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^^'^^ GENEALOGICAL AND HEIJALDK
HISTORY
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LANDED GENTEY
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GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
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SIR BERNARD BURKE, C.B., LL.D..
ULSTER laNG OF ARMS,
THOU OK "the peerage AND UAROXETAGE," 'THE DOUMANT AND EXTIXOl PEERAGE,"
'• THE VICISSITUDES OE EAMILIES," &C., tV:C.
IN TWO VOLUMES
Vol. IL
Sixth
Edition.
LONDON :
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GENEALOGICAL AND HERALDIC
DICTIONARY
OF THE
LANDED GENTEY.
VOL. II.
LACON OF DTTNTRUNE.
Lacox, John EDirrsD, Esq. of Diintviine, co.
orfar, J.P., b. 2 Nov. 1810 ; m. 14 May, 184-4,
louisa Matilda, dau. of Edward Shewell, Esq., and
ad an only son,
Frederick Graham, 6. 7 June, 1849, Lieut. 17th regt. ; m.
1875, Annie Margaret, dau. of the Ven. Arthur Macdonald
Hopper, Archdeacon of Norwich, and is deceased.
yLilXtilQt. — The Grahams of Duntrune, and the Grahams
f Claverhouse were descended from a common ancestor, John
raham of Claverhouse, who was the 2nd son of Sir Robert
raham of Kincardine, chief of the name (ancestor of the
'ukes of Montrose), who in 1406 m. the Lady Mary, dau. of
oBEBT III., King of Scotland. When the lines of Graham of
laverhouse. Viscounts Dundee, became extinct, the Grahams
f Duntrune succeeded as nest of kin.
John Gbaham, Esq. of Claverhouse and Duntrune (2nd son
f Sir Robert Graham of Fintry), obtained from Archibald,
,arl of Angus, a charter of the lands of Balargus, co. Forfar,
[e m. Matilda, dau. of Sir James Scrimgeour, Constable of
>undee, and was s. by his son,
John Graham, of Balargus, who acquired, 1530, the lands of
irkton, and subsequently those of Claverhouse. He m.
Targaret, dau. of John Bothune, of Balfour, and had a son and
iccessor,
John Graham, of Claverhouse, living 1541, m. Anne, dau.
. Robert Lundin, of Balgony, in Fife, and was s. at his decease,
bout 1580, by his eldest son,
Sib William Graham, of Claverhouse, d. 1642, leaving, by
larian his wife, dau. of Thomas Fotheringhamc, of Powrie,
ivo sons,
George, his heir, of Claverhouse, d. 1615, leaving two sons.
The elder, Snc William Gbaham, of Claverhouse, was
father of John Graham, the heroic Graham of Claverhouse,
"Viscount Dundee, killed at KiUiecrankie, 26 May, 1689 (see
Bubke's Lxtinct Pccraf/e).
Walteb, ancestor of the Gbahams of Duntrune.
lir William was s. by his 2nd son,
Walter Graham, Esq. of Duntrune, m. 1630, Elizabeth,
istcr of Alexander Guthrie, Esq., and was father of David
iRAHAM, of Duntroon, who d. 1706, leaving a son,
William Graham, of Duntrune, who assumed at the decease
if David, 3rd Viscount Dundee, the title of Viscount, as heir
Male of the gallant Claverhouse. He was out in 1715, and
ttainted by Act of Parliament. His eldest son,
James Graham, of Duntrune, likewise assumed the title,
cined in the rising of 1745, and was also attainted of treason.
'jTviously, however, 1735, he had sold Duntrune to his uncle,
Alexander Graham, who settled the estate upon his brother,
II.
David Graham, who then became of Duntrune. He was 6.
1687, and d. 1767, leaving by Grisell Gardync his wife, an
only surviving son,
Alexander Graham, Esq. of Duntrune, d. 1782, leaving,
by Clementina his wife, dau. of David Gardyne, Esq. of
Middleton, co. Forfar, with several daus., one son, Alexander,
of Duntrune, who d. s. p. 1802, whereupon his sisters became
his co-heirs. Of those ladies, the only two who married were
Amelia, of whom presently ; and Clementina, m. 1794, Gavin
Drummond, Esq., and had an only child, Clementina, ,a. 7 Oct.
1812, David, 8th Earl of Airlie. The elder dau.,
iVjiELiA Graham, m. 18 April, 1781, Patrick Stirling, E^q. of
Pittendriech, co. Forfar, son of William Stirling, Esq. of
Pittendriech, by Jean Cook his wife, and had issue,
William, his heir. Alexander, 6. July, 1796; d. 1801.
Clementina, of Dimtrune, 6. 2 May, 1782 ; d. 1877.
Jane, m. John Mobtlock Lacon, Esq. of Great Yarmouth,
2nd son of Sib Edmund Lacon, Bart., and d. 1 Sept. 1SC8,
having had issue,
1 John Edmund, J. P., now of Duntrune.
2 rienry, E.N., d. in the West Imlic .
3 William Stirling.
4 Graham, M.D., v/i. Harriet, dau. of Rev. M. Love, and
d. in India 1857, leaving two daus.
5 Mortlock, deceased.
6 Francis, B.N., d. in the West Indies.
1 -Amelia, m. Charles John Palmer, Esq. 2 Jane.
3 Clementina Louisa, ra. Capt. Thomas Spankic, Intlian
army.
4 Harriot, m. Major-Gen. Ommaney, E.A.
Mrs. Stirling assumed, with her husband, on inheriting Dun-
trune, the surname and arms of Graham; she (il. 24 Aug. 1824.
Her only surviving son,
William Stirling Graham, Esq. of Duntrune, h. 12 June,
1794; d. Dec. 1844, was s. by his eldest sister,
Clementina Stirling Graham, Esq. of Duntrune, h. 2 May,
1782 ; d. 1877, and was s. by her nephew, John Edmcnd
Lacon, Esq., now of Duntrune.
Arnn — Quarterly, per fess indented erminois and az., in the
2nd quarter a wolfs head erased arg., quartering Graham of
Duntrune; Or, three piles wavy sa., within a double trcssure
flory counterilory gu., on a chief of the second as many
escallops of the iirst. Crest — A mount vert, thereon a falcon
ppr. beaked and belled or, charged on the breast with a cross
tlory and gorged with a collar gu.
honos. Seat-
JSlolto — Probitas verus
Duntrune, Dundee.
LALOR OF GREGG.
Laxoe, Thomas, Esq. of Cregg, co. Tipperary,
J.P. and D.L. co. Tipperary, High Sheriff ISfiO,
J. P. CO. Kilkenny, Gcntleman-at-Large to H.E. the
I Earl of Bessborough when Lord-Lieut, of Ireland.
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LAL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAM
iHflTfajr.— The O'Lalors, or Lalors, are of Milesian origin.
At an early period, they migratecl, with the 0"3Iores, from
tJlster to the extensive district of Leix, in the Queen's Co., of
■which country the O'JIores became powerful princes, and,
under them, the OLalors were influential chieftains, possessing
considerable landed property between Stradbally and Jlary-
fcorough. Their principal seat was at Disert, near the rock of
Dunamase. Thence a branch sprung which settled in the
CO. of Tipperary.
DioKTsius Li^LOB, of Ballywoney, was a member of this
family. His name was signed to the new form of oath and
declaration of the Confederate Catholics of Ireland, dated
10 Jan. 1646, o.s., amonsst the signatures of several other
personages, who are styled by historians " veluti comitiales in
Domo Communium."
The first member of the O'Lalor family who became a resi-
dent in CO. Tipperary was
Jeeemiah Lalob, b. 1626, who removed from Disert, Qoeen's
Co., about the year 1666, after having taken a prominent part
in defending the fortress of Dunamase against the Parliamen-
tarians during the war of 1641. He held the rank of Major in
the Irish forces, and his father was nephew to Winifred, dau.
of O'Lalor, of the Queen's Co., and wife of John Crosbie,
Bishop of Ardfert, who d. 1621. The lands of Farran-g cahill,
near Templemore, and also several other denominations in
that neighbourhood, were Major Jeremiah Lalor's estates.
Farrenagahill at the present day pays a chief-rent to his
descendant, Mr. Power Lalor, of Long Orchard after-men-
tioned. Major Jeremiah Lalor, although then far advanced
in years, fought as a volunteer under King James II. at the
Eoyne. After he had become resident in co. Tipperary, he iii.
Judith, dau. of Kedragh O'Meagher, Esq. of Boulebane Castle,
eame co., and had issue five sons. He d. 9 July, 1709,
ivged 83. His eldest son,
jEREinAH Lalob, Esq. of Barnagrotty, King's Co., m. the
dau. of Samuel Smith, Esq. of Lisduffe, co. Tipperary, and had
two sons,
John, of Long Orchard, of whom presently.
Jeremiah, of Barnagrotty.
The eldest son,
John Lalob, Esq. of Long Orchard, and Crcg, co. Tipperary-,
m.. Elizabeth, sister of John Doherty, Esq. of Outrach, co.
Tipperary, and d. 9 May, 1782, aged 75, leaving issue,
Thosias, his heir.
Kieholas, of Dunmore and Ballyragget, co. Kilkenny, m.
Cecilia, dau. of ITlick Burke, Esq. of Meelick, co. Galway,
and d. g. p. 29 June, 1798.
John, of Ciannagh and Long Orchard, co. Tipperary. (See
Powee-Laloe nf Lon(i Orchard.)
Jeremiah, of Glasshouse, m. 1st, Lydia, dau. of AVilliam
Smith, Esq. of Burriscastle, Queens Co., by whom he was
father of John, of Gurteen, co. Tipperary, who 'm. Sarah,
dau. of Edward Kennedy, Esq. He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of
John Doherty, Esq. of Outrath, co. Tipperarj'.
James, of Riverstown, m. Miss Bray, a niece of Dr. Thomas
Bray, Pvoman Catholic Archbishop, and had by her a dau.,
Alicia.
Joseph, a law student, d. young and unm.
Bridget, wife of Noble Luke Usher, Esq. of Gurteen, co.
Tipperary, d. .«. p.
AUce, wife of William Keating, Esq. of Brooklcy, co. Tippe-
rary, d. s. p.
Susan, d. unm.
The eldest son,
Thomas Lalob, Esq. of Cregg, co. Tipperary, J.P., and a
Deputy-Governor of cos. Tipperary and Kilkenny, m. Bridget,
dau. of Edmund Power, Esq. of GamaviUa, and d. 27 May,
1812, leaving (with two daus., Maria, m. D'Arcy Jlahon, Esq.,
and Alice, m. John Power, Esq. of Churchtown) a son and
heir,
Thomas Edml-nt) Lalob, Esq. of Cregg, J.P, and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1840-41, m. Anne, dau. of PachardX'ower, Esq, of
Carrick-on-Suir, and had issue,
Thomas, now of Cregg,
John, 12th Infantry, d. 11 Jfov. 1850, aged 26.
Kicholas, d. 18 Oct. lt:48, aged 22.
Mary Anine,
EUza, m. 1856, William O'Meagher, Esq. of Kilmoyler.
Louisa, wife of Clement Sadleir, Esq. of Castle Blank,' co.
Tipperary,
Mr. Lalor d. 22 Feb. 1847, aged 62; his widow survived until
31 Jan. 1848.
Arms — Vert, a lion rampant or, armed and langued gu.
Crest — An arm embowtd vested gu. cuffed vert, the hand ppr
grasping a short sword also ppr. Motu — Fortis et fidelis.
Seat — Greg, Carrick-on-Suir, co. Tipperary.
POWER-LALOR OF LONa OUCHAr.D.
Poweb-Laloe, Geoege Eichabd, Esq. of Long
Orchard, co. Tipperary, b. 29 Aug. 1864.
ILtliraCJC* — Paternally this family is a branch of Poweb or
DE LA PoEB of Garteen, co. Waterford, and maternally a branch
of Lalob of Cregg {see those families), springing from
John Lalob, Esq. of Crannagh and Long Orchard, co.
Tipperary, J.P., and Deputy Governor, 3rd son of John Lalor,
Esq. of Long Orchard and Cregg. He m. Mary, dau. of
Thomas Phelan, Esq. of Kodstown, co. Tipperary, aud had
issue,
John Thomas, 6, 1793; d. 1823, v.nm.
Thomas Phelan, Barrister-at-Law, d. v.nm. 4 June, 1825.
Anastasia Phelan, of whom hereafter.
Mary, m. Richard Montesquieu Bellew, Esq., M.P., brother
of the 1st Lord Bellew, and d. s.p.
Mr. Lalor d. 7 Sept. 1828. His eldest dau.,
Anastacia Phelan Lalob, m. 1st, 1815, Edmund Po -■, Esq.
of Gurteen, co. Waterford, and had issue,
I. John William, who s. his father at Gurteen (see De la
PoEE of Gurttea la Poer).
II. Edwaed James, who assumed the additional surname of
Lalob, of whom hereafter.
III. Richard Francis, rn. Sara Gordon, of Virginia, North
America, and had two daus. Anastacia and Mary.
I. Mary, ni. 1846, Henry Petre, Esq. of Dunkcnhalgh, D.L. co.
Lancaster.
II. Eleanor, m. 1843, Patrick William Power, Esq. of
Pembroke's Town, co. Waterford.
Mrs. Power m. 2ndly, Right Hon. Richard Lalor Shiel, M.P.,
and d. 4 Aug. 1852. Her 2nd son,
Edmund James Poweb Lalob, Esq. of Long Orchard, J.P.
and D.L. co. Tipperary, High Sheriff 1817, Capt. 1st Dragoon
Guards, s. to his maternal grandfather's estates, and assumed
as above the surname of his mother's family. He was 6. 18
Oct, 1S17, and m. 1858, Mary Frances, dau. of George Ryau,
Esq., of Inch House, D.L. co. Tipperary, and had issue,
I, Geoege Richaed, his heir, ii, Edmund, d. unm.
I. Mary Anastacia. ii. Coralie Evelyn Mary.
iiL Elen Georgiana, d. 1874. iv. Grace Mary.
Mr. Power Lalor d. 4 Aug. 1873, and was s. by his son, |j
Geoege Richaed Poweb Lalob, Esq., now of Long Orchard.
Arriis — Quarterly: 1st and 4th. or, a lion rampant guardant
gu. ; 2nd, arg., a chief indented sa. : 3rd, arg., on a chief gu.
I three escallops of the first. Crests — 1 st. An arm embowed vested
gu. cuffed vert, the hand ppr. grasping a short sword also ppr. ;
2nd, A stag's head affrontee or, between the horns a tiucitix
ppr. Mottoes— Fortis et fidelis ; and Per crucem ad coronam.
Seat — Long Orchard, Templemore, co. Tipperary.
LAMB OF WEST DENTON AND
TEMMON.
Lamb, Eichabd Westbeooe:, Esq. of West Den-
ton, ]S^orthumberland, J.P. and D.L, for co, Durham,
b. 11 Aug. 1826 ; m. 6 Eeb. 1855, Georgiana EKza-
beth, youngest dau. of Stephen Eaton, Esq. of
Ketton Hall, co. Eutland, aud by her (who d. 17
March, 1868) has had issue,
I. Joseph John Talbot, b. 27 Sept, 1857.
II. Stephen Eaton, b. 28 July, I860.
in. Edmund George, b. 8 July, lt.G3.
IV. Richard Scott, 6. 12 Jan. 1S66.
I. Marie Georgiana Elizabeth.
HtltCajC. — This family is a younger branch of the Lakhs
of Scat Hill, Cumberland, in which county they held lands
for centuries.
Richaed Lamb, Esq. of Seat Hill, Cumberland, 6. 1G80;
m. Alice Graham, of Edmond Castle, Cumberland, and had
issue a numerous family, of which the youngest son,
Joseph Lamb, Esq. of Ryton House, co. Durham, b. 1732,
J.P., m. 1st, the heiress of the Humble family, of Ryton, co.
Durham, and had issue two daus., who d. in infancy ; and
2ndly, Sarah, dau. of Warren Maude, Esq. of Sunnyside, co.
Durham, and had issue,
I. Humble, J.P., b. 1774, 6thWrf.nglerandB,A.of Emmanuel
CoU. Cambridge; m. Jane, dau. of Alexander Chalto, Esq.
of Main House, Roxburghshire, and had issue,
1 Joseph Chatto, m. Eleanor, dau. of William Oliver
Eutherfurd, Esq. of Edgerston, Roxburghshire, and
has issue. 2 Alexander, deceased.
3 Charles, m. Frances Onglcy, dau. of Capt. Frederick
Burgoyne, R.X., and has issue.
LAM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAM
921
1 Elizabeth, in. 'William Maude, Esq., ynnnccest son of
Jacob Maude, Esq. oi Suniiysidc and Sclaby Hall, co.
Durham. 2 Sarah.
8 Jane, m. 1st, John Steavcnson, Esq. of Ryton, co. Dur-
ham, and has issue; she m. 2ndly, the llev. Henry
Bourchier Wrcy, Esq. Rector of Tawstock, co. Devon.
4 Isabella, m. Bcwicke Blackburn, Esq., and has issue.
II. "Warren, b. 1778; m. 1811, Sarah, dau. of Robert liiuiter,
Esq. of Hunter Hill, co. Durham, and has issue,
1 Warren Maude, (/. 1840.
2 Frederick, iii. Lilla Louisa, dau. of Adam Wallace
Elnislie, Esq. of London, and has issue.
3 Tliomas Cornwallis.
1 Sarah Maude, deceased.
2 Louisa, m. Col. St. Aubyn, of Belvedere Honse, Jersey,
and (/., having had issue.
3 Harriet, ni. George Falle, Esq., and is deceased.
4 Caroline Laura, m. Col. St. Aubyn, jun., and has issue.
lir. Joseph, of whose line we treat.
I. Harriet, m. Robert Scott, Esq. of Shincliffe Hall, Durham,
and had issue,
1 William, b. 1804; 5ii. Georgina, dau. of Col. Hen-ies, and
d. having had issue. "2 Dudley, b. 19 May, 1S31.
1 Georgina, deceased.
ir. Sarah, m. George Broadrick, Esq. of Hamphall Park,
CO. York.
ni. Helen, m. Capt. Fead, R.N., and had issue.
rhe 3rd son,
Joseph Lamb, Esq. of West Denton, Northumberland, and
remmon, Cumberland, J. P. and D.L., b. 11 Nov. 1781 ; m. 4
ilay, 1S24, Amelia Mary, dau. of Joseph Westlirook Michael,
Jsq. of Stamford, Lincolnshire, and d. 8 Oct. 1859, having had
ssne,
I. Joseph, b. 12 May, 182.3; d. 31 July, 1812.
II. Richard Westbrooke, now of West Denton.
in. William Wentworth, b. 14 July, 1830; late Capt. 7th
Dragoon Guards; cF. 26 Not. 1876.
IV. John Henry, 6. 21 July, 1834; d. 12 Aug. 1S51.
V. Robert Ormston, b. 5 Nov. 1836.
I. Amelia Mary, m. 8 April, 1856, Capt. Nugent Chichester,
eldest son of Joseph Chichester Nagle, Esq. of C.dverleigli
Court, Devon.
n. Josephine Mary Agnes. lu. Mary Emma Blanche.
Arm.t — Sa., on a fess erm. between three cinquefoils ars;.
wo mullets of the field. Crest — A paschal lamb ppr. Jfloito —
.'alma non sine pulvero.
Residence — West Denton, Newcastlc-on-Tyne.
LAMBAUDE OF BEECHMONT.
Lambaede, Mtjlton, Esq. of Beechmont, Seren-
jaks, Kent, J.P. and D.L., 6. 31 Oct. 1821 ; m. 28
ilarch, 18i8, Marianne Teresa Livesey, dau. of
Edmund Turton, Esq. of Brasted, Kent, and Upsall
Jastle, CO. York, and has issue,
I. John Bell William Edmund, b. 18 Oct. 1849.
II. Multon Thomas George, b. 15 Sept. 1850.
m. William Gore, b. 22 May, 18G4.
I. Mary Teresa Louisa, b. 17 May, 1S55.
II. Ellen Grace, b. 20 Feb. 1857.
III. Maude Eleanor, &. 1 Sept. 1859.
rv. Harriet Beatrice Anna, b. 24 July, ISGl.
V. Ethel Julia, b. 27 Dec. 1862.
■VI. Edith Gwendoline, 6. 12 Feb. 1868.
ICtnCagC— John Lambarde, Esq. Sheriff of London in
1551, son of William Lamearde, of Ledbury, co. Hereford,
ind grandson of Thomas Lambaede, of the same place, Gent.,
who was living 29 Henry VI., m. Juliana, dau. and heir of
William Home, of London ; and d. 4 Aug. 1554, leaving (with
1 younger son, Giles, of London, who m. Margaret, dau. and
;o-heir of John Stevenson, Esq. of London, who re-married
Humphrey Windham) an elder son,
William Lambarde, Esq. of Greenwich, h. 18 Oct. 1536 ; d.
i9 Aug. 1601, and was buried in Greenwich Church ; he wag
idmitted of Lincoln's Inn, 1C56, and became a Bencher 1578,
jublished Archceonomia, 1568, obtained from Queen Elizabeth
icense to build an hospital at Greenwich in 1574, published
The Perambulation of Kent, 1576, Eirciorcha, 1581, and was
ippointed Deputy Keeper of the Rolls 1597. Many of the
?aluable genealogical collections of the author of The Pcram-
ndalion are still preserved at Beechmont. He 7);. 1st, 1570,
lane, dau. of George Multon, Esq. ; and 2udly, 1583, Silvestria,
lau. and heir of Robert Deane, of Hallinge, Kent, and
.vidow of William Dalison, Esq., and by the latter had (svith a
lau., Margaret, !,i. Thomas, 2nd son of Thomas Godfrey, of
seUingc), three sons. Gore and Fane, d. in infancy, and
SibMdlton Lambarde, Knt. of Westcombe, in Greenwich,
6. 1.534, ill. Ann, dau. of Z\r Thomas Lowe, Knt., Alderman of
London ; and d. 1634, leaving a son,
Thomas Lambarde, Esq., b. 1G15, who sold his estate at
Greenwich. He m. 1638, Isabella, dau. of Sir John Garrard,
Bart, of Lamer, by whom he had (with two daus., Isabella m.,
Alington Paynter, Esq. of Gillingham, Kent ; and Mary, m.
Thomas Ilatton, Esq. of London) five sons, who d. a. p. ; and
William Lambarde, Esq. of Sevenoaks, d. 2 Aug. 1711,
leaving, by Blagdalen, dau. of William Humphreys, of .Alaird-
lew, his wife (with a younger son, Sir Multon Lambarde, Knt.,
in. Jane, sole heir of Edmund Fowler, of Ash, near Ridley,
Kent, and d. s. p. 1758) an elder son,
Thomas Lambarde, Esq. of Sevenoaks, h. 1670 ; in. Mary,
youngest dau. and co-heir of Sir John Beale, Bart, of Farning-
ham, in Kent, and d. 19 Dec. 1745, having had, with other
issue, who d. young or umn., a son,
Thomas Lambarde, Esq. of Sevenoaks, 6. 1705 ; in. 1747,
Grace, dau. of Sir William Parsons, Bart, of Stanton, Notts,
and had (with four daus., Grace; Mary, Jii. the Rev. John
Hallward ; Araie, m. the Rev. Sackville Austen; and Jane, r,i.
John Randolph, Bishop of London) two sons, Multon, of
whom presently; and Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Ash, near
Wrotham, m. 3 June, 1783, Miss Otway. Mr. Laaibardc d.
1769, and was s. by his elder son,
Multon Lambarde, Esq. of Sevenoaks, 6. 1757 ; in. 1773,
Aurea, dau. and co-heir of Francis Otway, Esq. of Ashgrove,
Sevenoaks, and had issue, i. William, his heir; ii. Thomas
(Rev.), 6. 1798; in. Multon, 6. 1800, d. 1803; I. Sophia, d.
1838; II. Fannj-, d. 1821; ni. Bridget Aurea, -„;. John
Gurdon, Esq. of Assington Hall, Suffolk, and d. 1826, leaving
issue; iv. Juliana, jii. 1829, Admiral C. G. Randolph, R.N. :
Y. Jane, d. 1810; and vi. Mary, rn. 1832, the Rev. Richard
Salway, Rector of Fawkham, Kent, and d. 1848, leaving issue.
Mr. Lambarde d. April, 1836, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Lambarde, Esq. of Beechmont, J.P. and D.L.,
b. IS Nov. 1796; in. 1 Oct. 1818, Harriet EUzabeth, 5th dau. of
Sir James Xaesmyth, Bart, of Posso, co. Peebles, and had issue,
I. Multon, now of Beechmont.
II. John, b. 1823; m. 1847, Mary Anne, dau. of Capt. Has-
1am; and d. 1848, leaving a dau., Harriet Charlotte.
III. William, Lieut. R.N., 6. 1824 ; d. 1808.
rv. Francis, b. 1830, 1st Stafford Mihtia.
V. Charles James (Rev.), b. 28 Aug. 1833, Vicar of Southill,
Biggleswade, Beds.
VI. Thomas Murray, b. 1836 ; Indian Navy.
VII. Henry, 6. March, 1840; 54th regt.
I. Eleanora, in. 1854, Robert W. P. Battiscombo, eldest son
of the Rev. R. Battiscombe, Rector of Barkway, Herts, and
has issue.
II. Julia, 71!. 1857, James Christie, eldest son of James Traill,
Esq., and has issue. iii. Jane.
n'. Haniet. v. Jane Aurea. vi. Alice Mary.
Mr. Lambarde d. 1 June, 1866.
Arms — Quarterly of four, 1 LAJmARDE : gu., a chevron vair
between three lambs passant arg. ; 2 Horne, of Llndon ;
3 Deane, nf Hatlin(i ; 4 White, of Bnerleii. Crest — ^iV rein-
deers head erased arg. Motto — Deo patriae tibi.
Seat — Beechmont, Sevenoaks, Kent.
liAMBART OF BEAU PARC.
Lambart, Gustavus William, Esq. of Beau Pare,
CO. Meath, J.P. and D.L., Secretary of the Order
of St. Patrick, formerly Major of the Royal ileath
Militia, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, State Steward to the
Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1858-59 and 1874-5, b. 7 Aug.
1813 ; in. 5 June, 1847, Lady Frances Caroline
Maria Conyngham, 2nd dau. of Francis, 2ud 3Iur-
quess Conyngham, K.P., and has issue,
I. Gdstavus Francis William, Chamberlain to H. G. the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, b. 25 March, 1848.
II. Cyril Henry Edward, b. 29 May, 1866.
III. James George Richard, b. 20 Dec. 1867.
I. Amy Gwendoline (Hon.) Maid of Honour to the Queen, h.
10 Aug. 1852. II. Cecil Jane, b. 22 Sept. ls')4.
in. Constance Una Elizabeth, 6. 16 Sept. 1856; 5;i. 18 DeJ.
1876, the Hon. Henry Bourke {see Mayo, E.).
IV. Georgiana Rose, b. 19 Nov. 1859.
V. Violet Anne Blanche, b. 14 Aug. 1861.
VI Juliane Hamilton, b. 19 June, d. 14 Aug. 1863.
vn. Lillian Fannie Ermangarde, 6. 21 Aug. 1864.
VIII. Bertha Madeline Frances, 6. 29 Aug. 1869.
IX. Adeline Octavia, &. 10 Jan. 1872.
5LlUeaQe.— Charles LAstcARX, Esq. of Painstown, ?I.P.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAAT
for Kilbeggan, son (by Eleanor, his 2nd wife, only child of
Simon Creame, Esq.) of the Hon. Oliver Lambart, of Pains-
town, M.P., 3rd son of Charles, 1st Earl of Cavan, m. EUza-
beth, only dau. of Gustavus Hamilton, Viscount Boyne, and
bad issue,
Chaeles, M.P., d. unm. Dec. 1740.
GcsTAVcs, heir to his father.
Hamilton, Major-Gen. in the army.
Elizabeth, to. 1754, Nicholas Ogle, Esq.
Eleanor, m. Thomas Elrington, Esq.
Mary, m. Christopher Nicholson, Esq. of Balratli.
Sophia, m. Rev. Robert Gregory.
Mr. Lambart d. 1753, and was s. by his son,
Gustavus Lambart, Esq. of Beau Pare, co. Meath, M.P. for
KUbeggan, m. Thomasine, dau. of George Rochfort, Esq. of
Eochfort, CO. Westmeath, and sister of Robert, Earl of Belvi-
dere, and had a son and successor,
Chables Lasibaet, Esq., of Beau Pare, m. Frances, dau. of
James Lenox Naper Dutton, Esq. of Sherborne, co. Glou-
cester, and sister of James, 1st Lord Sherborne, by whom
(who d. 1806) he left at his decease (with two daus. (Frances
Thomasine, in. Charles Chetwynd, Earl of Talbot ; and Eliza-
beth, m. Sir Rose Price, Bart, of Trengwainton) an only son,
Gustavus Lambart, Esq. of Beau Pare, J. P. and D.L.,
M.P. for Kilbeggan, b. 16 Sept. 1772; m. 1810, Anna Butler,
dau. of Sir John Stevenson, JIus. D., and had issue,
Gustavus William, now of Beau Pare.
Charles James (Rev.), b. 4 Feb. 1817, Rector of Navan, co.
Meath, vi. Maria Smith, and has Badulph and other issue.
Olivia Florence.
Frances Anne Catherine, m. Robert Westley Hall-Dare, Esq.
of Fitzwalters, Essex.
Mr. Lambart d. 22 Sept. 1850.
^)-m.s— Gu., three narcissuses arg. pierced of the field.
Crest — A centaur ppr. drawing his bow gu. arrow or. Motto —
Ut quocunque paratus.
Toirn Jiesidence — Harley Street, Cavendish Square. Seat —
Beau Pare, Slane, co. Meath.
LAMBERT OF AGGARD.
Lambert, John Walter Henry, Esq. of Ag^ard,
CO. Galway, J.P., High Sheriff 1850, b. 5 Oct. 1811 ;
m. Feb. 1833, Anne, only dau. of William Fetherston
Haugh, Esq. of Derrahiny, co. Galway, and has issue,
I. Thomas Walter, 6. 24 March, 1841.
K. John Henry, 6. 16 Dec. 1844.
III. William Fetherstonhaugh, b. 20 Nov. 1853.
I. Anne Caroline.
II. Cluirlotte, m. Col. Cuthbert Barlow, 10th foot.
III. Emily, m. Charles Kelly, Esq. of Luneston, Westmeath.
IV. Elizabeth Jaue, m. Thomas Barlow, Esq.
V. Marian Marcella, m. Charles Brcreton, Esq., Royal
Artillery.
VI. Adelaide, m. Rev. Robert O'Callaghan, Eathmines.
VII. Fanny.
VIII. Alice, m. Jonas Lamprey, M.B., Surgeon General C7th
regt.
HtnCrtflC.— John Lamhert, Esq. of Mil ford, co. Galway,
eldest son of Walter Lambert, Esq. of Cregclare, co. Galway,
by his 2nd wife, Miss Martyn, of Tullyra Castle), to. Blary, dau.
of Sir Henry Burke, of Glynsyke Castle, and dying 1787, left
issue three sons, 1 Henry; 2 Walter, who d. s. p.; and
3 Thomas, of whom presently; besides three daus., Jane and
Eliza, who both d. unm. ; and Letitia, m. John Fallon, Esq. of
Rimnemead, co. Roscommon. The 3rd son,
Thomas Lambert, Esq. , was of Aggard ; he m. 5 Sept. 1805,
Lydia Fetherstonhaugh, of Mosstown, and d. 1822, leaving
issue, John Walter Hesrt, now of Agganl; Cuthbert Fether-
stonhaugh; Marian, to. Cuthbert Barlow, Esq.; Lydia, to.
William Marshall, Esq. ; Cecilia, m. W. Nixon, Esq. ; 'and
Chario'.te, ni. Capt. Henry Marshall.
/Sea£— Aggard, Craughwell, co. Galway.
LAMBERT OF BROOKHILL.
Lambert, Alexakder Clendining, Esq. of
Erookliill, co. Mayo, J.P. and D.L., Treasurer of
the CO. since 1836, b. 7 Nov. 1808 ; m. 12 Se^Dt. 1848,
Emma Maria, dau. of Guy Lenox Prendergast, Esq.'
formerly Member of Council, Bombay, and M.P. for
Lymington, and has issue,
I. Joseph Alexander, b. 7 April, 1855.
u. Guy Lennox, b. 30 Dec. 1857.
1. Emma Mary Louisa. ii. Flora Marion.
III. Louisa Matilda. iv. Florence Amy.
ILtnCagC. — This family claims descent from that of
Gen. John Lambert, so distinguished in the civil wars of
England and Scotland, during the Protectorate, and it is stated
that his nephew,
John Lambert, Esq. settled in the West of Ireland. He was
father of two sons, of whom the younger,
Joseph Lambert, Esq. of Toher and Thomastown, estab-
lished himself in co. Mayo 1699. He to. Anne, dau. of Peter
Rutledge, Esq. of Cornfield, and had a son,
Francis Lambert, Esq. of Toher and Thomastown, m. 1st,
Rebecca, dau. of Thomas Lindsey, Esq. of Turin Castle, co.
Mayo, and sister of Thomas Lindsey, Esq. of Hollymount, and
had by her a son, Joseph, his heir; and two daus. ; the elder,
Letitia, to. Thomas Elwood, Esq. of Ashford, co. Galway ;
and the younger m. Francis Goodwin, Esq. Mr. Lambert to.
2ndly, Bliss Ormsby, co. Mayo, and had by her a son, Francis,
R.N., who rf. leaving issue. The only son of the first marriage,
Joseph Lambert, Esq. of Brookhill, High Sheriff of Mayo
1796; m. 1st, Barbara, dau. of Thomas Ruttledge, Esq. of
Bloomfield, and sister and heir of Robert Ruttledge, Esq. of
the same place, and by her had issue,
Thomas, who d. unm.
Francis (Rev.), of Bloomficlfl, co. Mayo, J.P., who assumed
the name and arms of Ruttledge (sec Ruttledge of
Blooinfidd).
Barbara, to. Arthur Knox, Esq. of Bushfield, co. Mayo.
Mr. Lambert m. 2ndly, Mary, eldest dau. of Rev. Alexander
Clendining, D.D., Prebendary of Lackan and Rector of West-
port, and by her had issue,
Joseph, late of Brookhill, J.P., d. unm. 1855.
Alexander Clendining, now of Brookhill.
Eleanor, to. David Ruttledge Courtenay, Esq., Ban-ister-at-
I'S'W. Rebecca, d. unm.
Letitia, to. John Veevers, E.sq., R.N. Elizabeth.
Georgiana, m. Charles Bowen, Esq., of Milford.
Mr. Lambert d. 1813.
^rm.s— Gu., a cross-crosslet or, between three cinquofnila
pierced arg. C,-est—k centaur ppr. charged on the shoulder
with a cross-crosslet or. Motto— Vi quocunque paratus.
SecU— Brookhill, Clarcmorris, co. Mayo.
LAMBERT OF CARNAGH.
Lambert, Henry Patrick, Esq. of Carna^h co
Wexford, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1864, 5. 2 Dec!
1836 ; m. 23 Sept. 1863, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Thomas Williams, Esq, of Tan-y-Craig, Anglesey,
and has issue,
George, b. 5 Aug. 18CG. Elizabeth.
UllXraflC.— This family was established in Ireland by
MiLo DE Lamporte, temp. Henry II. His descendant,
Philip de Lamporte, of Ballyhire, in the barony of Fortli,
m. Marian, dau. of John Synnott, Esq., and from him tho
fourth in descent was,
James Lambert, Esq. of Ballyhire, who d. 1631, leaving. Iiv
Mary, his wife, eldest dau. of Robert Esmondc, Esq. of Johns-
town, a son,
Patrick Lambert, Esq. of Ballyhire (deprived of his estates
by Cromwell), father, by Mary his wife, dau. and heir of
Peter B iinewall, Esq. of Drimnagh, of
Nicholas Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, m. Marian, dau. and
eventual co-heir of Richard Stafford, Esq., and left a son,
James Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, to. Anstuce, dau. and
heir of Nicholas Sutton, Esq., and was father of
Patrick Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, m. Catherine White,
acquired with her estates in the co. Kilkenny, and had two
sons and a dau. The eldest son,
James Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, dying at Bath without
issue, 1757, was s. by his brother,
Henry Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, m. Margaret FitzSimon,
of the House of Glancullen, co. Dublin, and had three son?
and two daus. The eldest son,
Patrick Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, to. 1781, Mary Anne,
eldest dau. of George Lattin, Esq. of Morristown Lattin, co.
Kildare, representative of the very ancient family of Lattin,
and had issue,
Henry, his heir.
Ambrose, of New Grove, co. Kilkenny, h. 1789 ; in. 1823,
Eliza, dau. of John Snow, Esq.; and d. 5 July, 1856, leaving
1 Ambrose, of New Grove, J.P. {m. 1864, Mary, dau. of
Francis Coppingcr, Esq., and d. 11 Aug. 1878), leaving
issue ; 2 Sydenham John ; and daus.
Catherine, in. 1811, Gerald Aylmer, Esq. brother of tho lata
Countess of Kenmare.
LAM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAM
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Margaret. Letitia, aXun, d. 1854.
Jane, m. Awley Banon, Esq., M.D., of Irishtown, co. West-
meuth.
Mr. Lambert d. July, 1S08, and was s. by his son,
Heney Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, J.l'. and D.L., M.P. for
CO. AVexford. b. 1 Sept. 1786; m. 11 June, 1835, Catherine,
youngest dau. of William Talbot, Esq. of Castle Talbot, and
sister of Maria Theresa, Countess of John, 16tti Earl of Shrews-
bury, and d. 20 Oct. 1861, leaving issue,
Henry Patrick, now of Carnagh.
George Thomas, b. 9 Nov. 1837.
Mary Jane, m. P. J. Lynch, Esq. of Rose Park, co. Dublin.
Anne, m. 27 Jan. 1870, Edwin Windham, 3rd Earl of Dun-
raven and Mountearl, K.P., who d. 6 Oct. 1S71.
Catherine, d. xiani. 8 March, 1S57.
Juliana Margaret. Letitia. Fanny.
yj /•)»«— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, vert, a lamb arg. ; 2nd and
3rd, crm., an eagle displayed gu. Crest — A sagittary per pale
gu. and arg., charged with a trefoil vert the bow and arrow or.
Motto — Deus providebit.
jSeai— Carnagh, Xew Boss, co. Wexford.
LAMBERT OF WATERDALE, FORMERLY
OF CREG CLARE.
Lambert, Walter Macclellan, Esq. of Water-
dale, CO. Galvray, late Capt. 41st regt., b. 31 Aug.
1833.
3iillC(t(IC. — Thi.= family, which claims descent from John
Lambert, 2nd son of Lambert, of Calton, co. York, settled in
CO. Galway 1C06. John Lambert, the first settler's son, who
m. Janet, dau. of Walter Taylor, Esq., was killed at the siege
of Derry, leaving a son,
Walter Lambert, Esq. of Creg Clare, m. 1st, Miss
Hamilton, and by her had one son, Charles, of whom
presently. He ra. 2ndly, Jliss Martyn, of Tullyra, by vrhoni
he had (with several daus., of whom one ra. Francis Butler,
Esq. of Gregg; and another m. Morgan, of Monksfield) several
sons, ancestors respectively of the Lamberts of Castle Lambert
(see that famUy), Lamberts of KUqiiain, Lamberts of Castle
EUen, <bc. The eldest son,
Cuarles Lambert, Esq. of Creg Clare, m. 1742, Blargaret,
dau. of Dominick Browne, Esq. of Castle Macgarrett, co.
Galway, and by her had (with six other children, who d. unm.)
a son, Walter, of whom presently, and three daus., Elizabeth,
5)!. John Burke, Esq. of Tyaquin; Catherine, m. — Wilson,
Esq. of Belvoir, co. Clare; and EUice, m. — Donnelan, Esq. of
Killagh, CO. Galway. The son,
Walter Lambert, Esq. of Creg Clare, m. 1st, 1779, Honoria
Dillon, sister to the 1st Lord Clonbrock, by whom he had no
issue; and 2ndly, 1784, Catherine, dau. and co-heiress of
James Staunton, Esq. of Waterdale House, co. Galway, and by
her had three daus., Harriet, d. 1829, unm. ; Maria Margaret,
d. 1853, unm.; and Emily, d. 1830, x'.nm.; and two sons,
James Staiston, his heir; and Thomas Dominick, 6. July,
1791. Mr. Lambert d. 25 Sept. 1832, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Jasies Staunton Lambert, Esq. of Waterdale, J. P. and D.L.,
High SheiiCf 1813, and M.P. for co. Galway from 1826 to 1S33;
6. 5 March, 1789 ; to. 25 Sept. 1832, tlie Hon. Camden Eliza-
heth Macclellan, only child of Camden Gray, last Lord Kirk-
cudbright, and by her, who d. 1 July, 1874, had issue,
Walter Macclellan, now of Waterdale.
Cliarlcs James, b. 11 Oct. 1837; d. 6 Feb. 1855.
Thomas Camden, b. 5 Oct. 1841, Capt. in the army.
Robert, h. 4 Feb. 1844. James Henry, b. 6 Sept. 1851.
Sarah Elizabeth, m. 2 Oct. 1858, Charles Edward Lewis, Esq.
of St. Pierre, co. Monmouth.
Harriette, m. 2 Oct. 1856, Somerset Molyneux Clarke, Esq.,
Capt. 93rd Highlanders.
Kathcrine Isabella, b. 21 Sept. 1839; d. 4 Dec. 1854.
Mr. Lambert d. 1 July, 1867.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., three cinquefoils pierced
arg., for Lambert; 2nd and 3rd, arg. two chevrons sa., for
Stalnton. C'/-(4(—.\ centaur ppr. bow gu. arrow or. Motto —
Ut quocunquo paratus.
Seat — Waterdale House, co. Galway.
LAMBERT OF CASTLE LAMBERT.
Lambert, Thomas Etre, Esq. of Castle Lambert,
CO. Galwaj, J.P., late Capt. 38th regt., b. 1820 ; m.
1850, Sarah, 3rd dau. of John Wilson Trousdell,
Esq. of Fort House, Kilrush, co. Clare.
JLinCnfJC— Thomas Lambert, Esq., son of Waller Lam-
bert, Esq. of Creg Clare (see irrecedhirj Article), m. Miss E.
Wood, dau. of — Wood, of Chappell Field, co. Sligo, and had
(with two daus., Margaret, r/i. — Boat, Esq. of Duck's Pool,
CO. Waterford; and Anne, vu Henry Lambert, Esq. of co.
Galway), a son and successor,
Walter Lambert, Esq. of Castle Lambert, ™. 1791, Eliza-
beth, 3rd dau. of Burton Persse, Esq. of Persse Lodge, now
Moyode Castle, co. Galway, and d. Dec. 1824, leaving issue,
Walter, of Castle Lambert.
John, Td. Jane, only dau. of Col. Peyton, of Eaheen, co.
Leitrim, and has issue, six sons and two daus.
Richard (sec Lambert ofZyston Hall). Parsons, deceased.
Charles, deceased > j ..x, j • .
Robert 5 '"■• ^^^ settled in America.
Sarah, deceased, to. 1st, Charles Barry, 2nd Baron Clan-
morris; and2ndly, 1830, Edward S. Hickman, Esq.
Bessy, deceased, ni. Matthew St. George, Esq. of Kilcolgaa
Castle, CO. Galway.
Anna Maria, m. B. Eathbome, Esq. of Ballymore, co.
Galway.
Walter Lambert, Esq. of Castle Lambert, J.P., D.L., and
High Sheriff 1828, 6. 10 Sept. 1795; m. 21 Oct. 1817, Ann,
eldest dau. of Col. Giles Eyre, of Eyre Court Castle, and has
issue,
Thomas Etre, now of Castle Lambert.
Giles Eyre, m. May, 1850, the only child of Francis Rca, Esq.
of Richview, Sandymount, co. Dublin.
Walter, m. and settled in America.
Richard, m. 6 Dec. 1870, Jean Mary, dau. of James Eraser,
Esq. of Achnagairn, co. Inverness.
Annie Sophia, m. July 1837, John Edmund, 2nd son of the
late O'Moore, of Cloghan Castle, King's Co.
Anchoretta Maria, in. P. Savage, Esq., youngest sou of
James Savage, Esq. of Finglass Wood, co. Dublin.
Ada, rii. the eldest son of Dr. Price, of Dublin.
Mr. Lambert d. 9 Aug. 1867.
Arras — Gu., three cinquefoils pierced arg. Crest — A centaur
ppr. bow gu. arrow or. Motto — Ut quocunque paratus.
Seat — Castle Lambert, Athenry, co. Galway.
LAMBERT OF LYSTON HALL.
The late Eichard Lambert, Esq. of Ljston
Hall, Essex, formerly Surgeon in the Eoj. Art., b.
7 April, 1807 ; m. 27 June, 1828, Elizabeth" Charlotte
Louisa, eldest dau. and heiress of the late John Camp-
bell, Esq. of Lrston Hall, Accountant- Cfeneral of the
Court of Chancery, and by her had issue,
I. John Campbell, now of Lyston Hall, in the War O.fice,
m. 18 Dec. 1367, Catherine Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Robert
Chambre Vaughan, Esq. of Burlton Hall, co. Salop.
II Eichard Blake, Commander R.X.
III. Walter Miller, Capt. R.M.A.
I. Elizabeth Blackwell Campbell, ra. 27 May, 1851, Wynn
E. Williams, Esq., late Lieut. 4th Dragoon Guards, eldest
son of Eobert Vaughan Wynne WiUiaras, Esq. of Bedford.
Place.
II. Anne Henrietta Campbell, to. Major-Gen. Hawkins,
Bombay N.I.
III. Julia Campbell, ra. 22 July, 1869, Capt. Eobert Gordon
Sanders Mason, late of the 8th regt.
Mr. Lambert, Lord of the Manor and Patron of the
Living of Lyston, 4th son of the late Walter Lambert,
Esq. of Castle Lambert, co. Galway, d. 25 Jan.
1878 (see preceding Article) .
Arms, Crest, and Motto — Same as Lambert of Castle Larabcrt.
Scat — Lyston Hall, Sudbury, co. Suffolk. Residence —
MervUle, Taylor's Hill, co. Galway.
LAMBERT OF CASTLE ELLEN".
Lambert, Walter Petee, Esq. of Castle Ellen
J.P., CO. Galway, High Sheriff 1859, b. 4 Nov. 1816 ;
m. 5 March, 1845, Elizabeth, only child of William
McO'Boy, Esq., tvnd has issue,
Peter, 6. 8 Dec. 1848.
Kate.
UlUCagC— This family is a branch of Lambert of Creg
Clare and Waterdale.
Peter Lambert, Esq., son of Walter Lambert, of Creg
Clare, by his 2nd wife, Bliss Martyn, m. aiiss Carioll, of
Ardagh, and had issue.
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LAIil
TEE LANDED GENTRY.
LAIS"
Walter Peteb Lamcert, Esq., m. Hiss Lubbs, and had
sever 1 sons. I'iie eldest,
Tetek Lambert, Esq., m. Mn^s Seymour, of Ballymorc
Castle, ilr. Lambert d. J84-1, ami was -'. by liis eldest son,
Walter Peter Lambert, now of Castle Ellen.
Ar.ju, <£r.— .Same as Lambert of Woterdale and Creg Castle.
Siv.t — Castle Ellen, Athenry, co. Galway.
LAMONT OF LAMONT.
Laiioxt. John Hexet, Esij. of Lamont, co.
ArzxU, b. 10 March, lS5i.
ILi'.ir.tgC. — The family of Lamost of Lam-mt dates from
tile eleTenth century. Interesting details are giren of tliem
in Skene's H'tcildaad Ciam. The grandfather of the late
representative of this lone descended line.
Jobs Lamost, Esq. of Lament, ra. 1773, Helen, dan. of D.
Campbell, of South Hall, and by her (who d. 1S40) had a son,
3LiJ0R-GEx. John Lamoxt. of Lament, m. Is05, Rebecca,
dau. of George Hobbs, Esq. of Barnaboy, Ireland, and d. IS27,
having had issue,
Archibald Jasces, of Lament.
Amelia Helen, in. James G. Davidson, Esq., and d. 1S40.
Augusta Charlotte Matilda, d. 1830. Georgina, d. 1847.
The son and heir,
Archibald JA^rES Lamont, Esq. of Lnmnnt, .T.P. and D.L.,
formerly an ofBcer in the army, b. 1313; -m. 1st, Sept. 1839,
Adelaide, dau. of James Hewitt Massy Dawson, Esq. of Bally-
nacourte, co. Tipperary, only son of the Hon. James Massy
Dawson. 2nd son of the 1st Lord Massy, and by her (who d. 24
June, 1841) had an only child, Adelaide Augusta. He to.
2nd!y, March, 1844, Harriet, dau. of Col. Alexander Campbell,
of PossU, and had issue.
Jobs Hen"rt, now of Lamont.
Ctlestine Xorman. Evelyn.
Amelia Georgina Adelaide, m. 15 D?c. 1374. Ilov. Eowjarid
Taylor Plummer. 3Iarion Alice.
Arriii — Az., a lion rampant arg. within a bordure of the
■second. Citit — An open hand cjuped ppr. SapjJOitas — Two
wild men. Motto — Ne parcas nee spernas.
Heal — Lamont, near Greenock, K.B.
LAHONT OP KNOCKDOW.
Lamoxt, James, Esq. of Enockdow, co. Argrll,
D.L. and J.P. for Bute and Arsvll, and M.P. "for
Buteshire 1865 to 1S68, F.G.S., F.K.G.S., h. 1829 ;
s. his father 1861 ; m. 10 March, 1868, Adelaide
Eliza, elder dau. of Sir G-. W. Denvs, Bart, of Dray-
cott, York, and has, with other issue,
XcEMAs, 6. 1869.
Mr. Lamont, Tvho ■was educated at Eugby, is only
son of the late Ales. Lamont, Esq., J.P. and D.L.,
of Enockdow (son of James Lamont, of Knock dow),
and Jane his wife, dau. of Alexander Chi-ystie, Esq.
of Balchrystie, Fife.
Ar.iii — Az., a lion rampant arg. C-cst — A naked hand couped
holding a dagger erect ppr. ilMo — \e parcas nee spernas,
/Seat— Kjiocidow, Argyllshire.
liAMPLTJGH-BP.O OKSB AITK
LAMPLUGH.
See Beooksbahk.
OF
UKIKY OF DUNKENNY,
■Eamsat-L'Amt, Johx, Esq. of Dimkenny, co.
Forfar and Xetherbyres, co. Berwick, J.P. and D.L.
CO. Forfar, and J.P. co. Berwick, h. 9 April, 1813 ;
m. 10 June, 1845, Mary Eiche Macleod, only dau.
«[ William Mitchell Innes, Esq. of Ayton, co. Ber-
wick, and by her (who d. 27 April, 1875) has issue,
I. James, 6. 19 Aug. 1307 : d.. 9 Jan. ISC5.
II. William, b. 11 Aug. IsoO; EaiTister-at-Law; m. 23 May,
1878, Christian, dau. of Alexander Mitchell Innes, Esq. of
Ayton.
in. John Alexander Eams.iy (Bev.), M.A. Oxford, 6. 10 June,
1352. IV. Eustace George, h. 27 Jan. 1857.
V. Simpson Macleod, 6. 9 July, 1860.
I. Christina, d. 1359. ii. Mary Williamina.
iLincatlC. — The family of L'Ainy, of Dunkenny, is one
of ci.nsidcrable antiquity. The writings, or land rights, by
which the present possessor holds the lands of Dunkenny,
and in which occur the names of his ancestors who succeeded
to the inheritance, go back as far as lO.'.O; and in the Lord
Lyon's patent of ai-ms it is mentioned, that a " Lamy, of Dun-
kenny," was one of the witnesses to a Royal Charter in 1401.
The surname appears at a much earlier period (1329) in the
Chamberlain's Eoll, in the Scotch Exchequer Records.
JoHX Ramsay L'Amt, Esq. of Dunkenny, m. 17G0, Agnes,
dau. of Robert Hamilton, Esq. of Kilbrackmont, co. Fife,
and by her (who d. 1782) left at his decease, 1814, with four
daus. (Agnes, m. Rev. Dr. Lyon, D.D. ; Margaret, m. George
Kerr, Esq., younger, of Dumbarrow, co. Fife ; Hamilton, r;z.
Gore Daly, Esq. ; and Helen, d. unm.), one son,
James L'Amt, E'iq. of Dunkenny, D.L., an Advocate at the
Scotch Bar, and Sheriff of Forfarshire, 6. 8 July, 1772 ; in.
5 Xov. 1811, Mary, dau. of Joseph Carson, Esq., M.D., of
Philadelphia, and by her (who d. 1336) had issue,
John Rams at, now of Dunkenny.
Sylvester, late H.E.I.C.S., 6. 13^0.
Helen. iia.-y Georgina, d. 1S48.
Mr. L'Amy d. 15 Jan. 1S54.
Amu — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az., three crosiers raleways
in fess or, and in base a saltier cnuped arg. ; 2iid and 3rd, arg.,
an eagle displayed sa. beaked and membered gu. charged on
the breast with an escutcheon of the last a border of the
second. Cmt — A dexter hand erect ppr. holding a crosier or.
Mo^to — Per varios casus. Supporter j — Two naked savages
wreathed about the head and middle with laurel, and holding
oak batons over their shoulders all ppr.
Seats — Dunkenny, near Forfar; Xetherbyrcs, Ayton, co.
Berwick. Ciubs — Junior United Service; Kew Club, Edin-
burgh.
LAND OR OF IPSLEY" COURT.
Laxdoe, Aexoid Savage, Esq. of Ipsley Court,
CO. Warwick, and Llanthony, co. Monmouth, s. his
father 1865.
iLtlTCaflC. — In the time of Charles I., John Lafndeb, of
Rugeley, was a Capt. in the Royal Army ; and temp. AVilliam
and JIari, Walter Laxdor, Esq. of Rugeley, served as High
Sheriff for co. Stafford.
Walter Lakdor, U~q. of Ipsley Court, co. Warwick (son
and successor of Robert Landob, Esq. of Rugeley, by Mary
his wife, dau. and co-heir of Walter Xoble, Esq. of Longdon,
and grandson of Robert Landor, Esq. of Rugeley, b. 6 June,
1630, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of the Rev. John
Taylor), m. 1st, May, 1760, Mary, only child of Richard Wright,
Esq. of Warwick, and had by her an only dau., Maria, ra. her
cousin, Humphrey Arden, Esq. lie m. 2ndly, 1774, Elizabeth,
eldest dau. and co-heir of Charles Savage, Esq. of Tachbrook,
CO. Warwick, and had by her, with three daus., whe d. unm.,
four sons,
Walter Savage, late of Ipsley Court.
Charles .Savage, b. 7 May, 1777, Rector of Colton,co. Stafford;
m. Jan. 1812, Catherine, only child of Joseph Willson, Esg.
of Marston Montgomery, co. Derby; and d. July, 184a,
leaving one son, Charles Willson, M.A., Vicar of Lindridge,
Tenbury, co. Worcester, formerly Rector of Whitaere ; and
three daus., of whom the eldest, Elizabeth Sophia, is now of
Taclibrooke, co. Warwick.
Henry Eyres, of Tachbrook, near Leamington, Lord of the
Manor of Whitnash, b. Jan. 1780; il. .?. p.
Robert Eyres, M.A., 6. May, 17»1, Rector and Patron of Bir-
lingham, Pershore, co. Worcester.
llr. Landor d. Xov. 1S05, and was s. by his son,
Walter Savage Landob, Esq. of Ipsley, b. 30 Jan. 1775;
educated at Eugby and Trin. Coll. Oxford; m. May, 1811,
Julia, dau. of Jean Thaillier, Baron Neuveville, of Bath, a lady
of Swiss extraction, and had,
Absold Savage, now of Ipsley and Llanthony.
Walter Savage. Charles Savage.
Julia Elizabeth Savage.
Walter Savage Landor was distinguished as a poet, and is
known as the author of Imaginai-y Converso.tioni of Literary
Men and Statesmen, and several other productions. He was
formerly a Col. in the Spanish army, and resided chiefly in
Italy. He d. 1865.
Arms — Arg., two bends gu. each surmounted with a bendlot
dancettee or. Crest — A dexter arm gu. banded with two cut-
tises or, holding in the hand a fleur-de-lis arg.
.Seafi— Ipsley Court, Eedditch, co. Warwick; Llanlliony
Abbey, co. Monmouth.
♦
LANE OP KING'S BROMLEY.
Laxe, Johx Hexet Bagot, Esq. of King's
Bromley Manor, co. Stafford, Lieut.-Col. Coldstream
LAN
THE LANDED GENTRY,
LAN
925
Jr.ards, M.A., J.P., h. 24 Feb. 1829 ; m. 28 Jan.
.8Ui, Susan Anne, dau. and co-lieiress of Henry
?'incent, Esq. of Lily Hill, Berks, and Eradwcll
Jrove, CO. Oxford, and has issue,
I. John Henby Heevet Vincent, 6. 3 Oct. 1867.
u. Arthur, b. 28 Aug. 1871. in. George, b. 10 July, 1875.
I. Agnes Susan, b. 21 Oct. 1864; d. 13 May, 1871.
II. Florence, 6. 17 Dec. 1865.
III. Constance, b. 27 April, 1869.
3IinC<l5C. — The ancient family of Lane came into Eng-
nnd, according to llollinshed, with the Conqueror. Its
)cdigrce commences with
Sir Reginald de Lone, grandfather of Adam de Lona, of
IVcst Hampton, co. Stafford, whose grandson, Kiciiard de la
jONE, 9 Edward II., living at Hampton, was direct ancestor of
JouN Lane, Esq. of Bcntley, m. Margaret, dau. and heiress
)f Thomas Partrich, of King's Bromley, and dying 19 Eliza-
JETU, was «. by his son,
Thomas Lane, Esq. of Bentley and Hyde, m. Catherine,
lau. of Richard Trentham, Esq. of Eochester, and aunt of
Elizabeth de Vere, Countess of Oxford, and had issue, John,
lis successor; Thomas; Richard, of Kearns, co. Monmouth;
ind Cassandra, m. Thomas Littleton, 3rd son of Sir Edward
Littleton, of Pillaton. He d. 31 Elizabeth, and was s. by his
;ldest son,
John Lane, Esq. of Bcntley and Hyde, in. Jane, dau. of Sir
Edward Littleton, of Pillaton, and had issue, Tuomas, his
successor; and Alice, hi. Alexander Wightwitk, Esq. He d.
i James I., and was .9. by his son,
Thomas Lane, Esq. of Bentley and Hyde, who assisted in
the preservation of King Cuakles II., after the battle of
Worcester, and suffered severely for his attachment to the
royal cause. He m. Anne, eldest dau. of Walter Bagot, Esq.
of Blithfield, co. Stafford, and sisterof Sir Hervey Bagot, Bart.,
and had several children, I. Johx, his successor ; ii. William,
of Shetton, from whom the Irish family sprang; iii. Richard,
a Groom of the Bedchamber; i. Jane, celebrated for her
heroic conduct in saving the life of King Cuakles II. after the
battle of Worcester, in. subsequently, Sir Clement Fisher, of
Packington, co. Warwick, Bart. ; ii. Withy, m. — Petre, Esq.;
III. Anne, in. Edward Birch, Esq. of Lcacroft; iv. Mary, m.
Edward, son of Sir Oliver Nicholas (cupbearer to James I.,
and Carver to King Cuaeles I.). Mr. Lane d. 1660, and was
s. by his eldest son,
CoL. John Lane, who was so instrumental in saving King
Charles II. after the battle of Worcester, and received His
Majesty at his scat at Bentley, from which place he was conveyed
in disguise by Miss Lane, to Mrs. Norton's, at Abbot's Leigh,
near Bristol. For these signal services the family was dignified
with an especial badge of honour, viz., the Arms of England
in a canton, in augmentation of its paternal coat, and a crest,
a strawberry roan horse, bearing between his forelegs the
royal crown. There is a tradition that Col. Lane was likewise
offered a peerage, but declined it. He m. Athaliah Anson,
and had, with other issue, Sir Thomas, his successor ; Lettice,
who d. 23 Nov. 1709; Frances, m. William Offley, of Madcley
Jlanor, CO. Stafford ; Mary, m. Sir Humphrey Jcrvis, Lord
Mayor of Dublin. Col. Lane d. 1667, and was s. by his eldest
fion,
.Sir Thomas Lane, Knt. of Bentley, m. Abigail, Lady
■Williams, widow of Sir Henry Wilhams, Bart, of Gwernevet,
and dau. of Samuel Wightwick, Prothonotary of the King's
Bench; and dying 25 Jan. 1715, was s. by his only surviving
£on,
John Lane, Esq. of Bcntley, b. 12 Dec. 1669; m. 30 April,
1702, Mary, dau. and co-heiress (with her sister, Sybill, wife
of the Rev. Dr. Birch), of Ilumfrey Wyrley, Esq. of Hampstead,
CO. Stafford, by Mary, his wife, eldest dau., and in her issue,
co-heir (with her sister, Jane, in. William de Zulstein, Earl of
Eochford) of Sir Henry Wroth, Knt. of Durance, co. Middlesex,
and had issue. Mr. Lane d. 25 Oct. 1748, and was s. by his
son,
Thomas Lane, Esq. of Bcntley, b. 23 April, 1703; m. 1st,
Miss Anno Austen, and had issue, John, his successor;
Thoma.s, (/.young; Mary, lii. John Taylor, Esq. of Walsal; Ann,
d. young; Elizabeth Sybilla, jft. Roger Holmes, Esq. Mr. Lane
»i. 2ndly, Miss Anne Sayer, and by her had issue, i. Thomas
<Eev.), Rector of Handsworth, in. 1779, Esther Barbara,
<lau. of Sir Thomas Birch, Judge of the Common Pleas; ii.
Charles, d. young; in. William, of Lancsville, Col. in the
army, and for some time Governor of St. Helena, m. 1787,
Margaret, dan. of Jolm Cumac, Esq. of Lurgan, co. Armaj;h,
and stster of Col. Jacob Camac, E.I.C.S., of Greeumoojit
Lodge, CO. Loutli, and by her had issue ; rv. Edward, d. 1784;
I. Jane, in. John Freer, of liirniiiigham ; ii. Anne, m. 1776,
George Birch, Esq. of Harborne and Hampstead, co. Stafford.
Mr. Lane d. 1775, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Lane, Esq., b. 1723; m. 1750, Surah, dau. and co-
heiress of Richard Fowler, Esq. of Pcndelord, co. Stafford (see
Fowler of Pendefovd), and had issue,
I. John, his successor.
II. Thomas, of Leyton Grange, Essex, 6. 30 Sept. 1754; m.
4 Sept. 1784, Barbara, dau. of Thomas Fowler, Esq. of
Pcndeford, by whom he had issue,
1 Thomas Goldsmith Fowler, b. 5 Nov. 1786; m. Rebecca,
relict of Capt. Napier; and il. 10 April, 1810, .«. p.
2 John, b. 6 June, 178S, who .«. his father in the estate of
Leyton Grange, Essex; in. 1st, 1!) Aug. 1817, Jane, 2nd
dau. of the Rev. John Williams, M.A., Vicar of Marston
Magna, Somerset, and Prebendary of Wells; she d.
7 July, 1818. He m. 2ndly, 17 Jan. 1825, Elizabeth, only-
surviving dau. and heir of William Carter, Esq.; she rf.
17 June, 1852. Mr. John Lane d. 10 Jan. 1852, leaving
issue by his 1st wife,
Mary Jane, m. 12 June, 1839, John Salt, Esq., who d. 12
Jan. 1865.
By his 2nd marriage he had issue,
Newton John, of Elmhurst Hall, co. Stafford, b. 25 Nov.
la28 ; d. 5 Feb. 1869, having tn. '26 Oct. 1854, Maryanne
Emily, only dau. of Henry Martin Blair, Esq., by whom
he had issue,
Arthur Lister Newton, b. 23 Sept. 1S53; d. 16 Jane,
1867.
Minnie Florence Newton.
Menina Mary Newton, d. 20 Aug. 1864.
William Goldsmith Lister, b. 7 Dec. 1835.
Charles Leveson, 6. 21 March, 1839.
Harry Thomas Fowler, /). 3 July, 1842; d. 2 April, 1871.
Mary, rn. 9 Jan. 1850, William Fowler JInunttord Cope-
land, Esq., eldest son of Williaa Taylor Copeland, Esq.,
M.P., b. 4 Nov. 1S23.
Adelaide Lucy, d. 21 .July, 1831.
Florence, d. 31 Dec. 1851. Ada Barbara.
Amelia Sarah Lucy. Alice Julia.
3 Charles, 6. 2 Feb. 1793, of Queen's Coll. Oxford, M.A.
(1817), Rector of Wrotham, Rural Dean of Shoreham, co.
Kent, and Hon. Canon qf Canterbury Cathedral, drc. ; m.
1 July, 1»16, Frances Catherine, 2ni dau. of the Right
Rev. Daniel Sandford, D.D., Bishop of Edinburgh (see
Sandford of Sandford), and has issue,
Thomas Sandford, b. 28 Sept. 1818; d. 10 July, 1830.
Charles Edward, b. 23 July, 18-.'0 ; d. 20 Aug. 18'22.
Richard Douglas Hay, late Capt. 17th Lancers, b. 9 Dec.
1823 ; m. 30 April, 1851, Elizabeth Middleton, only dau.
and heir of the late Thomas Ward, Esq. of Heath House,
Middlesex, and by her (who d. 12 Feb. 1874) has issue,
Reginald Charles Douglas, b. 6 April, 1852.
Beaufort Cosmo Douglas, b. 5 July, 18.54.
Cecil Thomas Edward Douglas, b. 29 Nov. 1856.
Charles Robert Middleton Douglas, 6. 2 Feb. 1864.
Blanche Elizabeth Lydston Douglas.
Charles Henry, b. 16 Jan. 1829 ; d. 29 May, 1832.
Thomas Bruce, Hon. E.I.C. Civil Service, Bcng.al Pre-
sidency, b. 29 April, 1831; )». 20 July, 1853, Adelaide
Fanny .Sjiring, 4th dau. of William Hallows Belli, Esq.
of the Hon. E.I.C. Civil Service, and has issue,
Cecil Bruce, 6. II Dec. 1857.
Arthur Bruce, b. 3 Dec. 1858.
Frederick Charles Bruce, 6. 5 Jan. 1800.
Ernest Henry Bruce, b. 19 Oct. 1861.
Herbert Edward Bruce, b. 29 Sept. 1862.
Eva Frances Bruce, d. 30 Dec. 1856.
Henry Murray, Chester Herald of Arms, b. 3 March,
1833; in. 9 Oct. 1862, Mary Isabella, eldest dau. of
Richard Fiennes Wykeham Martin. 2nd son of Fiennes
AVykeham Martin, Esq. of Leeds Castle, Kent, and has
issue,
Gerald Stratford Murray, h. 6 Dec. 1863.
Francis Charles De Lona (Rev.), 6. 21 June, 1834, M.A.,
Rector of Whissonsett cum Huniiiigtott, co. Norfolk.
Jane, in. 24 Aug. 1843, Sir Edward Charles Warde,
K.C.B. (Kee Wakde of Squerrks).
Eleanor Sarah, in. 22 June, 1854, John Bourryau Broad-
ley, Esq. of Kirk Ella, co. York, late Capt. 17th Lancers,
who d. s. p. 29 June, 1867.
Frances Lennox Meneage, m. 23 Nov. 185,3, Arthur
Vendigaid Davies Berrington, Esq., only surviving son
and heir of J. Davies Berrington, Esq. of Woodland
Castle, CO. Glamorgan. She ((. 27 May, 1859.
Louisa Anne. Alice Howley, d. 1 Jan. 1850.
Blanche Emma, d. 28 Sept. 1860.
4 Richard, b. 2 Oct. 1794 ; m. 24 April, 1827, Sarah Pink,
3rd dau. of George Thomas Tracy, Esq. of Liskcard, co.
Cornwall, and d. 27 Jan. 1870, leaving issue,
Richard Stuart, b. 14 July, ls29 : ni. 31 Aug. 1862, Emily
Eliza, eldest dan. of Samuel Levison, Esq.
926
LAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAN
Charles Stewart, Col. in the army, 6. 9 Feb. 1831 ; m.
23 Sept. 1832, Anne Josephine, 3rd dau. of the Rev.
Richard Bcthuel Eoyes, and has issue.
Thomas Blomefield, late Hon. E.I.C. Civil Service.
Bengal Presidency, b. 9 June, 1832; d. unm. 30 Oct. 1872.
"Wilmot, Hon. E.I.C. Civil Service, Bengal Presidency,
6. 19 Sept. 1833; m. 1st, 17 Oct. 1854, Louisa Anne,
eldest dau. and co-heir of Charles Patten Vale, Esq.,
and by her (who d. 26 Sept. 1855) has issue, Louisa
Anne. He m. 2ndly, 16 Dec. 1862, Martha, eldest dau.
of the late Lieut.-Col. Henry Roche Osborn, Bengal
army.
Henry, h. 26 May, 1835, who assumed the surname and
arms of Luoas, in addition to and before those of Lane,
by royal license, dated 4 March, 1856. Mr. Lucas Lane
d. 17 Feb. 1860.
Frances Bain, d. 26 Oct. 1835.
Sarah Magdalene, m. 22 July, 1857, Capt. Frederick
Helbert Helbcrt, 5th Madras Light Cavalry, and d.
8 March, 1874.
Emily, m. 17 Jan. 1862, Edward Bernhard Licbort, Esq.
18th Hussars, of Swinton Hall, co. Lancaster.
1 Sarah, m. 14 Feb. 1812, William Cotton, Esq. of Walwood
House, Essex, one of the Directors of the Bank of
England, and Governor in the years 1842-3-4, 6. 12 Sept.
1786; d. 1 Dec. 1866. She d. 22 Dec. 1872.
2 Jane, b. 21 May, 1791; d. 21 July, 1791.
Mr. Thomas Lane d. 10 Jan. 1824.
III. Richard, Capt. R.N., b. 6 June, 1761 ; d. s. p. 28 Feb. 1799.
IV. Newton Charles (Rev.), b. 16 Feb. 1763, Rector of lu-
goldsby, CO. Lincoln; d. s. j). 6 March, 1840.
I. Sarah, b. 2 Nov. 1751; d. young.
II. Maria, b. 29 Jan. 1757; m. 28 April, 1788, the Rev. John
Lucy, of Charlecote Park, co. Warwick, and had issue {ace
Lucy of Charlecote).
in. Sarah, b. 30 March, 1759; d. young.
Mr. Lane d. 28 June, 1782, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Lane, Esq. of King's Bromley, b. 25 Dec. 1752, Fellow
of Queen's Coll. Camb., Barrister-at-Law, Deputy-Lieut, of co.
Stafford, High Steward of the town of Burton-upon-Trent, &c.
&c. ; m. 20 Jan. 1800, Sarah, only surviving dau. of Thomas
Lloyd, Esq. of Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury, and widow of Thomas
Amler, Esq. of Ford Hall, co. Salop, and by her (who d. 1
April, 1855) had issue,
John Newton, his successor.
Thomas Leveson, b. 28 Sept. 1802, of St. John's Collcco
Cambridge, M.A., ordained 1827, Vicar of Raswick, co.
Stafford (183G), and of Wasperton, co. Warwick (1834); and
Rural Dean.
Mr. Lane d. 21 Dec. 1824, and was s. by his oldest son,
John Newton Lane, Esq. of King's Bromley Manor, J. P.
and D.L., b. 4 Dec. 1800; m. 8 Jan. 1828, the Hon. Agnes
Bagot, 2nd dau. of William, 2nd Lord Bagot, by the Lady
Louisa Legge, his wife, dau. of George, 3rd Earl of Dartmouth,
K.G., and had issue,
John Henry Bagot, b. 24 Feb. 1829, now of King's Bromley.
Albert William, b. 12 April, 1830; and d. 7 Jan. 1831.
Sidney Leveson (Baldersby Park, near Thir.sk, and Wykeham
Abbey, Scarborough), 6. 13 April, 1831, late Capt. 1st
Staffordshire Militia; m. 6 Jan. 1862, Isabel Mary,
Viscountess Downe, relict of Henry, Viscount Downe, and
youngest dau. of the lion. Richard Bagot, Bishop of Bath
and Wells, by the Lady Harriet Bagot, and has issue, Sidney
Ralph and Beatrice Mary.
William, b. 14 Feb. and d. 15 April, 1832.
Cecil Newton, b. 27 May, 1833, C.M.G., late Col. 1st Stafford-
shire Militia, late Her Majesty's President of the Island of
Cephalonia, m. 12 Dec. 1876, Adela Mary, youngest dau. of
the Hon. and Rev. Frederic and Lady Georgina Bertie.
Greville Charles, b. i Nov. 1834, Capt. (half-pay) late Rifle
Brigade.
Ernald (Rev.), b. 3 March, 18.36, Rector of Leigh, co. Stafford.
Arthur Lewis, b. 18 July, 1840; d. 3 March, 1846.
Edward Alfred Reginald, b. 12 Aug. 1841 ; d. 29 Sept. 1854.
Ronald Bertram, b. 19 Feb. 1847 ; Rifle Brigade.
Agnes LouLsa, d. 15 June, 1842.
Alice Frances Jane, d. 17 Feb. 1846.
Edith Emmeline Mary, m. 25 Aug. 1868, Walter Henry, only
son of Sir Walter C. James, Bart, of Betteshanger, and Up
Down, Kent, and nephew of Viscount Hardinge.
Isabel Emma Beatrice, in. 11 April, 187'2, Percy Brodrick
Bernard, Esq., eldest son of the Hon. and Right Rev. Charles
Bernard, Bishop of Tuam, and the Hon. Mrs. Bernard, and
had issue, a ilau., who d. an infant, and a son, Ronald
Percy Hamilton. Mrs. Percy Bernard d. I May, 1876.
Mr. Lane d. 13 Oct. 1869.
Arms — Per fess or and az., a chevron gu. between three
mullets countcrchanged ; on a canton of the third, the royal
lions of England (the latter added for the reason mentioned
above) ; quartering De t,A Hytje, Wyrley, Fowleb, and many
others. Crest — A strawberry roan horse saliant couped at the
flanks bridled sa. bitted and garnished or, supporting between
the feet an imperial crown ppr. Motto — Garde le Roy.
4i'ea{— King's Bromley Manor, near Lichfleld, co. Stafford.
liANE OF BADGEMORE.
The late Charles Lane, Esq., of Badgemore, ro.
Oxford, J.P. and D.L., Barrister-at-Law, h. 27 Oct.
1793 ; m. 3 Jan. 1824, Emily Maria, 2nd dau. of
the late John, Thornhill, Esq., and by her (who <(.
21 July, 1877) left at his decease, 9 Dec. 1878,
I. Charles Powlett, now of Badgernore, Major-Gen., 6. 3
Feb. 1821; in. 1st, 2 Sept. 1857, Caroline, youngestdau. of
the late G. Lucy, Esq. of Charlecote Park, co. Warwick,
and by her (who d. 6 March, 1864), had issue, Charle3
Aymer Powlett, b. 10 July, 1860. He m. 2ndly, 14 Sept.
1869, Bertha D'Albiac, only dau. of J. Du Boulay, Esq. of
Donhead Hall, Wilts, and by her has issue two sons, R.
Powlett, 6. 14 Oct. 1871 ; and M. Elton, 6. 6 Oct. 1S74.
II. Thomas Thornhill, b. 14 Nov. 1833; d. 3 April, lci73.
III. John Reynolds (Rev.), b. 14 Nov. 1835.
IV. Cudbert William Jones, b. 10 March, 1842; d. unm,
9 Sept. 1864.
I. Francina Maria, m. 16 May, 1865, the Right Rev. Thomas
Baker Morrell, D.D., late Bishop (coadjutor) of Edia
burgh, who d. 15 Nov. 1877.
II. Henrietta Catharine, m. 28 April, 1856, Valentine Dudley
Henry Cary Elwes, Esq., late of the 12th Lancers, only
son and heir of Cary Charles Elwes, Esq. of Great liilliii;;
Hall, CO. Northampton ; d. 28 April, 1864, leaving no issue
{see Elwes of Great Billing).
HI. Emily Rose, m. 15 April, 1857, Rev. Henry George
Eland, M.A., Vicar of Bedminster, near Bristol.
IV. Anna Maria, d. 16 May, 1836. v. Helena Ursula.
HtlTCilQC. — This branch of the Lane family is of some
antiquity in co. Northampton. In 1469 (9 Edward IV.), Wil
liam Lane was possessed of Orlingbury Manor or Lordship,
and d. 1546, leaving it to his eldest son. Sir Ralph Lane
During the civil wars the family removed into co. Bucks,
where Thomas Lane, son of the above Sir Ralph, purchased
the manor and estate of Hitchenden or Ewenden, and had two
sons, John, his heir; and Robert, Vicar of Hitchenden, who
was buried there 27 Nov. 1572. The eldest son,
John Lane, of Hitchenden, who d. 1578, was father of
Robert Lane, ra. Alice, dau. of Robert Saunders, of HamblO'
don, CO. Bucks, and had issue. His 4th son,
Francis Lane, of London, Merchant, bapt. 5 Nov. 1587; iit.
twice, and had issue by both wives. His 2nd son (by the first
wife), John Lane, also of the City of London 6.. about 1621 ;
fined for Sheriff and Alderman; ra. 1st, Elizabeth Taylor, of
CO. Stafford; and 2ndly, Anne, eldest dau. of Sir John Trevor,
Knt. of Trevalyn, and widow of Alderman Welden. By the
former (who d. '22 Nov. 1677) Mr. Lane left (witha dau., Mury,
m. Paul Foley, of Stoke Edith, co. Hereford, Speaker of tho
House of Commons) a son and successor,
Sir Thomas Lane, Knl., Alderman of London, ShcritT o)
that city 1693, and Lord Mayor 1G95. He m. 1st, Mary, sistei
of Sir Henry Ashhurst, Bart. ; and 2ndly, Elizabeth, relict ol
Sir Thomas Cudden, Knt., Chamberlain of London. By the
former (who d. 29 Nov. 1098) he had (with several daus., one
of whom, Elizabeth, m. Sir David Hamilton, M.D.), four sons,
of whom the eldest,
John Lane, Esq., h. 1677 ; in. Elizabeth, dau. of Ilenrj
Hovenor, Merchant, of London, and by her (who d. 21 Dec
1732) had, with other issue, Thomas, a Master in Chancery;
and a 4th son,
William Lane, Esq., b. 1709; in. Elizabeth Pynsent, of th(
family of Sir William Pynsent, Bart, of Burton Pynsent
Devon, and by her (who had been previously ?ii. to Mr. Ander
son, and d. 1807) had issue,
William, who m. twice; by his 1st wife he had William:
Thomas; Mary; and Eliza, ?«. Benjamin Whitelock, Esq.
and by his 2nd (Susan, dau. of Rev. Dr. Pollocli) he ha(
Charlton, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, M.A., Rector of Hamp
stead, Middlesex, d. leaving issue; Charles Thomas, Bar
rister-at-Law, deceased ; and Susan.
Thomas, of whom presently.
John, Rector of Sawbridgcworth, Herts, .nnd High Roading,'
Essex, TO. Molly Impey, niece of Sir Elijah Impey ; aud d
1817, leaving issue.
Mr. Lane d. 1785. His 2nd son,
Thomas Lane, Esq., h. 2 Jan. 1759; m. 23 May, I78S, Sar.al
Charlotte, only dau. of John Williams, Esq. of Dorset, and o
Winipole Street, by Charlotte Thornhill his wife ; and d
15 Nov. 1822, leaving an only surviving child, the laic Charll;
Lane, Esq. of Badgernore.
Arms — Per ; ;ilc az. and gu. three saltiers couped avg
Crest — Two griffins' heads, one gu. the other az. issuing out o
a crescent. Motto — Nee degenero.
iScat— Badgernore, near Henley-on-Thames, Oxford.
LAX
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAN
927
LANE Of EYELANDS.
Lane, Theopiiiltjs William, Esq., of Ejclnnrl?,
). Hereford, J. P. and D.L. co. Hereford, b. May
317, educated at Trin. Coll. Cambridge, M.A. ; w.
uly, 18-48, Emily, dan. of Charles Eo^vcn, Esq. of
iilna Court, Queen's Co.
jLinfiigC— This branch of the family of Lano has boon
(tiled for many generatinns in co. Hereford, and represents
le very ancient House of Rodd of th: Rodd.
Theopiiilus Lane, Esq. (elder son, by Anne his wife, of
heophilus Lane, Esq.), ni. Juliana, dau. and co-heir of Banip-
rlde Rodd, Esq. of the Rodd, co. Hereford, and of Stoke
anon, Devon, by his wife, the only dau. of Mr. Justice Price,
f the Common Pleas, of Foxley, co. Hereford, and had, with
ivo daus. and a son, another son,
EoBEBT Lane, Esq. of Ryelands, to. 1777, Anne, dau. of
eter Symons, Esq. of Plymouth {see Stjions of Cluxddlfwood),
nd dying 1817, was s. by his only son,
Robert Lane, Esq. of Ryelands, J.P., High Sheriff 1841, h.
larch, 1785 ; m. Oct. 1813, Ann, dau. of John Livesey, Esq.
f Coppul Hall, CO. Lancaster, by Mary his wile, dau. of
amuel Clowes, Esq. of Broughton Hall, and had issue,
I. Robert, b. 1815; d. v/am. 1836.
II. Theophilus William, now of Ryelands.
I. Juliana, m. 1855, Capt. Godfrey Colpoys Bloomfleld, son
of John Bloomfield, Esq. of Castle Caldwell, co. Fermanagh,
and is deceased.
u. Mary Harriet, m. Rev. Vernon George Guise, Rector of
Longhope, co. Gloucester, 4tli son of Gen. Sir John Guise,
Bart., G.C.B.
le d. 1873.
Armst — Per pale az. and gu. thr»e saltiers couped artr. Cvst
—Out of a crescent or, two griffins' lieads, one gu. the other az.
Motto — Celeritate.
Scat — Ryelands, near Leominster, co. Hereford.
LANE-FOX OF BEAMHAU.
See Fox.
LANGDALE OF HOUGHTON CO. YORK.
See Eueke's Peerage, Motvbeay akd Stouetox.
LANGLEY OF COAL BROOK.
Langlet, George, Esq. of Coal Brook, co. Tip-
peravy, J.P., h. 9 June, 1838; vi. 2 Oct. 1862,
Katherine Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. George Peacocke,
Rector of Holycross, and has issue three daus.,
X. Katherine Georgina.
n. Elizabeth Dorothea Villiers. iii. Ilenrietta.
He s. his brother 18GS.
S>iUCt{(];C. — Henry Langlet, a Lieut, in Capt. Thomas
Ask's troop in Col. Hierom Sankey's regt. of horse in Crom-
well's army, went to Ireland, and was put in possession of
lands in the Earony of Slievardagh, co. Tipperary, 1655. His
wife's name was Ann, and his sister, Dorothy Langley, was of
Bury, CO. Lancaster. Henry Langley, whose will bears date
2 Feb. 16G6, was dead 1667. His son,
Charles Langlet, Esq., of Lisnamrock, eo. Tipperary, to
whom his father left lands in the Earony of Slievardagh, d.
before 29 March, 1723, whenhiswill was proved. He leftason,
Eenrt Langlet, Esq. of Lisnamrock, iii. and had issue,
I. Charles, his heir.
n. Henry, of Priestown, co. Tipperary, ancestor of the family
of Langley of Brittas Castle.
m. Lawrence, Capt. R.N. ; d. unm.
IV. Thomas, of Archerstown, co. Tipperary, r,i. 1780, Cathe-
rine, dau. of John Nicholson, Esq. of Turtulia, co. Tip-
perary ; and d. 1807, having had
1 Henry, of Archerstown, m. 1815, Lydia, eldest dau. of
Richard Levinge, Esq. of Belmont, co. Kilkenny, and d.
28 Dec. 1858, having had surviving issue,
Henry Langley, Esq., of Archerstown, Thurles, co.
Tipperary, J. P., b. 20 Oct. 1820; m. 7 Aug. 1860,
Catherine Maria Victoria, dau. of John Toler, Esq.,
and has a son, Henry, 6. 7 July, 1S62, and a dau.,
Catherine EUz.ibcth. Charles.
2 I/awrence. 3 Thomas.
1 Blanch. 2 Anna Maria. 3 Catherine.
T. Rachel, m. — Blackmore, Esq. of CO. Kildare.
Henry Langley "s son and successor,
CtiARLEs Langlet, Esq. of Lisnamrock, who.'?e will, datctt
13 Oct. 1791, was proved 21 March, 1793, vi. Alice Croker, of
the family of Choker of IkiUinagardc, co. Limerick, and haJ
issue,
I. IIenrt, his heir. ii. Charles, d. un:n.
III. Thomas.
IV. Lawrence, r,i. a dau. of Going, of Ballyphilip, d. s.p.
The eldest son,
IIexry Langlet, Esq. of Lisnamrock, co. Tipperary, m.
Frances, dau. of Jeremiah Jackson, Esq. of Fannin^stown,
CO. Limerick, and had issue,
I. Charles, his heir.
II. Jeremiah, ,ii. Lydia, eldest dau. of Godfrey Taylor, Esq.
of Noan, co. Tipperary, and had issue,
1 Henry, Lieut. E.I.C. Xavy, murdered in a mutiny atsc3.
2 Charles.
1 Frances. 2 Lydia, in. Lieut. George Jackson, U.M.
I. Catherine, iii. George Tuthill, Esq. of Ballyteigue, oo.
Limerick, and had issue.
The eldest son,
Charles Henry Langley, Esq. of Lisnamrock and C'^r.
Brook, a Deputy Governor of co. Tipperary, m. 24 July, 1791,
Frances, dau. of Col. John Bagwell, of Kihnore, co. Tippc:ai>/
and had issue,
I. Henry, his heir. ii. Charles, d. unm.
III. John, (/. inuii.
IV. Hamilton William, to. Isabella, dau. of Ion Studdert,
Esq. of Elm Hill, co. Clare; and d. in Buenos Ayres, ls(;7,
leaving issue, Charles; Ion; Hamilton; Henry; George:
Emily, m. John Eraser, Esq. ; and Frances.
I. Frances, m. 16 Feb. 1816, William Atkinson, Esq. oi
Retains, co. Mayo. ii. Isabella, d. young.
III. Catherine, «i. Piercy Bagwell, Esq., Commander 11. N.;
and d. s. p. iv. Elizabeth, d. young.
V. Jane, to. Rev. David Whitty, of Rathvilly, and has issue,
John, m. Emily, dau. of Willinm Garde, Esq.; Charles,
M.D. ; Irwin; Frances; Anne, „i. John Bury, M.D. ; Eliza-
beth, m. Arthur English, Esq.; and Gertrude.
VI. Gertrude, m. Rev. William Whitty, M.A., of Cromwell's
Ford, CO. Carlow, and has issue, William (Eev.); Charl.s
Langley, late 66tli regt. ; Richard Lawrence ; and Anno
Elizabeth, d. young.
VII. Dorcas, ra. James Kickson, Esq. of Clane, co. Kil-
kenny, and has issue, Arundel, R.A. ; Frances; and Hen-
rietta.
Mr. Langley d. 10 April, IS-Tl, and was .5. by his eldest son,
Henry Langlet, Esq. of Coal Brook and Lisnamrock, to.
9 April, 1S32, his cousin, Elizabeth Dorothea, dau. of George
Tuthill, Esq. of Ballyteigue, co. Limerick, and d. 16 Aug.
1860, having had three sons,
I. Charles Henry, late of Coal Brook, d. v.nm. 7 Aug. 1863.
II. George, now of Coal Brook.
III. Henry Percy, d. young, 11 June, 1S44.
Anns — Arg., a fess sa. in chief three hurts. Crest — A cocka-
trice, wings addorsed sa. combed and wattled gu. Jictto —
Fide sed cui vide.
Seat — Coal Brook, New Birmingham, co. Tipperaiy.
LANGLEY OF BRITTAS CASTLE.
La>'GLEY, Henet, Esq., formerly of Brittas
Castle, CO. Tipperary, now possessed of landed pro-
perty near Thurles, Fethard, and Ardflnan, co. Tip-
perary, J. P. and D.L., late 2nd Life Guards, b. 19
Sept. 1820; m. 15 Dec. 1815, Harriet Maria, only
child of James Bradshaw, Esq., M.P. for Canter-
bury, and has issue,
I. Henrt FiTzEoT James, b. 8 Dec. IS-IG.
II. Gerald Charles, R.N., 6. 13 Oct. 1848.
III. Hubert Boyle, 6. 5 March, 1S52.
IV. Walter Louis Frederick Golcz, b. 22 Feb. ISCS.
v. Algernon Arthur, b. 25 March, 1S63.
VI. Claude Spencer, b. 25 Sept. 1867.
1. Grace. 11. Isabel Augusta Kitty. m. Florence.
IV. Constance Laura Mary. v. Marion.
^inCilQC. — Henkt Langley, Esq. of Priestown, co. Tip-
perary (2nd son of Henry Langley, Esq. of Li.~namrock, who
was son of Charles Langley, Esq., and grandson of Lieut.
Henry Langley, of Col. Hierom Sankey's regt. of horse in
Cromwell's army), ',;i. Margaret, dau. and heiress of Oliver
Grace, Esq. of Brittas Castle, who was grandson of John
Grace, Esq. of Brittas Castle, by Joan his wife, dau. of Thouias
Butler, Esq. of Brittas, great-grandson of Tibbott Butler,
brother of Edmund, Lord Dunboyne. Jolin Grace, of Brituis
Castle, was great-grandson of Sir Oliver Grace, of Eallyliu>;li,
whose falher, John Grace, Baron of Courtstown, was reprc-
623
LA?r
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAJT
I
SL'iitative of the great Anjrlo-K'orman family of Grace. By
JlavRaret liis wife, Ilcnry Lan^lcy liad issue,
Henky Grace, of Brittas Castle, m. Ist, Sophia, 'clan, of
Tenison; and 2iitlly. Slary, dau. of John Bagwell, of Marl-
fisld, CO. Tippcrai-y, M.l'.; and d. s.p- Oliver.
The 2na son,
Oliver Lanclet, Ksq., m. 17S3, Elizabeth Butler, and left
issue at his decease, 182-1,
Hexrv, his heir. riichard. Lieut, in the army.
(Oliver (llcv.). La\v)-cnec, m.
John. m. Mary, dau. of Xatt. Taylor, Esq. of Somorville, co.
Tijiperary, and had issue, .Susanna, Helena, and Adelaide.
Mai'garet, m. Kieliard Phillips, Esq.
Mary, m. John liunt, Esq.
The eldest son,
Henr? Langlet, Esq. of Brittas Castle, Major in the army,
m. 7 May, 1807, Maria, dau. of Ilcnry Tenton, Esq. of Pcnton-
ville, Middlesex, M.P. for Winchester, and had issue,
Henry, present representative of the family.
Oliver Grace, Col. in the army, m. Marie, dau. of J. E. Wil-
Idnson, Esq. of Pottcrton Hall, co. Corli, and has issue, one
son and one dau.
Elizabeth Maria, m. Col. Henry Pcnton, of Pentonville, and
has issue.
Catherine Fanny, m. Percy Gough, Esq., and has issue four
sons and two daus.
Mary, hi. William Perry, Esq. of WoodroofT, Clonmcl, J.P.
and D.L., and has issue one son and one dau.
Sophia, (I. unni.
Isabella Petronella, in. Edward Bagwell Purefoy, Eector of
Greenfields, J.P. and D.L. for Tipperary.
Major Langley d. 12 Oct. 1834, and his widow, Maria, Feb.
1802.
Avma — Arff., on a fcss sa. a crescent or, in chief three hurts,
quartering, Grace of Brittit.i C'aitle. : gs. a lion rampant per
less. arg. and or. Crrst — A cockatrice, wings addoi'scd sa.,
combed wattled and spurred gu., charged with a crescent or.
Motto — Fide sed cui vide.
liesidcHce — 31, Queen's Gate Terrace, London, W.
aOEE LAITGTON OP KEV/TON PABK.
See GoEE.
liANGTON OF LAWGTON.
L ANGTON, Eexnkt Rothes, Esq. of Langton Hall,
CO. Lincoln, D.L., High Sheriff 1874, b. 9 May, 1810;
m. 6 June, 18G5, Lucy Katlieriiic, only dau. of the
Ecv. Langliorne EurLon Burton, Esq. of Somursby,
and has issue,
I. Bennet, h. 1870. TT. Another son,
I. Mabel Katherine Marlon Burton.
II. Diana Ciiarlotte Lee Mainwaring.
lu. Dora Florence Geraldine. iv. A dan, v. A dau.
iljlVCrfCJC. — The manor of Langton has been for a very
considerable period in tlie possession of this very ancient
family, which derives its name from the parish, and has its
pedigree entered in the Visitation of co. Lincoln of 1G34.
"The village of Langton," says Allen, in his IlUlonj of
lincolnshire, "is celebrated as liaving been the birthplace
of three distinguished characters: 1st, .Stephen Langton,
Cardinal- Archbishop of Canterbury in the reign of King John;
2nd, Dr. William Langton, President of Magdalen Coll. Ox-
ford, temp. James I.; and 3rd, Bennet Langton, whose name
is associated with Dr. Samuel Johnson." George Langton,
Esq., eldest son and heir of George Langton, Esq., by his
wife. Miss Feme, m. Diana, dau. of Edmund Turnor, Esq. of
Stoice Rochford, co. Lincoln, and had issue, i. Bennet, his
heir; ii. Feme, d. young; i. Diana, m. Rev. Dr. Ovedale; and
II. JuUet, m. Itev. Wilham Brackenbury. The eldest son and
heir,
Bennet Langton, Esq. of Langton, to. 1770, Mary, Dowager-
Countess of Itothes, dau. of Gresham Lloyd, Esq., by Mary
Hult his wife, great-niece of tlie Lok^ Chief Justice Holt, and
had is.sue (with six daus., Mary, Diana, Jane, Elizabeth,
Isabella, and Margaret), three sons,
George, of Langton.
Peregrine, who assumed the surname of BTassingbekd (see
Massinoberd of Ganliji).
Algernon, b. 1781; originally a military officer, subsequently
in holy orders; m. Mary Anne, sister of Edwai'd Drcwe,
Esq. of Grange, Devon; and d. 1821), leaving one child,
Bennet.
The son and heir,
0)
I George Langton, Esq. of Langton, m. Elizabeth, dau.
I Thomas Mainwaring, Esq., and was father of
; John Stephen Langton, Esq., m. 1825, Alice, dau. of Johc
Armstrong, Esq., and by her (who d. 1833) had a son,
George Bennet Langton, Esq., m. 1839, Marianne, youngest
dau. of Langley Brackenbury, Esq. (son of Langlcy Cart
Brackenbury, Esq. of Panton Hall, co. Lincoln). He and his
wife both d. 1844, leaving issue, Bennet IIothes Langton,
Esq., now of Langton Hall; John Stephen Algernon, h. 1842;
and George Bennet, b. 1844.
Arni^ — Quarterly, sa. and or, a bend arg. Crcat — An eagle
or, and a wivein vert, interwoven and erect on tUeir tails
(b't(t(— Langton Hall, Spilsby, co. Lincoln.
\
LANGTON OF DANGANMIOUE,
Langton, Fkancis Albert Eomuald, Esq. of
Danganmore, co. Xilkenny, b. 7 Feb. 1810 ; m. 8
April, 18G9, Margai'et Cecilia, 2ud dau. of the late
John Michael Tobin, Esq. of Montreal, Canada, by
Catherine Lis wife, eldest dau. of Col. Maxwell,
l.jth Fusiliers, and has with other issue a son,
Henry Francis, &. 12 Feb. 1870.
ILiuCrtgC. — The Langtons of KlUccnny arc a family of
great antiquity, and have been settled in Ireland from a
remote period. Tliey were previously of cos. Lcieester and
Lancaster, deriving descent, through the junior bran-jh, the
Langtons of Low, co. Lancaster, Lords of Hindley, from the
Langtons, Barons of Newton, whose Arms, "Arg., thitc
chevroncls gu.," the Kilkenny family has invariably borne.
For centuries they were among the first citizens of Kilkenny,
intermarrying with the Eothes, the Blanchvillcs, the Archcis,
the Shoes, the Butlers, &c.
Nicholas Langton, Esq. of Grcnnan, Queen's Co., M.P,
for Kilkenny, son of Richard Langton FitzJohn, of Kilkenny,
was mainly instrumental in obtaining from King James I. the
" Great Charter of Kilkenny." His son, Michael Langton,
Esq. of liilkenny, b. 1606, was father of
Nicholas Langton, Esq. of Kilkenny, b. 1C30, who was
banished by Cromwell to 3allinakill, but returned to Kilkenny
1G32. He m. 1059, Jane, dau. of William Shee, Esq. of Cloran;
and d. 1G83, leaving, with younger issue, a son,
Michael Langton, Esq. of Kilkenny, 6. 1663-G4; in. 1703,
Eleanor, dau. of Pierce Eothe, Esq., and was s. at his death,
1737, by his eldest son,
Nicholas Langton, Esq., &. in Kilkenny 1705; in. 17.10,
Frances, dau. of Laurence Carew, of Cadiz; and d. in Spain
1779, leaving, with younger children, a son and heir,
Michael Laurence Joseph Langton, Esq. of Cadiz, b. 1737 ;
TO. 1st, Mary Ellen, dau. of Gerard Wadding, Esq., and had
by her three daus., of whom the 2nd, Mary, j?;. P. Cruise, Esq.
He in. 2ndly, 176G, Mary, dau. of Thomas Dillon, Esq., aud by
her had issue,
Nicholas, an officer in Dillon's regt., in France, and after-
wai'ds Capt. in the Spanish service; d. v.nm. 1794.
Michael Theobald, of whom presently.
Thomas Marie del Carmen Edward, d. young.
Fi'ancis Christina Nimpha, in. 1785, Julm Claud Gabet,
Director of the Mint House, at Lyons; and d. 1829.
Marie Christine Seraphine Julienne, to. 1794, Baron Andilla,
Knt. of Valencia; and d. s. jj. 1841.
Jlai-ie Carmen Joseph Andrea, m. 1798, Bias Aranza, Knt. of
St. James, Intendant of Catalonia.
Josofa Teresa Ramona Donata, m. 1792, Don Jose Brun
y Yassi, Macstrante de Ronda, Intendcnte Honorai'io de
i'rovineio, and Treasurer ot Cadiz; and d. 170C.
Henrietta Nimphe, d. unm. 180C.
The 2nd son
Michael Theobald Langton, Esq. of Bath, m. 21 Nov. 1820,
l\Iary, eldest dau. and co-heiress of .Icrcniiah Ryan, Esq. of
Newtown, co. Waterford, by Jlargaret his wife, dau. of Joseph
Burko, Esq. of Rockville, co. Tipperary, and by lier (who d,
22 Jan. 18G4) had issue,
Henry Michael Faustinds, late of Danganmore.
Theobald Arthur Lambert, in holy orders of the Church of
Rome, b. 17 Sept. 1830; d. 8 Aug. 18GG.
Francis Albert Romdald, now of D.inganmoro.
Mary Frances Chrl-itina, in. 1845, Peter Cirehnn, Esq., eldest
son of Stephen Grclian, Esq. of Rutland Square, Dublin.
Margaret Caroline Felicia, a Sister of Charity, d. i 1 Oct.
18.'')G.
Josephine Jane Simonna, a Nun in tiio Ursuline Convent,
Cork; d. 19 Dec. 18e9.
I'leanora Mary Susanna, if. 8 Sept. 1847.
ICIiza Mary Frances.
CaUierineWilhelmina Pauline, d. au infant, 15 Dec. 1835.
i
I
Lis
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAT
929
3 eldest son,
Henbt Micuael Facstinits Lanctos, Esq. of Danfranmore,
.Kilkenny, Capt. Loutli Rifles <-• !•'> I^'-'b. 182iJ; i(. 1871,
a was s. by his brotlicr, now of Uansanmore.
4i;hs — Arg., three chevroncls gu. Crest — A heart gu.
tneen two v,inc,s displayed arg. Jioiio— Sursum corda.
^■^.^; — Danganmore, Thomastown, co. Kilkenny.
LASLETT OF ABBERTON HALL.
Laslett, William, Esq. of Abberton Hall, co.
.''orcestci-, J.P., Bamster-at-Law, M.P., b. 9 Oct.
Wl ; m. 3 Feb. 1842, Maria, eldest dau. of the late
iglit Rev. Dr. Carr, IBishop of Worcester. lie was
L.P. for Worcester from 1852 to 1860 ; contested
isiiccessfullv the Eastern Uivision of the co. of
.'oncstcr with the Hou. G-. E. Lyttelton 1868 ;
id was returned for the city of Worcester ia the
me year.
iLlUCaCJC— Thomas Laslett, Esq., i;!.20 July, 17C0, Jane,
ily child of Ralph Euunersun, Esq., d. 3 Aug. 1788, leaving
son and heir,
Thojias Emmerson Laslett, Esq., d. 19 Dec. ISlC, leaving
sue by Sophia liis wife,
William, now of Abbcrtnn Hall.
Sophia, d. unni. i Dec. laol.
Sea<.3— Abberton Uall, near Pershorc; and Ilinton, near
vcsham.
LATHAM OP EUADWALL.
Latham, G-eoege William, Esq. of Eradwall
all, CO. Chester, J.P., M.A. Brasenose Coll. Ox>:.n.
852, of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, J. P.,
. 4 May, 1827 ; m. 21 Aug. 1856, Elizabeth Sarah,
Idest ciau. of the Eey. H. Luttman Johnson, of
iinderton House, Sussex, and has issue,
I. John Done Oskatel, 6. 1858; d. 1859.
II. .Alexander Mere, b. 20 Aug. 18G2.
1. Honora Ehzabeth Ann.
3LtllCil5C. — This family claims to be a junior branch of
;ie ancient Cheshire House of Lathom of Lathom and Kiimcs-
')j, which terminated in an heiress, Isabella Lathom, who
}. Sir John Stanley, Knt., ancestor of the Earls of Derby. In
he reign of Henry VIII., Alexander de Latham occurs in
xisting deeds as seised of lands in Astbury, and using the
ame arms, and from him property descended lineally to
he Lathams of BradwxU.
Rev. John Latham, Rector of Lawton, co. Chester, h. 1G3G
son of John Latham, of Conglcton, whose father, John
atham, of the same place, was grandson of Alexander Latham,
.Iso of Congleton, living Ump. IIesby VIII.), m. 31 March,
G32, Maria Moreten, and d. 5 June, 1705, leaving (with a
lau., Hester, m. Rev. WilHam Hall, Rector of Gawsworth, and
\l. s. p.) an only son and heir.
Rev. John Latham, Minister of Bunney, co. Notts, and of
ItVoolstrop, CO. Leicester, 6. 11 Xov. 1694; r,t. Margaret, dau.
ijf WiUiam Knott, Esq. of Great Gonerby, co. Lincoln, anil
aad two sons, John, his successor; and Charles, of Waltham,
20. Leicester, m. and had issue. The elder son,
i Rev. John Latham, B.A., Minister of Siddington, co. Chester,
6. 23 Nov. 1725; ?u. 9 June, 1753, Sarah, dau. of Richard
Podmore, Esq. of Sandbach, and had issue,
John, M.D., his heir.
Itichard, of Sandbach, m. Sarah, dau. of Charles Latham,
Esq. of Waltham, co. Leicester, and had issue four sous.
Mr. Latham d. 21 June, 1783, and was .s. by his son,
John Latham, Esq., M.D., at some time President of the
Royal College of Piiysicians, London, F.R.S., L.S., &o., b.
29 Dec. 17G1, who purchased Bradwall 1802. lie in. 12 April,
1784, Mary, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Rev. Peter Meyer,
Vicar of Prestbury (descended from Mere ofJIere, co. Chester),
by Martha his wife (second dau. and co-heir of John Ardernc,
Esq. of Sutton, sprung from a scion of Arderne of AU-anloj),
and bad issue,
John, D.C.L., sometime Fellow of All Souls' Coll. Oxford,
his heir.
Peter Mere, M.D., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians,
b. 1 July, 17b9; m. 1st, Sept. 1824, Diana Clarissa, dau. of
Major-Gen. tlie Hon. Granville Anson Chctwynd StapyUon,
ami that lady dying s. p. 23 Sept. 1825. he rn. 2ndly,
14 Feb. 1833, Grace Mary, 3rd dau. of David Chambers,
Esq., Commander R.N. (who d. March, 13GS); and d
20 July, ISi'l, having by her had issue.
Henry (Kev.), JI.A., 6.4 Nov. 1794; m. 27 July, 1824, Maria
3rd dau. and co-heir of James Halliwell, Esq. of Broumtiuiu'
CO. Lancaster, and had issue. He </. Aug. 1867. '
Sarah, m. 2 Aug. 1808, Georce Ormerod, Esq., D.C.L.
F.R.S., A-c, of Sedbury Park, co. Gloucester, andTylde«ley'
CO. Lancaster {see Ormerod of Ti/lUutey). '
Frances, U. unm. 1829.
Dr. Latham d. 1843, and was ». by his son,
John Latham, Esq. of Bradwall Hall, D.C.L. All Souls'CoIl.
Oxford, b. 18 March, 1787; ai. 24 May, 1821, Elizabeth Annei
eldest dau. of Sir Henry Dainpier, Knt., one of the Judges of
the Court of King's Bench, and by her (who d. 21 May, 1839)
had issue,
John Henry, 6. 14 Feb. 1823; d. 4 July, 1S:3.
George William, now of Bradwall Uall.
Thomas Dampier, </. young, 1837.
Fiancis Law, Brasenose College, Oxford, B.A., b. 5 Aug.
1837; m. 18.55, Caroline, dau. of Rev. C. Hutchinson, Canon
of Chichester, and has issue.
Blary Frances, m. Rev. A. Jones.
Mr. Latham d. 30 Jan. 1S53.
^ )•))!«— Erminois, on a chief indented az. three bezants, over
all a bend gu. Crest — On a rock ppr. an eagle with wings
elevated eiTuinois, preying on a child ppr. swaddled az. bonded
arg. Mnlto — Expertus fidelcm.
^'eai— Bradwall Hall, Sandbach, co. Chester.
LA TOUCHE OP BELLEYUE.
La Touche, William Kobekt, Esq. of Belleruc,
CO. Wicklow, D.L. for co. Leitrim, J. P. for Wick-
low, High Sheriff for Wicklow 1860, and for
Leitrim 1865, m. 18 July, 1867, Ellen, dau. of the
late William Henn, Esq., Master in Chancery.
ItiUCilCJC.— The family of La Touche was cstaUishcd ia
Ireland by David Digces de La Toi:cnE, a Huguenot, who
settled in that kingdom after the Revocation of the Edict of
Nantes, having served first as volunteer, and afterwards as
Lieut, and Capt. in the Princess Anne's regiment of infantry.
He was the 4th son of a noble Protestant family of the Blesois,
which possessed considerable estates between Blois and Orleans,
and in other parts of France. He first fled to Holland, where
a branch of his family had for some time been established, and
shortly afterwards embarking with the Prince of Orange,
served the Irish campaign under him. At the conclusion of the
war, Mr. La Touche, with many of his countrymen, settled in
Dublin. He iu. twice; by his 2nd wife he had no issue, bmt
by the 1st (whom he ra. 5 Jidy, 1G90), Judith Biard, dau. of
No^ Biard and Judith Chevalier his wife, he hud, with two
daus., issue,
I. David, of whom presently.
II. James Digges La Touche, of Dublin, m. 1st, 1735,
Klizabeth, dau. of David Chaigneau, Esq., and had issue by
her an only child,
Eiizabeth Wilhelniina, wife of Robert Barry, Esq., 3rd son
of Sir Edward Barry, Bart.
He );). 2ndly, 1743, Matilda, dau. of William Thwaites, Esq.
(will dated 17 Nov. 1752, and provid 29 Sept. 17G3., and had
issue by her,
1 Vrilliam Digges La Touche, Esq. of Dublin, r.i. Grace,
dau. ot John Puget. Esq. of London, and had issue,
James Digges La Touche, Esq. of Sans Souci, co. Dublin,
T,i. Isabella, dau. of Sir James Lawrence Cotter, Bart.,
and left issue at his decease, 1827, William Digges,
';i). 13 Sept. 1842, Louisa, dau. of Christopher L'Estrange-
Carleton, Esq. of Market Hill, co. Fermanagh, and has
issue; James Digges; John George Digores; Ediuond
Robert Digges, Barrister-at-Law; isabelia Digfees;
Grace Digges; and Elizabeth Digges. ■
AVilham Digges, d. unm.
Tliomas Digges, m. Anne, dan. of— Necdham, Esq.
Esther, wiieof Rev. Benjamin Waller.
Elizabeth, )/(. Rev. Caisar Otway.
Grace, wife of Rev. George Edmond Cotter.
dau of Rev. Ca;sar Otway, and had issue; Thiophilus
Dirges, (?. wiu/i.; William Digges, </. .-■. ;>. : Ehzaij.th;
Eiiiily, wife of John Brcnnan, Esq , a six Clerk in Chan-
cery; Frances: Harriett: and Sophia. • ___
3 Theophilus Digges, of Du'ulin, </. u.i.n. 1777.
4 David Digges, of Dublin, U. aum. 1778.
Mr. La Touche d. 17 Oct. 1745, and was s. iu the Bank which
he had established in Dublin by his son,
Davo La Todche, Esq., 6. 31 Dec. 170.;, who had been
educated in Holland with his relation, Digues de la Motte, of
930
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAW
Eotterdara. lie m. 8 Feb. 1724-25, Mary Anne, dau. of
Gabriel Canasilhes, and bad issue,
Galiriel David, b. 1728; d. v. p.
DAvro (Right Hon.), of Marlay. James, J<. 1730; d.v.iJ.
John, of Harristown.
Petek, of Belk'vue, M.P., of whom presently.
Gabriel, b. 26 Dec. 1734. Mattliew, b. 1738.
Mary Anne, b. 172G. Martha, h. 17:!6.
Elizabeth, twin with Martha. Judith, b. 1742.
Mr. La Touche d. Feb. 1875. The eldest son,
The Eight Hon. David La Todche, of Marlay, co. Dublin,
many years M.P. for his own Borough of Newcastle and otlier
places, TO. 1762, Elizabeth, dau. of the Eight Eev. George
Marlay, D.D., Bishop of Dromore, son of Chief Justice Marlay,
and by her (who was first cousin to the Bight Hon. Henry
Grattan) had issue,
David, his heir. George, d. wim. 1823.
John David, of whom presently.
Peteb, b. 1777; of whom hereafter, as successor to his uncle
of Bellevue.
Eobert, Lieut. -Col. of the Carlow Militia, and for some years
M.P. for Carlow, b. 1783; d. s. p. William, </. young.
Elizabeth, m. 1781, Robert, 3rd Earl of Lanesborough.
Harriet, m. Sir Nicholas Colthurst, 3rd bart. of Ardrum, co.
Cork.
Emily, m. Nov. 1790, Col. George Vcsey, of Lucan House,
CO. Dublin.
Anne, m. George Jeffreys, Esq. of Blarney Castle, co. Cork.
Maria, r,i. 1801, the Eight Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald, Knight
of Kerry.
Mr. La Touche d. June, 1816. His eldest son,
David La Toccue, Esq. of Marlay, Col. of the Carlow Jlili tin,
and for many years M.P. for that co., m. 24 Dec. 1789, Lady
Cecilia Leeson, dau. of the Earl of Milltown, and left issue,
I. David, d. warn. 1830; ii. John (Rev.), Vicar of Mountrath,
in. and had issue; in. George, b. 1798, ra. and had children;
IV. Peter, Col. E.I.C.S., m. a dau. of Gen. Maxwell, and had
issue; V. William, d. v.nm.; vi. Robert, Capt. in the army,
TO. and had issue; vii. Cecil, d. unm.; i. Elizabeth, m. Lord
Brandon ; ii. Harriett, m. Villiers Hatton, Eear-.UImiral E.N. ;
III. I' ranees, d. mvn. ; iv. Emily ; and v. Mary. Col. La
Touche sold Marlay to his brother,
John David La Touche, Esq., b. 2 Jan. 1772; m. JIarch,
1799, Anne Caroline, dau. of Charles Tottenham, Esq. of New
Ecss, CO. We.'cford (sec Tottenham;, and d. Aug. 1833, leaving
issue,
David Charles, late of Marlay, Col. cf the co. Dulilin
Militia, J. P. and D.L., 6. 18 April, ISOO; High Sheriff of
^Vit•klow ls38, and of the co. of the City of Dublin, 1843,
d. until.
Charles John, b. 21 March, 1811; m. June, 1850, Mademoi-
selle Marie dc Fouchier, and has a son, John David, 6. May,
1851.
Frances Caroline Sarah, d. 1877. Elizabeth Louisa.
Anne Caroline, d. utiui. 1844.
Petee La Touche, Esq. of Bellevue, Crd surviving son of
David Digues La Touche, Esq. of Bellevue, by Mary Anne iiis
wife, sat for many years in Parliament as Knight of the Shire
for Leitrim. He m. 1st, 1766, Eebecca, only dau. of Eobert
Vicars, Esq. of Grantstown, Queen's Co., which lady d. s. ii.
1786; and 2ndly, EUzabeth, dau. of Eichard Vicars, Esq. of
Lavally, which lady, who had no children, survived her
husband a considerable time. Having no issue, Mr. La Touche
adopted (the 4th son of his brother, the Right Hon. David La
Touche, of Marlay) his nephew,
Peter La Touche, Esq. This gentleman, who was b. 1777,
m. 1806, the Hon. Charlotte Maude, dau. of Comwallis, 1st
Viscount Hawarden, and by her (who rf. 2 Dec. 1874) had issue
Peter, his heir. Cornwallis, d. in India.
William Robert, now of Bellevue (xee above).
Ashley, ru. 2 May, 1861, Sarah Julia, dau. of Col.' Sir W. Cox,
of Coolcliffe. Charles Henry, d. 1876.
Francis, late High Sheriff of co. Leitrim. James, d. 1854.
Octavius, -Hi. Cecilia La Touche. John Alexander.
Isabella. Charlotte. Mary.
Eliza, in. Eev. James Godley. Elizabeth, d. young.
3Ir. La Touche d. 11 Feb. 1830, and was «. by his son,
Peter La Touciie, Esq. of Bellevue, whose brother and heir
is the present William Robert La Touche, Esq. of Bellevue.
^)-//!s— Arg., a pomegranate slipped in pale ppr. on a chief
of the last, two mullets of the field. tVti(— A mullet of live piints
pierced arg. J/o»f<— Quid verum atque decens euro et le^o
Seat — Bellevue, Delgany.
16 May, 1843, Maria, only child of Rcj
Price, Esq. of Treiigwaiutou, co. Coj
liA TOUCHE OF HARBISTOWN.
La TorcHE, John, Esq. of Harristown, co. Kil-
darc, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1846, b. 16 Sei^t.
1814; m.
Lambart
wall (by his wife, Catherine, Countess Dowager]
Desart) and has issue. i
I. Eobert Percy O'Con.vor, J.P., 6. 12 July, 1846; m. 9 W '
1870, Lady Annette Louisa, 2nd dau. of John, 3rd
of Clonmell.
I. Emily Maria, w. 27 June, 1865, Hon. Bernard Matt
Ward, 32nd Light Infantry, 4th son of Viscount Eaiij ,tH
and d. 1 June, 1868, leaving issue.
II. Eose Lucy, d. v.nm. 25 May, 1875.
i£tltCHCJC. — John La Touche, Esq. of Harristown,
ICiUlure, M.P., 2nd surviving son of David Digues La Tou
Esq. of Marlay (see La Touche of JJcllerue), m. 1763, Gurtl
Fitzgerald, dau. of Eobert XJniacke, Esq. of co. Cork
took the name and arms of Fitzgerald), and had issue,
Eobert, his heir. t.
John, many years M.P. for co. Leitrim, d. vnm. f
Gertrude, m. Francis Mathew, 2nd Earl of Llaudaff. I
Marianne, m. Ralph Peter Dundas, Esq.
Tlie elder son, f-
Eobert La Touche, Esq. of Harristown, M.P. for co. Kild •
m. 17 April, 1810, Lady Emily Le Poer Trench, youngest i '
of William Power Keating, 1st Earl of Clancarty, and by
who d. 3 April, 1816, has issue,
John, now of Harristown.
Eobert, twin with John, d. 8 Sept. 1846.
William, 6. 1815; d. 10 Jan. 1867.
Anne, d. young.
Gertrude, m. 1841, her cousin, Stanley McClintock, Esq., r
of John McClintock, Esq. of Drumcar, by his wife, the I|
Elizabeth Le Poer Trench. Emily, d. young
Mr. La Touche d. May, 1844.
Arms, ifc. — As La Touche nf Bellevue.
lieaJ— Harristown, Brannoxtown, Newbridge.
OF EOTHAMSTED
Bennet, Esq. of Eothams
)unti
tei^B
Sir. I
LA WES
Lawes, John
Park, CO. Herts, J.P., b. 28 Dec. 1815 ; m. 28 I
1812, CaroUne, youngest dau. of the late And
Fountaiue, Esq. of Karford Hall, Norfolk, and
issue,
I. Charles Bennet, b. Oct. 1843 ; m. 1869, his cot
Marie Amelie Rose, dau. of Charles George Fount;
Esq., and lias a son, 6. 187
I. Caroline.
ILilTCfttJC— John r>ESNET, Esq., J.P. (grandson of
Bennet, Esq. by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of James Witte
Esq. of Rothamsted, Recorder of St. Albans, son of Sir J
Wittewrong, Bart., by Elizabeth Middleton his wife), der
Rothamsted from his cousin, Thomas Wittewrong, Esq.,
last of the Wittewrongs, who d. unm. 1763, and dying <
was s. in the estates by his nephew (son of his sister Mary
Thomas Lawcs, E.^q., her husband),
John Bennet Lawes, Esq. of Rothamsted, D.L., m. i
1812, Marianne, dau. of John Sherman, Esq. of Drayton
Oxford, and relict of Rev. David George Knox, and had is
John Bennet, now of Rothamsted Park.
Marianne, m- 30 Oct. ]»34, Charles Thomas Warde, E»
Welcombe House.co. Warwick, and d. 1877, leaving sum
issue, three daus.
Emily Catharine, m. 1845. Lewis Mathias, Esq. of Lamj
Court, CO. Pembroke, and has surviving issue, two sons
two daus.
Mr. Lawes d.
\
22 Oct. 1825.
Arms — Or, on a chief az. three cstoiles of the field.
On a ducal coronet or, an ermine pas.sant ppr.
Seat— Rothamsted Park, near St. Albans.
C4i
liAWIiOE OF GRENAGH HOUSE.
Shine-Lawloe, Denis, Esq. of Castlelough ;
Grenagh House, Killarney, co. Kerry, J. P., H
Sheriti' 1840, b. 30 March, 1808 ; s. on attair
his majority ; m. 1st, 4 June, 1840, Isabella, el(
dau. of Edward Huddleston, Esq. of Sawston B
CO. Cambridge, and by her (who d. 25 Sept. 18
has issue,
I. Denis Alexander, h. 8 July, 1843.
I. Isabella Ellen, in. 25 April, ls6l, Daniel O'Connc
of Darrynane Abbey, co. Kerry.
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031
Mary Jane, m. 26 Feb. 1876, Capt. C. W. Fondall, of
)akhni, Ilyde, Isle of AVisrlU.
Frances Mary, m.25 June, 1863, Daniel James O'Connell,
;sq. of Grenagh, J.P., 2nd son of Sir James O'Connell,
Bart, of Lakeview.
Shine-Lawlor m. 2ik11t, 26 Aug. 1878, Alice
•y, 2ncl clau. of Charles Kiloy, Esq., of 55,
■ensborough Terrace, Hyde Park.
lUE<l(tC. — Denis Shine, Esq. of Killarney (son of Denis
?, Esq. of Mount Infant, co. Cork, by Eliza Barrett, his
, ill. 21 Jan. 1807, Ellen, only dau. of Martin Lawlor, Esq.
Jlarney, and by her (who d. 1867) left issue,
;nis, now of Castlelough and Grenagh House.
irtin, M.D.
iry Anne, a Nun.
shine was killed by a fall from li'^ horse, 17 June, 1S12.
%t — Grenagh House, Killarney, co. Kerry.
the
his
\WRENCE OF SANDYWELL PARK.
'/AWEENCE, Chkistian William, Esq. of Seven-
ipton and Sandywell Park, co. Gloucester, iu
Diplomatic Service, 2nd Secretary to "'
bassy at St. Petersbui-g, b. 7 April, 1836 ; .
icr 1877.
iUCtlQC— From Sia Eobeut Lawrence, Knt., stated to
; been great grandson of James Lawrence, of Ashton Hall,
L,ancaster, living 37 Heket III., by Matilda his wife, dau.
heir of John Washington, of Washington, co. Lancaster,
illy descended,
ALTER Laweence, Esq. of Sevenhampton, «o. Gloucester,
;. 11 April, 1689, w^ho was son of Walter Lawrence, Esq. of
iswick, and grandson of Eobert Lawrence, Esq. of Seven-
pton, who was 4th in descent from William Lawrence,
, living 1503, who purchased Sevenhampton. He m.
•>b. 1762, Mary, dau. of John Cocks, Esq. of Woodman-
, CO. Gloucester, grandson of Rev. Peter Cocks, Rector of
op's Cleeve, co. Gloucester, 1593 to 1612, who m. Catho-
, dau. of the Hon. Charles Brydges, 2nd son of John,
Lord Chandos, and of Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Lord
J de Wilton, through whom this famUy derives a royal
ent from Edward I., King of England {sec Burke's Royal
■enU). Mr. Peter Cocks was 2nd brother of Richard Cocks,
. of Caslleditch, ancestor of Lord Somers. Mrs. Lawrence
762. Her husband survived her two years, and was s. at
lecease by his elder surviving son,
ALTER Lawrence, Esq. of Sevenhampton, m. 22 Oct. 1766,
cousin Mary, only surviving child of Thomas Hayward,
, by Dorothy his wife, another dau. and co-heir of the said
a Cocks, Esq. of Woodmancote, and left at his decease,
me, 1810 (by her, who d. 18 Kov. 180-1), an only surviving
a,
ABY Lawrence, of Sevenhampton, representative, through
two grandmothers, of the family of Cocks of Woodmancote,
her descendants inherit a portion of their original estate.
m. 16 Dec. 1790, William Morris, Esq., brother of Robert
Tis, Esq., M.P. for Gloucester, and by him, who d. 20 Nov.
1, left at her death, 19 Sept. 1839, an only surviving child,
''alter Lawrence Lawrence, Esq. of Sevenhampton and
dywell Park, J. P. and D.L., assumed by royal license,
Aug. 1815, the surname and arms of Lawrence, by the
re of his maternal grandfather, Walter Lawrence, Esq. He
6. 21 May, 1799; m. 24 July, 1824, Mary, only dau. of
istian Speldt, Esq. of Stratford, Essex, and d. 3 Dec. 1877,
ing had issue,
Walter, b. 21 Oct. 1834; d. 24 Dec. 1853.
. Christian Wiluam, now of Sandywell Park and Seven-
aampton.
I. Anthony Cocks (Rev.), 6. 15 March, 1843; Rector of
Whittington, co. Gloucester; m. 10 Aug. 1876, Mary Anne,
2nd dau. of the late Rev. Dr. Ogilvie, Canon of Christ
Church, and Rector of Ross, and has a dau., Katheriue
Mary, 6. 17 May, 1877.
Mary Elizabeth. ii. Alice. iii. Agatha.
'rms — Arg., a cross raguly gu., for Lawrence ; and several
rtcrings, among others that of Washington. In Harleian
, 891, f. 99, a curious Badge is recorded as belonging to
family, attached to the coat of Lawrence, quartering
sHiNGTON. Ci-esi — The tail and lower part of a fish erected
couped ppr.
V. :— Sandy well Park a.ad Sevenhampton Manor, both near
''"eri.fora.
LAWRENCE OF LI3REAGHAN.
Lawrexce, Eev. Chaeles, of Lisrcaghan, co.
Galway, formerly Vicar of Thurton, Diocese cf
Norwich, b. 28 Oct. 1828 ; m. 26 Feb. 1866, Cecil,
yoitngest dau. of the late Gen. Sir Charles Wale,
K.C.B., of Shelford, co. Cambridge.
3LUTC33C. — This family claims to be a younger branch of
the very ancient and distinguished family of the Lawrences of
Lancashire, descended from Sir Richard Lawrence, of Ashton
Hall, in that co., and was established in Ireland temp. Queca
Elizabeth.
John Lawrence settled at Ballymorc, co. Galway, and bad
issue, Walter, his heir ; John ; Edward ; Peter ; Joseph.
Walter Lawrence, of Ballymore, «. his father, for whose
distinguished services he was rewarded with large grants of
lands, imder patent from James I., dated 1617. He m. 1603,
Ciceley, dau. of GarrettMoore, Esq. of Brieze, co. Mayo, and d.
1635, when he was s. by his only son,
John Lawrence, of Ballymore and Lisreaghan, m. 1st,
1G40, a dau. of John O'Donelan, Esq. of Ballydonelan, co.
Galway, by whom he had no issue ; and 2ndly, Mabella, dau.
of Killagh O'Kelly, Esq. of Aughrim, co. Gahv.iy, and had (with
a dau., Mabella, m. J. Kelly, Esq. of Ballaffh, co. Galway) a
son, Walter, of whom presently. He d. 1675 (his widow r,i.
2ndly, James Deane, Esq.), and was s. by his son,
Walter Lawrence, Esq. of Lisreaghan, in. 1673, Cieily,
dau. of Col. Garrett Moore, of Cloghan Castle, King's Co., by
his wife, the Lady Margaret, 2nd dau. of Richard, 6th Earl of
Clanricarde, and by her (who 7n. 2ndly, John Kelly, Esq.) left
at his decease, 1677 (with a dau., Honoria, m. H. Pelly, Esq. of
Kill, CO. Galway), two sons, minors, John, d. s. p., under
age; and,
AV alter Lawrence, Esq. of Lisreaghan, m. 1669, Mary, dau.
of Nicholas Arcedekne, Esq. of Gortnamona, co. Galway; and
dying 1706, was s. by his eldest son (his youngest son, Peter, d.
1758, a Rear-Admiral),
John Lawrence, Esq. of Lisreaghan, m. 20 April, 1727,
Mary, only dau. and heiress of John Scott, Esq. of Greenish
and Cappavarnagh, co. Galway, and of Mont Serat, West
Indies, by his wife, Anastasia, dau. of Robert ffrench, Esq. of
Rahasane, co. Galway ; and dying 1730, was s. by his only son,
Walter Lawrence, Esq. of Lisreagan, 6. 1729, m. 1 May,
1760, Margery, only dau. of Edmond Netterville, Esq. of Long-
ford, CO. Galway, and had issue, Peter, b. Aug. 17C2, d. s.p.
July, 1790; and Maria, c?. WMft. 1823. Mr. Lawrence iH.2ndly,
Aug. 1791, Catherine, dau. of John D'Arcy, Esq. of Ballykine,
CO. Mayo (by Margaret his wife, youngest dau. of Denis Daly,
Esq. of Raford, co. Galway, and grand-dau. of Michael, lOth
Earl of Clanricarde), and by her had issue,
W.4LTER, late of Lisreaghan.
Matilda Margaret, iii. 1822, Thomas Seymour, Esq. of Bally-
more Castle, CO. Galway, and has issue.
Mr. Lawrence d. Oct. 1786, and was s. by his son,
I Walter Lawrence, Esq. of Lisreaghan, J. P., High Sheriff
1820-21, 6. 15 Dec. 1793; m. 1 March, 1813, Georgiana, 3rd
dau. of the late Charles Blake, Esq. of Moyne, co. Mayo, and
of Merlin Park, co. Galway (by his wife, Georgiana, eldest
dau. of the late Sir G. Browne, Bart, of the Neil, co. Mayo, and
sister of the 1st Baron Kilmaine), and by her (who d. 1863) lisa
issue,
I. Walter, late Capt. 4Ist regt. subsequently Capt. 91st Gal-
way Militia ; m. 1848, Olivia, eldest dau. of the late Sir
Michael Dillon Bellew, Bart., and d. 1863, leaving by her
(who d. 10 Jan. 1874) adau., HonoraMary, in. 18G8, Charles
Blake, Esq. of Coolcon, co. Mayo, and d. in 1873, leaving a
dau., Violet Olivia.
II. John, d. 22 Feb, 1872.
III. Charles, now of Lisreaghan.
IV. Peter. v. Denis Joseph.
VI. George Edward. vii. Henry AVilliain.
I. Georgiana.
II. Catherine Elizabeth, m. John Clarke, Esq.
III. Mary Dorothy.
IV. Margaret Maliella.
V. Frances Cicely.
VI. Anne Helena Christian.
VII. Adelaide Bridget Octavia.
He d. 21 Sept. 1873.
/4 rms— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg., a cross ra.guly gu., for
Lawrence; 2nd and 3rd, sa., a catherinc-wheel between two
crescents in chief and a trefoil in base or, for Scott. Crat —
A demi-turbot tail erect ppr. Motto— In cruce salus.
Scat — Lisreaghan (or Bellevue), Lawrencetown, Ballinasloe,
CO, Galway.
032
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THE LANDED GENTEY.
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LAWSON OF ALDSOnOUGH AND
BOBOUGHBHIDGS.
Lawsox, Andrew Sheklock, Esq., of Ald-
borougli Manor, and Boroiighbridge Hall, co. York,
J.F., h. 22 Feb. 1855 ; s. Ids father 22 May, 1872.
ILiltC.t (JC— Sir George Lawson, Knt., Treasurer of Ber-
Tvick, was ilayor of the city of York 1530. He left a dau.
Anne, m. William Lawson, and a son, his successor,
Thomas Lawson, of York, Mayor of that city 1502. He m.
Christian, dau. of Uugh Atkin.son, of Castleford, co. York,
and had, with two daus., three sons, of whom the eldest,
Peter Lawson, of I'oppleton, living 15S4, ni. Elizabeth,
dau. of Ambrose Bcckwith, of StiUingfleet. and had two sous
and two daus. The elder son,
Geouce LAW.'ioN, of Foppleton, and subsequently of Moreby,
6. 1575 ; m. Anne, dau. of George Twisilcton, of Barley, near
Selby, and had issue three sons and eight daus. The eldest son,
The Kev. George Lawson, of Moreby, Hector of Eakring,
Notts, bapt. 13 Nov. 1608; m. 1G5C, Eleanor More, of Norman-
ton, CO. Lincoln, by whom (who was buried IGSG) he had a
son and heir,
George Lawson, Esq. of Moreby, m. 1C30, Elizabeth, only
dau. and heir of Marmaduke Bosville, Esq. of Seaton llosse, in
the East Hiding, and by her (who d. 1G9S) had two sons,
I. Marmaduke, his heir.
II. KicHARD, b. 1G97; Mayor of York 1741 and 1754. He m.
Barbara, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Burton, M.A., Vicar of
Halifax, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Francis Jcssop, Esq.
of Broom Hall, great-great-grandson of Kichard Jessop,
Esq., by Anne his wife, eldest dau. and co-heir of Robert
Swyft, Esq. of Broom Hall, descended from Robert Swylt,
" the rich mercer of Rotherham," and had issue,
1 Marmaduke, of whom presently.
1 Dorothy, m. her cousin, Andrew Wilkinson, Esq. of
Boroughbridge, Capt. B.N., eldest surviving son of
Andrew Wilkinson, Esq., Member for Aldbro' in many
Parliaments, by Barbara, sister of the last Lord D'Arcy,
of Navan, being dau. and co-heir of William Jessop, Esq.
of Broom Hall, M.P., and the Hon. Mary Jessop.
Mr. Lawson d. 1699, and was s. by his elder son,
Marmaduke Lawson, Esq. of Moreby, bapt. 16S5, who had,
by Susannah his 1st wife (who d. 1711) two sons, who both
d. s. p. Mr. Lawrence's nephew,
TuE Rev. Marmaduke Lawson, M.A., Rector of Sproatlcy,
and Prebendary of Ripon, 6. 1749 ; m. Barbara Isabella, dau.
of John Wilson, Esq. of the Middle Temple, brother of the
Kev. James Wilson, Vicar of Sheffir-ld, of Broom Hall, near
that place, and of Boroughbridge Hall, co. York, and had
issue,
Marmaduke, his heir.
Andrew, heir to his brother.
James, Vicar of Buckminster, co. Leicester.
John, Incumbent of Seaton Carew, co. Durham.
Barbara.
Doi-othy, m. 1831, the Ecv. Edward Bird, Rector of Tatten-
hall, CO. Chester.
Mary, m. 1833, the Eev. Alexander Stewart, M.A., Rector of
Burford, Worcester, eldest son of the Hon. Montgornerie
Stewart, and nephew to the Earl of Galloway. He d. 1836.
Mr. Lawson d. 1814 (Mrs. Lawson d. 1838), and was s. by his
eldest son,
Marmaduke Lawson, Esq. of Boroughbridge Hall, J. P.,
M.P., a gentleman distinguished by his literai'y pre-eminence
at Cambridge. He d. uivm. 10 March, 1823, when the Wilkin-
son estates devolved upon his next brother,
Andrew Lawson, Esq. of Aldborough Lodge and Borough-
bridge Hall, M.P. for Knaresborough, b. 1800; i,i. 1 Feb. 1823,
Marianne Anna Maria, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Sherlock
Gooch, Bart, of Benacre Hall, Suffolk, M.P., and had issue,
Andrew Sherlock, his heir.
Edward John, Lieut. R.N., b. 8 April, 182G.
Marmaduke Charles, Lieut.-Col. Madras Horse Artillery, h.
16 Oct. 1827; m. 6 Jan. 1870, Mary Eliza, dau. of W. M.
Caddell, Esq., of the Madras Civil Service, and has issue,
one son.
James George, h. 14 Nov. 1828 ; d. Aug. 1878.
Thomas William, Capt. 74th Highlanders, b. 1 March, 1833;
m. "2:1 Dec. 1863, Harriet Frances, dau. of Rev. Barry
O'Meara Deane (Chaplain of Black Town, Madras), and has
issue, one son and three daus.
Richard, b. 11 April, 1833; d. May, 18G3.
Septimus, '). 1 July, 1836; d. 1874.
Octavius Ridley, an officer l8th Royal Irish regt., h. 23
March, 1810; drowned whilst bathing in New Zealand,
Dec. 18G5.
Marianne Barbara Isabelle, h. April, 1824, d. 1824.
Mary, m. 9 Dec. 1847, John Dunn Gardner, Esq. of Chatteris,
CO. Cambridge ; and d.. April, 1851, leaving a son and a dau.
Aaae Matilda, m. 3 Feb. 1868, Rev. William Henry Thomp-
son, Incumbent of EosclifTc, near Boroughbridge, and h;
issue, two daus.
Mr. Lawson d. 28 Feb. 1853, and was s. by his eldest sen,
Andrew Sherlock Lawson, Esq. of Aldborough Manor an
Boroughbridge Hall, J. P. and D.L., 6. 1 Nov. 1824; to.
July, 1852, Isabella, younger dau. of the late John Gram
Esq. of Nuttal Hall, co. Lancaster, and had issue,
I. Andrew Sherlock, now of Aldborough and Borough
bridge. ii. John Grant, b. 28 July, la'M.
HI. Edward Charles, h. 9 Nov. 1860; d. in infancy.
IV. Richard, b. 9 March, 1864.
I. Jane Grant, m. 1 Oct. 1874, John Wilmot Smith, Esq.
eldest son of Charles Wilmot Smith, Esq. of Bullynantr
CO. Limerick, and KUlaran, co. Clare, and has issue.
II. IsabeUe Grace. iii. Mary Florence.
IV. Roberta Grant.
Arras — Paly of four gu. and vert, on a chevron or, a
hound's head erased sa., between two cinquefoils az. :i < ii;i
of the third charged with an ogress, thereon a demi-lion raiiipan
arg. between two crescents sa., on each three plates. Crrst-
A wolf's head erased ppr. charged on the neck with tiire
bezants, a collar vert. Motto — Loyal, secret.
tScats — Aldborough Manor, near Boroughbridge; aiii
Boroughbridge Hall, co. York.
liAWSON OF LONGHIEST.
La"WSON, Rev. Edward, of Longhirst Hall, co;
Northumberland, M.A., h. 10 Sept. 1824; m. 2j
Oct. 1853, Mary Eliza, dau. of the late Gcor
Maule, E.sq., Solicitor to the Treasury, and hi
issue,
I. William Edward, b. 4 April, 1855.
II. Edward Maule, b. 3 Oct. 1859.
III. Henry Cyril. iv. Algernon.
I. Mary Louisa. ii. Eleanor Evelyn.
III. Muriel Frances. iv. Alice.
ILillCaCIC.— This family of Lawson has been resident al
Longhirst since the beginning of the IGth century (sec Hodo
soil's History of JS'oilhuraberla'iid). Conveyances of land ii
Longhirst to Robert Lawson, of Longhirst, dated 1584, are ii
the possession of the present Rev. Edward Lawson.
William Lawson, Esq. of Longhirst, living 1C52, son a
Robert Lawson, of Longhirst, whose will bears date 1C32, ani
grandson of Robert Lawson, of Longhirst, hud, by Margarei
his wife (who rii. 2ndly, Anthony Mitford, Esq.), a 2nd son,
John Lawson, Esq. of Longhirst, m. 4 Dec. 1679, Barbara)
dau. of Edward Cook, Esq. of Amble New Hall, and had issufl
William, his heir; Edward, b. 1686; John, whose son, John
sold Old Moor, 1828; Margaret, b. 1682, wife of Mr. Hcnrj
Atkinson (and mother of Jane Atkinson, who ra. William Scotl|
Merchant of Newcastle, and had, with other issue, the Lon
Stowell and Eldon); Jane, m. Ralph Watson, Esq. of Nort
Seaton; Mary, in. Mr. George Barker; and Sarah, m. 174,
the Rev. John Walton. The eldest son,
William Lawson, Esq. of Longhirst, 6. 21 May, 1634;
29 Dec. 1722, Ann, dau. of Robert Carnaby, Esq. of Fullwe
Durham, and had issue. Mr. Lawson d. 1 March, 1769, ai
was s. by his eldest son,
John Lawson, Esq. of Longhirst, b. 31 Dec. 1731; d. ^:n■ai
17 Sept. 1822, and was s. by his nephew,
William Lawson, Esq. of Longhirst, J.P. and D.L. (son
William Lawson, and his wife, Jane Smith, of Togston). I
was b. 21 Jan. 1775; ra. 24 Feb. 1821, Jane Hester, dau. oft]
late Mr. John Clark, of Haddington, and had issue,
William John, his successor.
Edward, now of Longhirst. Henry. J
Susannah. Jane Hester, d. 1838. Louisa Carolinfl
Mr. Lawson d. 20 Oct. 1855, and was s. by his eldest son,
William John Lawson, Esq. of Longhirst, J.P. and D.L., I
5 March, 1822. He d. G Nov. 1859, and was s. by his broUiel
the present Rev. Edward Lawson.
Arms — Arg., a chevron between three martlets sa. Cr.".;'-!
Two arms embowcd couped at the elbow vested erm., ccf
arg., supporting in the 1 .,nds ppr. the sun in sjilendour gold,
ibc'tii — Longhirst, Morpeth, co. Northumberland.
LAWTON OF LAWTOKT.
L.vwton, William John Peect, Esq. of Lnvrlo
Hall, CO. Chester, b. 27 Dec. 1849 ; m. 1872, Aim
Maud, eldest dau. of Hon. Edward Morris Erskiui
and has issue,
I. JouN William Edward, b. 24 June, 1873.
II. Ralph Lupus Erskine, b. 26 June, 1873.
I. Gwcndoliu Maud, U. 31 March, 1876.
LAY
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEA
900
00
JLt IT fit 5c.— This family have possessed the mnnor of
wton since the reisn of Henry VI., a«cl by a well founded
dition. from a much earlier period. The pedigree, liow-
;r, prior to that date cannot be perfectly traced; we phall,
?reforc, begin with the earliest member of the family from
10m there is a clear deduction, viz.,
iluc.a Lawton, of Lawton, m. Isabella, dau. of John Madoc,
d widow of Bekyn Bernys.
John Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, h. 1606 (eldest son and luir
William Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, and grandson of Joliu
wton, Esq. of Lawton, living 1.5S0) ; m. Clare, dau. of IJaliili
cyd, Esq. of Keel, co. StalTord, by whom he had an eldest
1 and successor,
kViLLiAM Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, b. 1G.30; Sheriff of eo.
ester 1G72; m. Hester, 2nd dau. of Sir Edward Lonsucville,
rt., by Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas Temple, of Stowe, and
her had issue. Mr. Lawton d. Sept. 1G93, and was s. by his
est son,
John Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, b. 7 May, 1G5G; m. 1st,
ine, dau. of George, younger son of Henry, 1st Earl of Man-
5Ster, and sister of Charles, Earl of Halifax. By this
ly Mr. Lawton had issue, William, d. s. p. 171-1: Edward, id.
arlotte, dau. of William Trafford, Esq. of Swithamlcy, and
1730; John, M.P. for Kcwcastlc-under-Lyme, d. 18 June,
10; Anne, 'in. 1735, John Lawton, Esq. of Wybunbury;
.ry, m. Ralph TrafTord, Esq. Mr. Lawton m. 2ndly, :5Iary,
ict of Sir Edward Longuevillc, Bart., by whom he had an
ly son, his successor,
lOBERT Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, bapt. G May, 1723; .Slieriff
CO. Chester 1754; m. Sarah, dau. of John OfHey, Esq. of
deley, M.P. for co. Chester, wlio assumed afterwards tlie
■name of Chewe. By this lady Mr. Lawton had an eldest
I and successor,
roHN Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, h. Sept. 1746. Heiii. Anne,
and co-hciress of Charles Crewe, Esq., M.P. for co.
ester, and d. 25 March, 1S04, leaving issue,
^^L^s'Boubne, } successively of Lawton.
fohn, )/!. Elizabeth, dau. of John Carter, Esq., and(?. leaving,
with other issue, a sou,
John, late of Lawton Hall.
'hilip, a Lieut, in the S3rd Light Infantry, d. on his passage
to the West Indies.
! eldest son,
ViLLiAM Lawton, Esq. of Lawton, s. his father 1S04, but
ng «. p., was s. by his next brother, Charles Bourne Law-
, Esq. of Lawton Hall, J.P., m. 1st, Anne, dau. of Henry
ither.stonhaufih, Esq. of Tooting, Surrey ; and 2ndly, Mari-
le Percy, dau. of William Belcombe, M.D. of York, but
. p. 18G0, and was s. by his nephew,
ToHN Lawton, Esq. of Lawton Hall, co. Chester, J.P. ; m.
5, Emily Anne, youngest dau. of the late Thomas Legh, Esq.
A.dlington, and by her (who m. 2ndly, 18C5, Frank Kenaud,
1., M.D., of Manchester) had issue,
WrLMAM John Percy, now of Lawton.
. Robert Charles Montague.
Louis Elizabeth. 11. Agnes Fanny Adine.
u. Evelyn Frances Christabel. iv. Iwsamond Minnie.
d. 1864, and was«. by his eldest son, now of Lawton.
irms — Arg., on a fess between three eross-crosslets fitehcc
a cinquefoil of the first. Cnst—A demi-wolf rampant arg.,
cing a wound in the right shoulder.
>eat— Lawton Hall, near Stoke on-Trent.
Arms— Arg., a dexter gauntlet sa. garnished, a crescent for
difference. Vrest—A cock arg., combed jcllopcd and legged "u.
supporting with a dexter claw a gauntlet sa. JV/ot Jo— Semper
parutus.
itai.s-— Low Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tync; Lintz, co. Dur-
ham; Wiseton Hall, co. Notts; Castle Carr, co. York. CUj
— Devonshire Club, Loudon.
LAYCOCK OF LOW GOSFORTH.
Latcoce, Jost-pit, Esq. of Low Gosfortb and
Mttonstall, Northumbcrlaiicl, Lintz, co. Durham,
iseton Hall, co. Notts, Castle Carr, co. York,
P. for Durham and JN'^ewcastle, J.P. and D.L.
)rthumbcrland ; w. 1st, Barbara, dau. of Jolin
cholson, Esq. ; 2ndly, H. C. Dalton, widow of
^v. T. DaUou, and sister of Admiral Sir E. Col-
son. By the former he has issue,
loBERT, M.A., Trinity Coll. Cambridge, Barristcr-at-Law,
J.P. for CO. Northumberland, J.P. and D.L. force. Notts,
m. Annie, dau. of C. AUhuson, Esq. of Stoke Court, and
has issue.
oseph Frederick, b. 1SC7.
-nnie Barbara.
Lineage— This family was formerly settled in Notts and
kshire.
LEADER OF DROIffAGH CASTLE.
Leader, Nicholas PniLroT, Esq. of Dron-.anh
Castle, CO. Cork, J.P., M.P. for co. Cork ISGllo
18G8; s. his father 183G.
Jltlir<10C.— About the middle of the 17th century, two
brothers, Henry and John Leader, settled in the co. Cork.
The younger brother, John, was ancestor of the Leaders- cj
Kcale, CO. Cork. The elder,
Henry Leader, Esq., purchased very considerable estates in
the CO. Cork, amongst others, the family resiJence of Mount
Leader. He r,i. 1689, Margaret, dau. of Thomas Radley, Esq.,
by Marvella Chinnery his wife, and d. circa 1733, having had
issue,
John, of Mount Leader, b. 1C98; m. 1718, Margaret, C;a
dau. of Edward Herbert, of Kilc.jw, co. Kerry, and d. clrci
li3i, leaving by his wife (who in. 2ndly, liev. Craven
Stanley), with six daus., of whom the eldest, Mary, m.
Richard Edward Hull, Esq. of Leamcon, three sons, Edward
whose only son, John Leader, Esq.. sold Mount Leader to
his cousin, William Leader (see Leader 0/ Mount Leader) ■
Thomas ; Richard, Capt. in the army, of Oldcastle, co*.
Cork. Thomas, 6. 1700 ; d. 1727.
Henry, of Tullig, co. Cork, of whom presently.
Mary, m. 1711, John Purccll, Esq. of Gurtcenaid.
Margaret, m. Charles O'Keefe, Esq. of Cullen.
Marvella, m. John Leader, of Keale.
The 3rd son of Henry Leader, by Margaret Radley his wife,
Henry Leader, Esq. of Tullig, co. Cork, 0. 1705; m. 1741,.
Christabella, dau. of WiUiam Philpott, of Dromagh, co. Coik,
and by her (who d. 1794) left issue,
I. John, 6. 1742, d. 1801. He m. 20 Oct. 1767, Deborr-l-r
eldest dau. of Emanuel Hutchinson, Esq. of Mount Massv,
and had an only son, Henry Leader, Esq., formerly of lllv,.
CO. Donegal, and of Adelaide Road, Dublin, h. 1768. He ,',(.
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Stewart, andrf. 1844, leaving
a son, Henry, of Dromaneen, near Kanturk, co. Cork ; m.
1835, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Woodcock, Esq. Banker, of
Wigan, and had, William, and other issue ; and five daus.
Elizabeth, d. unrn. ; Deborah, rn. 1845, John Allen, Esq. ;
Mary, m. 1844, WiUiam Ribton Ward, Esq. ; Charlotte, m,
Francis Foster, Esq. of Rushine Lodge, co. Donegal : and
Margaret, m. Aug. 1834, John Herbert Orpen, Esq., M.D
II. William, of Mount Leader (which he purchased fn
his cousin, John Leader), J.P. 6. 1743; rf. April, 1828;
April, 1768, Margaret, dau. of Warham St. Lcgcr, Esq. of
Hey ward's Hill, and by her (who d. Feb. 1828) had issue,
1 Nicholas Philpot, M.P. for Kilkenny, m. Margaret,
dau. and co-heir of Andrew Nash, Esq. of Nashvilfe, co.
Cork, and rf. 1836, leaving issue by her (who d. 8 Oct.
1858),
Nicholas Philpot, now nf Dromagh Castle.
William, J.P., of Rosnale.^ Kanturk, co. Cork, m. 29
June, 1847, Dorothea, 2nd dau. of MacGillvcuddy,
of the Keeks; and </. ItGO, having had issue, Williaiu
Nicholas, 6. 1853; Francis Henry Mowbray, 6. Ib55;
Dora Margaret; and Margaret.
Henry, who in. 1st, Margaret, dau. of John Eirmirg-
ham Miller, Esq., Q.C., and has is.sue two sons , and a.
dau. m. 1864, Rev. Edward L. Puxley ; hem. 2ndlv,
1864, Annette, dau. of the late Rev. John EUison, ai;d
sister of J. W. Ellison Macartney, Esq., M.P.
Margaret, rn. John Newman, E.-sq. eldest son of Adar.i
Newman, Esq. of Dromore, co. Cork.
Elizabeth, rn. 14 April, 1849, Sir George Richard Waldic-
Griffith, Bart., of Hendersyde Park, co. Roxburgh.
2 Warham, Rector of St. Anne's, Shandon, Cork, rn. Hen-
rietta, dau. of Robert Atkins, Esq. of Firvillc, co. Coil;,
and (/. «. J).
3 William,lCurate of St. Peter's, Cork, d. v.nm.
4 Henry (see Leader of Mount Ltadcr, co. Cork).
1 Elizabeth, m. 1799, Rev. Matthew Piircell, of Burton,
Cork.
2 Harriett, rn. Matthias Henley, Esq. of Mount Rivers, co.
Cork, and d. s. p. 1833.
3 Emilia, m. 1810, John Rye Coppinger, Esq. of Carhue,
CO. Cork, and d. s. p. 1832.
4 Louisa, m. Richard Harris Purcell, Esq. of Annabella.
in. Henry, of Tullig, m. Mary Kearney, and d. in livO,
leaving issue, an only child, Henry, who d. s. p.
IV. Nicholas, who went to .America.
I. Elizabeth, mi. Joseph Barry, Esq., M.D. of Mallow.
froni
VI.
C34
LEA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEA
II. Christabella, 6. 1833 ; m. 1773, Christopher Hendley, Esq.
of Mount Rivers.
HI. Catherine, d. s. p. 1772. rr. Mavella, d. s. p. 1773.
Arms— Arg., on a fess sa. between three ogresses, each
charged with an escallop of the field a lion's head erased
beiween two boars' heads also erased or, aU within a bordure
cn-'railed az. Crest— An arm habited paly of six vert and gu.
holding in the hand ppr., a branch of three roses barbed and
leaved ppr.
(StaJ— Dromagh Castle, Kanturk, co. Cork.
LEADER OF MOUNT LEADER.
Leader, Heney Williamson, Esq. of Mount
Leader, co. Cork, b. 18 July, 1869 ; s. his father
1876.
iLtUCatlC.— Henkt Leadek, Esq. of Mount Leader, J. P.,
7). i June, 1793 (4th son of William Leader, Esq., by Marsaret
liU wife, dau. of Warham St. Leger, Esq. of Hey ward's Hill
( e preceding Memoir); in. Aug. 1830, Elizabeth Anna, 2nd
<l:iu. of Rev. Charles Eustace, of Eobertstown, co. Kildare,
claimant of the Baltinglass Peerage (see Bdbke's Dormant
Pcrage), and d. 5 April, 1868, leaving by her (who d. 1858) an
orly child,
Henry Eustace Leader, Esq. of Mount Leader, J.P., Capt.
lG:h Lancers, b. 1833; m. 1 Oct. 1868, Helen Augusta,
yr.angest dau. of Lieut. -Col. Williamson, of Carrowkeal, co.
Curk ; and d. 1 June, 1876, leaving issue,
I. Henbt Williamson, now of Mount Leader.
II. Lionel Frederic.
Arm.?, &c. — Same as Leadee of Promnr/h,
rSeat— Mount Leader, Millstreet, co. Curk.
J
41
ui. Koland William.
LEADER OF ASHGROVE.
LeA'dee, Thomas Leoxabd, Esq. of Ashirrove,
CO. Coi'k, J.P. (son of the late Thomas Leader, Esq.
of Springmount, formerly an ofBcer of the 1st
Somerset Militia, and Margaret Maria his -wife, dau.
and co-heiress of the late William Power, Esq. of
Cork, great niece to the late Eight Reverend Dr.
McKenna, Bishop of Cloyne and Ross, the founder
and benefactor of the Irish College in Paris for
the education of ecclesiastical students), formerly
an officer in the 2nd Queen's Royals, and no'w a
Magistrate and Grand Juror of co. Cork, saw
much service in India ; he was subsequently a Capt.
in the 5th Royal iliddlesex MiUtia, b. 20 Sept.
1823 ; m. Airlie, only dau. of the late Capt. Mac-
dougaU, 42nd Royal Highlanders, by Jean Cameron
his wife, only dau. of the late Alexander Macdonald,
Esq. of Glencoe, chieftain of his clan, great niece
to the late Sir Duncan Cameron, Bart., r.nd cousin
lo Charles Bro-nnlow, Lord Lurgan, and has issue,
I. Chables Eeginald De Vebe, b. 29 Nov. 1847; w. Nov.
1871, Fanny, dau. of Capt. Moore, late 35th regt., and has
issue a son. ii. Thomas Brownlow, b. 1854.
III. Harry EUesniere, b. 1858.
I. Jean Margaret.
II. Blanche Louisa, m. Sept. 1872, Robert 'Warren, Esq. 3rd
son of the late Sir John Borlaso Warren , Bart, of Warrens
Court, CO. Cork. in. Kathleen AirUe Adelaide.
Arms — Arg., on a fess sa. between three ogresses each
<hargcd with an escallop of the first a lion's head erased
between two boars" heads also erased or, all within a bordure
vavy gu. Crest — An arm embowed habited paly wavy of six
-vert and gu. the hand grasping a branch of three roses barbed
xind leaved all ppr. Motto — Probum non poenitet.
Seal — Ashgrovc, co. Cork.
LEAHY OF SOUTHHILL.
Leahy, JoH>' White, Esq. of SouthhiU, co.Kerry,
I. 29 May, 1852, J.P. for co. Kerry, High Sheriff
1877.
■Ullirilgt.— The Sept from which this family is descended
formed a subdivision of the O'Brien race, and are found in the
Occupation of a considerable tract of country in the neigh-
bourhood of Abbeyfeale, on the borders of cos. Kerry and
Limerick, temp. Elizabeth, where they are supposed to have
been established as early as the 13th century. These lands,
which were held in dependence on the head of the O'Brien
family, were forfeited for rebellion in the time of Cko.mwell.
John Leaht, b. at Abbeyfeale 1720, settled at Killarney ia
the year 1754. He d. 1785, leaving issue,
John Leahy, b. 1770; m. 1809, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard
Ashe, Esq. of Ashgrove, co. Cork, and d. 1846, leaving issue,
I. .John, b. 1810, of whom hereafter. I
II. Richard, 6. 1811 ; m. 1841, Eleonora, dau. of Rev. C. Nash,;
of liallycarthy, co. Kerry; d. 1865, leaving issue.
III. Edward, b. 1812. IV. Henry, b. 1820; d. 1870,
v. David, b. 1826; d. 1866. vi. Thomas, b. 1828.
VII. Arthur, b. 1830, Lieut. Col. R.E.; m. 1st, in 1856, Hal
riet, dau. of M. Tabuteau, Esq. of Simmonscourt, co. Dublin,
which lady rf. 1862, leaving issue; and 2ndly, Sept. 1866,
Eliza, only dau. of late Thomas Poynter, Esq., of West-
bourne Terrace, Hyde Park, and has issue.
VIII. Charies John, 6. 1833; m. 186'2, Susan, dau. of William
Thornton, Esq. of Cork, and d. 1866, leaving issue.
I. Elizabeth.
II. Mary, m. 1847, Right Hon. and Most Rev. Samuel
Butcher, D.D., P.C, late Bishop of Meath, and has issue
III. Frances, d. young.
The eldest son,
John Leaht, Esq., b. 1810, called to the Irish Bar 1833 (Q.C.
1859), Chairman of Quarter Sessions co. Limerick; m. Is51,
Matilda Emma, eldest dau. of the late William White, Esq. of
Shrubs, CO. DubUn, and Keildra, co. Leitrim, and d. 1874,
leaving issue,
John White Leaht, Esq., now of SouthhiU.
Seat — SouthhiU, Killarney.
* }
MARTIN-LEAKE OF MARSHALLS.
Maetix-Leake, Stephen, Esq. of Marshalls,
Herts, J.P., b. 19 March, 1826 ; m. 24 Sept. 1859,
Isabel, dau. of William Plunkett, Esq. of Lincoln's
Inn, Barrister-at-Law, and has issue,
t
I. Stephen, b. 2 Nov. 1861. |
II. WiUiam, 6. 24 June, 1865.
III. Richard, 6. 22 Feb. 1867,
IV. Francis, 6. 16 March, 1869. v. Another son.
I. Gcorgiana. ii. Another dau.
ILinCiltJC. — Stephen ilAKTiN, Esq., Capt. R.N., who d.
1730, aged 70, took, by royal license, 1721, the additional sur-
name and arms of Leake, in honour of his brother-in-law,
Admiral Sir John Leake. He m. Catherine Hill, and was
father of
Stephen Martin Leake, Esq. of Thorpe HaU, Essex, 6.
1702, Garter King of Arms, m. 1734, Anne, dau. of Fletcher
[ PoweU, Esq. of New Radnor, and of Marshall's, co. Herts,
and by her (who el. 1803, aged 88), had six sons and three
daus., Mr. Martin Leake was the author of a life of Admiral
Sir John Leake, and some works on heraldry and numis-
matics. He d. 1773, aged 72, and was s. by his son,
John Maetin Leake, Esq. of Thorpe Hall, m. Sept. 1761,
Mary, dau. of Peter Calvert, Esq. of Hadham, eo. Herts, and
by her (whot?. 27 Oct. 1821) had issue,
John, of Thorpe Hall.
William, retired Lieut.-Col. Royal Artillery, F.R.S., and
honorary LL.D. Oxford, b. 1776, who -/,*. Charlotte Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sir Charles Wilkins, and reUct of W. Marsden,
Esq., F.R.S., but d. s. p. 6 Jan. 18C0.
Stephen Ralph, successor to his brother.
Mary, d. v.nm. in her 92nd year.
Susannah Maria, m. Admiral R. G. Middleton, and d.
1831, leaving issue.
Mr. Martin Leake d. April, 1836, aged 97.
John Maetin Leake, Esq. of Thorpe Hall, J.P. and D.L.,
M.A. St. John's CoU. Cambridge, Barristtr-at-Law, b. 5 Dec,
1773 ; m. 29 March, 1810, Helen, dau. of James Ore, Esq., and
relict of Capt. Thomas Lacy, R.E., and had issue,
Mary.
Helen, ra. the Rev. Frederic Pyndar Lowe, son of the Rev
Robert Lowe, Rector of Bingham, co. Notts.
Mr. Martin Leake was a Bencher of the Middle Temple, anC
Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of Essex. He d. 16 May
1862, and was s. by his brother,
Stephen Ralph 31aktin Leake, Esq. of Thorpe Hall, Assis-
tant Secretary to the Treasury, b. 1782; m. 18 June, lal8.
Gcorgiana, dau. of Capt. George Stevens, E.I.C.S., and hac
issue,
Stephen, now of Thorpe HaU. John.
William, m. Louisa, dau. of Gen. Tennant, and has issue
Ralph, Mary, Edith, and Lilian.
Susannah, w. Spencer Shelly, Esq., and has issue, Spencer
Francis, Georgiana, Florence, and Rosamond.
Elizabeth.
He d. 7 April, 1865.
LEA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEA
935
A rws— Quarterly : 1 st and 4th, or, on a chevron engrailed az.
iht annulets arg. on a canton gu. a castle triple towered of
third, for Leake; 2nd and 3rd, paly of six or andaz., on a
u'-f gu. three merlinsof the first, for Martin*. Cn.<t — A ship
un-carriage, on it a piece of ordnance mounted all ppr.
futto — Pari animo.
/Salt— Marshalls, near Ware, co. Herts.
LEAE,3VrONTH OF DEAIST.
Leaemonth, Alexander, Esq. of Dean, co.
idinburgh, M.P. for Colchester, J. P., Lieut.-Ccl.
ite I7tli Lancers, b. 26 Aug. 1829 ; m. 2 April,
859, Charlotte Salter, eldest clau. of Licut.-Gen.
lumphrey Ljons, Bengal army, and niece of
Idmund, 1st Lord Lyons, and has with other issue,
John Henby, 6. H March, IfiGO.
^itXttlQC. — John Leakmosth, Esq. of Edinburgh, son of
ohn Leurmonth, and Jessy Cleland his wife, m. Grace
oung, and by her (who d. 184S) left at his decease, 1812, a
jn and three daus., viz., John, his heir; Elizabeth; Jessy,
1. Charles Parker, Esq., E.N. ; and Margaret, m. 1821, Sir
ohn Sinclair, Bart. The only son,
John Leabmonth, Esq. of Dean and Murieston, co. Edin-
urgh, J. P. and D.L., Lord Provost of Edinburgh, 6. 26 Jlay,
rSD; 7ft. Feb. 1824, Margaret, dau. of James Cleghorn, M.D.,
tate Physician in Dublin, and d. 1853, having had issue,
Alexander, his successor.
Agnes, »i. 15 June, 1859, Capt. George Sinclair, Bengal army.
Arms — Or, on a chevron sa. three mascles of the first. Crust
dove holding in the beak an olive branch ppr. Motto — Dum
piro spero.
Sen<s— Murieston House, Midcalder, co. Edinburgh ; Dean,
dinburgh. To,ij,i Mouse— 93, Eaton Place, S.W. CIj.Iis —
arlton and Boodles.
♦
LEATHAISI OP HEMSWORTH HALL.
LEATHA3I, William Hexey, Esq. of Hemsworth
lall, CO. York, J. P. and D.L., a Deputy Chairman of
Juarter Sessions, Author of " Lectures, delivered at
/[echanics' Institutes," " Poems," " Tales of English
jife and Miscellanies," elected M.P. for Wake-
eld 1859, but unseated on petition, re-elected 1865,
ontinued to sit until ^ov. 1868, when he retired ;
. 6 July, 1815 ; m. 21 Feb. 1839, Priscilla, 4th
.au. of the late Samuel Grurney, Esq. of Ham
louse. West Ham, Essex, and has surviving issue,
I. Samuel Gurnet, b. 13 Dec. 1840; m. 28 Feb. 1867, Annie
Gertrude, 3rd dau. of John Frederic Bateman, Esq.,
F.R.S., Moorpark, and has a son and heir, Frederic
Gurney, i. 1868.
II. Edmund Ernest, 6. 3 Dec. 1847.
lu. Charles Alfred, 6. 11 Sept. 1849; in. 5 Oct. 1876, Sarah
Adelaide, 2nd dau. of Henry Ford Barclay, Esq. of Monk-
hams, Essex.
IV. Gerald Arthur Buxton, 6. SO April, 1851.
V. Herbert Barclay, h. 15 Nov. 1852.
VI. Octavius, 6. 17 April, 1854.
■VII. Claude, b. 18 April, 1856.
I. Agnes Georgina, b. 29 Oct. 18G0.
ILittCagC— William Leatham, Esq. of Heath, rear Wake-
eld, Banker at Wakefield, Pontefract, and Doncaster, author
f "Letters on the Currency," m. 1S13, Margaret, dau. and
eirof Joshua Walker, M.D. (by his wife Mary Arthington, of
«eds), and d. 19 Oct. 1842, leaving,
John Arthington, b. 1814; d. unm. lS-57.
WiLLLAM Henry, now of Hemsworth Hall.
Charles Albert, 6. 1825; m. Eachel, dau. of Joseph Pease,
Esq. of Southend, Darlington ; and d. 1858, leaving issue
five daus.
Edward Aldam, M.A., of Wliitley Hall, Huddersfleld, now of
Misaden, co. Gloucester, 6.2 Aug. 1828; M.P. for Hudders-
field; m. 1851, Mary Jane, only dau. of John Fowler, Esq.,
of lilm Grove, Mclksham, and has issue four sons and four
daus.
Margaret Elizabeth, m. 1847, the Ptight Hon. John Bright,
M.P., of One Ash, Eochdale, sometime President of the
Board of Trade, and by her (who d. 13 May, 1878) has issue
three sons and three daus.
Mary Walker, m. Joseph Gurney Barclay, Esq. of Lombard
Street, London; and d. 10 Feb. 1848, leaving issue two sons.
.<<mw— Per saltire erm. and or, on a chief engrailed az. three
ezants each charged with a saltire gu. Crest— A nest, thereon
n eagle, wings elevated or, the nest and wings frety vert.
lotto — Virtute vinces.
&at— Hemsworth Hall, Poutcfract, W. E. Tork:hii-e.
II.
LEATHER OF LEVENTHORPE HALL.
Leathek, John Towlehtox, Esq. of Leven-
thorpe Hall, co. York, and of Middletou Hall,
Northumberland, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1875,
Patron of Leveu, co. York, and Capt. of the 2ncl
Dorset Artillery Volunteers, b. 30 Avig. 1 804 ; m.
1st, 2 Aug. 1832, Maria, dau. of George Leather,
Esq. of Leeds, and by her (who d. 22 Jan. 1849)
had issue,
I. Frederick John, of The Friary, Tickhill, co. York, J. P.,
b. 21 Nov. 1835; m. 8 July, 1863, Gertrude Elizabeth
Sophia, dau. of Eev. Charles Walters, M.A., Vicar of
Wardington, Oxon, and has issue four sons and four daus.
II. Arthur Hugo, b. 30 March, 1846; m. 27 Feb. 1878, Jane
DarUng, only child of George Culley, Esq. of Fowberry
Tower, Northumberland.
I. Emily, </. an infant.
II. Ellen Eliza, m. 27 Sept. 1853, Eev. William Medcalfe,
M.A., and had issue.
III. Annie Maria. iv. Catherine Eosa, d. 9 Feb. 1849.
Mr. Leather m. 2ndly, 19 May, 1852, Harriet
Spencer, dau. and co-heir of Isaac Spencer Page,
Esq. of Shirlaud, co. Derby, and by her (who d.
18 May, 1859) had issue,
Edith Harriet.
HtUCagC— James Leather, Esq. of Beestort Park, Leeds,
b. 21 Jan. 1779 (eldest son of George Leather, of Beeston, an
extensive coal proprietor in the West Kiding of the co. of York) ;
/ft. 15 June, 1803, Mary, eldest child of John Towlerton, Esq.
of Kirkham Gate, Wakefield, and by her (who d. 10 June, 1850)
had issue,
John Towlerton, now of Leventhorp and Middlcton Hall.
George, of Sheffield, co. York, m. 14 Feb. 1838, Maria, eldest
dau. of Eev. Joseph Wardle, Incumbent of Beeston, and d.
1860.
William Henry, of Bradford, co. York, m. 9 March, 1852,
Sarah Anna, dau. of George Leather, Esq. of Leeds, and
has issue.
Charles James, to. 11 Nov. 1847, Charlotte Anna, dau. of
Eev. Joseph Wardle, Incumbent of Beeston, and has issue.
Mary Anne, d. 28 Oct. 1819.
Anne Eliza, m. 21 Dec. 1831, Charles Wetherell Wardle, Esq.
of Leeds, and has issue.
Mr. James Leather d. 17 Oct. 1849.
Anus — Arg., on a bend sa. cottised compony or and of the
last, a fountain between two mullets of six point^ also or. Crest
— A demi lion rampant sa. charged on the shoulder with three
mullets of six points two and one or, holding between the paws
a fountain. Motto — Nil nisi quod honestum.
Seats — Leventhorpe Hall, Leeds; and MidcUeton Hall, Belford.
Toicii Mes'ukiice — 19, Carlton House Terrace.
LEATHES OF HERRINGFLEET.
Leathes, Hill Mussexdex, Esq. of Herring-
fleet Hall, Suffolk, J.P., b. 23 Jan. 1829, late Major
Suffolk Artillery Militia, and late Lieut. -Col. Com-
manding 3rd Battalion Suffolk Eifle Tolunteers ;
m. 20 Aug. 1856, iMary Louisa, dau. of the late J.D.
Thompson, Esq., J.P., of Sunny Bank, co. Brecon,
and has issue,
I. Bernard de Mussenden, b. 23 Aug. 1S.')7.
II. Herbert de Mussenden, 6. 16 Nov. 1863.
III. Carteret de Mussenden, b. 19 Sept. 18G9.
I. Frances Mary de Mussenden.
II. Gertrude Kate de Mussenden.
III. Beatrice Georgina de Mussenden.
IV. Evelyn Maud de Mussenden.
v. Kathleen Hilda de Mussenden.
Mr. Leathes is Patron of three Livings, and Lord of
the Manors of Herringfleet and Ecedham. As such,
he is Lay Prior of St. Olave's. The Bishop has
consequently no ecclesiastical control therein, and
Mr. Leathes is paid an annual sum by the Kector
of Burgh WaUis in acknowledgment of his rights.
JLllTCtlQC.— The family of the De Mussenden came over,
it is stated, with Willi.\m the Conquekok, and became pos-
sessed of the lordship and lands of Mussenden (or, as it is now
written, Missenden), Bucks, about that period. The Eev.
Francis Mussenden, of Leak and Leverton, co. Lincoln, a
descendant of the Buckinghamshire family, passed over into
Ireland, and, 16 Jan. 1C70-71, was collated to the Prebend of
936
LEA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEO
Bunsport, Catlipclral of Down, and settled at Hillsboroiif;!!,
He h;iil two sons, John, of whom presently ; and Francis.
Registrar cf the Diocese of Down and Connor, ancestor of
AViLLiAM MussEKDEN, Esq. of Larchfield, co. Down. The elder
son,
JonN aicssENDEN, Vicar-Gcncral of Down and Connor, m.
Penelope Hill, of Hillsborough, and had a son,
John Mussenden, Esq., m. Jane, dau. of Adam Leathes, Esq.,
and sister of William Leathes, E.5q., Minister at the Hague (de-
scended from a very ancient family originally settled at Lcathes-
■water, Cumberland), and d. 1700, leaving issue, Caktebet,
bis heir; Hill, b. 1G99, M.P. for Harwich, d. s.p. 1722, having
bequeathed Herringflect to his brother, Caeteret ; and Jane,
5/1. William Johnstone, Esq. of co. Antrim. The eldest son,
Cakteeet Mcsse.nden, Esq., M.P. for Harwich and Sudbury,
I. 1G9S, took tlie suniame and arms of Leathes. He d. 1787.
By his marriage with Loveday, dau. of S. Garrod, Esq. of co.
Lincoln, who d. 1758, he had, with one dau., three sons,
I. John, his heir. ii. Geoege, successor to his brother.
in. Edward, Ptcctor of Ecedham, Norfolk, m. Elizabeth, dau.
of llev. James Beading, of Woodstock, co. Oxford, and
dying 1786, left issue,
1 Edwaed (Eev.), Rector of Ecedham, d. a. p. 1847.
2 George Reading (Rev.), m. 1821, Sarah, eldest dau. of
Lieut.-Gen. Hethersett, of Shropham Uall, Norfolk, but
d. «. p. 18.36.
1 Elizabeth, m. Rev. James Tompson, of Norwich, and has
h.id issue, James (Rev.), d. 1819; Edward, d. in India;
Elizabeth, m. Rev. Frederick Leathes; Hannah, vi. J.
Kitson, Esq., Secretary to the Bishop of Norwich, and
Registrar of the Diocese; Maria; and Amelia, m. 1852,
Lieut.-Col. Prior, H.E.I.C.S.
2 Mary, m. 1st, Horatio, son of James Beevor, Esq., and
nephew of Sir Thomas Beevor, Bart. ; and 2ndly, Sir
John Mortlock, one of tlie Commissioners of Excise. By
her 1st marriage she had one son, Horatio, Capt. E.I.Co.'s
Service; Mary, who d. 1837; and Harriet, and by her
2nd, six daus., Elizabetli, m. Major Prior, and d. 1839;
Acnes; Eleanor, m. Rev. J. Donaldson, D.D., and d.
ISoO; Louisa, in. AVilliam llarcourt Rankin, Esq., M.D.,
and;/. 1843; Matilda, m. 1840, D. Maitland, Esq.; and
Gcrti-ude.
The eldest son,
John Leathes, Esq. of Reedham, co. Norfolk, and of Tler-
riagfleet, Suffolk, ra. Miss Death, and d. s. p. 178S. His widow
re-married Anthony Merry, Esq., many years 3Iinister Pleni-
potentiary at the Courts of France, Sweden, Denmark, and
the United States. Mr. Leathes was .?. by his next brother,
Geoege Leathes, Esq. of Bury St. Edmunds, 0. 1745; many
years a Major of Dragoons, and served in the German War
from 1760 to 1763. He m. Mary, dau. of J. Moore, Esq. of co.
AVorccster, and d. 1817, having had issue,
I. George Augustus, Lieut.-Col. Ofith regt. of infantry, d.
v.)im. at the Island of Antigua, 1808.
n. John Feancis, late of llerring-flcet Hall and Ecedham,
d. s. I). 1848.
HI. Henet Mussenden, late of Herringflect.
IV. Frederick, of St. John's College Camliridge, B. A. .Rector
of Keedham 1844, and of Wickhampton 1836; m. 1821, his
cousin, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. James Tompson, by Eliza-
beth his wife, dau. of Rev. Edward Leathes, of Reedham,
and by her (who d. 1842) he has issue,
1 George Cerjat, late of H.M. Indian army, d. July, 1858.
2 Frederick de Mussenden.
3 John Thuvlow, late Royal Artillery. 4 James.
6 William Dollen (Rev.) d. July, 1865,
1 Elizabeth.
2 Georgina Maiy, m. Feb. 1S59, Major James Smith Baird,
lioyal Artillery. 3 Ellen. 4 Louisa.
5 Augusta Decima, m. Dec. 1868, D. Capel Rose, Esq.,
Lieut. 21st Royal Fusiliers. 6 Jane.
V. Edw'ard, of Normanstono, J. P. and D.L. for Suffolk, late
1st Royal Dragoons, m. Eliza Maiy, dau. of the late John
Galloway, Esq. of Exeter, Devon, and d. 1871, having by
her had,
1 George Galloway, late Capt. 12th Bombay N.I., Political
Agent in India, deceased. 2 Edward Charles, deceased.
3 Joseph Francis, deceased. 4 Francis Henry, d. 1848.
5 William Charles Edwardes, of Normanstone, Lowestoft,
b. 1842. 6 Philip.
1 3I:ny Louisa, d. 18-55.
2 Hairiet, m. 1867, G. C. E. Bacon. Esq., J.P., of Ipswich.
3 Frances Galloway, m. 1858, J. Duff Gordon, Esq., of the
Lodge, Pembridge.
4 Kliza Millicent, m. 1850, T. D. Grissell, Esq., eldest son
of Thomas Grissell, Esq. of Norbury Park, Surrey.
5 Agnes Jane, m. 1857, H. Yelverton Beale, Lieut.-Col.
12th Bombay N.I., son of the late Thomas Beale, Esq. of
Heath House, Shropshire.
6 Katherine Reeve (deceased), m. 1853, Rev. Daniel F.
\\ ilson, of Mitcham, Siurey, grandson of Daniel Wilson,
Bishop of Calcutta. 7 Mar;- Parker.
The 3rd son,
Henet Mcssenden Leathes, Esq. of Herringfleet Hall, I
13 Aug. 1789; «. his brotlier, John Francis, la4S; was foruie: "
in the Royal Horse Artillery, and received honorary medal
for the Peninsular War and Waterloo ; m. June, 1827, Charlottt
dau. of Thomas Fowler, Esq. of Guuton llal!, Suffolk, and
issue,
I. Hill Mussenden, now of Herringflect.
II. Carteret Henry (Rev.), Rector of Keedham, Great Tai
mouth, b. 4 March, 1832; m. 17 Dec. 1856, Lucy Ellen, dan
of Rev. William H. Clarke, and has issue,
1 Carteret Eustace de Mussenden, b. 6 Sept. 1867.
2 Hill Mussenden, 6. 8 June, 1809.
1 Edith Mary. 2 Millicent.
I. Henrietta Katherine, m. 1850, Eev. Richard Drougl
Graves.
II. Jane Charlotte, m. 1867, Eev. Dennis Carey.
He d. 16 Dec. 1864.
Arms — Az., on a bend between three fleurs-de-lis or, as man;
mtdlets pierced gu., quartering Mussenden. Oi-ests — 1st, A de
griffin rampant armed and langued gu., for Leathes; 2nd
dove with an olive branch in its beak all ppr., lor Mussenden."
Mntloe.i — In ardua virtus, for Leathes; Tending to peace,
for Mussenden.
Seat— Herringflect Hall, Lowestoft, Suffolk.
LECHE OF GARDEN.
Lkche, John Huelestone, Esq. of Cavclei
Park, CO. Chester, J.P. and D.L., High Sheri
1851, 6. 25 Feb. 1827 ; s. on attaining his majoi
rity ; m. 1st, 18 July, 1850, Caroline, youngest da
of Edwin Corbett, Esq. of Darnhall, co. Cheste:
and by her (who d. 1853) had two daus.,
I. Caroline Maude, d. 7 Sept. 1807.
II. Florence Anna, to. 20 Oct. 1875, the Hon. George Thomi
Kenyon, second son of Lloyd, 3rd Baron Kenyon,
Gredington, co. Flint, by his wife, the Hon. Georgian!
de Grey, dau. of Lord Walsingham.
He m. 2ndly, 18 June, 1855, Eleanor Frances, 2n(
dau. of the late Capt. Cliarlcs Stanhope Jones,
5Sth regt., and has issue by her,
I. John IIuelestone, 6. 19 Nov. 1858.
ni. Ermentrude Eleanor Augusta.
IV. Gwendoline Mary. v. Violet Alice.
ILtllCit gc— John Leche, living in the reign of Henet IV.
a scion of the family of Leche, of Chatsworth, co. Derl>y, m.
Lucy, dau. and co-heir of William de Caw aeden, of Garden,
CO. Chester, and was father of
John de l'Leche, living temp. Henet IV., father, by Hand,
his wife, of John Leche, Esq. of Garden, whose name, with
that of his wife Isabel, dau. and heir of William Johnson, ol
Farndon, occurs in a deed in 1 Edwabd IV. His son and
successor,
John Leche, Esq. of Garden, m. 14 Edwaed IV., Marg.oret,
dau. and sole heir of George Mainwaring, Esq. of Ightfield,
and had issue, i. John, his heir; ii. Henry, who m. Mary,
dau. of Andrew Wilson, and was father of John, who «. h]|
uncle at Garden; iii. George, Alderman of Chester, ancestqi
of the Leches o/il/o?;mir?on/ iv. William; v. Robert; i. Annej
and u. Margaret, m. Hugh Catherall. The eldest sou and lieir^
John Leche, Esq. of Garden, survived until 6 Edwaed VI.(
as appears by his will dated in that year, and dying withoojj
issue, was s. by his nephew, j
JouN Leche, Esq. of Garden, in. before 27 Henet VII1.J
Jane, dau. of Eobert Fitton, Esq., and was s. by his son,
John Leche, Esq. of Garden, bapt. 1548, m. Ursula, dau
Eev. John Mainwaring, of Drayton, and had (with two daus,
Mary, the elder, m. Thomas Bebington, of Chorley; and the
younger to. John Hinde, of Stanney) a son and heir,
John Leche, Esq. of Garden, to. 1613, Alice, dau. of William
Aldcrsey, Alderman of Chester, and dying 1507, was s. by his
son,
JonN Leche, Esq. of Garden, aged fifty, 29 July, IG^i, m.
1st, Elizabeth, dau. of John Newton, of Highley, in Salop, and
by her (who d. 1054) had four sons and four daus., i. John, hi{
heir; ii. Francis, Deputy-Registrar of the Diocese of St. Asaph}
III. Thomas, a Minister in Cambridge; iv. Charles, of Chester,
m. Frances, dau. of George BuclJey, Esq., and had a son,
Samuel; i. Mary; ii. Sarah, rn. 10 Dec. 1682, Huniphrej
AV'alley, of Chester ; in. Elizabeth ; and iv. Alice. Mr. Leche
TO. 2ndly, 20 April, 1665, Elizabeth, dau. of — Best, Esq., and
relict of Richard Alport, Esq. of Overton, by whom he had
Richard and Bridget. He was s. by his eldest son.
:i
LEG
THE LAXDED GENTRY.
LEO
937
TonN Leche, Esq. of Carden, m. 23 Sept. 1C74, Grace, dau.
f Hugh Currer, Esq. of Kildnick, co. York, and had
sue, I. John, his lieir; ii. Thomas, bapt. 1(579, Rector of
Uston; III. Henry; and i. Elizabeth, i,i. Kev. Thomas Lloyd,
f Plas Power, in co. Denbigh, and d. 1746. The eldest son,
John Leche, Esq. of Garden, High Sheriff of co. Chester
'12, m. Sarah, dau. and heiress of Thomas Hargrave, Esq. of
elsby, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Leche, Esq. of Garden, High Sheriff 1753, m. 7 May,
'28, Mary, 2nd dau. of John Hurleston, Esq. of Newton, and
)-heir of licr uncle, Charles Hurleston, Esq., and by her (who
. 29 Dec. 1763) left at his decease (with three daus., 1 Pene-
pe, m. Thomas Puleston, Esq. of Emral, but d. s. p.; 2 Sarah;
May, Hi. Tliomas Roberts, Esq. of Mollington), several sons,
1 of whom d. s. ji., except
William Leche, Esq. of Garden, High Sheriff for co. Chester
74, r.i. 26 April, 1805, Hannah, dau. of James Newell, by
bom he left at his decease, 8 May, 1812, aged S3, a son,
John Hcbleston Lecue, Esq. of Garden, b. 23 May, 1805,
igh Sheriff of co. Chester 1832 ; m. 25 May, 1826, Elizabeth
Dtonin, eldest dau. of Anthony Innys Stokes, Esq. of St.
jJolph's, CO. Pembroke, and had issue,
John Hurlestone, now of Garden.
William Randolph, 6. 10 Feb. 1S2S; d. 7 Jan. 1830.
William Edward, 6. 4 Aug. 1830; m. Mary, dau. of Samuel
Harrison, Esq. of the co. Cork, and d. May, 1874, having
had issue, John Hurleston, b. 24 March, 1854, </. 1873.
Hugh Richard Anthony Evergreen, 6. 5 April, 1S32.
Charles Henry, 6. 30 May, 1833.
Eendal, 6. 22 Jan. 1835; d. 19 Sept. 1875, umn.
James Thomas, 6. 30 May, 1837 ; d. leb. 1874.
Victoria Penelope.
Johanna Hurlestone, m. 1867, Capt. Augustus Morgan, 60th
Rifles, and has one son, John Augustus.
Artii-i — Erm., on a chief indented gu. three ducal coronets or.
est — On a ducal coronet or, a cubit arm ppr. the hand grasjiing
;nake vert, ihittr, — Alia corona fidisimo.
6eoi— Garden Park, near Chester.
more, m. 1846, Sophia Drew, of Taunton, Somerset, and has
issue.
Arms — Gu., a fess or, and in chief two pelicans arg. Crest
—A pelican az. vulning herself ppr. J>/oito— Ducit amor
patricB.
-S'lict^— Fownhope Court, near Hereford.
LECHMEKE OF LTJDFORD.
See Mtjneo.
LECHMERE OF FOWNHOPE COTJET.
Lechmeee, Thomas, Esq. of Fowuliope Court,
'. Hereford, J.P., b. 21 Dec. 1818; m. 1 May,
•46, Elizabeth, only dau. of tlie Eev. Joliu Eeklej,
Credenhill Court, near Hereford, and has had
iue,
I. John Scndamore, 6. 8 Sept. 1850, deceased.
a. Edmund Sandys, 6. 18 March, 18.52.
in. Capel Tliomas, 6. 4 April, 1854, deceased.
IV. Arthur, h. 5 June, 1857.
V. Robert Hughes, b. 9 Nov. 1864.
^L Frederick Charles, 6. 31 Dec. 1865.
I. Elizabeth Maud, deceased. ii. Mary Jant.
ui. Elizabeth. rv. Annie Maria. v. Edith Bridget.
VI. Eleanor Lechmere, deceased.
ILtttCa^C. — Sandts Lechmere, Esq. of Fownhope, co.
xeford (2nd son of Sir Nicholas Lechmere, Knt., Baron of
e Exchequer, by Penelope his wife, dau. of Sir Edwin Sandys,
Northborne), m. Joanna, widow of John Holmes, Esq., and
ly dau. of Robert Clarke, Esq., by whom he left at his
cease, 1694, an only son,
Nicholas Lechmere, Esq. of Fownhope, in. Martha, dau.
d co-heir of John Scudamore, Esq. of Treworgan ; and dying
II, was .s. by his son,
ScnDAMOKE Lechmeke, Esq. of Fownhope, mi. Jane, 2nd dau.
Edmund Pateshall, Esq. of AUensmore, co. Hereford, and
d, with two daus., five sons,
John Scudasiore, his heir.
Edmund, of AUensmore, assumed the surname and arms of
Pateshall {ue that Famil,</).
Edwyn Sandys, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Mr. Jones, of Foy,
CO. Hereford; and by her, who d. 1822, had issue.
Nicholas, d. at sea.
Thomas Allen, m. Jane, youngest dau. of John Whitmore,
Esq. of The Haywood, and left issue,
e eldest son,
•John Scddamore Lechmere, Esq. of Fownhope. m. Catherine,
d dau. of John Whitmore, Esq. of the Haywood ; and d.
fan. 1801. His son,
Dapel Lechmeue, Esq. of Fownhope Court, m. 26 May, 1817,
iry Walker, of Mordiford, co. Hereiord; and d. 23 July,
H, leaving by her (who is deceased) three sons, Thomas, now
fowuliope; G;.pel Thomas, who is m.; and George Scuda-
LECKY OF BEARDIVILLE.
Lecet, Hugh, Esq. of BeardiviUe, Bushmills,
CO. Antrim, High Sheriff 1835, b. 29 Aug.
1804; m. Aug. 1837, Matilda, dau. of George
Hutchinson, Esq. of Ballymouey, co. Antrim {by
Ehzabeth his M-ife, dau. of Thomas Leckj, Esq. of
Ballymoney), and has issue,
I. Hugh, J.P., co. Antrim, 6. 21 Oct. 1839; m. 13 Jan. 1876,
Rebecca Mary, dau. of Robert Crookshank, Esq., of Glen-
manus.
II. George, Capt. St.aff Corps H. M. Indian army, 6. 1841;
m. 17 Aug. 1865, Frances Harriett, dau. of A. Macaulay
Dobbs, Esq., and has issue,
1 Charles Hugh, b. 22 Sept. 1SG7.
2 Harry Francis. 3 John Gage.
1 Mary Matilda Eva.
III. John Gage, b. 1844; Capt. 75th regt.
IV. Harry, 6. 1846.
1. Elizabeth.
ittncagc— This family is of Scotch extraction, and settled,
it is stated, in the co. of Derry in the 17th century.
Capt. Alexander Leckt, who served at the siege of Lon-
donderry, was father of
Harry Lecky, Esq. of Agivy, co. Derry, m. 1724, Mary,
dau. of Randal McCoOum, Esq. of Limnalary, Glenarm, co.
Antrim, and had a son,
Hugh Lecky, Esq. of Agivy, m. 1705, Elizabeth, dau. of the
Rev. John Gage, of Rathlin, co. Antrim, and had issue,
I. John Gage, his heir.
II. Hugh, b. 1773; m. 1803, Elizabeth, dau. of James Orr,
Esq. of Keeley, co. Londonderry; and d. 1817, having had
by her (who d. 14 April, 1865) issue,
1 Hugh, now of BeardiviUe.
2 James Orr, m. 1855, Harriett, dau. of John Knox, Esq. of
Rushbrooke.
3 John Gage, Lieut.-Col., late of the 38th regt. ; m. 1846,
Tamazina, dau. of William Edie, of ThornhUl, co. Tyrone.
4 Andrew ) .„. , ,
5 William i*^'°^'''«"^^'^''-
6 Gonolly, m. Mace Wynne, dau. of William H. Hawker,
Esq., and widow of Lieut.-Col. Cuddy, 55th regt.
I. Mary, in. John Caldwell, Esq., M.D., Londonderry.
II. Anne, ra. John Ball, Esq. of Dublin, Barrister-at-Law.
The eldest son,
John Gage Leckt, Esq. of Agivy and Bushmills, &. 1772;
TO. 1818, Ehzabeth, dau. of Rev. Oliver McCausland, and
d. s. p. 1819, when he was s. by his nephew, the present Hugh
Leckt, Esq.
/Stai— BeardiviUe, BushmUls, co. Antrim.
LECKY OF BAIiLYKEALEY.
Leckt, John Feedeeice, Esq. of Ballykealey,
CO. Carlow, J.P., High Sheriff 1863, b. 26 May,
1826 ; m. 28 July, 1853, Frances Margaret Fether-
stonhaugh, only dau. of John Beauchamp Brady,
Esq. of Myshali, co. Carlow, and has issue,
John Rupert Robert, b. 18 Feb. 1855.
Frederick Beauchamp, 6. 11 Oct. 1859.
Frederick James Smith, 6. 26 Feb. 1861.
Robert St. Clare, b. 11 Feb. 1863.
?LtnCHSE. — ^This is an ancient family deriving originally
from CO. Stirling, and settled in Ireland since the reign of
Elizabeth. The estates of Ballykealey, Kilnock, co. Carlow,
have been in their possession for more than 200 years.
Robert Leckt, Esq. of Kilnock, co. Carlow, son of James
Lecky, Esq. of the same place, d. 1780, leaving a ^on,
John Lecky, Esq. of Ballykealey, m. 17S0, Ehzabeth, dau.
of Jacob Goff, Esq. of Horetown, co. Wexford, and by her
(who d. Jan. 1841) had issue,
Robert, d. young. John James, of Ballykealey.
Eliza, r,i. June, ISOO, John Watson, Esq. of Kilconner House,
CO. Carlow, and d. leaving issue.
Mary, )/;. James Forbes KusseU, Esq. ; and d. leaving issue.
Anne, m. J. PhclpF, Esq.; and d. leaving issue.
Jane Sophia, d. unm.
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LEE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEE
Sarah Maria, m. J. Cliristy, Esq. of Stramore House, co.
Down ; and d. leaving issue. Hannah Matilda, il. v.inn.
Lydia Matilda, m. Bichard Goff, Esq. of Tottenham Green,
CO. Wexford.
Mr. Lecky of Ballykealcy c?. Dec. 1799, and was s. by his son,
John Ja.hes Lecky, Esq. of Ballykealey, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1828, b. 2 Oct. 1799; r,i. 13 July, 1825, Sarah
Lucia, only dau. of John Smyth, Esq. of Balby, co. York, and
of Marlborough Place, Surrey, and had issue,
John Frederick, of Lenham, co. Carlow, of Ballykealcy.
Mary EUzabeth Adelaide, rn. 21 June, 18.53, Very Hev.
Francis Metcalf Watson, Dean of Leighlin, and d. 10 March,
1878.
Mr. Lecky (J. 1 Feb. 1878.
Seat — Ballykealey, Ballon, co. Carlow.
LEE OF BARNA.
Lee, Albeet Henet, Esq. of Barna, co. Tip-
perary, b. 27 April, 1853; s. his father 10 Jan.
1861.
iCfjlCitCJC.— The first of the family to whom we can trace
with certainty,
Henry Lee, of Craig Castle, co. Tipperary, is .'lupposcd,
according to family tradition, to have been grandson of Cbom-
■WELL Lee (brother of Sir Henry Lee, K.G. temp. Queen Eliza-
beth, and son of Sir Anthony Lee, of Quarendon), m. Mary,
dau. of Sir Jolin Harcourt, by whom, at his death in ICOl, he
left issue, settled in Ireland. This Henry Lee purchased, 1G78,
the lands of Barna, Barony of Owny and Arra, co. Tipperary,
and d. circa 1693, leaving a son and heir,
Hesrt Lee, Esq. of Barna, according to the family tradition,
partially disinherited by his father, in consequence of his mar-
riage. He m. Mary, dau. of Benjamin Lane, Esq. of co. Tip-
perary, and d. 1702, leaving a son,
Benjamin Lee, Esq. of Barna, co. Tipperary, who (by Martha
his wife) left two daus., Elizabeth, m. John Spunner, of King's
Co., and Mary, m. James McCorrol, of Cnol, co. Tipperary,
and an only son,
Edward Lee, Esq. of Barna, in. Elizabeth, dau. of George
Eyan, Esq. of Silver Stream, and widow of William Keating,
of Cranagh. co. Tipperary. His will is dated 29 March, 1724,
proved 172C. By his wife, who survived him, he left, with
another son, Edward, an elder son,
Henry Lee, Esq. of Barna, underage at his father's death,
TO. 10 Feb. 1747, Mary, dau. of Evan Phillips, Esq. of Killeeu
(Mount Piivers), co. Tipperary, and d. 1803, leaving issue,
George, his heir; Evan, of Lodge, co. Tipperary, and other
issue. The eldest son,
George Lee, Esq. of Barna, m. 1778, Alice, dau. of John
Norris, Esq. of Limerick, and left at his decease, June, 1815,
I. Henry, his successor.
i:. John, m. 1st, Emma, dau. of Henry Bevan, Esq. of Camus,
CO. Limerick, by whom he had issue,
1 William Norris, of Bettyville, co. Limerick, m. his
cousin, Alicia, dau. of .James Thomas Dickson, Esq., and
has issue, John Theodore, William, Anne, Emma, Alice,
and Elizabeth.
1 Elizabeth, ra. 1st, George Henry Heard, Esq., one of the
six Clerks in the Court of Chancery, and had issue. She
m. 2ndly, Hamilton Geale, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of
Darragh, co. Cork, brother of the Countess Fortescuc.
2 Alice, deceased.
3 Anna,vii. Lieut.-Col. FrancisKussell, H.E.I.C.S., d. 18C1,
leaving issue.
He m. 2ndly, Ellen, dau. of Edmund Morony, Esq. of Bally-
clough, CO. Clare, by whom he had a dau., EUen. Ho d.
183r).
III. William (Kev.), Scholar of Trin. Coll. Dublin (1799),
appointed 1825 to the Rectory of Hore Abbey, Diocese of
Cashel; became successively Rector of MoyalilTe, Vicar of
Eiiily, and, 1829, a Vicar-Choral of Cashel. He r,i. 1813,
Jane, dau. of lUchard White, Esq. ot GreenhaU, co. Tip.
perary, and d. 1835, having had issue,
1 William (Ven.), D.D., Professor of Divinity in the TJni-
ver.^ity of Dublin, Fellow of Trin. Coll. and Archdeacon
of Dublin. He m. Anne, dau. of William English, Esq.
of Farmley, co. Dublin, and has issue, William, Thomas
Richard, Henry, Alice, Anne, and Jane.
2 George, -ni. Agnes, dau. of John Brown, Esq. of London,
by Mhom he has issue, George, Alfred, Agnes, and
Rosalie.
3 Richard, r,i. Jane, dau. of Robert H. levers, Esq. of
Castle levers, CO. Limerick; and (/. 1850, leaving issue,
Richard, William, Jane, and Maria.
4 Henry, m. Maria, dau. of Robert H. levers, Esq. by whom
he has issue, W iUiam Henry, Robert, Henry, Maria, and
IV. Richard, d. viTin. 1842.
V. Edward, of Dublin, m. Elizabeth, dau. of M. Eyan, Esq.,
and d. 1860, leaving by her, who predeceased him, an only
child, Elizabeth.
I. Anne, ni. James Thomas Dickson, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
and by him, who is deceased, has issue.
His eldest son,
Henry Lee, Esq. of Barna, J. P., Cornet 5th Dragoon?,
6. 2 March, 1779; m. 2 Jan. 1808, Mary, 2nd dau. of Chris-
topher Crofts, Esq. of Stream Hill, Doneraile, co. Cork; and
d. 18 Jan. 1848, leaving issue, Henry Albert, his heir;
Charles Edward ; George Augustus ; Anne ; Alicia Maria ;
Catherine Louisa; Charlotte, deceased; Emily; and Maria
Louisa. His eldest son,
Henry Albert Lee, Esq. of Barna, h. 2 Aug. 1818; 5ii.
31 July, 18.52, Susan Kate, eldest dau. of John Benn, Esq. of
Dromore House, near Newport, co. Tipperary, and d. 10 Jan.
1861, leaving issue,
Albert Henry, now of Barna.
William Alexander, b. 13 Aug. 18-54.
George John Francis, b. 12 April, 1853.
Henry Ewer, b. 11 Feb. 1858.
Arms — Arg., a fess between three crescents sa. Cml — On
a column arg. encircled with a ducal coronet or, a falcon ppr.
standing on a bird's leg az. erased gu. Motto — Fide et cun-
stantia.
/S'ccti— Barna, near Newport, co. Tipperary.
LEE OF KINGSGATE HOUSE.
Lee, Ret. Haert, of Kingsgate House, Hants,
J.P., B.D. of New Coll. Oxford, Vicar of North
Bradley, near Trowbridge, 1832, a Prebendary of
Hereford, and Fellow of Winchester Coll. ; b. 1795 ;
m. 1831, Julia, eldest dau. of Gorges Lowther,
Esq., late of Kilrue, co. Meath. The Eev. Harry
Lee is eldest son of the Rev. Harry Lee, of Kings-
gate House, Hants (by Philippa his wife, dau of
Sir William Blackstone, Knt., of the Priory, Wal-
lingford), who d. 1838, leaving also another son,
William, b. 1796; m. 1836, Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomson, Esq. Master in Chancery, of Awbry,
Sussex. Mr. Lee represents the very ancient
family of Lee of Coton Hall, co. Salop, which has
continued, in a direct line, from father to son, from
the reign of Edward I. to the present time, and in
which the same property remained until convoyed
by an heiress to the Wmgflelds cf Ticlicncote, co.
Rutland.
ScaJ— Kingsgate House, Winchester.
Jane Henrietta.
1 Anne Lsetitia.
Alice, d. young, uwn.
VATTGHAN-LEE OF DILLINGTON.
Vaughan - Lee, Vaughan Hanning, Esq. ol
Dillington, Somerset, and Rheola and Lanelav
CO. Glamorgan, M.P. for West Somerset, D.L., J.P
cos. Somerset and Glamorgan, late Capt. 21st
Fusiliers, and Major Glamorganshire Militia, Higl
Sheriff Glamorganshire 1871 ; b. 25 Feb. 1836 ; m
7 Aug. 1861, Cla)'a Elizabeth, eldest dau. of George
Moore, Esq. of Appleby Hall, co. Leicester, auc
has issue,
I. Arthur VAroHAN Hanking, h. 13 Aug. 1802.
II. John Edwards, b. 27 Sept. 1863.
III. Charles Lionel, b. 27 Feb. 1807.
IV. Alec George, b. 23 Nov. 1868.
I. Jessy Isabel. ii. Katherine Mary. ,
III. Christine Caroline. iv. Alice Clara.
?t,(lVr<iriC.— Edward Lee, Esq. of Pinhoc, Devon, wa
father of a dau.,
Harriett Lee, of Orleigh Court, Devon, m. 1800. Williati
Hanning, Esq. of Dillington, Somerset (son of John Hanninp
Esq. of Dillington, by Susan his wife, dau. of T. Harvarc
Esq. of Whitelaokington, Somerset), and had issue,
John Lee Hanning, who assumed the surname of Lee onl
by royal license 1822, of whom hereafter.
Georgina Elizabeth, m. Nov. 1824, William Speke, Esq. (
Jordans.
Sophia Harriett, m. June, 1S2S, John B. Fuller, Esq. <
Neston Park, co. Wilts.
The only son,
LEE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEE
939
John Lee Lee, Kfq. of Di!1in;:ton and Orlcijrii, M.P. |
I Wills, 1831-37; J.P. and D.L., lliRh Sheriff li>4r); 6. 11
1S0.J; m. 1st, 18 Feb. 1834, Jessy, dau. of John Edwards
iiin, Esq. of Rheola, co. Glamorgan, M.P., and by her
; '. 183G) has one son,
I. VAroHAN Hanmsg Lee, now of Dillington, Ehcola, and
iielay.
JniUy, 17 AuR. 1841, the Hon. Mary Sophia Hood, eldest
t Samuel, '2nd Lord Bridport, and has by licr.
: ilward Hanninff, 6. 26 Aug. 1845.
William Uunning, 6. 9 Dec. 1S40.
aiily Mary. ii. Alice Georgina, d. 24 June, 18G0.
e d. 1S74, and was s. by his son Vauguan Hanxino
uan-Lee, Esq., now of Dillington.
(^amiln of OniTgl^'-iit.
J.inN Edwards, Esq. of Ehcola (son of John Edwards, Esq.
Llyrela), having s. by bequest, 1829, to the estate of William
AUGHAN, Esq. of Lanelay, assumed, 1833, the additional
irname and arms of VAUcnAN. He m. 1st, Ann, dau. and
•ircss of Williams, of Court Herbert, co. Glamorgan ; and
idly, 1809, Sarah Parkins, of Wandsworth, widow of John
.alton, Esq., and dying 1833, left issue,
NAsn Vaoghan, late of Eheola.
Jessie, m. John Lee Lee, Esq. of Dillington Park, Somerset,
and had,
Vaughan Hasnikg, now Vaughan-Lee of Dillington.
tie son and heir,
Nash Vadghan EnwAitDS VAcr.nAN, Esq. of Eheola and
anelay, co. Glamorgan, J.P. and D.L., 6. 22 May, ISll ; ■ni.
.t, 4 March, 1S44, Harriet Amelia, 2nd dau. of Edward
vainston Strangwayes, Esq. of Alne Hall, co. York, by whom
3 had a dau., Frances Matilda ; and 2ndly, May, 1859, Anna
aria Louisa, 3rd dau. of Edward Swainston Strangwayes,
iq. He d. 5 Sept. 18G8, witliout surviving issue, and was s.
f his nephew, Vaughan Hannisg Vacguan-Lee, Esq. of
illington Park, Somerset, M.P.
Aiins of YAVGMAf! — Sa., a che^Ton arg. between three boys'
!ads couped ppr. crined or, enwrapped about the necks with
lakes vert, on a chief of the 2nd three bugle horns. Crest —
boy's head as in the arms, hanging from the neck a bugle-
)rn. Motto — Ascrhe Llan Diogel ei Phcrchcn.
Seats — Dillington, near Ilmiastcr ; Eheola, near Xeath; and
anelay, near Cardiff.
LEE OP DYNAS POWIS.
Lee, HE^"ET Heebert, Esq. of Dynas Po-svis, co.
rlamorgan, Major in the Royal Engineers, b. 4 Oct.
838 ; m. 16 Sept. 1873, Constance Mary, dau. of
reorge Lyall, Esq. of HecUey Park, Surrey.
ittUril0C. — Henry Lee, Merchant, of Hull, and at one
me Mayor of that town, m. Catherine Freeman, great-grand-
ant ot Lord Brougham, and had issue, Hesrt ; Thomas, Capt.
.N., lost at sea 1770, while in command of the "Aurora"
igate ; Catherine, lu. Sir Arthur Clarke, Bart, of Snailwell.
he elder son,
The Eev. Henry Lee, Vicar of Willoucihby-with-Wolfliam-
Dte, CO. Warwick. 6. 1727; m. Margaret, dan. of Edward
!urst, Esq. of Upton, Bucks, and sister of William Hurst,
sq., High Sheriff co. Glamorgan 1776, and had two sons,
ENKY, hij heir; and Thomas, in the navy, lost at sea 1770.
^r. Lee d. 1768, and was s. by his son,
Henry Lee, Esq., 6. 1753, J.P. and D.L. ; m. Mny, 1779,
arah, only dau. of the Eev. Samuel Eoberts, of Salisbury,
ad dying Dec. 1832, left (with three daus., Sarah Margaretta,
I. Dec. 1798, Thomas Lane Thompson, Esq. of Elackhcath;
rthuretta Clarke; and Anna 3Iaria) an only son,
Edward Herbert Lee, Esq. of Dynas Powis, J.P. and D.L.
. Oct. 17S6; m. June, 1810, Mary Anne, 2nd dau. of Thomas
hompson, Esq. of Loudon, and dying Jan. 1802, left au only
jn,
Eev. Hen-ry Thomas Lee, M. A., for 25 years Vicar of IIcl-
oughton with South Eaynham, and Rural Dean, h. 21 April,
811; m. Aug. 1837, Catherine Frances, 5th dau. of James
iroadwood, Esq. of Lyne House, Surrey, and dying 29 Jan.
377, at Dynas Powis, left issue,
I. Henry Herbert, present representative of the family.
II. John Eobert, late of the Bombay iulantry.
lu. Francis Ashmore, d. 1846.
IV. Edward Broadwood, d. 1851.
V. Augustus Charles (Eev.).
I. Mary Anne Elizabeth, d. 1817. ii. Cirbara Stewart.
III. Charlotte Mary, m. Oct. 1SG9, William Fitzgerald, Srd
sonot Hon. and Eev. Kcnelm Digby, of Tittleshall Eectory,
Norfiilk.
IV. Sophia, )H. April, 1874, Charles Ed. Coffey, Lieut. E.A.
V. Katharine Margaret.
Armit — Arg., on a chevron engrailed between three leopards'
heads sa. a crescent. tVis^— Out of a ducal coronet or, a
leopard's head sa. il/o»o— Fortiter scd suaviter.
Ji';.tidrnc':— The Mount, Dynas Powis, CaidilT, co. GlaiEor^.an,
E.I.U.S, Club, St, James' Square, S,W.
LEE OF GROVE HALL.
Tlie late Eichard Thomas Lek, Esq. of Gvoro
Hall, CO. York, J,P, for the West Riding, b. 10 May,
1808 ; vt. 1 Sept. 1853, Louisa Elizabotb, 2nd dau.
and co-beiress of Licut-Gren. Sir Andrew Pilkington,
K.C.B., of Catsfield Place, Sussex (by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. and heiress of Sir Vicary Gibbs,
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas), and had issue,
I. William Frederick, now of Grove Hall, 0. Feb. 1857.
II. Eichard Kenneth, 6. Jan. 1863.
I. Alice Mary, deceased.
II. Georgina Mary, m. 1S74, Mathew Amcott Wilson, eldest
son of Mathew Wharton Wilson, and grandson of Sir
Mathew AVilson, Bart, of Kshton Hall, Gargrane, and has
one son and one dau.
III. Diana Louisa. iv. Florence Maria.
Mr. Lee d. 18 Feb. 1878.
ILtUCStJC. — Thomas Lee, of Leeds, 6. 1695; ni. Mary
Eereby, of Woodhouse, by whom (who d. 1750) he had eight
sons, I. Thomas, of whom presently ; ii. Timothy; in. James;
IV. John, M.P. for Higham F^errers, Solicitor and Attorney-
General to George III. ; v. William, d. s. p. ; vi. John,
rf. s. p.; VII. Jonathan, d. s. p. 1731; viii. Joseph, d.s.p.;
also two daus., Sarah and Hannah, who both d. u7im. Mr.
Lee d. 1736. His eldest son,
Thomas Lee, of Leeds, m. Margaret Markham, and by her
(who d. 30 May, 1788) had issue, i. Thomas, ancestor of
Lee of Kno/re-horov.oh ; n. Eobert, d. 10 Sept. 1762;
III. Eichard, of whose line we treat; i. Margaret, d. v.nr.i.
The 3rd son,
Eichard Lee, Esq. of Leeds, hi. Jane, dau. of Williaai
Fenton, Esq. of Carr House, co. York, by whom he had,
^VILLIAS^, of whom hereafter.
James, of Eetford, J.P. for co. Nottingham, to. 1st, Caroline,
dau. of James Meyrick, Esq., by whom he had a dau., Anne,
lie m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Harry Verelst, Esq. of Aston
Hall, CO. York, and rcUct of Eichard Sutton, Esq. of West
Eetford House, Notts.
Thomas, d. s. p. Eichard, d. s. p.
Leonard, m. Sliss Holmes, by whom he had a son, Leonard,
and two daus., Mary and Emma.
Charles, M.A,, Hon. Canon of Durham 1853, and Incumbent
of Lee, Northumberland, in. Mary, dau. of Thomas Ikin,
Esq., and sister to Thomas B. Crosse, Esq. of Sliaw HiU, co.
Lancaster, formerly M.P. for Wigan. He d. April, 1862.
Margaret Jane, 6. March, 1768; m. Archibald Paris, Esq.,
late of Beech Hill Park, Middlesex, by -whom she had Ave
sons and four daus.
Mr. Lee d. aged 85. His eldest son,
William Lee, m. 1792, Sophia, 2nd dau. of Sir Thomas
Wentworth Elackett, Bart, of Bretton Hall, co. York, through
which lady (who d. 1862) Mr. Lee became possessed of the
estate of Grove Hall. He had issue,
Wentworth, d. s. p.
Eichard Thomas, late of Grove Hall.
Sophia, m. 1st, Eev. William Verclst, of Aston Hall, co.
York; and 2ndly, Lieut.-Col. Hay.
Harriet Mary. Caroline.
Jane, tn. Capt. E. B. Beaumont, 10th Lancers, 4th son of
Col. Beaumont, M.P., of Bretton Hall.
Mr. Lee d. 1837.
Anns and Crest— As Leb of The Abbey. J/o»o— Aut unc
aut nunquam.
-Seai— Grove Hall, Knottingley, co. Y'ork.
LEE OF THE ABEE"Z.
Lee-Mainwaeixg, Charles Eexjamix, Esq. cf
The Abbcv, Knarosborougb, b. IG Feb. 17'c'7; m. 28
Aug. 1839, the Hon. Mary Stuart Forbes, dau. of
James Ochoncar, Lord Forbes, and has had issue,
I. Charles Walter, Capt. Coldstream Guards, 6. 18 Sept.
1840; d. 20 June, 1866.
I. Isabella Ann, ra. 1st, 8 May, 1866, Major.-Gen. Milman,
Commander of the Forces at Mauritius (who d. 23 Oct.
uo
LEE
THE LA.NDED GENTRY,
LEE
18R9, son of Lieut. -Gen. Fiancis Mile.? Milman and Marie
Marsaretta Morgan, liis wife, sister to tlie late Lord
Tredegar; slie m. 2ndl}-, 1872, Hon. W. Massy, son of the
late Lord Clarina.
ItltragC— John Lee, Esq. of Tlie Abliey, Knares-
boixJUj;!!, D.L. (son of Thomas Lee, K.sq. of Leeds, of tlie
same family as Lee nf Grove Ball, by Ann Tester his wife),
h. 6 Sept- 1706; m. 2 t"eb. 1794, Maria Mainwaring, of
Goltlio' Hall, CO. Lincoln, and by lier (who d. G May, 1S30)
had insue,
John, i. 179.5 : d.v.nm.
Charies Bekjamin, who assumed the surname of Matn-
WARINO.
Frederick, 6. 1800; m. Jan. 1832, Elizabeth, dau. of Stephen
Thomas Cole, Esq. of Stoke Lyne, by the Lady Elizabeth
Stanley his wife, and lias issue.
George, b. 13 Feb. Ia02; m. Oct. 1831, Mary Stark, and has
issue.
Charlotte. Emma Maria, d. unm.
Arms — Sa., three crowns or. Cral — An arm in armour,
holding a battle-axe. Mntln — Dum spiro spero.
Seat — Old Palace, Kichmond, Surrey.
LEE OF HARTWELL.
Lee, Edwaed Dyke, Esq. of Hartwell, co. Bucts,
and of Tofcteridge Park, co. Herts, J. P., Capt. Royal
Bucks Militia, b. 16 Sept. 1843; ,s. to Ihe entailed
estates of his paternal uncle, John Lee, Esq., LL.D.,
1866.
ILtilCatJC. — It is stated that this family, one of great
antiquity, is an offshoot of Lee, or Legh, oJ Hiijli Leghand
Lyme, co. Chester, and that it has held its present estates
from about 1268 through an uninterrupted succession.
Browne Willis, in his MS., written more than a century ago,
says that very few can show, for so long a series, viz., upwards
of 500 years, such an unbroken possession of an estate, whicli
has never been alienated otherwise than as it has passed in
marriage by failure of male issue, wherefore it may be said to
continue in the same family. For further account of the
pedigree, see 2Edr:s Ilarlicelliana, by Capt. Smith, K.S.I''.,
D.C.L., and F.Il.S., or Lipscomb's HUlory of Lhz Coanly of
Buckiwjham.
Thomas Lee, Esq. of Hartwell, co. Bucks (eldest son of
Thomas Lee, E.^q. of Morefon and Hartv.ell, by Elizabeth his 1
wife, dau. of Sir George Croke) was created a Bart. IG Aug.
1660. His son and heir (by Anne his wife, dau. and heir of
Sir John Davis, Knt.) was
Sir Thomas Lee, 2ndbart., of Hartwell, M.P., whom. Alice,
dau. and heir of Thomas Hopkins, Esq. of London, Merchant,
and had issue,
I. Thomas, his successor.
II. William, (Sir), Lord Chief Justice of England, and a Privy
Councillor, m. 1st, Anne, dau. of Mr. Goodwin, of Bury, and
had a son,
William, who m. Philadelphia, dau. of Sir .John Dyke,
Bart.; and dying 1778, left(with four daus., Philadelphia;
Harriet, m. 1782, John Fiott, Esq. of London, son of
N. Fiott, Esq., Lord of the Fee and Scigneury of Me-
lesches, Jersey ; Louisa; and Sophia) a son,
AVilliam, who, in pursuance of the will of Mr. Antonie, of
Colworth, CO. Bedford, took the name of Antonie.
Sir William Lee ra. 2ndly, Margaret, relict of Mr. Melmoth,
and dau. of Eoger Drake, Esq., but by that lady had no
issue.
III. John, Col. in the Guards, to. 1st, a dau. of Sir Thomas
Hardy, Knt. ; and 2ndly, Mary Browne, of Arlsey, co. Bed-
ford. By the latter (who ta. 2ndly, Col. Schutz) he had,
1 Thomas, of Hampton Court, Equerry to the Duke of
Gloucester. 2 John, an Ensign in the Foot Guards.
Col. Lee d. 1760.
IV. George (Sir), LL.D., a Privy Councillor, one of the Lords
of the Admiralty, and Treasurer to H.K.H. the Princess
Dowager of Wales, vi. Judith, dau. of Humphrey Morice,
Esq. ; but dying without issue, 18 Dec. 1768, left his fortune
to his nephew. Sir William Lee, Bart.
I. Sarah, d. 1693.
Sir Thomas was s. at his decease by his eldest son.
Sir Thomas Lee, Bart., M.P. for Bucks, ra. Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of Thomas Sandys, Esq., and had issue,
William, his heir. Thomas.
Anne, m. George Vernon, Esq., created 1702, Lord "Vernon,
of Kinderton.
He d. Dee. 1749, and was .9. by his son.
Sir William Lee, Bart. Tliis gentleman devoted himself
to the improvement of his seat at Hartwell, displaying great
taste in his manner of planting and laying out the grounds.
successive Baronets.
and his additions to the mansion house, the east and sout
fronts of which he rebuilt. He also rebuilt the parish church
to which his uncles contributed, viz., the Lord Chief Justice
£1,000, and Sir George Lee, £500. Sir William m. 1703, Lad;
Elizabeth Harcourt, dau. of Simon, Earl of Harcourt, and hu(
issue,
William, h. 1764)
George, U. 1767 |
He d. 6 July, 1799, and was s. by his elder son.
Sir W^illiam Lee, who, adopting a military life, was Lieut,
Col. of the 16th Light Dragoons, in which he served severa
campaigns in Germany. E.xchan;;ing into the 25th Ligh
Dragoons, he went, in May, 1800, to join that regiment it
Madras, and dying there 7 Feb. 1801, luuii., was s. by hil
brother.
Sir George Lee, Bart., Eector of Hartwell, and "Vicar oi
Beachampton. He was distinguished by his benevolence tc
the poor, and having studied the science of medicine, was
their gratuitous physician. He d. xmm. 1827, when the
baronetcy expired, and the estates devolved, by Sir George'i
will, on their late possessor,
John Lee, Esq., LL.D., the next heir in blood. He was!
son of John Fiott, Esq., by Harriet his wife, 2nd dau. of
William Lee, Esq. of Totteridge, ut svpra, who was son of the
Right Hon. Sir William Lee, Chief Justice of England, 2nd
son of Sir Thomas Lee, 2nd bart. of Hartwell. This Dr. Lee,
of Hartwell, liucks, J.P. and D.L., b. 28 April, 17S3, s. his
maternal uncle, William Lee Antonie, Esq., and assumed^
under that gentleman's will, the surname of Lee, in lieu oi
his patronymic, Fiott. To the Hartwell property he .■?. by the
bequest of his kinsman, the Eev. Sir George Lee, 6th bare,
Mr. Lee was several times a candidate for the representation
of the county. Dr. Lee's brother, the Uev. Nicholas Fiott,
Vicar of Edgeware, assumed by royal letters patent the family
name of Lee, in accordance with the will of Antonie Lee, Esq.!
of Colworth Park, Bedford, and Totteridge Park, Herts, as
heir to the entailed estates. Ho m. Harriet Jenner, 2ud dau,
of Sir Percy vail Hart Dyke, Bart., of Lullmgston Castle, Kent,
and had issue,
I. Edward, now of ITartwell House, and Totteridge Park.
II. Lee Percyvale, who d. IS.'iS.
I. Louisa, VI. Feb. 1805, William R. Luard, Esq.
II. Harriet Sarah.
III. Pliiladcliihia Bruce, 9;i. Oct. 1876, Liebert Edward, only"
son of the Rev. J. J. Goodall, of Dinton Hall, Bucks.
IV. Fanny Charlotte.
Arriis — Quarterly: 1st and 4lh, az., two bars or a bend
chequy of the la.st and gu. ; 2nd and 3rd, az., on a chevron
between three lozenges or, an anchor sa. Crtats — 1st, A bear
passant sa. muzzled, and chain reflexed over the back arg. ;
2nd, A dcmi-horse rampant arg., charged on the shoulder with
a fleur-de-lis for difference. J/oWoes— Verum atque deceus;
and Malgre I'injustice.
Scaix — Hartwell House, Aylesbury, Bucks; and Totteridge
Park, Biu'net, Herts. Clubs — Carlton; Boodles.
J
LEE OF HOLBOROUGH.
Lee, William, Esq. of Holborough Court, Kent,
J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Maidstone 1853 to 1857,
and 1859 to 1870, b. 23 Aug. 1801 ; m. 2 April,,
1820, Christiana, 2nd dau. of Samuel Reynolds^
Esq. of Thejdon Hall, Essex, and by her (who d,
1871) has issue,
I. Anne, m. June, 1845, W. Henry Roberts, Esq., Capt. R.E.,
who is deceased.
II. Sarah, m. Oct. 1S53, the late xVlfred Smith, Esq. of
Rochester.
Mr. Lee, of Holborough, a merchant in London and
Eochester, is 3rd son of Henry and Susannah Lee,
of Camps Hill, Lewisham, Kent.
Arms — Az., two bars erminois. Crest — ^A hear statant ppr.
muzzled gu. collared and chained arg. Motto — Verum atqu*
decens.
Seat— Holborough Court, near Rochester.
LEECH OP CLOONCONHA.
Leech, Rev. John, B.D., of Clooncoura, co. Mayo,
h. 30 Aug. 1808 ; m. 9 May, 1839, Mary, 2nd dau.
of William Darley, Esq. ■)£ St. John's, co. Lublin,
and has issue,
LEE
TEE LANDED GEISTRY.
LEE
941
I, William Ansdell, Esq., B.A., Emmanuel College Cam-
liridse, and of Lincolu's Inn, Eanister-;it-Law, 0. SO Sept.
1842.
a. Henry Erougliam, Fsfi., B.A., Fellow of GonvUlo and
Caius College, Canibrulge, and of the Queen's luns,
Barrister-at-Law, b. 15 Nov. 1843.
m. Joseph Fanan, &. 25 July, 1S45.
IT. Frederick John, b. 30 Jan. 1847 ; m. 22 Aug. 1877, Lily,
dau. of the Rev. Canon Wolseley, Kector of Kilrush.
V. Graves Atkinson, b. 13 Nov. ls-50, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin.
I. Anna Darley, m. 5 March, 1867, Henry J. Bourchier, Esq.,
eldest son of John Bourchier, Esq. of Baggotstown, co.
Limerick, and has issue a son.
n. Mary Waller Barbara Farran, m. 3 Oct. 1873, William
Fleming Mease Smyth, Esq. of Galloway House, co.
Tyrone.
ui. Elizabeth Catherine.
IV. Kicharda King.
Ht'lICilGC— Geoege Leech, Esq., traditionally the descen-
;ant of an ancient family of that name in the co. of Cliester,
ettled in Ireland circa 1C67, at Eosserk, co. Mayo. He m.
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Samuel Nicholson, Esq. of Castle
Jonnor, co. Sligo, and left an only son,
John Leech, E.?q. of Frankfort, co. Sligo, 6. 1694; iji. Mary,
West dau. of Robert Orme, Esq. of Carne, co. Mayo, and by
ler (who d- 10 Deo. 1793, aged 80) had issue, besides several
laus., of whom Mary, the eldest, ??i. 1759, James Wood, Esq.,
. John, his heir; ii. Robeet (see Leech of Raihkcale Abbey);
II. James, b. 1746, d. at Stoke Newington, 21 Feb. 1826,
iged 80. Mr. Leech d. 2 June, 1770, aged 76, and was s. by
lis eldest son,
John Leech, Esq. of Rathroan, co. Mayo, J. P., and Deputy
xovernor of tlie co. of Sligo. and of Dublin, b. 1742; m. 1760,
Jlizabeth, eldest dau. and co-heir of Samuel Ansdell, Esq.,
md by her (who was b. 9 June, 1742, and d. 4 Feb. 1834, in
ler 92nd year) had issue to survive, two daus., Marianne, b.
.775, m. 1808, Richard Perceval Moulson, Esq. ; Lydia,
I. unra.; and one son, William Ansdell, his heir. Mr.
dicech d. 8 Aug. 1822, aged 80, and was .s. by his son,
William Ansdell Leech, Esq. of Rathroan, co. Mayo, a
UoUector of H.M. Customs in Ireland, b. 11 July, 1777; m. 15
Vlay, 1806, Mary, 2nd dau. of Charles Atkinson, Esq. of
Sehins, co. Mayo, and dying 19 Oct. 1837, in the 61st year of
lis age, left issue,
I. John (Rev.), his heir.
II. Charles, ot Hermitage, co. Sligo, and North Great George's
Street, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. T.C.D., Q.C., b. 16
Dec. 1810; ra. 19 Aug. 1840, Anna Maria, 2nd dau. of Hunt
. Walsh Chambre, Esq. of Hawthorn Hill, co. Armagh, and
by her has issue, 1 William Ansdell, 6. 11 June, 1841 ;
2 Hunt Walsh, b. 4 Dec. 1842; 3 Charles, b. 28 June. 1844;
4 Thomas Archibald, b. April, 1853; 5 John, b. 22 May,
1857; 1 Rebecca Olivia; 2 Anna Maria; and 3 Emily
Edith.
in. William Ansdell, &. 23 Dec. 1812 ; vi. 7 Nov. 1854, Eleanor,
2nd dau. of George Gibson, Esq. of Lower Pembroke Street,
Dublin, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Gibson, Esq., and
by her has, 1 William Ansdell, b. 21 Aug. 1857; 2 George
Gibson, b. 7 Nov. 1859; 3 Arthur Henry William, b. 12 July,
1862; 1 Elizabeth Marian Susaona; and 2 Florence Cathe-
rine Sinclair.
IV. Edward, b. 9 Oct. 1814, A.B. T.C.D. ; m. 3 Oct. ISoo,
Wilhelmina Frederika, dau. of Richard Hammersley, Esq.
of Corrolanty, King's Co., J. P.
T. Arthur Henry (Rev.), of Ballycloughduff, co. Westmeath,
B.A. T.C.D. , Vicar of Emly, 6. 23 March, 1817; m. 18
Dec. 1845, Ellen, 2nd dau. of Thomas Maunsell Wilson, Esq.
of Cahirconlish House, co. Limerick, by Isabella his wife,
younuer dau. of Charles Stanley, 1st Viscount Monck, and
sister to the late Earl of Rathdowne, and has issue, 1 Wil-
liam Thomas Atkinson, b. 2 April, 1860, d. 27 April, 18G0;
1 Isabella Monck; 2 Mary Wilhelmina Monck ; 3 Eleanor
Elizabeth; 4 Henrietta Maria; 5 Edith.
VI. James Ansdell, 6. 27 Nov. 1818; d. in Spain, 6 May, 1855.
I. Mary.
n. Elizabeth, m. Aug. 1846, William Crawford Poole, Esq.,
M.D. of Ardmore, co. Waterford. iii. Catherine Anne.
rv. Marianne Charlotte, m. 11 Dec. 1844, Henry Connor
White, Esq. of Golden Hills, co. Tipperary, Registrar of the
Royal Dublin Society.
T. Maria Isabella, m. 1st, 27 Feb. 1815, William Thomas
Lloyd, Esq. of Upper Mount Street Crescent, Dublin, A.M.
T.C.D., Barrister-at-Law (who d. 13 Dec. 1857): and 2iidly,
9 Oct. 1860, Richard Augustine Fitz Gerald Studdert, Esq.,
E.M.A.
Arms — Erm., a trefoil vert, on a chief indented gu. three
ducal coronets or. Crest — Out cf a ducal coronet or, charged
with a trefoil vert an arm erect ppr., grasping a snake en-
vironed about the arm also vert. MoUo — Virtute ct valore.
LEECH OF RATHKEALE ABBEY.
Leech, George Williams, Esq. of Eathkeale
Abbey, co. Limerick, Barrister-at-La'sv-, J. P., b. 30
Aug. 1810 ; m. 1st, 12 Nov. 1834, Anna Maria, dau.
of Gen. George Eellasis, and by lier has a son,
I. Robekt S. B., retired Capt. 94th regt.. Barrack Master
in Mauritius, b. 21 May, 1830.
He m. 2ndly, 28 Sept. 1846, Catherine, dau. of
Hunt Walshe Chambre, Esq. of Hawthorn Hill,
CO. Armagh {see that name), by -whom he has issue,
I. HuntChambrfe, A.B., LL.B., 6.20 Dec. 1847.
II. John Bourke Massy, b. 21 July, 1S54.
I. Helena E. Susanna. n. Catherine Rebecca.
III. Ehza Georgina. iv. Mary.
iLtUraflC. — Robert Leech, Esq., 2nd son of John Leech,
Esq. of Frankfort, co. Sligo (see preccdinej Article), el. 1823,
leaving, by Julie Bourke his wife, with other issue, an eldest
son,
John Boubke Leech, Esq. of Rathkeale Abbey, b. 19 Dec.
1763, who left, by Helena E. Susannah his wife, six sons and
one dau.,
I. William, b. 1798 ; m. E. C. Macdougall, and had one son,
William, deceased.
II. George Williams, now of Rathkeale Abbey.
III. James, of Somerset House, London.
IV. John, d. 1859. v. Robert.
VI. Arthur Blennerhassett, J. P. for co. Sligo, 3Iajor Eifle
Volunteers, Captain of the Irish Rifle Team.
I. Julie.
Seal — Rathkeale Abbey, Rathkeale, co. Limerici.
LEEKE OF LOITGrFOIlD HALL.
Leeke, Ralph Meerick, Esq. of Longford Hall,
Salop, J.P. and D.L., High SherifP 1850, a Capt.
South Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 4 Sept. 1813 ; m.
26 Oct. 1847, Lady Hester Urania, dau. of Newton
Fellowes, 4th Eai-1 of Portsmouth, by Catherine his
wife, dau. of Hugh, 1st Earl Eortescue, and has
issue (with three other daus.),
I. Ralph, Capt. Grenadier Guards, b. 1849.
u. Thomas Newton (Rev.), b. 1854. iii. Henry, b. 1856.
IV. William, 6. 1862.
I. Hester Catherine. ii. Charlotte Urania.
ILinCclQC. — This family has for several centuries been
of importance in the county of Salop. For an accoimt of it
see Blakew ay's Sheiiffs of Shrupshire. The immediate an-
cestor of the present line.
Ralph Leeice, of Ludlow, was living 1334. His seal is
represented in a pedigree of the family, which is attested by
Sir WiUiam Segar, as bearing his shield of arms, the same as
now used with the legend, " Sigill, Radi Leeke Armigeri."
From him descended
Ralph Leeke, Esq., 2nd son of Thomas Leeke, Esq. of the
Vineyard, near Wellington, 6th in descent from Ralph Leeke,
and whose eldest son, Thomas, was one of the Barons of the
Exchequer, acquired a large fortune in the Civil Service of
the E.I. Company. Returning to England 17S6, he purchased,
the following year, from the Earl of Shrewsbury, the manors
and estates of Longford and Church Aston, Salop, and was
High Sheriff of that co. 1796. He m. 13 Dec. 1787, Honoria
Frances, only dau. of Walter Hervey Thursby, Esq., and by
her (who d. 1843) had issue, Thomas, his heir; Ralph Harvey,
Rector of Longford, b. 4 Oct. 1794; Augusta; Caroline, »/i. ,
7 Sept. 18'24, William, 4th Earl of Abergavenny; Emily;
Frances Anne, m. 29 Oct. 1835, the Rev. Sir Henry Thompson,
Bart. He c^. 30 Sept. 1829, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Leeke, Esq. of Longford Hall, Barrister-at-Law,
J.P., b. 21 Nov. 1788, m. 1st, 13 Nov. 1812, Louisa, youngest
dau. of the late Brigadier-Gen. Robert Shawe, and by her (who
d. 16 April, 1816) had issue,
Ralph Merrick, present representative.
Egerton, b. 23 March, 1816; d. 1876.
Charlotte, ra. Rev. Wyndhani Madden, M.A. Cantab., Rector
of Bergh Apton, near Norwich.
Mr. Leeke iii. 2ndly, 21 Jan. IS'22, Anna, only dau. of the late
Hon. Matthew Pluukett, brother to the 10th Lord Louth. He
d. 1836.
Arm-^ — Arg., on a chief gu. a fleur-de-lis or, over all a
bend engrailed az. Cre.H—A. leg couped at the thigh arg.,
charged with two fleurs-de-lis. il/o«o— Agendo gnavitcr.
i'eut— Longford Hull, near Newport, Salop.
942
LEF
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEF
ii
LE FLEMINa OF EYDAL.
Hughes ie Fleming, Stanley, Esq. of Ejdal
HaU, Westmorlaud, J.P., High Sheriff 1878, b. 12
Aug. 1855 ; s. his father 1877, Lord of the Manors
of Beckermet aud Skirwith, Cumberland, Coniston,
CO. Lancaster, and Eydal, Westmorland, and Patron
of four Livings, twenty-fourth in descent from Sir
Michael le Fleming, vel de Furness, the founder of
the family.
JCtltragC— Sm Danidl FLE:inNG, Knt. of Eydal Hall.
Cumberland, M.P. for Cockermouth in the latter end of tlie
17th century, was the representative of this very anciont Cum-
herland family. He to. Barbara, eldest dau. of Sir Henry
Fletcher, Bart, of Button, and had, with other issue (see
Bukke's Peerage and Baronetage, Fleming), an eldest son,
William Fleming, Esq. ofRydalHall, who represented the
CO. of Westmorland in Parliament from 169a to 1707, and was
created a Bart. 4 Oct. 1705, with remainder, in default of
male issue, to the male descendants of his father. Sir William
m. Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Eowlandson, Ksq. of Kendal, by
whom he had three daus.,
Dorothy, m. Edward Wilson, Esq. of Dallam Tower, West-
morland.
Barbara, m. Edward Parlcor, Esq. of Browsholme.
Catherine, /,<. Sir Peter Leicester, Bart, of Tabley.
Sir WilUam d. 29 Aug. 173G, and the title devolved upon his
brotlier,
Sm George Fleming, 2nd bart., consecrated Bishop of
Carlisle 30 Oct. 1734. His lordship vi. 23 Oct. 1708, Catherine,
dau. of Robert Jefferson, Esq., and had issue,
I. William (A>n.), b. 10 Aug. 1709, Archdeacon of Carlisle
1734; m. 27 Dec. 1739, Dorothy, eldest dau. of Daniel Wil-
son, Esq. of Dallam Tower, Westmorland, and d. 17 March,
1742, leaving an only dau.,
Catherine, 6. 9 Jan. 1742, to. Thomas Ascough, Gent.
I. Mary, m. Humphrey Senhouse, Esq. of Netherhall, Cum-
berland. II. Barbara, d. young.
III. Catherine, to. Joseph Dacre Appleby, Esq. of Kirklin-
ton, Cumberland.
IV. Mildred, m. Edward Stanley, Esq. of Ponsonby Hall,
Cumberland. v. Elizabeth, </. young.
Sir George d. 2 July, 1747, and was s. by his nephew.
Sir William Fleming, 3rd bart. of Kydal, son of Michael
Fleming, Major of Foot, 6th son of Sir Daniel, High Sheriff for
Cumberland 1754, M.P. for the co. 1755-56; m. 1745, Elizabeth,
dau. of Christopher Petyt, of Skipton-in-Craven, co. York,
Gent., by whom (who d. 31 March, 1757) he had issue,
I. MicHAELLE, of whom hereafter.
II. Amelia, d. unm.
III. Barbara, to. Edward Parker, Esq. of Browsholme, co.
York. rv. Dorothy, d. young.
V. Ehzabeth, m. Andrew Hudleston, Esq. of Hutton John,
Cumberland, and had issue, a son,
Andrew Fleming Hcdleston, of whom hereafter.
VI. Dorothy m. 12 Aug. 1774, George Edward Stanley, Esq.
of Ponsonby Hall, Cumberland. She d. 1786, having had
issue, a son, Edward, who d. in infancy, and two daus., co-
heiresses of their mother, the elder of whom, Slildred, d.
unm., and the younger,
Elizabeth, m. 18C5, John Cumberland Hughes, Esq. of
Bath, and d. 2 Dec. 1856, leaving a son,
George Ccmberland Hcghes le Fleming, of Eydal.
Sir William being desirous to restore the early form of the
family name, by adopting the prefix "le," the use of which
had been discontinued from the time of Edward IV., incor-
porated it with his son's Christian name, at baptism, who
accordingly s., upon his father's death, 1756, as,
Sir Michael le Fleming, 4th bart., of Eydal, the " brilliant
Baronet," whose remarkable social and literary gifts have
been incidentally recorded by the biographer of Dr. Johnson,
6. 10 Dec. 1748, High Sheriff for Cumberland 1770, M.P. for
Westmorland 1774-1806; to. Lady Diana Howard, only dau.
and heiress of Thomas, 14th Earl of Suffolk and Berks, by
whom (who d. 20 June, 1816, he had one dau., his heiress.
Sir Michael d. 19 May, 1806, and was .s. in the Baronetcy by
Daniel Fleming, of Crostiiwaite, Westmorland, great-grandson
of Eoger Fleming, Vicar of Brigbam, Cumberland, the 8th
6on of Sir Daniel Fleming, of Eydal. The estates descended
to his only dau. and heiress,
Anne Fbederica Elizabeth le Fleming, of Eydal, 6. 1784;
7)1. 1807, her cousin. Sir Daniel Fleming, 5th bart., who
d. s. 23. 1821. Lady le Fleming d. 5 April, 1861, having settled
the estates on her cousins, the descendants ot her aunls Eliza-
beth and Dorothy. The estates consequently devolved, first,
on Andrew Fleming Hudleston, of Hutton John, who d. uavn.
2 Sept. 1861, and was s. by his cousin,
George CdiMberland Hughes le Fleming, Esq. of Eydal,
Major-Gen. in the Indian army, J. P. for Cumberland and
Westmorland, and D.L. for the latter co., who assumed by royal
license, dated 1 April, 1862, in compliance with tlie terms ofiJ
the entail, the surname of " Le Fleming,'" in addition to hisi
own patronymic. He was b. 21 July, 1807. Through his
paternal grandmother, a dau. of Denison Cumberland, Bishop
of Clonfert, afterwards of Kilmore, and sister to Richard Cum-
berland, the Politician and Dramatist, Major-Gen. Hughes lej
Fleming was lineally descended from Richard Cumberland,
upon whom the See of Peterborough was conferred by!
William III. in 1691. Through the same ancestress he also
inherited the blood of Dr. Bentley, the eminent Master o;
Trin. Coll. Cambridge. He entered the army in 1823, an.
his service in Burmah and Southern India, extended overil
34 years; was Col. of the Madras Native Infantry, retiring
with the rank of Major-Gen. in 1861. He m. 1st, 10 Oct.!
1843, Mary Grant, youngest dau. of John Macpherson, Esq,
of Banchor, in Badenoch, co. Inverness, by whom (who d. 211
March, 1851) he had issue, two daus.,
I. Elizabeth Emily, 6. 9 Blarch, 18.50; d. 28 Dec. 1852.
II. Mary Louisa, 6. 17 March, 1851 ; ra. 12 April, 1871, George
Godfrey Cunninghame, Esq., Edinburgh, Advocate, and haa
issue. 1
He m. 2ndly, 15 Sept. 1853, Anne Jane, youngest dau. ofl
Alexander Rennick, Esq. of Derryargan, co. Fermanagli|
Major in the Bengal army, and by her had issue,
I. Stanlet, his heir, now of Eydal.
II. George Fleming Alexander, b. 28 April, 1858.
I. Alice Catherine, 6. 17 July, 1856.
II. I'.lizabeth Constance, b. 17 Dec. 18.59,
in. Mildred Jane Frederiea, 6. 29 May, 1861.
Major Gen. Hughes le Fleming had three brothers and ono'
sister, viz.
I. John Edward Hughes, h. 11 Aug. 1809, lata Col. of 47t:
.Madras Native Infantry: ra. 11 Jan. 1870, Caroline Gertrudi
youngest dau. of Gen. Sir George Cornish AVhitlock, K.C.B.|
and lias issue.
II. William Wyndham Hughes, b. 16 Oct. 1814: ra. 1st, 6 Dec,
1842, Susanna, 2nd dau. of Robert Hope, Esq. of Derby,
She (?. 13 Nov. 1852, leaving issue. He ru. 2ndly, 23 Sepi
1802, Ellen, 2nd dau. of John George Batcheler, Esq. ol
Gosport, Hants. She d. 12 Oct. 1870, leaving issue.
III. Henry le Fleming Hughes, 6. 5 April, 1819; m. 3 Julyj
1857, Nancy Emma Capcley, youngest dau. of Lieut. Jolil
Walker, of Bridgewater, Somerset; shed. 29 Oct. 1861.
1. Elizabeth MUdred, 6.31 March, 1806; m. 18 June, 1832,
John Robert a Court, Esq. of Kingwe.ston, Somerset; haSJ
d. 9 Aug. 1872. Their only dau., Emma Frederiea, TO.ij
22 June, 1852, Rev. Charles Vere Spencer, M.A., of Wheat-I
field, CO. Oxon, and has issue, ]
Major-Gen. Hughes-lc-Fleming d. 7 June, 1877, and was s. by
his eldest son,
Stanley Hughes le Fleming, now of Eydal.
A^-ins — Quarterly; 1st and 4th, gu., a fret arg., for Le
Fleming; 2nd and 3rd, quarterly or and arg., a lion ram-
pant az., between three fountains, for Hcghes. Crests — 1st,
Le Fleming : A serpent nowcd, in its mouth a wreath of olive
and vine leaves all ppr. ; 2nd, Hcghes : Upon a mount vert a
lion couchant or, gutte de larmes, the dexter paw resting
on a fountain ppr. ilottn — Pax, copia, sapientia.
Seai— Eydal Hall, Ambleside.
LEFEOY OF CARBIG-GLAS.
Lefeoy, Anthoxt, Esq. of Carrig-glas Manor|
CO. Longford, D.L., LL.D., M.P. for the Uuiversitj
of Dublin 1858 to 1870, and for co. Longford 183'J
to 1837, and 1841 to 1847, High Sheriff co. Long^
ford 1850 ; m. 1824, Hon. Jane King, eldest dauJ
of Robert Edward, 1st Viscount Lortou, and grand-^
dau. of Robert, 2nd Earl of Kingston, and by her
(who d. 1868.) has issue,
I. Frances, to. 22 March, 1849, Col. David Carrick Buchanan,
D.L. of Drumpellier, CO. Lanark, (see that FaniUy).
II. Mary Louisa, m. June, 1852, Hon. William L. P. Talbot,
Lieut. -Col., 7th son of James, 3rd Lord Talbot de Malahide.
3£,inCagC. — The Lefroys are of Flemish extraction, and
emigrated to England in the time of the Duke of Alva's perse-
cutions. The first who settled in this country, a.d. 1569, was
Antuont LEFKOi". His desceiuLinr,
LEG-
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEa
943
f
aoMAs Lefkot, of Canterbury, to. Plicebe, h. 1C79. dan. of
las Thomson, Esq. of Kenfield, by Phoebe his wife, ilau.
:lUam Hammond, Esq. of St. Alban's Court. Kent, and by
who d. 1761) had a son,
\NTiioxT Lefkoy, of Loghom, n. EHzabeth, sister of Bcn-
1 Langlois, Esq., M.P., many years Under Secretary of
, and liad (with one dau., PhcEbe, m. to an ItaUan noble-
, Slaffetti Del Jlcdico, Count di Carrara) two sons,
-Vntuont, Lieut. -Col. 9th Dragoons, m. 1.5 Xov. 1769,
une Gardiner, and d. 8 Sept. ISlt), having had issue,
1 IJiGHT Hox. TuoMAS Lefkot, Lord Chief Justice of
Ireland.
2 .Antliony, late Capt. 65tli regt., ra. and had issue.
3 Itenjamin, Capt. K.A., 'in. and had issue. His 3rd dau..
Lacy, III. 11 Sept. 1S5S, Robert Exham Turbett, Esq. of
Owenstown House, co. Dublin.
■i Henry, 31. A., Vicarof Santry, near Dublin, i/i. Dorothea,
■Jncl dau. of 0"Grady, of Kilballyowcn {icc that naiiu),
and had issue,
Anthony O'Grady, m. Mary, dau. of Col. Bruce.
Gerald de Courcy, in. Elizabeth, dau. of William Brook-
man, Esq., and settled in Australia.
Henry M;.'in»oll, m. Ellen, dau. of James Shine, Esq. of
Ballymacrcse, co. Tipperary, and had a sun, Henry, b.
lyGl.
Eliza Waller.
Ann Langlois, m. James Stein, Esq. of Charrington,
Dorset, and Kennetpans, K.B., and has issue.
JIary Elizabeth O'Grady. Dorothea Thomasina.
1 Lucy, rii. Hugh Byvcs Baker, Esq.
■J PhcBbe, m. Capt. Butler. 3 Sarah, m. Capt. Courtenay.
- Anne, i;i. Major Power.
6 Eliza, m. Richard Sadleir, Esq.
. I^aac Peter George, Fellow of All So«ls', Oxford, Rector
r ; Ash and Compton, Surrey, m. Anne, eldest dau. of Kd-
■,d Brydges, Esq. of Wooton Court, Kent, by Jemima,
- wife, dau. and co-heir of William Egeiton, LL.D.,
.ndson of John, 2nd Earl of Eridgewater, and by ho-r
iio d. in 1S04) left at his decease, Jan. 1S06,
1 John Henry George, of Ewshott House, Hants, Rector of
Ash and Compton 6. 17S2; //i. Souhla, youngest dau. of
l;ev. Charles Jeffreys Cottrell ; and d. 1823, leaving issue,
George, f?. v.nm. 1824.
CUARLE3 Edward, of Ew.?hott House, Fnrnhnm, Surrey,
J. P., M.A. Ch. Ch. Oxon, Barrister-at-LMw, Secretary
to the Speaker of the House of Commons, Taxing
Officer of that House 185G, 6. 1810; .s. his brother George
18.: 1; m. 184-5, Janet, dau. of James Walker, Esq,
LL.D., F.R.S., C.E., and d. 1861, leaving a son,
Charles James Maxwell Lefbot, of Itchell Manor,
Hants, late Capt. 14th Hussars, m. 14 Aug. 1872, Eliza-
Ijeth, eldest dau. of Alfred Henry McClintock, M.P.,
uf ilerrion Square, Dublin {see Bukke's Peerage, Rath-
DONNELL, B.) and other issue.
Anthony Cottrell, Christ Church, Oxford, M.A., Incum-
bent of Crookham, near Farnham, Surrey, ra. Anne,
dau. of John Hickman, Esq., and has three dans.
John Henry (Sir), Licut.-Gen., K.C.M.G., C.B., Governor
of Bermuda 1871 to 1877, rn. 1st, Emily Mary, dau. of
the late Chief Justice Robinson, of Toronto, Canada, and
by her has two sons and two daus. He iii. 2ndly, ISliO,
Charlotte Anna, dau. of Col. Dundas, of i'lngask, and
widow of Col. Armine Mountain, C.B.
Henry Maxwell. Frederick, deceased.
Ann, ra. John, Lord Eathdonnell.
F;nnces Phoebe, m. George K. Richards, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, and d. 22 Sept. 1859, having had issue a son
and three daus. Anna Sophia.
Isabella Elizabeth. Lucy, deceased.
2 Christopher Edward, b. 1785.
Benjamin (Rev.), Rector of Ash, i)!. Jane Anna Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of the late Rev. James Austen, Rector
oiSteventon, Hants, and dying 1829, left issue, George
Benjamin Austen, and six daus.
1 Lucy, iii. the Rev. Henry Rice, of Xorton Coiut, near
I'avorsham.
le grandson.
The Right Hon. Thomas Langlois Lefrot, LL.D. of Car-
?-Rlas Manor, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, b. 1776; ?ii.
99, Mary, only dau. and heir of Jeffry Paul, Esq. of Silver
•ring, CO. Wexford, member of the younger branch of the
inily of Sir Robert Paul, Bart., and had issue,
I. Anthony, now of Carrig-glas Manor.
II. Thomas Paul, Q.C., ),('. 1 July, 1835, Hon. Elizabeth
Massy, dau. of Hugh, 3id Lord 31assy, and has issue,
Thomas Langlois, and several other children.
III. JelTry (Very Rev.), M.A.Trinity College, Dublin, Dean of
Dromore ; to. Helena, eldest dau. of the Rev. Frederick
Trench, by Lady Helena his wife, sister of George James,
6th Earl of Egmont, and has issue, Charles, and other
children.
IV. George Thomson, late Treasurer to the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners, High Sheriff of Longford 1846; la. Is69,
Mary, widow of AVilliam Mavtlcy Blaekburne, Esq. of Tank-
ardstuwn, co. Meatli, and dau. oi Rev. William Thorpe, D.D.
1. Jane. ii. Anne. iii. Mary.
Lord Chief Justice Lefroy, one of the most distinguished
Lawyers of his time, was called to the Bar 1797, and appointed
a Bencher of the King's Inn 1819. He sat in Parliament as
Jlember for the University of Dublin from 1830 till his eleva-
tion to the Bench, which took place 1841, when he was
appointed a Baron of the Exchequer. Ue became Lord Chief
Justice 1852, andtt 1868.
^i-/i!.?— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, vert, fretty arg. on a chief
of the second a hood or cap (allusive to the badge assumed by
the party opposed to the Duke of Alva) between two wyvcrns
gu., for Lefroy; 2nd and 3rd, az., a chevron or, betwt'cn
three crescents arg. on a chiet gu. three mullets of the third,
for Langlois. Crcd — Ademi-wyvern gu. gorged with a collar
dancettee arg. fretty vert. :iio»o— Mutare sperno (adopted
at the period of the Huguenot persecutions).
i^toi— Carrig-glas Manor, near Longford. CMjs — Carlton;
and National, London; Kildare Street; University; and Sack
ville Street, Dublin,
♦
LEGGE OF JVEALONE HOtTSE.
Legge, "William Wallace, Esq. of irnlore
House, CO. Antrim, b. 18 March, 1841 ; s. his fathex'
1868.
iltnratJC.— In 167G, William Legge, an officer in the
army, with recommendations from James II., then Duke of
York, served under the Duke of Schomberg in Flanders, and
accompanied him to Ireland 1690. His son,
Vi'iLLiAM Legge, settled at Malone, co. Antrim, and d. 7 Nov.
1723, leaving w ith other sons,
William Legge, who d. Nov. 1750.
Alexander Legge (his eldest son), then .■!., and sewed as
High Sheriff for the co. Antrim 1770. He d. 1777, leaving
issue,
I. AVilliam, his heir, d. 20 Sept. 1821.
I. Elinor, m. Hill Wallace, Esq., an olfieer in the army, and
had issue,
1 William, late possessor.
2 Hill, iii. Maria, younger dau. of Major Tophar_i, of
Slcdmere, co. York; he d. 1861.
3 Matilda, deceased. 4 Eliza, deceased. 5 Ellen.
6 Marcella, deceased. 7 Louisa, deceased.
II. MarceUa, m. .iVnthony Semple, Esq. of Malahide, and d.
without issue.
The son and heir,
William Legge, Esq., High Sheriff co. Antrim, d. 20 Sept.
1821, and was «. by his nephew,
William Wallace Legge, of Malone House, Belfast, co.
Antrim, J. P. and D.L., LL.B., High Sheriff 1823; b. 1789;
adopted the surname of Legge; ra. 27 Sept. 1833, Eleanor
Wilkie, 3rd dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Forsttr, Esq. of
Adderstone, Northumberland, and had issue,
WiLLi.vM Wallace, now of JIalone House.
Florence Wallace, ra. 1861, Viscount Harberton.
Mr. Legge d. 3 March, 1868. Mrs. Wallace m. 2ndly, II May,
1874, the Hon. Robert Jack Ncedham.
Siat — Malone House, Belfast.
liEGH or NOF.BUEY BOOTHS InALL.
Legh, John Pexnixgton, Esq. of ^'orbury
Booths Hall, co. Chester, J.P., M.A., b. 20 ^s^ov.
1827; m. 12 Aug. 1858, Emily Jane, 2iid dau. of
the Rev. Eohert Grant, Ticar of Bradford Abbas,
Dorset, a Prebendary of Salisbury, and has issue,
John Robert Pennington, b. 4 April, 1865.
Ruth Isabel, 6. 25 Aug. 1870.
3LinCH(JC. — Agnes de Legh (only dau. and heir of Richard
de Legh, great-grandson of Hamon, Lord of the Mediety of
High Legh temp. Henky II.) iii. 1st, Richard de Ly.mme, and
had by him a son, Thomas, who took the name of Legh, and
half the mediety of High Leigli ; his son, Thomas Legh, was
progenitor of the Leighs of the West Hall, Hi-jh Leigh. Agnes
TO. 2ndly, William de Hawardyn, and had another son, Ralph
de Hawardyn, who had the other half of the mediety of High
Legh, and sold it to Sir Richard Massey, of Tatton, 1206. Agnes
5ii. 3rdly, Sir William Venubles, Knt., 2nd son of Sir William
Veuables, Baron of Kinderton, and by him had a 3id son,
John, who took the name of Legh, and purchased Knutsford
Booth before 28 Edward I. By his 1st wife he had a son
John (Sir). He ra. 2ndly, Ellen, dau. of Thomas dc Coiona, of
Adlingcon, and by her had, Rouert, progenitor of the Lechs
du
LEG
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEG
of Adlington, Anneslaj, Lyme, Rklge, StoneUiglh Stockwdl, &c. :
William "(Sir), ancestor of the Leoiis of Isail : Peter, founder
of the Leghs of Bcchton; and Gilbert, whose son, John, r,i.
Cecilia de Towneley, and was ancestor of the Townelets of
Toicadcy.
SiE John de Legh, living temp. Edwaed III., eldest son of
John Lesh, the 1st of Knutsford Booth, was direct ancestor of
the family of Legh of Booths, whose eventual heiress,
EnTH Legh, of Booths, only dau. of Peter Legh, Esq. of
Booths, m. Thomas Pennington, Esq. of Chester, and was s. at
her decease, 1715-16, by her only surviving son,
Thomas Pennington, Esq. of Booths, who assumed the sur-
name and arms of Legh. He to. Helena, dau. of Sir Wil-
loughby Aston, Bart, of Aston, and was s. by his only son,
pIter Legh, Esq. of Booths, b. 4 March, 1722-3, who, in
174.5, completed the erection of Norbury Booths Hall. He vi.
20 Juno, 1741, Anne, dau. and co-heir of Peter Wade, Esq., by
whom (who d. 1794) he had, with other issue, who d. s. p.,
AViLi.ouGHBY and John, and Anne Helena, wlio m. 1792, Jolm
Matthews, Esq., Capt. K.N., and d. s. p. the following year.
He d. 12 Aug. 1804, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
WiLLOUGHBT Legh, Esq. of Xorbury Booths Hall, b. 25 May,
1749, who, dying unm., was s. by his brother,
John Legh, Esq. of Bedford Square, London, and Torldng-
ton, CO. Chester, Barrister-at-Law, '»!.29 March, 1792, Isabella,
dau. and co-heir of Edmund Dawson, Esq. of Wharton, co.
Lancaster, and by her (who d. 19 Feb. 1849) had issue,
I. Peter, his successor.
II. Edmimd Dawson (Rev.), of St. Botolph's, London, M.A.,
b. 1801 ; TO. 1826, Catharine, eldest dau. of the liight Hon.
Sir Christopher Ptobinson, Judge of the Court of Admiralty ;
and d. 9 March, 1845, leaving issue,
1 John Pennington, now of Norbury Booths Hall.
2 Edmund, b. 1831 ; d. 1840.
3 William Dawson (Rev.), b. 1834; d. 18.58.
4 Christopher, b. 1838; to. Jane, dau. ot A. Anderson,
M.D., of Newotead, Australia, and rf. 30 Sept. 1878, having
had issue, three daus. and six sons.
5 Henry Eamund (Uev.), b. 1840; m. Grace, dau. of Rev.
Mr. Kite, and has issue.
1 Catherine Louisa, m. Edward Penrose Hathaway, Esq.
of Lincoln's Inn.
2 Isabella Helen. 3 Frances Ann.
f. Ann, m. William Clowes, Esq., who d. 21 April, 1835.
II. Isabel, in. Rev. Bertie Johnson, Rector of Lymme, co.
Chester; and d. 26 May, 1855.
Mr. Legh d. April, 1826, and was s. by his eldest son,
Peter Legh, Esq. of Norbury Booths Hall, D.L. and J. P.,
6. 11 June, 1794, who served as High Sheriff for co. Chester
1827. He d. unm. 29 Aug. 1857, and was .<:. by his nephew,
the present John Pennington Legh, Esq. of Norbury Booths.
Arms — Az., two bars or, over all a bend gu. Crest — An arm
embowcd coupedat the shoulder vested gu., handppr., holding
a sword erect also ppr. a snake twisting round the same arg.
Motto — Prudens, fidelis, et audax.
Seat — Norbury Booths Hall, near Knutsford, co. Chester.
LEGH 01' ADIilNGTON".
Legh, Charles Eichaed Banastee, Esq. of
Adlington Hall, co. Chester, J.P. and D.L., h. 4
March, 1821 ; m. 29 April, 1846, Mary Jane Anua-
bella, 2nd dau. of the Eev. Henry Wright, of Blott-
ram Hall, Cheshire, by Mary Catherine his wife, and
has issue,
I. Charles Henry Americus, b. 22 April, 1S.')3.
I. Florence Hester Lavinia. n. Edith Mabel.
ULilXCtltit, — Robert de Legh, 2nd son of John Lesh, of
Booths, by Ellen his wife, dau. and heir of Thomas de Corona,
of Adlington, living (ou;). Edward II., m. Matilda, dau. and
heir of Adam de Norley, and was father of
Robert Legh, of Adlington, rn. Matilda, dau. and co-heir
of Sir John de Arderne, Knt. of Aldford and Alvanley, and
had two sons, Robert (Sir), his heir; Piers (Sir), ancestor of
the Leghs nf Lyme. From the elder son.
Sir Robert Legh, Knt. of Adlington, Sheriff of co. Chester
17 and 22 Richard II., the 8th in descent was
Sir Uriah Legh, Knt. of Adlington, aged thirty-five
44 Elizabeth, who was knighted by the Earl of Essex at the
siege of Cadiz, and, during that expedition, is traditionally
said to have been engaged in an adventure w-hich gave rise to
the well-known ballad of " The Spanish Lady's Love." Another
gallant knight, Sir John Bolle, however, disputes the fact of
being the hero of that romantic affair. Sir Urian was Slieriff
of CO. Chester in the year of Sir Richard St. George's Visitation
of the CO., 1613, and survived until 3 Charles I., when his in-
quisition W.1S taken. His direct male descendant,
Charles Legh, Esq. of Adlington (only son of John Lep^
Esq. of Adlington, by Lady Isabella Robarts his wife, sister q
the Earl of Radnor, and grandson of Thomas Legh, Esq. qI
Adlington, High Sheriff of co. Chester 14 Charles II.), ""
Hester, dau. and co-heir of Robert Lee, Esq. of Winchani,
Chester, and had an only child,
Thomas, of Wincham, in. Mary, dau. of Francis Reynold
Esq. of Strarigeways, co. Lancaster; and d. v. p. 1775, agi
40, without surviving issue.
Mr. Legh d. at Buxton, July, 17S1, and was s. under settlcmei
by his niece,
Elizabeth Davenport, in. 1752, John Rowlls, Esq. of
Kingston, Receiver-General for Surrey, and by him (who d,
1779) had issue,
John Rowlls, TO. Harriet, sister and co-heir of Sir Peter ■\\'av-
hurton, Bart, of Arlcy; and, predeceasing his motlier, kfl
an only dau. and heir,
Elizabeth Hester Rowlls, to. Thomas Delves Broughtoii,
Esq., 4th son of Sir Thomas Rroughton, Bart.
William Peter Rowlls, slain in a duel at Cranford Bridge. i
Charles Edward Row'lls, d. without issue. '•'A-
Elizabeth Rowlls, to. 1st, 1778, Thomas Browne Galley, Esq. ''
of Burderop, Wilts; and 2ndly, Thomas Haverfield, Eiiij.
Mrs. Rowlls, who assumed the surname of Legh, d. 180G, wlier
the Adlington estates devolved on her kinsman.
Richard Crosse, Esq. of Shaw Hill, near Preston, co. Lan- '
caster (only son of Thomas Crosse, Esq., by Sarah his wife,
and grandson of Richai'd Crosse, Esq. of Crosse Hall, co. Lan-
caster, by Ann his wife, eldest dau. of Robert Legh, cl
Chorley, 2nd son of Thomas Legh, Esq. of xVldington, the
High Sheriff of co. Chester 14 Charles II.). Mr. Crosst
assumed, in consequence, the surname and arms of Legh. H(
in. 1787, Anne, only surviving dau. of Robert Parker, Esq. c
Cuerden Hall, by Anne his wife, dau. and heir of Thomas
Townley, Esq. of Royle, and by her (who d. 1807) had issue (will:
a younger son, Richard Townley, who d. v.nm. 1825, and three
daus.) a son and successor,
Thomas Legh, Esq. of Adlington, 6. Sept. 1792 ; m. Louisa
dau. of George Newnham, Esq. of New Timber Place, Sussex,
and by her (who lii. 2ndly, 12 May, 1830, Thomas Americus,
3rd Lord Er.skine, and d. 10 March, 1867) had issue,
Charles Richard Banastre, now of Adlington.
Mary Anne, ?n. 6 Dec. 1830, the Hon. aud Rev. Augustu.-
Cavendish, 4th son of Lord Waterpark.
Marcella Louisa, d. 22 Nov. 1866.
Emily Anne, m. 1st, John Lawton, Esq. of Lawton Hall; ant
2ndly, 13 Dec. 18G5, Frank Renaud, Esq., M.D.
Mr. Legh d. 25 April, 1829.
Arms — Az., two bars arg. dchruised by a bend compon'c oi
and gu. for difference. Crest — A unicorn's head couped arg
armed and maned or, on the neck a cross-patonce gu.
HuU — Adhngton Hall, Macclesfield, co. Chester.
LEGH OF HIGH LEGH.
Legh, Heney Maetin Coenwail, Esq. of Higli
Legh, CO. Chester, J.P., late Capt. and Lieut.-Col
Grenadier Guards, b. 14 Nov. 1839.
ILtlTCatJC. — Thomas de Lega, of East Hall, in the parisl'
of Rostherne, co. Chester, son of Hugh de Lega, son of Oswald
de Lega de Easthall, was father of Thomas de Lega, of East
hall, whose son, Adam Legh, of the Easthall, was father o)
H0GH de Legh, of the Easthalls, who had a son,
John DE Legh, of Easthall, in High Legh, in. Jane, dau. and
co-heir of Matthew, Lord of Alpraham, co. Chester, and had
three sons. The 2iul son,
John de Legh, of Alpraham, had a son and heir, John de
Legh, who was father of Thomas de Legh, of Northwood,
father of Thomas I,egh, of Northwood, 30 Henry VI., 145:
whose son, Thomas Lech, rn. Elizabeth, dau. of Godfrey Mi
lington, and was father of another Thomas Legh, livinj
4 Henry VIII. , in. Margaret, dau. of Richard Charlton, and
by her had a son, Robert Legh, who, by Alice his wife, dui
of Hugh Starkey, of Olton, left a son and heir,
Thomas Legh, of High Legh, m. Isabel, dau. and heir
Rafe Trafford, of co. Lancaster, and was .<!. by his son and heir,
Robert Legh, of High Legh, to. Eleanor, dau. of Randoll
Spurstow, of Spurstow, and by her had an elder son and heir,
George Legh, of High Legh, m. 1st, a dau. of Leycester, ol
Tabley ; and 2ndly, Anne, dau. of John Booth, of Barton, and
l«ft a son and successor,
TuoiiAS Legh, E^q. of High Legh, in. Barbara, dau.
i
md
LEa
THE LANDED GENTPtY.
LEU
945
las Brooke, Ksq., of Norton, co. Chcstcv, and by her liail
I three dans.) three sons, IIenhy, his heir; Tlioniiis,
,1. ; and George, a Cavalier, slain in the civil war. The
' son,
Miv Legh, Esq. of ITich Legh, 52 years old anno 1CC3,
Dorothy, dau. and sole heir of Uev. Gregory Turner, of
■lanley, Uector of Scpliton, co. Lancaster; and d. in ICdi,
avin^' an eldest son and lieir,
KiciiAUD LiiGii, Esq. of High Legh, 31 years old in IfiCS, m.
7.5, Mary, dau. of Thomas Legli, Ksq. of Adliugton, co.
liester; and dying 1705, was ,■?. by his son,
IIexbv Lkoh, Esq. of lligli Legh, 6. 1G79; r.i. Lctilia, dau.
Sir Kichard Brooke, Hart., of Norton; and (/. 17;')?, having
ad two sons and a dau., GiiOKGE. his heir; Henry, d. iinm.
dy, 1752, aged about 71; and JIary, wife of Itev. Legh
chmond, Hector of Stockport, co. Clicster, who d. llti'J.
he son and successor,
George Legh, Esq. of High Legh, b. 10 July, 1703; r,i.
nnc Maria, dau. and heir of Francis Cornwall, liaron of
urford, and by her (who d. 1741) had (witii twodaus., Letitia,
. l!ev. Egcrton Leigh, Archdeacon of Salop; and .Vuna
aria) two sons, Henry Cornwall, his heir; and George
langton, 6.21 May, 1739; d. an infant. Mr. Legh d. ll'JO,
id was .■!. by his son and heir,
Henrv Cornwall Legh, Esq. of High Legh, b. 24 May,
34; High SlierilT 1791; m. 17G1, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir
Robert Ilopkinson, Esq. of Heath, co. York, and by her
ho i^. April, 1808) had (with two daus., Elizabeth Dorothea,
Kiiiji. 1777; and Anna Maria, m. 3 Jan. 178S, Thomas Pitt,
sq. of St. James', Westminster) two sons, George John, liis
;ir; Henry Cornwall, who d. iinm. in the West Indies, 1793.
r. Legh d. 1791, and was s. by his elder son,
George John Legh, Esq. of High Legh, b. 17G8; High
icritT 1S05; -«;. 14 July, 1803, Mary, dau. of John Elack-
ime, Esq. of Hale, co. Lancaster, M.P., and had issue,
T. George Cornwall, late of High Legh.
II. Henry Cornwall, M..\., Kcctor of" Welsh Hampton, co.
Salop, 6. 1811; m. 1839, Mary, eldest dau. of Martin
Williams, Esq. of Bryngwyn, co. Montgomery ; and dying
1817, left issue,
Henry Martix Cornwall, present representative.
Gertrude Idary Cornwall. EveUne Cornwall.
Fanny Elinor Cornwall.
Maria .'Vgnes Cornwall, d. 1S62.
I. Anna Elizabeth, ?u. 8 March, 1832, Sir Philip dc Slalpas
Grey-Egerton, Bart.
II. Frances, i«. Rev. Beilby Porteus Hodgson, son of the Dean
of Carlisle, and is deceased.
III. Harriet, vi. Herbert Taylor, Esq., Capt. S.ith Light
Infantry, eldest sou of Edward Taylor, Esq. of Bifrons.
r. LegU d. 1832, and was s. by his elder son,
George Cornwall Legh, Esq. of High Legh, J. P. and
L., High Sheriff 1838, M.P. for BUd-Cheshire, B.A. Ch. Ch.
con. Col. 2nd Roj-al Cheshire Militia, 6. 1804; m. 1828,
ouisa Charlotte, 2nd dau. of Edward Taylor, Esq. of lUfrons,
ent, and niece of Lieut. -Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor, G.C.B.,
.CH. ; and dying 16 June, 1877, was s. by his nephew, now
High Legh.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant gu. langucd az. quartering
iBNWALL, MoRTiJiER, Lenthall, Gbey, and Bassett. Crests
•1st, Legh : A demi-lion rampant gu. langued az., collared
•; 2nd: A Cornish chough sa. beaked and membered gu.
,pporters—Two lions rampant gu. bezantee and ducally
owned or. Motto— ha, vie durante.
Seat — High Legh HaU, near Knutsford, co. Chester.
LEGH OF LYME.
Legh, William Jonx, Esq. of Lyme Parle, co.
tester, and Haydock Lodge and Golborne Park,
). Lancaster, D.L. and J. P., Lieut. -Col. Lancashire
Lussars, and Honorary Col. 4th Cheshire Eiflo
bluntecrs, late Capt. 21st Fusiliers, M.P. for South
ancashire 1859 to 1865, and now M.P. for East
heshire, b. 1828; m. 29 May, 1856, Emily Jane,
au. of the Ecv. Charles and Lady Jauo Wodchouse,
ad has issue,
1. Thomas, b. 1S.")7. ii. Gilbert, b. 1853.
I. Dulcibella Jane. li. Mabel Maud.
2,inCn(IC.— Thomas Legu, Esq., LL.D. and F.A.S., of
rme Park, eo. Chester, and of Haydock Lodge and Golborne
MTk, CO. Lancaster, J. P. ; m. 14 Jan. 1829, Kllen, <lau. of
illiam Turner, Esq. of Shrigley Park, co. Cluster, M.P. for
lackburne, and by her (who d. 1831) had au only child,
Ellen Jane, m. 1847, Rev. Brabazon Lowthor, 4th son of
Gorges Lowther, Esq. Mr. Legh represented Newton in I'ar-
liament from 1819 to 1831. He d. 8 May, 1857, and was s. by
his nepheu', the present William John Legh, Esq., son
and heir of William Legh, Esq. of Brymbo, co. Denbigh, by
Mary his wife, dau. and heiress of Joiin Wilkinson, Esq. of
Castlehead.
Arms — Gu., a cross engrailed arg. in the chief point on an
Ineseutcheon sa. semee of esioiles an arm in arniDur em-
bowed of the second, the liand ppr. holding a peniioa silver,
the wliole within a bordure wavy or. Crest — Issuant out of a
ducal coronet or, a ram's head arg. armed gold, in the mouth a
laurel slip vert, over all a pallet wavy az.
iyeats—hymo Park, Stoclcport, co. Che.>tcr; Golborne Park,
Warrington, co. Lancaster.
LE HUNTE OF ARTRAlVrONT.
Le Hunte, George, Esq. of Artramont, co. Wex-
ford, and Llanrian, co. Pembroke, J. P. for co.
Wexford, and High Slierill' 1837, M.A. Trin. CoU.
Cambridge, b. 15 June, 181 !•; m. 5 Aug. 1815,
Mary, 5th dau. of the Iviglit Hon. Edward Pcnne-
father, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and has issue,
I. George Ruthven, b. 20 Aug. 1852.
II. Richard, R.N., 0. 8 Sept. 1854; d. unm. 1S7G.
I. Mary Harriet. ii. Ellen. in. Margaret.
iLfUCTttJC— Richard le Hunte, bapt. at Little Bradley,
10 Aug. 1U20 (son of Sir George Le Hunte, of Little Bradley,
Suffolk, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Sir John Peyton), wenc
to Ireland as a Col. in the army of Cro.mwell, and Capt. of his
Body Guard. This last commission, dated 1G49, is still extant.
He settled at Cashel, co. Tippcrary, and was M.P. for tliat
city 1G61. He m. Mary, dau. of Thomas Lloyd, of Cileyfedd,
CO. Pembroke (who d. lOSS), and had issue. His elder son,
Geurge le Hunte, Esq., m. IG83, Alice, dau. and heir of
Col. William Legge, of Cappagh, co. Tipperary, uncle to the
first Earl of Dartmouth; and d. 27 May, 1^97, leaving issue,
1 Richard, of Llanryan, co. Pembroke, M.P. for Enniscorthy;
2 Thomas, of Brenanstown, co. Dublin, JI.D. ; 3 William,
B.D., Rector of Kidderminster, d. 1740; 4 George, of whom
presently; 5 Thomas, Barrister-at-Law, M.P. for Wexlord;
1 Anne, m. Humphrey French, Esq., Lord Mayor of Dublin;
2 Elizabeth, m. Rev. Mr. Browne; 3 Jane, m. Geoi-ge War-
burton, Esq. of Garryhinch. The 4th son,
George le Hente, Esq. of Ballymartin, co. Wexford, m.
Editha Jones, an heiress; and dying 1741, left issue. The
2nd son,
George Le Hunte, Esq. of Artramont, co. Wexford, had
issue by Alicia Mary Corry his wife,
Richard, his heir. AVilliam Augustus, s. his brother.
Charles, b. 2 June, 1788.
Francis (Sir), Knt., J. P., twin with Charles, d. tmm. 18G0.
Anne, m. Simon Purdon, Esq., of a coUateral branch of the
Purdons, of Tinerana.
Editha, vi. Sir Henry Meredyth, 3rd bart. of Cailandstown.
Mr. Le Hunte d. 1799, and was s. by his son,
Richard Le Hunte, Esq. of Artiamont, b.2b Feb. 17G9;
m. Miss Morgan, co. Pembroke, and had, 1 Maria, m. Samuel
Meade Hobson, Esq., Q.C. ; 2 Sophia, m. Capt. William Doyle,
son of Gen. Doyle; 3 Louisa Editha, m. 8 Feb. 1831, William
H. B. J. Wilson, Esq. of Knowle Hall, co. Warwick. 3ir.
Le Hunte was s. at his decease by his brother,
William Augustus Le Hunte, Esq. of Artramont, b. 25 Oct.
1774; 111. 1st, Martha (or Patty), only dau. of John Warbur-
ton, Esq. of Garryhinch, King's Co., M.P., but by her had no
issue; he m. 2ndly, Isabella Maria, eldest dau. of Lieut. -Col.
Huson, Wexford Militia, by whom (who d. 1809) he had a dau.,
.•Vlicia (commonly called Isabella), )/). Rev. Robert Cooper,
Rector of Aghade. He m. 3rdly, Henrietta Eliza, dau. of Rev.
Joseph Miller, and had issue by her,
Georgi", now of Atramont.
William Augustus, of Kuocknalier, J.P., 6. 28 Jan. 1819-
d. viua. 14 March, 1878.
Francis (Rev.), b. 8 Jan. 1820; Rector of St. Mary's New
Ross, CO. Wexford; m. 12 Jan. 18G0, Eleanor Barbara, dau.
of George Robert Magrath, Esq. of Rutland Square, Dublin.
Harriot Josephine, d. young.
Patty Warburton, d. young. Maria. Marianne.
Editha Christian, 7)i. Rev. Yarburgh Gamaliel Lloyd, v.'ho
has taken the name of Greame.
Mr. Le Hunte d. 1820, and was s. by his eldest son.
^,.„i.s_"Vcrt, a saltire or. Crest- Allow sejant erui. iloitn
— P.ircere prostratis.
<b«ct— Artramont, Castlcbridge, co. Wexford.
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LEI
THE LANDED GENTRY,
LEI
LEIGH OF "WEST HALL, HIGH LEIGH.
Leigh, Egeetox, Esq. of The West HaU, High
Leigh, and Jodrell Hall, co. Chester, J. P., late a
Capt. 1st Eoval Dragoons, A.D.C., b. 18i3 ; m. 5
Aug. 187-4, tile Lady Elizabeth Mary Gore White,
eldest dau. of the Earl of Eantry, and has issue,
Edhaud Egertox, h. 23 June, 1S76.
Margaret Elizabeth Egerton.
JLtltraCJC— OW and honouraWe as is tlie descent of the
Leifflis of the West Hall, the Lymnies, from w horn they spranR,
were even still more ancient. Ormerod conjectures Lymme,
to have been a collateral branch of the Barons of Ilalton.
Agses ce Legh, heiress of the West Ilall, High Leigh, ra.
tem-p. Heset III., EicaAiiD de Ltmme, and nas mother of
Thomas de Legh, named from the place of his residence.
From him descended the eminent and highly allied family of
Leigh, of West Hall, High Leigh : the male representative of
which towards the close of the 17th century (the intermediate
descent is fully set forth in Ob.mekod"s Chi.^hlrc) was
The Kev. Petee Leigh, M.A., Vicar of Great Budworth,
Eectorof Lymme and of Whitchurch, co. Salop. He ra. Eliza-
beth (in direct descent from Henet VIL, through his dau.,
Mary, Queen Dowager of France, Duchess of Suffolk, and
her posterity) dau. of the Hon. Thomas Egerton of Tatton
Park 3rd son of John, 2nd Earl of Bridgewater, by his wife,
Elizabeth, dau. of William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle, and
had issue, Egerton, heir to his uncle, Austine; John ; Thomas, '
iincestor of the Leighs of Leatherlake House, Surrey;
i'ETEE, ancestor of Sir Egerton Leigh, Bart.; Jane; Hester; ]
and Mary, m. the Rev. Sir John Head, Bart., Archdeacon and
Prebendary of Canterbury. Peter Leigh tZ. 1719. His eldest
son,
The Rev. Egeeton Leigh, LL.D. of the West Hall, Rector
of Lynime and Middle, co. Salop, Canon Residentiary of Here-
ford, and Master of the Hospital of St. Katherine at Ledbury,
bnpt. 30 March, 1702; ni. 1st, Anne, dau. and co-heiress of
Hamlet Yates, Esq. of Crowley, and had issue, i. Peter, his
heir; ii. Thomas; in. Hamlet; iv. Egerton, M. A., forty years
Rector of Lymme, Canon Residentiary of Lichfield, and Arch-
deacon of Salop, m. 1st, Letitia, dau. of George Legh, Esq. of
East Hall, by whom he had no issue; and 2ndly, Thcodosia,
dau. of Ralph Leycester, Esq. of Toft, and d. Sept. 1798, aged
05, leaving two daus., Susanna, ra. Ralph Leycester, jun., Esq.,
M.P., and Thcodosia; i. Mary; ii. Anne, m. 1st, the Rev.
Jlr. Felton, and 2ndly, the Rev. Mr. Cockayne; and in. Eliza-
beth. Dr. Egerton Leigh »i. 2ndly, Elizabeth Drinkwater, and
had by her, i. John; ii. William; iii. Austine; iv. Samuel;
V. George, d. unni. 1816; vi. William; i. Hester, and ii.
Jane. He ra. Srdly, Cassandra Phelps, and had issue, Henry,
Cassandra, Ariana, and Catherine. He d. at Bath 17C0. His
son and successor.
The Rev. Petek Leigh, LL.B., Rector of Lymme and
Middle, ra. Mary, dau. and co-heiress of Henry Doughty, Esq.
of Broadwell, co. Gloucester. He d. before his father, 1753,
leaving issue, i. Egerton, his heir; ii. Thomas Hodges; in.
Peter Neve ; iv. Timothy, d. uhm. in the East Indies, 1814;
I. Mary, ra. Robert Lancaster, Vicar of Arlsey, co. Bedford;
II. Anne, ra. John Frodsham, Capt. R.X.; and iii. EUzabeth,
who' d. v.nm. The son and heir,
Egerton Leigh, Esq. of the West Hall, High Leigh, and of
Twemlow, 6. 25 Oct. 1752; m. 21 Sept. 1778, Elizabeth, dau.
and co-heiress of Francis Jodrell, Esq. of Ycardsley and
Twemlow, co. Chester, and by her (who rf. 12 Jlarch, 1307)
had issue, i. Egerton, of the West Hall, High Leigh, his heir;
II. Peter, M.A., Rector of Lymme. h. 20 Aug. 1782; ra. 10 Nov.
1812, 3Iary, dau. of Thomas Blackburne, LL.D., Warden of
Manchester College: she d. 19 July, 1G19, aged 30; and Peter
Leigh ra. 2ndly, 18 March, 1828, Jane, dau. of Harriot Steward,
Esq. of Watford, co. Herts (deceased); iii. Jodrell, Vice-
Admiral R.N., of Broadwell, co. Gloucester, 6. 15 Jan.
1790, d. Oct. 1863; i. Mary Anne, m. 14 June, 1802,
James Abercromby, Lord Dunfermline ; n. Charlotte, ra.
Joseph Jellicoe, Esq. of Finchley, Middlesex (she d. at
Rome, 1823) ; iii. Emma, m. 1 May, 1811, John Smith, Esq.,
M.P. of Dale Park, Sussex (brother of Lord Carrington),
deceased; iv. Augusta, ra. 1S2I, Thomas Duinbleton, Epq. of
Hull Grove, Surrey (deceased); v. Caroline, deceased; and
VI. Harriet, d. unra. 1809. Mr. Leigh d. 22 June, 1833. The
eldest son,
Egerton Leith, Esq. of the West Hall, High Leigh, and of
Jodrell Hall, J. P., D.L., High SlierilT183G, formerly Capt. Sid
Dragoon Guards ; 6. 23 Aug. 1779; mi. 26 Dec. 1809, Wilhcl-
mina Sarah, dau. of the late George Stratton, Esq. of Te
Park, CO. Oxford, and had issue,
Egerton, of West Hall and Jodrell.
Eleanor Agnes, d. unra. 20 Nov. 1837.
Anna Elizabeth.
Beatrice Jidia, ra. 1st, 1845, the Rev. John Oliver Hopki
of Uffington, CO. Salop ; and 2ndly, the Rev. L. Burton.
Caroline, ra. 14 Sept. 1858, the E'jv. Richard Morris, Vi
of Eatington, co. Warwick, who d. 1859.
Augusta, ra. Charles Gresley, Esq. of the Close, Llchfieli
and has issue.
Mr. E. Leigh d. 15 Oct. 1SC5. The eldest son,
Egerton Leigh, Esq. of the West Hall, High Leigh, and Jo(
rell Hall, co. Chester, Broadwell House, co. Gloucester, an(
Bulcote Lodge, co. Notts, J. P. and D.L., late a Capt. 2nd Dri
goon Guards, and afterwards Major and Brevet Licut.-Col. 1st
Cheshire Militia, High Sheriff 1872, M.P. for Mid-Cheshire fium
1873 to 1876 ; ra. 20 Sept. 1842, Lydia Rachel, dau. and < o-
heirof John Smith Wright, Esq. of Bulcote Lodge, Notts, and^
had is.sue,
I. Egerton, now of West Hall. Jodrell, and Twemlow.
II. John Jodrell, b. 21 April, 1815; d. 20 April, 18G0.
III. Edward Egeeton, now of Broadwell, '/. 1 July, 1851 ; i
17 Sept. 1874, Laura Maude, youngest dau. of Sir Hen
Edwards, Bart, of Pye Nest, Halifax, and has issue, Joh
Egerton ; Henry Egerton.
IV. Neville Egerton (Rev.), 6. 2 Sept. 1852.
V. .\rthur Egerton, b. 6 Nov. 1863.
I. Eleanor Sophia Egerton, ra. 5 Aug. 1869, Sir Robei
Allied CunhflV, Bart, of Acton Park, Wrexham, and lu
issue.
Mr. Leigh ci. 1 July, 1S76.
Arms — Or, a lion rampant gu. Crest — A cubit arm vesle
paly of five pieces or and sa. cuffed arg. hand ppr. grasping
the upper and lower fragments of a broken tilting spear, the
point upwards. Motto — Force avec vertu.
Seats— West Hall, High Leigh, near Knutsford; Jodrell
Hall, Holmes Chapel, Chester.
LEIGH OF BKOWNSOVES HALL.
WAiiD-BorGHTOx-LEiGH, Edwaed Alieslet
BoronxoN, Esq. of BrownsoTer Hall, co. Warwick,
and Guilsborough Hall, co. Xorthanipton, J.P. and
D.L., High Slieriff 1874, b. 1822 ; m. 19 Dec. 18G7,
Ellen, dau. of Hon. Charles L. Butler, brother of
the 13th Lord Dunboync, and has issue,
I. Henbt Alleslet, b. 23 3Iay, 1877.
I. Ellen Thcodosia. ii. Maude Mary. in. Ada Rose.
IV. Edith Violet. v. Mabel Constance.
HinCatJC. — SccLeigh o/ west Hall, Ilijh Lei^h.
John Ward Buoughton Leigh, Esq. of Brownsover Hall,
and Guilsborough, b. 1790 (4th son of William Zouch
Lucas-Ward, Esq. of Guilsborough Park, co. Northampton),
assumed, by sign-manual, 1831, the additional surnames
and arms of Boughton and Leigh. He to. 1811, Thcodosia
de Malsburgh, only dau. and heir of Sir Egerton Leigh,
Bart., by Thcodosia his wife, dau. of Sir Edward I'.oughton,
Bart., and d. 18 June, 1808, leaving by her (who d. 1870),
I. John, 1st Dragoon Guards, d. v.nm.
II. Edward Allesley Bouguto.v, now of Erownsover Hall.
III. Theodosius, M..\., Vicar of Newbold-on-Avon, ra. Miss
Cottrell, and has issue.
IV. Egerton, M.A., Rector of Harborough Magna, m,
Andrews, and d. 8 Sept. 1870, leaving issue.
I. Thcodosia, ra. Thomas Fanshawe Parratt, Esq. of Effing-
ham House, SuiTey.
II. Grace, ra. Capt. Charles Rowley, R.X., eldest son of Sir
Charles Rowley, Bart.
III. Emma Adeline Leigh Boughton, m. 28 Sept. 1871, Julius
Levinson, Esq. of Copenhagen.
Arras — Quarterly, Leigh, Booghton, and Ward. Crests—
Leigh, Boughton, and Ward.
.SVf/fs— Brownsover Hall, near Rugby; Guilsborough Hall,
Northampton.
LEIGH OF LUTON EOO.
The late John Geeaed Leigh, Esq. of Luton
Hoo Park, co. Bedford, J.P., D.L., High Shcrif
CO. Herts, 1871, Lord of the Manors of Luton,
Hyde, Lcegrare, &c., b. 8 June, 1821; m. 1872.
Eleanor Lucy, dau. of Thomas Hawkes, Esq. and
widowof Hon. Humble Dudley Ward, and d. 1875.
El'llCatJC— John LeigHj Esq. of Eandhills, and Upton
III
LEI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEI
947
Lancaster, and Granse Hall, co. Chester, m. Elizabeth
'a 111, and was father of
ouN SiiAW Leicii, Esq. of Luton IIoo Park, J.P., Hish
riff 1856, 6. 20 July, 1791 ; m. 181S, Hannah, 3rd dau. of
uy Blundell Ilollinshead, Esq., of Deysbrook, co. Lan-
tcr, and d. 15 June, 1871, leaving issue,
John Gerard, late ot Luton Hoo.
Henry Blundell Leigh, m. 1855, Henrietta Dorothy, fifth
dau. of Thomas Hawkes, Esq., and d. 1876. ni. Thuuia.s.
. Jane, m. Capt. Henry Townshend, 3rd son of Henry Towns-
hcnd, Esq. ot Wincham Hall, Cheshire.
[. Elizabeth Mary, )». Jonathan Blundell Hawkes, Esq.
. Henrietta, d. 21 March, 1859.
.c'.t— Luton Hoo Park, Luton; the Grange, Liverpool.
Thomas Lord Kingsdown (who had a life interest
in them) .
Arms — Gu., a cross engrailed arg. between four lozenges
crm., for distinction a canton or. Ci-fU—X denii-Iion gu.
holding between the paws a lozenge arg. charged with a rose
gu. and charged on the shoulder for distinction with a cross
patee or.
Stats— Hindley Hall, Wigan ; Barham Court, Maidstone.
Town He^idenct, — 54, Grosvenor Street, W.
LEIGH OF WOODCHESTER PAHK.
Leigh, "Willia^i, Esq. of Woodchester Park, co.
oucester, J.P., b. 23 Sept. 1829 ; m. 25 June, 1859,
yy Victoria, dau. of the late Thomas Jarrett,
q.of Madras, Barrister-at-Law, and by her (who
G Feb. 1871) has issue,
. Francis William, 6. 4 July, 1860.
I. Henry Vincent, 6. 1 March, 1867.
II. Arthur Hubert, 6. 21 March, 1869; d. 12 June, 18C9.
V. Bertrand Charles, b. 27 Jan. 1871.
. 3Iary Blanche. ii. Beatrice Cecilia.
JltlTCilgC.— The ancestors of this family were for several
iciations seated at Ly mm, and from researches made in 1811, j
il'pcared probable that they had originally descended from
■ Leighs of West Hall, in High Leigh ; but as entries of
liuiee had not been made in the Heralds' College, it was
inn impracticable to ascertain with precision the particular
inch of the Leighs from which they originally sprang, so as
' ve a right to armorial bearings. The Herald's College
re made 6 March, 1811, a new grant of armorial bear-
\'. ii.LiAJi Leigd, Esq. of Liverpool, and of PiOby Hall, co.
ncaster. Merchant, son, by Katherine his wife, of William
i^li, Esq. of Lymm, co. Chester. He was h. 16 Sept. 1754,
. J2 Feb. 179S, Catherine, dau. and heir of Kichard
-on, Esq. of Liverpool, Merchant, and d. in Jan. 1815,
: -■ by this lady, who was the sole representative of her
, and through her mother, Mary Handley, an heiress,
intative also of Margaret, one of the co-heiresses of the
. of Frodsham of Elton, co. Chester (sec Okmekod's
' re), an only son,
ViiLiAM Leigh, Esq. of Woodchester Park, D.L. for the
t' Lancaster and Stafford, and J. P. for the latter, h. 4 Nov.
: m. 15 April, 1828, Caroline, 5th dau. of the late Sir
hn Gears Cotterell, Bart, of Garnons, co. Hereford, and by
r (who d. 15 Oct. 1878) had issue,
I. William, now of Woodchester Park.
I. Caroline Blanche, d. v.nm. 1852.
II. Beatrice Catherine, d. unvi. 1807.
r. Leigh, who had the Cross of the Order of St. Gregory the
oat, d. 4 Jan. 1873.
Ams — Gu., a cross engrailed arg. in the first quarter a
'U rampant or, and in the second a lozenge of the second.
— A lozenge gu. charged with a unicorn's head cuuped
- armed and crined or.
i— Woodchester Park, Stonehouse.
LEIGH OF BELMONT,
Leigh, Oswald Moslet, Esq. of Behnont Hall,
and Grappenhall Lodge, co. Chester, b. 1861.
ILCnrittJC— This family claims to bo a branch of th&
ancient family of Leigh of High Leigh.
Joseph Leigh, Esq. of Belmont, h. 25 Oct. 1703; r,i. 21 Oct.
1794, Margaret Sherlock, and had issue,
I. James Heath, of Belmont and Grappcnliall Lodge, J. P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1835, m. 9 Oct. 1827, Frances, 3rd
dau. of Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart, of RoUcston Hall, co-
Stafford, and d. 5 Aug. 1818, leaving issue,
1 Joseph, late of Belmont.
2 James Mosley, b. 16 March, 1832; m. 23 June. 1855,
Susan Mary, 2nd dau. of Capt. Wynyard, R.N., and niece
of the late Edward Lloyd, Esq. of Oldliekl Hall, co.
Clieshire, and d. s. p. 14 Jan. 1858.
3 Oswald Peter, of Belmont Hall, 6. 20 Sept. 1833; late
Lieut. 22nd regt. ; m. 1803, F" ranees, dau. of the Rev.
George Ayton Whitaker, and d. 1876, having had, with
other issue, a son, Oswald Moslet, now of Belmont Hall.
4 John, b. 5 July, 1835. 5 Albeit, 6. 26 Aug. 1841.
6 Henry Alfred, 6. 14 March, 1846.
1 Francis, ra. 14 Jan. 1858, the Rev. Francis Edward Bel-
combe, of the Brooms, near Stafford, Incumbent of
Whitley. 2 Amy Sophia.
II. John, Rector of Eggington, co. Derby, b. 8 Feb. 179a
d. 23 Oct. 1856.
Mr. Leigh d. 5 Aug. 1848, and was s. by his nephew,
Joseph Leigh, Esq. of Belmont, Capt. Chester Yeomanry
Cavalry, b. 7 May, 1830 ; m. 6 Oct. 1852, Fanny Penelope,
eldest dau. of the Rev. James Streynshain Master, Rector
of Chorley, and Canon of 3Ianchester, and was s. by his
brother, Oswald Peter, who d. 1870, and was s. by his son,
now of Belmont Hall.
Arms — Gu., a cross engrailed arg. ; in the 1st quarter a lion
rampant or ; and in the 2nd a lozenge of the second. Crest —
A lozenge ^u. charged with a unicorn's head coupcd arg.-
crined or. Motto — Leges juraquc servo.
Heat — Belmont, Northwich, co. Chester.
LEIGH OF HINDLEY HALL.
Leigh, Eogee, Esq. of Hindley Hall, co. Lan-
i-ter, and Barham Court, Kent, Lord of the Manor
r Preston in the first-named co., J. P. Kent and
■incashire, b. 27 April, 1840 ; m. 29 May, 1861,
ilizabeth Jane, eldest dau. of Thomas Eden Black-
ell, Esq., 91st Eoyal Argyllshire Highlanders, and
rand-dau. of the late Gen. Blackwell, C.B.,andhas
asue,
I. Jlargaret Caroline. ii. Amabel Frances Louisa.
III. Mary Etheldreda. iv. Emma Lindsay.
Ir. Leigh is the adopted son of the late Sir Eobert
lolt Leigh, Bart, of Hindley Hall (who d. 1843).
Ic was educated at Ch. Ch. Oxford, and Trin. Coll.
'arabridge. He s. to the estates in 1867, under the
vill of Sir R. Holt Leigli, Bart., at the dcalli of
LEIGH OF EOSEGARLAND.
Leigh, Feancis Acgustine, Esq. of Eosegar-
land, CO. Wexford, J.P., High Sheriff 1SG7, formerly
Lieut. 10th Hussars, b. 24 Nov. 1822 ; m. Augustine,
dau. of Mons. Charles Perrier, of Metz, in the
Province of Lorraine, and has issue,
1S53, appointed Lieutenant.
I. Francis Robert, b. 23 April,
Wexford Militia, 14Dec. 1872.
II. Edward, b. 25 August, 1867.
I. Rose Jane. ii. Frances.
III. J.\r.e.
Mr. Leigh s. his grandfather 1839.
itlltCHQC- — Francis MacLaoighsigh, MacLtsagh, Mac-
Lye, or Lte petitioned for a lease of the dissolved Monastery,
town and lands of the Holy Cross of Killeigh, near GeashiH,.
King's Co., 1551, and obtained a lease of them next year; two
months after, 30 Nov. 1652, he obtained a grant of EnghsU
liberty to enable him to hold the lauds. He m. the dau. of
John O'CarroU, and had issue,
I. John, his successor.
II. Arthur, living in 1612, and mentioned in his brother's,
will in remainder to his estates.
III. Francis, in the army, appointed 0 Sept. 1579.
IV. Henry, living in 1612.
Francis MacLaoighsigh or Lye was dead in 1573, and his lands'
were in possession of his eldest son,
John SIacLaoighsigh, Lte, or Ly, wlio having a perfect
knowledge of the English language as well as the Irish, was
appointed Interpreter to the State, and was granted for his
services as interpreter, by patent dated 9 May, 1584, 26 Queen
Elizabeth, the fee of the monastery of Killeigh, which he
then held under the lease made to !us father, and obtained a
grant of Rathbrido, co. Kildare, dated 1 June, 1591. lie m.
948
LEI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEI
Amy, clau. of George FitzGerald, Esq. of Ticroghan, co. jMeath,
and sister of Sir Edward FitzGerald, Knt. of same place, and
had issue,
I. John, his heir. n. Andrew, a minor in 1G12.
I. Katlierinc, m. James FitzGerald, Esq of O.stialdeston, co.
Kildare. u. Mabel. iii. Mary. iv. JIargaret.
V. Bridget. vi. Amy. vii. Ellen.
John MacLaoighsiffh, or Ly, d. 7 May, 1712, and was buried at
the Cathedral of Kildare, where his tombstone still remains. He
was s. by his eldest son,
John Leigh, Esq. of Rathbride, who with his mother having
alienated some of his fathers lands, got a pardon for alienation
dated 14 Dec. 1613. He was in great favour with Charles I.,
and was a faithful subject during tire Protectorate of Oliver
Cromwell. He had by liis wife, whose name was Dowdall,
the following issue,
I. Francis, his heir.
II. Robert, who was abroad with CnARLEs II. during Crom-
well's time, and after the Restoration, as a reward for his
faithful and loyal services, got a grant of the manor of Rose-
garland, CO. Wexford, by the several letters patent dated
18 May, 1668, and 9 Sept. 1669, and by other letters patent
the manors of Colpe, alias Newbawn, Longraige, Garry
Pikhard, 3,344 acres, and other lands in the cos. Wexford and
Kildare. He ui. Oct. 1673, Margaret, dau. of Sir Cesar Col-
clough, 2nd bart. of Tintern Abbey, co. Wexford, and
sister and heiress of Sir Cesar Colclough, 3rd and last bart.,
by whom (who d. 1722) he had no issue. On his marriage
he assumed the additional name aad arms of Colclocgh.
By his will, dated 4 May, 1604, and proved 11 June, 1695, he
bi'queathed his estates to his nephew, as below.
I. Mabel, ni. 1675, James Barne wall.
John Leigh d. abi-oad and intestate. Administration was
granted, 5 May, 1660, to his eldest son,
Francis Lcigh, Esq. of Rathbride, who was appointed
Eseheator-General of Leinster by letters patent dated 22 July,
1653, and M.P. for the borough of Kildare 1689. Having sup-
ported James II., he was attainted of high trea-'on in 1691,
when all his lands were forfeited. He ra. Feb. 1662, Judith,
dau. of Henry Spencer, by whom he had,
I. Robert, who was executor and heir of his uncle, Robert
Lcigh-Colclough, d. v.nin. ; administration granted to his
brother Francis, 7 Nov. 1724.
II. John, of Dubhn, d. unm. ; administration granted to his
brother Robert, 20 July, 1700.
in. Andrew, of Friar.stown, co. Kildare, d. unm. ; adminis-
tration granted to his brother Francis, 30 Nov. 1706.
rv. I'RANcis, of whom presently.
I. Judith, d. unm. 1700.
The 4th son,
Francis Leigh, Esq. of Rnthangan, co. Kildare, «. his
brother in the Wexford estate, and became of Rosecarland.
He '//!. 1st, Sept. 1699, Alice, widow of John Rawlins, Esq.
of Rathangan, by whom (who d. 1702) he had no issue ; he m.
2iidly, Miss Carew, by whom he had issue,
I. John, his heir.
u. Robert, a Free Burgess of New Ross 1730, d. unm. 1734.
ni. Andrew, a Free Burgess of New Ross 1735, d. unm. 1745.
n. Cecilia, vi. 1729, Joseph, 1st Earl of MiUtown, and d. 1737.
n. Judith, d. unm. 1788. iii. Mary.
Mr. Leigh d. 1727, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Leigh, Esq. of Rosegarland, M.P. for New Ross from
1727 to 175S; m. July, 1727, Mary, dau. of John Cliffe, Esq.
of Mulrancan, co. Wexford, by whom he had
Robert, his heir.
Grace, m. 20 Mav, 1758, Anthony, Sth Earl of Meath, and
d. 20 Oct. 1812.
Mr. Leigh, whose w^ill, dated 2 April, 1751, was proved 27
Sept. 1753, was s. by his only son,
Robert Leigh, Esq. of Rosegarland, &. 1729, M.P. for New
Eoss from 1753 to 1800, D.L. co. Wexford, and appointed
Lieut. -Col. of the Wexford Militia 1763; m Feb. 1750, Arabella,
d.iu. of Robert Leslie. Esq. of Glasslough, co. Monaghan, by
whom he had,
I. Francis, his heir.
II. Charles, Major in the army, d.unm.
III. Joseph, of Tinnakilly, co. Wicklow, Collector of the
town of Wicklow 1799, m. Aug. 1797, Mary, dau. of Stephen
RalcUffe, Judge of the Prerogative Court, and had issue,
1 Stephen, d. v.nm.; 1 Ellen, m. 10 Feb. 1836, Charles
Arthur Walker, of Tykillen, V.L. co. Wexford, M.P. ; 2
Arabella ; 3 Marj' Anne.
Arabella, m. June, 1782, Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq., M.P.
for Fethard, and d. 2 Aug. 1806.
Mr. Leigh, whose will, dated 10 April, 1802, was proved 10
May, 1803, was s. by his eldest son,
FiiAScis Leigh, Esq. of Rosegarland, 6. 175.5, Collector of
Wexford 1794, Sovereign of New Ross 1799. llam. Dec. 17SS,
Grace, dau. of Richard Baldwin, Esq., by whom he had,
I. John Robert, m. Feb. 1822, Dorothea Anne, dau. <
Edward FitzGerald, Esq. of Carrigoran, co. Clare; anu .
in his father's lifetime, 7 July, 1827, leaving by her (wh
'III. 2nd]y, 7 Sept. 1832, Hervey Francis de Montmorencj
E.^q. {see Burke's Pierage, Viscount Frank-fort),
1 Francis Adgostine, now of Rosegarland.
2 Charles Edward, b. 1823, formerly in the 99th foot ; m
18.33, Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Parker, Esq., of Hauslop
Park, CO. Bucks, and d. s.p. at Paris Nov. 1867.
II. Charles, b. 1797, d. unm. 1821.
III. Francis, of Sion, co. Wexford, 6. 1808; High Sheriff c
Wexford 1837 ; m. June, 1830, Mary Martin, dau. of Joh;
Southcote Mansergh, Esq. of Grcuaue, co. Tipperary, b;
whom he has issue,
1 F'rancis Charles, formerly Lieut. Wexford Militia, i
1831. 2 John Robert. 3 Charles, d. unm. i
4 Leslie Cecil Hore. '
1 Grace Mary, m. George King, Major 53rd regt.
2 Mary Arabella, m. July 1S54, Percy Lorenzo Harvey
Esq. of Lonsdale, co. Wexford.
3 Elizabeth Kate Ellen, d. unm. 4 Dorothea Olivia.
I. CecUia, m. Major-Gen. Thomas Hore, and d. 28 July
1868.
II. Grace, 6. 1791; d. 1708. in. JIary, d. unm.
Mr. Leigh, who was M.P. for Wexford from 1793 to 1802, d
1839, when he was s. by his grandson, now of Rosegarland.
Arms — Arg., two bars az. abend compony counter-compon;
gu. and or. Crest — A dexter hand lying fcssways couped at th
wrist holding a sword erect impaling three gory heads all ppi
Mutto — En Dios se vince; and Conlan-a-bu.
Seat — Rosegarland, New Ross, co. Wexford. I
♦
LEIGHTON" OF SWEENEY HALL.
Leighton, Stanlet, Esq. of Sweeney Hall, Salop
and the Whiteliouse, co. Worcester, M.A., Ballio
Coll. Oxford, M.P. for North Salop, J.P. cos. Salo]
and Montgomery, Capt. loth Salop Rifle Volunteers
called to the Bar, 1861, Inner Temple, b. 13 Oct
1837 ; m. 27 Aug. 1873, Jessie Marie, dau. of H. B
W. Williams-Wynn, Esq. of Nant-y-I\Ieiched, co
Montgomery, and Howbery Park, co. Oxford, an( i
lias issue,
Bertie Edward Pakkeb, b. 26 Nov. 1875.
Rachel Francis Marion.
Mr. Stanley Leighton, ■who is 2nd son of Si
Baldwin Leighton, 7th bart., of Loton Pai'k, an(
Sweeney Hail, M.P. by Mary, dau. of Tlioma
Netherton Parker, Esq. of Sweeney Hall, and even
tual heir to her brother, the Rev. John Parkei
became possessed of the Sweeney estates by deed o
gift from his father in 1869.
^LtUCiXfiC— For Leighton, see Burke's Fcerage an
Baronetage.
^iimilff 0f l^arlicr.
Thomas Parker, Yeoman of Tewkesbury, built the White
house, in the parish of Longdon, co. Worcester, and by dee
15S9 settled his estate on his eldest son,
Thomas Parker, Gent., of the Whitehouse, who m. io^
Thomasine, sister of Philip Monox, Esq. of Porchester, Kent
and dying 1605, was s. by his son,
Thomas Parker, Gent, of the Whitehouse, 6. 1599, d. 163(
and was s. by his son,
Thomas Parker, Gent, of the Whitehouse, m. 1649, An
Yonger, of Welch Court, Yatton, co. Hereford, and dyin
in 1670, was s. by his son,
Thomas Parker, Gent, of the Whitehouse, h. 1650; rn. 168-.
Eleanor Rogers (through whom the Parkers became possessc
cf an estate at Compton, co. Gloucester), and d. in 1700. H
T.as 5. by his son,
Thomas Parker, Esq. of the Whitehouse, 6. 1687; m. Mar
Jeffes, and dying in 175J, left issue,
t Thomas, hi.s heir. it. John, heir to his brother.
I. ?.Iary, m. J. Smith, Esq., Glover, of Worcester, Capt. i
Worcestershire Militia.
II. Eleanor, m. Samuel West, Esq., Haberdasher, of Worce!
ter. D.L. for co. Worcester, and Sheriff 1777.
III. Elizabeth, m. Moses Johnson.
The elder son,
Thomas Parker, Esq. of the Whitehouse, Attomey-at-Lav
h. 1732, was a benefactor to Longdon Church, where there :
a monument to his memory. He d. unm. in 1794, and was
by his brother.
LEI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEI
949
.■,iiN PATiKrn, Esq. of the Whiteliousc, who succccilca liis
,ri- b. 1734; m. Mury, dau. and co-lioir of Chiirlcs
n' Ksq. of Cambenvell, and dying in 1796, was s.by his
iiild,
MAS NETHEnTON Pabkeu, Esq. of the Whitohonse, h.
,)i. nye. Sarah, only dau. of George Browne, Esq. of
I ry, and sole heir of her uncle, Edward Browne, Esq. of
M'y.' Mr. Parker was D.L. for the cos. of Worcester and
.r.P. for Shropshire and the horough of Oswestry, Cupt.
Worcestershire Yeomanry, Capt. in the North Shrop-
N'oUmteers in 180.5. He d. 1848, having had issue,
liiomas Browne,, J. P. for Shropshire, Cornet in Shropshire
Yiomanrv. 6. 17!(7 ; d. nam. 1833.
lOBN (iiev.), who it. his father, of Sweeney Hall, and the
hitehouse, Vicar of Llanyblodwcll, Ptural Dean, J. P. for
1 opshiro, 6. 1798; d. unia. 1860.
>i uiY, who 5. her brother, b. 1793 ; to. in 18^2, Sir BaUl-
,1 Leighton, Bart., and d. 5 March, 18G4, leaving, with
ler issue {see liunRc's Bai-onclar/e),
.- ; anley-Leigiiton, now of Sweeney Hall.
: . Sarah Elizabeth.
(fiunilvr of aSal'icr iiuir ILVo'faitc.
iiiitAS BAKEn, Gent, of Weston, Lullingficlds, co. Salop,
rised the estate of Sweeney in 1G23, from Andrew
I'.re, Esq., of Petton, co. Salop, whose father had pur-
,1 it from Henry, the last Earl of Arundel, of the Eitz-
iiimily, 1563. He d. 1639, and was s. by his son,
'MAS IlAKER, Esq. of Swccney, ?ii. Elizabeth, dan. of Col.
;n Fenwick (her sister to. Judge Mackwortli). He built
V house at Sweeney. In the civil wars he adhered to the
.mentary side. He was Sheriff of Shopshire in 1049, and
1 grant of arms, and was M.P. for same co. in 1653.
-■ in 1675 s. J), he devised his estates to his cousin, JIary,
, of Thomas Goiigh, of Bcsford, and wife of Thom s Brown,
Little Ness, Salop, who thus became seated at Sweeney,
I was s. by his son,
J iioMAS Browke, Esq. of Sweeney, who was pricked for
: iff in 1685, but succeeded in excusing himself from the
J. He m. Christina Browne of Essex, and was s. by his
! HOMAS Browne, Esq. of Sweeney, 6. 1682; vi. 1703, Sarah,
11. of Edward Lloyd, of Leaton Manor, Salop, lied. 1729,
:! left issue,
I. Thomas, of Swccney.
u. Edward, Mayor of Oswestry 1780; c?. s. p. 1791.
I Ider son,
,;oMAS Browne, Esq. of Sweeney, b. 1706; m. 17S0, Hannah,
of Edward Lloyd, of Crumpwell, Salop (through whom
■tateat Trcginva and Pentracoed eventually came to the
iiily), and d. in 1761. He left issue,
'numias, of Sweeney, &. 1731; d. s. ',■>. 1768.
ward, of Sweeney, 6. 1733; m,. Margaret Howell, of Tre-
ack; d. «. ?). 1783.
.i>rge, TO. Mary, dau. of John Bill, of Killshcw, co. Mont-
,- imery, and dying in 1780, left an only child,
Sarah, who eventually became heir to her uncle, Edward
Browne, and, as stated, m. T. N. Parker, Esq.
I'rancis, h. 1738 ; in. Elizabeth Lloyd, of Osbaston, d. s. p.
1781.
lah, TO. Kcv. Owen Owen, of Ty-gwyn, co. Merioneth,
liector of Llangyniew, d. s. p. 1816.
.■ma — Leichton, Quarterly, per f ess indented or and gu. ;
:!CER, sa., on a less arg. between three pheons points down-
Is or, a buck's head cabossed of the field between two
ts ; Browne, erm., on a fess embattled and counter-em-
ied sa. three escallop shells arg. CVt.ii.s— Leighton, A
rrn expanded sa ; Parker, A buck's head cabossed sa. ;
'Wse, A crane's htad issuing from a fess embattled sa.
ot.'— Leiguton, Dread shame : Paricer, Ncc liuctu nee
I movetur.
■ !(.<— Sweeney Hall, near Oswestry ; and Whitehouse, co.
.ccstcr.
LEIR OF JAGGAKD'S HOUSE.
TjEII?, Thomas Macie, Esq. of Jaggard's House,
ills, and of Exeter Coll. Oxford, h. 19 Nov. 1795 ;
182:i, Anne, dau. of J. CoUard, Esq. of Swansea,
: 1 1 had issue,
I. Thomas Main, 6. 1823; to. 1847, Maria Louisa, only dau.
of Kear Admiral WilUam Jones Lye, of Bath.
I n. Charles. in. Henry.
'* 1. Anne.
II. Jane.
III. Maria.
IV. Isabella.
iiuragt. — This is the Somersetshire branch of the
-voushire family of Leir or Lear of Lyndridge Hull, Devon,
which settled at Ditcheat and Cliarlton Musgrove, in the
reign of James I.
Kev. Thomas Leir, h. 1640 ; to. Mary, dau. of Ealph Freke,
Esq. of Hannington Hall, Wilts, by Cecilia, dau. of Sir
Thomas Colepepper, Bart, of Hollingbournc, and left issue,
Thomas, his heir, b. 1702.
Mary, to. William Norman, Esq., Stoke Lane, Somer.set.
Ann, m. T. Chaffey Cooper, Esq. of Yalliampton Honso.
Jane, to. J. By thesea, Esq. of Week House and Chapmanslade,
Wilts. Elizabeth, d. s. j).
The eldest son,
Bev. Thomas Leir, b. 1702, .■!. his father in the estates and
Living of Ditcheat, and also his uncle William Leir, of Charl-
ton-Musgrove, 1743 ; to. Elizabeth, dau. of Paul Methuen,
of Bradford, Wilts, and had issue.
Kev. Thomas Leik, s. his father in the estates and Livings of
Ditcheat and Charlton-Musgrove 1781 ; m. 1764, dau. of John
Shore, Esq. by his wife Mary, dau. and heiress of John
Kington, Esq. of Jaggard's House, Wilts, and had issue,
Thomas, 6. 1765, of Jaggard's House, Weston, and Whitby.
John, b. 1767, d. s. p.
William (st'c Marriott nf DitcJimi).
Paul, b. 1770, of Charlton-Musgrove, to. Fanny, relict of
\Villiam Morton Plcdell, of VVhatcombe House, Dorset.
Cliarles, b. 1779, d. s. p.
llichard, b. 1780, of FiingwcU House, Somerset.
Tlie eldest son,
Thomas Leir, Esq. of Weston, J. P., b. 17 Oct. 176.5; to.
Jane, dau. of the Kev. John Jekyll, D.D., Vicar of Ever-
creech, Precentor of St. David's Cathedral, and left issue,
Thomas Macie, his heir; John Macie ; Jane Elizabeth ; Mary,
TO. the Kev. Edward Wilkius ; Anne; and Helen. Mr. Leir
d. 9 May, 1836.
Arms — Az., a fess raguly between three unicorns' heads
erased or. Crest — A demi-unicorn rampant having between
his legs a staff raguly.
.Si('(.s— Jaggard's House, Chippenham; and Unhill, near
Westoa-super-Mare.
»
LEIR OF DITCHEAT.
Leir, Eev. William Maeeiott, M.A., of Dit-
cheat, Soinerset, b. 1805 ; m. 1840, Mary Ann, only
dau. of Edward Langford, Esq. of Truugie Park,
Cornwall, and has issue,
I. Richard Langford, Capt. 31st regt., J. P., b. 1841.
II. Charles Edward (Kev.), M.A., 6. 1842.
III. William Metheun, Capt. late 82nd regt., J. P. for Somer-
set, of Combehead, Devon.
I. Constance Mary, m. 8 Jan. 1873, Robert Lecky Watson,
Esq. of Kilconner House, Bagnalstown, co. Carlow.
iLinCitflr.— Kev. AVilliam Leir, M.A., J.P. (3rd son of
Kev. Thomas Leir, of Charlton-Musgrove {see preceding
Memoir), b. 1768, s. his father at Ditcheat in 1812; m. 4 April,
1804, Harriott, dau. of Kandolph Blarriott, Esq. of Leases
Hall, eo. York, 1804, and has issue,
William Marriott, now of Ditcheat.
Charles Marriott, B.A., Hector of Charlton Musgrove,
AVincanton, b. 2 April, 1812; to. 6 May, 1852, Frances Anne,
dau. of William Eardley liichardcs, Esq., K.A., of Brynei-
thin, CO. Cardigan, J. P., and by her (who d. 12 Jan. 1864)
had issue,
1 Charles Paul, 6. 21 Feb. 1853 ; d. 22 Sept. 1877.
2 Edward Methuen, b. 24 July, 1854.
3 Frank William, b. 30 May, 1S58.
4 Lewis Kandolph Marriott, b. 11 Aug. 1S60.
1 Marianne Frances, b. 26 Aug. 1855.
2 Emma Charlotte, b. 7 Oct. 1856.
j_i-ms — Az., a fess raguly between three unicorns' heads
erased or. Crest — A demi-imicorn rampant having between
his legs a staff raguly.
(Scttt — Ditcheat, Castle Cary, Somerset.
liEITH OF FREEFIEIiD AND
GliENKINDIE.
Leith, Alexander, Esq. of Frecfield and Glen-
kindie, co. Aberdeen, J.P. and D.L., M.A. Trin.
Coll. Cambridge, Member of the Royal Archers,
Queen's Body Gruard for Scotland, formerly an
Advocate at the Scottish Ear, b. 19 Dec. 1817 ; m.
Aug. 1813, Mary Anna, only dau. of Gen. Sir Alex-
ander Halkett, K.H. (of the family of Pitlirrane, co.
Fife) , and has an only dau. and heiress,
Georgxana.
950
LEI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEI
iltllCagC— The LEiTns, of Freefield and Glenkindie, are
descended from a common ancestor with the Leiths of Leith
Hall, from whom they branched off ahout 16S8. They also
represent the ancient House of the Steachass of Glentoidte.
They have been a hardy and long-lived race, the last four
heads of the family having lived to the ages respecUvely of
90, 86, 81, and 85.
Alexander Leith, Esq., 2nd son of James Leith, Esq. of
Leith Hall, acquired from George Leith, of Tre&eld, with
consent of his son, Peter, the lands of Trefield. Bonnytoun,
&c., by a disposition, dated 26 Jan. 1702; and having also
made several purchases, got a charter under the Great Seal of
the lands of Treefield, New Rain, Barreldykes, .fee, all erected
into one free barony, to be called the Barony of Freefield in
all time coming, aad tliis has continued to be the chief title
of the family ever since. This charter is dated 26 Jan. 1705.
He 711. Christian, dau. of Alexander Davidson, of Xewton, by
whom he had four sons, 1 Alesasdeb, his heir ; 2 Walter ;
3 Patrick; 4 George. He afterwards acquired from his cousin-
german. Sir Patrick Strachan, the lands and barony of Glen-
kindie, anno 1738, of which he put his son in possession iri his
own lifetime, and the son was long designated by that title.
Tliis Alexander lived to the age of 90, and dying amio 175-1,
was «. by his eldest son,
Alexander Leith, 1st of Glenkindie, and subsequently of
Freefield, who was served and retoured heir to his father by
a precept from Chancery, dated 26 April, 1756. He m. Jean,
eldest dau. of Alexander Garden, Esq. of Troup, Advocate,
by Jean his wife, dau. of Sir Francis Grant, of Cullen, one of
the Senators of the Court of Justice, by whom he had two
sons and four daus.,
Alexander. Garden.
Jean, m. George Buchan Hepburn, Esq. of Smeaton,
Advocate. Christian. Bethia. Agnes.
The eldest son,
Alexander Leith, Esq. of Freefield and Glenkindie, m. 1774,
jiary Elizabeth, dau. of James Gordon, of Cobairdie, by
3Iary his wife, dau. of the 15th Lord Forbes, and had seven
Fons and six daus., of whom one, Elizabeth Ann, was wife of
Peter Gordon, of Abergeldie. Mr. Leith d. 1828, and was s.
by his son,
Gen. Sir Alexan-der Leith, K.C.B., of Freefield and Glen-
kindie, Col. 31st regt., a distinguished Peninsular officer, who
served in Holland, Egypt, West Indies, Peninsula, and South
of France, and received a cross and one clasp for his services
in command of the 31st foot at Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Xivelle,
Xive, and Orthes. He ra. 1st, Maria, eldest dau. of Robert
Disney Thorpe, Esq., M.D., of Headingley, near Leeds, one of
the co-heirs of the Baron j of Brave, and by her had issue,
Alexan-der, now of Freefield and Glenkindie.
Kohert William Disney, Lieut.-Gen., C.B., ™. 14 June, 1865,
Mary Charlotte Julia, only dau. of Sir Henry Percy Gordon,
and Lady Mary his wife, dau. of the Earl of Ashburnham,
and has issue, Alexander Henry, 6. 1866; Robert Disney,
6.1873; MaryLevina; Maria Alice; Edith; and Elizabeth
Charlotte.
James, V.C, Major Scots Greys, ra. a dau. and co-heiress of
Thomas Shaw, Esq., and d. 1869, leaving three daus.,
Isabella Mary ; Maria Caroline ; and Elizabeth Ann.
Thomas, Major 14th Bombay Xative Infantry, late A.D.C.
to Sir Bartle Frere, Governor of Bombay, 7/i. Mary, dau. of
Hon. Col. Dalzell, C.B., and has issue, Alexander; Robert;
and Evelyn.
Ann Katherine, ra. Alex. Innes, Esq. of Raemoir and Cowie,
CO. Kincardine.
Mary Sarah, jii. Robert F. 0. Farquharson, Esq. of Houghton
and Balding, co. Aberdeen, and has sis daus.
Sir Alexander Leith m. 2ndly, March, 1841, Mary (the present
Lady Leith, of West Hall, Oyne, co. Aberdeen), dau. of the
late Roderick Mackenzie, Esq. of Glack, by Christina Niven
his 2nd wife, sister of Sir Harry Xiven, Bart. He d. 1859.
Arms — Or, a cross-crosslet fitchee sa. between three crescents
in chief and as many fusils in base gu. a border az., quartering
az. a hart tripping or, attired and unguled gu. Crests — A cross •
crosslet fitchee sa., and a stag at gaze ppr. Mottoes — Trusty to
the end; and Non timeo sed caveo.
Sfc'/s— Freefield, Old Rayne, by Insch; Glenkindie, Invcr-
kindie, Inverness.
LEITH OF "WHITEHAUaH.
See Foebes-Leith.
Williara Charles Hainilton, Esq. of CraighlaTv, cc
"VYigton ; served in the 93rd Highlanders with dis
tinctiou through the Canadian rebelhon of 1857-.JC
the Crimean AV'ar, and the Indian Mutiny ; is ;
Emght of tlie Legion of Honoui', and of the OrJe
of the Mejidie.
JLtllCttgC— The surname of Leith is of great antiquit; j
in Scotland, and those who bore it held, in a remote era, vas I
possessions, including the barony of Restalrig, and others i;
the shire of Mid-Lothian and territory of Leith, whence, ir i
presumed, the name was assumed. The immediate anct '_
of the family before us,
William Leith, of Barnis, living in the time of Davii
Bruce, and said to have been the male representative of th- ,
Leiths of Edingarrock, was Provost of Aberdeen in 1350, an
proprietor of the lands of Caprington, in co. Aberdeen. 11.
m. a dau. of Donald, 12th Earl of Marr, and had two s Jiis
Laurence, his heir; and John, Ambassador to the Coui t o i
England in 1412. WiUiam Leith d. sometime in the reign o' j
Robert II., and was s. by his elder son,
Laurence Leith, of Barnis, co. Aberdeen, Provost of Aber-
deen 1401, 1403, and 1411, from whom descended i
James Leith, of New Leslie, m. Margaret, dau. of Alexandei \
Strachan, of Glenkindy, and had issue, John, his heir:
Alexander, ancestor of the Leiths of Glenkindy and Fre/JiM:
AVilUam, d. s. p. ; Margaret, m. Gordon of Beldomie ; anJ
Jean, ra. John Grant, of Tomavillion. The eldest son,
John Leitu, Esq. of Leith Hall, m. Janet Ogilvie, dan. oi
George, 2nd Lord Banff, by Agnes Falconer his wife, dau. ci
Alexander, 1st Lord Haikerton, and had issue, John, his suc-
cessor; Patrick; George, of Blackall; Laurence; Anthony;
and Elizabeth, rn. Richard Gordon, Esq. of Craigmile. i
Mr. Leith, acquiring the whole estate of Leslie, intheGarrock, I
regained possession of the lands of Edingarrock, his ancient i
patrimonial inheritance. He d. 1727, and was s. by his eldest
son,
John Leith, Esq. of Leith Hall, m. Mary, dau. of Charles
Hay, Esq. of Rannes; and dying 1736, left (with a dau.,
Janet, rn. James Gordon, of Ardmillie) a son and heir,
John Leith, of Leith Hall, who augmented his estate by
the lands of Lair and Adlair. He m. Harriot, dau. uuJ
heiress of Alexander Steuart, of Auchluncart, and had issue,
heirs in succession.
liEITH OF LEITH HALL.
Leith-Hay, Col. Alexaxdee Sebastian, CB.,
of Leith Hall, co. Aberdeen, J.P. and D.L., b. 1819 ;
s. 1862 ; m. 1860, Cliristina Grace Agnes, dau. of
John, ■)
Alexander, J
James (Sir), a Lieut.-Gen. in the army, G.C.B., IC.T.S.,
Grand Cordon of the Order of Merit of France, Governor oi
Barbados, and Commander of the Forces in the WindMurc
and Leeward Islands. Sir James Leith d. 16 Oct. 1816.
John Leith d. 1763, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Leith, Esq. of Leith Hall, at whose decease, without
issue, 1778, the estates devolved on his brother,
Alexander Leitu, who having s. Andrew Hay, of Rannes.
was the late Gen. Alexander Leith-Hat, of Rannes and
Leith Hall. This gentleman, who was b. 1758, rn. 1784, Mary,
dau. of Charles Forbes, Esq. of Ballogie, and by her (who d.
1824) had issue,
Andrew, his heir.
John James, Rear-.\dmiral R.N.. m. the dau. of Alexander
Forbes, Esq. of Blackford, and d. Oct. 1854, leaving two
sons and two daus.
Harriet Christian, rn. Sir H. N. Lumsden, Bart., and d. 1820.
Mary, 'rn. Major Mitchell, of Ashgrove, and is deceased.
Elizabeth, rn. Alexander Forbes, Esq. of Blackford, and is
deceased. Margaret, d. unm.
Gen. Hay d. 16 May, 1838, and was s. by his eldest son.
Sir Andrew Leith-Hat, Knt. of Rannes and Leith Hall.
b. 17 Feb. 17s5, K.H., Knight Commander of Charles III.o,
Spain, and member of the Legion of Honour, J. P., D.L..
Lieut. -Col in the army, M.P. for the Elgin district of burghs
1833-33 and 1S41-47, Clerk of Ordnance 1834-38, Governor oi
Bermuda 1838-41, served throughout the Peninsular War, oi
which he has written a history; knighted 1S34; rn. Isl6,
Mary Margaret, dau. of William Clark, Esq. of Bui.klaD(
House, Devon, and by her (who d. 1659) had issue,
Alexander Sebastian, now of Leith Hall, and head of tll£ J
family of Leith. I
William, b. 31 July, 1819; rn. 4 Oct. 1844, Emma, eldest ■
dau. of J. P. Swete, Esq. of Oxton, Devon; and d. 28 Oct
1861, leaving issue.
James, b. 26 Xov. 1820 ; m. Maria, dau. of Col. Grey, am
has two sons and five daus.
Korman, b. 19 Aug. 1829; lost on the cost of Australia, 1857
Charles, b. 18 Oct. 1831.
Caroline EHzabeth.
Sir Andrew Leith-Hay d. 13 Oct. I8C2.
LEL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LE]kI
951
jf ,.»i,,_Qnarterly, 1st and 4th, or, a cross-crosslet fitcliec sa.
ptween three crescents in chief and as many fusils in base
irways gu. ; 2nd and 3rd, quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg., three
lescutcheons gu., 2nd and 3rd, gu., throe cinqucfoils arg.
rests— A cross-erosslet fitchce sa., for Leith ; A goat arg., for
[at. Supporters— Two naked men wreathed about the loins,
leh holding in his exterior hand a club. Mottoes — Trustie to
16 end ; and Sparc nought.
^'^(ij_Leitii Hall, near Kinnethmont, co. Aberdeen.
LELY OF FRAMINGHAM HALL AND
CAWTHORPE.
Lelt, "William Geixfield, Esq. of Framingliam
lall, Norfolk, and Cawthorpe, co. Lincoln, J. P.
or Norfolk, b. 1S3S ; to. 18G7, Annette Jane, dau.
f Edward T. Massy, Esq. of Cottesmore, co.
'embrokc, J.P. and D.L., and has issue,
I. Frederick Massy Grinfield, 6. 1868 ; d. 1871.
II. HCGH MOUNTENET, b. 1869.
III. George Peel, b. 1870. iv. Edward Barham, 6. 1872.
Y. Arthur Vaughan, 6. 1874.
VI. Conrad William, 6. 1875.
I. Helen Mary, 6. 1870.
tfr. Lely is 6th in descent from Sir Peter Lely,
^om-t Painter to Chaeles II., who d. 1680, seised
if the Manors of Greetwell and Cherry Willingham,
0. Lincoln, in which co. his descendants have since
csidcd.
ILinC<ltj;t.— Sir Peter Lely, of the Piazza, Covent Garden,
,ondon, of Kew Green, Surrey, and of Greetwell, co. Lincoln,
he Court Painter, b. 1617; knighted by King Charles II. ;
1. 1680. His will, dated 4 Feb. 1679, and proved 28 Jan.
680, mentions his son and heir, John Lely, his dau., Anne,
ind his sister, Catharine Maria, widow of Conradt Week,
Jurgomasterof Grol, inGuelderland. Sir Peter's son, the said
John Lely, Esq. of Kew Green, and Greetwell, co. Lincoln,
n. Anne, dau. of Fiichard Mounteney, Esq. of Kew, and d.
728, leaving two sons, Eichard, of Greetwell Hall, co. Lincoln
described in his epitaph, in Greetwell Church, as "Petri
:.cly. Car. II. Pictoris, Nepos Natu-maximus "), who d. 1736,
vithout surviving issue; and
Peter Lely, Esq. of Lincoln, 6. 1693; m. Frances Maple-
oft ; and d. 1761, having had twenty children, of whom
hree only left descendants,
I. David, of Grantham, 6. 1743 ; m. Elizabeth Todd, and had
issue,
1 Peter, 6. 1774 ; d. umn. 1832.
2 Frederic, b. 1782; d. s. p. 1843.
1 Lydia Ann, in. her cousin, William Ostler, Esq. as here-
after.
II. Styles, left issue.
I. Bridget, of whom we treat.
fhe daughter,
Bridget Lely, 6. 1727; m. William Ostler, Esq. of Barton,
;o. Lincoln, and had one son,
William Ostler, Esq. of Grantham, co. Lincoln, 6. 1770:
m. his cousin-german, Lydia Ann, dau. and eventual heiress
of David Lely, Esq. of Grantham ; and d. 1853, leaving by
this lady (who survived till 1869) two sons, William Ostleb,
Esq. of Arnold Field, co. Lincoln, b. 1800 {see Ostler), and
John Lely Ostler, Esq. of Cawthorpe, co. Lincoln, b. 1810;
m. Laura, dau. of the Eev. Edward W. GrinSeld ; and d. 1859,
leaving if sue,
William Gbinfield Lely, now of Framingham Hall and
Cawthorpe.
John Mountney Lely, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1839; m. Mary
Laetitia, dau. of Major Carr, and has issue a dau., Con-
stance Lcetitia.
Laura Lely, m. the Kev. W. H. Pengelley, of Great Gonerby,
CO. Lincoln.
Arriis — Arg., a fess between three roses gu. Crest — A Cor-
nucopia ppr.
S«((— Framingham Hall, near Norwich ; and Cawthorpe, co.
Lincoln.
ILltTC(l(jr. — The Rev. Nattnton Thomas Orgill, of
Brampton Hall, b. 11 Dec. 1759 (son of William Orgill, Esq.
of Bcccles, and Sdsan Leman his wife, 3rd dau. and co-heir
of William Leman, Esq., by Sarah his wife, dau. of Thomas
Leman, Esq. of Brampton Hall, grandson of Thomas Leman,
Esq. of Brampton, nephew of Sir John Leman (see Burke's
Extinct Baronetage), assumed the surname of liis maternal
ancestors in addition to his patronymic, 1807, on succeeding
to a property left by Mrs. Mary Leman. of Bury St. Edmunds.
He m. 3 Dec. 1783, Henrietta Jane, 4th diiu. of Sir William
Anderson, Bart, of Lee, co. Lincoln, and d. IS37, having had
issue by her (who d. March, 1843),
George, of Brampton Hall (Rev.) M.A., Incumbent and
Patron of Stoven, b. 4 June, 1789; d. s. p.
Leman Orgill, d. an infant.
Kaunton, b. 1792; d. v.nta. 1818.
Robert, late of Brampton Hall.
Charles, b. 1801 ; d. utiia. 1845.
William, b. 1802; d. u,im. 1848.
Thomas (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Brampton, b. 1804; m. 1838
Emily, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Guerin ; and d. 1873.
Elizabeth Mary, d. umm. 1842.
Susan Leman, d. unm. 1850. Harriet, d. unm. 1834.
Maria, d. 1796. Charlotte Catherine, d. 1796.
Frances, m. 1820, Molyneux Shuldham, Esq., Comm. R.N.
who d. 23 Feb. 1866.
Anne, m. 1822, Thomas Gee, Esq.
Charlotte, m. 1821, George Barlee, Esq.
The 4th son,
Robert Orgill Leman, Esq. of Brampton Hall, Suffolk,
B.A. Trin. Coll. Oxford, b. 1799; m. 25 March, 1823, Isabella
Camilla, dan. of Sir William Jervis Twysdeu Bart., and by her
(who d. 7 March, 1850) had issue,
I. Naunton Eobert-Twysden, now of Brampton Hall.
II. John, d. aged 21.
I. Frances Henrietta Flora Eliza.
Re TO. 2ndly, 29 March, 1859, Ellen Maria, 4th dau. of the
Rev. J. A. Ross, Vicar of Westwell, Kent, and by her had,
A son, b. 1862, and three daus.
He d. 24 Feb. 1869.
Arms — Az., a fess between three dolphins naiant arg.
Crest — Arg., on a lemon-tree a pelican iu her piety ppr.
Motto — Volens semperque juvaro paratus.
/Scat— Brampton Hall, Wangford, Suffolk.
LEMAN OF BRAMPTON HALL,
Leman, Naunton Eobeet Twysden, Esq. of
Brampton Hall, Suffolk, b. 1825 ; s. his father 24
Feb. 1869 ; to. 11 Aug. 1869, Eosa Elizabeth, 5th
dau. of the late Rev. J. A. Ross, Vicar of Westwell,
Kent, and has issue,
Eobbet Nacntos, b. 2 Oct. 1870.
11.
LEMPRIERE OF EOZEL MANOR-
Lempeiere, The Rev. William, M. A., of Eozel
Manor, Jersey, Seigneur of Rozel and Dielament, in
that Island, b. 3 June, 1818; to. 15 May, 1850,
Julia Anne, dau. of Thomas Moore Wayne, Esq.,
of Manor House, St. Wambro', Hants, and has
issue,
I. Reginald Eaool, M.A.Oxford, Barrister-atLaw, 6. 8 Dec.
1851.
I. Mabel.
II. Eleanor Irene, m. 20 June, 1878, R. L. Hesketh, Esq.
III. Agnes Emilie.
IV. Helen Maud.
iLtliratJC. — Mr. Bertrand Payne, in his Armorial of
JtrscT/, devotes considerable space to the history of the ancient
and eminent Jersey family of Lempbiere, and states that it
"possessed in the Duchy of Norraanby the extensive seig-
neuries and lands of Lempriere, Pontrilly, Gourbesville, Eau-
ville, Quierqueville, la Carpenterie, Croville, Belle-Fontaine,
Cauquigny, S. Eefaire, Bois Gingant, Durrelle, Courseville,
Duiteville, la Grandifere, and others." In Jersey, besides
other estates which Raoul Lempriere and his brother-in-law
Guille Payn purchased of the De Barentinc family, v.arious
branches of the name have held the fiefs of Godcaux, Herupe,
Ecoucqueville, Bouteville, Buisson, Surville, Hougelte, Lem-
priere, Covey, Maufant, Chesnel, des PrSs in St. John's parish.
Petit Rozel in St. Saviour's parish, with Morville Eobilliard
and de Lecq in St. Ouen's pari.sh.
John Lempriere, Seigneur of Rozel, in Jersey, receiver of
the King's revenues in that island, a.d. 1430, and bailly
thereof 1434; m. and had three sons, i. Renaud, Seigneur
of Rozel, killed at the siege of Mont Orgueil Castle 1467 ; ii.
George, of whose line we treat ; iii. Raulin, Seigneur of St.
John, La Hague Boete. The 2nd son,
George Lempriere, Seigneur of Diaament, Jersey, Jurat
of the Royal Court, m. Thomassc, sister and heir of William
De St. Martin, Seigneur of St. Trinity, and was father of
3 Q
952
LEM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEN
Drottet Lemprteee, Seic:neur of Trinity, Jurat of the Eoyal
Court, m. Mabel, dau. of Philip De Canaret, Seigneur of St.
Ouen, and left, with two daus., Mary, wife of James Le Gros,
and Mabel, wife of Edward Payn, of St. Ouen, two sons,
I. John, Seigneur of Trinity, ancestor of the Lempkieres of
Trinity; ii. Thomas, of whom we treat. The 2nd son,
Thomas Lejiprieke, Seigneur of Dielament, Jurat of the
Eoyal Court for 50 years ; he m. a dau. of — De la Rocque,
and was father of
Michael Lemprieee, Seigneur of Dielament, Attorney-Gen.
of Jersey 1570, m. Mabel, dau. of Richard Dumaresq, Seigneur
of Vinoheles de Bas, and relict of John Messervy, and had,
with two daus., Sarah, wife of Martin Romeril, Constable of
St. Trinity, and Esther, wife of Francis Amy, two sons, i.
Hugh, of whom presently ; ii. Thomas, Jurat of Uoyal Court,
Seigneur of Les Augres. The elder son,
Hugh Lemprieee, Seigneur of Dielament, Advocate Eoyal
Court 1575, Solicitor-General 1G90, Jurat 1592, Lieut. -Bailly
1601, and Judge Delegate of Jersey 1614 and 1621, Capt. of the
Trainbands of St. Trinity. He m. twice; by his first wife,
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Dumaresq, he had issue. The 2nd
Bon,
Michael Lempetere, Seigneur of Maufant, the famous Eailly
of Jersey under Charles I., and under Cromwell, styled by
the local historians " The Hampden of Jersey." Of this dis-
tinguished man Mr. Bertrand Payne gives an interesting and
flattering character. He m. Sarah, dau. of Frances de Car-
teret, of La Hague, and had, with a younger son, Philip, who
d. s. p., and two daus., an elder son, Michael Lempriere,
of Dielament, Jurat Royal Court, Col. East regt. R.J.M.,
TO. Frances, dau. of Francis de Carteret, of La Hague, and had,
with a dau. Mary, wife of John Le Hardy, Constable of Grou-
Tille, an only son,
Michel Lempriere, Seigneur of Dielament and Saval, Jurat
Eoyal Court, Col. East regt. R.J. 51. ; m. Jane, dau. of James
Corbet, and had issue. The elder son,
Charles Lempriere, Seigneur of Dielament, Solicitor-Gen.
1741; Jurat Royal Court, 1750'; Lieut.-Bailly of Jersey, 1755;
Judge Delegate, 1763 and 1756; Col. N. regt. R.J.M. ; m.
1733, Ehzabeth, dau. and heir of James Corbet, Seigneur of
Eozcl, and co-representative of De Carteret of St Ouen, in
right of her grandmother, Anne, dau. of Francis de Carteret,
and who upon the death of Robert Earl Granville, s. p.
became entitled to one quarter of the St. Ouen estates, and
had issue,
Charles, ITnivorsity of Oxford, Commissary-Gen. of Jersey
and Guernsey, Capt. R.J.M. , d. vMm.
William Charles, of whom presently. '
Thomas {see Lempriere of PeUiam). Philip.
Sophia.
The 2nd son,
William Chaeles Lemprieee, Seigneur of Dielament, Advo-
cate and Jurat Royal Court, and Col. N. regt. R.J.M., Com-
missary-Gen. of Jersey and Guernsey; m. 4 April, 1782, EUza-
heth, dau. of Matthew Gosset, and d. in the lifetime of his
father, 1 May, 1790, leaving issue,
I. Philip Eaoul Lempriere, Esq. Seigneur of Eozel, Jurat
Eoyal Court, ;>. 27 Aug. 1785; »i. 29 Oct. 1811, Elizabeth,
dau. of John Poingdcstre, Esq. of Jersey, and by her (who
d. 1861) left at his decease, 4 Nov. 1869,
1 William, now of Rozel.
2 Charles, Major H.M. 53rd regt., d. v.nm. 4 Jan. 1855.
8 Henry, late E.A., b. 10 Sept. 1820 ; m. Imogene, dau.
of Osborne Tylden, Esq. of Torry Hill, Kent.
1 Helen, m. Rev Augustus Brine.
2 Maria, m. May, 1864, Charles Winston, Esq., of Temple.
II. William, Capt. E.II.A., of Ewell, Surrey, d. 1858, leaving
issue.
Arms — Gu., three eagles displayed or. Crest — An eagle
rising ppr. Motto — Timor Dei nobilitas.
/Seai— Eozel Manor, St. Helier's.
two years Private Secretary and Aide-de-Camp to S'
George Fergusson Bowen, Governor of Queensland, ai
afterwards of New Zealand, h. 17 Dec. 1835; d. 13 No
1874.
I. Ellen. 11. Harriet.
Admiral Lempriere d. 16 Jan. 1864. Mrs. Lemprici
is now in possession of Pelham for life.
3LlUCit(JE. — Thomas Lempriere, Seigneur of Chesnel, Cor
missary-General of Jersey and Guernsey in succession to h
brother. Advocate Eoyal Court, Col. N. regt. E. J.M., wound*
in the battle of Jersey, 1781 {see precediiKj Memoir); in. 178.
Ehzabeth Charity, dau. and heir of the Eev. Samuel Beuz
ville, heir of Admiral G. Oury, and had issue,
George Oury, late of Pelham
Charles, served in the Peninsula, and is deceased.
Thomas, Lieut. E.E., d. at Ahcant.
Samuel, E.N., deceased.
Elizabeth Sophia, deceased. Maria Julia, deceased.
Anne Oury, deceased. Caroline Charity.
Amelia, m. Charles Pipon, Esq. ; deceased.
Marianne, m. the Hon. Algernon Herbert, son of the Earl i
Caernarvon.
Jane, to. Major Lewis, E.A. ; deceased.
Thomas Lempriere d. 30 June, 1823.
Arms — Gu., three eagles displayed or. Crest — An eagl
rising ppr. Motto — Timor Dei nobilitas.
Seat — Pelham, Newton Valence, Hants.
li-EMPRIERE OF PELHAM.
The late G-eohge Oukt Lempeieee, Esq. of
Pelham, Hants, J.P., Admiral E.N. (with a medal
for Copenhagen and Guadaloupe), h. 11 March,
1787 ; m. 8 Aug. 1833, Frances, dau. of William
Dumaresq, Esq. of Pelham (of a Norman family
■who settled in Jersey in the early part of the 13th
century) , and had issue,
I. Audlcy, Capt. 77th regt., h. 18 July, 1834, killed before
Sebastopol 19 April, 1855; Alma and Inliormann medal.
II. Algernon Thomas, M.A., Banister-at-Law, J. P. for
Hants, Capt. of Hampshire Militia, and for upwards of
LENDEUIVE OF MAGHERACROSS.
IjENDefm, James, Esq. of Magheracross, eo. Pel
managh, J. P. and D.L. for cos. Fermanagh an
Tvrone, High Sheriff co. Fermanagh 1835, and cci
Tyrone 1837, B.A. Cantab. 1830 (Trin. Coll.), h. if
Jan. 1806; m. 2 Nov. 181.3, Anue, eldest dau. c
Samuel Vesey, Esq. of Derrabard, and has issue,
I. George Cosbt, &. 2 April, 1846, D.L., m. 10 Dec. 18781
Antoinette Frances, dau. of A. T. Butler, Esq., E.M.I
late Capt. 7th Dragoon Guards.
II. James Vesey (twin with George), J. P. and D.L. c( 5
Fermanagh, and High Sheriff 1875, J. P. co. Tyrone.
III. William Trevor, h. 4 July, 1854.
IV. Samuel Edward Latham, 6. 10 Sept. 1855.
I. Eosabelle Frances. ii. Mary Jane Waller.
III. Elizabeth Alice.
JttllCagC. — George Lendeum, Esq. of Moorfield, cc
Tyrone (son and heir of James Lendrcm, Esq. of Corlea, cc
Tyrone), m. Mary, dau. of John Story, Esq. of Corick, nea
Clogher, co. Tyrone, elder brother of Joseph Story, D.D., Eislio,
of Kilraore, and had issue, James, his heir; Thomas, (Rev)
Joseph (Eev.) a Prebendary of Ferns; John, aMajorE.I.C.S.
Mary, to. John Eichards, Esq.of co. Wexford; Anne, d. xiiim..
and Ecbecca, m. the Eev. Dr. Nevin, Eector of Derryvolan
CO. Fermanagh. The eldest son and heir,
James Lendrdm, Esq., fixed his residence at Magheracross
CO. Fermanagh, and changed its name to "Jamestown." Hi
TO. 1st, Nov. 1770, Ann, dau. of William Young, Esq. of Cool
keiragh House, co. Derry, by Letitia Hamilton his wife ; anc
2ndly, July 1812, Margaret Young, of Loughesk, co. Donegal
By the former lady Mr. Lendrum had (with a dau., Leiitia
who d. unm.) an only son,
George Lendeum, Esq. of Jamestown, J.P. and D.L., Higl
Sheriff co. Fermanagh 1806, and Tyrone 1819, 6. 24 Aug. 1776
TO. 28 April, 1805, Mary Jane, 3rd dau. of Henry Coddington
Esq. of Oldbridge, co. Meath, and had issue,
James, his successor.
Elizabeth, m. Aug. 1831, the Eev. Cosby Stopford Mangan
Incumbent of Derrynoose, co. Armagh.
Mr. Lendrum d. 22 Oct. 1855.
Arms—Gvi., three garbs or, on a chief arg., as many wool
packs sa. Crest — On a mount vert a dove holding an olive;
branch in its beak all ppr. Motto — La paix. j
&a(— Magheracross (the ancient name restored), Enniskilleifi
CO. Fermanagh. \
♦ "
LENIGAN
OF CASTLE
See Eyan.
♦ —
FOGERTY.
\
LENNARD OF WICKHAM COTTRT.
Lennaed, John Faenaby, Esq. of Wickliamj
Covu't, Kent, J.P. and D.L., Chairman of Quartei
Sessions, Lieut.-Col. Commandant Kent Militia
LEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEN
953
.rtillery, late Capt. R.A., h. 27 Sept. 1816; m.
st, 19 Aug. 1817, Laura, youngest clau. of Edward
rolding, Esq. of Maiden Erlegh, Berks, which lady
. 1850; and 2ridly, 2 Feb. 1S52, Julia Maria
'ranees, only surriviug child of the late Henry
lallam, Esq., F.E.S., and has issue,
I. Henry Arthur Hallam Farnabt, b. 7 Nov. 1859.
I. Penelope Anne Laura, m. William Packe, Esq.
II. Laura, m. William Iloare, Esq.
HI. Julia Maria. iv. Eleanor Louisa Hallam.
!ol. Lennard assumed his present surname under
lie will of the late Sir Charles Farnaby, Bart.
iLtltrnCIf . — Sm Ch.ikles Francis Faknaby, Bart, of Kip-
iogton, d. s. J). 29 Aug. 1859, having devised WicUham Court
1 his nephew, the present Col. John Farnaby Lennard, who is
dest sou of Lieut. -Gen. Sir William Cator, K.C.B. (who d.
>66), by Penelope Mary his wife, only dau. of Sir John Farnaby,
,h bart., by Mary his wife, only dau. and heiress of Samuel
ennard, Esq. of Wickham Court. Col. Lennard has had ono
rother, William Albemarle Bertie Cator, who is ra. and has a
>n, Francis ; and three sisters, Maria Diana Cator ; Blarga-
;tta Eliza, m. W. Courtenay Morland, Esq. of the Court
odge, Lambcrhurst; and Frances Jane, m. Bertie Eobtrts,
sq.
Seat — Wickham Court, Beckenham, Kent.
LENTAiaNE OF TALLAGHT.
Lentaigne, John Francis O'Neill, Esq., C.B.,
f Tallaght, co. Dublin, J.P. cos. Dubhn and
[onaghan, and High Sheriff of the latter co. 1844,
:nt. of the Order of Pius IX., B.A., m. 13 Sept.
341, Mary, dau. and co-heir of Francis Magan,
Isq., J. P., of Emoe, Westmeath, and has sm-viving
sue,
I. Joseph HnssEY Nugent, B.A. Trin. Coll., Barrister-at-
Law, J.P. CO. Dublin, b. 30 May, 1847.
II. Victor Walter (Rev.), 6. 27 Oct. 1848.
ni. John Vincent O'Neill, Trin Coll. Dublin, 6. 19 July, 1855.
rv. Henry .fflngus Westenra, Trin Coll. Dubhn, b. 19 Aug.
1857. V. Benjamin Plunket, b. 28 March, 18G5.
I. Mary Theresa, a Sister of Charity.
n. Margaret Mary, a Nun.
Ir. Lentaigne held office as Inspector-General of
risons in Ireland from 1854 to 1877, and on the
)rmation of the General Prison Board for Ireland,
as appointed Hon. Member of the Board. He is
Iso Commissioner of National Education, and
aspector of Eeformatory and Industrial Schools in
reland. President of the Statistical Society, and
jfesident of the Royal Zoological Society. For his
,ng and eminent public services he received the
I signia of a Companion of the Bath in 1873. He
intested the representation of co. Dublin 1852.
iLtltWtJ^. — This family is of ancient descent in Normandy.
tCHEL Lentaigne, who d. 1695, left (by Magdalene Brenct,
. 9 wife) two sons, Uichard and Michel ; the younger was
eur des Moulins, and the elder, Eichard Lentaigne, was
eur de la Croix; he m. Jeanne (who d. 1741), dau. of Pierre
aye, Sieur de la Lorifere, and d. 1720, having had issue,
■ I. Gabriel, a Capucin.
II. Pierre, b. 1687, d. 1732; appointed 1730, " Adjudicatairc
de la charge de Conseiller du Koi, Keceveur des Tallies de
'• Selection" at Mortaine— an office iield by his son andgrand-
1 son up to the time of the French Eevolution in 1789 ;—
he m. 1710, Marie le Boy, who d. 1768, and had (with a
dau. Jeanne, m. 1734, M. Ouzouf de Beaument) two sons,
Francois Jean and Eichard Sieur de la Lande, who m. Mdlle.
Marie de Bois Adam ; their posterity is settled at Av-
ranches. The elder son, Frangois Jeanne Lentaigne, 6.
1711, TO. 1734, Gillette Eenee Genevieve Joseph Marthe, b.
1712, d. 1795, dau. of Guy de Fleury, " ecuyer, Conseiller
Secretaire du Eoi," by his wife, Eenee Frangoise Douard
I de Fleurance ct de Logiviire, and thus acquired the fief of
Logiviere. with all its rights and privileges confirmed by
Louis XVI. By this marriage Frangois Jean was father of
i (besides a son, Marie Jean Baptiste Lentaigne de Montaudin,
' b. 1740, officer au 7 regt. Garde du Eoi, m. 1786, Victoire
Harrington de Saint Suliac, and a dau., Marie Guyonne, j/i.
I 1769, Louis Jean Le Clcrc de Sautrey, Chevalier de St.
Louis Garde du Eoi) an eldest son, Pierre Jean Fbancois
Lentaigne, Seigneur do Longiviire, b. 1738, Conseiller du
Eoi, hi. 1762, Marie .\nne Angelique Iherese, dau. of Pierre
Joseph Lehot Dufcrage, by Therese Guerin Du Mesnil his
wife, and had issue (with four daus., Marie, d. n.nm. ; Marie
Franeoise, m. M. de Moisson de Prccorbin ; Eenee Perrino,
m. 1798, M. Le Feron de Longcamp, and had, with other
issue, Francois Adrian, Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur,
Con.seiller a la Cour Imperialc, b. 1801, la. 1836, Elise Hue
de Prebois, whose only son, Eobert Albert, m. 1864, Louise,
dau. of Henri, 3rd son of Marquis de Viennay, of Grand-
Noc Maine ; and Genevieve Augustine, m. M. Le Vannier
des Vauviers) two sons, of whom the elder was Jacques
Guy Lentaigne de Logiviere, Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour, b. 28 Feb. 1769, Mayor of Caen from 1806 to 1816,
to whose energy the city of Caen owes the foundation of its
museum and public library ; he m. Marie Elizabeth Felicite
du Bouisson, and d. 1839, having had (with a dau. Marie
Melanie, m. 1st, le Jolis de Villiers, Conseiller a la Cour
Eoyale de Caen, ChevaUer de la Legion d'Honneur, and
2naiy, in 1850, Charles Doynel, Marquis de Montecot,
Chevalier de Malte Garde du Corps du Eoi Louis XVIll.,
Gentilhomme de la Chambre du Eoi Charles X.) a son,
Frangois Cyrille Lentaigne de Logiviere, m. 1827, Mdlle.
Felicite Desiree de Chaumontel, and was father of the pre-
sent Gustave Jacques Makie Lentaigne, Count de Logi-
viere, 6. 1828, m. 1853, Marie Caroline, dau. of Amedee
Felix, Count de Chaumontel, Chevalier of St. Louis and of
the Legion of Honour, and officior de la Garde du Eoi
Charles X., 6. 1802, d. 1869, and has issue Guy Marie
Adrien, b. 1861, and Bernard Amedee, b. 1866, and two
daus., Marie Marguerite and Marie Felicite Gabrielle.
III. Eobert, b. 1689, d. 1724; his only dau. Jeanne, d. unm.
IV. Jean Eichard, b. 1697, d. 1773, m. Anne Magdeleine dau.
of Jacques Lehot Duferage, and had issue (with two daus.,
one ill. mi, M. Augustin de Marescot de Villeuil, and the
other, M. de Queens), Antoine Charles, rn. 1774, Marie
Therese Foucques, de Marencour; and the Eev. Jacques
Lentaigne, D.D., Cure de St. Sauveur, and Eector of the
University of Caen, who d. in Dublin, 25 Jan. 1802.
V. Jean Fkanqois, of whom hereafter.
I. Ambroise, ?a. 1723, Eaulin le Montier, Sieur de la Bectiere
The 5th son,
Jean FsANgois Lentaigne, Capitaine de la Compagnie de
St. Etienne de Caen, b. June, 1699; d. 17S0; r,i. 27 March,
1724, Marie Anne Lehot Duferage. Their eldest son,
Pierre Franqois Lentaigne, " Lieut, de Dragons," et Juge
Consul, b. 24 Feb. 1725; d. 14 May, 1802; r,i. 1766, Anne
Marguerite, 6. 1740, dau. of Guillaume Frangois Paisant
Duclos, son of Jean Paisant Duclos, by Eachel his wiie,
(m. 1701, d. 1710), dau. of Elie de Cussy, and had issue,
I. Jean Francois, b. 11 Sept. 1768, guillotined :793.
II. Joseph, b. 8 Jan. 1770, guillotined 1793.
HI. Benjamin, 6. 14 Feb. 1773, of whom we treat.
IV. Simeon, b. 1775; m. 1807, Eose, dau. of Jean Edouard
Blachcr, by Marie Anne Mitchelle Delaunay his wife, and d.
1845, leaving two sons,
Abel Edouard Marie, b. 11 Oct. 1808, Chevalier de la
Legion d'Honneur, Juge au Tribunal Civil de Caen, et
Conseiller a la Cour Imperialc, d. 1877, leaving one son,
Edward Juge a la Cour Civile de Falaise.
Ismael Jean Zacharie Simeon, 6. 2 April, 1820, d. 1874,
leaving two daus., Marie, m. 30 April, 1877, M. Edouard
Valbrey, and Louise, r,i. 27 Oct. 1878, M. Lucien Noel.
I. Jeanne, to. 1791, Nicholas Hervicu Duclos, and left issue,
Victor, d. in Dublin in 1831 ; Charles; Benjamin; NathaUe
Lucile, TO. 1816, Pierre Alexandre Lecesne, and has issue,
Jules, who represented Havre for many years in the Chamber
of Deputies, and d. 1878; Charles; Victor Louis; Louise
Alexandrine, m. Sept. 1837, Adolphe Frederick Le Page,
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur, Colonel Directeur
d'Artillerie au HavTC ; and Nathahe Agathe, ',n. 1858, Alfred
Eene Buot de Lex)ine, " Capitaine au Long Cours."
The 3rd son,
Benjamin Lentaigne, and his two brothers, were at the
period of the French Eevolution, firm adherents of the ill-fated
Loois XVI. The younger of these two brothers, Joseph Len-
taigne, then but 23 years of age, an oificer in the Gardes du
Corps, took a distinguished part in the events of 1789, and,
with his elder brother, Jean Frangois Lentaigne, was guillo-
tined 25 Messidor, an 2. The third brother, Benjamin, escaped
to Flanders, where he entered I'armee de la noblesse Frangaise.
He emigrated, 1792, in the suite of the French Princes, to
England, and, not wishing to be a burden on them, studied
medicine and entered the British service as as.sist.-surg. 5th
Dragoon Guards. He retired, 1799, from the army, and settled
as a physician in the city of Dublin, where he was granted by
Trin. Coll. the honorary degree of M.D., and was elected a
member of the Eoyal College of rtiysicians. He acquired
very considerable practice, and purchased landed property in
CO. Monaghan. Dr. Lentaigne to. 24 July, 1799, Maria
Therese, dau. and eventually heiress of John O'Neill, Esq.,
3 Q 2
954
LEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LES
Catholic Delegate, 1792* (of the O'Xeills of Lower Clanaboy,
son of Patrick Francis O'Neill, Esq. by Catherine his wife, dau.
of Hugh Macguire, Esq. of Churchtown, of the line of Tempo.
By her (who d. 24 May, 1820) Dr. Lentaigne had three sons and
one dau.,
I. John, now of Tallaght, b. 21 June, 180.3.
II. Joseph (Very Kev.), M.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, and Uni-
versity of Melbouine, N.S.W., formerly a Barrister, and
now in holy orders of the Church of Rome, b. 27 July, 1805.
ni. Benjamin Plunkett, b. 1809, d. in infancy.
I. Mary Anne.
Dr. Lentaigne d. 19 Oct. 1813.
Arms — Or, on a chevron az. between three martlets sa. a
fleur-de-lis of the 1st, a chief of the 2nd, charged with three
mullets arg. quartering O'Neill and Plunkett. Crest — A
dove ppr. charged on the breast with a mullet arg. and holding
in the beak a fleur-de-lis or. Mottoes — Dieu ayde. Over the
crest — Pro fide, rege et patria pugno.
Town Residence— 1, Great Denmark Street, Dublin. Seat —
Tallaght, co. Dublin.
\
LENTHALL OF BESSELS LEIGH.
Lenthali, Edmund Kyffin, Esq. of Bessels
Leigh Manor, co. Berks, and Maenan Hall, co. Car-
narvon, J. P. for Berks and Oxon, Patron of two
Livings, h. 30 Aug. 1821 ; s. his father 1870.
fttUCatJC. — Sir Rowland Lenthall, of Lenthall and
Hampton Court, co. Hereford (whose family had been seated
at Lenthall from the reign of Edward I.), was Master of the
Robes to King Henry IV. and V. He was a Lord-Marcher,
and was associated with Thomas Chaucer (the poet's son) as
one of the Ambassadors to the Court of France, to negotiate
the marriage of Queen Katharine with Henry V. Sir
Rowland accompanied Henry V. to France, and had a com-
mand at the battle of Azincourt. Sir Roland, who was also
Deputy-Governor of Alengon under the Duke of Gloucester,
and Constable of Wigmore and Bolsover Castles, in. Margaret,
dau. and eventually co heiress of Richard Fitz-Alan, Earl of
Arundel, and by her (who d. 1422) had issue,
Edmund, who having rn. Margaret, dau. of William, 5th
Lord Zouch, of Harringworth, d. s. p. 1447; and
Henry, who also d. s. p. in the same year.
Sir Rowland m. 2ndly, Lucy, dau. and co-heir of Richard, 4th
Lord Grey de Codnor, by whom he had issue,
Rowland, in. Isabella, dau. of Sir Walter Devereux, and d.
1488.
John, TO. Anne, dau. of Humphrey Bessels, of Bessels Leigh,
Berks.
Katharine, m. William, Lord Zouch, of Harringworth.
Elizabeth, m. Sir Thomas Cornwall, of Burford, by which
last alUance Hampton Court eventually vested in the Cora-
wall family.
Sir Rowland was High Sheriff of Hereford in 1423, and d. Nov.
1450.
A few years later the Lenthalls, retaining a portion only of
their possessions in co. Hereford, settled at Latchford and
Great Haseley, in co. Oxford, which manors and estates they
acquired in the reign of Edward IV., by the marriage of
William Lenthall (described in his will as " born at Lenthall "),
who d. June, 1497, with the heiress of the Pipards. Thomas
Lenthall, the eldest son of William last mentioned, m. Ehza-
oeth, dau. and heir of John Willie, of Bovey Tracie, and had
issue, William, living, says Francis Thin, "of reverent age,"
in 1584; and three sons, John, William, Rowland, and one
dau., who rii. 1st, Robert Tempest, 2ndly, George Smith, of
Manstanton, co. Durham, and Srdly, Sir John Tempest, of
BoUinghall, CO. York, she left an only dau., Juliana Tempest,
who in. a nephew of John Hampden. In 1580 these estates
were possessed by John Lenthall, Esq., whose son (by Elinor,
dau. of Edward Lee, Esq. of Pitston, co. Bucks),
Sib Edmcnd Lenthall, was one of those prosecuted in the
.Star Chamber for disregarding a Royal Proclamation in the
reign of Charles I., restraining persons of quality from
residing so much of the year in London. Sir Edmund m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Francis Stonor, of Stoner, co. Oxford,
but d. s. J)., and the line of the family was continued through
his uncle.
* John O'Neill, b. Jan. 1740; m. 24 Feb. 1768, Mary, dau.
(by Catherine his wife, dau. of Luke Plunkett, of Possextown)
of Walter Plunkett, Esq., 2nd son of Thomas Plunkett, by his
wife Elizabeth Nangle, of Kildalkey, and grandson of Walter
Pltmkett, Esq. of Rathmore, co. Meath, by his wife Ismay
Plunkett, of Ardpatrick, niece of Oliver Plunkett, the Lord
Primate, beheaded at Tyburn, 1681.
William Lenthall, Esq. m. Frances, dau. of Sir Richid
Southwell, of St. Faith's, in Norfolk, and who, at his decea
2 Dec. 1596, aged 44, left issue,
I. John (Sir), Marshal of the King's Bench Prison, who
herited the family estates upon the demise of his cousin,
Edmund, to. Bridget, dau. of Sir Thomas Temple, Bart.
Stowe, and had (with eight daus., of whom Catherine,
Lord Paisley, and Frances, to. Edward, eldest son of
Edward Moore, of Odiham, Hants) six sons, of whom
eldest,
Edmund, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Wade, Liei
of the Tower of London, and had issue, three sons an
dau. ; William Lenthall (M.P. for Wallingford 1679,
for Cricklade, 1G81). The elder son, m. twice,
Stephanie, dau. of Admiral Sir S. Harvey, K.C.B. ; ai
2ndly, Lucy, dau. of Edward Dunch, first cousin to OlivS
Lord Protector, but had no issue by either marriage, ai
selling the old family estates at Latchford and Gr0
Haseley, terminated this branch of the family ; Edmufll
the 2nd son, d. 1644; John, the 3rd son, d. 14 Ma;
1641, without issue ; and Bridget, the only dau., d. uni
1641.
II. William, of whom hereafter.
III. Thomas. iv. Franci.s.
And four daus., one of whom to. into the family of Warcu
and was mother of Sir Edmund Warcup, the historiaa
Italy.
The 2nd son.
The Right Hon. William Lenthall, 6. June, 1591, i
Speaker of the Long Parliament. He subsequently was a
pointed Chamberlain of Chester, Chancellor of the Duchy
Lancaster, and Keeper of the Great Seal. He received
Patent of Peerage from Oliver, Lord Protector, 1656, and
the single Parliament assembled by Richard Cromwell, 1
sat in the Upper House by the title of William, Lord Les
hall, and so great was his influence and weight at the Best
ration, that Gen. Monck assured King Charles that he con
not have brought about that desirable event without 19
Lenthall's concurrence. This eminent lawyer and statesmi
in. Ehzabeth, dau. of Ambrose Evans, Esq. of Lodington, c
Northampton, by whom (who was first cousin of Lucius Cai
Lord Falkland) he had issue, John, his successor; Willian
Francis; Frances, in. Roland, son of Sir John Lacey,
Puddlecote and Shipton, co. Oxford; and Elizabeth. M
Speaker Lenthall d. at his seat, the Priory, Burford, 1 Se]
1662. His only surviving son and successor.
Sir John Lenthall, Member for Gloucester in the Loi
Parliament, and also for the same place in the Parliame
called by Richard Cromwell, was Col. in the army. Govern
of Windsor Castle, and one of the six Clerks in Chancery, a'
was created a Baronet by Cromwell. He to. 1st, Mary, da
of Sir William Ayshcombe, of Alverscot, Oxon, but had by b
no issue. He m. 2ndly, Mary Blewett, relict of Sir Jo:
Stonhouse, Bart., by whom he had one son, William, and
dau. Elizabeth, in. Sir Sandys Fortescue, of Buckland Filleig
Devon. Sir John to. 3rdly, Catherine, dau. of Col. Eusebi
Andrews, of Edmonton, Middlesex, but had no further isBl
He was High Sheriff co. Oxford, 1672, and dying 9 Nov. W
was s. by his only son,
William Lenthall, Esq., to whom Gen. Monck stc
sponsor. He to. his first cousin. Lady Catharine Hamill(
only child of James, Lord Paisley, son and heir of James, '.;
Earl of Abercorn, by whom (who in. after his decease, the E
of Abercorn) he left issue at his demise, 5 Sept. 1686, aged ;
two sons, John, his heir ; and James. The elder,
John Lenthall, Esq. of Burford, High Sheriff co. Oxfo
in. Jane, dau. of Sir W. Hill, and had two sons and two da
The elder son,
William Lenthall, Esq. of Burford, High Sheriff co. Oxfo
d. unm. 1781, and was s. by his brother,
John Lenthall, Esq. of Burford, bapt. 29 Jan. 1722,
Anne, dau. of the Rev. Christopher Shute, and had two sons
I. John, of Burford, High Sheriff 1787, in. Sarah, dau. of '
Rev. John Caswall, Rector of Swalcliffe, by whom (w
d. 2 March, 1837) he left at his decease, 1820, with th
daus., two sons,
1 William John, m. Frances Mary, eldest dau. ofT.Ter
Esq. of Beverley, and has one surviving son, Edmi
Henry, of Lincoln's Inn.
2 Rowland Henry, of Kemsey, co. Worcester, who 1
been twice married ; d. leaving an only son, Rowland.
II. William John.
The 2nd son,
William John Lenthall, Esq. of Bessels Leigh, Ber
b. Jan. 1764, was High Sheriff for the counties of Carnar
and Merioneth. He m. Jan. 1789, Elizabeth, dau. and
heiress (with Anne, wife of the Rev. John Nanney, of Maei
ueuadd, co. Merioneth, and Ermine, wife of Richard Hug
I
LES
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LES
95c
iiirick, Esq. of Nantclwyd, co. Denbigh), of Sir Thomas
,'ffin, of Maenan, co. Carnarvon (descended from Einion
fcl, youngest son of Bladoc, last Prince of Fowls), by whom
ho d. June, 1791) he had two children,
Kytfin John William, late of Bcssels Leigh and Maenan
Hall.
Ann Margaret, d. 1810, in her 10th year.
r. Lenlhall d. March, 1855, and was s. by his son,
Ktffin John William Lenthall, Esq. of Bessels Leigh
anor and Maenan Hall, J. P. for cos. Carnarvon and Den-
gh, and D.L. for the former co., High Sheriff co. Carnarvon
"28, formerly Capt. Royal Denbighshire Blilitia, b. 12 Oct.
89; m. 18 April, 1818, Mary Anne, eldest dau. of John
shton, Esq. of The Grange, co. Chester, and by her (who d.
: Sept. 18C6) had issue,
Edmund Kyffin, now of Bessels Leigh.
William Kyffin Kyffin, assumed the name of Ktffin only by
royal license in 1870, on inheriting the estate of Belmont,
CO. Denbigh, in compliance with the will of Anne, wife of
the Rev. John Nanney, dau. and co-heiress of Sir Thomas
Kyffin; l>. 1822.
Francis Kyffin, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1824.
Mary Anne, deceased.
ed. 1870.
Arms — Arg., on a bend cottised sa., throe mullets or. Crest
A greyhound salient sa. collared or. ilntto — Azincourt.
Seat — Bessels Leigh, near Abingdon; Maenan Hall,
anrwst.
LESCHER OP BOYLES COURT.
Lescher, Joseph Francis, Esq. of Boyles Court,
ssex, J.P. and D.L., b. 6 Aug. 1842 ; s. his father
571 ; m. 7 May, 1875, Mira Charlotte, only child
' the late Capt. Wm. Hankey, 9th Lancers, by
harlotte Cecile his wife, dau. of the Marquis
Estampes, and has a dau.
Mira Monica Beata, 6. 28 May, 1876.
itinCaSC— This family is of Alsatian extraction, and has
en seated in Essex since 1620.
Joseph Samuel Lescheii, Esq. of Boyles Court, J. P., D.L.,
id High Sheriff 18G2 (son of Joseph FkancIs Lescheb, Esq.
Boyles Court, J.P. and D.L., who d. 1829) was b. 1796;
, Martha, dau. of John Hoy, Esq. of Stoke Lower House,
iffolk, and had issue,
I. Joseph Fhancis, now of Boyle Court.
II. Edmund Charles.
I. Josephine Mary, m. J. Barry Farrell, Esq. of Glendarra,
CO. Wexford.
II. Winefredc Mary, m. Walter Pyke, Esq. of Burdorvcau,
CO. Cornwall.
H. Anastatia Jane, r,i. Signor Don J. do Artime.
rv. Walburga Maria, iii. Major W.Southwell Curzon, B.H.A.
V. Teresa Slary, "^
VI. Mary, > in religion.
VII. Philomena, )
viii. Agatha Mary.
Id. 1871.
Ai-ms— Or, a cross gu. on a chief az. a stork avg. beaked and
?ged of the second. Crest— In front of a bugle-horn sa. a
xter arm cmbowed in armour ppr. garnished or, entwined by
serpent, the hand grasping a dagger fessways, the point
wards the dexter also ppr., pommel and hUt gold. Motto —
Dgulariter in spe.
Seat — Boyles Court, near Brentwood, Esssx. Ciiiis— Eeform;
. George's.
LESLIE OP BALGUHAIN.
Leslie, Charles Stephen, Esq. of Balquhain
id Fetternear, co. Aberdeen, J.P. and D.L., b. 28
pril, 1832 ; in. 1853, and has surviving issue,
I. Charles Alotsius, 6. May, 1859.
II. John Cuthbert, b. April, 1869.
I. Violet Winefrede Mary Margaret.
II. Dorothy. iii. Mary Joseph Frances.
IV. Mary Teresa.
fLtnragC. — The scotch branch of the Leslies o/.Ba(7i'/ia;/i
ecame extinct in 1739, on the death of Ernest, Count Leslie,
fho was s. by Anthony, Count Leslie, from Austria, but on
is succeeding to his paternal estates in Austria, in 17C0
vhereherf. s.p. 1802J, the Scotch estates passed, according
) the entail, to Peter Leslie-Grant, grandson of the 2nd
au. of Count Patrick Leslie, of Balquhain. Peter Leslie*
rant d.s.p. 1775, and was .5. by
Patrick Leslie Duguid, of Auchinhove, son of Theresa,
3rd dau. of Count Patrick Leslie. The Duguids arc an old
family, tracing their descent from at least 1470. Their Castle
of Auchinhove, near Aboyne, was destroyed in the '45, by the
Duke of Cumberland's soldiers, the wife and children of the
proprietor being turned out under circumstances of the great-
est cruelty, and the house burnt before their eyes. Mr. Leslie
Duguid ((. 1777, and was s. by his son,
John Leslie, b. 1751; m. 1774, Violet, dau. of John Dalycll,
Esq. of Barncrosh, co. Kirkcudbright, by whom he had,
Ernest Patrick, his successor.
John, in the Austrian Service, lost at sea 1803.
James Michael, who s. his nephew, John Edward.
Charles Joseph, who s. his brother, James MichacL
Anthony Andrew, d. s. p. Edward, d. s. p.
Francis, ('. .s. p. Louis Xavier, d. s. p.
Amelia Mary, in. 1801, Alexander Eraser, Esq. of Strichcn,
whose son became Lord Lovat.
Harriet, d. unra. Teresa, d. unm.
Helen, d. v,iun. Margaret Violet Winefrede, d. unm.
Mr. Leslie d. 1828, aged 77, and was .s. by his son,
Ernest Leslie, b. 1775, an officer in the Austrian service;
he m. 1812, Fanny, dau. of Emanuel Baron Stiliricd, by whom
he had,
John Edward, his successor.
Augusta, d. unm. at Prague 1837.
Mary, m. 1839, her cousin, Edward, Baron Stilfricd.
Ernest Leslie d. at Frankfort-on-Maine, 1830, and was s. ly
his son,
John Edward Leslie, an officer in the Austrian service,
who d. unm. 19 Aug. 1S44, and was .9. by his uncle,
James BIichael Leslie, J.P. and D.L., who d. uwn. 1S49,
and was .s. by his brother.
Col. Charles Leslie, K.H., b. 17S5; m. 1st, 1836, Mary,
dau. of Major-Gen. Sir Charles HoUowa/, and by her (who c^.
1832, had one surviving son,
Charles Stephen, his successor.
Col. Leslie m. 2ndly, Dorothy Eyre, who became, on the
death of her brother Francis, in 18.52, heiress of Hassop, co.
Derby, and Slindon, Sussex. She d. Nov. 1853, leaving all her
estates to her husband. Col. Leslie d. at Slindon House,
10 Jan. 1870, in the 85th year of his age, and was s. by his
son, Charles Stephen Leslie, Esq., now of Balquhain.
Arras — Leslie: arg., a fess az. charged with three buckles
or; Duguid: az., three crosses pattiie arg. Crests — Leslie: A
griffin's head ppr. ; Duguid: A dove with olive branch in beak
all ppr. Mottoes — Leslie : Grip fast ; Ddgoid : Patientia, et
spe.
Seats — Fetternear House, co. Aberdeen; Hassop Hall, co.
Derby ; Slindon House, Sussex.
Note. — For the previous history of the Leslie family, see a
very curious old work called the " Lauras Leslaeana," published
at Gratz, 1092, and compiled from family documents. It was
written by the Rev. William Leslie, S. J., brother of Count
James Leslie, in Austria. See also " Bistoiical Records of the
Family of Leslie, by the late Col. Leslie, K.H.," 1809.
LESLIE OP WARTHILL.
Leslie, William, Esq. of Warthill, co. Aberdeen,
J.P. and D.L., M.P. for that co. 1861 to 1866, M.A.
Aberdeen University, b. 16 March, 1814; m. 16 Nov.
1848, Matilda Eose, 2nd dau. of the late WiUiam
Rose Robinson, Esq. of Clermiston, Midlothian,
Sheriff of co. Lanark, and has issue,
I. William Douglas, 6. 12 Aug. 1349 ; d. 8 Feb. 1872.
II. George Farquhar, b. 19 Aug. 1859; d. 9 April, 1860.
I. Mary Rose, m. 1875, George Arbuthnot, eldest son of
George Arbuthnot, Esq. of Elderslie, Dorking, and 23,
Hyde Park Gardens, London, and has issue, Wm. Douglas
Leslie, b. 1878.
II. Jane Amy Matilda, m. 1876, Edmund Smith Hanbury,
eldest son of the late Robert Culling Hanbury, Esq., M.P.
for Middlesex, and has issue, a dau.
in. Matilda Florence.
IV. Katherine Evelyn, m. 1878, John Murray, M.A., eldest
son of John Murray, Esq. of 50, Albemarle Street,
London, and Newstead, Wimbledon.
v. Caroline Alice.
JLtUCttflC— Alexander Leslie, 1st of Wardes, eldest son
of William Leslie, 4th Baron of Balquhain, by Agnes Irvine,
his 2nd wife, got two holly leaves added to his armorial bear-
ings as a distinctive mark of his family. He m. the heretri.x
of Balcomie, co. Fife, and had a son and heir,
John Leslie, of Wardes, m. 1st, Stuart, dau. of the Bishop
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LES
of Moray, who d. s. p. ; 2ndly, Margaret Crichton, dau. of the
Baron of Frcndraught, by whom he had only one son, who s.
liira, named Alexander, whose descendants continued the
■Wardes" succession, and his great-grandson, John, 6th Baron,
was included amongst the first creation of Nova Scotia
Baronets, 1625 ; 3rdly, Forbes, dau. of the Laird of Echt, by
whom he had two sons, William and Alexander. The elder,
William Leslie, who got from his father the Kemmcls of
Durno, &c., m. 1st, a dau. of William Rowan, burgess in
Aberdeen, by whom he had only one son, John, slain at the
battle of PinUie, 1547. He m. 2ndly, 1518, Janet Ciuick-
shank, heiress of Warthill, she being only surviving child of
John, son of Andrew Cruickshank, of Tillymorgan. By this
lady he is reported to have had twenty-one children. The
youngest dau., Elizabeth, was m. to Andrew Lyall of Middle-
hill, and at her wedding all the children danced together in
the " Ha' of Warthill, 'along with both parents, who were then
hale and strong. This 1st Laird of Warthill d. 1561, and was
s. by his son,
Stephen Leslie, 2nd Laird of Warthill, m. 1st, Margaret
Leith, of Lickleyhead ; and 2ndly, Bessie Spcns, dau. of the
L-iird of Boddam. By his first wife he had two sons, William,
his heir; and Alexander, m. Isabel Runciman, dau. to Sir
John Priest, of Oyne; also two daus., JuUa, ni. John Ander-
son, son to William, of Bonnyton; and Margaret, m. Andrew
Edward, son of William, in Old Rayne. This Stephen dying
in his 90th year, was s. by his son,
William Leslie, Srd Laird of Warthill, m. Margaret, dau.
to Gilbert Gray, of Tullo, by whom he had two sons, James,
his heir ; and William, of Folia, of whose line hereafter ; also
two daus., Margaret, the eldest, m. her cousin-german, John
Gray; and Beatrix, m. Gordon, Laird of Tillichoudie. lie d.
in his 80th year. The elder son,
James Leslie, 4th Laird of Warthill, m. Beatrix Abercrom-
"bie, dau. of Walter, Archdeacon of Aberdeen, son of Birken-
■bog, by whom he had many children — some say twenty-one.
•James Leslie d. 1679, after attaining the great age of 105. Ilis
•eldest son,
William Leslie, 5th Laird of Warthill, jb. Ann Elphinstone,
dau. of the Laird of Glack, and grand-niece to the celebrated
Bi.shop Elphinstone, of Aberdeen, and had by her four sons,
I. Alexandeh, his heir; ii. William, Professor of Theology in
the University of Padua, Bishop of Laybach, Metropolitan of
C irniola, and a Prince of the Empire, and Privy Councillor to
His Imperial JIajcsty; iii. James, Merchant in Aberdeen, who
d.s.p.; and IV. John, a Writer in Edinburgh. The elder son,
Alexander Leslie, 6th Laird of Warthill, m. 1st, Elizabeth
Gordon, dau. of the Laird of Badenscoth, by whom he had
three sons, George, who d. a youth at college; John, his suc-
cessor; and William, d. unra. He m. 2ndly, Janet Gordon,
dau. of the Laird of Cocklarachie, and sister of Gordon of
Auchintoul, made General in the Muscovite army by the Czar,
Peter the Great ; but she predeceased her husband without
leaving issue. Dying 1721, aged 66, he was s. by his only
surviving son,
John Leslie, 7th Laird of Warthill, m. 1st, Mary Gordon,
d:iu. of George, Laird of Rothney, who d.s.p.; and 2ndly,
?I;irgaret, dau. of Patrick Dun. Laird of Tarty, by whom he
had an only son, Alexander, his successor. He d. 15 May,
1747, aged 64. His son and heir,
Alexander Lejlie, Sth Laird of Warthill, m. 1730, at the
aige of 19, Helen, only dau. of George Seton, of Mounie, by
ihis 1st wife, Anne Gibson, dau. of Sir Alexander Gib.'-on, of
Addiston, MidLothian, and had by her six sons and five daus.
This Alexander d. 1764, and his two eldest sons having pre-
deceased him, he was s. by his 3rd son,
Alexander Leslie, 9th Laird of Warthill, m. Isabel Milne,
dau. of Milne, in Fraserburgh. He d. s.p. 16 Jan. 1799, when
the succession devolved on his nephew,
William Leslie, eldest surviving son of George Leslie, of
Folia (.see the Pedigree which follows), and, in right of his
mother, Mary (eldest married dau. of Alexander, Sth of Wart-
hiU), 10th Laird of Warthill.
^nmilu of ^tslic of J^olk.
■WittiAM Leslie, of Folia, 2nd son of William, 3rd of Wart-
hill, was father, by his first wife, Marjory, dau. of William
Crichton, brother of the Viscount of Frendraught, ofan only son,
James Leslie, 2nd of Folia, whose eldest son, by his 1st wife,
Isabel, dau. of William Milne, of MonUshill,
The Rev. William Leslie, 3rd of Folia, s. his father 1693,
and having been provided in church living in the co. Fer-
managh, Ireland, resided there till 1714. He d. unm. Sept.
1722, aged 71, and was s. by his next brother,
George Leslie, 4th of Folia. He m. Isabel, dau. of WilliaJB
Cheyne, of Kaithen ; and d. 21 June, 1730, aged 75, leaTing a
son and successor,
The Rev. William Leslie, 5th of Folia, who d. unat,
31 July, 1743, in his 64th year, and was s. by his only brother,
John Leslie, 6th of Folia. He m. Elizabeth Gordon, dan.
of Hugh, Laird of Cults, by whom he had ten children.
George, the eldest son, alone left any descendants, and he «,
to the property on his father's death, 25 April, 1783, aged 86.
George Leslie, 7th of Folia, having had the lands made
over to him in his father's lifetime, m. 12 June, 1768, Mary,
3rd dau. of Alexander Leslie, Sth of Warthill (refer to prcvioui
Pedir/rec), by whom he had two sons and one dau.,
William, his heir, 6. 1770; d. 1857.
George, who d. unrii. 1798, aged 26.
Helen, in. 1818, Rev. James Innes, Episcopal Minister ol
Meicklefolla, by whom she had one son, James, who d. in
infancy.
The elder son,
William Leslie, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 10th Laird of Wart-
hill, b. 29 June, 1770; m. 16 Jan. 1813, Jane, 3rd and youngest
dau. of Rev. Patrick Davidson, D.D. of Rayne, and niece
of Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart., and by this lady had issue,
William, 11th of Warthill, and present possessor.
Patrick, in South Wales, b. 25 Sept. 1815 ; m. 1840, Katharine,
3rd dau. of Hannibal H. Macarthur, Esq. ot Vineyard, and
has issue, a son,
William Norman, Capt. 92nd Highlanders, 6. 11 June,
1841; m. Dec. 1864, Emma, 3rd dau. of Roger Kerrison
Harvey, of Thorpe, Norfolk, and d. at Daitle, Wiakato,
New Zealand, 3 May, 1876, having had issue,
William Leonard, b. Oct. 1S65.
Ethel Maud. Mabel Marsaili.
.Aline Ella. Leila Isabel.
Walter Stevenson Davidson, b. U Dec. 1818; m. 1860, Caro-
line Anna, dau. of William Rose Kobinson, Esq.
George Farquhar, a Member of the Legislative Council of
New South Wales, b. 19 Aug. 1820; m. 1848, Emraeline,
5th dau. of Hannibal H. Macarthur, Esq. ; and d. 18C0.
James, b. 5 Dec. 1824 ; d. 8 Oct. 1829.
Thomas Coat.s, b. 23 Sept. 1826, in China; m. 29 April, 1857,
Henrietta Marion, 5th and youngest dau. of Sir Robert Dal-
rymple Elphinstone, Bart, of Logic, Elphinstone; and d.
1862.
Mary Anne, m. 1836, Patrick Davidson, Esq., LL.D., of
Inchmarlo, and has issue, Duncan, b. 1843, and three
younger sons and five daus.
Catherine, m. 1854, Christopher Rolleston, Esq., son of the
Rev. John Rolleston, of Burton Joyce and Shelford, Notts,
and has issue, three sons and two daus.
Arras — Arg., on a bend az. three buckles or; and (in conse-
quence of descent from Wardes) two holly leaves vert. Crest
A griffin's head erased ppr. Motto — Grip fast.
Scat— Warthill, Pitcaple, co. Aberdeen.
LESLIE OP KININVIE.
Leslie, George Abeeceomby Young, Esq. of
KiniiiTie, co. Banff, J.P. and D.L., b. 1803 ; m.
1841, Barbara King, dau. of the late Lieut.-Gen.
Stewart, C.B. of Lesmiirdie, and bj her (who d.
1853) has issue,
I. Archibald Young, younger, of Kininvie, J.P. and D.L^
Capt. 79th Highlanders, 6. 1843; in. 1868, Alice, 3rd dan.
of Lieut. -Col. Cautley, and has a son, George St£wabt,
b. 1872.
ILincaCIC.— Alexander Leslie, 1st Laird of Kininvie, wa«
the second son of George Leslie, of New Leslie, by his wife,
Comney Ramsay, of Dalhousie, and grandson of William
Leslie, 4th baron of Balquhan. He m. Margaret Calder,
of Nappherson, and got the lands of Kininvie by charter
from John Stuart, Earl of .•Vthol, 1520. He left a son,
Walter Leslie, 2nd Laird of Kininvie, in. Catlicrine Grant,
of Ballindalloch. Ue was a Capt. in the Scotch Guard of
Francis I. of France, and at his death, 1562, was s. by his son,
Robert Leslie, 3rd Laird, m. Elizabetli Gordon, of Bel-
dornie, and c^ 1609, having a son,
John Leslie, 4th Laird, m. MariaGordon,of Haddo,by whom
he had two sons and a dau. The sons d. in infancy, and the
dau. rn. Gordon of Buckie. He hi. 2ndly, Margaret Ogilvie, of
Milntoun, by whom he had three daus. and six sons, John, who
d. before his father without issue; Alexander; George;
Norman; David; and Robert. His eldest dau., Isabella, m.
James Sharpe, Laird of Banff Castle, whose son, James,
became the celebrated Archbishop of St. Andrews and Primate
of Scotland, and was murdered by the Covenanters. John
Leslie d. in 1625, and was s. by his eon,
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lANDEB Leslie, 5th Laird, m. Anne Innes, of Tombrc-
hach, and d. 1C52, leaving a son,
John Leslie, 6th Laird, »i. llelen Grant, of Ballintomh, and
'. 11 May, 1712, leaving a son,
Alesandeb Leslie, 7tli Laird, who sold the estate to his
TOther, James, 19 May, 1718 (an inscription on a stone built
Qto the wall of the mansion house, records this transaction),
fext in succession was John Leslie's brother,
James Leslie, 8th Laird, who in the year 1730 entailed the
states of Kininvicand TuUoch. Kem. 1st, Helen Carmichael,
{ Clappertown Hall, Midlothian, but by her (who d. 1717) he
eft no issue. He m. 2ndly, Margaret Birnie, and left a son,
James Leslie, 9th Laird, to. Helen Stewart, of Lesmurdie,
May, 1730. This Laird renounced his life rent interest in
he estates in favourof his eldest son 17G7, and d. 1791, having
urvivcd his wife 29 years. He left a numerous family, and
vas g. by his eldest son,
James Leslie, 10th Laird, who dying unvi. 1802, was s. by
lis brother,
Alexander Leslie, 11th Laird. He served throughout the
Vmerican War in the old 82nd Highland regt., and d. 1S39.
U his death the estates devolved upon his nephew,
Abchibald Young Leslie, 12th Laird, son of Robert Young,
Isq. of Johnstown Lodge, by Jean his wife (vii.SMarch, 1767),
lau. of James Leslie, 9th Laird of Kininvie. He m. 2 July,
1797, Jane, dau. of James Donaldson, Esq. of Kinnairdy, and
;rand-dau. of Sir James Innes, of Coxtoun. Archibald Leslie
I. 31 Oct. 1841, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Abebcboubt Youno Leslie, 13th Laird, '
^rms— Arg., on a bend az. three buckles or. Crest— A
frifBn's head erased ppr. Motto — Grip fast.
Stat — Kininvie House, Dufftown, N.B.
Note. — For previous historyof the familysec Laurus Leslceana,
tlso Col. Leslie's Historical Record of the Family of Leslie.
LESLIE OF BALLIBAY.
Leslie, Eitilt Eleai>-oea Wilheimina, of Balli-
bay, CO. Monaghan, only surviving child and heiress
of the late Charles Albert Leslie, Esq. of Bally bay,
s. 1838 ; m. 1st, 1827, Arthur French, Esq. of Sack-
ville Street, Dublin, and by him (who d. March,
1843) had issue,
I. Robert Charles, 6. 1S2S, J.P., D.L., High Sheriff for co.
Monaghan 1857; jh. Philippa Charlotte Mary, eldest dau.
of the late Capt. Edward Kelso, of Kelsoland.
II. Charles Albert Leslie, Capt. 2nd Dragoon Guards, m.
Agnes, dau. of Samuel Laing, Esq., M.P.
I. Helen Charlotte, m. James Blake, Esq. of Gregg Castle,
CO. Galway.
n. Albertine Caroline, m. James Ryan, Esq.
ui. Henrietta Alexandrina Victoria, in. Col. Charles Kendal
Bushe, 59th regt.
The heiress of Ballibay m. 2ndly, 18i4, the Eev. John
Chas. "William Leslie, 4th son of James Leslie, Esq.
of Leshe HiU, co. Antrim {see Leslie of Leslie Sill),
and by him (who d. 29 Nov. 1877) had issue,
I. Ferdinand Seymour, h. Oct. 1S45, B.A. Oriel Coll. Oxford,
Lieut. 1st King's Dragoon Guards.
I. Marion Adelaide, in. Walter Pialeigb Trevelyan, Esq. of
Emsworth House, Hants.
HiUCTltir.— The first settlement In Ireland of the Irish
Lr.sLiES, who are a branch of the noble House of Rothes, and are
allied by blood to many of the nobility of Scotland, took place
in the reign of James 1. ; and different members of the family
now possess considerable estates in cos. Monaghan, Antrim,
Down, Donegal, and Mcath.
The Most Rev. Henry Leslie (or Leslet), D.D., 6. 1580,
removing from Scotland, settled in Ireland 1614, where he was
ordained 8 April, 1617. He was Chaplain to King Charles I.
He had a younger brother, George, a Prebendary of Lismore,
and Rector of Ahoghill, co. Down. Inl619the Crown presented
him to the Prebend of Connor, which, 1027, he resigned for
the Deanery of Down. He was also made Treasurer of St.
Patrick's, Dublin, and, 1635, was advanced to the Bishopric of
Down and Connor, whence at the Restoration he was trans-
lated to Meath. He d. 7 April, 1661, leaving issue, with two
daus.,
Robert (Right Rev.), D.D., successively Bishop of Dromore
and Kaphoe, 1671. He </. 10 Aug. 1672.
James, of whose line we treat. William.
The 2nd son,
James Leslie, of Leslie House, co. Antrim, b. 21 Kov. 1624;
m. Jane, dau. of John Ethlin, Esq. of Ardquin, co. Down («e«
that Soiiiily), and was s. by his eldest son.
The Ven. Henry Leslie, D.D., Archdeacon of Down, b.
4 \ov. 1651, Chaplain to the Duke of Ormond, Lord Lieut, of
Ireland. In 16b0 he obtained a Prebend in the Cathedral of
Down, which he resigned, 1C96, for the Archdeaconry. He ni.
JIargarct Beadian, of an EngUsh family, and had, with other
issue, a son and a dau.,
Peter, his successor.
Penelope, m. Edmund Francis Stafford, Esq. of Brownstown,
CO. Mtath, and had a dau., Anne, m. Arthur, 1st Viscount
Dungannon.
Archdeacon Leslie d. 1733, and was s. by his son.
Rev. Peter Leslie, b. 1686, Rector of Ahoghill, co. Antrim,
m. Jane, dau. of Anthony Dopping, D.D., Bishop of Meath,
and had issue,
Henry, LL.D., his heir.
James, of Leslie Hill, co. Antrim, 6. 1728; m. 1st, Mrs.
Hamilton ; and 2ndly. Sarah Fleming; but d. s.p. 1796.
Samuel, Major in the 14th regt., d. unm.
Edmond, Ven. Archdeacon of Down (sye Leslie of Leslie Hill).
Margaret, m. Very Rev. Hill Benson, Dean of Connor 1753,
who d. nib. Jane, in. Rev. Mr. Stewart.
The eldest son,
Rev. Henry Leslie, of Ballybay, co. Monaghan, LL.D., b.
Oct. 1719, Prebendary of Tullycorbet, Clogher, and afterwards
Prebendary of Tandragee, in the Cathedral of Armagh; m.
17.53, Catherine, dau. of Very Rev. Charles Meredyth, Dean of
Ardfert, and d. 1803, leaving issue,
Peter Henry, b. 1755 ; killed in action in America.
Charles Albert, his heir.
Catherine Letitia, m. William Foster, Bishop of Clogher,
brother of Right Hon. John Foster, Speaker of the Irish
House of Commons, who was created Lord Oriel.
Tiie only surviving son,
Charles Albert Leslie, Esq. of Ballibay, co. Bfonaghan,
b. 'JSMay, 1765; w. July, 1799, Ellen, youngest dau. of Richard
Magenis, Esq. of Waringstown, co. Down [see that Family), and
left at his decease, 1838, an only surviving child, Emilt
Eleanora Wilhelmina, now of Pallibay.
./}}•!)!«— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., on a bend az. three
buckles or, for Leslie; 2nd and 3rd, or, a lion rampant gu.,
debruised by a riband sa., for Abernethy. Crest — An angel ppr.
Motto — Grip fast.
Seat — Ballibay House, Ballibay, co. Monaghan.
LESLIE OF LESLIE HILL.
Leslie, James Edmund, Esq. of Leslie Hill,
Ballymoney, and Seaport Lodge, Bushmills, co.
Antrim, educated at the University of Edinburgh,
and at Ch. Ch. Oxford, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
CO. Antrim 1854-55, b. 3 April, 1800 ; m. 14 April,
1823, Sarah, youngest dau. of the Right Eev. Daniel
Sandford, D.D., Bishop of Edinburgh {see Sand-
FOED of Sandford), and by her (who d. 20 Dec.
1864) has had issue,
I. James Sandford, 6. 10 Aug. 1824 ; d. 26 Jan. 1829.
II. Henry Erskine, 6. 15 Nov. 1825 ; d. 10 Feb. 1829.
III. Edmond Douglas, Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. Royal
Antrim Rifles, 5. 22 Sept. 1823.
IV. Daniel Sandford, b. 5 March, 1830 ; d. 28 Dec. 1830.
V. Seymour Montague, of the Probate Office, London, h. 14
Nov. 1835; in. 30 Oct. 1866, Louisa, youngest dau. of the
late William Graham, Esq. of Fitzharris, Berks, by whom
(who d. 7 June, 1869) he has issue, James Graham, b. 14
Nov. 18G3; and Sarah Harriett Penelope, 6. 13 Sept. 1867.
He TO. 2ndly, 22 Oct. 1878, Sarah Alice, youngest dau. of
George Vincent, Esq. of Westminster.
v:. Francis Macnaghten, late Lieut. 53rd Fusiliers, b. 7 Feb.
1S38.
v;:. Erskine Douglas, 6. and d. June, 1839.
I. Frances Mary, m. 10 Feb. 1864, Rev. Andrew George
Gilmore, Rector of Selworthy, Somerset.
II. Mary Wilhelmina. ,
Hi. Sarah Agnes, hi. 23 Sept. 1862, Col. Sir Herbert Bruce
Sandford, R.A., second son of Sir Daniel Keyte Sandford.
IV. Jane Elizabeth.
ililiraflC— TuE Ven. Edmund Leslie, D.C.L., appointed
I Archdeacon of Down 1782, and also a Prebendary of Connor,
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b. Nov. 1735, 4th son of Eev. Peter Leslie (see Leslie of
BaUihay); m. 1st, Jane, Uau. of John Macnaghten, Esq. of
Benvarden, co. Antrim, and had by her four sons and a dan.,
Peter, d. in London. Bartholomew, d. in India.
James, of whom presently. Edmund, d. in India.
Mary, m. Rev. Mr. lioraston.
Archdeacon Leslie m. 2ndly, Eleanor, dau. of George Portis,
Esq. of London, and had by her,
I. George, to. Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Eev. Francis Hut-
che-son, D.D., of Donaghadee, co. Down, by whom he left
at his decease, 1831,
1 Edmund Francis, of Donaghadee, co. Down, J. P., B.A.
of Trin. Coll. Dublin, and formerly Capt. North Down
Itifles, 6. 1817 ; «. 1853 ; to. 185.^, Florinda, dau. of R. B.
iiagley, Esq., and widow of Nathaniel Alexander, Esq. of
Portglunone, formerly M.P. for co. Antrim, by whom (who
d. 24 May, 18G1) he had a dau., Elizabeth Florinda, who
d. 19 April. ISGJ. Mr. E. F. Leslie d. 7 Feb. 18G2.
2 George, oi Donaghadee, Lieut.-Col. Royal Artillery, m.
1855, Albina Jane, dau. of James Shaw, Esq., a Judge of
the Supreme Court of Calcutta, and has, with other issue,
George Francis, 6. 18CG.
1 Mary Ellinor, m. William Thomas Poe, Esq. of Solsboro',
and (/. leaving issue. 2 Elizabeth, d. young.
3 Ellen, m. Daniel de la Cherois, Esq. of Donaghadee, co.
Down {see that name).
II. Ilcnry (Very Rev.), Dean of Connor from 1823 to 1833,
when he resigned for preferment in England. He to. Mrs.
Harriette Inglis, and d. s. p. 1848.
III. Samuel, Esq., Rear-Admiral R.N., to. Martha, dau. of
George Vauglian, and d. s.p. Sept. 1851.
1. Ellen, TO. Rev. Stephen Dickson, youngest son of William
Dickson, D.D., Lord Bishop of Down and Connor; and cL
in giving birth to her dau., Ellen, who hi. Dr. Christian,
and d. 23 Aug. 1808, leaving a dau., Sclina.
Archdeacon Leslie's eldest surviving son,
James Leslie, Esq., J. P. and D.L.. s. to the estates of Leslie
Hill upon the demise of his uncle, James Leslie, Esq., 179G.
In 1799 he was High Sheriff for the co. Antrim. He was b.
17 July, 17G8; and d. 17 April, 1847; having m. 28 Feb. 1795,
Mary, dau. of Adam Cuppage, Esq. of Donicloney, co. Down,
by whom (who d. 1 Feb. 1847) he had issue,
James Edmdnd, now of Leslie Hill.
Henry, Trin. Coll. Dublin, J. P. for co. Antrim ; m. 30 Aug.
1849, Harriet Ann, eldest dau. of Capt. Thomas Job Seyer
Hanmer, R.N., of Holbrook Hall, Suffolk, and has issue,
Henry Hanmer, h. 1 Dec. 1853; Mary Emily, Helen Maria;
Constance Harriet Augusta; and Edith. Mr. H. Leslie c^.
5 July, 18G4.
Francis Seymour, late of the Home Office, m.
John Charles William (Rev.), m. Emily Eleanor Williel-
mina, widow of A. French, Esq., and dau. and heiress of
Charles Albert Leslie, Esq. of Ballibay, and d. 29 Nov. IS 77
(see Leslie cjf Baltibay).
Arm!, &c. — See Leslie nf BaUihay.
iS«a«3— Leslie Hill, Ballyraoney ; and Seaport Lodge, Bush-
mills, CO. Antrim.
LE STRANGE OP HUNSTANTOIST.
Le Strange, Hamon, Esq. of Hunstanton Hall,
Norfolk, h. 25 Nov. 1840, J.P. and D.L. for that
CO., for some years a Secretary in H.M. Diplomatic
Service ; dropped the surname of Styleman, 1 May,
1871 ; m. 20 Dec. 1866, at Boston, Emmeline, dau.
of William Austin, Esq. of Boston, Massachusetts,
U.S., and has issue,
I. Roland, &. in Paris, 5 March, 18G9.
II. Austin, h. 22 May, 1874. iii. Eric, 6. 20 Jan. 1878.
I. Emmeline, 6. 7 l"eb. 1872.
ILfltCJigC.— Sir IIamon le Strange, Knt., who was en-
feoffed of Ilun.<-tanton, 3 Edward II., by his brother, John,
6th Lord Strange, of Knockyn, was 3rd son of John Le Strange,
Lord Le Strange, of KnocUyn, by Maud his wife, dau. and
heir of Roger Deivill, of co. Warvsrick, and grandson, by Joan
de Somery, co-heiress of her mother, Nicha, eldest dau. of
William de Albini, Earl of Arundel, of John, Lord Strange,
of Knockyn, 5lh in descent from Roland le Strange, the patri-
arch of the house (witness to a deed, a.d. 1112), whose wife,
Matilda le Brun, was ilau. and heiress of Ralph Fitz-Hcrluin,
who held lanils in Hunstanton under Roger Bigot, Earl of
Norfolk. Sir Ilainon ni. Margaret, dau. of Ralph Vernon, and
heiress of Richard Vernon, descended from the Lords Vernon,
of Shipbrook, co Chester, and left a son and successor,
Hamon le Strange, Esq. of Hunstanton, m. Katherine, dau.
and heir of Lord Cauaoys, and dying te»yj. Bichabd II. 1399,
was «. by his sou.
SiE John le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, 1381, m. Eleanor,
dau. and heir of Sir Richard Walkfare, Knt., and d. G Henry V,
1418, leaving a son and heir,
John le Strange, Esq. of Hunstanton, to. Alice, dau. and
heir of Nicholas Beaumont, Esq.; d. 1436, and was fatherof
Roger le Strange, Esq. of Hunstanton, m. Jane Bebe, and
was s. by his son.
Sir Henry le .Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, whose will beara
date 29 Nov. 1483. He to. Katherina, dau. of Roger Drury,
Esq. of Halsted, Suffolk, d. 25 Nov. 1485, and was s. by his .son,
Sir Roger le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, Esquire of the
Body to Henry VII., to. Ann, dau. of Sir Christopher Heydon,
Knt., and dying s. p. 1506, was ?. by his brother,
Sir Robert le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, m. Anne, dau.
and co-heir of Thomas le Strange, of Walton, co. Warwick,
and by her (who to. 2ndly, Sir Edward Knyvet) left at bis
decease, 3 Henry VIII., a son and successor.
Sib Thomas le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, 6. 1494, IligU
Sheriff of Norfolk 1532, Esquire of the Body to Henry Vlll.,
TO. Anne, dau. of Thomas, Lord Vaux, and by her (who was
5th in descentfrom Johnof Gaunt, 4th son of King Edward III.)
had sixteen children, of whom one of the younger sons,
Richard, settlcdin Ireland, andwasancestoroftheL'EsTRANGES
of Mnystown, King's Co., the L'Estranoes of Keoltown, co.
Westmeath, &c., &c. Sir Thomas d. 17 Jan. 1544, and was «.
by his eldest son.
Sir Nicholas le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, High Sheriff
of Norfolk 1547, in. Eleanor, dau. of Sir William Fitzwilliams,
of Melton, and d. 20 Feb. 1579, leaving a son and successor.
Sir Hamon lb Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, High Sheriff of
Norfolk 1573, in. Elizabeth,* dau. and co-heir of Sir Hugh
Hastings, of Elsing, in that co., the lineal descendant and
representative of John, Lord Hastings, one of the competitors
for the throne of Scotland 1285 (being the grandson and heir
of Ada, the youngest of the three daus of David, Earl of Hunt-
ingdon; Balliol being the grandson of the eldest dau., and
Bruce being the son of the 2nd dau.), who was summoned tD
Parliament from 1290 to 1313. By this lady. Sir IIamon, wli:>
d. 20 F'eb. 1579, left a son and successor.
Sir Nicholas le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, M.P. fur
Norfolk, 1 Edward VI., to. Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Bell,
Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and was s. at his decease,
22 Dec. 1591, by his son.
Sir Hamon le Strange, Knt. of Hunstanton, in. Alice, don.
and co-heir of Richard Stubbs, Esq. of Sedgeford, and h;ul
three sons, Nicholas, his heir; Hamon, of Pakenham, Suffolk;
and Roger (Sir), the celebrated writer in the time of the Com-
monwealth. Sir Hamon d. 31 May, 1G54, aged 71, and was s.
by his eldest son.
Sir Nicholas le Strange, of Hunstanton, created a Bart.
1 June, 1629. He to. Ann, dau. and heir of Sir Edward
Lewknor, Knt. of Denham, 4th in descent from the marriage
of Nicholas Lewknor, Esq. with Isabella Radmylde, dau. ami
eventually co-heir (with her sister, Margaret,! wife of John
Goring, of Burton) of Ralph Radmylde, Esq. of Sussex, by Mar-
garet, his wife, sister and co-heir of Hugh de Camoys, Baron
Camoys, as proved in the House of Lords 1839. By Ann his
wife, who d. July, 16G3, aged 51, Sir Nicholas left at his
decease, 24 July, 1G55, aged 52, a son and successor.
Sir Hamon le Strange, 2nd hart, of Hunstanton, d. unrn.
seven montlis after his father, 15 Feb. 16i5, o.s., aged 24, and
was s. by his brother.
Sir Nicholas L'Estranoe, 3rd bart. of Hunstanton, m. 1st,
Mary, dau. and eventual heir of John Coke, Esq. of Holkham,
by his wife Muriel Wheatley, heiress of Holkham, and granJ-
dau. of Sir Edward Coke, the Chief Justice. By this lady ho
had a son and heir, Nicholas. Sir Nicholas to. 2ndly, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sir Justinian Isham, Bart., and by her had, with
two sons, who d. s. p., two daus., the elder of whom, Elizabeth,
to. Robert Tash, Esq. Sir Nicholas U. 13 Dec. 1669, and was
s. by his son and successor.
Sir Nicholas L'Estrange.J 4th bart. of Hunstanton, m.
Ann, dau. of Sir Thomas Wodchouse, of Kimberley, by Ann
* As one of the co-heirs of this Elizabeth Hastings, Henry
L'Estrange Styleman le Strange, 1841, proved in the House of
Lords his claim, as one of the coheirs, to the Barony of
Hastings, created 1264, but the Crown exercised its preroga-
tive in favour of Sir Jacob Astley, the youngest co-heir.
t From Margaret derives Thomas Stonor, Lord Camoys.
t It was Sir Nicholas, the 3rd bart., who, as appears hy
reference to his signatures, first altered the original spelliiiK
le Strange to L'Estrange, but the old orthography was resumed
by the late Mr. le Strange.
LES
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEV
95D
! s wife, aau. and co-heir of Sir William Armine, of Osgodby,
■ ). Lincoln, and had by her three sons and two daus.,
Hamon, il. unra. on his travels, 1715.
I Thomas, 5th bart. Henky, 6th bart.
Aemine, Id. Nicholas Sttleman, Esq. of Sncttishain, Norfolk.
Lucy, m. 1721, Sir Jacob Astley, Uart., and was great-
grandmother of Sir Jacob Astlcy, Bart., in whose favour
the abeyance of the Barony of Hastings was terminated, 1811.
if Nicholas d. 18 Dec. 1724, aged C3, and was s. by his son,
Sib fiioMAS L'Estrange, 5th bart. of Hunstanton, who m.
nnc, dau. and at length sole heir of Sir Christopher Calthorpe,
B., of East Barsham, but dying s.p- 8 Nov. 1751, was s. by
is brother.
Sir Henrt L'Estrange, 6th bart. of Hunstanton, who m.
;ary, dau. of the Hon. Roger North, of Rougham, but d. s.p.
Sept. 17C0, when the baronetcy passed to Roger L'Estrange,
f Harleston, son of Roger L'Estrange, of Iloe, and grandson
f Sir Nicholas L'Estrange, 1st bart. He became 7th bart.,
ad by his 3rd wife, Elizabeth Redo, had an only son, who pre-
eceased him, so that on his death, 21 April, 1762, the
aronctcy expired. The elder sister and co-heir of Sir Henry,
Akmine L'Estrange, who was ra. to Nicholas Sttleman,
sq. of Snettisham, had with other children, who d. under
ge, two sons, Nicholas Sttleman, Esq. of Hunstanton and
nettisham, who m. Catherine Henley, but d. s. p. 9 Jan.
788; and
The Rev. Armine Sttleman, of Ringstead, Norfollt, who
I. Ann, dau. of James Elakeway, Esq., ll.N., and had issue,
Henrt, his heir.
Nicholas, m. Ehzabcth, dau. of Frank Cobb, Esq. of Margate,
but d. s. -p.
Catlierine, ra. 1st, the Rev. Edward Roger North, Vicar of
Haiiowe, in Essex, grandson of the Hon. Roger North, of
Hougham ; and 2ndly, Sir Mordaunt Martin, Bart.
Anne, m. 1st, Tomkyus Dew, Esq. of co. Hereford; and 2ndly,
Licut.-Col. Powell, of the same co.
Mary, d. num. Armine, d. unm.
Lucy, VI. Willinm Herring, Esq. of Norwich, great nephew
of Archbishop Herring.
he Rev. Armine Styleman d. 3 April, 1S03, and was s. by his
)n,
Henry Sttleman, Esq. of Hunstanton and Snettisham, High
lieriff of Norfolk 1804, who to. 1st, 1780, Mary, dau. of George
regg, Esq. of Haling, Middlesex, which kuly d. s. p. 7 Dec.
307 ; and 2ndly, 5 Dec. 1609, Emilia, dau. of Benjamin
reedy, Esq. of St. Albans, by whom he left at his decease,
j March, 1819, one son and two daus.,
Henry L'Estrange, his heir, who assumed 1839, the ancient
surname of his ancestors, and became Henry L'Estrange
Sttleman le Strange, Esq. of Hunstanton and Snettis-
ham.
Emilia L'Estrange, m. 31 May, 1834, Rev. Frederick Thomas
William Cooke Fitzroy, M.A., Rector of Great Ringstead,
4th son of the late Gen. the Hon. William Fitzroy, youngest
son of Charles, 1st Lord Southampton.
Armine L'Estrange, m. 1840, William Charles James Camp-
bell, Esq., then Capt. 3rd Dragoon Guards.
he only son,
Henry L'Estrange Styleman le Strange, Esq. of Hun-
anton, J. P. and D.L., b. 25 Jan. 1815; to. 25 July, 1839,
imesina .Joyce Ellen, youngest dau. and eventual co-heiress
John Stewart, Esq. of Belladrum, co. Inverness, and had,
Hamon, now of Hunstanton Hall.
Charles, Lieut. R.N. Guy.
Janiesina, to. 19 July, 1866, Rev. Adolphns Waller, 2nd and
youngest son of Sir Thomas Waller, Hart.
Alice, ),(. 8 June, 1872, Laurence Oliphant, Esq., son of Sir
Anthony Oliphant, C.B.
Ada, m. 9 June, 1870, E. Heneage Wynne Finch, Esq. of
Stokesley, Yorks.
reviously to the termination of the abeyances, Mr. Styleman
e Strange was declared by the House of Lords to be one of
le co-heirs of the Barony of Camoys, and also of the Barony
r Hastings. He d. 27 July, 1862, and was s. by his son, the
resent Hamon le Strange, Esq. of Hunstanton.
A-nnx—Gu., two lions passant arg. Crest — A lion statant
lil extended or. il7o«o— Mihi parta tueri.
&aJ- Hunstanton Hall, Lynn Regis, Norfolk.
(1830), late Lieut. -Col. Commanding 3rd rcgt.
Stattordshifo Ride Militia, and formerly an officer
60th Kojal Eillcs, b. 21 Nov. 1810 ; m. 1 Aug. 1848,
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of John Mirehouse, Esq. ot"
Browusladc, co. Pembroke, Common Serjeant of
London, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Dr. Eisher,
Eishop of Salisbury, and has issue,
I. Richard Walter Byrd, of Hall, Angle, co. Pembroke,
J. P., b. 5 May, 1849; who has assumed the surname of
MiREHODSE.
II. William Swinnerton ByrJ, b. 185G.
III. Egerton Bagot Byrd, b. 1857.
IV. Walter Leveson Bryd, 6. 1859.
I. Louisa Mary, b. 1851. ii. Evelyn Honora, 6. 1653.
ni. Isabel Mary, 6. 18G8.
ILtUCTttJC— William Levett, Esq. of Savernake, Wilts,
Page to King Charles I. at the time of that monarch's death,
j was father of Sir Richard Levett, Knt., Lord Mayor cf
London 1700, who had, with other issue, a dau., Elizabeth,
m. 1713, Sir Edward Hulse, Bart., M.D., and a son, Richard
I Levett, Esq., Alderman of London, who m. Anne Sweetaplc,
and had a son and successor, the Rev. Richard Levett,
Rector of Blithfield and Leigh, co. Stafford, who m. Catherine
Walcot, of Walcot, Salop, and was father of
The Rev. Richard Levett, Vicar of West Wycombe, Bucks,
who VI. Lucy, dau. and heir of Edward Byrd, Esq. of Field
and Brocton, co. Stafford, and of Smallwood, co. Chester, and
by her (through whom came the Milford estate) left at his
decease 1805, a son and successor,
The Rev. Richard Levett, of Milford Hall, 6. 17 Nov.
1772, who VI. 16 Jan. 1804, Louisa Frances, 4th dau. of the
Rev. Walter Bagot, of Blithfield, co. Stafford (brother of the
1st Lord Bagot), by Anne his wife, dau. of William Swinnerton,
Esq. of Butterton Hall, co. Stafford, and had issue,
Richard Byrd, now of Milford Hall.
Frances Mary.
Mr. Levett d. 25 Aug. 1843; his widow, March, 1864.
Arms — Arg., a lion r.impant sa., murally crowned or, and
two crosses fitchee, in pale, between two piles, issuing from the
dexter and sinister chiefs of the second, each pile charged with
three crosses-crosslet fitchee of the third. Cnst — A demi-liou
or, entwined with a sprig of laurel vert, and supporting a cross-
crosslet fitchee sa.
SeaJ— Milford HaU, Stafford.
LE STRANGE OF MAEKETHILL.
See Caeieton.
LEVETT OF MILFORD HALL,
Letett, Eichaed Eyed, Esq. of Milford Hall,
0. Stafford, J.P. and D.L., B.A. Ch. Ch, Oxford
LEVETT OF WYCHNOR PARK.
Levett, TnEOPHiLrs John, Esq. of Wychnor
Park, CO. Stafford, J.P. and D.L., Lieut. -Col. Com-
manding 2nd batt. Staffordshire Volunteers, and
Capt. Q. O. Staffordshire Yeomanry, formerly Capt.
1st Life Guards, b. 11 Dec. 1829 ; m. 10 Jan. 1856,
Lady Jane Lissey Harriet Feilding, dau. of the 7th
Earl of Denbigh, and has issue,
I. Theophilds Basil Percy, 6. Dec. 1856.
II. Berkeley John Talbot, b. 11 Nov. 1863.
I. Mary Louisa Margaret.
ILtnratJC. — Theophilus Levett, Esq. of Wychnor Park,
CO. Stafford, derived from a common ancestor with the Levetts
of Milford Hall, m. Mary, 2nd dau. and co-heir of John
Babington, Esq. of Paekington, co. Warwick, and dying 1746,
left issue, Thomas; John, who purchased Wychnor 1765;
Richard (Rev.) ; and Anne, m. Rev. Richard Levett, of West
Wycorab. The eldest son,
Thomas Levett, Esq. of Wychnor Park, m. 1762, Catherine,
dau. and eventually co-heir of Charles Floyer, Esq. of Hint.s,
CO. Stafford, by Susannah, his wife, dau. and co-heir of Waldy vc
Willington, Esq. of Hurley, co. Warwick, and had issue,
Theopuilos, his heir.
Thomas (Rev.), of Paekington, to. Wilmot Maria, dau. of Sir
N. B. Gresley, Bart. ; but d. s. p. 1843.
Anne, d. unvi.
Catherine, vi. 1794, her cousin, William Hiunberstonc
Cawley Floyer, Esq. of Hints Hall, co. Stafford.
The son and heir,
Theophilds Levett, Esq. of Wychnor Park, High Sheriff of
CO. Stafford 50 George III., and Recorder of Lichfield, ,;;.
Frances, dau. of Thomas Prinsep, Esq. of Croxall Hall, ci».
Derby, and has issue, i. John, his heir; ii. Theophilus, m.
Henrietta, dau. of the Rev. Juhn Templer, of Devon;
HI. Thomas, who took the surname of Pbinsep; ho jn. 1st,
960
LEV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEW
Margaret, dan. of David Monroe, Esq., by whom he had one
surviving dau., Margaret Catherine, wife of R. T. K. Levett,
Esq. of Pacliington Hall ; and 2ndly, Caroline, dau. of the Rev.
Julin Templer; iv. Arthur, married; i. Frances, w. William
Gist, Esq. ; ii. Mary, m. the Rev. John MuclUestone ; and
in. Anne. BIr. Levett c?. 3 Dec. 1839, and was s. by his son,
John Levett, Esq. of Wychnor Parle and Packington Hall,
whoj/i. 19 Feb. 1829, Sophia Eliza, niece of the Marquess of
Ailsa, and dau. of the Hon. Robert Kennedy, by Jane his wife,
sister of Gen. Alexander Macomb, Commander-in-Chief of the
armies of the United States in America, and d. 1853, leaving
issue,
Theophilus John, now of Wychnor Park.
Robert Thomas Kennedy, of Packington Hall, Lichfield, J.P.
and D.L., b. 29 April, 1831 ; m. 1860, his cousin, Margaret,
dau. of the late Thomas Levett Prinsep, Esq. of Croxall
Hall, and has surviving issue,
1 Tliomas Prinsep, b. 1862. 2 Walter Mackenzie, 6. 1867.
1 Mary Frances.
Edward, b. 18 Dec. 1832; late Major 10th Hussar.s: m. Caro-
line, 3rd dau. of the late Dr. Longley, Archbishop of Can-
terbury, and has two daus.
Cliarles Richard, b. 14 June, 1834; Capt. 1st King's Dragoon
Guards; m. 18.59, Katherine, eldest dau. of Capt. Williams,
R.N., and has six sons and one dau.
Henry Gordon, late 3rd Hussars, b. 26 July, 1841.
Sophia Frances Margaret, m. 9 Oct. 18G0, the Hon. and Rev.
G. B. Legge, brother of the Earl of Dartmouth.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant between three crosssB-crosslet
fitchee sa., a bordure engrailed az. charged witli four crosses-
crosslet fitchee, and as many fleurs-de-lis alternately or. Crest
— A demi-lion arg. ducally crowned or, gorged with a collar az.,
in the dexter paw a cross-crosslet fitchee sa., the sinister paw
resting on an escutcheon, of the tliird, charged with a fleur-de-
lis gold.
Seat— Wychnor Park, Burton-on-Trent.
LEVETT OF PACKINGTON HALL.
See preceding Memoir.
♦
LEWES OF LLYSNEWYDD.
Lewes, William Peice, Esq. of Llysnewydd, co.
Carmarthen, late of the 96tli regt., Col. Commancling
Royal Carmarthen Artillery Militia, J.P. and D.L.
for COS. Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, and
High Sheriff for the last-named shire 1859, b. 5 Nov.
1813 ; m. 21 Oct. 1837, Anna, elder dau. of James
Bcatty, Esq., M.D. of Enniskillen, Ireland, and has,
I. AViLLtAM Price Llewellyn, J.P. cos. Cardigan and
Carmarthen, Major 51st regiment, 6. 30 Aug. 1838; to.
10 Jan. 1872, Sarah Cecilia, 2nd dau. of John Deane-
]>i;ike, Esq. of Stokestown, and has a son, William, and
tuodaus.
It. Thomas Powell, b. 18 Aug. 1860.
I. WiUiama Susanna, m. April, 1874, John Richard Howell,
I>n. of Glaspant, co. Carmarthen.
zi. Elizabeth Cecilia Johanna, r/i. Aug. 1861, Essex Bowen,
Esq., M.D., of Llwyngwair, co. Pembroke, and is de-
ceased.
HI. Mary Anna, m. March, 18C9, James Bowen Summers,
Esq. of Milton, co. Pembroke.
iltnCJttJC. — The family of Lewes is amongst the oldest in
Wales, and claims descent from Ednowain ap Bradwen, Lord
of Llys-Bradwen, founder of the 15th noble tribe of North
Wales and Powis, 4.D. 846 ; the present representative being
twenty-first in direct male descent from that chieftain.
Fifteenth from Ednowain was
Thomas Lewes, of Lly.snewydd, who w. Jane, dau. of James
Lewes, of Coedmore, and granddau. of Sir John Lewes, of
Abernantbychan, co. Cardigan; and d. about 1700, leaving a
son,
David Lewes, who m. Magdalene, dau. of Thomas Lloyd,
Esq. of Bronwydd, and their eldest son dying unm., the estate
fell to David's grandson,
JouN Lewes, Esq. of Carmarthen, and of Llanllyr, co. Car-
digan, who m. Esther Beynon, of Castell Gorvod, co. Carmar-
then. Their son,
John Lewes, Esq.of Llysnewydd. andof Llanllyr, m. Rebecca
Price, of Duffryn, co. Carmarthen, and by her the Duflryn
property was joined to Llysnewydd. He d. 1769, leaving a
sou.
William Lewes, Esq. of Llysnewydd, who m. Joan, dau. of
Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Bronwydd, and had issue,
I. William, of whom presently.
ir. Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Taynton, co. Oxford, anfl
j;;'.rrington, co. Gloucester.
III. John, m. Mary Anne, dau. of T. Vaughan, Esq. of
'lyllwydd, co. Cardigan; and d. 1860, leaving issue,
1 .ToHN, late Lieut. -Col. 10th Hussars, m. Mary Jane, dau.
01 the Rev. J. Griffith, and has issue. 2 Tliomas.
.0 I'rice, Lieut. R.A., m. Florence Kinncar, of Halifax.
1 JIary Anne, m. Robert Lewis Lloyd, Esq. of Nantgwilt,
CO. Radnor.
2 Louisa Jane, in. Sir Pryse Pryse, Bart, of Gogerddan, co.
Cardigan.
IV. Piice, of Gwastoed, co. Cardigan.
The eldest son,
William Lewes, Esq. of Llysnewydd, an ofiBcer in the Horse
Guards (Blue), in. 1812, Eliza Williaraa Anne, daa. of Col.
Lewis, of Llanapron, co. Cardigan, and left issue at his
decease,
William Phice, present representative.
J.ihn, b. 1814, an ofBcer in the 27th regt., m. Charlotte
Berry; and d. at the Cape of Good Hope, leaving issue a
d.iu., Amy Eliza.
Williama Johanna, m. John Boultbee, Esq. of Baxtarley, CO.
Warwick, and has issue, John Edward Lewis, late 71st regt.,
and Williama Mary Sidney.
Arms — Gu., three serpents nowed in triangle arg. Crest —
An eagle displayed with a serpent cmbowed round the body
Xjpr. Motto — Sine dolo.
Heat — Llsynewdd, Llandyssil, South Wales.
LEWIN OF THE HOLLIES.
Lewin, Mortimer, Esq. of The Hollies, Kent,
5. 13 Oct. 1847 ; s. his father 17 June, 1877.
^ilXCclQt. — This is an old Kentish family.
Richard Lewin, Esq. of the Hollies, Bexley, Kent, m. 1752,
Mary Brown, of an ancient family seated at Hampstead,
and d. 1810, leaving by her (wlio d. 1760), i. Thomas,
his lieir; ii. Richard, of Eltham, Kent, father of Sir Gregory
AUnutt Lewin; in. John; iv. Gregory; v. Frederick; vi.
Edward; vii. John; i. Mary. The eldest son,
Thomas Lewin, Esq. of The Hollies, 6. 18 April, 1753; m.
17S1, Mary, dau. of Major-Gen. John Hale, of Plantation, near
Guisborough, co. York (4th son of Sir Bernard Hale, Chief
Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, see Hale of King's Walden),
by Mary Chaloner his wife (see Chalosero/ Gai>.horouoh), and
(I. 1837, having by her (who d. 1843) had issue, all of whomare
deceased except Frances Eliza,
Thomas.
Richard John, m. Jane, widow of T. Plumer, Esq., M.P.
Frederick, deceased.
Frederick Mortimer, late of the Hollies.
William Charles James, m. in 1827, Jane Laprimandaye, am
had four sons and two daus.
George Herbert, ni. 1836, Mary Friend, and has three soi
and two daus.
Edward Bernard Hale, m. Matilda Bivaz, and had three so;
and two daus. Emilius.
Mary Hale, m. 1806, Charles Marsh, Esq. and has a son and
three daus. Ann, deceased.
Harriet, vi. 1820, George Grote, Esq., the Historian of Greece,
d. 28 Dec. 1878.
Charlotte, r,i. 1834, Thomas Lewin, Esq.
Frances Eliza, m. Neil von Koch, Esq. of Stockholm, and
has issue four sons. m
The 4th son, ^
Frederick Mortimer Lewin, Esq. of the Hollies, J.P. for
Kent and Hants, 6. 30 Aug. 1798; m. 9 April, 1839, Auausta
Diana, elder dau. of Thomas Gisborne Babington, Esq. of
Rothley Temple, co. Leicester, by Hon. Aueusta Julia, 4th
dau. of Sir Gerard Noel Noel, Bart., and had issue,
I. Frederick Chaloner, 85th regt., b. 5 June, 1842; d. 1
Mav, 1870.
II. Lionel Henry, h. 25 June, 1846; d. 20 Dec. 1874.
ni. Mortimer, now of The Hollies.
I. JIary Hale, to. 8 June, 1865, Major Henry Mastermaot
Thompson, 41st (Welch) regt., and has issue.
II. Diana Spencer, to. 3 March, 1868, Lieut. -Col. Edward
Spread Beamish, R.A., 2nd son of Rev. Henry Hamilton
Beamish, by Anne Isabella his wife, dau. of Rev. Edward
Spread (see Beamish of Mount Beamish), and has issue.
III. Julia Babington. ' 3
He d. 17 June, 1877. \
Arms — Per pale gn. and or, three bucks' heads erased at'
the neck counterchanged. Crest — A buck trippant quarterly ori
and az. Motio — Dieu sait tout.
<Sea£— The Hollies, Bexley, Kent.
ndl
\
LEW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEW
961
LEWIN OP CLOGHANS.
Lewix, Fredeeic Thomas, Esq. of Cloghans, co.
ilayo, b. 1828 ; m. 1867, Lucy Emma, dau. of
vViiliam Byrom Come, Esq. of Cheltenham, and
las issue,
I. Thomas Fbedekic.
1. Constance Mary.
III. Gwynneth Muud.
It. Arthur Corvie.
H. Lucy Eiuily.
IV. Alice Christina.
VIr. Lewin is a Magistrate for the cos. of Mayo and
>alway.
iLt'nCJtSP.— Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans, son of
'lionias Lewin, Esq. of Croom, co. Limerick, ru. 16G6, Eliza-
icth, dau. of Edward Yeo, Esq. of Kansfadden, Wales, and,
u 1673, purchased Cloghans. lie left issue, i. Joseph, his
icir ; II. Thomas. Mr. Lewin (L 1690. The eldest son,
Joseph Lewin. Esq. of Cloghans, m. 1685, Ann, dau. of
lobert Bell, Esq. of Streamstown, and had issue, i. Thomas,
lis heir; il. John, tZ. s. jj. ; I.Elizabeth. The eldest son,
Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans, m. 1714, Christina, dau. of
J. King, and had issue,
Thomas, his heir.
Henry, a cavalry officer, d. s. p., killed in the tattle of
FtTitenoy. Cabeiqce, of whom presently.
Francis, d. s. p.
'he eldest son,
Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans, High Sheriff of Mayo
745, m. 1740, Barbara, dau. of John iloss Lewin, Esq. of
'ortfergus, co. Clare, and had issue,
Thomas, hislieir.
Anne, m. 1776, George Boss Lewin, Esq. of Boss Hill, co.
Clare.
Susan, in. John Wcstropp, Esq. of Mellon, co. Limerick.
rhe eldest son,
Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans, High Sheriff of Mayo, m.
1770, Elizabeth, dau. of Harrison Tioss Lewin, Esq. of Fort-
ergus, CO. Clare, and had issue,
Jane, m. 1st, Capt. Horsfall, 39th regt., and 2ndly, Col. John
Scroop Colquitt, of the Grenadier Guards.
Barbara, m. Ralph Benson, Esq. of Lutwyche Hall, co. Salop,
sometime M.P. for Stafford. Anna, d. unm.
Jr. Lewin left no issue male. Reverting to
Carriqce Lewin, Esq., son of the 2nd Thomas Lewin, of
!;ioghan's; he ?n. 1745, Margaret, dau. of James Gallaher,
isq., and had issue a son,
James Lewin, Esq. of Oakland?, m. 1780, Ann, dau. of
idward Elwood, Esq. of Ballymore, co. Sligo, and had issue,
James, Capt. 30th foot, who m. and had one son, James St.
George, Lieut. 61st regt., d. s. p. 1849, in India.
Thomas, of whom presently.
Carrique, Lieut. 71st regt., d. s.p. 1844.
'he 2nd son,
Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans, served a few years as an
ifficcr 30th regt., but quitted the army on the reduction after
Vuterloo. He m. 1823, Anna, dau. of Westropp Boss Lewin,
isq., of Cornfield, to. Clare, and had issue,
Fredewc Thomas, now of Cloghans.
Georgitia, m. 1851, George EUis, late Lieut. 52nd Light
Infantry.
Arms — Arg., a bend engrailed sa. between two trefoils slipped
■ert. Crest — Ademi-hon sa. holding between his paws a trefoil
lipped vert. jVotfo— Spes mea in i)eo.
&«£— Cloghans, Tuam, co. Mayo.
LEWIN OF THE Co. CLARE.
See Eoss-Lewin.
LEWIS OF BALLINAGAR.
Lewis, Johx Michael Atlwaed, Esq. of Eal-
inagar, CO. Galwav, i. 1 Feb. 1854; s. his father
LS73.
ILtltCaflf • — This family derives descent from the ancient
rt'elsh line of the same name, long resident in co. Carmarthen.
David Lewis settled in Ireland about the middle of the
I7th century, atWaterford, of which city he became Alderman.
He was Sheriff in 1695, and filled the office of Mayor six
;imes. He d. 1718, leaving issue by his wife, Sarah,
I. William (Ven.), Archdeacon of Kilfcrona. h. 1692; m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Eichard Buckaer, Esq. of Waterford, and
d. 1764, leaving issue.
1 William (Kev.), b. 1725 ; m. 1705, Mary, dau. of Col. Clarke,
of .'jurroy, and had issue, William (Itev.), m. 1795, Anne,
dau. ot Francis Kyves, Esq. of Eyvis Castle, co. Lime-
rick, and had issue, William Buckner (Eev.), British
Chaplain at Smyrna, d. 3 Jan. 18T0 (he vi. 17 July, 1826,
Margaret, dau. of W. C. Purdou, E.*q. of Tinncr.nna, co.
Clare, and had issue, William ; and three daus.) Bichanl
Capt. 94th regt., (/. 1844 ; Dora ; Mary.
2 David (Eev.), b. 1730; d. 1709.
1 Anne, m. Col. Gore, of Derrymore, co. Clare.
2 Dorothea, m. 1st, Gen. Crumpe; and 2ndly, in 1792, Lord
Glentworth, Bishop of Limerick.
0 Elizabeth, m. Eev. William Maunsell, D.D., of Limerick.
II. David, m. 1740, Mary Shiel, of Dublin, and d. 1754,
k-aving issue, David Samuel.
III. Hesrt, of whom presently, iv. James (Eev.), d. unm.
The 3rd son,
Henry Lewis, Esq., w. 1720, Joan, dau. of Francis Badley,
Esq. of Coolcur, co. Cork; and d. 1730, leaving issue,
I. Henrt, of whom presently.
II. Thomas, in. 1762, Elizabeth, dau. of Eichard Edward
Hu!!, Esq. of Lemcon Manor, co. Cork, and d. 1808, leaving
issue,
1 llichard Hull, Lieut. CSth regt., 6. 1764; m. 1790,
Christiana, dau. of John Sweetenham, Esq. of Mardyke
House, CO. Cork; and d. 23 Oct. 1835, leaving issue,
William, b. 1793, late Lieut. 19th regt., m. 1st, 1824,
Christiana, dau. of Eobcrt Bird, Esq. of Bantry (by
whom ho had issue, a dau., Mary, m. 1S53, Dr. Abraham
Tuckey, of Bantry, d. 1876) ; he m. 2ndly, 1827, Sarah
(d. 1874), dau. of Eobert Boyle Warren, Esq. of Kinsalc,
and has issue, Eichard Hull, 6. 1828, late Major 20th
regt. (m. 1858, Georgina, dau. of John TonsonKye, Esq.
of Eyecourt, co. Cork, and has issue) ; Sarah, m. 1850 (d.
1855), Eichard C. Pratt, Esq. of Kinsalc; Christiana, m.
1852 (d. 1856), Capt. Johnstone Napier, 74th regt.
John, Lieut. 1st Ceylon regt., 6.1794; m. Miss Long,
d. s. p. 1822.
Thomas, Lieut. 48th regt., 6. 1796; m. Miss Dalton,
d. s. p. 1827.
Stephen, 6. 1797, late Lieut. 73rd regt.; m. Eliza,
dau. of Dr. Millar, of Six Wile Bridge, co. Clare, and
has issue, John Eiggs MiOar, Deputy Surgeon-General,
A.M.D. (m. Mary, dau. of Judge Jervis, of Canada,
and has issue) ; Stephen {m. Isabella, dau. of Thomas
Ciumpe, Esq. of Chorley, Salop, and has issue) ; James
Henry, Surgeon A.M.D., d. 1867.
Henry, 6. 1801, ru. Mary, dau. of Ralph Bracken,
E?q., and d. 1849, leaving issue, Henry Ealph, lato
Lieut. 11th regt. (m. Eliza, dau. of Eobert Dunne, Esq.
of Kinsale, and has issue); Eichard Hull; and four
daus., 1 Mary, m. 1820, Major Crookc, 25th regt.;
2 Catherine, in. 1st, Capt. Sandys, 24th Light Dra-
goons, and 2ndly, Col. Lowth, C.B., 3Sth regt., A.D.C.
to the Queen.
2 Tonson, b. 1766 ; m. Miss Blair, of Blairs Cove, Bantry;
and d. 1841, leaving issue, Eichard, Thomas.
1 Elizabeth, m. Eichard Blair, Esq. of Blairs Cove.
III. Frank, in. Miss Gardner, and had issue, Frank.
I. Catherine, m. — Hopkins, Esq.
The eldest son,
Henry Lewis, Esq. hi. Margaret, dau. of Richard Edward
Hidl, Esq. of Lemcon Manor, co. Cork, and had issue (wittl
a dau., Mary, who d. unm. 1866) an only son,
Eichard Lewis, Esq., m. 1797, Catherine, dau. of John
Travers, Esq. of Garrycloyne Castle, co. Cork, and d. 1817,
leaving issue.
I. John (Rev.), Rector of St. Anne's Shandon, co. Cork, vi.
1823, Rebecca, dau. of John Lawless, Esq. of Cork, by JIary
Pyne his wife; and d. 1832, leaving issue, the Right Rev.
John Travers Lewis, D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Ontario, Upper
Canada, b. 1825 (m. 1851, Anne, dau. of Henry Sharwood,
Attorney-Generalof Upper Canada, and has issue, Travers,
h. 1857, and three daus.); Richard; Rowland; Zachery;
and three daus.
II. Richard Toxson, of whom presently.
III. Henry, Midshipman E.N., deceased.
IV. Robert Travers, in. Mary, dau. of David Longworth, Esq.
I f Castletown, Queen's Co. ; and (/. 1851, leaving issue,
l;obert ; Richard; John; and Jane rii. 16 Dec. 1857, Henry
D. Murray, Esq. son of Sir Patrick Murray, Bart, (see
Burke's Faroge and Borondaije).
V. William Hull, M.D., J.P., 6. 1807 ; m. 1838, Anne, dau.
of William Roe, Esq. ; and d. 1875, leaving issue, William
Roe, m. Anna, dau. of W. F. Jones, Esq., S.I.R.I.C, and
has issue; Robert; Richard; Frederick.
I. Jane, m. — Browne, Esq. of Rockborough, Muskerry.
II. Margaret, m. 1842, Rev. W. Meade, Vicar of Kinsale.
III. Kate, d. unm. 9 Aug. 1861.
The 2nd son,
Richard Tonson Lewis, Esq., m. 1824, Cicely Connolly
id. 1844), only dau. of Capt. J. M. Aylward, of Ballinagar, co.
Galway, and d. 1S40, leaving issue (with a dau., OUvia Bar-
bara) an only son,
962
LEW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEW
1
John Michaei, Atlwabd Lewis, Esq.of Ballinaprar, J.P. co.
Galway, b. 12 March, 1827 ; ni. 7 April, 1853, Hannah, dau. of
Thomas Eoberts White, Esq., and d. 26 May, ls78, leaving
issue,
I. John Michael Atlwakd, now of Eallinagar.
II. Thomas White. B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, 0. 8 Jan. 1855.
III. Richard George, Lieut. Galway Militia, b. 19 Feb. 1857.
IV. Robert Traver.=, b. 19 March, 1859.
V. Harry Hull, 6. 15 Dec. 1860.
vi. George White, 6. 29 May, 1SC3.
I. Annie. ii. Hannah Blanche.
^amilu of giulfaatb.
The lands of Faithleg?, co. Waterford, granted to the
AyLWABDS at the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland, remained
with the Aylward family for nearly five centuries. John
Aylward, the last possessor, is stated to have been transplanted
to Connaught by Cko-mwell, and to have settled at Ballinagur.
His eldest son,
Peter Atlwabd, Esq. of Eallingar, obtained (29 Chables IT.)
a grant from the Crown of the Ballinagar estate, co. Galway.
He Til. Elizabeth French, of Galway, and had issue,
JoHK Ogle, his heir. James.
Jane. Honora.
The eldest son,
John Ogle Atlwabd, Esq. of Ballinagar, m. Barbara, dau. of
Garrett Xugent, Esq. of Dysert, Westmeath, and d. 1731,
leaving issue,
I. John Fbekch, his heir.
II. NcGENT Stlvesteb, who s. his brother.
lu. Michael Widman, who s. his brother.
1. Elizabeth, m. Patrick Byrne, Esq., Ballyteskin, Queen's
Co. II. Mary, m. Francis French, Esq. of Dublin.
m. Barbara, m. Edward O'Brien, Esq., Ballysoblona, co.
Westmeath.
IV. Bridget, m. 1752, John Blake, Esq. of Parteen, co. Clare.
John Feench Atlwabd, Esq. of Ballinagar, d. unm. 1755,
and was s. by his brother,
NncENT Stlvesteb Atlwabd, Esq. of Ballinagar, m. 1757,
Catherine, dau. of Patrick French, Esq. (now St. George),
of Tyrone, co. Galway, and had issue, Mary, m. 1st, 1780,
Edmund Blake, Esq. of Ballyglunin Park, co. Galway; and
2ndly, 17?7, Col. John Blake, of Furbo, co. Galway. Mr. Ayl-
ward d. 10 Aug. 1783, and was s. by his brother,
Michael Widman Atlwabd, Esq. of Ballinagar, who had
served for some time in the Spanish army, for which he was
outlawed, but received (38 George II.) the royal pardon. He
m. 1st, Sarah, dau. of Patrick French, Esq. (now St. George),
of Tyrone, co. Galway; and 2ndly, 1784, Jane, dau. of Denis
Daly, Esq. of Killimore Castle, co. Galway (she remarried
Capt. Averell Leckey, of Castle Leckey, Londonderry). Mr.
Aylward d. 178G, leaving issue by his 1st wife,
I. John Michael Xcgent, his heir.
I. Barbara, m. 1802 {d. 1823), WilUam Mahony, Esq. of Eock-
vale, CO. Cork.
II. Mary, m. 1st, 1802, AVilliam Burke, Esq. of Moyglass, co.
Galway; and 2ndly, Dr. T. L. Whistler, of Galway.
The son and heir,
John Michael Xcgent Atlwabd, Esq. of Ballinagar, 6. 1780,
Capt. 5th Dragoon Guards, m. 180.3, Jane {d. 7 3Iay, 1864),
dau. of Anthony Lambert, Esq. of Alnwick, Northumberland,
and d. 28 Sept. 1861, leaving issue (with a dau.. Cicely Con-
nolly, who III. 1824, Eichard Tonson Lewis, Esq.) an only son
and heir,
John Michael Atlwabd, Esq. of Ballinagar, 6. 1809; m.
1831, Mary (d. 25 Dec. 1S64), dau. of Thomas Higgins, Esq.
of Tuam, co. Galway ; and d. 14 April, 1867, s. j>-< when the
Aylward profierty passed under settlement to his nephew, the
late John Michael Atlwakd Lewis, Esq. of Ballinagar.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg., a chevron gu. between
three fleurs-de-hs or, for Lewis; 2nd and 3rd, arg.", a fleur-de-
lis az. in the dexter chief and sinister base a sun in its glorv'
or, in the sinister chief and dexter base an increscent of the
last, for Atlwabd. Crest — A lion rampant ppr. Motto —
Amicus omnibus.
Seat— Ballinagar, Longhrea, co. Galway.
LEWIS OF ST. PIERBE.
LE'mg, Chaelies Edwaed, Esq. of St. Pierre, co
Monmouth, J.P. and D.L., h. 26 April, 1830 ; vi. 2
Oct. 1858, Sarah Elizabeth, eldest dau. of James
Staunton Lambert, Esq., formerly of Creg Clare
and Waterdale, co. Gnlway.
iCtlTCagC— This family derives, in a direct line, from
Cadifob, Prince or Chieftain of Divet, who flourished about
the period of the Norman Conquest, and was buried in the
priory of Caermarthen.
Philip, 3rd son of Llewellyn ap Ivor, Lord of St. Clarft
and Tredegar, by Angharad his wife, dau. and heir of Sir
Morgan Meredyth, ra. Nest, dau. of Gwillym Sais ap Madoe,
and had issue, Gwillym Philip Llewelyn; John Philip
Lleweyn; Gwenllian, m. David Gwillym Jenkin; and an
elder son,
SiK David ap Philip, n. Christy, dau. of David ap levon
ap Rhys Voel, and their grandson,
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Chepstow, co. Monmouth, killed at'
Banbury, J469, r.i. Elizabeth, dau. of Morgan Jenkin Philip,
of Langston, co. Monmouth, and his great-grandson,
Henry Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, living 1536, High Sheriff
1544, d. 1547, having ra. Bridget, dau. and heir of Thomaa
Kemeys, and widow of Thomas Herbert, of Caldicot, by whom"
he was father of
William Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, living 1583, m. Mar-
garet, dau. of Robert Gamage, of Coity, co. Glamorgan,
and was «. by his son,
Henby Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, High Sheriff 1G09, d.
7 Feb. 1637; ra. Joan, dau. and co-heir of Henry Herbert,
Esq. of Wonastow, and had a son and heir,
George Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, m. Mary, dau. of Sir
William Morgan, of Tredegar, and d. v. p. 17 Nov. 1634,
leaving issue, William, who d.. a minor; Elizabeth, who m.
Roger Gates, of Cefn Tilla, co. Monmouth ; and a son and heir,
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, a Royalist, living 1673.
He TO. Johanna, dau. of Joseph Langton, Esq. of Newtoa
Park, Somerset, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, ra. De la Eivifere or De la
Rivers, dau. of Gen. Sir Thomas Morgan, Knt. and Bart, of
Llangattock, co. Monmouth, which lady ra. 2ndly, Thomas
WiUiams, Esq., 4th son of Sir Trevor Williams, Ban. of
Llangibby Castle, co. Monmouth, ancestor of Williams, of
Llangibby Castle. Mr. Lewis left issue a son,
Tno.MAS Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, ra. 1st, Frances, dau. of
Sir Richard Levett, Knt. of Kew, who rf. 1707 ; 2ndly, Katha--
rine, only dau. and heir Qf Hugh Calveley Cotton, eldest son
of Sir Robert Cotton, Bart, of Combermere, co. Chester; and
Srdly, Jane Rachel, only dau. and heir of William Becher,
Esq. of Howberry, co. Bedford. Mr. Lewis d. 29 May, 173i,
aged 47, having had issue by his 3rd wife. Craven, who m.
and d. s. p. before 1764 ; Mary, d. 1734; Fanny, d. 9 May,
1767, having m. Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Crick, who d. Feb.
1803, aged 68; and an elder son,
Morgan Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, (£.17 Aug. 1779, aged 57;
ra. Rachel, only dau. of Charles Van, Esq. of Llanwern, co.
Monmouth, and by her (who d. 28 Jan. 1797, aged 70) had
seven sons and three daus.,
I. Thomas, hi? heir. ii. Charles, who s. his brother.
III. John Craven, of Henbury, co. Gloucester, who to. and
left a dau., who to. Capt. Crowdy, and left issue a dau.
IV. George, drowned in the Severn, 6 Nov. 1774, aged 16.
V. Edward, Rector of Portskewet and St. Pierre, d. 1 March,
1839, aged 79 ; m. Mary, eldest dau. and co-heir of Willi:iin
Freke, Esq. of Hannington, Wilts, who d. 29 Dec. 1846,
aged 76, and by her had issue,
1 Edward Freke, M..\., Rector of Portskewet and St.
Pierre, 1839; ra. 31 Aug. 1853, Caroline Mary, 2nd dau. of
Thomas Bates Rous, Esq. of Court-y-ra!a, co. Glamorsan.
1 Mary, m. her cousin, Rev. Francis Lewis, now of St.
Pierre.
2 Frances. 3 Anne, m. Capt. John King, E.N.
VI. Francis (Rev.), LL.B., d. 17 Sept. 1794, aged 32; m.
Fanny, younger dau. and co-heir of William Freke, Esq. of
Hannington, Wilts, who survived her husband, and m. 2ndly,
William Morton Pleydell, Esq. of Whatcomb, co. Dorset;
and Srdly, Rev. Paul Leir.
VII. James, d. 4 June, 1787, aged 22.
I. Jane, to. 1st, 12 Feb. 1774, John Hanbury, Esq. of Pont-
y-Pool, CO. Monmouth ; 2ndly, Thomas Stoughton, Esq. of
Ballyhorgan, co. Kerry.
II. Ellen, ra. Rev. Thomas Lcyson, M.A. of Jesus Coll.
Oxford, Vicar of Bassaleca, and Rector of Panteague and
Tredunnock, co. Monmouth.
III. Frances, d. 1795.
The eldest son,
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, to. 1st, Margaret, dau.
of John Cope, Esq. of Petherton, Westmorland, Jamaica, which
lady d. 26 Jan. 17S8, aged 19. He ra. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of
Eev. Thomas Leyson, who survived her husband, and m.
2ndly, 25 April, 1798, Charles Kemeys Kemeys-Tynte, Esq.,
and d. April, lo3o. Mr. L-vwis d. a. p. 11 June, 1796, aged 4'>,
and was s. by bis brother.
I
LEW
TnE LANDED GENTRY.
LEW
963
CnABLEs Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, m. 16 June, 1777,
.■^iisanna, dau. of Francis Davis, Esq. of Chepstow, and Anne
< wife, dau. and co-heir of James Iligford, Esq. of Dixton,
Gloucester, and had (with a dau., Frances Susanna, m.
.U'Un Baldwyn, Esq. of the Mount, Chepstow) nve sons. Mr.
Lewis d. 16 Dec. 1840, aged 8G, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of St. Tierre, Col. of the Monmouth
"'Ti'.itia, 6. 12 May, 1779, m. 1st, Maria Anne, duu. of Thomas
miel, Esq. of Ilenbury, co. Gloucester; and 2ndly, Caroline,
1. and co-heir of Thomas Dyot Skip Bucknall, Esq. of
iinpton Court, Middlesex. She d. 29 March, 1850, aged 52;
1 Col. Lewis d. s. p. at Clifton, 21 April, 1S47, aged 67 ; and
< s. by his brother,
t HABLES James Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, D.L. and J. P., b.
Ian. 1781. He d. s. }}. 15 Aug. 1859, and was «. by his nest
'ther
The Bev. FitAKcis Lewis, P.L. and J. P., B.D., Rector of
T iinvair-Kilgiddin, co. Monmouth, and Vicar of Ilolmc Lacy,
Hertford, 6. 4 July, 1782; m. 1st, 25 March, 1828, his
^ usin, Mary, dau. of Rev. Edward Lewis, Rector of Port-
fkcwett, CO. Monmouth, and by her (who d. 31 May, 1846),
h:id issue,
I. Charles F.dwakd.
II. Thomas Freke, of Abbey Dore Court, Hereford, J. P. and
D.L., late Lieut. 23rd R.W. Fusiliers, b. 16 May, 1831.
III. Francis Higford, 6. 24 Sept. 1832; d. unm. 10 April,
1355.
IV. Henry Leeco, 6. 8 Sept. 1834 ; d. 15 Feb. 1835.
V. George William, Lieut. 23rd regt., 6. 23 June, 1840; d.
unra. 14 Oct. 1866.
I. Mary Fanny Susanna, in. U Aug. 1864, Francis Prothero,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law, eldest son of the Rev. Thomas
Pruthero, of Malpas Court, co. Monmouth, and has issue.
T!ie Rev. Francis Lewis m. 2ndly, 7 Jan. 1853, Jane, only
dau. of Vice-Admiral Charles Gordon, and widow of the Rev.
James Henry Scudamore Burr. He d. 1872, and his widow m.
2ndly, Capt. Holland.
Anns^Or, a !ion rampant sa. with many quarterings.
r,:.H — A griffin segreant sa. il/of«o— Hapersalafide, haperso
1 honore.
iS«at— St. Pierre Park, near Chepstow.
LEWIS OF GREENMEADOW.
Lewis, Henet, Esq. of Greenmeadow, co. Gla-
morgan, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1858, b. 11
^larch, 1815 ; m. 1st, 1841., Anne, dau. of Walter
Jlorgau, Esq. of Merthyr, and by her (who d. 1857)
had issue,
I. IlENRT, 6. 1347. II. Thomas Wyndham, b. 1848.
I. Mary Price. ii. Blanche Eliza.
III. Dorothy Anne, deceased.
l\Ir. Lewis m. 2ndly, 1858, Sophia, dau. of the late
Col. Gwynne, of Glanbrane, and by her had issue,
III. John Price, b. 1859, deceased.
IV. Roderick Gwynne, 6. 1360.
V. Wyndham Gwynne, 6. 18G9, deceased.
IV. Dorothea Ann, deceased.
V. Catherine Fanny. vi. Gwendoline.
ILlltCatJC.— SiE Thomas Lewis, of Penmark Place,
iinighted at Whitehall 1C23, was the youngest son of Sir
Kdward Lewis, of Fan, co. Glamorgan, by Blanche his wife,
pister of Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. He m. the dau. of
F.lmund Thomas, Esq. of Wenvoe, and dying 19 Dec. 1669,
left issue. The 2nd son,
Gabriel Lewis, Esq. of Llanishen, High Sheriff 1614, M.P.
for Cardiff, m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Carne, Esq. of
Xash, and left a dau., Elizabeth, m. Edward Herbert, Esq. of
Cogan, and a son and 8uccPS.?or,
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Llanishen, Sheriff 1C29, m. Eleanor,
dau. of William Jones, of Abergavenny, and was .?. by his son,
Gabriel Lewis, Esq. of Llanishen, Sheriff 1662, m. Grace,
'':iu. of Humphrey Wyndham, Esq. of Dunraven Castle, co.
.^amorgan, and was father of
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Llanishen, High Sheriff 1683. He
. 1st, Elizabeth Van, by whom he had a son,
Thomas, Sheriff in 1745, who left one son. Wyndham, b. in
1752, and two daus., Elizabeth and Blamhe, who all ci.s.ij.
Jane, m. William Bruce, Esq. of Llanblethian.
Grace, m. Dr. Bates, of Cowbiidge.
Thomas Lewis to. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Morgan,
Etq. of Penyllwyn, co. Monmouth, and had, with a dau.,
Oraoe, a son.
Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Newhouse, High Sheriff of co.
Glamorgan 1757, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Morgan Thomas, Esq.
of Rubina, and left at his decease, 1764, aged 65, two sons,
Windham, his heir,; and William, of The Forge and Green-
meadow, Sheriff 1790, d. s. p. The elder son.
The Rev. Wtndham Lewis, of Newhouse, m. Margaret, dan.
and eventual heir of Samuel Price, Esq. of Park, co. Glamor-
gan, by Katharine his wife, duu. and heir of John Williams,
Esq. of Llanvair, and had issue,
Thomas, of Newhouse, in. 7 April, 1302, Dorothy Augusta,
dau. of John Goodrich, Esq. of Energlyn, co. Glamorgan,
and left; (with two daus., Dorothy Price, wife of J. H.
Langley, Esq., and Mary Shedden, deceased) one son. Jobs
Lewis, Esq. of Newhouse, who d. s. j).
Henrt, of whom pvesuntly.
Wyndham, of Greenmeadow, co. Glamorgan, 6. 7 Oct. 1780,
M.P. for Cardiff, 1820. for Aldburgh 1827, and for Maid-
stone in 1835; 7)1. 1815, Mary Anne, only dau. of John
Evans, Esq. of Bampford Speke, Devon, and d. s. p.
14 March, 1838. His widow m. 2ndly, 1839, Right Hon.
Benjamin Disraeli, M.P. (afterwards Earl of Be.-iconsfield),
was created Viscountess Beaconsfleld, 30 Nov. 18C8, and d.
15 Dec. 1872.
William Price (Rev.), Vicar of Llanishen; d. 1849, leaving
issue.
Mary Anne, in. Richard Rice Williams, Esq.
Katherinc, m. 1st, Thomas WiUiams, Esq. ; and 2nd]y, James
Bradley, Esq. of Bristol.
The 2nd son,
Henrt Lewis, Esq. of Park and Greenmeadow, an officer in
the army, 6. 26 May, 1774; d. 26 Sept. 1833. He to. Mary,
dau. of George, and sister of the Rev. Charles Emerson, and
by her (who d. 10 Aug. 1341) had issue,
Henrt, now of Greenmeadow.
Wyndham William, of The Heath, and Newhouse, co. Gla-
morgan, J.P. and D.L.. B.A. of Worcester Coll. Oxford,
b. 10 Aug. 1827; «. to the estates of his uncle in 1849;
Sheriff 1855-6; to. 1st, Annie, dau. of George Overton, of
Merthyr, and had i.-^sue, Annie Mary PricR. He m. 2ndly,
28 Feb. 1867, Maud, youngest dau. of the late William
Williams, Esq. of Aberpergwm; and d. 10 Sept. 1871.
Charles, d. young.
Mary Jane, m. Henry Andrew Vaughan, Esq., and has issue.
Anne Price, in. George Thomas Clark, Esq. of Frimhurst,
Surrey, and has issue.
Catherine Price, to. George Collins Jackson, Esq., Major in
the 7th Hussars, and has issue.
/4 rms— Quarterly, 1st, sa., a lion rampant arg. ; 2nd, sa., a
chevron between three spear heads arg. embrued gu. ; 3rd, sa.,
a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or; 4th, or, on a quarter
gn. two lions passant guardant arg. Crest — Lew is : A linn sejant
arg. Mottoes — Patraj fidus; and Ofner na ofno angau.
iSeoJ — Greenmeadow, Cardiff, co. Glamorgan.
LEWIS OF GWINFE.
Lewis, Chaeles Bassett, Esq. of Gwlnfe, co.
Carmarthen, J.P. Carmarthen and Cardigan, and
D.L. for latter co., retired Capt. and Adjt. Royal
Cardigan Militia, *. 13 Dec. 1831 ; m. 29 Jan. 1863,
Sarah Amelia, 2nd dau. of Samuel Brown, Esq. of
Clifton, Bristol, and has issue,
I. Ilbert Cornish Bassett, b. 28 April, ISCS.
I. Eleanora Constance.
JLtUCaCJC.— The Rev. Thomas Lewis, J.P. for co. Brecon,
and D.L. for co. Carmarthen, Rector of Penboyr, co. Car-
marthen, son of Lewis Lewis, Esq., a Deputy-Lieutenant for
CO. Carmarthen, and his wife, Barbara Lloyd, of Llancar-
van, CO. Glamorgan, to. 11 Aug. 1702, Elizabeth Studley, of
Shropshire, and had (besides two daus., Elizabeth and
Susanna) a son,
The Rev. Lewis Lewis, of Gwinfe, co. Carmarthen, J.P.
and D.L., Rector of Clovelly, Devon, to. 22 Sept. 1S02,
Eleanora, eldest dau. of the late John Davie, Esq. of Orleigh,
Devon, and had issue,
I. Lewis, his heir.
II. Thomas, )/(. 19 April, 183G, Victoire Marie, 4th dau. of
Andrew Houston, Esq. of the Island of Grenada, and has
issue,
1 Andrew Courtenay, 6. 31 Jan. 1837.
2 George May, b. 23 Aug., and d. Oct. 1840.
3 Charles Houston, 6. 17 Feb. 1844.
1 Eleanora Harriette.
I. Eleonora Elizabeth, to. Oct. 1827, Charles Bishop, Esq.,
eldest son of John Kees Bishop, Esq. of Dolgarrog, co.
Carnarvon.
Mr. Lewis d. 1826, and was t. by his son.
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LEW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LEW
I
Lewis Lewis, Esq. of Gwinfe, J. P. and D.L., h. 23 Dec.
1805 ; i/i. 9 March, laSO. Miss Sarah Simmons Barnes Colborne,
dau. of William Colljorne, Esq. of Clifton, co. Gloucester,
and niece of the late William Barnes, Esq. of Redland Court,
CO. Gloucester, and d. l!S59, leaving issue,
Charles Eassett, now of Gwinfe.
Lewis Gwvn, Lieut. Indian ^"avy, 6.21 Sept. 1834.
Edward Studley, an officer in the army, 6. 21 Xov. 18C0.
Frank Davie, b. 31 May, 18aS.
George Septimus, 6. 'il Sept. 1818.
Eleanora J ane. Eustatia Harrictte.
Augusta Blanche.
^rws— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gn., a griffin segreant or, for
Lewis; 2nd and 3rd. sa., three nags' heads erased or, for
Llotd. C>e.s(— a demi-grifBn segreant couped or. Mottr, —
Facta non verba. ,S«((— Gwinfe, near Llangadock, CO. Car-
marthen ; also 46, Marine Terrace, Aberystwitti.
LEWIS OF EENLLAN.
Lewis, John Lesnox GBirriTH Potee, Esq. of
HeuUan, co. Pembroke, J.P. for cos. Carmarthen
and Pembroke, D.L. and High Sheriff for the latter
CO. 1867, of St. John's Coll. Cambridge, Barrister-
at-Law, 1. 22 Oct. 1819 ; m. 3 Feb. 1857, Katherine
Callen, youngest dau. of Daniel Poyer Callen, Esq.
of Molleston,
JLlIXCagC. — The early pedigree of the family of Lewis is
given in the Book of Golden Grove, penti the Earl of Cawdor.
EicHABD Lewis, Esq. of Henllan (son of Roger Lewis, who
was son of Lodwich, and grandson of Eoger Lewis, the last
named in the Golden Grove M.S.), m. 1744, Mary, dau. of John
Griffith, Esq. of Glan-y-rhydd, and had issue, John ; David ;
Catherine; Margaret; and Mary. The 2nd, but only sur-
viving son,
David Lewis, Esq., m. 1785, Elizabeth, dau. of Morgan
Lewis, of Carmarthen, and had, John; Owen Evan; Mary;
Margaret; Elizabeth; Catherine; and Elinor. The eldest
son,
John Lewis, Esq. of Henllan, m. 1st, IBIS, Eliza, dau. of
Charies P. CaUen, Esq. of Grove, co. Pembroke, and by her
had,
John Lennox Geiffith Potee, now of Henllan.
Eichard (Ven.), Archdeacon of St. David's, &. 1820, M.A.
1846, late Scholar of Worcester Coll. Oxford, Rector of
Lampeter Vestry, CO. Pembroke, 1851; to. 1847, Georgiana,
dau. of Capt. Lewis, H.E.I.C.S., and has one son, Arthur
Griffith Pover, Barrister-at-Law, J. P., Registrar of St.
David's, 6. 29 Feb. 1843.
He ra. 2ndly, 1824, Elizabeth, dau. of William Humphreys
of Pembroke, and by her had,
Frederick, deceased. Charles, deceased. Hubert.
Elizabeth, m. the Rev. Mr. Garbett.
Mr. Lewis d. 17 March, 1834, and was s. by his eldest son.
Motto— "Be wise as serpents.
Set — Henllan, near Xarberth, co. Pembroke. Clv.h — Oxford
aad Cambridge, London.
LEWIS OF STRADEY.
Lewis, Chaeles Maxsee, Esq. of Stracley, co.
Carmarthen, J.P., h. 2 Dee. 1845 ; m. 1875, Edith
Clara, 2nd dau. of P. J. Miles, Esq., and has a son,
h. 1876. Mr. Lewis is son of David Lewis, Esq. of
Stradey, co. Carmarthen, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1833, of Brazenose Coll. Oxford, B. A., Barrister-at-
Law, M.P. for the Carmarthen Boroughs 1835-37
(only son and heir, by Catherine his wife, 2nd dau.
of William Lloyd, Esq. of Laques, co. Carmarthen
{see that name), of Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Stradey,
who *. to that estate 1807, under the wUl of Mrs.
Mansel, dau. and eventual sole heir of Sir Edward
Yaughan Mansel, Bart. The late Mr. Lewis m. 9
June, 1836, La;titia, youngest dau. of the late
Benjamin Way, Esq. of Denham Place, Bucks, and
had issue,
I. Chaeles William Mansell, now of Stradey.
I. Fanny Louisa.
II. Rowena Harriet Mansel, d. 2 Oct. 1844.
&at— Stradey, near Llanelly, co. Carmarthen.
LEWIS OF HENLLYS AND BODIOR.
Hampton - Lewis, Thomas Lewis, Esq. of
Henllys and Bodior, co. Anglesey, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1869, Lieut.-Col. Commanding Royal
Anglesey Engineer Militia, late of H.M. Hon. Corps
of Gentlemen-at-Arms, and formerly Capt. 5tldj
Dragoon Guards, h. 9 Aug. 1834 ; m. 20 Feb. 1872,?
Lettice, second dau. of Henry Pritchard, Esq. J.P.
and D.L., of Trescawen, Anglesey, and has issue,
John Lewis, b. 1 Oct. 1876.
Mary Gwendolen.
ittUCagr.— William Hawton, deseended, it is Btateil,
from an ancient Lancashire family, formed one of the garrisun
of Beaumaris Castle in 1460, and held there the rank of
Deputy Governor, as appears from a document bearing his
name, giving orders to the inhabitants of the town to extin-
guish their fires at an appointed hour. He received a grant of
Henllys, co. Anglesey, anciently the seat of Gweirydd ap Rhys
Goch, chief of one of the Fifteen Tribes of North Wales. The
eventual heiress of the Hamptons of Henllys,
Mart Hampton, of Henllys (only child of Robert Hampton,
Esq., High Sheriff of Anglesey 1732 ; m. U April, 1746, John
Jones, Esq. of TrefoUwyn, son of Hugh Jones, Esq., of the
same place, by Ann his wife, dau. of William Lloyd, of L!an-
sadwrn, and had (with a dau., Mary, m. William Lloyd, Esq.
of Rockville, co. Roscommon) a son and successor,
John Hampton Jones, Esq. of Henllys, h. 24 Feb. 174G,
High Sheriff of Anglesey 1770 ; m. 25 June, 1770, Emma, only
dau. of the Rev. John Lewis, A.M., of Plis Llanfihangel,
Eector of Llandegfain, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Tho-.iias
Eoberts, Esq. of Bodior, and had issue, i. John Hampton, his
heir; n. Eobert Edward (Rev.), 6. April, 1779, B.A. Wadham
College Oxford, Chaplain to H.M. forces at the Mauritius,
TO. 1811, Susanna Dorothea, 2nd dau. of John Williams, Esq.
of Peniarth Uchaf, co. Merioneth, and had issue, Henry
Berkeley; and Maria Dorothea Wilhelmina Sydney, to. Robert
Webster, of the 99th regt. ; i. Elizabeth Margaret, d. unni. ;
II. Jane Lewis. The elder son,
John Hampton Hampton-Lewis, Esq. of Henllys, h. 21 Nov.
1775, s. his father 12 Sept. 1806. He to. 19 Dec. 1796, Mary,
dau. of Richard Chambers, Esq. of Whitbourn Court and
Cradley Hall, co. Hereford, and had issue by her (who d. 1842),
John Lewis, late of Henllys and Bodior.
Joseph, 6. 2 Feb. 1800, Col. 50th regt. of native infantry,
H.E.l.C.S. ; to. Ellen, dau. of Major HaU, E.I.C.S.,andhas
issue, John Lewis, 6. 27 March, 1827.
Emma, d. Aug. 1819.
Mary Margaret, to. 22 Nov. 1825, Alexander Anderson, Esq.
of Kingask, co. Fife, Major E.l.C. Engineers, and has issue.
Anna Maria Surinam, to. 16 June, 1835, Charles Longman,
Esq., 2nd son of Thomas Norton Longman, Esq. of Mount
Grove, Hampstead, Middlesex, and has issue,
Mr. Hampton-Lewis d. 22 Jan. 1843, and was s. by his son,
John Lewis Hampton-Lewis, Esq. of Henllys and Bodior,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1846, late Capt. 5th Dragoou
Guards, 6. 18 Oct. 1798; m. 2 Sept. 1833, Frances Elizabeth,
only child ar.d heiress of Thomas I'Anson, Esq. of Harnby, co.
York, and d. 1871, having had issue,
I. Thomas Lewis Hampton, now of Henllys and Bodior.
II. John Vivian Hampton, b. 18 June, 1835; m. 1 June,
1868, Lady Laura Phipps, dau. of the Marquess of Nor-
manby. _
I. Fanny Mary Hampton. m.
II. Mary Freeman Grace Hampton.
A ;-«is— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg.,
a chevron sa. between three Cornish choughs ppr., in the beak
of each an ermine spot, for Lewis, 2nd and 3rd, gu., on a
chevron between three bucks' heads cabossed arg. a crescent of
the field for difference, for Eobeets of Bodior ; 2nd and 3rd,
gu., on a fess or, between a mullet in chief and an escallop in
base arg. three martlets sa., for Hampton. Crests — 1st, A
Cornish chough ppr., in the dexter claw a fleur-de-lis az., for
Lewis ; 2nd, A wyvem amidst bulrushes ppr., for Hampton.
Motto — A Deo etrege.
Scots -Henllys, near Beaumaris; and Bodior, near Holy-
head. Cittfi— Carlton.
LEWIS OF INNISKEEN AND SEATOWN.
Lewis, Henet Owes, Esq. of Inniskeen, co.
Monaghan, and Scatown, co. DubUn, J.P. and D.L.,
M.P. for Carlow, b. 26 Sept. 1842 ; m. 8 Aug. 1866,
Frances Sophia, only child of the late Francis
Charles Elsegood, Esq. of Upper Brook Street,
GrrosTcnor Square, and has had issue
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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I. Henry Owen, 6. 12 Sept. 1SG7 ; d. an infant.
n. Abthce I'BASCis Owen, b. 0 Aug. 1SG8.
ni. Francis Owen, 6. 17 Aug. 18G9.
IV. Cyril Alexander Owen, b. 28 Jan. 1S71.
I. Frances Isabella Sophia Mary Owen.
n. Frederica Soi)hia Elizabeth Mary Owen, for whom His
Majesty the King of Ilauover stood sponsor.
M>UlCtlQC. — Fbakcis Lewis (stated to have been of an
ncient Welsh family) settled in Ireland about the middle of
le 17th century, and acquired property in the cos. of Kildare,
teath, and the Queen's Co. He in.. Elizabeth Budurda, and
ras father of
William Lewis, Esq. of Tullygory, co.Kildarc, m. Margaret,
au. of Francis Eoberts, Esq., by Jean 0'K.clly his wife, and
ras s. by his son,
Michael Lewis, Esq. of Tullygory, m. Su.?anna, dau. of
Mmund Jones, Esq., M.P. for Daleek a.d. 169G, by Kcbecca
is wife, dau. of William Crutchley, Esq. of Crutchley Hall,
!0. Stafford, and had a son and successor,
BoBEET Lewis, Esq. of Dublin, and of the Queen's Co., ra.
Inne, dau. of Arthur Gambell, Esq. of Washford, co. West-
neath, M.P. for Ballyshannon, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
ligorJohn D' Alton, of Dunnel Castle, co. AVestmeatU. By
inne Gambell, his wife, llobert Lewis had a son and heir,
Michael Lewis, Esq. of Spring Hill, co. Dublin, m. 1786,
inne, only dau. of K. Frizell, Esq. of Beaufort House, co.
)ablin, and had issue by her (who d. 1825),
WlLLLAM, of Harlech, co. Dublin, and of Kilcullcn, co. Kil-
dare, m. Dora, dau. of the late John Cassidy, Esq. of
Monasterevan, and rf. 1850, leaving issue,
John Haevey, of KilcuUen, co. Kildare, J.P. and D.L. for
Middlesex, High Sheriff co. Kildare 1857, M.A. Trin. Coll.
Dublin, 1838, b. 1814; m. 1st, 27 Aug. 1840, Emily Owen,
only child of George Ball, Esq. of Eichmond, Surrey,
■which lady d. s. p. 11 Nov. 1850. He m. 2ndly, Jane
Isabella, dau. of the late WUliam Brown, Esq. Mr.
Han'ey Lewis was M.P. for Marylcbone from 1861 to
1874.
■William, 6. 1818; m. 1845, Jane, dau. of Michael Hackett,
Esq. of Elm Grove, King's Co., and has issue, William
and Harvey.
Edward Valentine.
Mary Anne, m. 1832, Robert Morellet AUoway, Esq., J.P.,
of the Derries, Queen's Co.
Axthce Gambell, of whom presently.
Blchard, m. 1st, Emily Osborne, of London; 2nclly, a dau. of
Thomas Taylor, Esq. of Polygon House, Southampton ; and
Srdly, Frances Tyler, niece of Admiral Sir Charles Tyler,
and left issue.
Eobert, R.N., m. Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Sir Richard Onslow,
Bart., K.B., Vice-Admiral of England and Gen. of Marines,
«nd(^ 1840, leaving issue. She d. at Brighton, 25 Nov. 1861.
- Edward, m. his cousin, Henrietta, dau. and co-heir of H.
Loftus FrizeU, Esq., and has issue.
Edmond Jones (Rev.), m. Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
■William Lyster, and niece of James, Bishop of Dromore,
and has issue.
Anne, m. Major J. Fielding Sweeny, and has issue.
Eleanora, m. F. Bernard Sweeny, Esq.
Charlotte, ru. Capt. Stuart.
ICchael Lewis d. 1824. His second son,
Lieut.-Col. Arthub Gambell Lewis, D.L. and J.P., High
Sheriff of Monaghan 1847, and Longford 18G5, 6. 7 Dec. 1790;
m. 1st, 1820, Hester, 2nd dau. of Richard Westenra, Esq. of
Rutland Square, Dublin, uncle to Lord Eossmore, by whom he
had issue, Maurice Peppard Warren, LL.D., b. 1821 ; rf. v.nm.
5. He 111. 2ndly, 1841, Henrietta, relict of the Hon. Richard
-stenra, 2nd son of Lord Rossmore (d. 1860), and only child
md heiress of Henry Owen Scott, Esq. of Scotstown, co.
Monaghan, by Olivia his wife, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of John
Jwen, Esq. of Raconnell, near Monaghan, by whom he had,
IIe.vbtOwen now of InneskeenandScatown. Col. Lewi.s, who
tiad formerly served in the G8th regt., and was subsequently
Lieut.-Col. of the Monaghan Militia, d. 22 Sept. 18C9.
Anns — Sa., a chevron erm. between three spear heads arp. a
cent gu. Cn.'it — Out of a ducal coronet a plume of five
ith feathers gu. and az. charged with a chevron or, thereon
t crescent gu. Motlo—Bn\a Liu Hebb Llydd.
Haidence—lO, Seymour Street, Portman Square.
LEYCESTER OF TOFT.
Letcestee, Eafe Oswald, Esq. of Toft Hall,
'0. Chester, b. 5 July, 18-14 ; m. 2 Nov. 1867, Edith,
lau. of Hubert de iiui-gh, Esq. of West Drayton,
Middlesex.
ILinCajjr. — Ralph Letcesteb, younger brothei of John
Leycester, of Tablcy, m. Joan, dau. and heiress of Robert
Toft, of Toft, and thus founded the family of Leycester of
Toft. Ho d. temp. Ricuabd II. His great-greatgreatgrcat-
grandson.
Sir Ralph Leycester, of Toft, was knighted at Leith 1 1 May,
1544, at which lime the Earl of Hertford, being then Gen.,
dubbed several Cheshire gentlemen. Sir Ralph's grandson,
SiE George Leycester, Knt. of Toft, hi. Alice, eldest dau. of
Peter Leycester, Esq. of Tabley, and had issue. Sir George
was made Sheriff of Cheshire by patent, dated 29 Dec. 45
Elizabeth. He d. 1612, and was s. by his only surviving son,
Ralph Leycester, Esq. of Toft, father, by his wife Mary,
dau. of Anthony WoodhuJl, Esq. of Mollington, co. Oxford, of
a son and heir,
George Leycester, Esq. of Toft, m. Dorothy, dau. of John
Clayton, Esq., and sister and co-heir of Richard Clayton, Esq.
of Crooke, co. Lancaster, and had several children, the eldest
of whom,
Ralph Letcesteb, Esq. of Toft, m. Eleanor, dau. of Sir
Peter Leycester, Bart, of Tabley, the well known historian of
Cheshire, and dying March, 1C85, was s. by his elder son,
George Leycester, Esq. of Toft, m. Jane, dau. of Oswald
Mosley, Esq. of Ancoats, by whom he had three sons, Raliu,
his successor; George, a Merchant in Londou, ancestor of the
family of Leycester of White Place, Berks; and Oswald. The
eldest son and successor,
Ralph Leycester, Esq. of Toft, 6. 1699; m. Katherine, dau.
and co-lieiress of EdwardNorris, Esq. of Speke, co. Lancaster,
by Anne, dau. and heiress of Peter Gerard, Esq. of Crewood,
and by her (who d. 1799, at the advanced age of 90) he had
issue, 1 George, his successor ; 2 Ralph, heir to his brother ;
3 Edward, rf. v./im. 1756; 4 Hugh, 6. 1748, King's Counsel and
one of the Judges of North Wales, rf. 2 Jan. 1836; 5 Oswald,
b. 1752, M.A., Rector of Stoke-upon-Tern, to. 1st, Mary, dau.
of P. Johnson, Esq. of Semperley, and 2ndly, Eliza, dau. of
Charles White, Esq. of Manchester; 1 Anne, m. the Rev. Dr.
Norbury ; 2 Theodosia, m. the Rev. Egerton Leigh, ArchdeaLoa
of Salop and Rector of Lymme ; and 3 Susannah, m. 1773,
the Hon. John Grey. Mr. Leycester d. 1777, aftd was s. by
his eldest son,
George Letcesteb, Esq. of Toft, at whose decease, unr.u
1809, the family estates devolved upon his brother,
Ralph Leycester, Esq. of Toft, m. 1762, Charlotte, 3rd dau.
of the Rev. Dr. Lushington, of Eastbourne, Sussex, and h;;d
issue, Ralph, his heir; Henry, Capt. R.N., rf. at Pisa;
George, Fellow of King's CoU. Camb. ; Wi'liam, m. Miss
Friel, and has issue ; Charlotte, ra. Charles Dumbleton, Esq.
of Bath ; Harriet, m. the Rev. Robert Cox, Vicar of Eridg.
north ; and Susanna. Mr. Leycester was s. by his eldest son,
Ralph Leycester, Esq. of Toft, b. 1764, M.P. for Shaftes-
bury, m. Susanna, eldest dau. of the Rev. Egerton Leigh, of
the family of the West Hall, High Leigh, and left at his
decease (with three daus., Charlotte, Emma Theodosia, and
Laura Susanna, which last d. C Jan. 1835) an only son and
heir,
Ralph Geeard Leycester, Esq. of Toft Hall, b. 11 Oct.
1817 ; m. 9 June, J 840, Emily Elizabeth, dau. of Chailos
Tyrwhitt Jones, Esq., son of Sir T. Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart., and
dying 18 April, 1S51, left issue, i. Rape Oswald, now of Toft;
II. Charles Hugh, 6. April, 1848 ; iii. Ernest Gerard, 6. Oct.
1849; I. Georgina Susanna; and ii. Amy Theodosia, d. 4 Apiil,
1865.
Arms — Az., between two fleurs-de-lis or, a fcss of the second
fretty gu. Crest — A roebuck per pale or and gu. attired of the
second, holding in his mouth an acora-brouch ppr.
Seat—Joit HaU, Knutsford.
LEYCESTER OF WHITE PLACE.
Letcestee, Edmund Moetiitee, Esq. of Wliite
Place, Berks, retii-ed Ca_pt. R.N., b. 23 July, 1810 ;
w. 19 April, 1842, Henrietta Susauna, dau. of Capt.
James Neville, E.N., and has issue,
I. Eafe Neville, 6. 24 April, 1843.
I. Isabel Emily Hanmer, m. Malcolm de Saumarez Edye,
Esq.
ILtncajC— George Letcesteb, Esq., 2na son of Geovcro
Leycester, Esq. of Toft Hall, »!i. Martha, dau. of John Dodson,
Esq., High Sheriff of Berks, and had an only son and heir.
The Rev. Ralph Leycesteb, of White Place, m. 1761,
Susanna, sister of Sir Walden Hanmer, Bart., M.P. for Sudbury,
966
LID
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LIN
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an(l (?. 1803, leavin;; (with a Can., Martha Elizabeth, m. John
Artolplms, Esq., Bavristcr-at-Law) an only son and successor,
George Hanmer Leycesteb, Esq. of White Place, 6. 12 July,
1763; m. 1796, Charlotte Jemima, youngest dau. of Hans
Wintrop Mortimer, Esq. of Caldwell, co. Derby, M.P. for
Sliaftesbury, by Anne his wife, only dau. of Lord Anne
Hamilton, Srd son of James, 4th Duke of Hamilton, and by her
(who d. 16 Feb. 1851) had issue,
Georoe Ralph, of White Place.
Henry Hanmek, of whom presently.
EoiinND Mortimer, now ot White Place.
Oswald Waldcn, d. unm. Augustus Adolphiis, married.
Henrietta Maria, m. William Ward, Esq., and is deceased.
Louisa Genevieve, vi. Francis Lyne, Esq., and d. 1S77.
Susanna Jane, m. Capt. Poulton, Madras army, and is
deceased.
Mr. Leyccster d. 6 Oct. 1838, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Pvalph Leycester, Esq. of White Place, 0. 31 July,
1801 ; d. unm. 11 Jan. 1855. He was s. by his brother,
Henry Hanmer Leycester, Esq. of White Place, b. 4 March,
1808; TO. 28 April, 1852, Clara Priscilla, dau. of Francis John
Norris, Esq., only son of John Norris, Esq. of Hemstead, Kent,
M.P., and grandson of Sir John Norris, Admiral of the Fleet,
and Vice-Admiral of England temp. Geobge II., and by her
(who d. 6 Oct. 1864} had issue,
Arthor Hanmer, 6. 18 Jan. 1853.
Lionel de Walden Henry, b. 18 Oct. 1856.
Mr. Leycester d. 22 Jan. 1862, when the estates devolved for
life on his brother, the present Edmdnd Mokiimee Leycester,
Esq. of White Place.
Arms — Az., afessor, fretty gu. between two fleurs-de-lis of the
second. Crest — A roebuck statant per pale or and gu. attired
of the second, holding in his mouth an acorn branch ppr.
Motto — Dominus illuminatio mea.
Seal — White Place, near Maidenhead.
liEYLAND
OF HAGGERSTON
See Nayloe.
CASTLE.
LIDWILL OF DROMARD.
LlDWlLL, GEOEaE, Esq. of Dromard, co. Tippe-
rary, J.P., late Capt. 19th regt., b. 1828 ; s. his
■father 1868 ; m. 1863, Edith Wheatley, dau. of
Henry Adams, Esq. of Kensington, by whom (who
4l. 22 March, 1877) he had issue,
I. George J. F., 6. 29 Oct. 1869.
II. Eobert, 6. 15 April, 1871.
I. Eleanor. ii. Edith Margaret,' 6. 29 May, 1874.
5£,llTCatJC-— The family of Lidwill, formerly Ltdtl, co.
Durham, can be traced for many generations in the cos. of
Carlow and Tipperary. The immediate ancestor of the
Dromard family was
John Lidwill, Esq. of Shannaghmore, co. Carlow (son of
PvObert Lidwill, Esq. of Shannaghmore, by Mary his wife, sister
of Launcelot Caulfield, Esq.), who purchased property to a
large extent at Castle Dermot, co. Kildare. He m. Eleanor,
<lau. of Thomas Cooke, Esq. of Painstown, by Ellen his wife,
eldest dau. and co-heir of Nicholas Purcell, Bart, of Loughmoe,
«o. Tipperary, and had issue,
I. George, his heir.
II. Thomas, who m. (settlement dated 1736) Jemima, dau.
and heiress of Mark Cowley, Esq. of Clonraore, and Cor-
mackstown, co. Tipperary, and d. 1782, leaving, with four
(laus., as many sons,
1 John, of Rushall, Queen's Co., m. Anne Fitzpatrick, of
Ballybooden, and hail issue.
2 Mark, of Cormaekstown and Annfield, High Sheriff of
Tipperary 1779, in. 8 Dec. 1774, Luey, dau. of Michael
•Scanlan, Esq. of liallyneha, co. Limerick, and had issue,
Thomas, of Clonmore, m. 10 Oct. 1796, Mary, eldest dau.
of Eobert Atkins, Esq. of Firville, co. Cork, and d.
1822, leaving with four daus. (1 Mary, m. 25 Aug. 1826,
John Browne, Esq. of Clonboy, J. P. co. Clare;
2 Lueinda, m. Capt. Sayers; 3 Helen Ormesby, to. llcv.
Geoi-ge Wilkinson, Rector of Williamstown, Victoria;
4 Ismay, to. 1836, Thomas Anthony Southwell Browne,
Esq.), two sons, Thomas, the younger, to. 1835, Delia
Russell, of Mount Russell, co. Cork, and left daus. only.
The elder son, Robert Atkins, of Clonmore and Cor-
maekstown, J. P., 111. Isabella, dau. of Christopher
Delmege, Esq. of Castle Park, and d. 1850, leaving
issue,
1 Eobert Atkins, of Clonmore, andTomslake, Riverine,
Australia, b. 24 April, 1840; m. 27 Jan. 1866, Mary
ami
I
Jane Cowen, dau. of William Florance, Esq. c
Richmond, M.D., by Elise his wife, dau. of Loni
Massena, one of the private physicians of Napoleon I,
and has issue, Mark Cowley, b. 7 April, 1878; am
Matilda Florance.
2 Thomas, d. unm. in China.
1 Matilda, to. her cousin, Thomas Brown, Esq.
2 Mary, m. 1875, Henry Loftus Hogen, Esq.
3 Isabella.
Michael, of Beakstown, co. Tipperary, m. Miss Doral
Scully, and had issue. Mark, d. vMin. in India.
Lucy, d. unm.
Ismay, m. Capt. John Payne, 45th regt., and had an onl;
child, Agnes Mary Payne, to. 1838, Eodolphus Scully
Esq. of Bloomfield.
3 George, a Capt. in the Eoden Fencibles, m. Mary, dau. o
O'Brien Butler, Esq. of Bansha Castle, co. Tipperary, an(
d. s. p.
4 Thomas, of Clonmore, \m. 14 Jan. 1774, Elizabeth Julia
dau. of John O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, by Mary hii
wife, dau. and co-heir of Gerald de Courcy, Lord King
sale, and left an only dau. and heiress, Mary Margaret
in. Henry Grove Grady, Esq. of Bellwood, co. Tipperary
John Lidwill, of Shannaghmore, is said to have lived to be 100;'
and his wife to an equally advanced age. Their elder son anc.
heir,
George Lidwill, Esq. of Lissannurc, co. Tipperary, m. Misi
Sail, of Cashel, a co-heiress, and had two sons,
John, his heir.
Eobert, of Lissannure, to. Hester, dau. of Joseph Gubbins
of Kilfrush, co. Limerick.
The elder son and heir,
John Lidwill, Esq. of Dromard, co. Tipperary, commonlj
known as "Blackjack," to. Catherine, dau. of Patrick Fitz-
patrick, of Ballybooden, of the noble family of Upper Ossory,
and co-heiress of her brother Timothy Fitzpatrick, Esq. oi
Dallybooden, and left with other issue, George, his heir; and
John Lidwill. The elder son,
George Lidwill, Esq. of Dromard, a well-known litterateui
and politician. High Sheriff Tipperary 1807, d. 1839. Hem
(license dated 17 March, 1792) Eleanor, dau. of Morgan
Kavanagh, Esq. of Ballyheale, co. Kilkenny, by Lady Frances |
Butler his wife, sister of John, Earl of Ormonde, and left (witl! i
two daus., Frances and Catherine) two sons, Frederick and jj
Henry. The latter d. unm. The former,
Frederick Lidwill, Esq. of Dromard, to. 1826, Christiana,
dau. of William Hutchinson, Esq. of Timoney, co. Tipperary,
and by her (who d. 1833) had issue (with a dau., Anna, whora.
1853, Capt. W. J. Hoare, 7th Royal Fusiliers, and d. 1856;
leaving a dau., Anna Maria) a son, George. Mr. Lidwill d.
1868, and was s. by his son, the present George Lidwill, oi
Dromard, late Capt. 19th regt., who served in the Easterr
Campaign of 1854-55, in Turkey and the Crimea, in the Light
Division ; was present at the battles of Alma and Inkerman
and received his company by the death of Capt. Ker in th«
latter engagement.
Arms — Arg., fretty gu., on a chief of the second, thref
leopards' faces or. Crest — A lion rampant sa. crowned with as
Irish crown. Motln — "Vis unita fortior.
<Seoi— Dromard, Templemore, co. Tipperary.
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LILLINGSTON OF ELMDOU.
See Spoonek-Lillingstoi]".
♦
LINDESAY OF LOTJGHRY.
LiNDESAY, JOSHTTA EdWAED CoOPEE CHAEIES;
of Loughry, co. Tyrone, Capt. 30th regt., b. 1838 ;
s. his brother 1877.
iLlllCnCfC.— This family is descended from the ancient
House of the Lords Lindesay, of the Byres, in co. Haddington
N.B.
The first who settled in Ireland upon the confiscation of th(
O'Neills in Ulster, were two brothers, Bernard Lindesay o;
Lough Hill, CO. Haddington, Gentleman of the Bedchamber t(
King James VI., and Robert Lindesay, Esq., Chief Harbingei
to that monarch, sons of Thomas Lindesay, of Lingswork, in
Leith, which Thomas held several offices of high honour and
trust, as well as emolument, under Mary Queen of Scotland,
and her son. King James VI., such as Searcher-General oi
Leith, in 1562, which he resigned in favour of his son, Bernard,
on the 15th Oct. 1594. In Oct. 1580, he held the office ol
Snowden Herald, and is also described as Snowden Herald on
the 15th Oct. 1594. King James provided, not only for him,
but his family, by pensions, &c. : to his daus., Agnes and
i
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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:iizabeth, out of the rents and tithes of the Abbey of North
Jerwick; also to his sons, Bernard, Thomas, and Robert, from
ther lands belonging to tha Friars of Linlithgow. Thomas
,indcsay, the Snowden Herald, was living 15 Oct. 1594. His
)n,
lioDEBT LiNDESAT, Esq. of Lcith, Chief Harbinger and
Comptroller of the Artillery to King James I. in Scotland,
btained from that monarch a grant of the manor and lands
f TuUahoge, Loughry, &c., co. Tyrone, in the 8th year of
lat sovereign's reign. He m. Janet Acheson, and by her
vho survived him, and was living 1619) he had a son and
accessor,
Robert Lindesat, Esq. of Loughry and Tullahoge, who
btained a second patent of the said manor and lands of
oughry and Tullahoge, described therein as Manor Lindcsay,
I the 14th year of the reign of Charles I., and who built the
lansion house of Loughry in 1632, which was burnt by the
:bel3 in 1641, and rebuilt by him in 1671. He was an officer
1 the royal army at the battle of Worcester. He ??i. Margaret,
lU. of James Richardson, Esq. of Castle Hill, co. Tyrone;
id d. 18 May, IG74, aged 70, having had issue (with three
lus.) three sons,
I. Robert, ot whom presently.
II. Alexander, of Cahoo, present with his brother Robert at
the siege of Derry, in defence of which city he is stated to
have lost his life, 1689. From him descended,
Walter Lindesat, Esq. of Glen View, co. Wicklow, J. P.
for cos. Wicklow and Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 10 April,
1808; m. 1st, 1830, Thomasine Jane, only dau. of Robert
Jephson, Esq., and niece of Sir Richard M. Jephson, Bart.,
i which lady d. 1830; and 2ndly, 28 March, 1838, Harriot
i Cole, 2nd dan. of William Cornish, Esq. of Marazion,
j Cornwall, D.L. and J. P., and had surviving issue,
Walter Brocas (Rev.), M.A., late Lieut. Louth Rifles, h.
25 Dec. 184S; m. 1871, Agnes, dau. of Rev. Richard
Gibbings, D.D.
Nora Cole. Harriet Mary Anne Foster.
Frances Honora.
III. William, described in a deed of 1667 as having " gone to
; parts beyond sea."
■le elder son,
Robert Lindesat, Esq. of Loughry and Tullahoge, a refugee
d defender in Derry during the siege, m. Anne, dau. of
hn Morris, Esq. of Bellville, co. Tyrone ; and d. 1691, leaving
ue,
I. Robert, of Loughry and Tullahoge, M.P. co. Tyrone 1726,
Judge of the Common Pleas 1733, b. 1679. This gentleman
was the intimate |friend of Dean Swift. He m. 1707, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Edward Singleton, Esq. of Drogheda, and
sister of Henry Singleton, Esq., Lord Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas, Ireland, and afterwards Master of the Rolls
in that kingdom, and had issue one son and one dau.,
1 Robert, d. an infant.
1 Anne, d. unm.
a. John, of whose line we treat.
e eldest son, Judge Lindesay, having d s.p. 1742, wass. by
i brother,
loHN Lindesat, Esq. of Loughry and Tullahoge, 6. I6S6 ;
1744, Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. Bellingham Blauleverer,
.3tor of Maghera, co. Derry, and granddau. of Wm. Nicol-
1, Archbishop of Cashel; and d. 1761, leaving a son and
;cessor,
Robert Lindesat, Esq. of Loughry and Tullahoge, M.P. for
indalk 1781, Assistant-Barrister co. Tyrone, b. 11 April,
17; m. 1777, his second cousin, Jane, eldest dau. and co-
ir of Thomas Maulcverer, Esq. of Arncliffe Hall, co. York,
d by her (who was b. 24 July, 1753, and d. 18 April, 1824)
d issue,
fohn, Lieut. 36th regt., and afterwards Lieut.-Col. Royal
Tyrone Militia, Mayor of Cashel 1825, b. 29 Feb. 1780;
m. Maryanne, dau. of Richard Pennefather, Esq. of
Kcw Park, co. Tipperary, M.P. for Cashel; and d. in the
lifetime of his father, 6 Nov. 1826, leaving an only son,
John Lindesat, Esq., D.L., Lieut. 23rd, and afterwards
Lieut, in the 7th Royal Fusiliers, High Sheriff 1840, b.
16 March, 1808 ; s. to the family estate on the death of his
gi-andfather, 1832. He m. Harriott Hester, dau. of the
Right Hon. Chules Watkin Williams-Wynne, M.P. of
Langedwin, brother to Sir Watkin Wiliams- Wynne, Bart.,
M.P. of Wynnstay, co. Denbigh, but d. s.p. 7 Aug. 1848,
and was s. by his uncle, Fredekick Lindesat, Esq. late of
Loughry.
:iobert, d. an infant. Frederick, lata of Loughry.
I Thomas (Rev.), Rrotoi of Upper Cumber, m. 1st, 1 Dec. 183.'),
I Harriet Catherine, dau. of the Hon. and Right Rev. Richard
Ponsonby, Lord Bishop of Derry, which lady rf. 1836; and
2ndly, 28 Starch, 1840, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of
Henry Coddington, Esq. of Donoro, co. Meath, by his wife
tleanor HamUton, of Biowa HaU; and d. laSO, leaving
issue,
II.
1 Robert Thomas, 7j. 1841; d. unm. 1862.
2 Henry Richard Ponsonby, Capt. 20th regt.
3 Thomas, m. 1 Aug. 1874, Inez Eva Isabel, dau. of Lieut
Col. the Hon Ponsonby Peacocke, of Hawthomden!
Howick, New Zealand. 4 Frederick. 5 John
6 Abraham Hamilton, Lieut. R.N.
7 Edward, Lieut. 1st Royal Scots' regt.
8 WilUam O'Neill.
1 Ellen Jane.
2 Elizabeth Frances, m. Charles Stewart, Esq. of Homhead
CO. Donegal. 3 Isabel. '
Jane, of 28, Imperial Square, Cheltenham.
Sarah, m. James Cranbourne Strode, Esq., cousin, both by
father and mother, to the 2nd Marquess of Salisbury
Eliza, m. Col. Joshua Cooper, of Markree.
Mary, m. Bellingham Mauleverer, Esq.
Fanny, m. Col. O'Neill. Anne, d. unm.
Mr. Lindcsay d. 6 Jan. 1832, and was s. in the family estate by
his grandson, John Lindesat, who, having d. without issue,
1848, was s. by his uncle,
Frederick Lindesay, Esq. of Loughry, J.P. and D.L., M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law, High Sheriff 1859, 6. 1792; m. 1st, 23 Sept!
1823, Agnes Cornish Bayntun, eldest dau. and co-heiress of
Sir Edwin Bayntun Sandys, Bart, of Miserden Park, co.
Gloucester, and Chadlington Hall, co. Oxford ; and d. 1871,
having by her had issue,
I. Robert, late 30th regt., Capt. Royal Tyrone Fusiliers
Militia; d. 1870.
II. Frederick John Sandys, Major 3rd Dragoon Guards and
4th Hussars; 6. 1830; d. 1877.
in. Thomas Edward, Lieut. 27th Bengal Native Infantry,
killed in India, 10 June, 1857.
IV. Joshua Edward Charles Cooper, now of Loughry.
I. Jane Mauleverer Agnes, d. unm. 20 July, 1840.
II. Philippa Allen, m. Capt. Robert John Knox, J.P., late
of the Carabineers, and of Cahirleske, co. Kilkenny, and
has issue.
III. Agnes Sarah, m. John Bagwell, Esq. of Cambray Terrace,
Cheltenham.
He TO. 2ndly, Nov. 1856, Chariotte, 4th surviving dau. of
Henry Charles Boyle MacMurrough Murphy, Esq., late of
Hume Street, Dublin, by Susan his wife, dau. of John Jacob,
Esq., M.D., of Maryborough, Queen's Co., and had issue,
I. William Frederick.
I. Flora Charlotte Helena. 11. Emmeline Stuart.
Arms—G\x., a fess chequy arg. andaz. between three mullets
in chief of the second and a crescent ppr. in base. Citst—A
swan wings closed ppr.
Seats — Loughry, Dungannon, co. Tyrone.
lilNDOW OF INGWELL.
The late John Lindow, Esq. of Ingwell and
Eben Hall, Whitehaven, Cumberland, J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1874, b. 1801 ; m. Ann Eliza,
dau. of John Jackson, Esq. of "Whitehaven, and by
her (who cL 1877) had, with other issue,
Jonas, now of Ingwell, and of Cleator, Cumberland, J. P., &.
17 May, 1847. Eliza Mary.
Mr. Lindow cl. 20 Feb. 1878.
ILinCaflC. — Samcel Lindow (son of Jonas Lindow, by
Agnes Matson, of Tytup Hall, co. Lancaster) m. EUzabeth
Armstrong, of Kendal, Westmorland, and had a son,
Jonas Lindow, Esq., m.ZO May, 1797, Ruth Brockbank, and
by her (who d. 26 Jan. 1831) left issue at his decease, 21 Feb.
1846,
Samuel, of Ingwell.
John, late of Ingwell, and of Eben Hall, Cumberland.
Ruth. Mary, m. George William Lindlow, Eso , s. ;o.
Agnes, m. Isaac Burns, Esq. of Whitehaven, and has one
surviving son, Jonas Lindow, 6. 29 April, 1837 ; ra. Mary,
eldest dau. of Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esq., Clerk of th«
Rolls, Isle of Man, and has issue, Isaac William, and Samuel
Lindow.
The elder son,
Samuel Lindow, Esq. of Ingwell, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1862; iL Jan. 1871, and was s. by his brother, John
Lindow, Esq. of Ingwell and Eben Hall.
Arms — Erm., on a chevron dovctaUed between three sinister
hands coupcd at the wrist gu. as many fountains. Crest — -V
lion rampant gu. semee of buckles or, and holding between the
paws a fountain. Motto — Vi et virtute.
Seats— Ehen Hall, Egremont; and Ingwoll, Whitehaven,
Cumberland.
LINDOW OF IRTON HALL,
Btjens-Lindow, Jonas Lixdow, Esq. of Irton
Hall, Cumberland, eldest son of the late Isaac Burns,
Esq., by Agues, dau, Jonas Lindow, Esq., and
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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nephew of Samuel Lindow, Esq. of Ingwell {see
preceding Article), b. 29 April, 1837 ; m. July, 1867,
Mary, eldest dau. of Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esq.
of Crogga, Isle of Man, Clerk of the EoUs of that
Island, and has, with other issue,
I. Isaac Willum, 6. 1SG8. ir. Samuel Lindow.
I. Mary Jane. ii. Agnes Lindow.
Mr. Burns-Lindow, who is a Magistrate for Cum-
berland, was High Sheriff 1877, and was formerly
Capt. Eoyal Cumberland MUitia, assumed the name
and arms of his uncle, Samuel Lindow, by royal
license, March, 1871. Mr. Burns-Lindow is on RoU
for High Sheriff of Cumberland in 1877.
fctti— Iiton Hall, Whiteliaven.
LINDSAY-CAENEGIE OF SPYNIE.
Lindsay-Carkegie, Heney Alexander, Esq. of
Spynie, and of Kinblethmont, co. Forfar, D.L., late
Lieut. Bengal Engineers, h. 25 April, 1836 ; s. 1860 ;
m. Oct. 1862, Agnes, eldest dau. of James Rait,
Esq. of Anniston. Mr. Caimegie, Hereditary Eowler
to the Kings of Scotland, is representative of Lady
Catherine, sister of King Robert III., wife of David
Lindsay, 11th Earl of Crawford, of the Fuhertons
of that ilk, and of the Carnegies of Boysack, is the
oldest cadet of the noble House of Northesk, and
claims the Barony of Spynie.
JLiltCaCJC.— From GoDFRiDns Fullekton, of Fullerton, in
COS. Penh and Forfar, who got from King Robert the Bruce
a charter of the office of King's Fowler, descended
William Fullerton, of Fullerton, m. about 1G50, Margaret
Lindsay, eldest dau. of the 2nd Lord Spynie, and sister to
George, the 3rd and last Lord Spynie. Their only son,
William Fullerton, of Fullerton, by Susan his wife, was
father of
John Fullerton, of Fullerton, r,!.. Margaret Carnegie, and
had (besides a dau., Jean, m. Sir John Wcdderburn, Bart, of
Blackness) a son,
William Fullerton, of Fullerton, m. Susanna Ogilvy, and
was father of a son, William; and a dau., Margaret, m.
Walter, commonly called Earl of Airlie, and d. s. p. The son,
William Fullerton, of Fullerton and Glenquich, who as-
sumed the surname of Lindsat, claimed the title of Lord
Spynie, but was unsuccessful, under the supposition that the
original grant had been made only to the 1st Lord Spynies'
issue male ; this has, it is stated, been proved to have been
wrong, by Mr. Riddell, the writer on Scotch peerage law. Mr.
Fullorton-Lindsay ra. 1st, Stewart, only dau. and heir of James
Carnegie, of Boysack, representative of the Hon. Sir John
Carnegie, 2ud son of the 1st Earl of Northesk, and by her had
an only son, James, his heir. He m. 2ndly, Margaret, only
dau. and heir of James Blair, Esq. of Ardblair, co. Perth, but
by her had no issue. Mr. Fullerton-Lindsay, who was a Capt.
in Lord Ogilvy's Scotch regt. in France, and a Lieut. -Col. in
the Portuguese service, was s. by his only son,
James Fullerton Lindsay Carnegie, Esq. of Boysack,
Fullerton, Spynie, and Kinblethmont, m. 1786, Mary Elizabeth,
only dau. and heir of James Strachan, Esq. of Lower Tooting,
Surrey, of the Thornton lamily ; and d. 1805, having by her
had issue,
William, his heir.
Alexander, m. 31 Oct. 1820, Amy, only dau. of Alexander
Cruikshank, Esq. of Strackathrow, co. Forfar, and had an
only son, Alexander Cruikshank, 6. 1 Nov. 1821. Mr.
Lindsay, who was Capt. of the "Kelly Castle" Indiaman,
d. 25 July, 1822.
John Mackenzie, a Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh, to.
Florence, dau. of Eev. Charles Brown, and has a dau.,
Emily. Donald, 6. 1794; rf. 1876.
Susan, 111. at Edinburgh, 15 March, 1814, Thomas Tod, Esq.,
Advocate. Margaret Northesk, d. uwni. 23 Feb. 1818.
His son,
William Fullerton Lindsay Carnegie, Esq. of Spynie and
Boysuck, J. P. and D.L., Vice-Lieut, for co. Forfar, sometime
Capt. Royal Artillery, h. 13 Blay, 1788; ra. 27 Dec. 1820, Lady
Jane Christian Carnegie, dau. of William, 7th Earl of Northesk,
G.C.B. ; and d. 18G0, leaving issue by her (who d. 1 Oct. 1840),
John, b. 14 Feb. 1833; deceased.
Henry Alexander, his successor.
Donald Cliristian Strachan, b. 9 July, 1840, Major Bengal
Cavalry.
Mary Elizabeth, in. Jan. 1845, Major George Gordon, 50
regt. Bengal Native Infantry, son of Gordon of Halmyr
CO. Peebles.
Jane, m. 1850, Alexander Lindsay, Esq., formerly Caj
8th Hussars. Susan, ni. 1855, Robert Ramsay, Esq.
Helen.
Seat — Kinblethmont, near Arbroath, co. Forfar.
I
lilNDSELL OP FAIKFIELD.
LiNDSBLL, Robert Henry, Esq. of Fairfield, ci
Bedford, J.P. and D.L., High SherifP 1864, Lieut.-
Col. in the army, h. 30 Aug. 1818 ; m. 14 Aug. 1845,
Emma Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Martin Hogge,
Rector of Southacre, Norfolk, and by her (who d.
1871) has, with other issue,
I. Henry Martin, 6. 7 May, 1847.
II. Arthur Knox, b. 17 June, 1851.
Lieut. -Col. Lindsell is son of Robert Lindsell, Esq.
(who d. 30 Sept. 1856), by Frances his wife, dau. of
Samuel Wells, Esq., Banker, of Biggleswade, and
grandson of John Lindsell, Esq. (who d. June,
1833), and Margaret his wife, dau. of R. Cartwright,
Esq. of London. He has one brother, Charles
Samuel, J.P. for Beds, who m. 27 Jan. 1854, Anne^
dau. of R. Harding, Esq., and has a dau.
Scat —Fairfield, Biggleswade.
LINDSEY OF HOIiLYMOUNT HOTJSE.
The late Thomas Spencer Lindsey, Esq. ol
HoUymount House, co. Mayo, J.P. and D.L., Majoi
South Mayo Rifles, b. 7 May, 1828 ; m. 6 April
1864, Mary Catherine Caroline, 2nd dau. of G-eorgc
Hay ward Lindsay, Esq. of Grlasnevin, co. Dublin
{see Burke's Peerage, Ceawfoed, E.), and d. 1S74,
leaving a dau.,
Mary Georgiana Cecelia Katheine.
iitltCagC. — Thomas Lindsey, Esq., a younger son o
Thomas Lindsey, Esq. of Turin Castle, co. Mayo, and a descen
dant of the great Scottish House of Lindsay, m. 1757, France;
Muschamp Vesey, grand-dau. of Dr. John Vesey, Archbisho]
of Tuam, and had an only son,
Thomas Lindsey, Esq. of Hollymount, m. 1784, Lady Mar
garet Eleanor Bingham, dau. of Charles, 1st Earl of Lucan
and by her (who d. 1839) had issue,
Thomas Spencer, of Hollymount.
Charles Richard, R.N., went down in the old "Blenheim,
1807, with Sir Thomas Trowbridge.
William Henry Bingham, Lieut. lOth Hussars, at Waterloc
d. in India 1822.
Margaret Louisa, in. the Eev. J. G. Porter, eldest son of Jot
Poiter, D.D., Bishop of Clogher.
Anne, in. the Hon. and Rev. J. G. Browne, brother of Lor
Oranmore.
Eleanor, m. James Reed, Esq., and d. 1840.
Emily, ra. the Kev. Edmund Dowduey, and d. 1855.
Louisa. M
The eldest son,
Thomas Spencer Lindsey, Esq. of Hollymount, J.P. and D.L
High Sheriff 1822, b. 31 July, 1790 ; m. 1 1 May, 1818, Margan
Hester, only dau. of Richard Alexander Oswald, Esq. of Auchci
cruive, co. Ayr, and by her (whod. 1855) had issue,
Richard Alexander, an ofBcer in the army, b. 15 March 1820
deccaPod.
Thomas Spencer, late of Hollymount.
Lucy, m. 26 June, 1851, George R.amsay Campbell, Esq.
Anne Eleanor Matilda Nina, m. 4 Nov. 1841 ('/. 1871), Bare
Godefroy de Blonay, of Vernaud, in the Canton de "Vaui
Switzerland.
Hester Elizabeth Frances, m. 1864, Francis Ruttledge, Esq
son of the late Francis Ruttledge, Esq. of Bloomfleld, o
Mayo.
Lillias Margaret Jane. Katharine Mary, d. 1872.
Mr. Lindsey d. 21 Dec. 1867.
Anwi — Gu., afess chcquy arg. and az., between three mt) '
lets of the second. Crest — An eagle displayed with two uect
acaL — Hollymount House, Hollymount, co. Mayo.
LINGEN OF LINGEN, SUTTON, STOK
EDITH, AND KADBKOOK.
See BufiXON OS LONGNEB HalIi.
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LTIT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LIS
969
LTNaEN OF PENLANOIiEN.
LiNGEN, CnAELES NELSON, Esq. of Penknolcn
•o. Radnor, B.A. Pcmb. Coll. Cambridge, J.P.
10. Eadnor, h. 21 Oct. 1843 ; in. 26 Jan. 1876,
Lmily, eldest dau. of James Eadcliife, Esq. of
Jwinton Park, co. Lancaster, and has issue,
Constance Emily, 6. 16 Dec. 1877. A dau. 6. 31 Dec. 1873.
HtUeatJE.— The Penlanolen family claims descent from
ilB John Lingen, of Stoke Edith, co. Hereford, who was
■wner of great possessions in co. Hereford. In the struggie
letween Charles I. and liis Parliament, Sir Henry Lingen
spoused the royal cause, and for some time maintained a
roop of horse for the King's service. By this and consequent
,nes and confiscations, Sir Henry's estates were much reduced.
U one time ho was fined £5,000, the highest sum levied on a
ommoner. These losses were never remembered by CharlesH.
James Lingen, Esq. of Thinghill Court, co. Hereford, in.
liss Birt, of London, and had (with three daus., Margaret, w.
Ir. Godshall; Eleanor, m. F. Lane, Esq. of Hampton; and
"anny, m. W. A. Adams, Esq. of Pinhault, co. Hereford) an
nly son,
William Lingen, Esq. of Sutton, co. Hereford, m. Jane, 2nd
au. of Richard Heming, Esq. of the Duffiekls, in the same
hire, and by her had a son, William, of whom presently, and
hree daus., Jane, )ii. Henry Unett, Esq., of Frenes Court, co.
lereford ; Margaret, m. John Griffiths, Esq., twice Mayor of
lereford ; and Nancy, m. William Cook, Esq. of Munderfield,
0. Hereford. The only son,
William Lingen, Esq. of Burghill Lodge, co. Hereford, in.
796, Anne, only dau. and heir of John Barrett, Esq. of
lollins Hill, co. Worcester, and d. 1816, leaving issue,
I. Heshi, of Penlanolen, 2nd son.
II. Charles, M.D., F.E.C.S., and senior Surgeon to the
Hereford County Infirmary, J.P. for the city of Hereford;
m. 1841, Ellen, 3rd dau. of Eev. Charles Taylor, D.D.,
Chancellor of the^Diocese of Hereford, and has issue,
1 Charles James, d. 8 June, 1864. 2 John Taylor.
1 EHza Jane, d. 12 March, 1860.
2 Ellen Mary. 3 Alice Margaret.
4 Blanche Sophia. 5 Florence Anna.
I. Mary Anne, d. 17 May, 1837.
II. Sophia, deceased. iii. Eliza, deceased.
IV. Margaret, d. 27 Oct. 1863.
V. Jane, m. the Ecv. Joseph Henry Barker, M.A.
[is 2nd son,
Henbt Lingen, Esq. of Penlanolen, co. Radnor, J.P. and
'.L., High Sheriff 1839-40, Barrister-at-Law, h. 16 Aug. 1803;
1. 7 May, 1837, Priscilla, dau. of Joseph Jones, Esq. of Aber-
stwith, CO. Cardigan, and d. 22 Jan. 1874, having had issue,
I. Henry Jones, 6. 3 Oct. 1839; d. 19 Dec. 1863.
u. Charles Nelson, new of Penlanolen.
Arms — Barry of six or and az., on a bend, gu. three roses
rg. Crt»t — Out of a ducal coronet or, a garb vert.
SMt — Penlanolen, near Ehayader, co. Kaduor.
*
LISLE OF WODYTON.
See De Lisle.
LISTER OF BUBWELL PARK.
LiSTEE, Mathew Henet, Esq. of Burwell Pari,
0. Lincoln, h. 11 Oct. 1826, bas been twice married;
ly his first wife be bad tbree daus.,
1. Florence Holroyd Eibblesdale, m. 1876, Porter Wilson,
Esq. of The Lawn, Brackenboro', co. Lincoln,
n. Edith Violet. in. Muriel Ada.
»y his 2nd -wife, Katberine Eutb, dau. of Thomas
ohn Manning, Esq. of St. Osytb, Essex, and niece
f Frederick Nassau, Esq. of Si. OsytbPriory, to
fhom he was m. 5 Feb. 1874, be bas further isiue,
IV. Mathew Henet, l>. 31 May, 1877.
V. Constance Margaret Douglas.
ILtnCagC.— From John Lister of Derby, whom. 1312, the
au. and heir of John de liolton, Bowbearer of Holland,
nfally descended William Lister, Esq. of Midhope (elder
rother of Thomas Lister, ancestor of the Listers of Gisburn
»lc, now represented by Lord Eibblesdale). He d. 1537,
aving, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of Thurstone
anester, of Swindon, a son,
Cbeistopheb Lister, Esq., to. 1521, Ellen, dau. and co-heir
' John Clayton, Esq. of Clayton, co. Lancaster, and was
.tbcr of
William Lister, Esq. of Midhope, who purchased Thornion-
in-Craven; he m. 1st, Anne, dau. of Eoger Midhope, and had,
with other issue, a son,
Lawrence Lister, Esq., living 1535, to. Evcreld, dau. of Sir
John Sayer, and was father of
Sir William Lister, Knt. of Thornton, m. Mary, dau. of Sir
Henry Bcllasis, and d. 1650, leaving issue.
William Lister m. 2nd]y, Erigett, dau. of Bartholomew Pigott,
of Aston Power, Oxon, and had further issue,
Michael, 6th son, of whom presently.
Mathew (Sir), 9th son, b. at Thornton-in-Craven, Physician
to James I. and Charles I., knighted by the latter in 1636.
He purchased the estate of Burwell, co. Lincoln,, and d.
there s. jj., Dec. 1656, aged 92.
The 6th son,
Michael Lister, Esq. of Frierhead-in-Craven, to. Mary
Kebell, and d. circa 1010, leaving a son.
Sir Martin Lister, Knt. of Thorpe Arnold, co. Leicester,
who inherited Burwell from his uncle. Sir Matthew. He to.
1st, Mary, dau. of Eichard, Lord Wenman, of Tame, and
by her (whot?. circa 1635), had, with a dau. Agnes, wife of
Sir William Hartopp, a son, Eiciiard Lister, whose descen-
dants were settled at Thorpe Arnold. Sir Martin m. 2ndly,
Susanna, dau. of Sir Alexander Temple, of St. Mary's Hoo,
Kent, widow of Sir Gifford Thornhurst, Bart., hy whom she
had a dau., Frances, to. Eichard Jenyns, and was mother of
the celebrated Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough. By his 2nd
wife Sir Martin had, with other issue,
1 Michael, his successor.
2 Martin, M.D., the well-known Physician to Queen Anne,
a Fellow of the Eoyal Society, and a great benefactor to the
Ashmolean Museum, author of " A .Journey to Paris," and
many works on Natural History and Medicine. He d. 2 Feb.
1711-12, and was buried at Clapham.
1 Susanna, to. George Gregory, of Nottingham.
2 Frances, m. Eobert Barkliain.
3 Jane, to. 1st, Hugh Alington, of Stenigott; and 2ndly,
John Thyme, of Egham.
Sir Martin d. Aug. 1670 (his wife d. 16C9), and was s. at Bur-
well by the eldest sou of his 2nd marriage,
Michael Lister, Esq., to. 1059, Ann, widow of Thomas
Peers, of Alverstone, co. Warwick, and by her (who d. 1673)
left issue,
Mathew, his heir.
Elizabeth, m. privately, 16 May, 16S9, Charles Knollys,
claiming to be 4th Earl of Banbury. The validity of this
marriage was subsequently established, after a suit in the
Court of Arches. She cL circa 1700, leaving s son, William,
styled Lord Wallingford, d. s. ■p. 1740; and Katherine,
d. 1730, buried in Lincoln Cathedral.
Jane. Mary, to. Thomas Beverley,
Mr. Lister d. 1678, and was s. by his son.
Sir William Lister, Knt. of Thornton, son of Laurence
Lister, Esq. of Midhope, by Evereld his wife, dau. of Sir John
Sayer, and grandson of William Lister, Esq., who purchased
Thornton-in-Craven, and who was elder brother of Thomas
Lister, ancestors of .the Listers o/ Gishorne Parh, co. York, to.
Mary, dau. of Sir Henry Belasyse, 1st bart. of Newborough, and
left at his decease, 1650, with other issue, i. William Lister,
Esq. of Thornton ; and ii. Sir Martin Lister, Knt., the well-
known Physician ; and his successor at Burwell,
Matthew Lister, Esq. of Burwell Park, in. 1682, Eleanor,
dau. and eventual heir of Sir Charles Dymoke, Knt. of Scri-
velsby. Champion to James II., great-great-grandson of Sir
Edward Dymoke, Knt., Champion to Queen Elizabeth, by-
Anne Talboys his wife, sister and co-heir of Gilbert Talbots,
Baron Talbots of Ktme, and was father of
Matthew Lister, Esq. of Burwell Park, bapt. 1683, d. 1744,
and was s. by his son,
Matthew Lister, Esq. of Burwell Park, to. Grace, widow of
Sir Edward Boughton, Bart., and dau. of Sir John Shuck-
burgh, Bart., and d. Jan. 1786, having had a son,
Matthew Dtmoke Lister, Esq. of Burwell Park, to. Lydia,
only child and heiress of Joseph Bancroft, Esq., and by her
(who lit. 2ndly, Joseph Livesey, Esq.) left at his decease, 1772,
a son,
Matthew Bancroft Lister, Esq. of Burwell Park, claimed
the Barony of Kyme. He wi. 1799, Miss Sophia Bolton, and
by her (who d. 1851) had issue,
BIatthew Henrt, his heir.
John Samuel, of Saleby Grange, Alford, co. Lincoln, B.A.,
J.P., b. 25 Jan. 1812; to. 4 May, 1842, Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of William Wilcock, Esq. ofSavile Hill, Halifax, and
has issue, Matthew William, formerly of 32nd regt., b.
20 Jan. 1846i Hannah.., Francos, m. Charles P. Elhott,
E.I.Co.'s Civil Service, cZ. 1876; Mary, m. J. E. Tanner,
Esq., and(/. 1868; Elizabeth Sophia; and Katherine Ellen
Maria, m. J. Herbert Bowman, Esq., and </. 1874.
3£2
970
LIS
THE LANDED GENTRY.
Joseph Martin (Rev.), m..
George Arthur, Earrister-at Law,(-L 1850.
Alfred Edward, resident in Australia, and is in.
Lydia Bougliton, m. the Eev. G. Jaclison, Rector of North
Keston and d. 1873.
Sophia, m. the Rev. Francis Pickford, Eectorof Hagworth-
inghain, son of Capt. Charles Pickford, B.N., 2nd son of Sir
Joseph Radcliffe, Bart.
Mary, m. George Marmaduke Alington, Esq. of Swinhope,
CO. Lincoln, and ii. 1877. Ellen Frances.
Mr. Lister d. 14 Oct. 1842, and was s. by his eldest son,
Matthew Hesuy Lister, Esq. of Burwell Park, 6. 1801 ; m.
1823, Arabella, youngest dau. of John Cracroft, Esq. of Hack-
thorn Hall, CO. Lincoln, by whom (who d. \ Sept. 1873) he
had issue,
I. Matthew Henry, his heir.
I. Emily Sophia, m. Eev. William D. Marsden, d. 1866.
II. Lucy.
III. Florence Arabella, m. Uev. John Devrell Devrell.
IV. Augusta Penelope Anne.
Mr. Lister was one of the co heirs of the Barony of Kyme. He
d. 2 Jan. 1870, and was s. by his eldest son, the present pro-
prietor.
Arms—VA-m., on a fcss sa. three mullets or. Crest— A. stag's
head erased ppr. Jl/oUo— Est modus.
^ja£— Burwell Park, near Louth, co. Lincoln.
lilSTEK OF
LIT
MANNINGHAm, Co.
See Listee-Kay.
i
YOEK.
I
LITTLE OF LIBERTON, Co. EDINBUEGHj
See LiTTLE-GllMOUE OF CeAIGMILLAE.
LISTER OF HIRST PRIORY.
LiSTEE, George Spoffoeth, Esq. of Hirst
Priory, co. Lincolu, and Finningley Park, co. York,
J.P. and D.L. co. Lincoln and West Eiding of
Yorkshire, h. 12 June, 1811 ; m. 23 Nov. 1848,
Caroline, 3rd dau. of William Mostyn Owen, Esq.
of Woodhouse, Salop.
iLtUCagC— George Stovin, Esq., son of George Stovin,
Esq. of Tetles House, co. Lincoln, took the surname and arms
of Lister, under the will of Thomas Lister, Esq. of Girsby
House, CO. Lincoln. By Elizabeth his wife he was father of
James Lister, Esq., in. 1800, Alice, dau. of Robert
Spofforth, Esq. of Ilowden, E.R. co York, and had issue,
I. George Spofforth, now of Hirst Priory.
II. Robert Cornelius, of Ousefleet Grange, co. York, J.P.,
b. 17 April, 1818; Vi. 2G April, 1S42, Elizabeth Cornwell, dau.
of Jarvis Empson, Esq. of Goole Hall, co. York, and has
issue,
1 James Empson, h. 7 July, 1851. 1 Elizabeth Empson.
2 Ahcp, m. 1867, J. H. Empson, eldest son of J. W. Emp-
son, Esq. of Ripple Hall, co. Worcester.
III. Thomas Henry, of Scremby Hall, Spolsby, Lincoln, M.A.,
Vicar of Luddingcon, J.P. ; ui. 1853, Mary Charlotte, dau.
of Rev. F'rancis Swan, Rector of Bennington, and has a son
and two daus., the younger of whom, Edith Grace, in. 9
Jan. 1879, Langhorne Burton, Esq.
1. AJice, m. George Smith Haycer, Esq. of Surbiton.
Arms — Erm., on a. fess sa. three mullets or. Cnsi — A stag's
head ppr. issuing from a ducal coronet or. Motto — Retinens
vestigia famfe.
Seats— Hirst Priory, Epworth, co. Lincoki; and Finningley
Park, Bawtry, co. York.
LISTER OF SHIBDEN.
LiSTEE, John, Esq. of Shibden Hall, co. York,
and Barrister of the Inner Temple, M.A. Prasenose
Coll. Oxford, I. 8 March, 1847.
JLtllfitQC. — The family is one of ancient date, tracing its
descent from Richard Lister, who, at the year 1439,
17 Henry VI.) purchased land at Hipperholme, in the parish
of Halifax, and in the vicinity of Shibden Hal), which has been
in the possession of the family since 1613.
One of their ancestors, John Lister, &. 1602, was fined for
not attending to receive the honour of knighthood at the
coronation of King Charles I.; the receipt for this fine is
signed by " Wentworthe," Earl of StraEford.
The full pedigree is in the College of Arms.
John Lister, of Shibden Hall, J. P., s. Anne, dau. of Capt.
Jeremy Lister, of Shibden Hall; m. 1844, Louisa Anne, only
dau. of Major Charles Grant, of the Island of St. Vincent, and
had issue,
John, now of Shibden Hall.
Charles Edmond, 6. 15 June, 1819. Anne, h. 20 Feb. 1852.
He d. 6 Aug. 1867.
^rm.s— (On the roof of Halifax Church)— Erm., on a fess sa.
three mullets or, a dexter canton gu. Crfnt — A stag's head
erased ppr., charged on the neck with a trefoil slipped gu,
Molto — Justus propositi tenax.
Seat — Shibden Hall, Hahfax, co. Yorli.
LITTLE OF LLANVAIR GRANGE.
The late William Huntee Little, Esq. of
Llanvair Grange, co. Monmouth, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1852, b. Oct. 1790 ; m. 1st, 1831, Mary^
dau. of the Rev. Dr. Rogers, of Rainscombe, Wiltsj
and by her (who d. 1833) had a dau.,
I. Louisa Elizabeth Katherine, in. 1854, Frederick Townley
Parker, Esq., youngest son of Robert Townley Parkerj
Esq. of Cuerden, co. Lancaster.
He m. 2ndly, May, 1836, Georgiana, dau. of Winch-
combe Henry Hartley, Esq., formerly Judge of the
Vice-Admiralty Court, Cape of Good Hope, and
his wife the Lady Louisa Lumley, dau. of Richard,
4th Earl of Scarbrough, and by that lady had issue,
I. George Savile Lumley (Rev.), Vicar of Honyngham, co.
Warwick, h. 1837; in. 1st, 1862, Sophia Louisa, only dau,
of the Rev. Wm. Corfield, Rector of Llangattoc, co. Mon-
mouth; and 2ndly, 1865, Mary Sarah, dau. of H. Y.
Whytehead, Esq. of Crake, co. York, and has five sons
and two daus.
II. James Law Charles Hunter, 6. 1844; m. 1871, Eliza
Mary, dau of John Box, Esq. of Abingdon, and has two
sons and one dau.
III. William Hunter Buller, 6. 1847; Lieut. 4th King's Owr
Royals ; m. 1873, Amy Powys, only child of Edward
Bode, Esq., and has two daus.
II. Emma Georgiana Charlotte, in. 1864, James Willoughbj
Bond, Esq. of Farragh, co. Longford, and has two som
and three daus.
III. Henrietta Hannah Louisa, to. 1862, Lieut.-Col. UssliC'
Lee Morris, late R.M. Light Infantry, and has three son;
and one dau.
IV. Barbara Elizabeth Maria, ni. 1860, Capt. William Clod'
Braddon, late Lieut. 75th regt., Adjutant Brecon Volun
teers, eldest son of W. Clode Braddon, Esq. of Skisdon
Cornwall, and has two sons and four daus.
Mr. Little d. 10 Dec. 1864, and Llanvair Grange is
for her life, the property of his widow.
Ht'llCilgC. — George Little, Esq., in. Henrietta Maris
dau. of Samuel Forth, Esq., and had two sons, Simon; an
Samuel, D.D., who m. Georgiana Augusta, dau. of Augustus
4th Earl of Berkeley, and relict of George, 5th Earl of Granard
The elder son,
Simon Little, Esq., in. Letitia, sister of Sir James Bone
Bart, of Coolamber House, co. Longford, and had issui
George, of whom presently; James; and Elizabeth. Tb
elder son,
George Little, Esq., in. 1789, Louisa, youngest dau. (
AVilliam Hornby, Esq. of the Hook, Hants, many yeai
Governor of Bombay, while Warren Hastings was Governor (
Bengal, and by her had issue,
William Hunter, of Llanvair Grange.
John Hornby, E.I.Co.'s Civil Service, d. 1829.
James, Barrister-at-Law, d. 1875.
Emma, in. 1842, Charles Reginald Buller, Esq. of Erie Hal
Devon, and d. 1865. Georgiana, d. unni.
-47-TOs— Sa., a chevron engrailed arg. Crest — A leopard
head ppr. Motto — Magnum in parvo.
Scat — Llanvair Grange, Abergavenny.
LITTLE WOOD OF THE HYDE.
LiTTLEWooD, Benjamin, Esq. of the Hyde, c(
Stafford, and Newto^vn Grange, co. Worcester, J.I
for cos. Stafford and Worcester, and D.L., b. 1
April, 1802 ; m. 1st, 2 May, 1839, Elizabeth, dau. c
Thomas Bate, Esq. of the Birches, Hagley, C(
Worcester, by whom (who d. 14 Sept. 1851) he ha
issue,
I. Henry Charles, Brasenose College, Oson, 6. 6 Dec. 1851
I. Elizabeth Mary, m. 1873, William Durant Thatcher, Esi
of Walton House, Clent, co, Worcester.
II, Annie, d. 29 March, 1853.
LIV
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LLE
971
lie m. 2nclly, 2 Oct. 1852, Sarah Campbell, clau. of
John Wait, Esq. of London, and Willesden House,
Ziliddlesex, by whom he has issue,
II. Benjamin Campbell, Brasenose College Oxon, 6. 14 Feb.
1854.
JXtnCitflC— Benjamin Littlewood, the son of Jeremiah and
Anne Littlewood, v'as 6. 24 May, and bapt. at Goldswinford,
. Worcester, 26 May, 1716. Hem. 1st, 2 Dec. 1744, Mary Skid-
re, by whom he had no issue. His 2nd wife, to whom he
IS 1(1. at Oldswinford aforesaid 10 Sept. 17G6, was Sarah
. 1733), dan. of Michael Grazebrook, of Audnam, co. Stafford.
lie d. 16 Oct. 1807, aged 91, having had issue by the said
Sarah (who d. 13 March, 1707, aged 64),
Benjamin.
Anne, bapt. 13 Sept. 17C7; d. unin 17 Oct. 1795.
The son and heir,
Benjamin Littlewood, of Amblecote, bapt. 11 June, 1709,
purchased the Hyde estate in the parish of Kinver, co. Stafford.
lie m. Esther, dau. of Eichard Badger, of The Hayes, near
Stourbridge, and d. 21 Oct. 1844, having had by the said Esther
ivho d. 20 March, 1842, aged 64; the following issue,
Benjamin, now of the Hyde. Thomas, m. and has issue.
Kichard, d. 22 June, 1827, aged 21.
Sarah Anne, d. unm. 3 July, 1855.
Jane, m. Henry Charles Auster, Solicitor, of Birmingham.
Lucy, wife of i'raucis Corser.
Prei:cnt Rciidcnce— The Greenway, Shurdington, Cheltenham.
LIVESEY OP STOURTON HALL.
LiTESEY, Joseph Montague, Esq. of Stourton
Hall, CO. Lincoln, b. 9 April, 1851 ; s. his father
1854 ; m. Nov. 1872, Laura Fanny, only dau. of the
late John Marshall, Esq. of Kii-k Ella House, co.
York, and has a son,
Aloeknon Montague, h. 29 May, 1874.
ILilttagC— The family of Livesey of Lireseij. co. Lan-
caster, was of great antiquity in that shire. One branch was
of Eastchurcb, Kent, and to that belonged Sir Michael Livesey,
created a Baronet, 11 July, 1627. The present possessor of
Stourton Hall, Joseph Montague Liveset, Esq., and his
brother Eeginald, are sons of the late Joseph Livesey, Esq.
of Stourton Hall, High Sheriff of co. Lincoln 1854, by Sarah
Maria his wife, eldest dau. of the Eev. John Earle Welby, of
Harston, co. Leicester, youngest son of Sir William Earle
Welby, Bart, of Denton. His uncle is the Eev. Thomas
Livesey, M.A., J. P.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant gu. between three trefoils
slipped vert. Creds — 1st, a lion's gamb erect gu., holding u
branch of five trefoils vert.
Seat— Stourton Hall, near Horncastle.
LIVINGSTONE OF WESTQtrARTER.
Fenton-Litingstone, Thoiias Livingstone,
Esq. of Westquarter, co. Stirling, and Bedlormie,
CO. Linlithgow, J. P., h. 17 Jan. 1829 ; s. his gi-and-
uncle 1853, and assumed the additional surname of
Livingstone ; m. 10 April, 1855, Christian Mar-
garet, only dau. and heiress of William Waddell,
Esq., D.L., of Easter Moffat, co. Lanark, by Mar-
garet his wife, eldest dau. of Archibald Campbell,
Esq. of Mclfort, co. Argyll, and has issue.
I. Thomas, h. 12 May, 1S5G.
II. William Waddell, b. 31 March, 1858.
in. John Nigel Edensor, 6. 11 Aug. 1859.
IV. George Frederick James, b. 1 Oct. 1860.
V. Charles Henry, h. 7 Xov. 1863.
ILiWtKQt. —The Hon. Geoege Livingston, of Ogleface, co.
Linlithgow, 4th son of William, 6th Lord Livingston (see
Burke's Extinct P<:erage), was created a Baronet ofHoca Scotia,
30 May. 1625, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sir William, who was s. by his son,
Sir Alexander, who was s. by his only son.
Sir Alexander, designated of Bedlorjnie, who m. Susannah
Walker, heir of Bedlormie, and was s. by his only son.
Sir Alexander. This gentleman m. Henrietta, dau. of
Alexander Scott, Esq., by whom he had seven sons and three
daus., and was s. by his eldest son,
Sir George, at whose decease without issue, 1729, the
baronetcy devolved upon his brother,
Sm ALEXAiJDtB, who d. unm. 1766, and was s. by liis brollici',
Sir W'illiam, designated of Westquarter and Bedlormie.
This gentleman dying without issue, 1709, was s. by his
nephew,
Sir Alexander, of Westquarter and Bedlormie, who m. 1st,
Anne, dau. of John Atkinson, Esq. of London, by whom he had
(with other issue, who d. unm.),
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Thurstanus, d. without legitimate issue, 1839.
III. George Augustus, killed in battle.
I. Anne, who m. 4 Nov. 1801, the Eev. John Thomas Fenton,
Ecctor of Ousby and Torpcnhow, Cumberland, and by her
(who d. at Douglas, Isle of Man, 12 Aug. 1851) he left at his
decease, 13 Oct. 1854,
1 John Thomas Fenton.
2 Alexander F'cnton. 3 Eobert Fenton.
4 George Livingstone Fenton (Eev.), Chaplain of Poona,
Bombay.
1 Anne, m. William Henry Clarke, Esq. of Hexham House,
Northumberland, and had two sous, Clement Henry and
Livingston.
2 Caroline, m. her cousin, Eobert Fenton, Esq. 3 Mary.
The eldest son, John Thomas Fenton, Esq., to. 1828,
Selina, youngest dau. of Sir John Heathcote, of Longton
Hall, CO. Stafford, and d. 28 March, 1875, leaving an only
son, the present Thomas Livingstone Fbnton-Livingstone,
Esq. of Westquarter.
.Sir Alexander m. 2ndly, Jane, dau. of Capt. the Hon. William
Henry Cranston, son of William, 5th Lord Cranston, by whom
he had two sons and a dau., Francis, an officer in the army,
d. s. p.; David, killed in battle, «. 'f. ; Eliza, m. J. Kirsopp,
Esq. of Spital. Sir Alexander d. 1795, and was s. by the 3rd,
but eldest surviving son of his 1st marriage,
Sir Thomas, Admiral of the White; m. 1809, Janet, only
surviving dau. of Sir James Stirling, Bart, of Mansfield, by
whom (who d. 1831) he had no issue. Sir Thomas d. 1 April,
1853, and was s. at Westquarter, under a deed which he
executed, by his grand-nephew, the present Thomas Livisg-
STONE Fenton-Livingstone, Esq. of Westquarter.
Creation— 30 May, 1625.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., three cinquefoils gu.,
within a double tressure flory and counterflory vert; 2nd and
3rd, sa., a bend between six billets or ; in surtout, an escut-
cheon az. charged with an oak tree growing out of the base
gold within a bordure arg., charged with eight gilliflow"ers gu.
all within a border quartered or and gu. Crest — A demi-savage
wreathed round the head and middle with laurel leaves holding
in his dexter hand a baton erect, and in his sinister a serpent
entwined roimd the arm all ppr. Motto — Si je puis.
Seats — Westquarter, near Falkirk; and Bedlormie, Linlithgow.
LLEWELLYN OF COURT COLMAN.
Llewellyn, William, Esq. of Court Colman,
CO. Glamorgan, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1854,
b. 10 Aug. 1820 ; m. 2.3 April, 1814, Eleanor Emma,
dau. of Rev. Eobert Knight, of Tythegston Conrt,
CO. Glamorgan, and has, with five daus., two sons,
I. Egbert William, J. P., Capt. Eoyal Glamorgan Light
Infantry Blilitia, late Eoyal Dragoons, b. 26 May, 1848.
II. William Hely, 6. '20 Nov. 1849; d. 13 April, 1877.
Mr. Llewellyn is only child of WiUiam Llewellyn,
Esq. of Glauafon, co. Glamorgan, by Catherine his
■wife, eldest dau. of John Place, Esq.
(SeaJ— Court Colman, Bridgend.
PTJRCELL-LLEWELLIN OF EYNANT.
PURCELL-LlEWELLIN, EiCHAED LLEWELLIN,Esq.
of Eynant Hall, co. Montgomery, and Stapleton,
Shrewsbury, M.A., b. 17 Sept. 1840 ; s. his maternal
uncle, and assumed the additional surname of
Llewellin.
JLiUCagC. — Eichard Llewellin, Esq. of Holm Wood, co.
Gloucester, 6. 1 Nov. 1759, son and heir (by Mary his wife,
dau. of John AVilliams, Esq. of Trearchid, co. Pembroke) of
Eichard Llewellin, Esq. of Holm Wood, who migrated from
CO. Pembroke to Bristol; m. 14 Jan. 1800, Anna Maria Ames,
sister of Lionel Lyde, Esq. of Ayott St. Lawrence, Herts, and
Levi Ames, Esq. of The Hyde, Beds, and by her had issue,
Eichard, of Tregwynt.
Thomas, of Olveston Court, co. Gloucester; d. 29 Oct. 1863.
Anna Maria, )/i. 30 May, 1839, Eev. William Purcell : and
d. 13 April, 1857, leaving issue by him (who d. 22 Oct. 1877)
the present Eichard Llewellin Purcell-Llewellin, Esq.
of Eynant, and Eev. Lionel Thomas Purcell, M.A., Clerk in
Holy Orders, m. 2 July, 1878, Annie Elizabeth Knighton.
Elizabeth, r,i. 1834, Capt. Thomas Digby Eoberts Hon.
E.I.C.S., and has issue seven childien.
Fhuebe and Emma, both d. tinm.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
LLO
Mr. Llewellin d. 18 Aug. 1825, and was g. by his son,
KicHARD Llewellin, Esq. of Tregwync, co. Pembroke, J. P.
andD.L., High SheriCf 1840, B. A. Oxford, 6. 23 Jlarch, 1802;
d. uiim. 21 March, 1871, and was s. by his nephew.
SenU — Eynant Hall, Llanfyllin, co. Montgomery, and Staple-
ton, Shrewsbury.
DILLWYN - LLEWELYN OP
YNISYaERWN.
DiLLWYN - Llewelyn, John Talbot, Esq. of
Tnisygerwn, co. Glamorgan, J.P. and D.L. for that
CO., and J.P. cos. Carmarthen and Brecknock,
High Sheriff of Glamorganshire 1878, b. 26 May,
1836 ; m. 7 May, 1881, Caroline Julia, dau. of the
late Sir Michael H. Hicks-lJeach, Bart., M.P., and
has issue,
I. John JIichael, h. 10 Sept. 18G6.
II. William, 6. 1 April, 1863.
in. Charles, b. 29 June, 1870.
I. Gwendoline Harriet, 6. 27 Feb. 1852.
fLtlTEJttlC. — See DiLLWTN of Penllergare.
John Dillwtn-Lleweltn, of Penllergare, m. 10 June, 1833,
Emma Thomasina, dau. of Thomas Mansel Talbot, £sg. of
Uargan Abbey, and has issue,
John Talbot, of Ynisygwern.
Teresa, m. to Nevil Story Maskelyne, Esq.
Emma Charlotte, m. Henry lirnyon Crichton, Esq.
EUnor Amy. Lucy Catharine.
Seal — Ynisygerwn, Neath.
LLOYD OF ASTON.
LxOTD, EiCHAED Thomas, Esq. of Aston Hall,
Salop, and of Roll's Park, Essex, High Sheriif
for Shropshire 1874, J.P. and D.L., late Capt.
Grenadier Guards, Lieut.-Col. Shropshire Yeo-
manry, b. 9 Sept. 1820 ; m. 19 Aug. 1852, Lady
Frances Hay, 3rd dau. of Thomas Robert, 10th Earl
of KinnouU, and has issue,
I. Fkancis, Lieut. Grenadier Guards, 6. 12 Aug. 1853.
II. Fitzwarren, 6. 16 Aug. 1859.
HI. Kossendale, 6. 14 Sept. 1863.
IV. Eichard Harvey, 6. 17 April, 1S68.
V. Edward Nathaniel, b. 16 Feb. 1871.
I. Era. II. Louisa Selina. m. Edith. iv. Ada.
V. Maude.
Mr. Lloyd s. his motlicr 7 March, 1866.
3L(nC<ICJC.— The Lloyds of Aston have been seated at
Aston from an early period, and derive from the royal House
of Powys, through their immediate progenitor, Einion Efell,
Lord of Cynllaeth, son of Madoc, last Prince of Powys.
Andrew Lloyd, Esq. of Aston, like his neighbour, Mytton,
of Halston, adopted the cause of the Parliament against King
Chakles I., and held a Captain's commission in the army.
Capt. Lloyd m. Margaret, dau. of Thomas Powell, of Whit-
tington Park, and had, with other issue, Thomas, his heir, and
Eichard (Sir), Chancellor of Durham, and Judge of the Admi-
ralty Court, father of Sir Nathaniel Lloyd, Knt., a liberal
benefactor to the coUegesof Trinity Hall and All Souls', Oxford.
TUe elder son,
Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Aston, acquired by marriage with
Sarah, dau. and co-heir of Frances Albany, Esq., the lordship
and estate of Whittington, Salop, and had, inter alios, Robert,
his heir; Elizabeth, m. Foulk Lloyd, Esq. of Foxhall, co.
Denbigh (descended in the male line, from William Kosindale,
grandson of Henry liosindale, of Kosindale, co. Lancaster,
who adopted the surname. Of the Hellan and Foxhall famify,
Humphrey Lloyd, the celebrated antiquary, wasadestendant).
Elizabeth and Foulk Lloyd had three sons,
Thoma'^'l^'yd, } Buccessively of Aston.
Piosindale Lloyd, who m. Jane, dau. of Robert Davies, Esq.
of Llannerch, and d. 1734. He had,
William (Rev.), who s. his uncle at Aston.
Mr. Lloyd d. 1692, and was s. by his son,
Eobeet Lloyd, Esq. of Aston, M.P. co. Salop, who m. Mary,
eldest dau. of Sir John Bridgcman, liart., and left a son and
heir,
Eobeet Lloyd, Esq. of Aston, 51. P. co. Salop. He d. unm.
7 June, 1734, when the Aston and other estates devolved upon
(the eldest sou of bis aunt) bis cousin,
John Lloyd, Esq. of Foxhall, who dying without issue, 174Ii
was s. by his brother,
Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Aston, at whose decease, unm., 1754,
the estates passed to his nephew.
The Rev. William Lloyd, of Aston. This gentleman m,
Elizabeth, dau. of William Sneyd, Esq. of Bishton, co. Stafford,
and had an only son and heir.
The Rev. John Eobekt Lloyd, of Aston, who m. Martha,
4th dau. of John Shakespeare, Esq. of London, and had issue,
William, his heir. '
Charles Arthur Albany (Rev.), Eector of Whittington, Salop;
b. 178.5; ni. Mrs. Hannah Simpson Cowan; and d. 1851,
leaving three children.
George Newton Kynaston (Rev.), Rector of Schattyn, Salop,
b. 1786; m. Miss Corrie; and d. 1848, leaving three
children.
Elizabeth, m. Robert Curtis, Esq.; and d. leaving issue.
Charlotte, m. 1803, Hon. Thomas Kenyon, son of Lloyd, 1st
Lord Kenyon, and has issue.
Mr. Lloyd d. 1803, and was $. by his eldest son,
William Lloyd, Esq. of Aston, J. P., D.L., High Sheriff ISIO,
6. 21 Dec. 1779 ; on. 1805, Louisa, eldest dau. and co-heir of
Admiral Sir Eliab Harvey, G.C.B., of Rolls Park, Essex, and
by her (who d. 7 March, 1866/ left issue,
William Fitzwarren, d. 182.5.
EicHABD Thomas, now of Aston. Edward Harvey.
Louisa Eliza.
Charlotte, m. 30 Oct. 1838, George Grenville Pigott, Esq. of
Doddershall Park, Bucks, who d. 1865.
Mr. Lloyd d. 29 April, 1843.
Arms — Per fess sa. and arg., alion rampant counterchanged.
Motto — Hwy pery clud na golud. (In English, Longer will
fame last than wealth.)
Seats— Aston Hall, Oswestry, Salop ; and Rolls Park, Chig-
well, Essex. Clubs — White's; Guards; Carlton,- and Pratt's.
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LLOYD OF RHAGATT.
Lloyd, Edward Owen Vaitghan, Esq. of Rha^
gatt, CO. Merioneth, b. 20 Aug. 1857.
ILinCagC.- The family of Lloyd of Rhaoatt, is of the
tribe of Tudor Trevor, Lord of the Marches of Wales, through
Cuhelyn, of Pontre Cuhelyn, in Llangollen. The representa-
tive of this long descended line.
John Lloyd, Esq. of Berth, Llanbedr, co. Denbigh, Chief
Justice of Carmarthen Circuit, b. 1746, d. 1806, leaving a son,
Edward Lloyd, Esq. of Berth, co. Denbigh, and Rhagatt,
near Corwen, J.P. ; m. Frances, dau. of J. Madocks, Esq. of
Fron Iw, co. Denbigh, and had two sons,
I. John, his heir.
II. Edward, ra. Mary Eliza, dau. of John Madocks, Esq. ol
Glany wem, co. Denbigh, and d. 1863, leaving a son,
Edward Owen Vaughan, now of Ehagatt.
Sophy.
III. Howel William, m. Eliza, dau. of G. Wilson, Esq., and
has issue, Edward.
IV. Charles Owen, d. s. p.
I. Frances Margaret, m. Sir Robert Williames 'Vaughan,
Bart, of Heng^rt and Nannau.
u. Mary Charlotte, of Hengwrt, and Tanllan, Lanclltyd
Dolgelly.
III. Charlotte, to. R. J. Price, Esq. of Ehiwlas, Bala.
IV. Jane M., vi. 'Ven. Archdeacon Ffoulkcs.
V. Eliza Blackburne, la. Major M. Vibart.
VI. Harriet Frances, also of Hengwrt.
Mr. Lloyd d. 1805, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Lloyd, Esq. of Ehagatt, J.P. cos. Merioneth and Den
high, D.L. of the former, served as High Slieriil co. Denbigl
1863. He TO. 16 Feb. 1848, Gertrude Jane Mary, dau. of Philij
Lake Godsal, Esq. of Iscoed Park, eo. Flint, and d. s, p. 2".
May, 1865, and was s. by his nephew,
Edward Owen "Vaughan Lloyd.
Arms — Per bend sinister cnn. and ermines, over all a lioi
rampant or in a bordure go. Crest — A unicorn's head IssuiD]
from a ducal coronet arg. armed and mancd or.
Seal — Khagalt, near Corwen.
LLOYD
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LAaUES.
Lloyd, Llewellyn-Lloyd, Esq. of Glang\nllj
CO. Carmarthen, J.P. and D.L., b. 6 June, 1840
s. his father 1 Jan. 1862 ; m. 4 Nov. 1869, France
Sarah, only surviving dau. of Frank Jones Walkei
Jones, Esq. of Beddgelert, co. Carnarvon, and ha
issue,
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Grace Maude.
ICinCHSt. — ^The Llotds of Glanswilly, now represented
)y tlie family of Price, were in direct descent froiu Ruoori
KIawb, King of Wales.
Tbomas Llotd, Esq. of Glangwilly, High Sheriff 1G5G, was
ion of Griffith Lloyd, of Glangwilly, and grandson of John
Uoyd, Esq., High Sheriff 1G09, who was son of David Lloyd
ip Griffith, of Llanlawddog, by Catherine his wife, dau. and
jO-heir of Sir Christopher Turberville, Knt. of Penllyn. He
». Anne, dau. and co-heir (by Mary his wife, dau. and co-heir
)f John Stedman, Esq. of Kilkennin), of Henry Vaugban, Esq.
)f Kilkennin, brother of Sir John Vaughan, of Trawscoed,
incestor of the Earls of Lisburne, and was father of
John Llotd, Esq. of Glangwilly, High Sheriff co. Cardigan
1683, ni. Anne, dau. of James Johnes, Esq. of Dolau Cothi,
Sheriff co. Carmarthen 1CC7, and left two daus. and co-heirs,
Ikne and Mary. The younger m. Miles Stedman, Esq. of
Dolygaer, co. Brecon, and was mother of Dorothy, wife of
ttev. Thomas Prothero. Mr. Lloyd d. 103-1; his elder dau.,
Anne Llotd, of Glangwilly, m. Walter Lloyd, Esq. of
)Imarch, 2nd son of David Lloyd, Esq. of Cynfryn, co. Car-
ligan, and d. 1760, leaving a son,
John Llotd, Esq. of Glangwilly, m. Anne, eldest dau. of
Grismond Philipps, Esq. of Cwmgwilly, and had an elder dau.
and eventually sole heiress,
Jane Llotd, m. Jeremiah Price, Esq., co. Piadnor, and had,
with two daus., Elizabeth and Anne, wife of Walter Hills, a
son and successor,
Jebemiab Peice, Esq. of Glangwilly, J.P., m. 1796, Jane,
dau. of Daniel Lloyd, Esq. of Laques, co. Carmarthen, and
d. 1819, having by her (who d. 1845) had issue,
1. John Llotd, his heir.
u. Walter Owen, of Castle Pigyn, co. Carmarthen, 6.
25 April, 1805; m. 4 May, 1833, Eleanor, dau. and heir of
John Evans, Esq. of Glannantcau, co. Cardigan, and has
issue.
1 Lloyd, J.P. and D.L., h. 1 May, 1S34; m. 27 Nov. 1856,
Priscilla Willy, only child and heir of James Lewes, Esq.
of Cwmhir, co. Cardigan, a descendant of the ancient
family of Lewes, of Dinas Cerdyn, co. Cardigan, and has
issue, Meredydd Lewes Willy Lloyd, Walter Owen Lloyd,
Gwendoline Mary Louise, and Gwladys Helen Priscilla.
2 EUiot Lloyd, 6. 1 Aug. 1840; m. 1861, Jane Evans, dau.
and heiress of Thomas Morgan, Esq. of Cardigan, and
had a son, Morgan Ashhy, d. 18G8.
m. Henry Lloyd, of Ystradcorwg, co. Carmarthen.
1. Anne. u. Catherine Alicia. iii. Elizabeth.
The eldest son,
John Llotd Pbice, Esq. of Glangwilly, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1S40, b. Sept. 1803 ; m. 25 July, 1839, Sarah Anne, only
child of Sparkes Martin Phelps, Esq. of Llangwarren (2nd son
of the late John Martin, Esq. of Withybusb, to. Pembroke)
ana oy her (who d. 9 Nov. 1877) had issue,
Llewelltn Llotd, now of Glangwilly.
John Lloyd, Capt. IGth regt. ; 0. Sept. 1842.
William Sparkes Martin, b. Aug. 1843: m. 1870, Eliza dau.
of J. AVall, Esq.
Walter Lloyd, b. Aug. 1844.
Mr. Priced, i Jan. 1862.
Arms— Art;., a lion rampant guardant sa. langued gu. with
several quarterings. Crest — A wolf rampant arg. .l/ot£o — Spes
Uitissima coelis.
Seats — Glangwili, near Carmarthen; Laques, Llanstephan,
CO. Carmarthen.
LLOYD OF LEATON KNOLLS.
Llotd, Aethtie Philip, Esq. of Leaton Knolls,
Salop, J.P., Lieut. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, b.
1833 ; m. 18 Aug. 1863, Katharine Selina, dau. of
Vice- Admiral the Hon. Charles Orlando Bridgeman,
and has issue,
Abthuk Hesht Orlando, b. 31 May, 1864.
Gladys Isabel. Leila Bessie. Gwendoline Ursula.
Kathleen Agatha.
ittUrajJC.— This family is a branch of the line of Tcdob
Tbevoe, Lord of Hereford.
Bandle Llotd, of Crossraere, Salop, living 1604 (2nd son of
Eobert ap John, of Bangor, by Matilda his wife, dau. and heir
of David Lloyd, Esq. of Penley, co. Flint), was father of
Eandle Llotd, Esq. of Crossmere, m. 1608, his cousin,
Matilda, dau. of Willi^ Lloyd, of Penley, and had a son,
Fbancis Llotd, Esq. of Crossmere, m. 163d, Sarah, dau. of
Edward Muckleston, Esq. of Penylan, Salop, Eecorder of
Oswestiy, and was s. by his son,
Edwabd Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, Salop, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Isaac Cleaton, Esq., and by her, who d. 1721, left at
his decease, 1693, a son,
Edward Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, 1689, High Sheriff
1727, 7)1. Susan, dau. of Peter Scarlett, Esq. of Hogstowe, and
dying 1764, was «. by his son,
Edward Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, b. 1714; m. Jane,
eldest dau. and heir of Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Domgay, co.
Montgomery, and was father of
Francis Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, M.P. co. Mont-
gomery, 771. Elizabeth, dau. of Arthur Graham, Esq. of Hock-
ley Lodge, CO. Armagh, and co-heiress of Joiui, Earl Ligonier.
By this lady Mr. Lloyd had issue,
Francis, his heir.
John Arthur, successor to his brother.
Charles Spencer, of Leaton KnoUs.
Thomas Henry, rf. 1311.
Henry James, Rector of Selattyn, Salop, vi. Elizabeth, dau.
of Philip Miles, Esq. of Leigh Court, Somerset, and left
issue,
Abthck Philip, now of Leaton Knolls.
Maria Penelope, deceased.
Jane Emma, d. 14 April, 1866.
Elizabeth, </. 1 Aug. 1843.
Charlotte Sophia, deceased.
The eldest son,
Francis Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, d. s. p. 14 July,
1814, and was .s. by his brother,
John Arthur Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, J.P. and D.L.,
6. 2 Feb. 1787 ; d. iinm. 1864, and was s. by his brother.
Charles Spesceb Llotd, Esq. of Leaton Knolls, J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 18G8, 6. 11 Sept. 1789, andci. s.^j. 20 June,
1876, when he was s. by his nephew.
Arms — Per bend sinister erm. and ermines, a lion rampant
or, a bordure gu. Crest — A demi-lion rampant or. Motto —
Eetinens vestigia famae.
Stai— Leaton KnoUs, near Shrewsbury.
LLOYD OF LANCINa.
Caee-Llotd, James Maetin, Esq. of Lancing,
Sussex, Capt. Royal Susses Militia, b. 13 June,
1849 ; m. 9 Dec. 1875, Alice Katharine, youngei*
dau. of Col. Edwin Wodehouse, C.B., E.A.' A.D.C.
to the Queen, and grand- dau. of Admiral Hon.
Philip Wodehouse, 2ud son of John 1st Lord
WodehoiTse, and has a dau.,
Nancy, 6. 30 Dec. 1876.
ILUTCitSC. — Kev. Coulston Garb had a dan., Elizabetli
Ann, 7)1. Sir James Martin Lloyd, Bart, of Lancing, and a son.
Eight Rev. Robert Jajies Carr, D.D., consecrated Bishop
of Chichester 1824, and translated to Worcester 1831. He m.
1795, Nancy, dau. of John Wilkinson, Esq., and by her (who
d. Nov. 1839) he left at his decease, April, 1841, a dau., Sybella
Jane, ra. 12 Dec. 1826, Charles Peckham Peckham, Esq. of
Nyton, Sussex, and a sou,
CoL. George Kibwan Cabe, of Lancing, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff of Sussex, who assumed the additional surname
of Lloyd ls58, on succeeding to the property of his aunt, Lady
Lloyd, widow of Sir James Martin Lloyd, Bart, of Lancing
Manor. He m. 1st, Caroline, 5th dau. of Admiral Sir Michael
Seymour, Bart., K.C.B., and by her (who d. 1813) had two
daus.,
I. Caroline Diana Frances, m. H. M. Anketell Jones, Esq. of
Drummany, co. Cavan.
II. Jane Seymour, 7,1. Rev. V. H. Aldham, and d. Jan. 1878,
leaving issue.
He TO. 2ndly, April, 1847, Jane, eldest dau. of John Watson,
Esq. of Wick Lodge, Sussex, and by her had issue,
I. James Martin, now of Lancing Manor.
II. George Spencer, d. May, 1866.
III. Elizabeth Melville. iv. Mai-y Frances.
Col. Carr-Lloyd d. 15 June, 1877.
Seal — Laaciflg' Manor, Shoreham, Sussex.
LLOYD OF CILCEN HALL AND
PLAS-YN-LLAN.
The late Llewelyn Falknee Lloyd, Esq. of
Cilccn Hall and Plas-yn-Llan, co. FUnt, J.P. for
cos. Flint and Denbigh, and D.L. for the former,
High Sheriir co. Flint 1847, b. 8 Jaly, 1809 ; m. 28
July, 1841, Mary Susan, only dau. of Eer. WiUiam
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WicliTiam Drate, Eector of Malpas, co
and d. 27 Aug. 1873, leaving a dau.,
Mart Feakces.
ILtlTCflJC. — Lleweltn Lloyd, Esq., youngest brother of
Edward Prj-ce Lloyd, 1st Bakon Mostvn [see Bdrke's Peerage
and Ba,ronetage), m. 14 Nov. 1806, Jane, dau. of Edward
Falkner, Esq. of Fairfield, co. Lancaster, and d. 29 July, 1866,
having had issue,
Llewelyn Falkneb, of Cilcen Hall and Plas-yn-Llan,
Cynric, Barrister-at-Law.
Thomas Henry (Itev.), Fellow All Souls' O.xford, d. 26 July,
1850. Banastre Pryce, Major-Gcn., Indian army.
Griffith Clayton, K.N.
George Charles, Lieut. -Col. Indian army.
Anne Bridget, <l. 11 July, 1854.
Elizabeth Lumley Frances. Jane.
Arms — Gu., a Saracen's head erased at the neck ppr.,
wreathed ahout the temples sa. and arg. Crest — A Saracen's
head as in the arms arg., also a stag trippant arg. ppr. armed
or, charged on the side with shield gu., thereon a chevron erm.
between three Englishmen's heads ccuped at the neck profile
also ppr. bearded and chin sa. Motto— Y)ia.\ Gwaed Cymro.
(Seat— Cilcen Hall and Plds-yn-Llan, Nannerch, Mold.
THE LANDED GENTRY.
Cliester,
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LLOYD OF COEDMORE.
LiOTD, Thomas Edwaed, Esq. of Coedmore, co.
Cardigan, J.P., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-
La-w, M.P. CO. Cardigan 1854, h. 12 April, 1820 ;
m. 27 April, 1850, Clemena Frances Phillott, 2nd
dau. of Eev. David Daniel, of Jesus Coll. Oxon,
Chaplain of Hampton Court, by Clemena his wife,
dau. of Major Ljons, and has issue, a dau.,
Edith.
3LiltCa0C.— From Griffith ap Grono ap Elydib ap
GWBCENEY AP IDNEBTU AP CaDWGAN AP Elystan, PrincB of
Ferlys, descended
Capt. Thomas Lloyd, living 1693, ni. Jane, dau. of John
Lewis, Esq. of Coedraawr, and had a son,
John Lloyd, Esq. of Coedmore, m. Elinor, dau. of John
Lloyd, of Llangenyth, and was fatlier of
John Lloyd, Esq. of Coedmore, in. Miss Lloyd, of Mabws,
and was father of
Walter Lloyd, Esq. of Coedmore, m. Anna Posthuma
Thomas, of co. Carmarthen, and by her left, at his decease,
circa 1786, with two daus., a son and heir,
Thomas Lloyd, of Coedmore, iii. circa 1790, Elizabeth, 4th
dau. of Edmund Probyn, Esq. of Newland, co. Gloucester, and
by her (who d. 1851) had issue,
Thomas, his heir.
Oliver, 6. 10 July, 1801 ; m. 1828, Anna Maria, only child of
Capt. James Eichard Lewes Lloyd, of Dolhaidd, co. Car-
marthen, by whom lie had two daus., Maria, m. Thomas
Elliott, Esq. ; and Emeline, w. William Brigstocke, Esq.
Sophia.
Anna, in. John Probyn, Esq. of Manor House, co. Gloucester.
T.Ir. Lloyd d. 1810, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Coedmore, Lord Lieutenant and
Custos-Ilotulorum of co. Cardigan, High Sheriff 1817, b.
1 Nov. 1793; rn. 23 March, 1819, Charlotte, 2nd dau. of Capt.
Edward Longcroft, K.N., of Havant, co. Hants, and d. 1869
(his widow d. 1866), leaving issue,
Thomas Edward, now of Coedmore.
Edmund, b. 29 Jan. 1822; ra. and has issue.
Walter, 6. 7 Dec. 1823; m. and has issue.
Charles Oliver, 6. 9 June, 1825.
Anns — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., a spear-head erect arg.
embrued ppr. between three scaling ladders in bend of the
second; 2nd and 3rd, quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg., a lion rampant
gu. ; 2nd and 3rd, az., a lion rampant within an orlc of quatre-
foils arg. CreU — A lion rampant arg. Motto — Fide et forti-
tudine.
Seat — Coedmore, near Cardigan, Residence — Ashley Place,
Pimlico, S.W. ^
LLOYD LATE OF DAN-YR-ALLT.
Lloyd, Eev. Henet Eodeet, M.A., Eector of
Cliffe-at-Hoo, Kent, Chaplain to the late Archbishop
of Canterbury, b. 9 Aug. 1809 ; m. 17 Oct. 1843,
Harriet, 4th dau. of Hon. and Eight Eev. Edward
Grey, Bishop of Hereford, and grand-dau. of
Charles, Ist Earl Grey, and has issue,
1. Iorwerth Grey (Rev.)M.A. Exeter Coll., h. 22 Ott. 1844 ;
m. 9 Nov. 1871, Nina, dau. of C. E. de Michclc, Esq., late
H.B.M.'b CoQsul al St. Petersburg, and has issue,
1 Edward, b. 11 July, 1874.
2 "Vaughan. b. 1 Jan. 1876.
1 Eleanor. 1 Gwerfyl.
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II. Cadwgan Grey, h 5 Aug. 1845; d. 29 Sept. 1853.
III. Arthur Grey, b. 31 Dec. 1851. 2. Mary Grey.
ILt'nCH0C. — Cadivor ap Dyfnwal, Lord of Castle Howel
9th in descent from Ehodri Mawb, the Great King of al
Wales, took by escalade, 11 Henry II., the castle of Cardigai
from the Earl of Clare and the Flemings, for which service
his kinsman, the great Lord Rhys, of South Wales, gave hin
considerable lands and a new shield of Arms, viz., "Sa., three
scaling-ladders arg., and between them a spear's head of the
last, its point imbrued, on a chief gu. a tower triple-turretted
of the second." By his wife Katherine, dau. of liis Prince and
kinsman, the great Lord Rhys, he had, with other issue, a son,
llHTDDERcn AP Cadivob, Lord of Castle Howel, in. Jennet,
dau. of Aron ap Rhys ap Bledri, Lord of Kilsaint and Knight
of the Sepulchre, who went with Richard Coeur de Lion tc
Palestine against the Infidels. Rhydderch's son,
Rhys ap Riivddebch, of Bodyr Ychan and Castle Howel, wi,
Catherine, dau. of Sir Elydyr Dhti, Knt., and had issue. The
3rd son,
Cadwgan Fawb ap Rhys, was father of
Cadwgan Vychan, of Carrog, co. Cardigan, whose son, i
Cadwgan Gbach, of Corrog, in. Eva, dau. of Meredydi
Vychan ap Meredydd ap Richard Rydderch ap Bledri, and had
a son,
Llewellin AP Cadwgan Gbach, m. Gwladys, dau. of Mere-
dydd Fawr ap Meredydd ap Richard, of Iraenau, co. Car-
marthen, and was direct ancestor of
John Lloyd, Esq. of Foes-y-Blciddied, m. Elizabeth, dau.
and co-heir of Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Wernvylyg and Llanllyr,
and had (with two daus., Lettice, m. Thomas Edwards, Esq.
of Rhydd-y-Gors ; and Catherine, in. Jcnkia Lloyd, of Llan-
vaughan) a son and successor,
David Lloyd, Esq. of Foes-y-Bleiddied, who was a favourite
of James II., and attended that King in all his troubles. He
m. Sage, dau. of John Lloyd, of Cilgwynne, co. Cardigan, and
left (with a dau., Margaret, wife of Charles Lloyd) a son and
successor,
John Lloyd, Esq. of Foes-y-Bleiddied, b. 1700; ti. Mary,
dau. of James Phillips, Esq. of I^enty Park, co. Pembroke,
and had issue,
James, of Foes-y-Eleiddied, in. Anna Maria, dau. and heir of
Richard Lloyd, Esq. of Ystrad Teilo and Mabws, co. Car-
digan, and dying 6 June, 1800, left a son and successor,
John, of Mabws, m. Elhior, dau. and heir of John Allen,
Esq. of Dale Castle, co. Pembroke, and was grandfather
of the present John Fuilipps Allen Lloyd Philupps,
Esq. of Dale Castle.
John, of whom presently.
Vaughan, Gen. of artillery, who commenced his military
career at Minden, and distinguished himself at the memor-
able defence of Gibraltar by Gen. Elliott. He in. Mrs. Sarah
Beaumes, a widow, and d. s. p. 1817.
Thomas, d. s. p.
Briuna, d. unm.
Mr. Lloyd d. 1781. His 2nd son,
John Lloyd, Esq., of Pound, Devon, m. Jane Atlcins, and
by her (who d. 2 Sept. 1784) left at his decease. 12 Dec. 1806,
aged 82, a dau. Louisa Maria, in. 7 July, 1792, Admiral Sir
Herbert Sawyer, K.C.B. ; and a son,
John Lloyd, Esq., JIajor 46th rcgt. and A.D.C. to Sir Henry
Clinton during the American war. He m. 30 July, 1777,
Corbelta, dau. of the Ven. George Ilolcombe, Archdeacon of
Carmarthen and Rector of PwUcrochan, co. Pcmbrolie, and
had issue,
I. William John, his heir.
II. John William, of Dan-yr-allt.
in. George, Rear Admiral R.N., b. 13 Oct. 1793 ; m. 1st,
1 May, 1817, Elizabeth, dau. of John Morgan, Esq. of Bur-
field House, CO. Gloucester, and by her (who d. 1828) had
issue,
1 John Sawyer, 6. 0 Feb. 1818, Midshipman H.M.S. " Thun-
der," drowned in the West Indies Jan. 1834.
2 Charles, b. 18 June, 1824, Lieut. Indian navy.
1 Ellen, b. 11 April, 1821 ; d. 30 Jan. 1848.
2 Elizabeth, b. 9 July, 1825; d. 28 June, 1855.
Admiral Lloyd in. 2ndly, 13 March, 1832, Marianne, dau. of
Jacob Richards, Esq. of Tenby, J.P. and D.L., and by her
(who d. Dec. 1849) had issue,
,1 Jacob Richards, Lieut. Royal Marines, b. 7 Jan. 1833.
1 Susannah Munday. 2 Harrictte Richards.
He in. 3rdly, 2 Jan. 1851, Catherine, dau. of John Stokes,
Esq. of Cuffern, co. Pembroke, J.P. and D.L., and by her
had issue,
1 Martha Sophia. 2 Louisa Corhetta.
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IV. Vaughan, Lieut. E.N., b. 29 June, 1795; to. G Feb. 1827,
Augusta, only dau. of John Adams, Esq. of Pembroke, and
X)j her (who d. 1828) had issue, Frances.
I. Louisa Jane, 6. 18 Oct. 1790; m. 22 April, 1823, George
Bowling, Esq. of Pembroke, and has two daus.
tr. Lloyd d. 24 Kov. ISOl, and was s. by his son,
^-••'JtEj William John Llotd, Esq., Major Eoyal Artillery, b. 2
)ec. 1778; d. nam. at Brussels, 29 July, 1815, of a wound
'•''■^ 3ceived at Waterloo, and was s. by his brother,
-■Jiert John William Llotd, Esq. of Dan-yr-allt, J. P., b. 3 .Sept.
781; m. 29 Jan. 1807, Anna Maria, 5th dau. of John Longley,
Isq., Recorder of Kochester, and sister of his Grace the late
irchbishop of Canterbury, and d. 25 May, 1870, aged 88,
aving had issue,
I. John Philipps, 6. 27 April, ISOS; d. unm. 17 Sept. 1849.
It. Henby Bobekt (Rev.), as above.
in. St. Vincent, H.B.M.'s Consul at Syra, h. 23 Dec. ISIO.
IV. Joseph Howard Francis, late Stipendiary Slagistrate at
Dominica, 6. 29 May, 1812; m. 2 June, 1837, Emmelinc
Kogers, dau. of Charles Sarle, Esq. of Dominica, and had
issue, 1 Emmeline Frances, m. 22 Dec. 18.59, her cousin
Cha.-les, son of Major John Longley, Lieut.-Governor of
Dominica, and brother of the late Archbishop of Canterbury ;
2 Ellen Marshall ; and 3 Howard Meuric.
V. William Christopher, Lieut. 53rd regt. Bengal Native
Infantry, 6. 26 Aug. 1815 ; d. unm. 14 June, 1841.
VI. Herbert, b. 26 Dec. 1821 ; Capt. 21st regt. Madras Native
Infantry; nt. 3 Nov. 1857, Mary Hill, youngest dau. of
Richard Hill Miers, Esq. of Ynyspenllwch, co. Glamorgan;
and d. 1 May, 1859, on board the " Louisi;>na," on his
passage home from Rangoon, leaving issue, Gwenllian, 6. 1
Sept. 1859.
I. Anna Maria, m. 6 Sept. 1836, William Peel, Esq. of Taliaris,
CO. Carmarthen.
II. Charlotte Louisa Frances, m. 14 March, 1843, John Peel,
Esq., 7th son of Robert Peel, Esq. of Accrington House,
and Hyndburn, co. Lancaster.
III. Sophia Catherine Martha, d. 16 Dec. 1873.
IV. Rosamond Elizabeth, m. 17 Aug. 1854, Frederick Layard,
Esq., late of Ceylon, C.S.
ArvM — Sa., a spear's head imbrued ppr. between three
icaling ladders arg. on a chief gu. a castle triple-towered of
Jie second. Cre^ti — 1st, A wolf rampant arg. holding between
its paws a spear's head point downwards imbrued and three
imps of blood under the sinister paw ; 2nd, A lion rampant re-
juardant sa. Motto — Heb Dduw heb ddim, a Duw a digon.
Residence — Clyffe Rectory, Rochester.
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liliOYD OF GLANSEVIN.
LlOTD, MoBGAN Petse, Esq. of GrlanseTin, co.
Oarmarthen. J.P. and D.L., 6. 2 July, 1820 ; m. 28
Sept. 1843, Geoi'gina Caroline, dau. of Col. Sackville
Glynne, of Glanbrane Park, and lias, with other
:ssue,
Edward Pktse, 6. 1847, J.P. co. Carmarthen.
^illCclQC, — MoKGAX Phtse Llotd, Esq. of Glansevin,
only son of Edward Pryse Lloyd, Esq. of GU ns?vin, and the
lineal descendant of David Lloyd, Esq. of Glansevin, 159G ; m.
10 Nov. 1783, Catherine, dau. of Price Jones, Esq. of Glanha-
frcn, CO. Montgomery, by Bridget his wife, eldest dau. of
Edward Devereux, 11th Viscount Hereford, and had issue,
Edward Prtse, late of Glansevin.
Catherine Martha. Margaretta Juliana.
The only son,
Edward Petse Llotd, Esq. of Glansevin, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff CO. Cardigan 1825,6. 12 Oct. 1786; »i. 30 Nov.
1818, Anne, dau. of William Hughes, Esq. of Tregib, and
Eliza his wife", dau. of Richard Gwynne, Esq. of Taliaris, co.
Cannarthen, and had issue,
I. Morgan Prtse, now of Glansevin, 6. 2 July, 1820 ; m.
28 Sept. 1843, Georgiana Caroline, sth dau. of the late Col.
Sackville Gwynne, of Glanbrane Park.
II. Edward Pryse, 6. 30 Oct. 1822.
I. Catherine Elizabeth Florentia.
II. Caroline Frances, deceased, in. Anna Maria Charlotte.
Mr. Lloyd d. 19 June, 1868, and was s. by his eldest son.
Arim — Arg., a lion rampant sa. the tail introverted, the head,
paws and bnish of the tail of the first. Crest — A lion rampant
sa. Motto — Fiat justitia, mat coelum.
Seat— Glansevin, near Llangadock, co. Carmarthen.
LLOYD OF DINAS.
LiOTD, Thomas Conway, Esq. of Dinas, and
Llangattock Cotirt, co. Brecknock, and Goodrich
Court, CO. Hereford, late Capt. 84th (York and
Lancaster) regt., and Major 21st Brecknockshire
Bifle Volunteers, educated at Bridgnorth School and
Ch, Ch. Oxford, D.L. for co. Brecknock, and J.P.
COS. Brecknock, Monmouth and Hereford, and
Borough of Brecknock ; Lord of The Manor of
Penalt and Aberonney, High Sheriff co. Brecknock
1878, b. 1828 ; m. 1876, Katherine Ehza, only dau.
of W. Campbell-Davys, Esq. of Neuadd-fawr, co.
Carmarthen, and has issue,
John Coxwat, 6. 19 April, 1878.
Jane Katherine Muriel, b. 8 May, 1877.
lltlTCatlC. — This family claims descent from Eltsian
Glodrtdd, Prince of Ferlys, the territory between the rivers
Wye and Severn, which had its own princes independent of
those of South Wales. To his son, Cadwgan, Elystan Glod-
rydd gave the whole of co. Radnor, part of co. Montgomery,
and the greater portion of the Hundred of EuaUt or Builth, co.
Brecon.
Thomas Llotd ap jMeredith, Elystan's descendant, ra.
Elen, dau. of Howel ap Pliilip, ap David, of Cynghordy, co.
Carmarthen; and 2ndly, Angbarad, dau. of Morgan ap Evan
Lloyd. He was the first Lord-Lieut, of co. Brecon, and a warm
partizan of Hesrt Vll., from whom he had a grant of a portion
of the sequestered estates of Strata Florida Abbey. He had
issue a dau., who m. Morgan Goch; and two sons, Eees
Llotd, and John Llotd, Esq. of Porthycrwys, Esquire of
the body to Queen Elizabeth, m. Margaret, dau. of Evan
Howel ap Morgan, and d. loHb. His sons were David Lloyd,
of Towy ; John Lloyd, and William Lloyd (see Jones's Bnck-
nocksldre) .
Rees Llotd, the eldest son of Thomas Lloyd ap Meredith,
ra. Jane, dau. of William Herbert of Colbrook; and 2ndly, a
dau. of Gwilym Howel ap Gwilym dew. His issue were,
William Lloyd, m. Elen, dau. of Madoc ap Gwilym ap
Madoc ap Howel, ap Richard ap Griffith Moel. He had four
daus., Catherine, to. Morgan ap Rees ap William ; Joan, ra.
Edward Lewis; Mallt, m. Roger Price, of Aberannell; and
Maud, m. David Lewis, of Llanavan.
Rhytherch Lloyd, ra. Maud, dau. of Howel ap Evan, a de-
scendant of Elystan Glodrydd. Ilis son, William Lloyd, ra.
a dau. of Morgan Goch ap Itees ap Morgan.
David Llotd, of whom presently.
Thomas Lloyd, from whom the Llotds of Aberannell are
descended.
Morris Lloyd, from whom the.LioTDS of Carraai-then and co.
Pembroke. Rhys Lloyd.
David Llotd (described as 3rd son of Rees Lloyd, the eldest
son of Thomas Lloyd ap Meredith) ra. and had a son.
Rees David Llotd, ra. a dau. of David Howel Phylip
Trericket, and had issue,
John ap Rees David Llotd, ra. and d. 1GS3. He had two
sons and a dau.; the younger son, Rees ap John, assumed the
surname of Jones from his father's Christian name of John, in
accordance wiih the Welsh custom of that time, whilst the
elder son,
John Llotd, retained the family surname of Llotd, and
resided at Dinas, in Llanwrtyd. He ra. Ruhania, dau. of Mr.
Jones, of Cribarth, and had issue, a dau., Mary Lloyd, ra. her
cousin, Thomas Jones, Esq. of Dolycoed ; and a son,
Rees Lloyd, Esq. of Dinas, ra. Elizabeth Jones, of Danacryg.
His son,
John Llotd, Esq. of Dinas, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Roger
Williams, Esq. of Brecon (who d. 1818), and was s. by his only
son,
John Llotd, Esq. of Dinas and Llangattock Court, J. P.,
High Sheriff 1846, educated at Eton and Balliol Coll. Oxford,
6. 1797 ; m. 1st, 1826, Mary Anne, dau. of Osborne Yeats, Esq.
of Llangattock Court, Brecknock ; and 2ndly, 1838, Frances,
dau. of Thomas Mayberry, Esq. of Brecon, and d. Dec. 1875,
leaving by his 1st wife, three sons,
I. Thomas Conwat, his heir, now of Dinas.
II. Penry, Chief Constable of co. Radnor, and J.P. cos.
Brecknock and Radnor, b. 1831; m. 1862, Mary, only dau.
of J. James, Esq. of Brecknock.
III. John, J. P., 0. 1833 ; educated at St. John's Coll. Oxford ;
TO. 1865, Elizabeth, only dau. of the Rev. C. Griffiths, of
Glyncelyn, Brecon.
Arms — Sa., a lion rampant reguardant or. Crests — 1st, A
lion as in the arms; 2nd, A goat's head armed arg., issuant
out of a ducal coronet or. 3Iotto — Si Deus nobiscum quis
contra nos.
Scats — Dinas and Llangattock Court, co. Brecon; Goodrictl
Court, CO. Hereford. Ciisi— Junior United Service.
LLOYD OF TRALLWYN.
Lloyd, Charles Hexuy, Esij. of Trallwyn, co.
Carnarvon, b, 6 Aug. 1847.
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ILtlTCrtflC.— The family of Lloyd of Trallwyn is one of
great antiquity in Wales, and the present Mr. Lloyd possesses
a roll setting forth the pedigree from a remote period.
John Ellis, Esq., b. 1 Nov. 1780 (son of Hugh Ellis, Esq.
of Ciunarvon, by Anne his wife, dau. of Samuel Wright,
Esq. of Knutsford, and grandson of the Venerable John
Ellis, Archdeacon of Merioneth, by Anne his wife, dau. and
heir of Hugh Lloyd, Esq. of Trallwyn), assumed by royal
license, ISll, the surname and arms of Lloyd, in compliance
with the testamentary injunction of his grand-uncle, the Rev.
WiUiam Lloyd, son of Hugh Lloyd, Esq. of Trallwyn. He was
a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut, for co. Carnarvon, and
served as High Sheriff 1817. He m. 5 Dec. 1815, Jane, dau. of
the Rev. Griffith Jones, and had issue,
John Ellis, his heir.
Hugh, b. 7 Dec. ISi.'j; d. 8 April, ISC.5.
Eobert, 6. 16 April, 1SS3. Richard, 6. 8 Sept. 1834.
Margaret Ann.
Mary Catherine, m. 1854, Alfred Jones, Esq.
Cordelia, m. 1857, Thomas Parr WUliams Ellis, Esq.
Elizabeth.
The eldest son,
John Ellis Llotd, Esq. of Trallwyn, b. 10 May, 1819; m.
21 Aug. 1845, Eleanor, dau. of John Sothern, Esq. of the Priory,
Liverpool, and d. 8 Dec. 1873, having had issue,
I. John Ellis, b. 12 July, 1846; d. 2G Jan. 1863.
II. Chakles IIeskt. m. William, b. 15 March, 1857.
IV. Hugh Gwynn, b. 5 Jan. 1859.
V. Francis Longueville, b. 25 Dec. 1802.
I. Edith Mary, d. 5 Dec. 1860.
II. Annie Elizabeth, m. Rev. W. Briscoe, Rector of Shipton-
on-Stour.
III. Harriet Jane, d. G Dec. 18G0. iv. Mary Ellen.
V. Isabel, d. 29 Jan. 1863.
Arms — Az., on a chevron or, between three spear heads arg.
a torteau between two bulls' heads caboshed sa. Crest — A
lion rampant arg. guttee dc sang surmounting two spears in
saltire ppr.
iSeai— Trallwyn, co. Carnarvon.
LLOYD OF ALLTYE ODIN.
See Daties of Blaexdtffeyn.
LLOYD OF CASTLE LLOYD,
Llotd, Thomas, Esq. of Castle Council, cc
Limerick, and formerly of Castle Lloyd, co.
Limerick, J.P., b. Aug. 1814 ; m. June, 1838, Mary,
eldest dau. of the Eev. Charles Philip Coote, Rector
of Doon, CO. Limerick, and niece of the late Ciudley
Coote, Esq. of Mount Coote, and has issue,
I. William Thomas Llewelyn, 6. 27 May, 1839.
IL Charles Thomas Cadwallader, b. 29 Jan. 1841.
ILl'nr<l5C. — Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Tower Hill, co. Lime-
rick, of ancient Welsh descent, m. Eleanor, dau. of the Rev.
Richard Burgh, D.D., and was father of
William Lloyd, Esq., jh. Jane, dau. of Thomas Fitzgerald,
Esq., and had a son,
Rev. Tiio.mas Lloyd, in. 1st, his cousin Mary, dau. of the
Eev. Rickard Burgh, of Dromkeen, Prebendary of Kilbragh,
and had by her three sons, Rickard, of whom presently; Wil-
liam, of Tower Hill; and Edward. He m. 2ndly, Miss Bate-
man, of Altavilla, and by her was father of Col. Lloyd, who m.
the dau. and heiress of Lloyd of Dromsalla, and had a son,
Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Eecchmont, co. Limerick, M.P. for
that CO. 1826, and K.C., m. 1792, Katherinc, dau. of Eyre
Evans, Eiq. of Miltown Castle, and had a son, Thomas, father
of Col. TuoMAs F. Lloyd, of Beechmount. The eldest son of
the 1st marriage of the Rev. Thomas Lloyd,
The Rbv. Rickabd Lloyd, of Castle Lloyd, m. Mary, dau.
of William Armstrong, Esq. of Meallifte (see tliat Family), and
had issue,
I. Thomas (Rev.), m. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Fitzgeraldi
Knt. of Glyn (see that name), and had, with two elder suns-
who d. unm., another son,
1 William Edward Lloyd (Rev.), M.A., Prebendary of
Fenore, Diocese of Cashel, 1832, m. 1813, Anne, dau. of
Thomas Peacocke, Esq. of Fort Etna, co. Limerick, and d.
2 Dec. 1853, leaving issue,
Thomas, of Castle Lloyd. Rickard. John.
Edward William Cadwallader, 7th Fusiliers.
Mary, 7n. Rev. Henry Smyth.
Elizabeth, m. Henry Cooper Reid, Esq.
Louisa, '/». Rev. Peter Marsh, deceased.
Anna, m. John Pierce. Wilhelmina, deceased.
Geraldine, m. Richard Dawson, Esq.
II. Edward (RcT.), Rector of Fcthard,
III. William, Barrister-at-Law, d. 1783.
IV. John, Serjeant-at-Law, d. 1835.
1. Alice. II. Eliza.
in. Mary, m. Joseph Gabbett, Esq. of High Par!:.
Stat — Pallas Beg, Pallas Green, co. Limerick.
:athnrine,^ fj.
Bawdeswell Hall, and demesne lands
thereto annexed.
LLOYD OF CROaHAN. g
Lloyd, Guy, Esq. of Croghan House, co. Eo8« H
common, D.L. and J. P., High Sheriff co. Roscom-
mon 1867, and for co. Leitrim 1869, b. 13 April, ,
1833 ; m. 31 Oct. 1865, EHzabeth, dau. of Sir i
Gilbei't King, Bart, of Charlestowu, co. Roscommon. \
ILtllCaflC. — Capt. Owen Lloyd, the first possessor of tho
Roscommon estates, was eldest son of Thomas Lloyd Esq. of
the CO. of Leitrim, who migrated from Wales to Ireland under
the auspices of his kinsman. Sir Ralph Bingley. He m. Eliza-
beth Fitzgerald, grand-dau. of Sir Luke Fitzgerald, of Ty-
croghan, co. Kildare, and left at his deeease, 1664, three sons,
of whom Owen, a senior Fellow of Trin. Coll. Dublin, and
Professor of Divinity, became Dean of Connor 1709-10, and d.
1743 ; and three daus. The eldest son,
Thomas Lloyd, Col. in the army, was chosen Commander in
the field by the Enniskillen forces, in the war against James II.,
and d. 1689. He vi. Margaret, dau. of Sir John Cole, Bart., but
left no issue. Col. Thomas Lloyd was s. by his brother,
RicuARD Lloyd, Esq., Speaker of the Upper House of
Assembly, Jamaica, and Lord Chief Justice of that Island,
where he m. Mary Guy, an heiress, and had two sons and two
daus. Chief Justice Lloyd was s. by his 2nd, but eldest sur-
viving son,
Gdy Lloyd, Esq., m. Mary Copping, of Essex, and had issue,
Richard, successor to his father; Henry (Rev.), j)i. Diana, dau.
of Thomas Bullock, Esq. of Hingham, in Norfolk; and Mary,
in. Thomas St. John, Esq. Mr. Lloyd was s. by his son,
Richard Lloyd, Esq. of Bylaugh Hall, Norfolk, Col. Nor-
folk Militia, in. Elizabeth, dau. and sole heiress of Thomas
Jecks, Esq. of Bawdeswell Hall, and had issue,
Gey, his successor.
Richard, 6. 1772; m. Sarah Harriet, dau. of Peter Elwin,
Esq. of Thurning Hall, Norfolk, and had, with other issue,
Richard Hastings Elwin.
Henry, m. Sarah, eldest dau. of J. Stephenson Cann, Esq.
Merrick, R.N., killed on board H.JI.S. tho " Sirius," under
Nelson, in 1805, before Malta, s. p.
Bridget, m. the Rev. Dr. Bulwer, Rector of Cawston, Nor-
folk
Katharine,
Lctitia.
El
Margaret, m. Robert Birchara, Esq
Diana, in. the Rev. James Stoughton, A.M. Eector of Spar-
ham.
Jane, m. the Rev. Thomas Dade, Rector of Broadway and
Bincombe, Dorset.
Col. Lloyd d. 1811, and was ,<!. by his eldest son,
Goy Lloyd, Esq., J. P., of Croghan House, co. Roscommon,
6. 19 Aug. 1766; in. 17 Dec. 1799, Martha, dau. of William
Bircham, Esq. of the Ollands, Norfolk, and d. 1842, leaving
issue,
GcY, his successor.
Sarah Bircham, m. 14 Dec. 1835, the Rev. William Atthill,
of Brandiston Hall, Norfolk, and d. 1837.
Elizabeth, in. 10 Dec. 1825, the Rev. Philip Francis, M.A., of
Stibbard Lodge, Norfolk. Martha, d. 7 March, 1871.
The son and heir,
Guy Lloyd, Esq. J. P. and D.L., of Croghan House, High
Sheriff for co. Roscommon 1833, and for Leitrim 1847; 6.
30 Dec. 1803; in. 26 May, 1827, Susanna Martha, youngest dau.
of John Stephenson Cann, Esq. of Wramplingham, Norfolk;
and d. 12 Nov. 1860, leaving issue,
Gny, now of Crogan. John Mebbick, b. 1810.
William Richard, b. 1848.
Sarah Martha. Susan Ellen.
Mary Anne, in. 4 Dec. 1867, Stanhope William Fenton
Kenny, Esq., J. P., of Ballinrobe, co. Mayo.
Elizabeth Bertha, n,. 18.')8, Joseph Fulton Meade, Esq., J.P.,
of Eastwood, co. Wicklow.
Emma Jane. Katharine Edith. Frances Dorothea.
Alice Octavia. Emily Muriel Knyvett.
Ai-ms — Gu., a chevron or, and on a chief erm. a canton arp.,
thereon an eagle with two heads displayed sa. Crests — A stag's
head couped ppr. with a neck surcharged with a laurel chaplet,
and on a ducal coronet or, a double eagle displayed sa.
Mottoes — Over the stag's head, Speotemur agendo ; and over
.the eagle, E6 altius quo profundius.
Seat — Croghan House, Boyle, co. Roscommon.
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LliOYD OF liLOYDSBORO'.
LiOTD, IIexrt Jesse, Esq. of Llojdsboro' and
>anagh, co. Tipperary, J. P., fornierly Capt. Tip-
KTiiry Light iBfautrj, b. ISio.
iLtltrnflC.— Jon" Llotd, Esq. of Lloydsboro', co. Tippe-
■;iry, son of Joseph Lloyd, Esq., by Jlary Otway his wife,
;laimed to derive his descent from the Welsh family of
Uoyd of Bodidris. Ue m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John liluii-
len, Bart., and was father of
John Llotd, Esq. of Cranagh, m. Deborah Cluttcrbuck, and
lad issue,
I. JoHS, of Cranagh and Lloydsboro', m. Amy Brazier, and
left an only dau., Debby Anne, hi. her cousin, John Lloyd,
Esq. of Lloydsboro".
n. Thomas, m. Judith Maher, and had issue, George Richard,
m. ; Horatio, j)j. and d. leaving issue.
lu. Richard, A.5L, Rector of Clononty, co. Tipperary, after-
wards of Nortliam Cottage, North Devon, i. 9 Dec. 1754;
m. 16 Sept. 1788, Priscilla, dau. of Rev. John Lord, Rector
of Clonkelly, and d. 8 Jan. 1830, leaving issue by her (who
was 6. 17 Oct. 1760, ml d. 4 Feb. 1837),
1 George William Aylmer, C.B., M.ajor-Gen. H.E.I.C.S.,
Col. 28th Bengal N.I., commanded the Bengal Volunteers
in the China war, 1841-2; 6. 4 July, 1789; m. 1 March,
1824, Caroline, 2nd dau. of Capt. William Bruce,
H.E.I.C.S., Resident at Bushire ; and d. 4 July, 18G5.
2 John, Lieut. R.N., and J. P. of Gowaka and Panbula,
near Eden, Twofold Bay, New South Wales, Hi. 19 Jan.
1824, Sarah Robinson, and had issue,
Abthcb, of Northam House, Bideford, North Devon, and
Adelaide, South Australia, 6. 30 Oct. 1824; m. 30 Oct.
1858, his cousin, Ehzabcth Lucy, eldest dau. of the Rev.
Charles Lloyd (son of Erederick Lloyd Esq., of whom
presently).
William, Civil Engineer, East Indies, 6. 24 May, 1826.
Priscilla Amelia, m. 28 Sept. 1847, Major William Ellison
Warden, 2nd Bengal N.I., eldest son of Lieut. -Col.
George Warden, Bengal army, and by him (who d.
12 June, 1857) has one dau., Priscilla Emilia Jane.
3 Arthur Forbes, M.A., Rector of Instow, Devon, m. 1825,
Harriet, dau. of Thomas Furley Forster, Esq., of Wal-
thamstow ; and d. 3 July, 1866, having had issue,
Arthur Forster, of South Australia, b. 1S26; m. 30 Dec.
1851, Jean, youngest dau. of James Gordon Morgan,
Esq., M.D., of Barnstaple, and has issue, Arthur, 6.
1 April, 1856; a son, 6. 1858; Jane, 6. 1852; Mary
Elizabeth, ft. 1854, deceased.
Richard, of Morphett Vale, South Australia, 6. 1827 ; m.
19 June, 1856, Marcella Adelaide Cornelia, dau. of
James Elton, Esq. of North Stoke, co. Oxford, and has
a son, Richard Elton, b. 26 March, 1857.
Benjamin Furney, of Morphett Vale, South Australia,
b. 1836.
George Aylmer, of Morphett Vale, South Australia, 6.
1840.
Thomas Fumey, 6. Feb. 1845. Edward.
Harriet Mary, h;. 6 March, 1855, Charles Constantine
Bruce, Esq. of Adelaide, South Australia, only surviving
son of Capt. William Bruce, E.I.C.S. She d. 3 April,
1855.
Isabella. Emily. Adelaide.
Susanna. Priscilla Lord.
1 Priscilla Emilia, b. 25 July, 1790, of Northam Cottage,
d. at Seorole, Benares, 13 Sept. 1846.
2 Isabella Anne, of Northam House, North Devon.
IV. Heskt Jesse, of whom presently.
▼. Frederick, of Ballymacreasc, m. Julia, dau. of Thomas
Vereker, Esq. of Roxborough {s(e Bueke's Peerage, GoaT),
and by her, who d. 1747, had issue,
1 John, of Lisheen Castle, co. Tipperary, and of Madoc
Hastings, Canada West; to. 1st Catherine, dau. of John
Eotton, Esq. of Bath, and had issue,
Charles Hexbt, of Lisheen Castle, Templemore. J.P., 6.
1821; s. 1856; m. 1st, 1846, Anne, dau. of Major
George Jackson; 2ndly, 1849, Anna, dau. of Fergus
Langley, Esq., and has by her, with other issue, a son,
Charles Edward, 6. 1854.
Frederick, in Canada.
Catherine, hi. Butler, of Drom, co. Tipperary.
2 Frederick, Lieut. R.N., dccexsed.
3 Henry Vereker, formerly Bengal cavalry, m. Miss Jopp,
s. p.
4 Charles (Rev.), formerly Chaplain at Prince Edward's
Island, afterwards Curate of St. John the Evangelist,
Durdham Down ; to. 17 Sept. 1726, Elizabeth, dau. of
William Tyeth, Esq. of Pillihead, near Bideford, Devon,
and had issue,
Charles Frederick, Lieut. 3rd West India regt., to. 23
Sept. 1858, Jessica Mary, eldest dau. of Alexander
Dunscombe, Esq. M.D., of the Grange, Antigua, West
Indies, and Clifton.
William, of New York, m. 1 Nov. 1858, Caroline Tupper.
John Vereker, in Australia.
Elizabeth Lucy, m. SO Oct. 1858, her kinsman, Arthur
Lloyd, Esq. of Northam House, Bideford, Devonshire,
and Australia (mentioned above).
Julia Henrietta Camilla.
1 Julia, HI. George Duncan, Esq.
2 Camilla. 3 Harriet, d. unm.
I. Elizabeth, m. Rev. Charles Tuckey, and has four sons and
four daus.
II. Deborah, m. George Hely, Esq., and has six sons and
seven daus.
The 4th son,
Henry Jesse Llotd, Esq. of Castle Incy, co. Tipperary, m.
Ellen, dau. of Thomas Garde, Esq. of Ballina Curra, co. Corlt
(see that Fanuly), and dying 1816, left issue,
I. John, of Lloydsboro'. ii. Thomas, d. unm.
III. Henry, of Farrinrory, co. Tipperary, m. 1822, Harriet
Amelia, youngest dau. of Sir John Craven Garden, Bart.,
and has issue,
I Jesse, of Ballyleck House, co. Monagan, J.P., Capt. and
Adjutant Monagan Militia, late Capt. 47th regt., b. 23 Feb,
1824; Hi. 14 Dec. 1853, Ellen, eldest dau. of George Vin-
cent, Esq. of Erinagh, co. Clare, and has issue,
Henry Craven Jesse, b. 8 Feb. 1855.
Josephine. Coralie. Fanny Kathleen.
1 Frances Maria, to. 26 March, 1840, Andrew Wauchopc,
Esq. of Niddrie Marischall, Midlothian, and d. 25 June,
1858, leaving issue.
2 Josephine Julia Helen, Hi. 1st, 19 Blay, 1846, Henry
Robert, 3rd Lord Rossmore; and 2ndly, 18 June, 1863.
Major G. W. Stacpoole, of Eden Vale, co. Clare.
3 Coralie Augusta Frederica, Hi. 17 June, 1848, William
FitzWilliam Burton, Esq. of Burton Hall, co. Carlow.
IV. William, Hi. Kate, only dau. of John Harris, Esq. of
Waterford, and had issue.
I. Mary Anne, m. Rev. Thomas Hoare, youngest son of Sir
Edward Hoare, 2nd bart. of Annabelle.
II. Eliza Lucy, m. Mr. Morris, and d. s. p.
The eldest son,
John Lloyd, Esq. of Lloydsboro' and Cranagh, B.A. of Trin.
Coll. Dublin, b. 16 March, 1790; hi. 21 July, 1810, Debby Ann,
dau. of John Lloyd. Esq. of Cranagh ; d. 9 Feb. 1868, bavins
had issue,
John Jesse, his heir.
Richai-d Jesse, Lieut. 59th regt., d. unm. 14 Oct. 1847.
Elizabeth Anne, m. 15 Dec. 1S40, John Dawson Hutchinson,
Esq. of Timoney Park, co. Tipperary, and d. s. p. 3 March,
1842.
Ellen Eliza, m. John Stratford Collins, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law, and d. 17 Nov. 1852, leaving issue.
He d. 11 Jan. 1864, and was s. by his eldest sor.,
John Jesse Lloyd, Esq. of Lloydsboro" and Cranagh, m.
Blary, dau. of Edmund Nathaniel William Fortescue, Esq. of
Fallapit, and d. 1871, leaving, with two other sons and a dau.,
an elder son and heir, Hesey Jesse, now of Lloydsboro'.
Arms — Paly of eight or and arg. Crcxt — A lion rampant
arg. holding in the dexter paw a snake ppr. Motto — Ynir o
yalc.
.Seat— Lloydsboro', near Templemore, co. Tipperary.
LLOYD OF LISHEEN.
See preceding Memoir.
LLOYD OF STRANCALLY CASTLE.
Lloyd, Geoege Whitelocke, Esq. of Straneally
Castle, CO. Waterford, and Caltou, co. York, D.L.,
W. E. of York, J.P. for the former co., and High
Sheriff thereof 1859, h. 30 Maj, 1830 ; educated
at Trin. Coll. Cambridge ; m. 1st, 14 Sept. 1854,
Selina Jane, dau. of Arthur Henry, Esq. of Lodge
Park, CO. Kildare (and Eliza his wife, dau. of Georgo
Gunn, Esq. of Mount Kennedy, co. Wicklow), and
by her (who d. 11 Jan. 1860) has issue,
I. William Wbitelocke, b. 5 May, 185C.
I. Evehne Selina. u. Augusta Frances Jane.
III. Selina Mary.
Mr. Lloyd m. 2ndly, Feb. 1861, Lady Anne Mar-
garet Butler, 2nd dau. of Somerset Eichard, 3rd
Earl of Carrick.
Hl'lICaflC. — This family Is supposed to descend from the
Lloyds of Llanirixys, co. Denbigh.
Gamaliel Lloyd, of Mattersey, co. Nottingham, d. 1 Nov.
1661, leaving issue by his wife, Anne Briggs, of Wigan, in
978
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CO. Lancaster, Geokge, liis heir; Gamaliel; William, whose
representatives are now llie Booths of Gkndon, Xotts ; John ;
Anne, ra. Joseph Smethurst, and had a numerous posterity.
The eldest son,
George Llotd, h. 1650, settled at Manchester, and d. 1728,
leaving by his wife, Martha Whittaker, of Newton Heath, co.
Lancaster, an only survivinR son,
Gamaliel Llotd, of Manchester, Merchant and Manufac-
turer, 0.. 1749, leaving by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and co-heir
of John Carte, M.B., of Manchester, who d. 30 Sept. 1763, an
only child,
Geoege Lloyd, Esq., M.B. Cantab., F.E.S., D.L. for West
Fading co. York, who purchased Hulme Hall, near Man-
chester, and resided at Barrowby, near Leeds, where he d.
4 Dec. 1783. He m. 1st, Eleanor, dau. of Henry Wright, Esq.
cf Offerton, co. Chester, by Purefoy his wife, dau. of Sir Wil-
oughby Aston, Bart.), and by her had an only child,
I. John, F.R.S., of Snitterton, m. Anne, dau. and heir of
James Hibbins, M.D., and had issue,
1 George, of Wclcombe House, co. Warwick, High Sheriff
1306; b. 7 March, 1768; d. uyim. 11 July, 1831.
2 JouN Gamaliel, Bencher of the Middle Temple, .5. his
brother in Wekombe House, High Sheriff co. Warwick
1S32, d. unm. 1837.
3 Charlotte, m. 4 May, 1802, Rev. Thomas Warde (refer to
Warde of VLopton lIoiLst). 4 Purcfoy, d. v.nia.
Mr. Lloyd m. 2ndly, Susannah, dau. of Thomas Horton, Esq.
of Chaddcrton, co. Lancaster, sometime Governor of the Isle
of Man under the Earl of Derby, and father of Sir William
Horton, Bart., and had issue,
I. Gamaliel, his heir.
II. George, from whom descended the Llotds of Stockton
JIall {refer to titat FamU;/).
HI. Thomas, of Hosforth Hall, Lieut. -Col. Commandant of
the Leeds Volunteers, d. at Kingthovpe House, near Picker-
ing, 7 April, 1828. He m. Anne, dau. of Walter Warde,
Esq. of Kew Grange, co. York, and had issue,
1 George, of Coatham, co. York, b. 25 May, 1780. He in.
1st, 1820, Marian Cliri.stina, 5th dau. of Alexander JIacloan,
Esq. of Col, CO. Argyll, by whom (who u!. 1821) he had no
issue. He rn. 2ndly, 7 June, 1825, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
William Kookcs Leeds Serjeantson, Esq. of Camp Hill,
near llipon, and d. 1844, leaving issue,
Thomas William, of Cowsby Hall, Northallerton, J. P.
and D.L., b. 182G, educated at Trin. Coll. Cambridge;
in. 1849, Elizabeth Ann, 3rd dau. of Prancis Uenyon
Hackett, Esq. of Moor Hall, co. Warwick.
George Walter, Commander It.N.
John George, d. loJG.
Caroline Anne.
Marianne Jane, m. April, 1863, Major Eowen Cooke.
I. Anno.
II. Susannah, m. Rev. Henry Wray, and has two sons and a
dau.
III. Elizabeth, m. 1780, Thomas Batcson, Esq., and bad an
only son, Robert, created a baronet.
The eldest, son of the 2nd marriage,
Gamaliel Llotd, Esq., Alderman of Leeds, and Mayor 1799,
resided at Bury St. Edmund's, and afterwards in Great Ormond
Street, London, where he d. 31 Aug. 1817. By his wife Eliza-
beth, dau. of James Attwood, Esq., he had issue (with two
daus., 1 Mary Horton, ra. Stephen John Winthorp, M.D., and
2 Anne Susannah, rii. Leonard Horner, Esq., F.R.S.), an only
son,
William Horton Llotd, Esq., F.L.S., possessor of estates
in cos. York, Lancaster, and Derby, 6. 10 Feb. 1784; m.
13 April, 1826, :\Liry, 4th and youngest dau. of George White-
locke, Esq. of Seymour Place, Bryanston Square, London, and
Fortoiseau, near Paris (a great-grandson of Sir Bulstrode
Whitelocke, by Mary his wife, dau. of David Roche, Esq.,
Alderman of Limerick, and d. 18 Feb. 1849, having had
issue, Gamaliel, 6. 12 Juno, 1827, d. 6 Nov. 1830; and the
present Geoege Wuitelock Llotd, Esq. of Strancally Castle.
Arms — Arg., three lions dormant in pale sa. Crest — A demi-
arm in scale armour the hand naked ppr. the cuff arg. grasping
a lizard vert.
Heal — Strancally Castle, Villierstown, co. Waterford.
LLOYD OF GLOSTER. '
Llott), John, Esq. of Gloster, King's Co., J.P.,
D.L., s. by will 1860 to the estates of Col. Hardress
Lloyd, of Gloster, for some years Lieut.-Col. South
Down Militia, and M.P. for the King's Co. He m.
14 Nov. 1872, Susannah Frances Julia, 2ud dau. of
John Thomas Eosborough Colclough, Esq. of
Tintern Abbey, J.P. and D.L., co. Wexford, and
has issue,
I. John Hardress, b. 14 Aug. 1874.
II. Evan Colclough, b. 1877.
I. Mary Louisa Arthurina Gwendoline Colclough^ h. 28 Aug,
1873.
II. Susan Frederica Lilian May, 6. 4 Sept. 1875.
III. Alice Maude Josephine, b. 14 April, 1878.
Sfcii— Gloster, Shiurone, King's Co.
LLOYD OF COWSBY.
See p^'sceding Memoir,
LLOYD-VAUGHAN.
See Vaughan of Golden Grove.
LOCH OF DEYLAW.
Tlie late Geoege Locn, Esq. of Drylaw, co..
Edinburgh, F.G.S., J.P. for cos. Lancaster and
Sutherland, and D.L. for the latter, called to the
Bar 1817, made Q.C. 18G3, M.P. for the Wick
Burghs, 1868 to 1872, Capt. Staffordshire Yeomanry,
h. 1811 ; m. 1836, Catherine, eldest dau. of Joseph
Pilkington Brandreth, Esq. M.D., of Liverpool,
and d. 1877, leaving four daus.
iLllTCilflC. — James Locn, Merchant and Burgess of Edin-
burgh, ra. II Oct. 1610, Margaret Barclay, of the same city,
and was .?. by his eldest son,
James Locn, Esq. of Drylaw, Treasurer of Edinburgh, h.
27 Aug. 1612, who was s. by his son,
James Loch, Esq. of Drylaw, b. 2 May, 1650, m. Isabel, dau.
of Sir George Foulis, of Ravelston, and had issue (with three
daus., the eldest of whom Janet, ra. 1710, Edward Majoribanks,
Esq. of Hallyards), George, his heir; .John, of Edinburgh,
Merchant, who ra. Margaret, dau. of Sir William Menzies, ol
Gladstone, and left at his decease 1756, an only son, William,
father of John, of Rarham, and James, Joint King's Remem-
brancer for Scotlaiid. He d. 12 Nov. 1690, and was s. by liia
eldest son,
George Locn, Esq. of Drylaw, b. 28 March, 1078; in. Jean,
dau. of George Foulis, Esq. of Ravelston, and was«. by his
elder son,
James Locn, Esq. of Drylaw, 6. 16 Aug. 1693; m. 14 Jan.
1748, Frances, dau. of the Hon. William Erskine, son of David,
4th Earl of Buchan, and dying 14 Nov. 1759, left a dau., Mar-
garet, rn. her cousin, James Loch, Esq., and a son and suc-
cessor, 1
George Locn, Esq. of Drylaw, m. Mary, dau. of John Adam,
Esq. of Blair, co. Kinross, and sister of the Lord Chief Com-
missioner Adam, by whom he had issue,
James, his successor.
John, formerly 51. P. for Hythe, a Director of the East Indic
Company, of the Australian Society, &c., ra. Marion, dau
of Archibald CuUen, Esq., K.C., and left a son, George John.
deceased, and a dau. Marion, in. Edward Majoribanks, Esq
William, in the Bengal Civil Service, who left issue, Georp
William, William, Charles, Mary, Eliza, and Charlotte, d
1868.
Francis Erskine, Admiral R.N., m. Miss Jcssc Eobertson
and d. 13 Feb. 186tf, leaving issue.
Mr. Loch d. 1788, and was s. by his son,
James Locn, Esq. of Drylaw, b. 7 May, 1780, an Advocate
and M.P. for Kirkwall, ic; in. 10 Aug. 1810, Ann, youii;.'o.^
dau. of Patrick Orr, Esq. of co. Kincardine, and d. 1»50
leaving issue,
George, M.P., of Drylaw.
Granville Gower, b. 1813, Capt. R.N., C.B., killed 185.3.
William Adam, b. 1814. Thomas, 6. Isl6; d. 1858.
James Patrick, b. 1819; and d. 18-24.
John Charles, 6. 1825.
Henry Brougham, b. 1827, C.B., distinguished in China, nov
Lieut. -Governor of the Isle of Man ; in. 186'2, Elizabeth, dau
of the late Hon. Edward Villiers.
Anne Marjory, d. 1836.
Mary Clementina Marion, ra. Capt. Sir Frederick Kicolson
R.N., and d. 1851.
Anns — Arg., a saltier engrailed sa. between in the flanks tW'
swans naiant in lochs ppr. Crest — A swan devouring a pcrcl
ppr. Motto — Assiduitate non dcsidia.
Siat — Cottage, Bishopsgat«, Staines
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LOCKE OF CLEVE HOUSE.
Locke, Wadham, Esq. of Cleve House, Seend,
0. Wilts, J.P., High Sheriff 1847, b. 4 July, 1803 ;
• 1st, 1828, Caroline, dau. of Henry Thompson,
[. of Skelton, Yorkshire, and by her has one
lu'viving child,
I. Elizabeth, m. 1857, Capt. Lamb.
le m. 2ndly, 21 April, 1844, Albinia, dau. of John
lalton, Esq, of Sleningford Hall, co. York, and
■"iUiugham Castle, co. Lincoln, and by her has issue,
I. Wadham, late Lieut. 94th foot, h. 1815.
II. Ernest Dalton Borough, h. 1843.
III. Ceeil John Hay, 6. 1852.
IV. Norcliffe Eobert Sutton, d. youngr.
V. Francis Alexander Sydenham, h. 1S61.
Ti. Arthur Guy Nerille, b. 1864.
VII. D'Arcy Victor Thomas Andrews, 6. 18C7.
II. Eachel Ethel Albinia Laura.
III. Albinia Johanna Selina.
\Ir. Locke was formerly an officer iu the 1st
Dragoon Guards.
iLtncagC. — For some account of this family, refer to the
li^Uman's Mariazhie for 1792, p. 798.
AVabham Locke, Esq. of Eondeford House, co. Wilts, to.
Vnne, dau. of James Sutton, Esq., and (/. 28 June, 1799, was s.
)y his only son,
Wadham Locke, Esq. of Eowdeford House, h. 26 Oct. 1779,
r.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Wilts 1804, and M.P. for Devizes
"2; m. 23 Sept. 1802, Anna Maria Selina, dau. of Francis
veil, Esq. of Hurdcott House, Wilts, and by her (who d.
> July, 1838) had issue,
Wadham, now of Cleve House.
Francis Alexander Sydenham, of Eowdeford, Wilts, 6. 31 July,
1804; 1)1. 1 Dec. 1835, Katharine Harriott, dau. of Admiral
Sir Thomas Fellowes, C.B., by Catherine Mary his wife,
dau. of Sir William Abdy, Bart., and has had issue, Wadham
Fellowes, b. 3 Feb. 1838, d. 30 July, 1854; and Katharine
Selina, m. Col. Morant.
John, E.I.C.S., Bengal, now of Chicklade House, Wilts, m.
Frances Augusta, dau. of Thos. Moore Wayne, Esq. of South
W^anborough, Hants, and has three daus.
Anna Maria Selina, m. 1st, George Purefoy Jervoise, Esq. ;
and 2ndly, Francis Marx, Esq.
Elizabeth Sarah, d. 14 Nov. 1833.
Anne, m. 4 Jan. 1838, Eev. Henry Paddon, eldest son of J.
Paddon, Esq. of Fareham.
Louisa, m. 1st, William Lawrence Colquhoun, Esq.; and
2ndly, J. Dunlop, Esq. of Tolcross, Glasgow.
Katharine PoweU, m. George Duberly, Esq., Col. 77th regt.
Frances Isabella, m. Henry Duberly, Esq., Capt. 8th Hussars.
Mr. Locke d. 21 Oct. 1835.
Arms — Per fcss az. and or, a pale counterchanged, three
hawks with wings endorsed of the la>t. Crest — A hawk wings
endorsed holding, in the beak a padlock or.
iSeat— Cleve House, Seend, Melksham, Wilts.
William Eliott, Esq., M.P. for co. Se kirk for twenty-four
years, lSOG-30, m. 1792, Marianne, only child of Allan Lock-
hart, Esq. of Cleghorn (representative of the Lockuakts of
CUghorn), and assumed the surname of Lockhabt. By her he
had issue,
John, 12th Light Dragoons, killed at Waterloo.
Allan, late of Borthwickbrae and Cleghorn.
Walter, H.E.I.C. Civil Service, m. Mary, dau. of — Proctor,
Esq., and d. s. p. in India 1850.
William, Major Madras Native Infantry, in. Dora, dau. of
George Clerk Craigic, Esq. of Dumbarnie; and d. in India,
1855, leaving issue, WiUiam, b. 1840; George, R.N., 6. 1841 ;
Walter, b. 1847; Mary; and Dora.
Gilbert, E.N., d. on board H.M.S. " Diamond," 1S24.
Jane. Margaret.
Mr. Lockhart d. 1832, and was s. by his son,
Allan Eliott-Lockhabt, Esq. of Borthwickbrae and Cleg-
horn, J. P. and D.L. for the cos. Lanark and Eoxburgh, and
Lord-Lieut, of Selkirk, called to the Scotch Bar 1824, M.P. for
CO. Selkirk from 1846 to 1862, b. 1S03; m. 1830, Charlotte,
5th dau. of the late Sir Eobert Dundas, Bart, of Beech wood,
and had issue,
I. William, now of Borthwickbrae and Cleghorn.
n. David, b. 1834.
III. Allan, Capt. Eoyal Engineers, b. 1837 ; d. 1865,
IV. Eobert Dundas, Capt. Eoyal Artillery, 6, 1841.
V. Charles Walter, b. 1850.
I. Matilda. ii. Marianne Elizabeth.
ra. Eobina. iv. Catherine Henrietta.
V. Mary Dora. vi. Jane Margaret.
Mr. Eliott-Lockhart d. 15 March, 1878.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., three boars' heads erasefl
arg. ; 2nd and 3rd, vert, on a bend engrailed arg. a baton az.
within a bordure of the last charged with four mullets and as
many crescents alternately of the'second. Crests — 1st, A boar's
head erased arg. ; 2nd, A dexter hand holding a spear ppr.
Mottoes — Sine labe fides ; and, Hoc majorum opus.
(Seats — Borthwickbrae, Hawick ; and Cleghorn, co. Lanark.
LOCKHART OF BOETHWICKBRAE.
Eliott-Lockhaet, William, Esq, of Borth-
wickbrae, CO. Selkirk, and Cleghorn, co. Lanark,
b. 1833, educated at Harrow, late Capt. 26th Came-
roniaus and 74th Highlanders ; m. 1866, Dorothea
Helen, eldest dau. of Sir Walter Elliot, K.C.S.I., of
^Volfelee, and has had issue,
I. Allan AsnxoN, 6. 1867. ii. Walter Blair, 6. 1879.
III. Norman, 6. 1871; d. 1872. i. Mary Charlotte.
ILtUrilCIC. — Thomas Eliott, of Bewlie (claiming descent
from a branch of the family of Eliott of Stobbs), m. Margaret,
dau. of William Scott, of Chamerlan Newton, and was s. by
his eldest son,
William Eltott, 6. 1658, m. Isabel, dau. of William Scott,
of Sinton, and had a son and successor,
William Eliott, Esq. h. 1069, rd. Margaret, dau. of John
Scott, of Sinton, and was father of a son and heir,
John Eliott, Esq., »i. 1st, 1753, Margaret, dau. of Alex-
ander Murray, Esq. of Crinfiletie, which lady d. s. p. ; and
2ndly, 1764, Margaret, dau. of Walter Laing, Esq., by whom
he had,
William, his heir. W.alter (Lieut.-Col.), d. 1808.
Miirgarct, ?ii. David Simpson, Esq. of Know, and was mother,
inter (dios, of Gen. Sir James Simpson, G.C.B., Commander-
in-Chief in the Crimea,
The eldest son,
LOCKHART OF CASTLE HILL.
LoCKHAET, G-E^ME Alexaxdek, Esq. C.B., of
Castle Hill, co. Lanark, J.P. and D.L., Major-Gen.
in the army, late Lieut.-Col. 78th regt., entered the
army 1837, retired on full pay-lS67 ; b. 23 Jan.
1820 ; s. his half-brother, Dec. 1873 ; m. 1861,
Emily TJdney, dau. of James Brebner, Esq.
3LinCclQC.—{Sce Burke's Peerage and Baronetage).
SiE James Lockhakt, 6. 1596 ; a Lord of the Court of Session
in Scotland, and afterwards Lord Justice Clerk, as Lord Lee,
in the time of Charles I., m. twice. By his 1st wife, Helen,
dau. of Alexander Fairly, of Braid, he had no issue ; by his
2nd, Martha, dau. of Sir George Douglas, of Mordington
(brother of James, Lord Torthorwald), and Maid of Honour to
Charles I.'s Queen, he had, with two daus., four sons, i. Wil-
liam (Sir), the famous Statesman ; ii. George (Sir), ancestor
of Sir Norman Macdonald Lockhakt, Bart, of Lee and Cam-
wath ; III. John (Sir), of Castle Hill, appointed by Charles II.
one of the Senators of the College of Justice, and a Lord of
Justiciary ; and iv. Robert, killed in the Civil Wars.
The late Eobert Lockhart, Esq. of Castle Hill, m. 1st, 9 Oct.
1804, Eliza, dau. of Eichard Newman Newman, Esq. of Thorn-
bury Park, CO. Gloucester, and had issue by her, who d. April,
1816,
James Sinclair, his heir.
Eobert Alexander, Major 80th regt.
John Hamilton, b. 24 Nov. 1814, deceased.
Mary Emilia.
Eliza Anne, m. 1825, John Percy Henderson, Esq. of Foswejl
Bank, co. Perth. Susan. Anne Nisbet.
Mr. Lockhart '/ii. 2ndly, 1817, Charlotte Simpson, dau. of Capt.
William Mercer, Bengal army, by whom, who d. 1869, he had
further issue,
William Mercer, 6. I8I8, drowned 1849.
Gr«me Alexander, C.B., now of Castle Hill.
George Dimcan, 6. 1821.
Charlotte. Frances Charlotte Mercer. Louisa.
Elenora Jane. Margaret Douglas. Hoberta Emilia.
Barbara Forbes.
Mr. Lockhart d. 1850, and was s. by his eldest son,
James Sinclair Lockhart, Esq. of Castle Hill, J.P. and
D.L., 6. 11 Sept. 1803; d. 1873, and was «. by his half-brother,
Major-Gen. Gb.E3ie Alexander Lockhart, C.B., of Castle
Hill.
Arms — Arg., a man's heart gu. within a fetterlock sa. on
a chief az. three boars' heads erased of the first. Crest — A
boar's head erased ai'g. Motto — Corda serata fero.
Seat — Camncthan House, Wishaw, N.B.
980
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LOCKHABT OF WICKETSHAW AND
MILTON LOCKHAET.
LocKHAET, Datid Eiaie, Esq. of Wickelshaw,
and Milton Lockliart, co. Lanark, Lieut. -Col. 107tli
foot. Col. Lockhart represents in the male line
the LoCKHAETS of Cleglwrn and in the female
line through the Soiieevilles of Corehouse, is heir
of the Somervilles of Cambusnethan, descendants
of John, 3rd Lord SomervUle.
ILtlttaSC— The first Lockhart of Wicketshaw, was Snd
eon of Sm Stephen Lockhart, of Clcghorn, co. Lanark, Armour
Bearer to King James III. of Scotland. The raale line of the
elder son of Sir Stephen failed at the death of Allen Lockhart,
Esq. of Cleghorn, 1805. (For the female line refer to Elliot-
LocKHAET of CUghorn and Borthwkkbrof..) The elder line of
T\"icketshaw failed 1776, at the death of Sir William Lockhart
Denham, Bart, of Westshiel.
Stephen Lockhart, of Wicketshaw, co. Lanark, m. (contract
dated 27 Aug. 1606) Grizel Carmichael, of Hyndford, sister of
the 1st Lord Carmichael, ancestor of the Earls of Hyndford,
and had a 2nd son,
Egbert Lockhart, of Birkhill, co. Lanark, grandfather of
William Lockhart, of Birkhill, who m. Violet Inglis, niece
and heiress of James Somerville, of Corehouse, and had two
sons, I. Major-Gen. William Lockhart, d. 1817, leaving three
<laus., and three sons in the army, who d. s. 'p. ; and ii. John.
The 2nd son,
Eev. John Lockhart, D.D., had by his 1st wife, Elizabeth,
Dinwiddle, of Germiston, a son, William, his heir, of whom
presently, and two other sons, d. young. He ot. 2ndly,
EUzabeth, dau. of the Kev. John Gibson, and by her, who d.
1834, left at his decease 1842,
John Gibson Lockhart, D.C.L. Oxon ; ;n. 1820, Charlotte
Sophia, eldest dau. and heiress of Sir Walter Scott, Bart,
of Abbotsford; and d. 1854, having had issue, several sons,
d. unm., and a dau. Charlotte, m. 19 Aug. 1847, James
Eobert Hope, Esq., Q.C, who assumed the additional name
of ScoTT, and became of Abbotsford. She d. 20 Oct. 18-58,
leaving an only surviving chUd, Mary Monica, of Abbots-
ford, m. 21 July, 1874, Hon. Joseph Constable Maxwell,
who has assumed the additional surname of Scott.
Lawrence, D.D., late of Wicketshaw.
Eobert, m. 1854, Marion, dau. of John G. Kinnear, Esq.,
d. s. p. 1859.
Eichard, Lieut, in the army, drowned in India, 1826.
Archibald Inglis, Col. in the army, C.B., late Lieut.-Col.
Commanding the 92nd Highlanders.
Violet, d. unm. 1849.
The eldest son,
William Lockhart, Esq., D.L., of Jtilton Lockhart, repre-
sented CO. Lanark from 1S41 till his decease, lie m. 16 April,
1822, Mary Jane, dau. of Sir Hugh Palliser, Bart. Mr. Lock-
hart, who was representative of Sir William Lockhart-Denham,
Bart., mentioned above, having re-acquired part of the old
family estate, adjoining the Barony of Milton Lockhart,
directed, by deed of entail, that his heirs and successors
should always bear the name and arms of Lockhart of Wicket-
shaw. Dying 1856 without issue, he was s. by his half-
brother.
The Rev. Lawrence Lockhart, D.D., of Wicketshaw and
Milton Lockhart, co. Lanark, and Germiston, near Glasgow,
J. P. and D.L., Incumbent of Inchinnan, co. Eenfrew, from
1822 to 1860, 6. 1796; m. 1st, 1825, Louisa, dau. of the late
David Blair, Esq. ; and 2ndly, 1849, Marion, eldest dau. of the
late William Maxwell, Esq. of Dargavel, co. Kenfrew, and had
issue to survive,
I. David Blahi, now of Wicketshaw and Milton Lockhart.
II. Lawrence WiUiam Maxwell, Lieut.-Col. 2nd Eoyal Lan-
arkshire Militia, late Capt. 92nd Highlanders, m. 18G0,
Katharine, younger dau. of the late Gen. Sir James Eussell,
K.C.B., of Ashestiel, co. Selkirk, and has, with other issue,
a son,
Lawrence Archibald SomervUle, 6. 1860.
in. WUliam Stephen Alexander, H.M.'s Indian army.
IV. James Somerville. v. AJexander Francis Maxwell.
VI. Walter Somerville.
I. Elizabeth Catherine.
u. Louisa Matilda, m. 1863, Thomas Eudd, Esq.
in. Violet Sophia, m. 1860, Thomas Maxwell, Esq., M.D.,
Bengal army, 6th son of the lat« William Maxwell, Esq. of
Dargavel, and has issue.
Dr. Lockliart d. 1876.
Arms — Arg., on a bend dexter, between three boars' heads
erased az., a man's heart ppr. within a fetterlock or. Cnst —
A dexler hand holding a boars head erased ppr. Mollo—
Feroci fgrtior ; and Corda serata pando.
Seat — MiltouLockhart, Carluke, co. Lanark.
LOCKWOOD OF DEWS HAIX.
See Wood.
liOCKTER OF PLYMOUTH.
LocETEE, The Eev. Edmund Leopold, M.A.,
of Plymouth, Devon, Eeetor of Westcote IJarton,
CO. Oxon, 1852, b. 17 May, 1816 ; m. 28 May, 1839,
Julia Mary, dau. of the Kev. Thomas Woodforde,
M.A., Rector of Ansford and Pointington, Somerset
(see Family o/'Woodfoede), and has issue,
I. Edmond Stocghton Braithwaite, Capt.E.A., 6. 19 April,
1842. u. Arthur Woodforde, h. 18 June, 1844.
ni. Harry Penrose, b. 10 March, 1846.
IV. Walter Nevill, Lieut. Eoyal Artillery, 6. 4 April, 1849.
I. Eosa Mary.
iLt'ltCagC— We Cna that the Lockyers located at Much
Wenlock, Salop, a.d. 1498, and thence deduced in the Visitation
of that CO. to the year 1622. From this family, the Lockyers ol
Devon claim presumptive descent.
Nicholas Lockter, bapt. 29 May, 1711, eldest son of Eev.
Nicholas Locluer, Vicar of Luppitt, Devon, and grandson o^
Nicholas Lockyer, of Honiton, tmvp. Charles II., d. 2 April*
1762, leaving by Joan his wife (who was buried 9 Dec. 1799)^
nine sons. The 9th of these, Tho.mas, who was father of a
numerous family, settled at Wembury, Devon, and dying
9 Sept. 1S06, was s. by his eldest son, Thomas Lockter, Esq.
of Wembury House, brother of the distinguished oEScers, Capt,
Nicholas Lockyer, C.B., E.N., and Major-Gen. Henry Frederick
Lockyer, C.B., K.H., who d. Aug. 18G0. The representation
of the family eventually devolved on the 8th son,
Edmund Lockter, Esq. of Plymouth, J. P. and D.L. Devon,
6. 18 Sept. 1750; r,i. 17 March, 1782, Eleanor, dau. of Francis
Penrose, Esq. of Durian, Cornwall, d. 21 Feb. 1836, having had
issue (with one dau., Eleanor Margaret Penrose, m. Admiral
Sir Samuel Pym, K.C.B.) a son,
Edmund Lockter, Esq., M.D., F.L.S., &e., 5. 28 Oct. 1782;
til. Eliza (who d. 5 Oct. 1863) dau. and co-heir of Capt. Thomaj
Patrickson Braithwaite, E.N. (of the family of Braithwaite, ol
Briars, Westmorland) and d. Dec. 1816, leaving,
Edmund Leopold, successor to his grandfather.
Ellen Marv, -iii. George Balston, Esq. of Poole, Dorset, who
d. s. p. 18.=i2.
Eosa Elizabeth, m. Eev. T. L. Whcelor, M.A., of Bromwicl
House, CO. Worcester, and d. 1838, leaving issue.
Arras — Az., on a chevron arg. between three lions rampant
or, as many ants fessway ppr. Crest — On the sea a ship undei
sail her three topsails hoisted ppr. the main topsail charged
with a. lion rampant gu. the fore and mizen topsails charged
each with an ant ppr., a red ensign flying and a pendant arg;
at the main top-gallant masthead charged with a cross aA
Mollo — Sedulc et secunde.
/tea iiience— Westcote Barton, near Oxford.
LODER OP WHITTLEBnUY LODGE,
THE HIGH BEECHES, AND BEECH
HOUSE.
LoDEE, EoBEET, Esq. of Whittlebury, co. North-
ampton, and The High Beeches and Beach House
Sussex, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1877, h. 1823 .i
m. 1847, Maria Georgiana, dau. of Hans Busk, Es(j
and grand-dau. of Sir Wadsworth Busk, and has
with other issue,
Edmund Giles, 6. 1849; m. Marion, 3rd dau. of W. E
Hubbard, Esq. of Leonardslea, Sussex.
Mr. Loder is son of the late Giles Loder, Esq. Oi
Wilsford, Wnts, who d. 1871, by Elizabeth, hi
•wife, dau. of John Higginbotham, Esq.
Seats — Whittlebury Lodge, Towcastcr; The High Beeches
Crawley; Beech House, \\'orthing. Town House — 42, Gr08
venor Square, W.
LOFTUS OF BALLNERMINE AND
OLDTOWN.
Lofttj3,'Wiiiiam: James, Esq. of Ballnermine ant
Oldtown, CO. Dublin, C.B., Maj.-Gen. in the army
! late 3Sth regt., b. 7 Jan. 1822 ; m. 28 Dec. 1865
1 Emmehne Louisa Charlotte, dau. of Hildebran(
LOP
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LOF
981
[eredith Parratt, Esq. of Efllngliam Ilouse, Surrey,
ad grand-dau. of Sir Thomas Apreecc, Bart., and
as issue,
I, William Henbt Gbaktlet, &. G June, 1S70.
I. Fucia Harriet Emmeline.
en. Loftus is heir male of the family of Loftus.
5.tnr?l0C.— Edward Loftus, of Swincshcad, in the parish
f Caversham, co. York, had two sons,
Robert, ancestor of the Viscoumts Loftos, extinct in the
male line.
Adam, of whose line we treat.
lie 2nd son,
Adam Loft0S, D.D. Trin Coll. Cambridce, Chaplain to
Jueen Elizabeth, and to Thomas, Earl of Sussex, her Viceroy,
rhom he accompanied to Ireland, was consecrated Archbishop
i Armagh, 2 March, 1563 (patent 20 Jan.), being then only
wenty-eight years of age. He was elected to the Deanery of
It. Patrick's, Dublin, 1504-65, and held that dignity in com-
wndam with the Primacy till 1567, when (Aug. 8) he was
nuislated to the See of Dublin. He was twice Keeper of the
ireat Seal, and, 1578, was appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
rhicb high office he held with his bishoprick till his death,
laving been mainly instrumental in the establishment of the
Jniversity of Dublin, he was appointed by charter the iivst
?rovost, which office he resigned in 1594. He d. " worn out
yith age " 6 April, 1605, age 70, having been an Archbishop
brty-two years. The Archbishop m. Jane, eldest dau. of
Idam Purdon, Esq. of Lurgan Eace, co. Louth, and by her
lad twenty children, of whom seven d. young; the survivors
jrere five sons and eight daus. Of the latter, Anne, the 5th
iau., was wife of Sir Henry CoUey, and direct ancestress of the
Duke of Wellington, <S:c. ; of the former, two only left issue,
aamely the eldest and the 4th. His eldest son. Sir Dudley
Loftus's line is represented in the female line by the Marqcess
DF Ely ; but the male line of this Sir Dudley became extinct in
1783, on the death of Henry, 4th Viscount Loftus of Ely. The
Archbishop's 4th son and eventual heir,
I Sir Thomas Loftus, Knt. of Killyon, co. Mcath, Constable of
■ the Castle of Wicklow, received in ICIO a grant of the monas-
[tery of Clonard, with other lands in Meath. He m. Ellen, dau.
of Kobert Hartpole, of Shrule, Queen's Co., and widow of
Francis Cosby, Esq. of Stradbally Abbey, in the same co., and
having by her four sons and two daus., was s. on his death,
!14 Dec. 1635, by his eldest surviving son.
Sib Dudley Loftus, of Killyon, Lord of the Manors of
Killyon and Clonard, who m. Cecilia, dau. of Sir James Ware,
Knt., Auditor-General of Ireland, and d. 1648, leaving an only
son and heir,
Thomas Loftus, Esq. of Killyon and Clonard, m. 1st,
Susanna, dau. of Henry Elkenhead, Esq., and had an only
son to leave issue, Dudley Loftus, Esq. of Killyon, whose
male line became extinct in 1824, when the estates passed to
the Magan family, who now represent this branch of the
Loftus famOy in the /e»iaie line. Mr. Loftus m. 2ndly, Letitia,
dau. of Essex Digby, D.D., Bishop of Dromore, and by her had
(with Adam, d. an infant) an only surviving son,
Simon Loftus, Esq., Lieut.-Col. 15th foot d. (about 1741) at
Jamaica, of the wounds he had received at the siege of
Carthagena. He ra. Hannah, dau. and co-heiress of Henry
Johnson, Esq. of Clara Castle, co. Kilkenny, by whom he had
issue, I. Arthur, M.P., Major 22nd foot, d. s. p. 1781;
II. Hen-ry, of whom presently; iii. Dudley, Lieut, in the
army, killed at Carthagena the same year as his father; and
I. Mary, who m. the Rev. John Elrington, and was mother of
the late Major Elrington, Fort Major of the Tower of London.
The 2nd son,
Henry Loftus, Esq. of Sackville Street, Dublin, M.P.
successively for Fethard, Bannow, and Clonmines, m. Diana,
dau. of William Bullock, Esq. of Sturston Hall, Norfolk,
eldest son of Thomas Bullock, Esq. of Shipdham, and dying
Dec. 1792, aged 67, left issue,
I. Thomas, M.P., Capt. 1st Horse Guards, d. s.p. 1791.
II. William, of whom presently.
III. Arthur (Rev.), m. Ellen, dau. of Duke GifFord, Esq. of
Castle Jordan (commonly called Sir Duke Gifford, Bart.),
and left issue,
1 Henry Duke, a Major in the army, m. Mary Ann, eldest
dau. of the late Gen. Loftus (gee belmo), but d. s. p. 1822.
2 Arthur, of Rathangan, Capt. R.N., m. Anne Abigail,
only child and heir of John Grey, Esq. of Athy and
Rathangan, co. Kildare, and d. May, 1861, leaving (with
a dau., Jane Grey, m. 1856, James Cuffe St. George, Esq.)
a son, Arthur John, Gent. Usher to the Queen, 0. 1 May,
1817, late Capt. 18th Hussars, m. 8 Jan. 18G3, Lady
Catherine Henrietta Mary Loftus, dau. of John, 2nd
Marquess of Ely, and has three daus., Adeline Henrietta,
Hilda Mabel Gunnora, and Eleanor Lucia Edith.
S William Thomas, Capt. in the army, m. Ellen, dau. of
Capt. William Felix Brady, lOth foot, and left issue, at
his decease, 1825, one son and a dau., both d. young.
The 2nd son,
William Loftus, Esq. of Kilbride, co. Wicldow, and Wim-
polc Street, London, a General Officer, Col. 2nd Dragoon
Guards, and Lieutenant of the Tower of London, M.P. both ia
the English and Irish Parliaments, b. 1752; m. 1st, 18 Feb.
1778, Margaret, dau. and co-heiress of MackerellKing, Esq. of
Lissen Hall, co. Dublin, and by her (who d. 17S6) had issue,
Henry, Col., Capt. Coldstream Guards, d. s. j). 1823.
AViLLiAM Francis Bentinck, of whom presently.
Mary Anne, vi. Major Henry Duke Loftus, and d. s. p. 18H.
Harriet, m. 4 Aug. 1804, Thomas Bouike Eicketts, Esq. of
Combe House, co. Hertford.
Gen. Loftus m. 2ndly, 7 May, 1790, Lady Elizabeth Townshend,
only surviving dau. of George, 1st Marquess Townshend, by
liis 1st wife. Lady Charlotte Compton, Baroness Fekkeks op
Chartley, and had by her (who d. 1811) further issue,
I. George Colby, late of Woodland, Dorset, J. P. and D.L.,
Licut.-Col. Dorset Militia, 6. 15 Feb. 1791; ni. 1821,
Catherine, dau. and sole heiress of John Feaver, Esq. of
Woolland, which lady c^ s. p. 13 Dec. 1842. Lieut.-Col.
Loftus, who was formerly in the Scots Fusilier Guards, and
served throughout the Peninsular war, c^. 5 Nov. 1861,
aged 71.
II. Arthur, M.A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge, 6. 7 Jtdy, 1795;
7/1. 10 Aug. 1836, Mary Anne Uay, only child of the Rev.
William Eay Clayton, and by her (whorf. 14 Sept. 1856) has
had issue. (.See Loftus of Breconash Lodge.)
ui. Charles, of Wyndham Lodge, Tregonwell Eoad, Bourne-
mouth, formerly R.N., afterwards Lieut. Coldstream Guards,
and Major Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 21 Sept. 179G; ra.
1st, Feb. 1825, Jane, dau. of Col. John Dixon, of Gledhow,
CO. York, and had issue a dau., Charlotte Lydia, ra. 6 July,
1854, William R. Wynn, Esq., eldest son of Capt. Edward
Wynn, and d. Nov. 1876. He ra. 2ndly, 4 Feb. 1869, Ann
Sophia, dau. of the Eev. Robert Louth, son of Dr. Louth,
Bishop of London.
IV. Fen-ers, late Capt. and Licut.-Col. Grenadier Guards, Col.
3rd West Yorkshire Jlilitia, 6. 24 June, 1798; to. 11 Oct.
1832, Louisa, only cliild of the Rev. John Bastard, of AYest
Lodge, Dorset; and d. 9 Oct. 1877, having had issue, two
sons and one dau.,
1 Ferrers Compton Clarges, Capt. 3rd West Yorkshiro
MlUtia, h. 21 Dec. 1833.
2 Douglas, late Grenadier Guards, &. 11 Aug. 1837; m.
29 July, 1862, Laura Ann St. John Mildmay, dau. of the
late Capt. and the Hon. Mrs. Lawrence Shawe, and has
issue, Dudley Ferrers, b. 12 Feb. 1864, St. .John Douglas
Townshend, 6. 22 April, 1866; Violet Maria Charlotte •
and Diana Audley Hillier.
1 Georgiana Elizabeth, ra, 5 July, 1S60, Eev. Dixon BrowD,
of Unthank Hall, Northumberland.
V. Frederick, Capt. in the army, b. 17 Nov. 1799; m. 1833,
Frances, dau. of the late Col. Richard Phayre, E.I.C.S., of
Shrewsbury, and d. s. p. 3 Dec. 1860.
I. Charlotte, m. 24 March, 1812, Lord Charles Vere Ferrers
Townshend, who d. 5 Nov. 1853 : she d. 21 March, 1860.
II. Elizabeth Georgiana Ann, ra. 1834, George Best, Esq. of
Eastbury House, Compton, Surrey, and d. 6 Nov. 1873,
leaving issue.
III. Ann Harriet Margaret, d. 1825.
IV. Jane Perceval Compton, m. 7 Sept. 1833, H. Corbet
Singleton, Esq. of Aclare, co. Meath, and has issue.
Gen. Loftus d. 15 July, 1831, and was s. by his eldest surviving
son,
Lieut.-Gen. William Francis Bentinck Loftus, of Kil-
bride, Col. 50th regt., 6. 17 Aug. 1784; ra. 9 Oct. 1819, Mar-
garet Harriet, dau. of Archdeacon Langrishe, 2nd son of the
late Eight Hon. Sir Hercules Langrishe, Bart., and by her
(who d. 7 Aug. 1874) had issue,
William Jajies, of Ballnermine and Oldtown.
Henry, 6. 9 March, 1823, Major 71st Highlanders, d.^mm. in
IncUa, 2 Nov. 1862.
Mary Harriet Anne, to. 11 July, 1848, George Augustus
Cranley Onslow, Esq., who d. 13 AprU, 1855, leaving an
only son, William HilUer, who s. in 1870, to the Earldom of
Onslow.
Elizabeth, ra. 1st, 9 Jan. 1855, Capt. Edward Charles Ralph
Sheldon (son of the l.ate E. R. C. Sheldon, Esq. of Brailcs
House, CO. Warwick, M.P. for that co.), who d. s.p. Nov.
1867 ; and 2ndly, 7 April, 1870, Major-Gen. Sir Archibald
Little, K.C.B.
Lieut.-Gen. Loftus was one of the Esquires to the Marquess of
Ely, at the installation of the Knights of 6t. Patrick, 1819. HO
d. 13 Sept. 1852.
Arras — 1st and 4th, sa., a chevron engrailed erm. between
three trefoils shpped arg. ; 2nd, gyronny of eight pieces arg.
982
LOF
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LON
and sa., a saltiro engrailed between four fleurs-de-lis, all
counterchanged ; 3rd, az., a cross or, with drops of blood
upon it, between four pelicans or (these arras were granted to
Archbishop Loftus and his male descendants). Crest— A. boar's
head couped and erect arg. langucd gu. Mottoes — Prend moi
tel que je suis. Around the crest, Loyal a mort.
LOFTUS OP BRECONASH LODGE.
Loftus, Geoege William Feeeaes, Esq. of
Breconash Lodge, Norfolk, b. 23 Jan. 1839, educated
at Trin. Hall, Cambridge ; m. 21 Jan. 1861, Barbara,
dau. of Benjamin James, Esq. of Norwich. Mr.
Loftus s. by will 1860 to the property of his maternal
grandfather, the Kev. WilUam Ray Clayton, Rector
of Ryburgh, Norfolk, who in 1830, s. his elder
brother, Samuel Clayton, Esq. of Churchman's
House, Norwich, and who purchased Breconash
Lodge, 1862.
iLt'llCilQC. — AETHtJE LoFTrs (2nd son of Gen. Loftus,
Lieut, of the Tower of London, by his 2nd wife. Lady Eliza-
beth, dau. of George, 1st Marquess Townshend, by his 1st wife,
Charlotte, Baroness de Ferrars and Compton, dau. and heiress
of 5th Earl of Northampton), ia. 10 Aug. 1836, Mary Anne Ray
Clayton, only child of the Eev. William Kay Clayton, Eector
of Ey burgh, and had issue,
George William Feekars, now of Breconash Lodge.
Elizabeth Charlotte Anne, d. Oct. 18.37.
Mary Anne Compton, d. 19 July, 1855.
Seat — Breconash Lodge, Norwich.
LOMAX OP CLAYTON HALL.
LoMAX, James, Esq. of Clayton Hall, co. Lancas-
ter, D.L., m. Nov. 1845, Frances Cecilia Verda,
eldest dau. of Charles Walmesley, Esq. of Westwood.
ILlltCaflC. — Richard Lomax, Esq. of Pilsworth, was owner
of a freehold estate at Burnshawe Tower, in the vale of Tod-
morden, which by deeds, some sans date, is proved to have
been in the possession of the family from a very early period,
lie rii. Rebecca Heywood, of Urmston, sole heiress of the
Grimsiiawb of Clayton, through her mother, Diary, dau. of
John Grimshaw, Esq. of Clayton. Their son and heir,
James Lomax, Esq. of Clayton Hall, m. Elizabeth Lord, and
had (with a dau., Elizabeth, m. Michael Francis Trappes, Esq.
of Nidd HaU, co. York) three sons, Richard Grimshaw, of whom
presently; James, Capt. in the Royal Lancashire Volunteers;
and John, d. young. Tlie eldest son,
EicHARD Grimshaw Lomax, Esq. of Clayton Hall, m. July,
1797, Catharine, dau. and heiress of Thomas Greaves, Esq.,
Banker, of Preston, and had issue,
I. Eichaed, d. s. p. aged 22. ii. John, heir to his father.
III. James, of Clayton Hall.
IV. William, in holy orders ot the Church of Eome.
▼. Edmund.
^1 Shades } ''°*^ ^^ ^"'^ "^^^'"^ °^ ^^^ ^lurch of Eome.
VIII. Thomas, m. 20 June, 1837, Mary Frances, dau. of the
Eev. Charles Sanders, Vicar of Ketton with Tixover,
Rutland, son of Edward Sanders, Esq., by Christian
Woolston, his wife, and has had issue,
1 Richard Grimshaw, d. 1852. 2 John, d. 1847.
1 Mary, m. William Francis Segar, Esq. and has a dau.,
Helen Mary Maxima, b. 27 Aug. 1829.
2 Helen, m. 10 Jan. 18G6, T. B. Trappes, Esq. of Stanley
House, Clitheroe, Major 1st Royal Lancashire Militia,
and has issue.
3 Gwendalene Elizabeth, d. 184G.
I. Elizabeth, d. unm. Sept. 183G.
Mr. Lomax d. 20 Jan. 1837, and was s. by his son,
John Lomax, Esq. of Clayton Hall, b. 9 Aug. ISOl, J. P.,
who 5)1. 29 Nov. 1836, Helen, 2nd dau. of John Aspinall, Esq.
of Standen Hall, co. Lancaster, but d. s. p. 15 July, 1849, and
was s. by his brother, the present James Lomax, Esq. of
Clayton Hall.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, per pale or and sa., on a
bend cottised erm. three escallops gu., for Lomax; 2nd, arg.,
a griffin segreant sa. armed or, for Grimsuaw; 3rd, arg., a
cross sa. between four bezants, for Clayton. Crest — Out of a
mural crown a demi-lion gu. collared and holding an escallop.
Motto — Fato prudcntia major.
Seat — Clayton Hall, Accrington.
LOMBE OP BYLAUGH.
LoMBE, Rev. Henet, of Bylaugh, Norfolk, B. A.,
J.P., b. 1819 ; m. 25 April, 1849, Louisa, dau. of
Thomas Brown Evans, Esq. of North Tuddeuham.
^inCKQC—'E.DvrAVfD Lombe, who was living at Weston
Norfolk, in 1688, was first-cousin of the fatier of Sir Thoma-
Lombe, Knt., Alderman of London, who with his brothei
John, organized silk manufacture in Great Britain, and erecteo
the silk mills at Derby, temp. George I. and II. His wil
is dated 1703, and he left by his wife, Misa Sporle, three sons
and two daus.,
I. Edward of Melton, High Sheriff co. Norfolk 1714, d. «. p.
1738. n. Thomas, had a dau., Mary, d. v/nm.
III. John (Rev.), Rector of Seaming, Norfolk, d. g. p.
I. Elizabeth, Mrs. Warner, ii. Maey, of whom hereafter.
The youngest dau.,
Mary Lombe, m. John Ease, Esq. of East Dereham, and had
issue,
I. John (Sir), who assumed the surname of Lombe, of whom
hereafter as Sir John Lombe, Bart.
II. Edward, of Gall, m. Virtue Repps, of Sail; and d. 1804,
leaving four daas.,
1 Virtue, hi. Richard Paul Jodrell, Esq. of DuflSeld, M.P.
and had a son,
Sir Richard Paul Jodbell, who s. to his uncle's
baronetcy.
2 Sophia, m. Robert Marsham, Esq. of Stretton Strawless.
3 Anne, ni. Rev. Bernard Astley.
4 Mary, rn. 1787, Thomas Browne Evans, Esq. of North
Tuddenham, and had issue (see Evans of North Tudden-
harn). Her third son,
Henry (Rev.), assumed, 1862, the surname and arms of
Lombe, under the will of his great-uncle, Sir John
Lombe, Bart.
The eldest son,
Sir John Lombe, Bart, of Great Malton, assumed by Act of
Parliament the surname of his maternal ancestors in lieu of
that of his paternal, in 1762, and was created a Baronet 10 Dec.
1783, with remainder in default of male issue to his brother,
Edward Hase, Esq. of Sail, and to his heirs male, and in default
of such to heirs male of his niece, Virtue, wife of Richard
Paul Jodrell, Esq. Sir John d. unm. 27 May, 1817, when his
title passed to his grand nephew. Sir Richard Paul Jodrell.
His estates vested under his will in his first nephew.
Rev. Henry Lombe, of Bylaugh, who assumed the surname
of Lombe in lieu of Evans, 1862, in eomphance with the testa-
mentary injunctions of his great-uncle. Sir John Lombe,
Bart, of Great Melton, b. 1792 ; m. 1818, Sophia, dau. of
Thomas Cubitt, Esq. of Honing Hall, Norfolk, and had issue,
I. Henry (Rev.), B.A., now of Bylaugh.
n. Thomas Robert. in. Edward. iv. Charles.
I. Katherine Mary. ii. Mary Jane.
Eev. Mr. Lombe d. 10 Oct. 1878.
Arnis — Az., two combs in fess between a broken tiltinjy
spear barways or, one piece in chief, the head towards the
dexter, the other h.ilf in base, a canton arg. Crest — Two lilting
spears in saltire or, ea..'li having a pendent gu. Mollo — Pro-
positi tenax.
Seat — Bylaugh Park, East Dereham, Norfolk.
»
LONG OP ROOD ASHTON.
Long, Waltee Hume, Esq. of Rood Ashton,-
Wilts, b. 13 July, 1854 ; educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch. Oxford, s. his father 16 Feb. 1875;
m. 1 Aug. 1878, Lady Dorothy Blanche Boyle, 4th
dau. of the Earl of Coi'k and Orrery, K.P.
JLinCarfC. — The family of the Longs of Wiltshire was
settled at a very early date at South Wraxall. A branch of
the name was anciently seated at Potterne and Little Cheverell,
in the same co. and vicinity ; and the traditions, as banded
down for several generations in this particular branch, and
recorded on their monumental inscriptions, * as well as the
mural mention made of persons of the same name in wills,t
and various documents at very remote periods by different
contemporary members of the family of Wraxall and of that
settled at Potterne, afford presumptive evidence that the
ancestor of this branch derived liis descent from one of the
early sons of the House of Wraxall, about the time of
Henry VIII.
John Long, Esq. of Marston, in the parish of Potterne,
Wilts (who made his will and d. 1597), m. Anne, dau. of John
Merewether, Esq. of Great Cheverell, and by her (who d. 1626)
had six sons and three daus. The 2nd son,
* An inscription in the church of Steeple Ashton, Wilts,
commemorates Richard Long, of Rood Ashton, the grandson
of Thomas Long, of Little Cheverell, Esq., as being " of the
ancient family of the Longs of Wraxall," Wilts.
t Sir Thomas Long, Knt. of Wraxall, in his will, dated 1508,
makes a bequest to Joan Burley; and Thomas Long, of Pot-
terne, 1567, also bequeaths to Joan Burley.
LON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LON
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Thomas Lono, Esq. of Little ClievercU and MelkBliam, Wilts,
!iapt. 1579, served the office of High Shcrief for Wilts 1652.
lis will was dated 1G54, and he was buried at Little ChevcrcU,
;May of the same year. He m. a dau. of — Floycr, of the
indent family of that name in Devon, and left issue,
John, High Sheriff far Wilts, 1GG8 ; d. without issue.
BicHARD, ancestor of Long of Hood Ashtoti, of whom
presently.
Thomas, ancestor of Lon3 of Prcshaw, Hants (see next
Article).
William, ancestor of the Longs of Baynton.
'he 2nd son,
BicHARD Long, Esq. of CollinKbourne Kingston, Wilt^, in.
• April, 1657, Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Long, and sister and
leir of Henry Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, Wilts ; and d. 167C,
caving issue,
Henry, his heir, bapt. 20 May, 1G58; m. Anne, dau. of .lohn
Long, Esq., andsisterof Hope Long, Esq. of South Wraxall ;
and dying 31 March, 16S6, left a son and heir, Henry, m.
Ellen, dau. of William Trenchard, Esq. of Cutteridge, Wilts;
and d. 1727, having had three sens, who all d. s. p., and
four daus,, Ellen, ih. John Thresher, Esq.; Elizabeth, m.
Eobert Colebroolic, Esq.; Diouysia, d. unm. 180G; and
Mary, d. unm. 1816.
EicHARD, of whose line we have to treat.
Dorothy, m. Richard Kenn, M.D., of Chippenham, 17 Oct.
1685, and had issue.
Dionysia, bapt. 23 Jan. 1661 ; m. Edward Thresher, of Brad-
ford, and had issue.
The 2nd son of Richard Long of Collingbourne,
BicHARD Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, bapt. 7 April, 1663 ;
i». 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Long, of Monkton, after-
irards of Kowden, Wilts, and had issue, Richard ; and
Thomas, who d. unm. 1711. He m. 2ndly, Grace, dau. of John
Stileman, of Steeple Ashton, and relict of John Martyn, of
Hinton, in the same parish, who d. without issue, April, 1746.
Mr. Long d. 19 Jan. 1729-30, and was «. by his only surviving
ion,
BiCHABD Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, m. Anne, sole dau.
ind heir of John Martyn, Esq., by whom (who d. aged 71) he
bad issue,
Eichard, his heir.
John, D.D., Follow of All Souls' Coll. Oxford, Rector ot
Chelsfield, in Kent. He d. unm. 17 Oct. 1797, aged On.
Anne, 2nd wife of Gifford Warriner, Esq. of Conock, Wilts.
She d. without issue 1815.
Elizabeth, m. 1764, Rev. Richard Pocock, A.B., Rector of
Mildenhall, Wilts, great-grandson of Dr. Edward Pocock,
the Orientalist. She d. 18 Sept. 1805, aged 83.
Ellen, m. Daniel Jones, Esq. of Bradford. She d. 17 May,
1794, aged 63, leaving by him, who rf. 1772, aged 48, Daniel
Jones Long, Esq., who, by the will of Walter Long, Esq.
of Bath, took the name and arms of Long, and d. without
issue, 1827.
Mr. Long, of Rood Ashton, d. 6 May, 1760, aged 68, and was
(. by his son and heir,
Eichard Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton. He m. Meliora, dau.
of Sir John Lambe, and relict of Joseph Poulden, Esq. of
Iml er, Wilts, and had issue,
I. Richard Godolphin, eldest son and heir.
u. John, of Monkton Farleigh, i>. 1768; m. Mrs. Lucy Anne
Kinnear, dau. of Rev. John Warneford, of Corpus Christi
Coll. Oxford, Camden Professor of Ancient History ; who
d. 11 Feb. 1812, aged 48, and by her had issue,
1 John, of Monkton Farleigh, and of Baynton, Wilts, J. P.
and D.L., b. 14 Aug. 1793; m. Mary, dau. of Ed^vard
Daniel, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and had issue,
John, h. 28 April, 1822 ; d. Jime, 1840.
Walter Henry, b. 5 Oct. 1823 ; d. Feb. 1857.
Edward Moreton, b. 13 Dec. 1833; d. April, 1835.
francis Stanhope, 6. 24 April, 1835.
Edward Morton, b. 22 Sept. 1836.
Emma Mary. Katherine Elizabeth. Flora Louisa.
2 Walter (Rev.), 6. 1795 ; m. Anne, dau. of Rev. E.
Gunning.
1 Katherine Elizabeth Mary.
2 Lucy Anne, d. May, 1807. 3 Sophia, d. 4 Nov. 1800.
Mr. Long d. 20 Oct. 1833.
I. Ellen Anne.
II. Dionysia, b. 29 Oct. 1766; m. 31 March, 1792, John
Bodmin Vince, 2nd son of Henry Chivers Vince, Esq. of
Clilt Hall, Wilts. She d. 23 April, 1814.
Mr. Long d. 3 Sept. 1787, aged 69, and was s. by his eldest son,
Eichard Godolphin Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, bapt.
12 Kov. 1761, M.P. for Wilts 1806-18. He m. Florentina, dau.
of Sir Bourchier Wrey, Bart, of Tawstock Court, Devon, by
Ellen his wife, dau. and co-heir of John Tlircslier, Esq., and
Ellen Lone his wife, and by her (who d. 1835, and was buried
at Steeple Ashton) bad issue,
II.
Walter, his heir.
Richard, lute of Bulliol Cnll. Oxford, d. vvm. 1825.
Ellen, 111. 1812, Joliu Walniesley, Esq. of Wigan and of Bath.
Florentina. Anne C:ithoririe.
Dionysia Meliora, ))!. 6 Dec. 1838, Rev. Joseph Medlicott,
Vicar of Potterne, Wilts.
Mr. Long d. 1835, aged 74, and was .ij. by his son,
Walter Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, Wraxall, and
Whaddon, J. P. and D.L. for cos. Wilts, Somerset, and Mont-
gomery, formerly Major Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
M.A. of Ch. Ch. Oxford (1812), elected, 1835, M.P. for North
Wilts, b. 10 Oct. 1793; m. 1st, 3 Aug. 1819, Mary .A.nne, 2nd
dau. of the Right Hon. Archibald Colquhoun, of Killermont,
CO. Dumbarton, Lord Register of Scotland, and by her (who
d. 15 March, 1866) had issue,
Walter, b. 27 Sept. 1823; m. Avarina Brunetta Herbert, of
Doliorgan, co. MontgoTnery; and d. s. p. at Rome 17 April,
1847. His wife li. 2G Jan. previously.
Richard Penroddocke, of whom presently.
Henry William, b. 12 June, 1829, B.-A.. of Trin. Coll. Oxon,
Rector of Hilperton, Trowbridge, Wilts, presented by his
father 1854; m. 1868, Jane, dau. of Edwyn Statham, Esq.
of South Lambetli, Surrey; d. s. p. 30 Jan. 1876.
Mary Anne Catherine, m. 1st, Bryan Edward Duppa, Esq.;
and 2ndly, John Philip Green, Esq. of The Templc-ti-ees,
Ceylon.
Flora Henrietta, m. 26 April, 1853, Charles Penruddocke,
Esq. of Corapton Park, Wilts (see thatfciniil/i).
Jane Agnes, rn. 26 Aug. 1860, Charles Forbes, Esq. of
Moriack Castle, N.B.
Mr. Long m. 2ndly, 15 April, 1857, Mary Bickerton, eldest dau.
of Rear-Admiral Sir James Hillyar, K.C.B., K.C.H., and widow
of Rev. Sir Cecil Augustus Bisshopp, Bart. Ue d. 31 Jan.
1867, and was s. by his 2nd son,
Richard Penruddocke Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, Wilts,
and Dolforgan Hall, co. Montgomery, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff of Montgomery 1858, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge,
1852, elected, 1859, M.P. for Chippenham, M.P. North Wilts
1865 to 1868, b. 19 Dec. 1825; m. 4 Oct. 1853, Charlotte
Anna, only child of W. W. F. Hume (now Dick), Esq. of
HumewooU, M.P. for co. Wicklow {see that Samibj), and had
issue,
I. Walter Hdme, now of Rood Ashton.
II. Richard Godolphin Walniesley.
HI. Robert Chaloner Critcliley.
IV. Henry Hope Giffard, d. June, 18CG.
V. William Hoare Bouchier.
I. F'lorence Frideswidc.
II. Margaret Henrietta Georgiana. in. Charlotte Ethel.
IV. Frances Laura Arabella.
V. Maud Avarina Millesainte.
He d. 16 Feb. 1875.
/4rms — Sa., semee of crosscs-crosslet and a lion rampant arg.
Cn.it — Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant arg.
Motto — Pieux quoique preux.
Sea(— Rood Ashton, near Trowbridge, Wilts. Cht&s— Carl-
ton ; White's ; Berkeley ; and National.
♦
LONG OF PRESHAW.
Long, Walter Jervis, Esq. of Preshaw, co.
Southampton, and Muchelney, Somerset, J. P., b.
26 June, 1816 ; m. 16 Aplil, 1839, Emily Jane,
eldest dau. of Edward Moi'ant Gralc, Esq. of Upham,
Hants, and has issue,
I. Walter, of Belmore, Hants, J.P., h. 2 March, 1840 ; liifc
11th regt.; m. 26 April, 1866, Fanny, 2nd dau. of Col.
Vansittart, and has issue,
Walter Vansittart, b. 27 Nov. 1868.
Robert Walter, b. 14 July, 1875; d. 24 April, 1876.
Ethel Fanny, 6. 12 Feb. 1867.
Florence Gertrude, d. an infant.
Katherine Teresa, 6. 17 Jan. 1871.
Helen Philippa, b. 17 April, 1372; d. 25 April, 1875.
Mildred Bertha, b. 14 Dec. 1873.
Mina Louisa,, 6. 8 Oct. 1876.
Evelyn Alice.
II. Jervis Morant, b. 30 Jan. 1843 ; d. 22 March, 1870.
III. Reginald Gambler, b. 1851. iv. Carnegie, b. 1355.
I. Emily Mary.
II. Agnes Louisa Georgina, to. 15 April, 1869, W. Macalpinc
Leny, Esq. of Dalswinton, N.B., and has issue.
III. Edith Chica Sophia, to. 5 May, 1876, Charles Severne,
Esq. IV. Adela, d. 24 June, 1872.
V. Jessie Annie, m. 6 Oct. 1874, William Barnes, Esq. of
The Grove, near Exeter.
VI. Florence Gertrude, d. 4 Jan. 1868.
ilUl^aflC— Thomas Long, of Devizes, 6. 1617, 3rd son of
u S
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LON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LO:^
Thomas Long, Esq. of Little Cheverell, Wilts {refer to the Tpre-
ceding Article) succeeded, by the will of his father, 1654, to
the lands in Potterne, called Wallens. He m. 1st, Alice, dau.
of Thomas Hawliins, of Chippenham, and relict of Richard
Foreman, of the same place. She d. 1641, without issue. He
'm. 2ndly, Margery, dau. of Richard Flower, Gent, of Devizes,
and by her (who rf. 1691) had (with seven daus.) six sons,
RicHABD Lo.NG, the ard son of Thomas Long, of Devizes,
/). 1 Aug. 166.5, was Alderman of New Sarum, and served the
office of Mayor of that city. He m. Jan. 1C79, Alice fvie;
and d. 12 July, 1724, leaving (with eight daus.) five sons. The
3rd son,
Walter Long, Esq. of New Sarum, of Preshaw, Hants, and
of Muchelney, Somerset, High Sheriff of WiUs 1745, b. 30 April,
1690; m. Ist, 20 Dec. 1717, Mary, dau. of Robert Morley,
Gent, of Hursley, Hants, and by her (who d. 11 April, 172^)
had (with three daus., who d. in infancy) one son, Walter, of
Muchelney, Somerset, and of Lincoln's Inn, Bencher of that
.Inn of Court, and Judge of the Sheriff.?* Court, d. v.nm. 1807.
Mr. Long m. 2ndly, 13 April, 1727, Philippa, dau. of John
Jilackall, of London, Merchant, by EUzabeth, dau. of Charles
Michel], Esq. of Chitterne, and d, 15 Jan. 1769, aged 7d,
leaving issue,
John, of whom presently.
Samuel, Esq. of New Sarum, h. 1735 ; 0.. unm. Jan. 1812,
aged 76.
William, Esq. of Marwell Hall, Hants, and of Muchelney,
Somerset, 6. 10 June, 1747; m. Alice, dau. of Edmund
Dawson, Esq. of Warton, co. Lancaster; and d. s. p. 24
March, 1818.
Philippa, b. 1729 ; m. John Grove, Esq. of Fern, Wilts; and
d 1805, aged 7.5, leaving issue.
Elizabeth, b. 1730: to. 10 July, 1759, Edward Rudge, Esq.
of Abbey Manor, Evesham, Worcester, and of the City oj
Ba:h. She d. 1820, aged 90.
Anne, b. 1732; m. Mr. iieriley, and d. without issue at a
great age.
Lucy, rf. 17 Nov. 1762.
Eleanor, b. 7 Sept. 1730; d. v.nr.i. 15 Blarch, 1824, aged 87.
The eldest son of the second marriage,
JouN Long, Esq. of Preshaw, Hants, b. 1723; m. 4 Oct.
1779, Ellen, dau. and eventual heiress of Robert Hippisloy
Trenchard, Esq. of Stanton Fitzwarren, Wilts, and of Abbott's
Leigh, Somerset, and relict of John Ashfordby, Esq. of Ches-
hunt, CO. Hereford. She d. Nov. 1788, aged 43. He d. 10
Maj, 1797, aged 69, and was «. by his only son,
Walter Long, Esq. of Preshaw, co. Southampton, M.A.,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1824, of Oriel Coll. Oxford, B.A.
1809, M.A. 1812, b. 24 Nov. 1788; m. 12 Feb. 1810, Lady Mary
Carnegie, eldest dau. of William, 7th Earl of Northesk, G.C.B.,
Admiral of the Red, and Rear-Admiral of Great Britain, and
by her (who d. 7 March, 1875) had issue,
I. Walter Jervis, now of Preshaw.
u. WUIiam, of Bath, of Balliol Coll. Oxon, B.A. 1839, M.A.
184.3, J.P. for Somerset, b. 15 Aug. 1817 ; m. 13 April, 1 841,
Eliza Hare, only child of James Hare Joliffe, Esq., and by
her (who is deceased) had issue,
1 William, b. 22 Jan. 1843, late an officer 46th regt., ra-
1867, Anna Maria, dau. of the late Henry Hunter, Esq.,
Capt. 5tli Dragoon Guards, and has issue, William Edward
6. 21 Feb. 1873, and six daus.
2 John Neale Henry, b. 1849.
1 Elizabeth Mary Diana.
III. John, of Walberton, J.P., Sussex, late lOth Hussars, l<.
14 Dec. 1818; m. 14 July, 184'2, Georgiana Frances, eldest
dau. of Sir Simeon Stuart, Bart., and has issue,
1 John Stuart Lindsay, R.N., b. 10 Dec. 1847.
2 Charles James, Lieut. R.H.A., b. 1819.
8 Alfred, b. 1852.
1 GcorginaSelina, d. an infant.
2 Georgina Selina, d. at Venice, 1857.
IV. George, J.P. Hants, b. 23 Dec. 1823 ; m. 3 Feb. 1845, Elira
Margaret, dau. of Capt. W. Strong, 44th regt., and hm
issue, 1 George Edward, b. 11 May, 1852; 2 Charles Walter,
6. 10 Nov. 1858; 1 Mary Jane; 2 Elizabeth; 3 Georgiana,
m. Rev. Charles Burrough; 4 Jane; 5 Ellen; 6 Lucy.
I. Mary, d. young.
II. Ellen.
III. Elizabeth Mary, m. 26 Feb. 1833, John Etherington
Welch Rolls, Esq. of the Hendre, co. Monmouth, J.P. and
D.L., and has issue (.see lltat Family).
TV. Alice, d. young.
V. Mary llippisley, deceased.
VI. Georgina Eleanor, m. 9 Aug. 1849, Richard Bowden
Smith, Esq. of Vernall.", Hants.
VII. Lucy, III. 2 July, 1840, William P.ames, Esq. of Exeter;
and d. 1850. vili. Jane.
Mr. Long d. 5 Jan. 1871.
Arms, &c. — .\s IjOng of Rood Askton.
Heal — Preshaw House, near Bishop's Waltham, Hants.
LONG OP BROMLEY HILL.
Long, Samuel, Esq. of Bromley Hill, Bromley,
Kent, J.P. and D.L., High ShenfC 1863, late Lieut.-
Col. Grenadier Guards, b. May, 1799 ; m. 1st, 18
April, 1825, Lady Louisa Emily, 2nd dau. of
Edward, 13th Earl of Derby, K.G. (she d. 11 Dec.
fDllowing); 2ndly, 1827, Sydney, dau. of Arthur
Atherley, Esq., M.P. for Southampton ; 3rdly, 1854,-
Emily, 2nd dau. of Charles John Herbert, Esq. of
Muckruss, Killarney ; and 4thly, 1866, Hon,
Eleanor Stanley, Maid of Honour to the Queen,
dau. of Edward Stanley, Esq. of Cross Hall, and
Lady Mary his -wife. Col. Long has issue by
liis third wife, three daus.,
I. Jane Emily, b. 22 Jan. 1855; m. 20 Aug. 1873, Hon.
Richard M. W. Daw.son, 3rd son of the Earl of Dartrey.
II. Mary Euphemia, b. 8 May, 1856.
III. Susan Martha, b. 29 April, 1859.
Etneage.— This family is of Wiltshire origin, where
various branches of that name have been established for
several centuries.
Jobs Longe, of Nethcravon, in that co., d. 1630, leaving,
by Catherine his wife, a second son,
T1.M0THY Longe, b. 1610; m. Jane, only dau. of Rev. Oliver
Brunsell, Vicar of Wroughton, Wilts ; and dying 1691, had
issue, Timothy, Rector of St. Alphage, d. unm. 14 Sept. 1665;
and Samdel.
Samdel Long, 2nd son, b. 1638, accompanied the expedition,
under Pcnn and Venables, which conquered Jamaica, 1C55, as
a Lieut, in Col. D'Oyley's regt., with whom he was connected,
and was further appointed Secretary to Cromwell's Commis-
sioners. He received large grants of land in that island, where
he became a Col. of Horse, Chief Justice, Speaker of the
Assembly, and one of the Council. He d. 1683, and had, by
his wife Elizabeth (who re-married Rev. John Towers, Rector
of Swaffham Bulbeck. and d. 1710), with three daus., of whom
the eldest, Elizabeth, b. 1670, m. 1st, Henry Lowe, Esq. of
Goadby Marwood, co. Leicester, and 2ndly, Henry Smallwood,
Esq., three sons, one of whom alone survived,
Charles Long, of Longville, Jamaica, and of Hurts Hall,
Saxmundham, Suffolk, b. 1679, M.P. for Dunwich 1716; d.
1723. He m. 1st, 1099, Amy, eldest dau. of .Sir Nicholas
Lawes, Knt., Governor of Jamaica, and had issue by her (whe
d. 1702), a dau., Elizabeth, 6. 1701, m. John Hamerton, Esq.,
Secretary to South Carolina, and d.s.p. 1772; and an only son,
I. Samuel, b. 1700, a Capt. in Queen Caroline's Dragoons,
and Keeper cf the King's Palace at Newmarket, to. Mary,
2nd dau. of Bartholomew Tate, Esq. of Delapre Abbey, co.
Northampton (by Mary, dau. and co-heir of Edward Noel,
E.sq. of the Gainsborough family), and co-heir with her
sister Catharine to the ancient Baronies of Zouche of Har-
ringworth, St. Maur, and Level of Carv. He d. 1757, and
had, with three daus., 1 Catherine Maria, b. 1727, to. Sir
Henry Moore, Bart., Goveinor of New York; 2 Susannah
Chariotte, b. 173.3, m. 1st, George Ellis, Esq., by whom she
had the late George Elli?, Esq., the accomplished author of
the Barb/ Enylisk Poets, &c., and 2ndly, Lieut.-Gen. Sir
David Lindsay, Bart. ; 3 Amelia Elizabeth, 6. 1740, m.
Samuel Heming, Esq. ; three sons,
1 Robert, b. 1729; rrt. Lucy, dau. of George Ann Cooke,
Esq., Gentleman-Usher to George II. and George III.,
and by that lady (who m. 2ndlv, .John Bagshall, Esq.;
add 3rdly, Comte de la Salle) had three daus.,
Jane Catherine Sarah, m. John Oliver, Esq. of Hoole
Hall, CO. Chester, and has issue,
Mary Charlotte, m.. her cousin, Samuel Scudamore
Heming, Esq., and left issue.
Lucy Ann, m. 1790, Thomas Bayley Howell, Esq. of
Prinknash Park, co. Gloucester, and left issue, .
2 Charles, Lieut. 49th foot, who d. .1. p. 1756.
3 Ei>h'ahd, b. 1734, Barrister of Gray's Inn, accompanied
his brother-in-law. Sir Henry Moore, to Jamaica, as Secre-
tary, was afteiwards appointed Chief Judge of the Vice-
Admiralty Court, Jamaica, and was author of a history of
that island. He m. Mary Ballard, dau. and heir of Thnmas
Beckford, Esq., and relict of John Pallmer, Esq., by whom
(who d. 1797) he had issue,
Edward Beeston, his heir.
Robert Ballard, a Lieut.-Gen. in the army, and Lieut.-
Col. 15th Hussars; d. v.nrn. 1825.
Charles Beckford. m. Frances Monro, dau. and heir of
Lucius Tucker, Esq. of Norfolk Street, Park Lane (by
Fnmces, dau. and heir of William Jenkyns, Esq., Capt.
Royal Horse Grenadier Giurds), and d. 1836, leaving
issue,
1 Mary Henrietta.
LON
Hp 1839, louving issue.
Catliarine, m. Richard Dawkins, Esq., and d. 1826,
k'avins issue.
Cluirloito, m. G Juno, 1701, Sir George Pococke, Bart.
Klizabetli, ),i. Lord lleiiry Jlulyneux Howard.
Mr. Long d. 1813, and was s. by his oldest son,
Kdward Beeston Long, Esq. of Hampton Lodse, m.
Mary, dau. of John Thomlinson, Esq., M.l'.for Suyninj?,
and heir to her grandfather, John Thomlinson, Esq. of
East Barnet, and by her (who d. 1818) he had issue,
Edward Noel, Ensign Coldstream rcgt. of Foot Guards,
lost on his passage to Spain, 1809.
Henry Lawes, his heir.
Trederick Beckford, Inspector-Gen. of Prisons in Ireland,
m. Maria Elizabeth, oth dau. of James Daniell, Esq.,
and left issue.
Mary, m. Charles Devon, Esq. of Rackenford, Devon, and
has issue.
Charlotte, m. George Grenville Pigott, Esq. of Doder-
shall Park, Bucks; and d. s. p. 18i3.
Mr. Long d. 1825, and was «. by his son,
He.nrt Lawes Long, Esq. of Hampton Lodge and East
Barnet, J. P., m. 2.5 July, 1822, Lady Catharine Walpole,
youngest dau. of the 3rd and sister of the late Earl of
Orford, and d. 1868, leaving issue,
Henbtt Charles Dudley, of Hampton Lodge; d.s.p.
7 June, 1870.
Charlotte Caroline Geokgiana, of Ilampton Lodge, to.
6 Dec. 1849, Henry Howard, Esq. of Greystoke Castle,
Cumberland, who </. 7 Jan. 187.5. Catharine Beatrice.
Emma Sophia, m. 16 April, 1855, Francis William Hast-
ings, Lieut. -Col. R.A., 3rd son of Col. Sir Charles H.
Hastings, G.C.H. Mary Elizabeth.
Florence Louisa Jane, m. 17 July, 1855, Turner A. Macan,
Esq. of Cardiff, co. Armagh.
Sophia Horatia Churchill, ni. 20 Feh. 1855, Major Jer\-oise
Clarke Jervoise, Esq., R. W. Fusiliers, eldest son of Sir
J. Clarke Jervoise, Bart, of Idesworth Park, Hants.
Isabella Henrietta Theodora, m. 24 Feb. 1809, Thomas
Barnard, Esq., M.P., of Cople, Beds.
Mr. Long m. 2ndly, 1703, Jane, dau. and heir of Sir William
Beeston, Knt., Governor of Jamaica, and relict of Sir Thomas
Modyford, Bart., by whom (who d. 1724) he had issue,
n. Charles, 6. 1705, of Hurts Hall; m. Mary, dau. and heir
of Dudley North, Esq. of Glenham Hall, SutTolk, nephew of
Francis, 1st Lord Guildford, Lord Keeper, (fee. He c(. 1778,
leaving by this lady (who d. 20 Aug. 1834) two sons,
Charles, of Hurts Hall, 6. 1748 ; to. his cousin Jane, dau.
of Beeston Long, Esq. ; and d. 1813, having had issue two
sons, Charles and Dudley, both of whom d. young.
Dudley, of Glenham Hall and Hurts Hall, M.P., assumed
the name of NaRXH, I). 1749 ; ui. 1802, ihe Hon. Sophia
Anderson Pelham, dau. of the 1st Lord Yarborough ; and
d. s. p. 1829.
in. William, a Lieut, in the Earl of Pembroke's Dragoons,
6. 1706 ; d. unm. IV. Beeston, of whom hereafter.
I. Jane, 6. 1709; to. 1st, Roger Drake, Esq. of Shirley,
Surrey ; and 2ndly, the Marquess D'Aragona, of Modena.
n. Anne, b. 1713; to. Rev. Philip Carter, Vicar of Tunstall.
III. Susannah, d. unm. 1820, aged 103.
The 3rd son of Charles Long, of Longville, by his 2nd wife,
Beeston Long, Esq. of Carshalton Park, Surrey, b. 1710;
m. 1745, Susanna, dau. and heir of Abraham Cropp, Esq. of
Eichmond, Surrey ; and d. 1785, having had issue,
I. Samuel, his heir. ii. Richard, d. unm.
III. Beeston, of Combe House, Surrey, a Bank Director, m.
1786, Frances Louisa, eldest dau. of Sir Richard Neave,
Bart. ; and dying 1820, left issue,
William, of Hurts Hall, near Saxmundham, Suffolk, J. P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1843, b. 1802; to. 20 Oct. 1830,
Eleonora Charlotte ilontagu, sister of Sir Edward Poore,
Bart, of Rushall, Wilts, and has a son,
Willlam Beeston, of Hurts Hall, J.P., h. 1833; to. II
May, 1859, Arethusa Marianne, 4th dau. of Sir Charles
Robert Rowley, Bart. ; and other issue.
Caroline Jane, d. 1824. Amelia Ann, d. s. p.
Maria, m. Henry Seymour Montague, Esq. ; and d. 1832,
leaving issue.
IV. Charles (Sir), G.C.B., P.C., &c., created a Peer as Baron
Farnborough, 1826 ; to. 1793, Amelia, eldest dau. of Sir
, Abraham Hume, Bart. ; but d. s. p. 17 Jan. 1838, when the
title became extinct.
T. George, 1st Lieut, of the "Superbe," killed at the storm-
ing of Trincomalee, 1782, unm.
■VI. William, Canon of Windsor, Rector of Pulham, Norfolk,
and of Sterntield, Suffolk, d. s. p. 1835.
VII. Richard, d. unm.
I. Sarah, m. 1734, Sir George William Prescott, Bart.
n. Jane, to. Charles Long, Esq. of Hurst Hall; d. s. p.
m. Susannah, to. Rev. George Chamberlayne.
Mr. Lolig d. 1785, and was s. by his eldest son,
Samuel Long, Esq. of Carshalton, M.P. for Ilchester, and
THE LANDED GENTRY,
LON
985
High Sheriff for Surrey 1790; to. 1787, Lady JaneMaitland, 4tii
dau. of James, 7th Earl of Lauderdale, K.T., and by her (who
TO. 2ndly, Lieut. -Gen. Sir William Houston, G.C.B.) he left, at
his decease, 1807, two sons and a dau.,
I. Samuel, now of Bromley Hill.
II. Charles Maitland, Rector of Settrington, co. York, and
Archdeacon of the East Riding, 0. 16 Aug. 1803; to. 1st,
10 June, 1834, Harriet Ellice, and by her (who d. 3 June,
1835; had a dau., 1 Harriet Helen, m. 1858, Rev. Henry Ruck
Keene. He m. 2ndly, 11 April, 1839, Anna Maria, dau. of
Sir Robert Wigram, Bart., and by her (who d. 1856) has
issue, I Samuel, Capt. R.N., b. 5 Jan 1840, m. 15 Oct.
1868, Alice Jane, 5th dau. of Right Hon. Sir James Wigram,
and has issue, Samuel Charles, b. 29 Sept. 1869, Wilfred
James, b. 20 Aug. 1871, Bernard, 6. 4 Sept. 1872, George
Edward, b. 4 Oct. 1873, Mary Katharine, b. 6 June, 1878;
2 Charles Wigram, b. 5 Oct. 1842. Capt. R.H. Artillery;
3 William Houstoun, b. 8 Nov. 1843 ; 4 Edward Maitland,
6. 19 JiUy, 1848; 5 George Boswall, 6. 3i July, 1849, lost
at sea in 1873; 6 Loftus Sidney, b. 5 March, 1854; 2
Eleanor, 6. 7 Nov. 1844 ; 3 Jane Elizabeth, b. 6 Feb. 1846.
UI. Mary Turner, b. 15 May, 1805 ; d. 24 Feb. 1838.
The Archdeacon d. 6 Oct. 1875.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st, sa., a lion passant arg. holding in the
dexter paw a cross-crosslet fitchee or, on a chief of the second
three crosses-crosslet of the field, for Long ; 2nd. per fess or and
gu. a pale counterehanged, three Corni-sh choughs ppr., for
Tate; 3rd, gu., ten bezants a canton erra.. for Zouch; 4th,
arg., two chevronels gu. in chief a label of five points az., for
St. Maub. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a liju'shead arg.
guttee de sang. Motto — Pieux quoique preux.
Scat — Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent.
LONG OF HURTS HALL.
See Lo^'G of Beomley Hill.
LONG OF DUNSTON.
Long, Foetesque Walter Eellett, Esq. of
Dunston, Norfolk, I. 11 Dec. 1S43 ; s. his father
26 Feb. 1874.
^tnCiTCJC— TJev. Bohert Churchman Kellett, son of
Robert Cowan Kellett and his wife. Miss Churchman, adopted
the surname and arms of Long. He ?)i, Jane, only child of the
Rev. Nevill Walter, Rector of Berghapton, Norfolk, and (■'.
1841, leaving by her, who d. I84S,
Rodebt, his heir.
Henry Churchman, Rector of Newton Flotmau 1835, and
Incumbent of Dunston 1841, to. 18 Sept. 1838, Charlotte-
Emma, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Sir R. Harvey, and has issue,
Henry Walter, 6. 12 July, 1840; d. 24 Jan. 1858; Edwin
Cowan, 6. 11 April, 1852, d. 21 Nov. 1866; Octavius NevUl,
b. 30 Dec. 1857 ; Emma Julia ; Beatrice Jane Myrrha, d.
1866; Alice, d. 1866; Alma; Cecilia; Magdalena; Olivia
Augusta, d. 1864; and Celeste Henrietta, (/. 1866.
Anna Kellett, d. 1861. Mary, d. 1873.
Jane, m. Oct. 1836, Charles Dormer, Esq., and d. a widow,
Feb. 1855.
The elder son,
Robert Kellett Long, Esq. of Dunston Hall, co. Norfolk,
J.P., High Sheriff 1856, of Trin. Coll. Cambridge. B.A. 1825,
M.A. 1832, Capt. East Norfolk Militia, 6. 4 May, 1804; to.
16 March, 1843, Maria Louisa, eldest dau. of William Fortescue,
Esq. of Writtle Lodge, Essex, and by her (who d. 1846) had,
I. Fortescue Walter Kellett, now of Dunston.
II. Charles Hamilton Kellett, B.A., Vicar of Swinderby,
1876, b. !9 April, 1845; m. Edith Mary, dau. of Edward
Lyon, Esq. of Johnson Hall, EccleshaU, and has issue,
Ernest Kellett, 6. 15 Jan. 1874.
Edward Fortescue, b. 4 Dec. 1876. Ethel,
in. Ernest Henry Kellett (Rev.), B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford, 6. "Oct.
1846 ; m. 31 Jan. 1877, Elizabeth Margaret Beresford, dau.
of Rev. John G. Beresord, of Bedale Rectory, co. York.
He d. 26 Feb. 1874.
Arms — Quarterly : Long, Kellett, Walter, and Nevilli;.
Crest— \ greyhound collared and chained. Motto— i'exel ad
astra virtus.
Seat — Dunston, near Norwich.
LONGE OF SPIXWOBTH.
LoNGE (Rev.), Robert, of Spixworth Part, Nor-
folk, Vicar of Coddeiiham cum Crowfield, IjDswicli,
Suffolk, s. his brother in 1872 ; b. 6 Nov. 1800 ;
m. Margaret Douglas, dau. of the late Rev. Charles
Davy, Rector of Barking, Suffolk, and by her (who
d. 30 Sept. 1873) has issue,
I. Robert Bacon, Lieut. Norfolk Artillery Militia, b. 30
March, 1830; m. 20 Jan. 1853, Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Rev. Charles Orman, and has issue.
3 s2
98G
LON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LON
II. Francis Davy, b. 25 Sept. 1831 ; m. Sara Rose, dau. of
Bev. Thomas I'atteson, Rector of HamWodon, Hants.
in. John, Ij. 20 Aug. 1832; to. 12 June, 1856, Maria E., only
dau. of the late Richard B. Martin, Esq. of Hemingstone
Hall, Suffolk.
I. Margaret Charlotte Anne, m. C Feb. 1801, Rev. llcary Ware
Schreiber, 5th son of the late Lieut. -Col. Schreibcr, of Hill
House, Melton, Woodbridge, Suffolk. ii. Charlotte.
^LilXCZQt. — The Parish Registrar of Aswelthorpe mentions
one Thomas Longe going to the King's host at Nottingham in
the year 1485. The 5th in descent from William Longe, of
Hingham, who d. 1557,
Feancis Longe, Esq., Recorder of Yarmouth (only child of
Robert Longe, Esq. of Reymerston, co. Norfolk, by Elizabeth
his 2nd wife, dau. of Sir Francis Bacon, one of the Judges of
the Court of King's Bench), purchased the estate of Spixworth.
He m. Susanna, dau. and heir of Tobias Frere, Esq., and by
her (who d. 1681) had issue, to survive youth, two sons and
three daus. Mr. Longe d. Dec. 1734. His 2nd son,
Fbancis Longe, Esq. of Spixworth and Reymerston, 6. Aug.
1689 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Godfrey, Esq. of Risby,
Suffolk, and by her (who d. 1767) had issue,
I. Francis, his heir.
II. John (Rev.), Rector of Spixworth and Chaplain to
Geoeoe 111., b. July, 1731 ; ra. Dorothy, dau. of Peter
Elwin, Esq. of Booton and Thirning, Norfolk, by whom
(who d. 1810) he left at his d(.cea.se, Sept. 1800, John, his
heir; and Robert, of Catton Lodge, Norfolk, D.L., 0. 1760,
d. s. p. The elder son,
John, Vicar of Coddenham, Ipswich, Suffolk, h. April,
1765; m. 1st, 6 Nov. 1790, Charlotte, dau. and co-heir of
the late John Browne, Esq. of Ipswich, and by her (who
d. 21 May, 1812, aged 50) had,
1 Francis Bacon, Ij. 1798; d. Jan. 1819.
2 John, late of Spixworth.
3 RoiiEKT (Itev.), now of Spixworth.
4 Henry Browne (Rev.), h. 17 March, 1803; m. 31 Aug.
1830, Anne Margaret, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col. Alexan-
der Nicholson, of East Court, co. Gloucester, and of
"DfToi-d, Suffolk, and had, Henry Cochrane, d. an infant,
1849: CeciliaJane; Margaix't Frances; Louisa; and Rosa.
1 Charlotte Dorothy, m. 6 Dec. 1822, Major-Gen. Robert
Martin Leake, and d. s. p. 9 March, 1868,aged 61.
Rev. John Longe m. 2ndly, Frances, dau. of Col. Ward,
of Salhouse, Norfolk, who d. s. p. He d. 3 March, 1834.
Frauds Longe 0.. Oct. 173.0, and was s. by his eldest son,
Feancis Longe, Esq. of Spixworth and Reymerston, b. June,
1726; High Sheriff for Norfolk 17.52. He to. Tabitha, dau. of
John Howes, Esq. of Morningthorpe, and by her (who d. Nov.
1760) left at his decease, Feb. 1776, an only son and heir,
Feancis Longe, Esq. of Spixworth, b. April, 1748; High
Sheriff 1786 ; to. Katherine, 2nd dau. of Sir George Jackson,
Bart., but had no issue. He d. July, 1812, and was s. (at the
decease of his widow, 1828) by his cousin,
John Longe, Esq. of Spixworth Park, J. P. and D.L., h.
14 July, 1799; to. 10 June, 1829, Caroline Elizabeth, eldest
dau. and co-heir (with her sister. Lady Wetherell Warneford)
of the late Lieut.-Col. Warneford, of Warneford Place, Wilts,
and niece of Henry, 4th Viscount Ashbrook, which lady d.
29 Aug. 1846, aged 51. Mr. Longe d. 1872.
Arms — Gu., a saltier engrailed or, and on a chief of the last
three crosses-crosslet of the first. Cnsl — A lion sejant gu.
holding a saltier engrailed or.
fiv'i — Spixworth Park, near Norwich; Coddenham Vicarage,
Needham Market. .
LONGFIELD OF LONGUEVILLE.
LoNGFiELD, liicHAED, Esq. of LoiigueviUe, CO.
Cork, J.P. and D.L., High Sherife 1833, Member
for CO. Cork in the last Parliament of William IV.,
1835-37, h. 7 May, 1802; m. 1st, 1832, Harriet
Elizabeth, dau. of John M'Chutock, Esq., M.P. of
Drumcar, co. Louth, by the Lady Elizabeth his
wife, and by her (who d. at Florence, 27 April,
1834) had an only child,
I. John, 89th regt., b. 29 Nov. 1832 ; d. returning from the
Crimea, 20 Oct. 1855.
He m. 2ndly, 18il, Jemima Lucy, dau. of Wyrley
Birch, Esq. of Wrethara Hall, Norfolk, by Cathe-
rine Sarah his wife, dau. of Jacob Eeynardson,
Esq. of Holywell, co. Lincoln, and by her has issue,
II. Richakd Edmund, M.A., J. P., b. 6 June, 1842; m. Sept.
1872, Alberta Charlotte, dau. of William Howard Russell,
Esq., LL.D., and by her has issue, Richard William, 6.
18 Dec. 1874; Lewis, b. 8 Dec. 1875; Sybil Mary, b. 13
June, 1877.
II. Augustus Henry, 6. 5 May, 1845.
III. Lewis Pryor, b. 4 March, 1848 ; d. 11 Sept. 185G.
I. Kathleen Elinor, d. 30 June, 1870.
II. Johanna Jemima.
ILlltragC— John Longfield, Esq. of Denbigh, Wales,
1652, afterwards of the city of Dublin, d. intestate; adminis-
tration granted 8 March, 1669-70. He had two sons,
Robert, h. in Denbigh 1652, obtained an extensive grant of
lands in cos. Westmeath, Meath, Clare, under the com-
mission of grace, by patent dated 15 April, 1085. He resided
at Kilbride, co. Meath.
John, ancestor of the Longueville and Castle Mary families.
The 2nd son,
John Longfield, Esq., J. P., b. 1653, settled at Castle Mary,
near Cloyne, co. Cork. He d. 22 April, 1730, aged 77. By
Mary his wife, dau. and co-heir of William Hawnby, Esq. of
Mallow, he had issue,
I. Robert, of Castle Mary, J. P., 6. 1688; m. 1731, Margaret,
dau. and co-heir of Richard Geering, Esq. of Dublin, M.P.,
and d. 11 March, 1765, aged 77, having had issue,
1 John, of Castle Mary, b. 3 July, 1733; m. (license dated
10 March, 1755) Alice, dau. of Thomas Tilson, Esq., and
left at his decease an only son,
Robert, of Castle Mary, M.P. for the borough of
Donegal, m. April, 1778, Elizabeth, sister ot the 1st;
Lord Lismore, and dau. of Thomas O'Callaghan, Esq.
of Shanbally, co. Tipperary, by his 2nd wife, Hannah,
dau. of John Rogersou, Lord Chief Justice of the King's
Bench, and d. s. p.
2 Richard, of Longueville, co. Cork, J.P., High ShcrifT
for CO. Cork 1758, M.P. for Charleville 1701, and after-
wards for CO. Cork ; b. 1734. He was created, 1795, Barojj
Longueville of Longueville, and in 1800 advanced to the
ViscooNTCY OP Longueville. His Lordship, who was
Governor of co. Cork, and a Representative Peer for
Ireland, to. 1750, Margaret, dau. of Richard White, Esq.,
and aunt to Richard, 1st Earl of Hantry, but d. 8. p.
23 May, 1811, when the honours expired.
1 Anne, m. Roger Conner, Esq. of Connerville.
II. John, of whom presently, as of Longueville.
III. Hawnby, of Cork, m. 29 June, 1733, Mary, dau. of
Christopher Vowell, Esq. of Ballyorane, co. Cork, and d,
31 July, 1741, leaving by her (who had predeceased him,
Sept. 1738) an only child,
Susanna, b. 19 Feb. 1734-5, m. Richard Parker, Esq.
IV. William, of Cork, b. 1710; who, by Mary Goodman his
wife {b. 23 Nov. 1719; d. 5 Aug. 1739), had at his death,
1777, an only child,
John Longfield, Esq., M.D., of Cork, m. 1775, Elizabeth,
dau. of John Conroy, E.sq., and aunt to the 1st baronet of
that name, and had (with other children, who d. s. p.) a
3rd son, Robert, m. April, 1815, Mary, 2nd dau. of .lohn
Martin, Esq. of Cork, and had an only child and heir,
Mary Elizabeth, who to. her first-cousin, David Beatty,
Esq. of Borodale, co. Wexford.
I. Helena, m. 1708, Theodore Vansevenhoven, of Cork.
II. Elizabeth, m. John Tooker, Esq. of BuUindinish, co.,
Cork.
III. Anne, m. Richard Uniackc, Esq. of Mount Uniacke, co.
Cork.
IV. Marf, TO. 1720, Walter Lavitt, Esq. of co. Cork.
v. Henrietta, m. Rev. Thomas Squire.
VI. Deborah, m. Nov. 1731, James Peircy, Esq. of co. Cork.
VII. Bryana, m. Rev. William Bucknor, of Croom, co.
Limerick.
The 2nd son,
John Longfield, Esq. of Longueville. J. P., 6. 24 June,
1095; TO. 12 Sept. 1738, Susanna, dau. of Mountifort Westropp,
Esq., and left at his decease, 5 April, 1705, two sons,
John, his successor, of whose line we treat.
Mountifort, ancestor of the family now of Castle Mary
(refer to tUal Article).
The elder son,
John Longfield, Esq. of Longueville, J.P., High Sheriff co.
Cork 1775, M.P. for Mallow, b. 5 July, 1741 ; to. 24 June, 1704,
Elizabeth, dau. of William Foster, Esq., and first-cousin of the
Right Hon. John Foster, created Lord Oriel, by whom he had
issue,
I. John, his successor.
II. Mountifort (liev.). Vicar of Desertserge."!, co. Cork, and
many years J.P. for that co., ri). 1st, Nov. 1790, Grace, dau.
of William Lysaght, Esq., by whom he had issue,
1 John, TO. Miss Cotter, and had issue,
2 Mountifort (Right Hon.), P.C., Q.C., LL.D. of Trinity
College Dublin, 1831 (B.A. 1823), became, 1825, a
Fellow of that University, and Professor of Political
Economy 31 Oct. 1832. He resigned his Fellowship for
the Professorship of Feudal and English Law 29 Nov.
1834. This eminent Jurist was appointed, 1847, a Com-
missioner of the Incumbered Estates Court, and, 1858,
Judge of the Landed Estates Court, wliich he has re-
LON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LON
987
signed. lie was b. 1802, and m. 18-15, Elizabeth, dau.
of Andrew Armstrong, Ksq.
3 Robert, of BIcrrion Square, Dublin, M.A. of Trin. Coll.,
Dublin, called to the Irish Bar 183-1, appointed Q.C. 1852,
elected M.P. for Mallow 185U, l>. 1810; m. ISIO, Char-
lotte, dau. of George Stawell, Esq. of Crobeg, co. Cork,
and d. 18G8.
1 Elizabeth, in. Daniel Conner, Esq. of Manch, and has
issue.
2 Mary, m. — M'Carthy, Esq.
3 Grace, m. John Bcasley, Esq.
The Rev. Mountifort Longfield m. 2ndly, Mary Ann, dau. of
Col. William Conner, and had further issue,
4 George (Kev.), M.A., Fellow Trinity College Dublin,
18-12; m. 28 July, 1859, Mary Webb, eldest dau. of
.N...iuuiiel Webb Ware, Esq., and d. 3 Nov. 1878, leaving
6 Henry, m. Eleanor, dau. of the late N. Webb Ware, Esq.
C Richard (Rev.), Rector of Mogeely, m. Wilhelmina, dau.
and co-heir of the Rev. James GoUock.
7 William, m. 18G5, Frances, eldest dau. of the late Rev.
Richard Conner, of Downdaniel, Rector of St. Anne's,
Shandon. ti Thomas. 9 Foster.
4 Mary.
5 Frances Patience, m. Lieut.-Gen. John Longfield.
III. AVilliam, called to the Irish Bar 179-1, d. s. p.
IV. Henry, of Waterloo, co. Cork, J. P., m. Mary, only dau.
and heiress of John Powell, Esq. of Sea Court, co. Cork,
and d. 1851, leaving issue,
John Powell, late of Waterloo, J.P., B.A. of Trin. Coll.
Dubhn, late Lieut. -Col. Royal Cork Artillery Militia, b.
1817; m. 1848, Louisa, 6th dau. of the late Rev. Matthew
I'urcell, of Burton, co. Cork {see that Fam'dy).
Henry, b. 1828; m. 1857, Eliza Augusta, only child and
heiress of William Purcell, Esq. of Altamira, co. Cork,
and d. 1871. Robert, d. unm. 1864.
Elizabeth, m. John Power, Esq. of Roskcen, co. Cork, J. P.
Eachel, m. Rev. William Nehgan, LL.D., Rector of St.
Mary's, Shandon, co. Cork.
Mary, ni. 1st, Robert Longfield, Esq. of the Castle Mary
branch (which see); and 2ndly, 1854, George, 2nd son of
Tliomas Lucas, Esq. of Richfordstown, co. Cork (see that
Family).
Patience, m. 6 Jan. 1848, Daniel Conner, Esq. of Manch,
CO. Cork (see that Famili/).
Dora, m. Edward Francis Roche, Esq., J. P., of Johnstown
House, CO. Cork.
I. Patience, the 1st wife of John Wallis, Esq. of Drishane
Castle, CO. Cork (see that Famih/}.
II. Elizabeth, m. George Stawell, Esq. of Crobeg, co. Cork.
Mr. Longfield d. 1815, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Longfield, Esq. of Longueville, Lieut. -Col. in the
army, J.P. and High Sheriff 1829, 6. May, 1767 ; m. 15 Oct.
1797, Eleanor, dau. of John Lucas, Esq. of Mount Lifias,
King's Co. (see that Fa.rail;/), and by her (who d. Nov. 1858)
had issue,
Richard, now of Longueville.
John, Lieut. Gen., C.B., Col. 29th regt. ; m. 29 April, 18G1,
Frances Patience, dau. of the late ilev. Mountifort Long-
field, of Churchill, Rector of Desertserges, co. Cork, and has
a son, John Edmund, b. 14 April, 1865.
Margaret Eleanor, ra. 21 Aug. 1820, Thomas Wood Craster,
Esq., D.L., of Craster Tower, co. Northumberland,
Ehzabeth, 'ni,. 1836, Rev. Edmund Lombard.
Col. Longfield d. 18 Oct. 1842.
Arms — Gu., a chevron erm. between seven crosses-crosslet
fltchee. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet a dcmi-lion rampant.
Motto — Parcere subjectis.
Seat — Longueville, near Mallow, co. Cork.
LONGFIELD OF CASTLE MARY.
Longfield, Mountifort John Courtenay,
Esq. of Castle Mary, co. Cork, h. 16 Oct. 1858.
iLHIC<I0C. — For the earlier portion of this pedigree refer
to Longfield of Lonrruerille.
The younger son of John Longfield, Esq. of Longueville,
MocNTiFORT Longfield, Esq., who inherited the estates of
Castle Mary from his cousin, Lord Longueville, 6. 22 Aug.
1746,1)1. (license 22 June, 1778) Frances, dau. of John George
Sateman, Esq. He was Col. of the City of Cork Militia, and
■was M.P. for Enniseorthy, and many years for Cork. He d.
8 June, 1819, having had issue, two daus., Margaret and
Letitia, and three sons, i. Richard, rji. Maria, dau. of Henry
Bruen, Esq. of Oak Park, and d. 1819, leaving two sons, who
lioth d. unm. 1833; ii. John, d. s. 2'. ; and iii. Rouert, of
whom we treat. The 3rd son,
Rev. Robert Longfield, of Castle Mary, m. Cherry, dau. of
Thomas Hugo, Esq. of Drumeen, co. Wicklow, and had issue,
MoDNTiFORT, of Castle Mary.
Bobert, a Lieut, in the army, ?;;. Mary, dau. of Henry Long-
field, Esq. of Waterloo, co. Cork, and by her (who m. 2ndly,
George Lucas, Esq.) left at his decease, 1849, one dau
Mary Jane.
William Henry, m. Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Mathcw Brink-
ley, Esq. 01 Parsonstown, co. Meath, and has issue, one son
and two daus.,
William Mountifort.
Florence Letitia. Edith Caroline.
Thomas Hugo, Rector of St. Paul's, Cork, d. unm. 17 March.
1869. ^
Frances Anne, m. Richard Beare Tooker, Esq., J. P., Capt.
Royal Cork City Artillery Militia, and d. 28 April, la66,
having had issue.
Cherry, m. 1851, William Oliver Jackson, Esq. of Ahancsk
and Castleview, co. Cork, and d. 1862, leaving issue.
Margaret, d. unm. Kmlly, d. unm. 1854.
Elizabeth, m. 1853, Maziere John Brady, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law, 2nd son of the Right Hon. Sir JIazierc Brady, Bart.,
formerly Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and has issue.
The Rev. R. Longfield d. 1843, and was s. by his eldest son,
Mountifort Longfield, Esq. of Castle Mary, J. P., D.L.,
High Sheriff 1855 ; rn. 1840, Caroline Adgusta, sole surviving
child of George Courtenay, Esq. of Ballyedmond, co. Cork,
and had issue,
Mountifort John Courtenay, now of Castle Mary.
Narcissa Caroline. Cherry Elizabeth.
Louisa Margaret, m. 19 April, 1869, George Sackville
Berkeley, Esq., Capt. R.E.
Anne Catherine, deceased. Margaret Eleanor.
Emily Blanche Mary, m. 1 Oct. 1872, Henry Philip Constan-
tine Dillon, Esq., Lieut. R.E. Letitia Geraldine.
Caroline Augusta Rose, deceased.
Adeline Maude Felicia, m. 4 June, 1874, Charles AugustU3
Rochfort Boyd, Esq., Lieut. R.E., 2nd son of George Augus-
tus Rochfort Boyd, Esq. of Middleton Park, co. Westmeath.
Frances Amy Georgina.
Clara > ^^^^^> deceased.
He d. 8 Nov. 1864.
Arms, &c. — Same as Longfield of Longuevillel
Seat — Castle Mary, near Cloyne, co. Cork.
LONGUEVILLE OF PEESTATYN,
Longueville, Thomas Longueville, Esq. of
Penylan, Salop, b. 7 July, 1803 ; m. 9 Oct.
1838, his cousin Anne, 2ncl dau. of Charles Thomas
Jones, Esq. of Oswestry, and has issue,
I. Conway, d. young, 1854.
II. Thomas, b. 29 April, 1844 ; m. 29 June, 1868, Mary
Frances, only surviving child of Alexander Robertson,
Esq., late of Balgownie Lodge, co. Aberdeen, and has a
son, Regi.vald, b. 26 March, 1869, and Edward, b. 22
Dec. 1877.
III. Charles Henry, 6. 15 May, 1843; d. SO June, 1854.
I. Anna Maria.
iLtnCatJC— The Longuevilles were formerly Lords of
Overton Longueville, co. Huntingdon, and of Wolverton, co.
Bucks. During the civil wars of the reign of Charles, they,
as royalists, suffered loss, having previously sold and ex-
hausted a considerable portion of their estates in the cause
of the support of the Stuarts.
Thomas Jones, Esq. of Wrexham, Capt. Merionethshire
Militia, b. 1740 (eldest son of Thomas Jones, and Maria
Margaretta, his wife, eldest dau. and co-heir of Sir Thomas
Longueville, Bart, of Prestatyn, co. Flint), had by his 1st
wife, Jane, an only son, i. Thomas Longueville, of whom
hereafter. By his 2nd wife, Anne Lloyd, he had (with a son,
Richard, and a dau., Elizabeth, both rf. s. p.) other children,
II. Edward, m. Charlotte Stevens, and was father of the Rev.
Harry Longueville Jones, M.A. ; iii. Hugh, of Larkhill, co.
Lancaster (m. Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Heywood, Esq.,
and had several children, sec Joji'ES of larkhill); iv. Charles
Thomas, of Owestry, m. Maria Welch, and had, with other
issue, a son, Charles Wilding Jones, who m. Mary, eldest dau.
of William Preston, Esq. of Fairview, near Liverpool, youngest
son of Robert, 2nd son of Richard Preston, Esq. of Hilhom
House and EUel, in Cockerham, co. Lancaster; i. Anne, m.
James Boydell, Esq.; ii. Harriett, m. Francis Edge Barker,
Esq. ; and iii. Maria, m. Thomas Lowndes, Esq. The only son
of the 1st marriage,
Thomas Longueville Jones, Esq., .'. to the estate of Pres-
tatyn, under the will of his cousin, Richard Wilding, Esq., and
assumed, accordingly, the surname and arms of Longueville.
He m. Anne, dau. of John Gibbons, Esq. of Oswestry, and had
issue,
Charles Henry, d. s. p. Thomas Longueville, of Penylan.
John Gibbons, m. Agnes, dau. of Swainson, Esq. of Liver-
pool, and had issue, Edith and Cecile.
988
LON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LOV
Sara Harriette, m. Peter HeywoocI, Esq. of Wakefield, and
d. s. p. Anne, d. unm. Helen Maria Eliza.
Arms — Gu., a fess danccttte erm. between six crosses-
crosslet arj;. Crest — A talbut's head gu. cared arg. gurged
with a collar danccttce of the second. Motto — Till then thus.
meat — fcnylan, Oswestry, Salop.
LONGWORTH OF GLYNWOOD,
LoNGWOETH, John, Esq. of Glyuwood, co. West-
meath, J.P. and D.L., High SherifC 1859 and 1865.
ILtltCaffC. — Feancis Longwoexh, Esq. of Creggan Castle,
was s. by his son,
Fkancis Longwokth, Esq. of Creggan Castle, who d. 1742,
leaving issue, John, George, Fkancis. The 3rd son,
Fbancis LoNGwoRTH, Esq. of Creggan Caslle, m. Elizabeth,
dau. and co-heir of Thomas Dames, Esq. of Kaihmoyle, King's
Co., and had issue, John, vi. 1787, Alicia, dau. of John, Lord
Kilmaine; Francis, of whom presently ; Thomas, who assumed
the name of Dames (see Dames of GreealiiU) ; George, m. Anne
Phillips; William, d. 1855; Eliza, in. Itev. Samuel Lucas;
Catherine, m. J. Bailey; Mary, m. John Wakeley, of Balihur-
ley. King's Co. The 2nd son,
Francis Longworth, Esq. of Glynwood, to. 1st, 3 Jan. 1795,
Sarah, dau. of John, 1st Lord Kilmaine; and 2ndly, Anne,
dau. of James Whitaker, of Spark Brook, co. Warwick, and
had issue,
Francis, d. 1856. John, now of Glynwood.
Thomas, Vicar of Bromfield, Shrewsbury, m. Emma, dau. of
Thomas Charles Bridges, of The Lodge, Salop, and rf.
1SG5. George, d. 1847.
Alicia Harriet, to. Henry Norwood Trye, Esq. of Leck-
hamptoa Court, co. Gloucester, and d. 1866.
Anne, m. Col. Young, of Barton End, co. Gloucester.
Seats — Glynwood and Creggan Castle, Athlone ; and Oat-
field, Ballinasloe, co. Galway.
liOPDELIi OF RAKEEN PARK.
LoPDELL, John Joseph, Esq. of Eaheen Park,
Atlienry, co. Galway, J. P., Hon. Major Galway
Militia, b. 13 Jan. 1826 ; m. 16 April, 1861, Cathe-
rine Mary, only surviving dan. of John Adams,
Esq. of Ballydevitt, co. Londonderry, J.P.,D.L., and
High Sheriff for that co. in 1862, and has issue,
I. John Robert, h. 27 Jan. 1866.
II. Christopher Thomas, b. G March, 1870.
III. James, 6. 7 April, 1874.
I. Lizzie Annie. ii. Louisa Jane. in. Katie Frances.
IV. Mabel Violet.
ILinCaflC. — The Lopdells of Athenry are descended from
Lopdell of Mulpit, near that town, who left two sons, John
and Christopher; John d. 1707, leaving two daus., his co-
lieiresses, the eldest m. John Whaley, Esq.; the 2nd m.
Alderman Evans, of Kilkenny. Christopher left issue, James,
of Cranagh, rf. unm. ; Christopher, of Derryowen, co. Clare,
d. unm. ; and John, of Athenry House. The 3rd son,
John Lopdell, Esq. of Athenry House, rf. 21 May, 1705,
leaving, by EUzabeth Ffaircloth his wife, who rf. 3 June, 1809,
Christopher, James, WiUiani, all rf. xmm., and Joslph, of
whom we treat. This
Joseph Lopdell, Esq. of Raheen Park, m. May, 1791,
Matilda, eldest dau. of Eobert Ormsby, Esq. of Edenhill, co.
Galway, Piovost of Athenry, a descendant of Col. William
Ormsby, M.P. for that borough, and rf. March, 1822, leaving
by her, who survived till 1845,
John, of Eaheen Park.
Eobert Ormsby, rf. unm. Dec. 1830.
James, in. Nov. 1823, Hai-riet, 2nd dau. of Lieut-Col.
Flemyng,, and is decea.sed.
Catharine, rf. unm. 15 Oct. 1875.
Martha, m. Sept. 1823, William Kogcrs, Esq., of Carraminna,
CO. Galway, and has issue.
The eldest son,
John Lopdell, Esq. of Eaheen Park, J. P., B.A., 6. 25 Feb.
1792; called to the Irish Bar 1818; m. 9 Jan. 1823, Jane,
eldest dau. of Peter Blake, Esq. of Corbally Castle, co. Galway,
by Mary his wife, dau. of the Hon. John Browne, 5th son of
the 1st Earl of Altamont, and had issue,
I. John Joseph, now of Eaheen Park.
II. Henry Eobert (Ecv.), h. 13 April, 1832, Incumbent of
KilmastuUa, co. Tipperary.
III. James, b. 27 May, 1836; m. 27 Aug. 1864.
IV. Francis Blake, 6. 22 Dec. 1846 ; in. 24 April, 1877.
I. Maria. ii. Elizabeth. in. Louisa.
IV. Emily, to. 12 March, 1867, Willoughby C. Newton, Esq. ,
of Newton Park, co. Wicklow, and Waterloo Koad, Dublin i
{see Newton of Carrickfergus), and has issue.
V. Matilda, m. 22 Feb. 1877, Eev. Francis J. Costello,
Incumbent of O'Brien's Bridge, co. Clare. vi. Jane.
Herf. 3 Oct. 1871.
Seat — Eaheen Park, Athenry.
LOVEDAY OF WILLIAMSCOTE.
LovEDAT, John Ed'waed Taylor, Esq. of
WilUamscote, co. Oxford, J. P., b. 12 Mai'c'.i, 1845 ;
s. 2 Aj)ril, 1875 ; m. 1874, Margaret, eldest dau. of
Alexander, and the Hon. Anne Cheape, of Latho-
char, CO. Fife, and has issue,
Thomas, 6. 16 Aug. 1875.
Anne, 6. 11 July, 1877.
iLtUtittfC. — Thomas Lovedat, Esq. of Caversham, Oxon,
6. 1619; rf. 1681; m. 1st, 1670, Letitia, dau. of Clement Throck-
morton, Esq. of Hascley, co. Warwick, and by her (who rf.
1674) had a dau., Letitia, rf. young. He m. 2ndly, 1679,
Mary, dau. of Michael North, Esq. of Christchurch, Surrey,
and by her (who rf. 1724) had a son,
Thomas Loveday, Esq., m. 1703, Sarah, dau. of Wilham
Lethieuillier, Esq. of Clapham, Surrey, great-grandson of
John Lethieuillier, of Vallancine, in Hainault, who suffered
death in the time of the Duke of Alva's persecutions {sei
Borke's Heraldic lUaslrations, pi. 95), and had by her (witii
a dau., Martha, m. 1774, William, son of Dr. Edmund Gibson,
Bishop of London) one son,
John Loveday, Esq. of Caversham, Oxon, in. 1st, 1739,
Anne Maria, dau. of William Goodwin, Esq. of Arlesoote, co.
Warwick, and by her (who rf. 1743) had one son, John, of
whom presently. He m. 2ndly, 1745, Dorothy, dau. of Har-
rington Bagshaw, Esq. of Bromley, Kent, which lady rf. 1755 ;
and 3rdly, 1750, Penelope, dau. of Arthur Forrest, Esq. of the
Island of Jamaica, and by her (who rf. 1801) had issue,
Arthur (Rev.), Fellow of Magdalen Coll. Oxford, rf. 1827.
Penelope, to. 1st, 1796, Rev. 'William Benwcll, Rector of
Chilton ; and 2ndly. 1808, Rev. John Hind. Vicar ot Fiadon.
She rf. 1846. Sarah, rf. 1832. Maiy, rf. 1840.
The only son of his 1st marriage,
John Loveday, Esq., D.C.L., to. 1777, Anne, dau. and heirosi*
of William Taylor Loder, Esq. of Williamscote. and by her
(who rf. 29 Jan. 1837) had four sons and one dau.,
I. John, of Williamscote.
II. William Taylor, late of Williamscote.
III. Thomas (Eev.), of Magdalen Coll. Oxon, B.D., formerly
a Fellow of that College, 1818, formerly Rector of East
llsley, Newbury, Berks, b. 11 Feb. 1781) ; in. 1831, Mary, dau.
of the Ven. Ralph Cliurton, Archdeacon of St. David's, and.
rf. 1873, having by her (who rf. 17 July, 1845) had issue,
1 John Edward Taylor, now of Williamscote.
1 Marianne.
2 Anna Sarah, to. 1850, Rev. Edward Norman Pocliin,
Vicar of Sileby, co. Leicester, and has issue.
3 Emma Penelope, in. 1865, Henry Hoper, Esq. of Cow-
fold, Sussex, and has issue. 4 Augusta.
5 Ellen Jane. 6 Lucy Elizabeth.
IV. Arthur, of Doctors Commons, 6. 8 July, 1791 ; to. 1825,
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. George Well.'!, Rector of Wistou,
Sussex, and rf. 1877, having had two sons,
1 A'-thur (Rev.), M.A. Balliol Coll. Oxford, b. 24 Sept.
1826: in. 1859, Elizabeth Lucy, dau. of Rev. Benjamin
Lefroy, Rector of Ashe, Hants, and. has issue, three sons;
and a dau., who rf. 1868.
2 George, of Doctors Commons, 6. 18 April, 1828; m. 1st,
1865, Caroline Martha, dau. of John Ward, Esq., C.B.,
and by her (who rf. 1867) has one dau.; he //;. 2ndly,
Magalene, eldest dau. of Eev. G. F. Turner, Rector of
Rede, Sutfolk, and has issue, a son, George, b. 1876.
I. Anno, rf. 20 Jan. 1855.
The eldest son,
John Loveday, Esq. of Wilhamscote, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1841, of Brazenose Coll. O.icford, D.C.L. 1841, M.A.
1808, b. 8 Jan. 1785 ; rf. 19 Oct. 1864, and was s. by his brother.
Rev. William Taylor Loveday, of Williamscote, co. Oxford,
and Arlescote, co. Warwick, b. 15 July, 1787 ; rf. 2 April, 1875.
^rms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, per pale arg. and sa., an
eagle displayed -nith two heads counterchanged, armed-mcm-
bered, and ducally gorged or; 2nd and 3rd, erm., on a chief
indented sa. three escallops arg. Cnst—Xn eagle displayed
with two heads as in the arms. Molto—Cwm priiui luce.
^•,«(.s— Willia-.nscote, near Banbury, Oxon; and Arkscotc,
CO. Warwick.
%
LOY
THE L^ySTDED GENTRY.
LOV
889
LOVEIili OF COLE PARK.
LoTEit, Peter Audlet Datid Aethue, Esq.
7f Cole Park, Wilts, h. 10 Dec. 1S37.
?£tllEajJC. — John Harvet, Esq. (son of IIurIi Harvey,
., and granilson of Ralph Harvey, Esq., of Tibenham
se father, Eohert Harvey, Esq., Comptroller of the Custom
ise, ra. Sarah, sister and co-heir of Hugh Audley, Esq. of
Inner Temple) was of Cole Park, Wilts, and was buried in
mesbury Abbey, 1712. The grandfather of the present
; jjsessor of the estate,
Teter Haiivet Lovell, Esq. of Cole Park (son of Peter and
.Sarah Lovell), m. Charlotte, 4th dau. of the Venerable William
U'illes, Archdeacon of Wells, 4th son of Dr. Willes, Bishop of
' h and Wells ; and d. 1841 (hiswidow in 1ST3), leaving issue,
-ETER Audloy, his heir.
John Harvey, in. 1843, Emma, dau. of the late Sir Christo-
pher Bethell Codrington, Bart., and has issue.
William Willes (Rev.), deceased.
yrancls Kredorick, m. 1846, Lady Rose Somerset, dau. of
the 7th Duke of Beaufort, and has one sou and four daus.
Charlotte, r,i. W. St. George, Esq.
Jane Grace, m. Gen. Shawe, late Coldstream Guards.
Frances Sarah, hi. Count Guidoboni Viseonti.
Harriet Jane, m. Gen. Lovelace Walton, Into Coldstream
Guards. Julia, deceased.
The eldest son,
Peter Acdlet Loveli,, Esq. of Cole Park, J.P. and D.L.,
formerly an officer 7th Dragoon Guards, h. 22 llarcli, 1808 , ra.
23 Feb. 1857, Mary Jane, dau. of the late David Pugh, E-^q.,
M.P. of Llanerchydol, co. Montgomery, by Anne his wife,
only dau. and heiress of Evan Vaughan, Esq. of Bcgiiildy ; and
('. 8 March, 1869, leaving a son, the present Peter Acdlet
r>.\viD LovELL, Esq. of Cole Park.
ArvM — Arg., a chevron az. between two squirrels gn., each
cracking a nut. Crest— X squirrel sejant ppr. cracking a nut.
^L:'.t — Cole Park, near Malmesbury.
LOVELL OF CHILCOTE MANOE AND
DINDEK..
LovEii, Edwaed Lotell, Esq., of Chilcote
!Manor, "Wells, and of Diuder, Somerset, J. P., h. 20
Aug. 1845 ; m. 23 Oct. 1867, Caroline Georgina,
youngest dau. of tlie late George Denistoun iSeott,
Esq. of Lorelhill, Windsor Forest, and has had issue,
I. Edwin Scott Lovell, 6. 28 July, 1868.
II. Charles Edmund Lovell, h. 10 July, 1S69.
III. Arthur Clifton Lovell, 6. 24 July, 1871.
IV. Lilly Lovell, b. 26 Sept. 1875.
tttHCajC— Joseth Lovell Lotell, Esq. of Wells, Somer-
set (who inherited Chilcote Manor from his tincle, George
Lovell, Esq. of Wells, who d. 1785), 6. 1780; m. Jan. 1810,
Margaret, eldest dau. of Edmund Broderip, Esq. of Wells; and
d. 21 Dec. 1842, having had issue,
Edward, who s. his father in Chilcote, &. Nov. 1804; to. 1S3I,
Anne Mitchell, dau. of Jolin Eodon, Esq. of Vere, in the
Island of Jamaica; and d. s. j). 22 Sept. 1857, and was «. by
his brother.
Edmund, .?. 1806; d. unm. 11 Sept. 1831.
Edwin, late of Chilcote Manor, and of Dinder.
The 3rd son,
Edwin Lo\-ell, Esq. of Chilcote Manor, in Wells, and Dinder,
Somerset, 6. 7 May, 1808; m. 14 Sept. 1836, Elizabeth Char-
lotte, eldest dau. of the late Edmund Broderip, Esq. of Cos-
sington, Somerset, and d. 21 May, 1877, having had issue,
I. Esdaile Lovell, late a Capt. in the army, 6. 25 May,
1837; TO. 22 Nov. 1866, Arthurina Maria, dau. of the late
Rev. Charles Drake, of Huntshard, Devon, and has two sons.
u. Charles Lovell, Barrister-at-Law, J. P., 6. 14 Nov. 1839;
TO. 14 Sept. 1868, Ellen, youngest dau. of William Edye,
Esq. of Stoke, Devon; d. 1 Jan. 1871.
in. Edward Lovell, now of Chilccte Manor and Dinder.
1. Lilly. II. Frederica Georgina.
m. Blanche Caroline Frances, d. 1848.
Arms — Arg., a chevron sa. between three wolves' beads
erased gu. ( 'rest — A talbot cour.int arg.
cSeais— Chilcote Manor, and Dinder, A\ellB.
LOVETT OF LISCOMBE.
LoTETT, PniLLirs Cosby, Esq. of Liscombe,
Eucks, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1863, formerly
a Capt. Mercantile Marine, b. 1821 ; m. 1st, 18 Aug.
1846, Catherine, dau. of Peter Sniithwick, Esq. of
Parranlough, co. Tipperary, and had a son,
Philip Cosbi, 6. 1847, deceased.
He m. 2ndly, 8 Nov. 1870, Emcline, 2nd dau. o£
the late William Snell, Esq. of Plymouth, and by hcff
has issue,
Willlam Gouch GnnsiNs, 6. 1S7I.
Percival Cosby, b. 29 Jan. 1874.
Emeline Myra, 6. 21 Nov. 1875.
Capt. Lovctt s. to the Liscombe estate under the
will of Elizabeth Anne Lovctt, eldest dau. of
Jonathan Lovett, Bart.
IttltCajr.— The family of Lovett is of Norman extraction,
and is authentically reduced from Richard de Louet, iciiip.
CoNQDESTORis. (FoF detailed particulars, see Burke's Extinct
Baronetage.)
Sir Robert Lovett, of Liscombe, High Sheriff co. Bucks
1608, d. 1643, leaving by Anne, his 2nd wife, dau. of Richard
Saunders, Esq. of Dinton, eight daus. and four sons, Rodekt
of Liscombe, Sheriff of Bucks 1604 ; Edward, of Corfe (whose
son, Robert, of Liscombe, d. nam.); Christopher, of whose
line we treat; and Laurence, of Eythorp. The 3rd son,
Christovher Lovett, was fir.^t settled as a Merchant in
Turkey, but subsequently, in 160O, removed to Dublin, of
which city he became Lord Mayor. He m. Frances O'.More,
dau. and heir of Roger O'More, and had (with four daus.,
Anne, hi. 1st, William Tighe, Esq. of Riuland, and 2ndly,
Judge Coots; Frances, wife of Maior-Gen. Pearce ; Mary, rii.
Medhop Lloyd, Esq. ; and Rebecca, wi. Jonathan Ashe, Esq.
of Ashe Grove, co. Tipperary) three sons, Christopher, John,
and Edward. The eldest son,
Christopher Lovett, Esq., inherited Liscombe, co. Bucks,
at the decease of his first cousin, Robert Lovett, Esq., but
dying unm., he was s. by his brotlier.
Col. John Lovett, of Liscombe, m. 1st, Susannah Horton,
widow, dau. and co-heir of Laurence Lovett, Esq. of Eythorp,
and had two sons,
I. Robert.
II. Christopher, m. Jane Willington, widow, dau. of Alex-
ander Cosby, Esq. of Stradbally, Queens Co., and was
father of
Robert, who m. Miss Howell, and had issue,
1 John, d. unm.
2 Sackville Hatch, J.P., Comptroller of Taxes in Ireland,
m. 1st, his cousin Mary, dau. of John Lovett, and by her
had issue,
Jonathan Vaughan, in. Miss Daunt, and had a son,
Sackville (who rf. 1849), and several daus. He d. 1850.
Fanny, to. Ludovick J. Grant, Esq., 2nd son of the late
Sir A. Grant, Bart., and rf. 1840.
Mr. Sackville Lovett to. 2ndly, Bridget, joungest dau.
of Jonathan Seaver, Esq. of Heath "Hall, J. P., High
Sheriff of cos. Armagh and Monaghan, and by her liaJ
issue,
Richard Donougitmore Lovett, Esq. (Home View,
Cheltenham), 30th male representative of the Lovett
family, m. 19 Jan. 1854, Amelia Lilias Jane, youngest
dau. of Samuel Fyler, Esq. of Down Street, Piccadilly,
and Twickenham, Middlesex.
Eobert, formerly Rector of Trinity, Bath, then Vicar of
Islington, Bovey Tracey, now Rector of Caiindle Bisho;),
Sherborne, Dorset, m. 1st, Frances, dau. and heiress of
"William Aldwin Soames, Esq. of Langdon Hills, Essex,
and by her (who rf. Aug. 1853) has issue, 1 Robert
Jonathan Arden, 6. 4 Nov. 1851 ; 1 Eliza Fanny Ara-
bella, deceased; 2 Sarah Alice Bridget Engainc; and
3 Myra Isabel Florence, deceased. He m. 2ndly, 27 July,
1863, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Huuli
Lumsden, Esq. of Pitcaple, Sheriff of Sutherland, and
J.P. and D.L. for co. Aberdeen, and by her has
issue, 2 Sackville Hatton Harry Verncy, b. 29 April,
1864; 3 William Edward Turrille, b. 6 June, 1865;
4 Neville Ernest, 6. 16 F'eb. 1869; 5 Richard Gordon
Beresford, 6. 17 April. 1870; 6 Henry Cosbv Lcix, 6.
24 Dec. 1871 : 4 Mabel Edith, b. 21 Sept. 1873.
Henry, in India, m. Miss Rogers, and left issue.
Catherine, m. W. W. Henry, Esq., eldest son of Mr.
and Lady Emily Henry, and nephew of the Duke of
Leinster, a.id rf. 1861.
Jane, ni. Richard Swift, Esq. of Lynn, co. AVcstineath,
J.P. Eliza.
Susan, m. Rev. L. F. Thomas, son of Major-Gen. Lewis
Thomas, C.B. Anne, rf. v.nm.
3 Verney, Capt. 50th foot, m. Jane, dan. of — Gore, Esq.,
and had i.^sue, George W. M., Capt. 50th foot.
4 Philips Cosby, Comptroller-General of Excise, m. Re-
becca, dau. of Joseph Gubbins, Esq. of Maid-stonc C;ustle,
and was father of Philips Cosby Lovett, Esq. now of
Liscombe House, Bucks.
5 John Beresford, to. a dau. of — Knipe, Esq., and was
father of several daus., and one son, the Rev. Robert
990
LOV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LOW
Lovelt, Rector of Pickwell, co. Leicester, who is married,
and has (with daus.) two sons, Beresford, C.S.I., Capt.
Eoyal Engineers, H.M.'s Indian army; and Edmond.
He m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Ralph Verney, Viscount Fer-
managh, add had two sons, Verney, M. P.; and John, Capt.
R.N., who both d. unm. Col. Lovett d. 1710, and wass. hy
his son,
RoBEET Lovett, Esq. of Liscombe, co. Bucks, and Kings-
well, CO. Tipperary, High Sheriff of King's Co. He m. Sarah,
dau. of Jonathan Ashe, Esq. of Ashe Grove, and hast (with
three daus., Susannah, m. Jonathan Darby, Esq. of Leap
Castle, King's Co. ; Mary, d. v.nm. ; and Lettice, wife of
Damer Darby, Esq.) three sons, of whom the eldest survivor,
Jonathan Lovett, Esq. of Liscombe and Kingswell, High
Sheriff co. Tipperary, ra. Eleanor, dau. of Daniel Maasergh,
Esq. of Macrony, co. Cork, and had issue,
I. Jonathan (Sir), of Liscombe, created a Bart., to. Sarah,
dau. of Jonathan Darby, Esq. of Leap Castle, and had
one son, Robert TurvUle Jonathan, d. 1807; and three
daus., Elizabeth Anne, of Liscombe : Letitia ; and Ara-
bella, who all d. unm. Sir Jonathan d. 12 Jan. 1812, when
the baronetcy expired.
II. Vebnet, D.D., Prebendary of Lismore, and afterwards
Treasurer of St. Finbars, Cork, and Chaplain to the Prince
of Wales, s. to the Irish property, and was of Kingswell,
He TO. Frances Mary, dau. and co-heir of Henry Gervais,
D.D. of Lismore, Archdeacon of Cashel, and had issue,
1 Jonathan Henry, Ambassador and Resident at the Court
of Persia, d. unm. 2 William, R.N., d. unm.
3 Henet William, of Kingswell, d. unm. 18 i4.
1 Elizabeth, m. Col. Cameron.
2 Melisina Henrietta, m. Rev. Henry Woodward, Rector
of Fethard, son of the Bishop of Cloyne, and is deceased.
3 Frances Mary, m. John Ashton Yates, Esq. of Diugle
Head, CO. Lancaster.
Dr. Lovett, d. Feb. 1825.
I. Mary, ra. Richard Weeks, Esq. of Limerick.
II. Eleanor, m. Jonathan Darby, Esq. oi Leap Castle.
HI. Jane, m. John Bennet, one of the Judges of the King's
Bench in Ireland.
IV. Susanna, in. William Henn, Esq., Master in Chancery,
son of William Henn, Esq., one of the Judges of the King's
Bench in Ireland.
V. Elizabeth, ra. John Pigott. Esq. of Cappard, Queen's Co.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., three wolves' heads or;
2nd and 3rd, arg., three wolves passant in pale sa. Crest — -A.
wolfs head erased sa.
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1354, Lieut. 60th Royal
31 July,
LOVETT OF BELMONT.
Lovett, Thom:as Heaton, Esq. of Belmont,
Salop, J. P., Col. of the Nortli Shropshire Volunteers,
retired 1869, and formerly Major 98th regt., h. 1
May, 1817; m. 22 Nov. 1851, Cecil Ehzabeth,
eldest dau. of Wilson Jones, Esq. of Hartsheath
Park, CO. Flint, and by her (who d. 3 Feb. 1S76)
has issue,
I. Hubert Richaed, &. 30 March
Rifles.
II. Henry Wilson, Lieut. 13th Light Infantry, 6
1858.
III. Arthur, h. 25 Oct. 18G3.
IV. Richard Dale, b. 3 Jan. 1S70.
I. Margaret Josephine. n. Cecil Helen.
III. Lucy, d. 9 Nov. 1800. iv. Evelyn Grace.
V. Mabel Bessie. vi. Ethel Ehzabeth.
?LtlICil(IC. — Joseph Lovett, Esq., was son of Joseph
Lovett, who m. Ann Redding, of co. Lincoln, and lived at Mount
Sorrell, co. Leicester; he is said to have been descended
from Joseph Lovett, of Newington, co. Warwick, one of the
Lovetts of Liscombe. Mr. Lovett m. 17 June, 1704, Mary,
2nd dau. and co-heir of Thomas Dale, Esq. of Greenhead
House, CO. Stafford, and d. 1754, having had (with two daus.,
Sarah and Anne, both d. %i:nm.) three sons, Kiehard, b. 16 Jan.
1705, d. v.nm. 7 June, 1727; Jcseph, of whom presently ; and
Dale, b. 1721, who m. Ehzabeth Belford, and d. s. p. The 2nd
son,
Joseph Lovett, Esq., h. 18 Sept. 1714 ; m. 11 July, 1743,
Anne, dau. of William Sherman, Esq. of Newcastle, co. Staf-
ford, and had (with two daus., Margaret, d. young 1745 ; and
Mary, m., but d. s. p.) three sons, i. William, 6. 7 Aug. 1747,
d. unm. ; il. Thomas, b. 13 Aug. 1749, m. 30 May, 1780, Jlary,
dau. of Thomas Jones, Esq., and d. 13 July, 1801, leaving one
son, Richard, b. 19 Aug. 1781, who d. unm. 23 Sept. 1814;
HI. John. The youngest son,
John Lovett, Esq., of Belmont, h. 11 May, 1754 ; n. 29 June,
1782, Anne, dau. of Edward Venables, Esq, of Liverpool, and
d. May, 1795, having had, witix several daus. (who d. ia
infancy), four sons,
I. John, b. 26 May, 1786; d. nam. 1814.
II. Joseph Venables, late of lielmont.
III. William, 6. 27 Aug. 1791 ; d. unm. 1807.
IV. Thomas, of Fernhill, Salop, b. 27 Aug. 1702; m. 19 Fel).
1835, the Hon. Emily Henniker, 3rd dau. of John Minct,
3rd Lord Henniker, and dying Feb. 1863, left issue,
1 John Hennikee, of Fernhill, J. P. and D.L., b. 1836; r,i.
1859, Laura, youngest dau. of Philip Morier, Esq., H M.'s
Minister at Dresden, and has issue, Horace William
Fitzroy, Roger, d. 9 March, 1878, Thomas, and Constance
Emily.
2 William, b. 1843.
1 Emily Anne. 2 Mary.
3 Louisa Elizabeth. 4 Anna Sophia, d. 1872.
The 2nd son,
Joseph Venables Lovett, Esq. of Belmont, J. P., D.L.,
High Sheriff 1847, formerly Lieut, in the army, 6. 1 Au^. 1787;
ra. 24 April, 1815, Margaret, 2nd dau. of Richard Hcaton, Esq.
of Plas Heaton, co. Denbigh {see that Family), acniX by her (who
d. 1851) had issue,
Thomas Heaton, now of Belmont.
Joseph Venables, 6. 18 April, 1825, formerly in the R.N.,
retired Major of Shropshire Militia, m. 1871, Lucy, 2nd dau.
of Col. E. Corbett, M.P., of Longnor Hall, Salop, and has
issue one son, Rowland Joseph Venables, 6. April, 1872.
John Richard, 6. 21 Aug. 1826, Col. in the army, retired on
full pay.
Sarah Anne. Henrietta Mary, d. 1832.
Caroline. Emily, d. 1842. Isabella Margaret.
Mr. J. V. Lovett d. 15 Jan. 186G, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Heaton, now of Belmont.
Arms — Arg., three wolves passant in pale sa. Crest — A wolf ,
passant ppr.
5eaJ— Belmont, Salop, near Chirk, co. Denbigh.
LOVETT OP FERNHILL.
See preceding Memoir.
LOW OF SUNVALE.
"Lovr, John, Esq. of Sunvale, co. Limerict, J.P.
and D.L., High Sherifp 1852, M.A. Trin. Coll-
Dublin, 1833, Ban-ister-at-Law, b. 8 Jan. 1813 ; m.
2 Dec. 1841, Sophia Georgiana, only dau. of George
Mahon, Esq. of Mount Pleasant, co. Mayo (youngest
son of Ross Mahon, Esq. of Castlcgar, co. Galway,
by his wife Lady Anne Browne, dau. of 1st Earl of
Altamont), by Sophia his Avife, eldest daa. of David
Ker, Esq., of Portavo and Montalto, co. Down,
and has issue,
I. Geoege Peter, b. 20 July, 1843, B.A. Oriel Coll. Oxford,
late Capt. 8th Hussars.
II. John Maxwell, b. 20 Nov. 1844, Capt. 46th regt.
I. Sophia Georgiana, d. 1 March, 1848.
II. Henrietta Catherine, m. 27 Jan. 1868, W. J. Scarlett,
Esq., late Capt. 5th Dragoon Guards, and has issue sons
and daus.
ILlUCJlflC* — Simon Low settled in Ireland about the year
1750.
Peter Low, Esq. of Lowtown, co. Limerick, J.P. and D.L.
(2nd son of Simon Low, by Elizabeth Blackmore his wife, wlio
d. 1800), m. 1811, Louisa, eldest dau. of Sir Richard Butler,
Bart, of Garryhundon and Ballintemple, co. Carlow, and dying
1842, left issue,
John, now of Sunvale.
Richard Butler, late Capt. 53rd regt., m. 1841, .Ann.T, dau. of
Montifort Westropp, Esq. of Mellon, co. Limerick, and by
her, who d. 1858, had issue, two sons and three daus. He
d. Nov. 1868. Henry, 6. 1826; d. 1860.
Sarah, rn. 18 Aug. 1831, William Musscndcn, Esq. of Larc'.;-
field, CO. Down, D.L., d. 22 April, 1868.
Elizabeth, (ii. 12 July, 1836, Fioderick Thomas Jessop, Esq.
of Doory Hall, co. Longford, D.L., both deceased.
Louisa, ?/!. Thomas Waring, Esq. of Waringfieid, co. Down,
both deceased.
Kate, in. Robert Ruttledge, Esq. of Bloomficid, co. Mayo,
D.L., and is deceased.
Henrietta, m. Charles George Mahon, Esq. of Mount Pleasant,
CO. Mayo, D.L., who is deceased.
Seal — Sunvale, Kilmallock, co. Limerick.
LOW
TilE LANDED GENTRY.
LOW
091
liOWE OF HIGHFIEIiD.
Lowe. Euwaed Joseph, Esq. of Ilighfickl
ilouse, CO. Nottingham, J.P. and D.L., b. 11 Nov.
.825; m. 2 Jan. 1819, Anne, eldest dau. of George
iilcock, Esq. of Nottinglaam, and has issue,
I. Alfred Edward Lawson, F.S.A.. senior Capt. Royal
Slienvood Foresters, or Nottinshamsliire rcgt. of Militia,
6. 2 Nov. 1819; m. 17 July, 1S72, Gertruite Kiiiily, only
dau. of Eev. George Otter, M.A., Viear of llutknall
Torkartl, to. Nottingluim, antl graiul-dau. of Rev. Kclward
Otter, M.A., J. P., Rector of BotUal, Nortluimbeilaiui, and
Prebendary of York (whose younger brcther, the Right
Rev. AVilliara Otter, D.D., became Lord Rishop of
Chichester 18.3G), and has issue,
1 Peucival Edwaud IIcbst, b. 23 July, 1873.
1 Gertrude Gwenllyan.
II. Hugh Lee Peyton, 6. 27 Oct. 1S5G.
»Ir. Lowe is a Fellow of the Eoyal Society, of the
loyal Astronomical, Meteorological, Linna^an, Geo-
ogical and Zoological Societies, and the author of
cveral scientific works.
JLtnrajr.— This family is of long standing in co. Chester,
nd appears to have been originally seated in the eastern part
f that CO. ; the name being traditionally derived from an old
lansion called The Lowe. William del Lowe, who is shown
y ancient charters to have held lands in Macclesfield in 1392,
nd whose son, Thomas del Lowe, was an AU'.erman of Mac-
Icsfield, and Mayor of that town 1430, 1439 and 1440, was
resumably the brother of Thomas del Lowe, who d. Ul."),
■aving a son Geoffrey del Lowe, who, according to the Wolley
ISS. in the British Museum, m. Margaret, dau. of Sir Peter
.egh, Knt. of Lyme, co. Chester (and widow of Nicholas
lundell?), and d. on the Monday, in the third week of Lent,
151. Peter del Lowe, who is assumed to have been a son of
16 last-named, settled in the neighbourliood of Northwich,
5. Chester, and by a cliarter, dated 1 Sept. 1473, testified that
e, together with William Coton, of Derby, John Ilalyn,
riestof Witton, and his three sons, Thomas del Lowe, William
cl Lowe, and Lawrence del Lowe, had witnessed a certain
harter of Thomas de Whytington, of Eelper, co. Derby, and
[argery his wife. Of the above-named, Thomas del Lowe, m.
J71, Joane, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Fawne, Lord
f Alderwasley, co. Derby, and became the ancestor of the
owes of that place; Lawrence was the progenitor of the
owes of Denby and Locko Park, co. Derby; whilst the
ascendants of William continued for some generations in the
Sapelry of Witton, CO. Chester. There was likewise another
[)n, George, who left an only dau. and heirc.'s Margaret, who,
ccording to an ancient emblazoned pedigree preserved at
amerford Booths Hall, was m. 1479, to AVilliam Swetcnham,
sq., of Somerford Booths, co. Chester, and carried lands in
[acclesSeld, Pexhall, and Bollington into that family. Of
lat branch which derived its descent from William del Lowe,
39
I Jons Lowe, of Ilartford, co. Chester, 6. about the year
'367, and d. 1632, devising by his will that his body should
I be buryed within ye chappell of Wytton." Ry Eleanor
I is wife (who survived him) he had issue,
! I. George, of Hartford, who inherited his father's lands a*
f Hartford and Northwich, and d. 25 Nov. 1669, and was
i buried at Witton. By Elizabeth Coulthurst his wife (who
j survived him, and dying 15 March, 1691, was also buried at
I Witton) he had issue a son,
I John, of Hartford, who is mentioned in Ormerod's History
\ of Cheshire, as having purchased a moiety of the Manorof
\ Hartford. He «!. 21 Dec. 1669, Mary, dau. of John Eaton,
I Esq., and d. 23 Dec. 1694, and was buried at Witton. He
I left issue, four sons, John, Robert, Nathaniil, and George,
I and two daus., Mary, m. 1693, John Swynton, Gent., of
I Nether Knutslord, co. Chester, and Elizabeth, who d.
I untie. Jan. 1697.
I n. Robert, of Newton Hall, co. Chester, who purchased the
I ailvowson and impropriate Rectory of Middlewich from
I William, 2nd Lord iirercton, 1663, and (/. 26 July, 1679, and
was buried in the chancel at Middlewich. By Eleanor his
wifo, youngest dau. of Richard Gerard, Esq. of Crewood
I Hall, CO. Chester, he left issue two sons,
I 1 John, who by his deed, dated 15 March, 1677, conveyed
I to his younger brother all his right and claim to the
1 advowson and impropriate tithes of Middlewich, whiih
I had been settled upon him by his father, and d. in that
i s:ime year, leaving issue three sons and one dau.
2 .Samuel, of Newton Hall, who appears to have rebuilt
that mansion, which still remains in the possession of his
descendants, and bears upou it the arms of the family.
with the initi.als "S.L.," and the date, " 1677." lie ;».
Jane, sole dau. and heinss of Janus John.'on, Esq. of
Sall'ord, co. Lancaster, and d. 16 Aug. 1702, having had
issue,
James, of Newton Hall, d. unm., and was buried at Mid-
dlewich, 20 Out. 1724.
Robert, of Newton Hall, and of the Inner Temple, Bar-
rister-at-Law, J.P. for co. Cheshire, and sometime
Chairman of the Quarter Sesr-ions, vihod.s. 2>-, and was
buried at Middlewich, 14 April, 1750.
Martha, eventual heiress in her issue of this branch, m.
22 Aug. 1692, Edward Moreton. E.sq. of Church Hill,
Over, CO. Chester, and was buriia at Over, 30 Aug. 1727.
Jane, d. unm,
III. William, d. young, and was buried at Witton, 24 Ju]y>
1617. IV. John, of whom we treat.
This John Lowe, of The Hulse, co. Chester, m. 1635, Ursula,
dau. of Ottiwell Broome, of Lostock Gralam, co. Chester, and
by her was father of
William Lowe, of The Hulse, who was b. about the year
1638, and dying 4 Jan. 1697, was buried at Witton. He left
with other issue, a son,
Joshua Lowe, of The Hulse, b. June, 16C0; m. 1682, Joane,
dau. and eventual co-heiress of Edward Banester, Gent, of
Allostock, CO. Chester, and d. 5 Dec. 1729, and was buried at
Wilton. He left, with other issue,
I. William, of the Hulse, b. 11 Jan. 1683, d.s.p.28 June,
1731, and was buried at Witton.
II. Joshua, of Winchani, co. Chester, b. 1686 ; m. Nov. 1732,
Sarah, dau. of Cranage Wilkoxon, Esq. of .Sproston Hall,
CO. Chester (who d. 9 Jan. 1740), and d. s. 'p. 1 Nov. 1754.
III. Edward, who inherited his elder brother's estates, and
d. s. p. 17 July, 1770, and was interred amongst his ances-
tors at AVitton.
IV. John, of Nether Knutsford, co. Chester, 6. 1694 ; ni. Mary,
dau. of John Twemlow, Gent, of Arclyd, co. Chester, and
d. 26 Dec. 1772, having had, with other issue, a son, John,
who d. s. p. m. V. Ijaxiel, of whom we treat.
This Rev. Daniel Lowe, M.A. of the University of Glasgow,
6. at The Hulse, 20 Jan. 1696; settled first at Loscoe and after-
wards at Norton, co. Derby, where he d. 2 Jan. 1776. He m.
1736, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Joseph Mather, Esq. of
Shipley, co. Derby, and by this lady (who d. 9 Jan. 1775) he
had issue,
I. Joseph, of whom presently.
It. Daniel, of Aklcruianbury, Citizen and Woolstapler of
London, b. 24 Aug. 1739 ; ('. a batchelor at Derby, 16 July,
1798. III. Joshua, who d. in his infancy.
IV. William, 6. 21 Dec. 1745; d. unm. 4 Nov. 1772.
I. Hannah, d. an infant 1741.
II. Elizabeth, m. Rev. Peter Robinson, M.A., Vicar of Norton,
CO. Derby, by whom she had two sons, and d. 3 Nov. 1782.
III. Urith, m. Samuel Hardman, Esq. of Manchester, and d.
1 March, 1801, leaving issue.
The eldest son,
Joseph Lowe, Esq. of Highfield, co. Nottingham, J. P.,
settled in co. Nottingham about the middle of the last century,
and having purchased the Highfield Park Estate, in the
parishes of Beeston and Lenton, co. Nottingham (which
anciently had formed part of the demesnes of the Clugniac
Priory, foimded at Lenton by William Peverel, tern}). Henry 1.),
he erected thereon the present mansion of Highfield. He was
for many years an Alderman, and thrice filled the office of
Mayor of the town of Nottingham. He was b. 14 Aug. 1737 ;
m. Oct. 1765, Sarah, sole dau. and heiress of James Hurst,
Esq. of Hurst, co. Lancaster, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and
eventual heiress of Lawrence Wilson, Esq.* of Bolton-le-
* Lawrence Wilson, Esq. was descended from the Wilsons
of South Tunlcy Hall, in the township of Wrightington, co. Lan-
caster, the elder branch of which family is now represented by
Robert Wilson Ffrance, Esq. of RawclifTe Hall, in that co. He
m. Margaret, sole dau. and heiress of Benjamin Smith, Gent.
of Ashtun-upon-the-Mersey, co. Chester, by whom he had issue,
I. Joseph, of Rivington Hall and Little Lever Hall, co. Lan-
caster, ;/i. Abigail, sole surviving dau. and heiress of John
Andrews, Esq. of Rivington Hall and Little Lever Hall, by
Abigail his wife, dau. and eventual co-heirc.ss of Thomas
Crooke, Esq. of Abiam Hall, co. Lancaster, and thus «. to
the estates of the Andrews family. He had issue a son,
John Andrews, who d. s.p. in his father's lifetime, 10 April,
1760, and a dau., Lydia, who also d. at an early age. Mr.
Joseph Wilson survived his wife and childien, and d.
25 July, 1765, and was buried in the parish church of LuUon-
le-JIoors.
I. Slargaret, d. unm. 5 June, 1871.
II. Elizabeth, eventually heiress of her f.imily, m. James
Hurst, Esq. of Hurst, co. Lancaster, and d. 1 July, 1797,
having had issue, an only dau. and heiress, who i;i. Joseph
Lowe, Esq. of Hi(;hfield {as above).
III. Sarah, m. Rev. John Milne, but d. s. p. 16 April, 1797.
Mr. AVilson d. at Manchester, 21 April, 1752, and was there
iutened.
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LOW
THE LA.NDED GENTRY.
LOW
Moors, CO. Lancaster, and d. 20 March 1810, and was s. by his
only son,
Joseph Hcbst Lowe, Esq. of Hishfield, 6. 31 Aug. 17G6 ; m.
S March, 1783, Elizabeth, eldest dau.of George Lagstaffe, Esq.
of Bishop Auckland, co. Durham (which lady survived her
husband and d. IS Feb. 132C), and d. 9 April, 1817, bavins
had issue,
I. Alfred, of whom presently.
u. Sydney, of Beeston, co. Nottingham, 6. 9 rch. ISOl ; d.
until. 9 June, 1827.
1. Elizabeth, d. an infant, 21 May, 1792.
n. Elizabeth, m. 12 May, 1818, William Surplice, Esq. of
Woodville, co. Nottingham, and d. 18 Oct. 1830, leaving
issue.
HI. Sarah Hurst, m. 6 Sept. 1830, Eohert Allan Brothers,
Esq., and has issue an only dau.
The elder son,
Alfred Lowe, Esq. of Highfield, J.P., h. 1 Autr. 1789; r,;.
30 Oct. 1812, Charlotte Octavia, youngest dau. of Edward
Swann, Esq. of Nottingham (who survived her husband, and
d. 26 April, 1365), and d. 10 Aug. lS5o, leaving issue,
I. Alfred Hurst, retired Major Eoyal Sherwood Foresters, or
Nottinghamshire regt. of Militia. 6. 10 Feb. 1814; m. Nov.
1837, Eleanor Mary, 3rd dau. of Joseph Shepherd, Esq. of
Cottingham, co. York, and d. 27 March, 1870, having had
issue, 1 Alfred Joseph, b. 15 May, 1847 ; 2 Edward Bobert,
6. 15 Mav, 1847, d. at Lagos, on the West Coast of Africa,
7 April, 1869; 3 Arthur WiUiam, b. 16 Feb. 1352; 4 Sydney
Armerin, 6. 10 Feb. 1360; 1 Eleanor Maiy Charlotte, d. an
infant ; 2 Louisa Agnes ; 3 Augusta Eleanor.
It. Edward Joseph, who s. to the family estates.
III. Arthur Swann Howard, Col. of the Eoyal Sherwood
Foresters, or Nottinghamshire regt. of Militia, b. 4 Dec.
1826 ; m. 4. Feb. 1S65, Louisa Euth Harris, adopted dau. of
Samuel Courtauld, Esq. of Gosfield Hall, Esses, and has
issue,
1 Arthur Courtauld Willoughby, 6. 3 April, 1866.
2 Edward Aubrey Courtauld, 6. 16 Aug. 1871.
I. Charlotte Lavinia, m. 14 Sept. 1843, William Winstanley,
Esq. of Chaigeley JIanor, co. Lancaster, J. P. (who d. 22 Feb.
1873), and has issue. u. Marianne Agnes.
Anns — The ancient arms of the familj- are, Gu., two wolves
passant arg. ; but this branch bear, Arg., on a bend engi-ailed
az. three wolves' heads erased of the first, within a bordure
engrailed of the second, quartering Hckst, Wilson, and Smith.
Crest — A wolf passant arg. coUared and chained gu. the chain
reflexed over the back. Motto — Innocentia quamvis in agro
sanguinis.
Seats — Highfield House, near Nottingham.
LOWE.
See Sheebeooee of Oxton.
f
LOWE OF LOCKO.
DErET-LowE, William Deeet ISTathaniel,
Esq. of Locko Park, co. Derby, J.P., late Capt. 11th
Hussars, b. 13 July, 1828 ; m. 16 Dec. 1876, Lucy,
eldest dau. of Fraiacis Jack, Yiscount Kevrry, eldest
Son of Francis Jack, Earl of Eilmorey.
5LtllC3SC. — The family of Lowe, of Denby and Locko,
originally from co. Chester, are derived from the marriage,
iernp. Henry VI., of Lawrence Lowe, Serjeant-at-Law, with the
heiress of Eoscll, of Denby. The last male heir, Eichard
Lowe, Esq. of Locko, d. 1785, having bequeathed his estates to
his kinsman, Wilham Drury, Esq., who assumed in conse-
quence, 1791, the additional name and arms of Lowe.
William Drcet Holdes, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1854, eldest son of Eobert Holden, Esq. of Darley Abbey, co.
Derby, and Nuttall Temple, Notts, by Mary Anne, only child
of WiUiam Drury-Lowe, Esq. of Locko Park, s. to the Locko
property as heir to his grandfather, William Drcby-Lowe,
Esq., and assumed in consequence the additional surname of
DarRT-LowE. He was 6. 5 Oct. 1802; m. 13 Feb. 1827, Hon.
Caroline Esther Curzon, youngest dau. of Nathaniel, 2nd Lord
Scarsdale, and had issue,
I. William Deurt Nathaniel, now of Locko.
u. Drury Curzon, Capt. 17th Lancers, b. 3 Jan. 1830.
ui. Eobert Henry, Capt. and Brevet-Major Grenadier Guards,
h. 7 Oct. 1831 ; m. 15 May, 1862, Ellen, eldest dau. of Joseph
Eocklington Senhou.se, Esq. of Netherall, Cumberland.
rv. Vincent Francis Keppel, b. 1 July, 1847.
V. Eichard Curzon Sherwin, b. 23 July, 1849.
I. Felicia. ii. Caroline Mary.
III. Florence Catherine, m. 2 April, 1SG8, Francis Nicholas
Smith, Esq.
He d. 25 Feb. 1877.
Arms— Qaartetly: 1st and 4th, Lowe: Az., a hart trippant
arg. ; 2nd and 3rd, Dbcrt : Arg., on a chief vert two mullets or,
each charged wjth an annulet az. Crests — 1st, Lowe: A wolf
pass arg. ; 2nd, Drurt : A greyhound courant sa. gorged with
u plain collar or, and charged with two mullets gold.
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I
LOWNDES OF WHADDON.
Selbt-Lowndes, William, Esq. of Whaddon
Hall and Winslow, co. Bucks, J.P. and D.L., b. 6
Not. 1807 ; m. 1st, 28 June, 1832, Lucy, eldest,
dau. of Isaac Eawliiigs Hartman, Esq., Coldstreaiii ,
Gruards, and by her (who d. 21 Oct. 1852) has
issue, /
I. William, J.P., 6. 13 Nov. 1836 ; m. 24 May, 1867, Mai
widow of Eyre Coote, Esq. of Westpark, Hants, and dauj
of Lieut.-Gen. Lechmere Worrall, and has issue.
II. John William Fleetwood, 6. 24 Nov. 1833. j
III. Charles William Beresford, 6. 24 Oct. 1843. i
IV. Octavius William Cotton, 6. 11 Sept. 1345.
I. Clara Essex.
II. Lucy Isabella, m. 5 Aug. 1862, Henry Peach Kcighlj"'
Peach, Esq. of Idlicote Park, co. Warwick.
III. Cressida Elizabeth, ra. 4 Oct. 18G6, H. E. Johnston*
Scott, Esq. of Wood Hall, co. York, 2nd son of Sir J. V«,
B. Johnstone, Bart. iv. Florence Wynn.
He m. 2ndly, 20 May, 1854, Clara, 2nd dau
I. E. Hartman, Esq. Mr. Selby Lowndes hi
served as High Sheriff for Bucks. He is one o:
the co-heu's of the Barony of Grandison, and also
co-heir of the Barony of Moxtaccte. His claim
to the latter is now before the House of Lords.
itillCajC. — Eobert Low.vdes, a scion, it is stated, of the
ancient family of Lowndes of iciff/i Ball, co. Chester, settled
at Winslow, co. Bucks, early in the 16th century. He m. 1576,
Jane Croke, and had issue. (Capt. Lowndes, an early settler
in Virginia, ancestor of the Lowndes family of Jamestown in
that State, is beheved to have been one of the sons of this
marriage. He acquired a large plantation in Virginia, and
entailed it on failure of his own issue on the issue of the elder
son of this marriage). Mr. Lowndes d. 1602, and was s. by
his eldest son,
William Lowndes, Esq., 6. 1585; m. 27 Oct. 1612, Frances
Wendover, and had issue, of whom,
I. Edmund, 6. 1617, lived in Virginia and Ncrth Carolina.
North America, from 1643 to 1658.
u. Egbert, of whom hereafter.
Mr. Lowndes d. 6 Oct. 1654; his 2nd son,
Eobert Lowndes, Esq., h. 1619, fled to America in 1642,
where he remained for eight years, and then returned to
Winslow. He m. 1st, Margaret Selby, by whom he had a dau.,
Margaret, m. John Lowndes, of Jamcstov.n, Virginia.
He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Peter Fitz William, by whoa
he had, with four daus., a son,
William, his heir.
Mr. Lowndes d. Jan. 1683, and was s. by his only son,
William Lowndes, Esq., the well-known Financier, who wai
Secretary to the Treasury. He rn. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Eoger Harsnett, Knt., and by her (who d. 16S0; had a son,
Eobert, his heir. He m. 2ndly, 1683, Jane Hopper, by wiiom
(who d. 16S5) he had a dau., Anne, 6. 1684, who m. ; and 3rdly,
Elizabeth, dau. of Eichard Martyn, D.D., by whom (who d.
1639) he had one son and one dau.,
William, of Astwood Bury, ancestor of Lowkdes-Stoxe,
Brightwell Pari; co. Oxford.
Elizabeth, b. 1688 ; ra. Thomas Duncomhe, Esq., and d. 1712,
Mr. Lowndes m. 4thly, 1691, Eebccca, dau. of John Shales,
Esq., and had (with six other sons and seven daus.),
Charles, ancestor of the family of Lowndes of Chesham
(see that name).
Queen Anne conerred upon Mr. Lowndes, who was many
years a member of the House of Commons, and Chairman ol
Ways and Means, and to whom the nation is indebted foi
originating the funding system, the office of Auditor of tU(
Land Eevenue, for life, in reversion to his sons, with augmen
tation to his coat of arms. His eldest son,
Eobert Lowndes, Esq. of Winslow, co. Backs, bapt. 1678 1
d. 1727, leaving, by Margaret his wife, a son and successor,
Eichard Lowndes, Esq. of Winslow, High Sheriff of Buckf 1 r^
1742, and M.P. for that co. 1742. He m. Essex, youngest dau
and co-heir of Charles Shales, of London, by Anne his wife
2nd dau. and co-heir of Thomas Barrington, Esq., son of Si;
John Barrington, Bart, of Barrington Hall, who was third ii
descent from the marriage of Sir Thomas Barrington, of Bar
rin^Lon Hall, with the Hon. Wiuiiied Pole, granddau. an(
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THE LANDED GENTRY,
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i-hcir of Martraret riantaeenct, Countess of Salisbury, dau.
id sole heir ol Georpe, DuUc of Claieiice, broilier of Kins
DWARD IV. (sfc Burke's VicissUuik$ of Fuiailks). By this
dy Mr. Rithard Lowndes left a son and successor,
William Lowndes, Esq. of Winslow and Whaddon, co.
icks, who took the name of Selbt; he m. 17GG, Mary, dau.
id co-heir of Thoma.' Goostrey, ICsq. of London, by Mary his
fe, eldest dau. and co-heir of Thomas Anscll, Esq. of Hitch-
den, and Mary his wife, sister and heir of Jolin Eleetwood,
iq. of Missenden Abbey, co. Bucks, and by her (who c^. 178G)
id issue, I. William, his heir: ii. Robert; ni. Richard,
M., Vicar of Swanbourne; iv. Thomas, LL.B., Rector of
)i-th Crawley; i. Mary, m. the Rev. Thomas Howard, A.JL ;
Anne; m. Elizabeth; iv. Essex; v. Lydia; vi. Clara.
r. Selby-Lowndcs d. 1813, and was «. by his son,
William Selby Lowsdes, Esq. of Whaddon Hall, M.P. for
. Bucks 1S07-20, m. 25 Aur. 1806, Ann Elcanora Isabella,
u. of the Rev. Graham Hannier, Vicar of Hanmer, Flint,
d by her (who d. 30 April, 1852) had issue,
.(. William .Sklbt, now of Winslow- and Whaddon.
(I. Thomas William, late of the 8th Hussars, ;-. 8 Oct. 1810.
,ni. Richard William, of The Elms, Blctchlcy, J. P., b. 2 Oct.
: 1811; 1,1. 22 Feb. 1842, Stary Susan, dau. of the Rev. Wil-
liam Fletcher, F.R.A.S., and has issue,
a Richard William, b. 3 Sept. 1848; m. 18 Dec. 1872, Kliz.-i-
beth Frances, only surviving child of Hon. Henry Thomas
Howard, 2ud son of Thomas, Karl of Suflolk, uud has
issue.
J Mary Isahclla Maria, m. Robert Augustus Aspinall, Esq.
2 Eleonora .\nna.
3 Sophia Edith, ni. Edward Hanplopc Watt^ r.=q. of Ilans-
lope Park, Bucks. 4 Emily Hairictt,'.
5 Madeline Philippa. f> Gertrude Matilda.
7 Evelyn Rose. 8 Clara Ivy.
IV. Harry William, late of the 15th Hussars, 6.20 Sept. 1S12,
decea.sed.
r. Edward William, J.P., h. 3 Sept. 1813; m. 23 Sept. 1$^,
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Isaac K. Hartman, Esq., auU has,
1 William Seymour, b. 31 July, 1838.
2 Owen Charles, b. 10 Dec. 1843.
3 Meyrick Edward, b. 1848.
1 Mary IsabcUa. 2 Mary JToyric'!:.
3 Lucy. 4 Clara Elizabeth.
n. Charles William, Rector of Korth C-av,icy, J P.. h.
10 Nov. 1815 ; m. 2 Nov. 1844, Laura Anue, dau. of Thomas
I>elvcs BrouRhton, Esq., and has issue, •
1 Charles William, 93rd foot.
1 Henrietta Jane.
2 Mary Jemima, in. 1870, E.cv. J. S. EroTVnrigg, M.A.
3 Clara Elizabeth.
•. Selby Lowndes d. 18 May, 1840.
inns — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, Lowkdes, arg., fretty az.,
Jh interlacing, charged with a bezant, on a canton gti. a
pard's head erased at the neck or; 2nd and 3rd, Selbt, or,
•ee bars sa. within a bordure wavy gu. ; twenty-six quar-
ings, including Pole, Plantagenet, Neville, ic t'/>.s(s —
■., A leopard's head erased at the neck or, goixed with a laurel
inch ppr., for Lowsdes; 2nd, A Saracens head affrontce ppr
eathcd round the temples or and sa., belt and quiver ^uUl, for
LBT. JI/o»o— Ways and means.
Seot— Whaddon Hall, Stoney Stratford.
LOWNDES OF BRIGHT-WELL.
See LowNDES-SioifE.
LOWNDES OF CHESHAII.
LCWNDES, William", Esq. of Chesham, co.
acks, J.P., LL.B. Trin. Hall Cambridge, Bar-
9ter-at-Law, b. 28 May, 1834.
ILllTCilflC. — Charles Lowndes, Esq. of Chesliam, co.
icks. Secretary of the Treasury, son of William Lowndes,
1-. also Secretary of the Treasury (by Rebecca his 4th wife,
Lowndes 0/ (F/icc/c^on), to. Anne, eldest dau. and coheir
Charles Shales, Esq. of London, by Anne his wife, dau.
d co-heir of Thomas Earrington, 4th in descent from the
irriage of Sir Thomas Earrington, of Earrington Hall,
~cx, with the Hon. Winifred Pole, granddau. and co-heir of
ugaret Plantagenet, Countess of Salisbury, dau. and sole
ir of George, Duke of Clarence, brother of King Edward IV.
Burke's Rnijal Fainilies, Pedigree xxvi.). By this lady
. Secretary Lowndes was father of
William Lowndes, Esq. of Chesham, a Commissioner of
:cise, m. Lydia Mary, dau. of liobcrt Osborne, Esq., Coin-
isioner of the navy, and had a son and successor,
William Lowndes, Esq. of Chesham, m. Harriet Wilson,
dau. of John Kingston, Esq. of llickmausworth, co. Herts,
and left issue,
William, of Chesham.
Charles (Rev.), of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, M.A., Rector of
Hartwell and Little Hampden, Aylesbury, to. Bucks, vi.
Jane, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Walker, Rector of Standon,
CO. Stafl'ord.
William Henry. Joseph.
Jlary, m. Capt. Ch.arles Eaton.
Elizabeth, m. Rev. Charles Henry Tyler, M.A., Rector of
Chelwood, near Bristol.
Harriett, hi. Capt. Thomas Roberts.
Gcorgiana.
Mr. Lowndes d. 1S31, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Lowndes, Esq. of Chesham, J.l'. for cos. Bucks and
Herts, D.L. for the former co., and High Sheriff 1848, of Trin.
Hall, Cambridge, B.C.L. 1832, b. 24 Nov. 1807 ; m. 1st, 12 Aug.
1830, Mary Harriet, 3rd dau. of Kender Mason, Esq. of Beel
House, Amersham, and by her (who d. 18 April, 183C; had
two sons,
WiLLi.vM, now of Chrsham.
Joseph, b. 2 July, 1S35, Lieut. 26th regt.
He )/i. 2ndly, 15 June, 1837, Martha, 3rd dau. of Robert Sutton,
Esq. of Rossway, co. Herts, and by her had issue,
James, b. 22 April, 18.38.
George, b. 13 Aug. 1846.
Katherine Martha, deccafed.
Clara. Mary. Anne.
Mr. Lowndes petitioned for the ancient barony of Monthermer,
and his claim was referred to the Committee for Privileges of
the House of Lords. He d. Aug. 1864, and was s. by his eldest
son William, now of Chesham.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and Gth, Lowndes, as in last Article;
2nd, Shales, gu., six escallops arg., three, two, and one ; 3rd,
Barmngton, arg. three chevrons t;u., a label of as many points
az. ; 4th, Pole, per pale or and sa. a saltire engrailed counter-
changed; 5th, Plantagenet, gu., three lions passant yuardant
or. Crest — Same as Lowndes of Whaddon. MoUo — Ways and
means.
(beat— The Bury, Chesham, co. Bucks.
LOWNDES OF BAEHINGTON.
Lowndes, G-eoege Alan, Esq. of Barrington
Hall, Essex, D.L. for Essex, and J.P. for that co.
and Herts, High Sheriff for Essex 1861, b. 28 May,
1829 ; m. 1st, 13 Nov. 1856, Helen E'nma, 2nd
dau. of the late Eev. Ai'thur Johnson Danyell, of
Kampisham Manor, co. Dorset (by Elizabeth his
wife, only child and heiress of John Daniell, Esq.
of Hendford House, Somersetshire), and by her (who
d. at Naples 14 Feb. 1S63) has issue,
I. Alan Gardner, 6. 21 Aug. 1857; d. 7 Feb. 1SC3.
II. Alan Herbert Watlington, b. 4 July, IfcCa.
I. Ethel Helen Mary.
He m. 2ndly, 6 Oct. 1866, Fanny, 4th dau. of the
late George Farley, Esq. of Henwick House and
Froxraoor Court, co. Worcester. Mr. G. A.
Lowndes, whose patronymic is Clayton, assumed
the name and arms of Lowndes on succeeding to
the estates of the late Thomas Lowndes, Esq. of
Barringtou Hall.
JLincaffC. — George Clayton, Esq. of Lostock Hall, co.
Lancaster, by Dolly his wife, youngest sister of the 1st Lord
Gardner, and widow of Robert Barrie, Esq., was father of
William Clayton, Esq. of Lostock Hall, 6. 18 June, 1790;
m. 1823, Mary, dau. of Edward Ciiadwick Gobst, Esq. of
Preston (of whom hereafter}, and by her (who d. 12 Jan. 184'2>
had issue,
Oeorge Alan, his heir.
Edward-ffarington (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Ludlow, Salop, m,
9 April, 1874, Victoria Alexandrina. youngest dau. of Col.
Hon. K. H. Clive and Baroness Windsor (stc Burke's Fecrage
and Baronetayi), by whom he has issue.
William Barrie.
Valentine Gardner, Major Royal Engineers, m. Mary Ellen,
2nd dau. of late P. Serjeantson, Esq. of Liverpool.
Francis Starkie, Commander R.N., m. 1872, i:iizabeth Har-
riett, dau. of Rev. W. House, who d. Aug. 1876.
Eliza Dolly, id. 30 April, 1846, Capt. Charles Edward Stanley,
who d. 13 Aug. 181U.
Mary Caroline.
Fiances Mildred, d. 20 Sept. 1868.
31r. Lowndes d. July, 1863, and was s. by his eldest son.
994
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J'amiln of ^ofonbcs. |
KoBEKT Lowndes, of Overton (grandson of John Lowndes,
of Overton, and Alice his wife, dau. of Randle llodc, of Rode,
and onl}' son of John Lowndes, of the same place, by Alice,
dau. of Robert Stephenson, of Dalby, co. Lincoln), m. Eleanora
Eaven, and had a son and heir,
William Lowndes, of Overton and Lea, in. Elizabeth, dau.
and co-heir of Ralph Lowndes, of Iladley and Lea, and had
issue,
John, of Overton and Lea, who, by Anne his wife, had an
only chilli, Sarah; la. Awn.shain Churcuill, and had issue.
She sold Lea and Overton to her uncles.
Samuel, drowned 1707.
Robert, of whom presently.
Thomas, who purchased (Jverton. lie founded t!ic Professor-
ship of Astronomy at Cambridge.
The 3rd son,
Robert Lowndes, Esq., purchased Lea from his niece, Sarah.
By Ruth Graves, his 1st wife, he had an only child, Elizabeth,
<l. s. p. He rii. 2ndly, Mary, nee Kenyon, widow of the Rev.
\\. Turton, and had issue,
I. Edward, of Charleston.
II. ItOBERT, of Pultcrton, en. Derby, sometime of Widcombe,
Somerset, in. Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Richard Millies,
of Chesterfield, and by her (who d. 1769) had, with a son,
Milncs, d. s. p., aged 36, another son, the late Thomas
Lowndes, Esq. of Jjarrinftton.
I. Mart, m. Chadwick Gorst, Esq. of Preston, and d. 1804,
having had issue by him (who d. 1797),
Edward Gobst, Esq. of Preston, who, by Elizabeth his
wife, dau. of James Wigglesworth, Esq. had issue,
1 Thomas, of Palterton, who took the name of Lowndes.
2 Edward Chaddocx, assumed the surname of Lowndes,
ra. Elizabeth, dau. of J. D. Nesham, Esq. of Houghton-
le-Spring, co. Durham, and left issue (see Lowndes of
CfiMlecombe), d. Sept. 1B72.
1 Elizabeth. 2 Barbara Jane.
3 Mary, m. William Clayton, Esq. of Lostock Hall,
and was mother of the present Mr. Lowndes of bur-
rington Hall.
4 J>orothy Anne, m. William Adam Hulton, Esq., Ear-
rister-at Law, and had issue.
y( /•!/!.?— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, Lowndes, arg. fretty az. on
a canton sa. a lion's head erased or; 2nd and 3rd, Clayton,
arg., a cross engrailed sa. between four torteaux. Cresta —
Lowndes, A lion's head erased or; Clayton, A dexter arm
embowed, the hand grasping a dagger, the point to the dexter,
all arg.
Smt — Earrington Hall, Hatfield, Broad Oak, Essex.
Note. — A branch of the House of Overton was formerly
seated at Bostock Hall, co. Chester, and afterwards at Hassal
Hall in the same co., a scion of which settled in South Carolina,
Korth America. They descended from
John Lowndes, of Bostock Hall, Gent., son of Rtchard
Lowndes and grandson of William Lowndes, Esq., Unvp. Queen
Elizabeth, a descendant of a younger son of the House of
Overton, who purchased Bostock Hall in that reign. He m.
Jane, dau. of John Weld, Esq. of Weld House, and sister and
co-heir of William Weld, Esq. of Hastal Hall, by whom (who
d. Feb. 1690) he had ten children. He d. 18 May, 1667. Of
his children,
1. Richard, his heir, was bapt. 13 Oct, 1015, and was s.
14 Jan. 1709, by his son,
Richard, h. Oct. 1673, whose great-grandson, William
Lowndes, Esq. of Hassal Hall, b. 179.% (/. s. p. and be-
queathed all his estates to his niece. Miss Susana Kirkby
Keddal, his sister's dau.
It. Charles, bapt. 6 Dec. lOSS, who had, by Sarah his wife,
a son,
Charles, who settled in early life in the Island of St.
Christopher, or St. Kitts, in the West Indies, and later
removed to Charleston, South Carolina. He in. Ruth,
dau. of Henry Rawlins, and d. March, 1736, leaving
three sons,
1 William, whose grandson, John, was Surveyor-General
of Dominica, and d. 1812.
2 Charles, a Planter in Colleton County, and Provost
Marshal for South Carolina in 17o2, m. Jeanuie Perry,
and (I. 1763, leaving a son, Charles.
3 Rawlins, Provost Marslial for South Carolina 1742,
was called to the Colonial Bar. He opposed the British
Government throughout the War of Independence, and
was appointed President of South Carolina 10 March,
1778. He was three times married, 1st, I.") Aug. 1748,
Amarinthia, dau. of Thomas Elliott, of Rantoule.';,
d. s. p. 14 Jan. 1750 ; 2ndly, 23 Dec. 1751, Mary Cart-
wright, of Charleston, by whom he had, with four
daus., two sons to survive, Thomas and James; and
3rdly, Sarah Jones, of Georgia, by whom he had a
son, William. He d. at Charlestown 2t Aug. 1800, and
from him descends the present family of Lowndes
of South Carolina.
LOWNDES OP CASTLE COMBE.
Lowndes, Edwaed Chaddock, Esq. of Palter-
ton Hall, CO. Derby, and Castle Combe, Wilts, J.P.,
h. 6 Dec. 1833, M.A. Trin Coll. Cambridge, High
Slieriff Wilts 1874. This gentleman, son of the late
Edward Chaddock Lowndes. Esq. (previously
Gorst), assumed the surname and arms rf
Lowndes by royal license, 18 July, 1853, in com-
pliance -with the testamentary injunction of his
great-unclcj Eobert Lowndes, Esq. of Palterton.
3LilTCil3C. — Mr. Lowndes is a descendant of the very
ancient family of Lowndes, formerly of Leigh Hall and
Overton, Cheshire (see preceding Memoir). His father,
Edward Chaddock Lowndes, Esq. (formerly Edward Chad-
dock Gorst) m. 1830, Elizabeth, dau. of John DowthwaiU
Neshom, of Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, and by her (who ^'
4 Dec. 1848) had issue,
Edward Chaddock, now of Palterton Hall and Castlecoml)e,|
John Eldon Gorst, sometime M.P. for Cambridge, iii. Mary;
dau. of the Rev. L. Moore, and has, with other issue, a sonj
John Eldon.
Henry Sandiford Gorst, d. 1852.
Thomas William Gorst. Robert Campbell Gorst, R.IT.
Elizabeth Jane, m. the Rev. W. L. Clay, and has issue.
Jlary Rachel Gorst.
Frances Ann Georgina Gorst, d. young.
Emily Barbara, to. Capt. W. E. Gordon, R.N., and has issue.
Mr. Lowndes d. 9 May, 185D.
Arras — Arg., fretty az. a canton gu. thereon a lion's heai
erased or, quartering Gorst. Crest — A lion's head erased or
gorged with a wreath of laurel vert.
Heat — Castlecombe, near Chippenham.
LOWNDES OP ARTHURLIE.
Lowndes, James, Esq. of Arthurlie, co. Renfrew
J.P., b. 1822, Capt. in the Prince of Wales' roya
rcgt. of Renfrewshire Militia ; appointed 1858 to tht
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms ; m. 1859
Eleanor Jane, dau. of John Marston, Esq.
ILtnCilflC. — This family settled at a very early period Si
CO. Chester, and from a younger branch of the Cheshire famil;
of Lowndes is stated to have descended,
James Lowndes, Esq. of Arthurlie (youngest son of MatthM
Lowndes, Esq.), who purchased Arthurlie from his nephew
John Lowndes, Esq., son of his elder brother, John. He w
Katharine, eldest dau. of Joseph Taylor, Esq., of Dorsf
(whose grandfather was for many years M.P. for that co.), an
(/. 27 July, 1813, leaving issue, William, his heir ; James
Charles; John (Rev.) M.A. Queen's Coll. Oxford, m. ChM
lotte, dau. of the Rev. J. Bartholomew, of co. Northamptoi
by whom he had issue two sons (John, 47th foot; and Jamt
Bartholomew); and Joseph. The eldest son,
William Lowndes, Esq. of Arthurlie, J. P. and D.L., il
1817, Janet, dau. of Adam Keir, Esq., Banker, of Paisley, an
d. Nov. 1849, leaving issue, James, now of Arthurlie; Adai
Keir, d. 31 Jan. 1856; Isabella; and Katherine.
Arms — Arg., fretty az. on a canton gu., a lion's head eraM
or. Crest — A lion's head erased or, with a wreath of laure
ppr.
iSeot— Arthurlie, near Renfrew, N.E.
LOWRY OF POMEBOY.
LowET, Egbert William, Esq. of Pomero
House, CO. Tyrone, B.A.. Brasenose Coll. OxfoK
J.P. and D.L., M.R.I.A., B.arrister-at-Law, Hig
Sherifl' 1852, h. 30 Dec. 1816 ; in. 1 July, 1855
Frances Elizabeth, youngest dau. and co-heir C
Benjamin Humphrey Geale Brady, Esq. of Mour
Geale, co. Kilkenny, and has had issue,
I. Robert Thomas Graves, 6. 16 Jan. 1857, Lieut. 1
Dragoon Guards. ii. William Lowry, d. young.
I. Mary Ann Catherine. ii. Letitia Maria.
iLillCilQC— This is a junior branch of Earl Belmorc
family, and claims to be descended from a common ancest(
witli the family of Laurie of MaxwelUon, Barts., now extim
in the male line.
The Rev. James Lowky, of Tullyhog, 6. 1707, 4th son i
Robert Lowry, Esq. of Ahenis (ancestor of the Earls Bei
more), by Anne his wife, dau. of the Rev. James Sinclair, <
Holyhill, CO. Tyrone, was Rector of Clogherny, and altc
wards of Desertcreight, co. Tyrone, where he d. 1787. He r,
LOW
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995
>•, elder ilau. of John Kicharclson, Esq. M.r., of Rich
0. AriuaRli, and sister of Mary, Viscountess Gosforil,
11(1- (who d. 1771) he had issue,
KoiiEBT, of Pomcroy.
. .lolin, llcctorof Cloghemy, m. 1772, Susannah, only child
;uul heiress of the llev. George UnderwooJ, Hector ol Kcn-
cutt, CO. Oxford, and had issue,
1 The Rev. James Lowry, Rector of Cloghemy, 6. 3 April,
1773; U. 4 Nov. 1852. He m. Harriet, dau. of James
Duberley, Esq. of Heusham Hall, co. Oxford, by whom
(who d. a Jan. 1843) he hud issue an only child,
1 Harriet Jlartha, m. William Owen Jackson, Esq., Eav-
rister-at-Law, deceased. She li. 1 June, 1870, without
issue.
■2 JancLowry, ;n. 1805, Charles, Frederick Barnwell, Esq.,
now deceased. She d. 1 Sept. 1862, leaving issue.
1 James, from whom the Rockdale branch,
ster, m. Thomas Dickson, Esq., M.l'.
, ..lest son,
;.iBF.RT LowBT, Esq. of Pomeroy, 6. 2 Oct. 174S; d. 1S02;
17 77, Eliza, dau. of Major William Tighe, of Ballyshannon,
1 by her (who d. 1822) had issue,
. lames, 14th Light Dragoons, b. May, 1778 ; d. unm. 1807.
I. UoBERT William, late of Pomeroy.
II. John, formerly 8th regt.
V. Armar, of 4oth regt., wounded at Orthes, d. 18 June,
1^70, aged 85.
, , William, of Drumreagh, near Dungannon, co. Tyrone,
f irmerly Commander R.N., m. 1819, Isabella (who d. 21
N'V. 1873), dau. of the Rev. John Graham, Rector of
V meroy and Mullinagore, co. Tyrone, and d. 19 April
1^75, acred 82, leaving issue, '
1 K birt William, late Lieut.-Col. 47th regt., now Lieut. -
Gen. in the army, served in the Crimea, and has medal
with three clasps, Turkish medal and five clasps, and the
Medjidie, 6. 20 March, 1824; m. 9 June, 1863, Emily
Kohesia, dau. of Sir Henry G. Ward, G.C.M.G., Lord
High Commissioner Ionian Islands, Governor of Madras,
(fee, and has issue,
Robert Swinburne, Lieut. R.N., 6. 4 March, 1854.
"William Henry, Lieut. 21st Royal Scots Fusilior.=, 6. 2
Dec. 1855. Henry Ward, 6. 26 Jan. ISoJ.
Charles E. Corry, 6. 6 Sept. 1863.
Arthur Cole, 6. 18 Sept. 1864.
James Herbert, 6. 14 May, 1866.
Ernest AVard, 6. 15 Feb. 1871.
Emily Hope. Mary Georgina.
2 William John, Lieu'* E.N., d. 1864. 3 John Honry.
4 James Arniar, late Capt. 47th regt. d. 24 April, ls61.
He went through the Crimean campaign.
5 Armar Graham, Capt. 8th foot, formerly Capt. 41st
regt., with which he served in the Crimea, and has medal
with three cla.*ps, Turkish medal and 5th class ot the
?Iedjidie. He iii. 10 Dec. 1869, Margaret, dau. of the late
Robert Newton, Esq.
1 Elizabeth.
2 Isabella Hester, to. 17 Nov. 1864, John Toler, Esq., M.D.
3 Mary Grace, d. 20 Feb. 1857.
[. Evcrina, d. unm. ii. Hester, d. 4 March, 1863.
;ii. Elizabeth, d. 19 Jan. 1867. iv. Maria, d. umn.
Idest surviving son,
...niERT William Lowkt, Esq. of Pomeroy House, J. P. and
L., High Sheriff co. Tyrone 1812. 6. 1787; r,i. 6 Feb. Isl5,
:. only dau. of Admiral Samuel Graves, the elder brother
1 Thomas Graves, K.B., and had issue,
KmEKT William, now of Pomeroy House.
John Fetherstonhaugh, of Belniore, co. Westmeath, Dora-
ville, CO. Tyrone, oncl Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin, B.A., Erase-
i.ose Coll. Oxford, Barrister-atLaw, J. P., ni. 12 Sept. 1854,
Dorothea Eliza, dau. of William John Moore, Esq., and
relict of George Foliiott, Esq. of Vicars Cross, Cheshire,
nnd has issue, a dau., Anna Graves.
omas Graves, R.E., killed at Sebastopol, 7 June, 1855.
>ter. Id. 27 May, 1802, the Rev. Ricliard Johnston, Rector
1 Kilmore, co. Armagh (his 2nd wife); and d. 1 June,
i-76.
za Catherine, m. 9 Jan. 1850, Capt. J. Herbert Arm-
:ong, of Kilclare, King's Co., who d. 17 Aug. 1873,
tving issue.
iia Jane, m. 2 April, 1809, John Malone, Esq. of Barons-
u, CO. Westmeath (his 2nd wife).
"is— Sa., a cup arg. with a garland of laurel between two
. hes of the same, all issuing tliereout ppr. Cnst — Two
1 branches intcrfretted ppr. MoUo over — Floreant Lauri ;
below, Virtus semper viridis.
i — Pomeroy House, Pomeroy, co. Tyrone.
LOWRY OF ROCKDALE.
LowRT, James Cokey Jones, Esq. of Eoclxdalo,
Tyrone, J.P. and D.L., la'tc Capt. R.A., and now
ajor of the Prince of Wales' Donegal Artillery
Militia, served in India during the snppression of
the Mutiny, for which ho has a medal, 6. 2(5 Jur>e
1835 ; m. 20 Oct. 1863, Elizabeth Jackson, 2nd dau.
of Thomas Greer, Esq. of Tullylagau, co. Tyrone,
and widow of the Kcv. Thomas F. Bushc, and haa
issue,
I. Dorinda Florence. ii. Wilhelmina Ethel.
ILtnCntir, — James Lowrt, Esq. of Rockdale, co. Tyrone,
f3rd son of the Rev. James Lowry, of Desertcreight (see Lowrt
of Pomeroy), iii. 1785, Martha, dau. of the Right Rev. James
Leslie, D.D., Bishop of Limerick, by his wife, Joice, sister and
eventual heir of Thomas Lyster, Esq. of LystcrQeld, co. Ros-
common, and by her (who d. Dec. 1831) had issue, James, of
whom presently, and Hester, m. to WiUiam Chaigneau Colvill,
Esq., an eminent merchant in Dublin, and a Director of the-
Bank of Ireland. Mr. Lowry d. 7 Jan. 1790, and was s. by his-
son,
James Lowry, Esq. of Rockdale, h. 1787 ; m. 1st, Harriet,
youngest dau. of Thomas Pepper, Esq. of Ballygarth Castle,
CO. Meath, and by her (who d. 18 April, lb34) had issue,
I. James Corrt, his heir.
II. Edward Leslie, 6. 1811 ; d. unm. 9 Nov. 1833.
III. Thomas William, b. 1814; d. uniii. 31 July, 1852.
IV. Hercules, 6. 1817; d. uam. 27 July, 1851.
V. Armar, b. 8 May, 1821; Adjutant 2nd Tower Hamlets
Volunteers, formerly Capt. 30th regt. ; m. Jane, 2nd duu. of
Joseph Greer, Esq. of the Grange, co. Tyrone, and has had
issue,
1 Mary Jane, d. 30 Jan. 1861.
2 Harriet Pepper, lii. 11 April, 1S72, Frederick Stutficld,
Esq.
\i. Octavius, 6. 25 Dec. 1824, Adjutant Galway Militia, late
Capt. 96th regt., Major in the army; i;i. 24 Nov. 1851,
Arabella, 5th dau. of the late James Jones, Esq. of Mount.
Edward, co. Sligo, and has issue, 1 Thomas Pepper Ernest,
6. 8 Oct. 1852, Lieut. 1st West India reut. ; 2 William Hay
Talbot, 6. 2 Dec. 1854; I Julia Edith Vivian; 2 Florence-
Emily Jane.
VII. Robert, b. 5 Nov. 1826; m. 17 June, 1S52, Louisa, dau.
of the late Thomas Braddell, Esq. ; and rf. without issue,
15 Aug. 1864.
I. Henrietta Martha, to. 28 Aug. 1852, her cousin, Henry
Lowry Barnwell, Esq., who d. 20 March, 1853. She rf. 20
Oct. 1872. II. Charlotte, d. unm. July, 1834.
III. Joice, TO. 1st, her cousin, F.dward Leslie Colvill Esq.;
and 2ndly, Henry Loftus Tottenham, Esq.
IV. Georgina, ra. 16 Jan. 1852, WiUiam Acton, Esq.
V. Mary Louisa Pepper, d. v.iira. 11 Aug. 1S60.
Mr. Lowry m. 2ndly, 15 June, 1835, Emily, eldest dau. of
Joseph Greer, Esq. of Grange, co. Tyrone, and by her (who 0,.
22 April, 1851) had issue,
VIII. Henry MacGregor, &. 17 Dec. 1833; Capt. and Brevet
Major 12th regt. ; m. 24 April, 1867, JIargaret Eliza, eldcsli
dau. of Ranulph Dacre, Esq., and has issue, I Henry Dacre,
b. Aug. 1868; 2 Hubert Leslie, b. 1870.
VI. Emily, m. 25 Oct. 1873, John Richardson, Esq., of Trew-
mount, CO. Tyrone. vii. Martha Leslie, d. 3 July, 1862.
Mr. Lowry d. 14 June, 1847, and was s. by his eldest son,
James Cokrt Lowrt, Esq. of Rockdale, Q.C., Master of tho
Court of Exchequer in Ireland, b. I Nov. 1809 ; m. 1st.,
Dorinda, 2nd dau. of the late James Jones, Esq. of MounD
Edward, co. Sligo, Capt. co. Sligo MiUtia, and by her (who
d. 8 Feb. 1845) had issue,
James Corrt Jones, now of Rockdale.
Edward Leslie Barnwell, b. 27 May, 18.37, late Capt. 81st
regt. ; to. 1st, 27 April, 1865, Eliza Anno, only child of
Thomas Taylor, Esq. of Earsdon, co. Northumberland, by
whom (who d. 23 Dec. 1809) he has issue, i. Evelyne Eliz.-.;
II. Maud Ethel. He »;. 2ndly, 18 June, 1872, Edith Clar.i.
Ilalyman, only child of Samuel Saimders, Esq., and bus
surviving issue, i. James Taylour, 21 Aug. 1875; ii. UiiUa,
Clara Leslie; iv. Joice Leslie.
Thomas Pepper, b. 13 July, 1839 ; d. Jan. 1847.
George Pepper, 6. 22 July, 1843.
John Robert ColvUl, b. 19 Dec. 1844; A.B.. T.C.D., Indian
Medical Staff: m. 26 April, 1871, Adela Hastings, dau. of
William J. B. Lyons, Esq. He d. 19 July, 1873, and hia
widow re-married J.B. Allanson, Esq.
Harriett, );i. 30 Jan. 1858, Michael Obins Seeley Jones, Esq.
who d. 5 April, li-GO.
Eliza, m. 29 Sept. 1863, John Twigg, Esq., Barristcr-ai-Law,
Q.C.
Mr. Lowry to. 2ndly, Ellen, widow of Frederick Gamble, Esq. ;
and 3rdly, 1853, Jane, eldest dau. of Booth Jones, Esq. of
Strydagh, co. Sligo, by whom he bad a son,
Somerset Thomas Corry, b. 21 March, 1855.
He d. 20 June, 18C9.
Arms, frext. and Ji/o/toc.!— Same as Lowrt (/ fojiiaoy.
Seat — Rockdale, Dungannon, co. Tyrone.
996
LOW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LOX
LOWSLEY OF HAMPSTEAD NORREYS.
LowsLET, Luke, Esq. of Hampstead Norrcvs,
Berks, Patron of that Living and tlie neighbouring
Living of Hermitage, b. 7 Aug. 1828 ; m. 12 July,
1865, Mary Maria, younger dan. of William Dewes,
Esq. of Wyld Coui-t, Berks, by whom he has issue,
I. Lionel Dewe, 6. 12 May, 1866.
n. Warin Ashbel, 6. 20 June, 1867.
m. Gerald, b. 28 Dec. 1868.
IV. Horace, b. 6 June, 1870.
Y. Montagu, b. 24 Sept. 1872.
I. Miriam Marie, 6. 26 April, 1874.
II. Naomi Ella, 6. 9 July, 1876.
ICtltCagC— This family claims descent from Sir ATilliam
Lisle, a Knight and High Sheriff for the co. of Ecrks in
1410.
William Lowslet. Esq. of Kingston Eakcpuze, in. April,
1616, Christian, relict of James Horter, Esq., by whom he had
issue, one son,
William Lowslet, Esq., h. 1610; m. 14 Sept. 1042, Frances,
dau. of Edmund Knyvett, Esq., of Norfolk, by whom he had
issue two sons, William and John, and one dau. He d. 1671.
William Lowslet, Esq., elder son, 6. 1 Sept. 1644 ; m. Nov.
1674, Sarah, dau. of Walter Haycroft, Esq., by whom he had
issue three sons, .Joseph, Richard, and John. lie sold his
lands near Abingdon, but left remainder to his eldest son,
Joseph Lowslet, Esq. 6. 7 March, 1G81'; rn. 27 March, 17.32,
Mary, dau. of James CoUins, Esq., co. Berks, by wnom he
left at his decease, Oct. 1750, with a dau., Elizabeth, a son,
Joseph Lowslet, Esq., 6. 1733; m. Sept. 1757, Elizabeth,
dau. of Andrew Clack, Esq., by whom he had issue two sons
and two daus. He bought and handed down property at
Cherrington and Minchinhampton, co. Gloucester. He ('. 1811.
John Lowslet, Esq., elder son, b. 1760; m. Mary, dau. of
Thomas Holliday, Esq., by whom he had issue two daus., Mary
and Harriett, but no son. His dau. Mary, b. 1804, m. 24
April, 1845, George Williams, M.A. of Withenford, co. Wor-
cester, and their dau. and heiress, Mary Caroline Eleanor, 6.
1846, m. 1868, William Wright Hoole, Esq. of Crooksmore
House, CO. York.
Joseph Lowslet, Esq. a younger son, 6. 19 Sept. 1765; m.
Mary Bosley. He inherited from his f,\ther the Berkshire
property, and bought in 1816 the estate of Hampstead
Norreys, co. Berks, which he handed down. He d. 23 April,
1825.
Job Lowslet, Esq., of Hampstead Norreys, elder son, of
above, 6. 20 Nov. 1790; m. 5 Nov. 1827, Ruth, dau. of William
Robinson, co. Berks. He collected a large library of antique
books, which he handed down. He d. 8 July, 1S55, leaving
issue,
I. Lute, now of Hampstead Norreys.
II. Jethro, b. 12 June, 1834; to. 2 Feb. 1856, Mary, only
dau. of J. Matthews, Esq., co. Berks.
III. Obed, M.R.C.S., L.S.A. of London; h. 7 May, 1833; m.
19 July, 1871 ; Mary, only dau. of R. Robinson, Esq.
IV. Barzillai, Capt. R.E.; b. 19 Sept. 1840; -.a. 28 Jan. 1873,
Ada Mansfield, elder dau. of J. H. Pollard, Esq. of Deme-
rara, British Guiana.
I. Adah, b. 18 Jan. 1846; to. 30 April, 1878, John War-
rington Morris, Esq. of Richmond, Surrey.
Anns — Or, a fcss between two chevrons sa., the one in chief
accompanied of three crescents, two and one gu. Crr.it — On a
chapcau gu. turned up erm. a millstone arg. with milliind or.
Motto — An I may.
Stat — Hampstead Norreys, near Newbury.
II
liOWTHER OF SHBTGIiEY.
LowTHER, William Goeges, Esq. of Shrigley
Hall, CO. Chester, Lieut. E.A., h. 11 Feb. 1850 ; m.
1874, Hiirriet Agnes, only dau. of Rev. Edward
Leigh Bennett, Rector of Long Sutton, co. Lincoln,
and has a son,
William Ebnest Huntingfoud, 6. 4 Dee. 1876.
iLCllCTtQC— This is a younger branch of the very ancient
family of Lowthcr, raised to the Peerage in 1696, under the
title of LOXSDALE.
Sib Christopher Lowtheb, of Lowther, co. Westmorland
(whose eldest son. Sir John, was great grandfather of the
1st Lord Lonsdale), had a 5th son, William, father, by his
wife Eleanor, dau. of Anthonj' Wclbury, of Castle Eden, of
Sir Hichabd Lowtuer, who m. Isabel, 2nd dau. of Sir Richard
Fletcher, of Uuiton, and was father of
GEORfiE LowTOEB, of SkWne Abbey, co. Meath, who m
Frances, dau. of Henry Piers, Esq. of Tristernagh, and wai
father of
Edward Lowther, Esq. of Kilrue, co. Meath, who m. Marj, j
dau. of Patrick Cusack, of Gerardstown, and was father of
George Lowther, Esq. of Kilrue, M.P. ; m. 1711, Jane, daa I
of Sir Tristram Bere.-ford, and sister of the 1st Earl of Typooi I'
(see Peerage — Waterford), and had, with two daus., of whoir ''
the youngest, Sophia, m. Rowley Hill, Esq., M.P., two sons,
Gorges, of whom presently.
Mabcus. MP., who ,n. 1743, Catherine, sister and heir o;
Sir Eduurd Crofton, Bart.; assumed the name and arms o
Crofton, and was created a Baeonet (see Peerage — Lobl
Crofton).
The elder son.
Gorges LowrnEB, Esq. of Kilrue, for fifty years M.P. fot
Meath, m. Judith Usher, only sister of St. George, Lord St.
George (whose only dau. Emilia Olivia, m. AVilliam Robert,
2nd Duke of Leinster, and had, with a dau., Sophia, m. Col.
William Irvine, of Castle Irvine, co. Fermanagh, a son and
successor,
George Lowtheb, Esq., of Kilrue and of Lowther Lodge,
CO. Dublin, m. Frances, dau. of Chambrc Brabazon Ponsonby,
Esq. of Ash Grove, and grand-niece of Brabazon, 1st Earl of
Bessborough, by whom he had issue.
Gorges, his heir, of whom presently. ^,
Chambie Brabazon Ponsonby, Rector of Orcheston, Willl^
m. Miss Coffin, and d. 1832, having had aa only son,
Beresford, who d. young.
Frances. Sophia Jane, Mrs. Alcock.
Juliana, m. 1803, Capt. Thomas Penruddocke, of the Cold-
stream Guards, 3rd son of Charles Penruddocke, Esq., M.P.,
of Compton Chamberlayne, co. Wilts (see Jiat FamUy).
Mr. Lowther d. 1785. His eldest son.
Gorges Lowther, Esq. of Hampton Hall, Somerset, and
formerly of Kilrue, which he sold, M.P. for Ratoath 1790-1800,
an officer 5th Dragoon Guards, 6. 1769; »i. 1st, July, 1794,
Julia, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Huntingford, and niece of
Dr. Huntingford, Bishop of Hereford, by whom (who ci. 1832) he
had issue,
I. Ponsonby (Rev.), d. unm. in Canada, 19 July, 1854.
II. St. George, of Brading, Isle of Wight, late 69th refjt.,
111. 1st, Miss Amos; and 2ndly, Mina, dau. of A. Golding,
Esq. of Maiden Earley, and has issue only by 2nd marriage,
I. Bebesfobd. II. Lancelot.
He d. 10 March, 1871.
III. Bebesford (Rev.), b. 1813; J.P., B.A. Exeter Coll.
Oxon, Vicar of Vowchurch, near Hereford, and Domestic
Chaplain to the Earl of Lonsdale ; m. 1849, Laura Alice,
3rd dau. of Lieut.-Gen. Horsford.
IV. Brabazon, of Shrigley Hall, Macclesfield, co. Chester,
J. P., B.A. Mcrton Coll. Oxon, to, Jan. 1847, Ellen Jane,
only child of the late Thomas Legh, Esq., LL.D., F.A.S.,
of Lyme Park, co. Chester, and d. 1877, having had issue,
1 Brabazon, 6. 7 Sept. 1847, deceased; 2 William Gorges,
now of Shrigleyl; 3 Henry Crofton, b. 26 March, 1858;
1 Eleanor Constance.
V. Marcus, of Thornton, Ryde. Isle of AVight, Post Capt.
R.N., m. Emily, Countess of Lerchenfcldt.
VI. William Ponsonby, d. in New Zealand, 1842.
I. Julia, m. the Rev. Harry Lee.
II. Rosalie, ) ,
III. Frances Juliana, f «• «»^'«-
IV. Maud, m. 1st, Thomas Legh, Esq. of Lyme, co. Clie?teT:
and 2ndly, A. J. Deschamps De La Tour, Esq. of Milford,
Hants. V. Blanche, to. Allen Dent, Esq.
VI. Sophia, m. W. M. Bridger, Esq. of Halnaker House,
Sussex, and The Chantry, Bradford-on-Avon, co. Wilts, and
had issue.
Mr. Lowther m. 2ndly, 2 April, 1834, Julia, 2nd dau. of the
Rev. Walter Trevelyan, 2nil son of Sir .John Trevelj-an, Bart,
but by her, who survived him, had no issue. He d. 23 Feb.
1854, aged 85.
Arms^Or, six annulets sa. three two and one. Crest — A
dragon passant arg. Motto — Magistratus indicat virum.
Seat — Shrigley Hall, Macclesfield.
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I'
LOXDAIiE OF CASTLE HILL.
LoxDALE, James, Esq. of Castle Hill, co. Cardi-
gan, J.P. and D.L. for the cos. of Stafford, Salop,
itnd Cardigan, High Sheriff co. Cardigan 1867, M.A.
St. John's, Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law, b. 7 Oct.
1797.
iLtnCilgC— This family traces its descent from
Robert Loxdale, who lived at Mere Town, parish of Forton.
CO. Stafford, on his own estate, by inheritance, in the time of
HsjiBT VII. He m. Joan Undyrwood, by whom he had one son,
I
LOX
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LUA
997
MicnAEL LoxDALE, of Mere Town, who ?». 1559, Alice Grct-
rk(>. and (/. April, 1694, leaving two sons and three daus.
lest son,
EKT LoxDAi-E of Mcrs Towh, bapt. 27 Dec. 15G4, had by
;ied his wife, three daus. and one son,
.MAS LoxDALE, of Mere Town, bapt. 19 Dec. 1599, whom.
iali Worthington, by whom (who was buried 22 July, 1655)
li:ul three sons and seven daus. The eldest son,
John Loxdale, of Mere Town, b. lG-13 ; m. and had issue,
■ Thomas Loxdale (Rev.), M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, b.
Dec. 1675, Vicar of Scighford, and Kector of Forton,
'. Stafford, which he resigned in 1721, and became Kector
if Tixal— "a man of learning and fond of antiquarian
risearchcs," author of "Parochial Antiquities of Stafford-
ire," and other local histories in JISS., cited in Shaw's
-Staffordshire." He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Eld, Esq.
. Leighford, and</. s. p.
Richard, b. Oct. 1680 ; d. ». p. 7 Jan. 17.32. He was
ic tirst of the family who settled at Shrewsbury, wliere he
1 raitised as a Solicitor. He was an Ensign in the " Artillery
rtL;iment raised voluntarily by the inhabitants in the year
171.5, in opposition to the rebels," under Lord Viscount
Newport.
11. Joseph, of whom hereafter.
■j- third son,
-EFH LosDAtE, b. 8 Jan. 16S2, settled at Stafford, of which
lie was Mayor in 1745. He m. Mary Thorley, of kin to
;im of Wykeham, the Founder of Winchester and New
.: , by whom he had issue,
I. Thomas, of whom hereafter.
II. Joseph, d. s.p.
I Anne, m. Eichard Warren, of Stafford; c?. Oct. 1791,
leaving issue three sons and one dau. Deborah.
10 eldest son,
Thomas Loxdale, 6. 29 July, 1720, Mayor of Shrewsbury
71; m. Hannah Skitt, by whom he left issue,
I. Thomas, J.P. and D.L. for Salop, b. 3 April, 1757; d.
•25 Jan. 1842; m. his cousin, Deborah Warren, by whom he
l:;id one dau.,
Anne, m. her cousin, John Loxdale, Esq., and d. 10 July,
1S4S.
II. .JosEPn, of whom hereafter.
HI. Richard, b. March, 1769; m. Jane Jeffreys; andfZ. April,
1?48, leaving four sons.
!. Mary, b. 1754; m. the Rev. Thomas Eden, M.A., Rector of
Alvcrcott, Oxon, and Illmington, co. Warwick, and had
i.-sue, William Henry Loxdale Eden, b. 10 Aug. 1783, d.
Dec. 1868, without issue.
II. Anne, m. the Rev. Thomas Coke, of Jesus Coll. Oxon,
D.C.L., author of a Commentary on the Bible, and a friend
of Wesley, and active member of the Wesleyan Conference.
She d. without issue in 1812.
m. Sarah, b. 10 Dec. 1760; m. Rev. Thomas Hill, Esq. of
Alcaston Manor, Salop; and d. s. p. Dec. 1848.
r. Loxdale d. 20 April, 1793. His 2nd son,
Joseph Loxdale, Esq., 6. 12 Aug. 1759; m. 11 Fob. 1790,
ana Maria, dau. of William Wood, Esq. of Bayston, Salop,
id had issue,
L Tliomas Wood, 6. March. 1791 ; d. s. 71. Jan. 18.'57.
U. Joseph, b. 20 Aug. 1793, Mayor of Shrewsbuiy 1S30;
d.s.p. March, 1838.
m. jA>rES, now of Ca.'stle Hill.
IV. John, J.P. for Salop and Mayor of .Shrewsbury 1840-.'i9,
and 1873, b. 29 Aug. 1799: m. 1st, Anne Loxdale, his cousin,
as above; 2ndly, Anna Rice, dau. of Rev. John Watson,
D.D., Vicar of Ringstead-cum-Denford, and Great Dnding-
ton, CO. Northampton, by whom (who ./. 1 Jan. 1860) he had
issue, John Watson, GeoiTrey Watson Peele, Reginald
James Rice, and Mary Jane Rice ; he r,i. 3rdly, Jane Phillips
Bradley, widow of J. Bradley, Esq. of Lombard Street.
V. George Henry, 6. 12 March, 1804; m. Sarah, dau. of His
Honour George Bagot, High Sheriff of British Guinea, by
whom he had issue three sons and five daus.
▼I. Richard Skitt, d. an infant.
I. Anna Maria, b. 7 April, 1792; d. 1863, having m. the Rev.
Frederick Holmes, M.A., Professor at Bishop's Coll. Cal-
cutta, leaving issue by him three sons and one dau.
n. Sarah Elizabeth, ra. John Nathaniel Williams, Esq. of
Castle Hill, and d. 14 Oct. 1867, without issue.
ni. Henrietta Sophia, 6. 3 April, 1802 ; d. s. p. 20 March,
1842. r , , I ,
TV. Charlotte Emilia, h. Jan. 1806; d. s. p. Dec. 1831.
▼. Emma Louisa, b. 1 Feb. 1809; d. s. p. 7 April, lb69.
V. Laura Matilda, b. April, 1812 ; d. s. p. Oct. 1820.
r. Loxdale was Mayor of Shrewsbury 1797, and for upwards
' half a century High Steward and Deputy Recorder of the
orough of Shrewsbury. He rf. April, 1846.
Arms — Enn., on a chief sa. three lions rampant or. Crest —
bull's head coupcd ppr.
&ai— Castle Hill, Aberystwyth, co. Cardigan.
LOYD OP MONK'S OUCHAED.
LoTD, Lewis, Esq. of Monk's Orchard, Kent,
J.P. for Surrey, High Sheriff 1863, and a Commis-
sioner of Lieutenancy for the City of London, b.
10 Aug. 1811 ; m. 19 June, 1845, Frances Harriet,
dau. of the late Admiral the Hon. Frederick Paul
Irby, C.B., of Boyland HaU, Norfolk.
3L t II CiUflC.— Edwakd Lotd, Esq. of Coombe House, Surrey,
an eminent banker, ?re. 1809, Sarah, dau. of Joseph Taylor, Esq.
of Blackley, co. Lancaster, and both d. Jan. 1863, leaving issue,
Lewis, now of Monk's Orchard.
Edward, of Lillesden, Kent (see that 3Temoir).
William Jones, of Langleybury, Herts (.tr<; thnt Mcnoir).
Sarah, m. H. B. Benyon, Esq. of Rounday Lodge, Leeds,
who d. 1849; she d. 1858, and left four children.
Catherine, m. 1844, T. Dyce Nicol, Esq., M.P., and has five
children.
Hannah, m. W. Entwistle, Esq. of Rushulme, Manchester,
who d. 1865, and had four children.
Fanny, m. 1847, James Sydney Stopford, Esq. ; andd. 1856,
without issue.
Stai — Monk's Orchard, West AViekham.
liOYD OP LILLESDEW.
Lotd, Edwaed, Esq. of Lillesden, Ha'svkhurst,
Kent, J.P. and D.L. co. Lancaster, J.P. Kent, High
Sheriff 1876, late Lieut.-Col. 6th Lancashire R.V.,
6. 19 April, 1820; vi. 12 March, 1846, Caroline
Louisa, eldest dau. of the late John Frederic Foster,
Esq. of Sale Priory, co. Chester, aud Keiupstone,
Beds, and has issue,
I. FKEDEnic Edward, 6. April, 1856.
II. Llewellyn Foster, 6. June, 1861.
I. Mary Louise.
II. Elinor Sarah, jn. 21 Sept. 1876, George John, eldest son
of George C. Courthope, Esq. of Whiligh, Sussex.
in. Frances Helen. iv. Margaret Foster.
V. Caroline Foster.
Mr. Edward Loyd is 2nd son of the late Edward
Loyd, Esq. of Coombe House, Surrey {see pre'
ceding 3Iemoir).
Seat — Lillesden Hawkhurst.
LOYD OP LANGLEYBUBY.
Lotd, William Jones, Esq. of Langleyburr.
Herts, J.P., High Sheriff 1861, Patron of two
Livings, b. 1821 ; m. 1848, Caroline Gertrude, dau.
of tlie late J. H. Vivian, Esq., M.P. of Singleton,
CO. Glamorgan, and has issue,
I. Lewis Vivian, Grenadier Guards.
II. Edward Henry. ui. William Graham.
IV. Arthur Heneage.
I. Gertrude Sarah Loyd. 11. ITarriet Edith.
III. Dulice Gwendoline.
Mr. W. J. Loyd is 3rd son of the late Edward Loyd,
Esq. of Coombe House, Surrey (see Lotd of
Monk's Orchard). He was educated at Eton and
Trin. Coll. Cambridge, and graduated B.A. 1843,
M.A. 1846. He is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy
of The City of London, and Commissioner of
Public Works Loan. He unsuccessfully contested
Eye in 1868.
5e«<s—Langlebury, Watford; and Hern Cliff, Bournemouth.
LUAED OF BLYBOEOUGH.
LiTAED, Geoege AtTGUSTrs, Esq. of Blyborougli
Hall, CO. Lincoln, J.P., b. 25 Sept. 1824 ; 711. 23
Aug. 1855, Maria Louisa Elizabeth, 4th dau. of
the Rev. Joseph Story, of Bingfield, co. Cavan.
ItijlCaSC— The Luards came from France at the Revoca-
tion of the Edict of Nantes. The first of this fan.ily in
England was
Robert Abraham Luabd, from Caen, Normandy, who
settled in London, and m. a Miss Verbecq, by whom he left an
only son,
Peter Abraham Luard, Esq., 6. 1703, who became a great
Hamburgh merchant. He was one of the leading men cf
London who signed an address to his Majesty George II.,
offering their services to defend him against the Pretender,
9.13
LUA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LUA
1745. This gentleman ra. 1st, Miss Myre, by whom he hact a
Bon, Peter Robert, of whom presently. He in. 2nclly,
Henrietta Gabriella, dau. of the Eev. James Abraham Gilbert,
Chaplain to William III., by Catherine his wife, dau. of John
Pierre Boullier, Esq., and had, besides two daus. (one m. Mr.
Davis, and the other Mr. Cazelet) a son,
I. William, m. 27 Sept. 1764, Anne, only dau. of John
Wright, Esq. of Hatfield Priory, Essex, and by her (who d.
3 March, 1799; left at his decease, 29 Jan. 1802,
1 John, 6. 1 June, 1766; n. 17 Aug. 1795, Charlotte Lucy
Kynaston, of the ancient family of Kynaston of Hard-
ioick, Salop, and had issue, 1 Thomas William, «i. 4 Nov.
1835, Louisa Goorgina Sophia, eldest dau. of Plcv.
Thomas Morgan, LL.D., Vicar of Hampton, Prebendary
of Wells, and had issue an only child, Thomas Davies, m.
1858, his cousin, Charlotte Eliza, dau. of Robert Luard,
Esq., and d. leaving two daus., Ellen Christine ; and
Mariana Florence ; 2 Peter, d. Jt?i7)i. ; 3 John, C.B., Col.
in the Bengal army, ra. Louisa Mitchell, and has issue ; 4
Kobert Davies, a Judge in India, m. Marianne, 2nd dau. of
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Lionel Smith, Bart., G.C.B., G.C.H., and
has issue, of whom the 2nd dau., Charlotte Eliza, m. 1st,
1858, her cousin, Thomas Davies Luard, Esq., and 2ndly,
Capt. Field, R.N. ; 1 Charlotte, m. the Kev. Richard
Downes, d. s. p. ; 2 Eliza, m. the Rev. Charles Shukburgh.
2 Peter, who assumed ihe additional surname and arms of
Weight, on inheriting the estate of Hatfield. He in.
Mary Anne Bennett, and had issue five sons and four daus.
(me Wright of HatjieUl Priory).
3 William Wright (see Ldard of The Lodge).
1 Mary Anne, rn. Oct. 1796, George Hyde Wollaston, Esq.
2 Henrietta, m. Charles Brown, Esq., who changed his
name to Hunt.
Mr. Luard d. 1768; liis son by hts 1st wife,
Peter Robert Luard, E.sq., b. 25 Dec. 1727 ; m. .Jane, dau.
of Zachariah Bourryau, Esq., a wealthy West Indian pro-
prietor, who possessed estates in Granada and St. Kitts, and
who, 1747, purchased the estate of Blyborough, co. Lincoln,
from the family of Southcolc. By this lady Mr. Luard had
issue, Peter John, of whom we treat; Francis, 711. Miss Shawe,
and had issue; and Harriet, jji. Hungerford Spooner, Esq.,
and d. 1832. Mr. Luard d. 1802. His eldest son,
Peter John Ldard, Esq. of Blyborough, Capt. 4th Dragoons,
m. 1783-4, Louisa, dau. of Charles Dalbiac, Esq. of Hunger-
ford Park, by his 1st wife, Miss De Visme, and by her had
issue,
I. Charles EocRRTAr, his succes.=;or.
II. Peter Francis, M.D., b. 10 Sept. 1786; m. 1816, Mary
Magdalene, dau. of William Morgan, Esq., and had issue,
1 Peter William, b. 1817 ; m. 1st, Emma Anne, dau. of
Capt. J. Hodson, E.I.C.S., which lady d. 1841. He m.
2ndly, Emelia Frcdcrica, dau. ofMaj.Crommelin,E.I.C.S.,
and has issue two sons and a dau., Peter, 0. 1843 ; Neville
Edward, b. 1848; and Emelia Lucy.
2 George Francis, 6.1821; in. 1843, Jane, dau. of Lieut.
G. Hamilton, and has issue one son and three daus.
3 Henry Reynolds, b. 1828, Capt. R.E. ; in. Caroline
Leggatt, and d. 1870, leaving a son and a dau.
4 Philip Edward, b. 1831, Lieut. R.N.
1 Anne Louisa, d. xniin. 1827.
2 Lucy, }7i. Rev. Arthur Charles Luard, Vicar of Wadworth.
3 Mary, in. 1849, Joseph Stirling, Esq., Capt. It.N., and has
two sons and one dau.
III. George, b. 1788, was Major (half-pay), served in the
Peninsula and at Waterloo; d. umn. Dec. 1847.
IV. John, Lieut.-Col. late 10th regt., served in the R.N.,
1802-7, entered 4th Dragoons 1809, served in the Peninsula,
and was at AVaterloo and Bhurtpore, &. 5 May, 1790; m.
1826, Elizabeth, dau. of Col. William Scott, E.I.C., and
dying 1875, left issue,
1 Richard George Amherst, b. 29 July, 1827, Major-Gen.,
served in the Crimea and China, and in. 1863, Hannah,
dau. of H. Chamberlin, Esq. of Narboro, Norfolk, by whom
he has five sons and one dau.
2 John Dalbiac, b. 31 Oct. 1831, late 82nd regt. ; d. 1860.
3 Frederic Peter, Major Bengal Staff Corps, served in the
Indian Campaigns 1857-8, and at Pekin with Fane's Horse ;
TO. 1870, Lydia, dau. of — Palmer, Esq. of Jerusalem.
4 Charles Henry, b. 1837, Major R.E. ; in. 1869, Amelia,
dau. of — Martin, Esq., and has issue.
1 Elizabeth Louisa.
2 Susan Anne Maria, m. 1876, Gerald W. Martin, Esq.,
Bengal Staff Corps ; and d. Nov. 1877.
V. Henry, a Banker, 6. 4 Dec. 1792; in. 1825, Jane, dau. of
— lUchards, Esq., and has issue, Ifenry Richard, Charles
William, William Richard, and Louisa.
VI. Edward (Rev.), M.A., St. John's Coll. Camb., Rector of
Winter-slow, Salisbury, 1846, b. 1795; in. July, 1821, Julia
Darandu, dau. of Edward Coxe, Esq. of llampstead, and has
issue,
1 Edward Charles, h. 11 April, 1826.
1 Emma Amelia, in. 1851, C. R. Freeling, Esq., and has
issue. 2 Julia Loui.sa.
VII. Robert Luard Selbt, of the Mote, Ightham, Kent, J.P.,
Brevet-Major and late Capt. R.A., b. 24 Oct. 1800; m. Ist,
June, 1833, Mary, 3rd dau. of the late Col. Richard Elmhirst,
of West Ashby, co. Lincoln, an;l by her had issue,
1 Robert Reginald, Ensign 9th foot, 6. 15 March, 1837,
accidentally killed 1857.
2 Charles Edward, Capt. B.E., 6. 13 Oct. 1839.
Major Luard m. 2ndly, Oct. 1850, Lewis Marianne, eldest
dau. and co-heir of Prideaux John Selby, Esq. of Twizcll
House, Northumberland, and The Mote, Ightham, Kent
(on whose death Major Luard assumed the surname of
Selbt), and widow of Charles John Bigge, Esq. of Linden,
and by her has issue,
3 Bertram Selby, b. 1853.
1 Beatrice.
vni. Octavius (Rev.), M.A. of St. John's Coll. Camb., b. 21
June, 1804, Rector of Aunsby, co. Lincoln, m. Maria, dau.
of W. C. Booth, Esq. of Twemlow, co. Chester, and has
three sons and two daus.
I. Louisa Susannah.
Capt. Luard d. 23 May, 1836, and was s. by his eldest son,
Charles Bodrryad Luaud, Esq. of Blyborough, b. 16 ApriJ^
1785; m. 23 Aug. 1821, Henrietta, eldest dau. and co-heire.ss of
John Armytage, Esq. of Northampton (brother of the late Sir
George Armytage, Bart.), and had issue,
George Augustus, now of Blyborough.
John Godfrey, b. 21 Oct. 1829; m. 17 Oct. 1861, Frances, dau.
of Thomas W. Lawford, Esq., and d. 5 Nov. 186'2, leaving
a son, John Godfrey, b. 13 Dec. 1862.
Frederic, Capt. R.A., b. 3 Feb. 1831; d. umn. 27 April, 1858.
Alfred, b. 30 Jan. 1832; m. 18 Oct. 1866, Edith, 2nd dau. of
J. Johnson, Esq. of Sunnyside, Canada West, and has issue.
Arthur Charles (Rev.), B.A., b. 30 Jan. 1832; m. '23 July,
ISGl, Lucy, eldest dau. of Peter F. Luard, M.D., and haft
issue.
Henriette Louisa, m. April, 1845, the Rev. Thomas Booth
Wright, M.A., Rector of Broughton, co. Lincoln, 2nd son of
the Rev. Godfrey Wright, of Billiam House, co. York.
Louisa, d. umn. 18 April, 1845, aged 19.
Maria Jane, d. unm. 27 April, 1845, aged 16.
Mr. Luard d. 26 May, 1855.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, sa., a lion rampant arg. hold-
ing between the paws an estoile pierced of the last, for Luard;
2iid, gu., a chevron between three estoiles pierced arg., for
Bourryau ; 3rd, gu. a lion's head erased between three crosses-
crosslet arg., a crescent for difference, for Armytage. Crent —
Ademi-lion rampant )ipr. holding between the paws an estoile
pierced arg. il/o^o— Prospice.
Seat — Blyborough Hall, Kirton-in-Lindsay, co. Lincoln.
fl
IT
LUAUD OF THE LODGE, WITHAU.
Lttaed, William G-aenham, Esq. of The Lodge,
Witham, Essex, J.P. and D.L., C.B., Eear-Aclmiral
R.N., b. 1820 ; m. 1 April, 1858, Charlotle, 3rd
dau. of the Rev. Henry Du Cane, of The Grove,
Witham, and has issue (with eight daus.),
I. William Dd Cane.
III. Herbert Du Cane.
II. George Du Cane, d. 1873.
IV. Arthur Du Cane.
ILtUCaflC— William Wright Luard, Esq. of The Lodge,
Witham, Essex, J.P. and D.L. (3rd son of William Luard, Esq.,
half-brother of Peter Robert Luard, Esq. of Blyborough, co.
Lincoln {refer to that Family), b. 31 Aug. 1786; to. 10 Oct.
1815, Charlotte, only child of Thomas Garnham, Esq. of
Felsham Hall, Suffolk, and d. 13 Aug. 1857, having had issue,
William Garnham, now of The Lodge.
Thomas Garnham, b. 24 May, 1821 ; m. 19 May, 1847, Jane
Anne, dau. of James Inglis, Esq. of Norwood, Surrey, and
has a son, Thomas Inglis.
Alexander Garnham, b. 1827; d. 2 Aug. 1829.
Frederick Garnham, b. 22 June, 1829 ; d. 4 Feb. 18.')7.
Bixby Garnham, b. 20 Jan. 1835; in. Clara Isabella Sandfortl,
dau. of the Rev. .John Bramston, Vicar of Witham, and has
a son, Frederick Bramston, and other children.
Charlotte Garnham, in. 28 June, 1836, Jacob H. Patti^on, Esq.
Henrietta Garnham, in. 25 June, 1844, the Rev. Reginald Guy
Bryan, and d. 3 Jan. 1849.
Jane Garnham.
Elizabeth Garnham, in. 2 July, 1845, the PvCV. Frederick John
Ross Laurence, of Exeter Coll. Oxon, S.C.L., Hector ol
Tiptree Heath, Essex, and Rural Dean.
Mary Anne Garnhan.
Helen Garnham, m. the Rev. William Raynes, Tutor of Clare
Coll. Camb.
.<4n)!.<!— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, as Luard of Bbiborovxili ;
2nd, Wright of Hatfield ; 3rd, Garnham of FeUham, &uj)uUi'
Crest — As Blyborough.
Seat — The Lodge, Witham, Essex.
LUC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LUC
990
LUCAS OF CASTIiE SHANE.
Lucas, Edwaed Sctjdamore, Esq. of Castle
Shane, co. Monaghan, J.P. and D.L. eo. Hereford,
and J.P. CO. Radnor, Lieut. Hereford Militia, b.
1853 ; s. his uncle 1874.
iLlliragr.— In the eavly part of tlie 17th century, several
members of the Lucas family niisrated from England, and
settled in the sister island, where their descendants still remain,
in the cos. of Clare, Cork, King's Co., and Monaghan. In the
last they acquired, partly by purchase and partly by royal
c;rant, considerable estates, which were erected into a manor
liy patent of Charles II., 16S3, "to be called the Manor of
Jastle Shane," and the principal part of which has ever since
.ontinued in the family.
Francis Lucas, Esq., the first of Castle Shane, whoso will,
iated 15 Oct. 1057, was proved 8 Dec. 1G57, m. Mary Poyntz,
md by her (who m. 2ndly, Robert Moore, Esq.) had a dau.,
Lucy, the wife of Charles, son of Sir Toby Poyntz, and five
ions, Francis, Robert, William, Richard, and Charles. The
eldest,
Francis Lccas, Esq. of Castle Shane, 6. 164G, d. about 1705,
md was s. by his eldest son,
Francis Lucas, Esq. of Castle Shane, M.P. for the borough
if Monaghan from 1713 to 1747. He d. unm. in the latter
.-ear, and was s. by his brother,
Edward Lucas, Esq. of Castle Shane, in. 1st, Elizabeth, dau.
if Thomas Smyth, Esq. of Drumcree, co. Wcstmcath; and
'.ndly, Abigail, Mrs. Brooke, widow, ndd Hancock. By the
ovmer he had (with three daus.) two sons, i. Thomas, who
'. '-.p., leaving, by Alice his wife, dau. of William. 6th Lord
31ayney, several children, of whom Edward, the eldest,
nherited; and Francis, of Grenan, m. Mary, dau. of Hugh
•Livage, Esq. of Ardkeen, co. Down. Mr. Lucas d. 1756, and
va,^ s. by his grandson,
Edward Lucas, Esq. of Castle Shane, M.P. for co. Monaghan,
,!. Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Savage, Esq. of Ardkeen, and
Kill, with other issue,
Francis, of Castle Shane, d. s. p. 1789.
Charles, of whom presently.
I'.ilward (Rev.), m. Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Thcophilus
Clements, Esq. of Rathkenny, and was father of Thcophilus
Edward Lucas, who took the name of Clements.
'he 2nd son,
Cuakles Lucas, Esq. of Castle Shane, Barrister-at-Law, m.
-t. 1786, Sarah, eldest dau. of Sir James Hamilton, Knt. of
'! iiaghan; and 2ndly, Louisa, dau. of Evatt, Esq. of Mount
ise. By the former he left at his decease, 1796, an only
iiiiJ and successor.
Right Hon. Edward Lucas, of Castle Shane, J. P., High
Sheriff 1817, M.P. co. Monaghan 1834-41, and Under-Secretary
■f State for Ireland 1841-46, sworn of the Privy Council there
Mo, &. 27 Sept. 1787; iii. 1812, Anne, 2nd dau. of William
'.iixton, Esq. of Ardee House, co. Louth, M.P. for Ardee, and
;ail issue,
I. Francis, formerly Lieut. 46(h rcgt., d. unm. 1S46.
II. Edward Willlam, of Castle Shane.
i:i. Fitzhcrbert Dacre, 7)i. 24 May, 1852, Laura Adelaide, only
child of Lieut.-Col. John Lucy Scudamore, of Kentchurch
Court, CO. Hereford, and had issue by her (who m. 2ndly,
1S59, John Donegan, Esq. of Carrigmore, co. Cork), Edward
■Scudamore, now of Castle Shane. Mr. Lucas d. 30 Sept.
1857, of a wound received the previous day at Lucknow,
where, as for lour months previously, he had acted as a
Volunteer.
IV. Charles Piorrcpont, Capt. Bengal N.I., b. 1825.
V. Gould Arthur, of Lower Ucomanzi, Natal, late Capt. 73rd
mgt., now R.M., 6. 1829; m. 1857, Cliristabella, dau. of
William Allen, Esq. of Liscongill, co. Cork.
I. Catherine Anne, m. 1852, Samuel Fitzherbert Filgate, Esq.,
J. P., of Hillsborough, co. Down.
II. Anna Isabella. iii. Isabella Florinda.
"lisht lion. Edward Lucas d. 12 Nov. 1871, and was s. by his
■'11,
r.DWAKD William Lucas. Esq. of Castle Shane, J.P. and
' I.., Lieut. 88th regt., who was b. 1819; d. 1874, and was s.
liis nephew, now of Castle Shane.
I /•»!.? — Arg., a fess between six annulets gu. Crest — Out of
'ileal coronet or, a denii-griffin wings expanded gu. Moito
—Mat religione parentum.
'itaj — Custle Shane, near Monaghan.
LUCAS OF BATHEALY.
LrcAS, Akthuk Hyde, Esq. of Eathealy, co.
irk, J.P., late Capt. in H.M. 45th regt., and now
II.
Major South Cork Light Infantry Militia, b. 28 Oct.
1812 ; m. July, 1864, Elizabeth Frances, dau. of
the Rey. Samuel Adams, of Cregg, Fermoy.
JLtlttTttJC. — The Rathealy branch of the Lucas family
settled at Youghal about the year 1640.
Jasper Lucas, a Merchant at Youghal, d. circa 1630, m.
Jane, dau. of John Atkin, Esq. of Minehead, Somerset, and
was father of
Jasper Lucas, m. 11 May, 1C85, Jane, eldest dau. of Samuel
Hayman, Esq. of Youghal, and widow of John Vaughan, Esq.
of the same town, and by her (who d. 13 Dec. 1718) had issue,
John, his heir ; Jasper, ancestor of the Richfordstown branch;
Samuel, buried at Y'oughal, 27 Dec. 1694; Atkin, bapt. 1 Jan.
1697, d. Feb. 1700; Elizabeth, r,i. 26 Dec. 1708, Henry Rugge,
Esq. of Ballydaniel, Recorder of and M.P. for Youghal. He d.
9 Sept. 1710, and was .5. by his eldest son,
John Lucas, an Alderman of Youghal, m. 19 Oct. 1714,
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Arthur Hyde, Esq. of Castle Hyde,
and had issue, Arthur Hyde, his heir; three other sons, who
d. 'unm.; and two daus., Jane, m. Alderman James Uniacke,
of Youghal; and Ehzabeth, m. Hull Attfield, Esq. He d.
12 June, 1732, and was s. by his eldest son,
Arthur Hyde Lucas, of Grange, near Fermoy, b. 6 March,
1715-16. He m. 4 June, 1750, Jane, dau. of James Smyth,
Esq. of Rathcoursey, and by her (who d. 1805) had issue,
Arthur; Henrietta, m. 1st, 1774, Thomas Bernard, Esq. of
Palace Anne, and 2ndly, Richard Perry, Esq. of Cork, and
d. 1838; and Elizabeth, 6. 1753, d. vnm. 1838. He d. 13 May,
1788, and was s. by his surviving son,
Arthur Hyde Lucas, now of Rathealy, b. 3 Oct. 1757 ; ra.
3 Sept. 1806, Frances, dau. of Henry Adams, Esq. of Cregg
Fermoy, and d. 4 Sept. 1830, leaving issue,
Arthur Hyde, now of Kathealy.
John, 6.30 Aug. 1816; to. Mary, dau. of Laurence Corban,
Esq. of Kilworth, co. Cork, and d. 1 Dec. 1857, leaving
Arthur John and Mary Corban.
Henry, Capt. and Adjutant South Cork Militia, 6. 28 July,
1827 ; TO. 6 Sept. 1864, Emma, dau. of William Whitla, Esq.,
and has issue, Arthur Hyde; Henry John; William; and
Ada.
Anne, d. unvi. Harriet. France.?.
Emma Jane, to. 10 Feb. 1855, Samuel Smith, Esq., M.D., and
d. 11 Oct. 1855. Sarah Maria.
Catherine, d. unm. 26 Sept. 1859.
Arms — Or, a fess between six annulets gu. CresJ— Out o^
a ducal coronet or, a wyvern's head gu.
Scat — Rathealy, near Fermoy, co. Cork.
■ ♦
liUCAS OF RICHFORDSTOWIT.
Lucas, John Eashleigh, Esq. of Richfords-
town, CO. Cork, J.P., m. 4 May, 1865, Alice, eldest
dau. of Eichard H. Purcell, JEsq. of Burufort, co.
Cork, and has issue,
I. Jasper, 6. 1868.
I. Amy. IT. Elizabeth.
5LtU£fC(JC.— This is a younger branch of the Eathealy
family {refer to x>rccedmri Article) .
Jasper Lucas, of the Rathealy family, was father of
Thomas Lucas, Esq. of Richfordstown, co. Cork, jiz. Dorothy,
younger dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq. M.P., of Miltown Castle,
CO. Cork (see that Faraily) and had, with three daus., an only
son,
Jasper Evans Lucas, Esq. of Richfordstown, ra. 1787, Hester
Rashleigh, of Cloncoose (of a family originally from Fowey,
Cornwall), and d. 1822, leaving issue by her (who d. 1855),
Thomas, his heir.
John Evans, to. 15 Aug. 1829, Elizabeth, dan. of James
D'Arcy Evans, Esq. of Knockaderry, co. Limerick, and by
her, who d. 28 Dec. 1845, had issue, of whom a dau.,
Arabella, survives.
Jasper Evans (deceased), m. Arabella Cox, of the Manor
House, Dunmanway.
Dora, i/i. 1st, Patrick Brown, Esq.; and 2ndly, James Nelson
Crofts, Esq.
Hester (deceased) m. Edward Henry Herrick, Esq.
Catherine, widow of James Boyle, Esq.
The eldest son,
Thomas Lucas, Esq. of Richfordstown, J.P., 6. Nov. 1788,
m. June, 1814, his cousin, Dora, dau. and co-heir of John
Rashleigh, Esq. of Cloncoose (descended from the Cornish
family of that name, which see), and has issue,
John Rashleigh, now of Richfordstown.
George, m. 1854, Mary, dau. of Henry Longfield, Esq. of
Waterloo, co. Cork, and widow of Robert Longfield, Esq. of
1000
LAN-
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LAN
the Castle Mary family, and has issue, George, Thomas
Kashleigh, and Dora.
Patrick Browne, Major 10th regt. m. Miss Gumbleton.
Jasper, Capt. 47th regt., m. Anne, dau. of the late William
Crooke Eonayne, Esq., and by her, who d. June, 1&65, had
issue John Eashleigh and Dora.
Eobert, late of the 73rd regt., deceased.
Mr. Lucas d. 22 Jan. 1864.
Arms, &c. — As Lucas nf Rithfnhj .
Seat — Eichardstown, Cionakilty, co. Cork.
LANCASTER-IiUCAS OF WATEillNG-
BURY PLACE.
Laitcastee - LrcAs, Samuel Lucas, Esq. of
"Wateringbury Place, Kent, J.P. for Xent aud
Devon, I.. 3 June, 1828 ; m. 4 July, 1848, Mary
TelTerton, 2nd dau. of the Hon. and Rev. William
Eden, and his -wife the Dowager Lady Grey de
Kuthyn, and has issue,
I. WiLLLAM Matthias Lakcasteb, 6. 27 April, 1849.
II. Charles Eden Lancaster, b. 16 June, 1864.
I. Mary Helewise Ursula.
II. Flora. III. Katharine Elizabeth.
This gentleman, ■who is son of the late Samuel Lan-
caster, Esq. (who d. 1841), by Mary Frances his
■wife, dau. of Matthias Prime Lucas, Esq. of Water-
ingbury Place, and grandson of Samuel Lancaster,
Esq., and Sarah Pierce his wife, assumed the sur-
name of Lucas, in addition to his patronymic La>'-
CASTEE, 1849, on succeeding to the estates of his
maternal grandfather, Mathias Prime Lucas, Esq.
of Wateringbury Place, Lord Mayor of London
1827. He has one brother and two sisters, riz.,
Matthias WiUiam, m. 1864, Helen, ■widow of Capt.
Eritton, U.S.A. ; Mary Catherine, m. 1859, to
"Walter John, eldest son of Walter Paul, Esq. of
Highgrove, co. Gloucester; and Ehzabeth Anne,
ra. 1861, to Alexander James Russell, Esq.
^i-/;2^— Quarterly; 1st and 4th Lucas; 2nd and Srd, Lan-
caster. Crests — 1st, Lucas; 2nd, Lancaster.
Siat — Wateringbury Place, near Maidstone, Kent.
LTJCY OF CHARLECOTE.
LuCT, Hexht Spexcee, Esq. of Charlecote
Park, CO. Warwick, h. 28 Nov. 1830 ; s. on attaining
Lis "majority ; High Sheriff of War^wickshire 1857 ;
of Ch. Ch. Oxford, B.A. ; m. 5 July, 1865,
Christina, eldest dau. of Alexander Campbell, Esq.
of Monzie, co. Perth, by Christina his wife, dau.
and sole heir of Sir Dimcan Cameron, Bart., of
Eassifem, co. Inrerness, and has issue foiu" daus.,
I. Ada Christina, 6. 23 April, 1866.
II. Constance Linda, 6. 22 March, 1867.
III. Sibyl Mary, 6. 7 March, 1868.
IV. Joyce Ahanore, 6. 14 May, 1871.
iltUCaCJC.— Thukstane de Charlecote, supposed to have
been a younger son of Thurstane de Montfort, of Beldes jrt, co.
■VN'arwick, Umip. Eichabd I., was father of
Sib Walter de Charlecote, upon whom Henry de Mont-
fort conferred the village of Charlecote, and the grant was
confirmed by Eichard I. Sir Walter left a son.
Sir William de Lcct, the first of the Charlecotes who bore
that surname, and Sir William Dugdale surmises that he did
so because his mother might have been the heir of some
branch of the great baronial family of Ldct, so named from a
place in Normandy. From Sir William descended the great
and distinguished family of Loot, so prominent in the records
and annals of England.
Edmlnt) Luci, Esq. of Charlecote, &. 1492 (son and heir of
Sir William Lucy, Esq., K.B., of Charlecote, grandson of Wil-
liam Lucy, Esq. of Charlecote, and great-grandson of Sir
Thomas Lucy, Esq. of Charlecote, M.P. for co. Warwick, one
of the retinue of John of Gaunt), a soldier of high repute in
the reign of Henry VII., commanded a division of the Eoyal
army at the battle of Stoke. His great grandson,
SiB Thomas Luct, of Charlecote, M.P. for co. Warwick,
vho rebuilt, 1 Queen Elwabeth, the Manor House with brick,
OS it now stands, was knighted a few years afterwards, and is
commemorated as the prosecutor of William Shakspeare for
deer stealing in his park of Charlecote. Sir Thomas put up a
fine monument to his wife Joyce, ■which is still in Charlecote
Church. The Poet has satirized the Knight under the cha-
racter of Justice Sliallow. Sir Thomas Lucy m. Joyce, dau.
and heir of Thomas Acton, Esq. of Sutton, co. Worcester, and
had a dau., Anne, in. Sir Edward Aston, Knt. of Tixhall; with
an only son, liis successor, in 1600,
Sib Thomas Luct of Charlecote, mi. 1st, Dorothy, dau. of
Nicholas Arnold, Esq., by whom he had one surviving child,
Joyce, the wife of Sir William Cooke, of Highnam. Sir
Thomas m. 2ndly, Constance, dau. and heir of Eichard Kings-
mill, of High Clere, Hants, and had by that lady, with several
daus., six sons, viz., i. Thomas, his heir; ii. Eichard,
knighted Jan. 1617, and created a baronet the March follow-
ing. His male line and title expired with his grandson. Sir
Berkeley Lucy, of Facombe, Hants, whose only dau. and heir,
Mabt Luct, ra. the Hon. Charles Compton; iii. George, slain
in France ; rv. William, the eminent Dr. Lucy, Bishop of St.
David's, grandfather of William Lucy, Esq. of Castle Carey,
Somerset, and of George Lucy Esq. of Pembroke; v. Eobert,
d. in France, 1615, s. 'p. ; ■vi. Francis, living 1682, M.P.
for Warwick. Sir Thomas Lucy d. 1605, and lies buried
in a chapel on the north side of the church of Charlecote,
where a splendid monument was erected to his memory by
Dame Constance, his widow. He was s. by his eldest son.
Sib Thomas Luct, of Charlecote, Member for co. Warwick
in six successive Parliaments. He i)i. Alice, dau. and heir
of Thomas Spencer, Esq. of Claverden, in the same co., and
had issue,
li Pobebt' (.successively of Charlecote, whose male issue
iii. Kichar'd, j '^ ^=^"°'=^-
IV. FuCLK (Sir), TO. Isabella, dau. and sole heir of John
Davenport, Esq. of Henbury, co. Chester, and had, with
other issue,
1 Davenport, who eventually inherited Charlecote; d.
v.-iviii. 1690.
2 George, ") -who both became of Charlecote, and both
3 WiLLIAJI, J d. s. p.
4 Fulke, m. Elizabeth Mason, of London, and was father
of Thomas Luct, -who s. his uncle, the Eev. William
Lucy, D.D., at Charlecote, Feb. 1723-4; and of Geobgk
Luct, who inherited from his brother, and d. unni.
1 Dec. 1786.
1 Lucy, m. the Eev. John Hammond. The grandson of
this lady.
The Eev. John Hammond, occurs in the sequel as
eventual inheritor of CHABLECoxk and the estates ol
the Lucr family.
I. Constance, to. 1st, Sir William Spencer, Bart. ; and 2ndly,
Sir Edward Smith.
II. Bridget, m. Sir Bryan Broughton.
III. Alice, m. Sir William Underbill.
rv. IMary, to. Sir Matthew Herbert.
v. Elizabeth, m. Sir John Walcot.
Sir Thomas Lucy, of whom it was said that "his tables were
ever open to the learned, and his gates never fast to the poor,"
d. Dec. 1640. The Lady (Alice) Lucy put up a most splendid
monument, by Bomini, in white marble, to her husband's
memory, which also is in Charlecote Church. From him
derived, 4th in descent.
The Eev. John Hammond, being described, in George Lucy,
his predecessor's will, as the next person in remainder to
whom stood limited, after his decease, without male issue,
the family estates, and grandson of the Eev. John Hammond
and Alice Lucy, 2nd dau. of Sir Fulke Lucy and Isabella
Davenport. Mr. Hammond assumed the surname and arms
of Luct only, by sign manual, 9 Feb. 1787. He -m. Maj-, 1788,
Maria, dau. of John Jane, Esq. of Bentley Hall, co. Stafford,
and (Z. 12 Jan. 1823, leaving issue two sons,
George, his successor.
John (Eev.) b. 1790, M.A., educated at Winchester Coll. .ind
Trin. Coll. Cambridge, appointed Eector of Hampton-Lucy
1815, and Vicar of Charlecote 1823, J.P. for co. Warwick,
d. Oct. 1874.
The elder son,
George Luct, Esq. of Charlecote, 6. 8 June, 1798, M.P.
from 1820 to 1830, for Fowey, and High Sheriff for co. War-
wick, 1831 ; TO. 2 Dec. 1823, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Jolin
WilUams, Bart, of Bodelwyddan, co. Flint, and d. 30 June,
1845, having had issue,
William Fulke, of Charlecote, h. 10 Sept. 1824; d. unm.
1 July, 1818.
Henrt Spencer, now of Charlecote.
Herbert Almeric, d. 3 Aug. 1840.
Eeginald Aymer, deceased.
Edmund Berkeley, 6. 1842; m. 18C9, Laura Margaret Mul- /
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grave, dau. of WiHiam Stundish, Tsq. of Duxbury Park,
CO. Lancaster; and has a dau., Blanche Susan Maiy, b.
30 Nov. 1874.
Mary Kmily, m. 21 Oct. 1S47, Thomas Lloyd Fitz-Hugh, Esq.
of Ph'is Power, CO. Denbigh.
Caroline, m. 2 Sept. 1857, Charles Powlctt Lane, Esq. of
Badgeniorc, co. Oxford, and c^. 5 March, 18G1.
.<4n)w— Gu., three lucies or pikes hauriant between nine
erosses-crosslet arg. Cnst — In a ducal coronet gu. a boar's
lica<l coupcd erm. between two wings displayed tusked and
crined or. Motto — V>y truth and diligence.
Sent — Charlecote Park, Warwick.
LUMSDAINE OF LUMSDAINE.
See Sandxs Lumsdaine.
LUMSDAINE OF LATHALLAN.
Lttmsdaine, Stamfoed. Egbert, Esq. of Latlial-
lan, CO. Fife, J.P. aud D.L., late Capt. Fife
Artillery Militia, b. 6 Sept. 1831 ; m. 14 Jau. 18G4,
Anna Maria, 2ud dau. of Capt. David Briggs, R.N.,
and has issue,
I. Montague Stamford Robert, deceased.
I. Maude Amy. ii. Gertrude Annie.
III. Lilly Maria Morrieson.
ittllCaCir. — John Lumsdaine, Esq., Major in the E.I.C.S.,
Srd son of Robert Lnmsdaine, Esq. of Innergellie, co. Fife,
purchased the estate of Lathallan in 17S7, and ilyiug 4 Oct.
1823, was s. by his son,
James Ldmsdaine, Esq. of Lathallan, J. P., m. 27 Oct. 1S2-1,
Miss Sophia Lindesay, of Balmuni;o, co. Fife, and had issue.
Mr. Lumsdaine, who was from an early period, up to the year
1824, on the medical staff of the Bengal Establishment, d.
22 Dec. 1853, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
William Lindesay Limsdaine, Esq. of Lathallan, h. 4 Sept.
1828. He d. v/am. 1859, and was s. by his next brother,
John Small Lumsdaine, Esq. of Lathallan, J.P. and D.L.,
6. 1829; d. unm. 4 Oct. 1860, and was s. by his only surviving
brother, the present Mr. Lumsdaine, of Lathallan.
y4/-i/is— Same as those of the Innergellie family (.see Sandys-
LtMSDAiNE), viz., az., a chevron or, between a buckle and a
nxilt's head couped in chief, and an escallop in base arg.,
within a bordure of the second. Cixsi — A heron dfcvoui"ing a
salmon all ppr. Motto — Beware in time.
Stat — L«tthaUan, Colinsburgh, co. Fife.j
LUMSDEN OF PITCAPLE.
LlTMSDEX, Heney, Esq. of Pitcaple Castle, D.L.
nidJ.P. CO. Aberdeen, Lieut. -Col. Loudon Scottish
'Iifle Volunteers, b. 14 March, 1825; m. 5 July,
-SriO, Edith Jane, youngest dau. of the Eev. Robert
^iimuel Battisconibe, M.A., Yicar of Barkway, aud
-icctor of Eeed, co. Hertford, and has issue,
I. Hugh Robert, 6. 4 Feb. 1864.
n. Walter, b. 20 April, 1865.
III. Henry Charles, 6. 27 Oct. 1873.
IV. James Gordon, b. 19 Nov. 1875.
I. Edith Isabella. ii. Alice Charlotte,
ill. Eleanor Theresa. iv. Katherine Evelyn.
v. Charlotte, rf. an infant, vi. Mary Caroline,
vii. Margaret, d. young.
illUCagr. — Lumsden of Pltcaple is a branch of Lumsden
' Cushnie. The founder of this family, Thomas de Lumsden,
alet of Lumsden of that ilk, in co. Berwick, received from
lean, Earl of Fife, a grant of the lands of Drum and
iland, in co. Fife, aud of Easter and Wester Medlar, co.
rdeen. The precise date of this transaction is unknown,
charter having been lost (Robertson's Index, p. 68); but
iiust have been previous to 1353, in which year the Earl
I. Thomas de Lumsden was Vice-Comes of co. Fife, and
name appears frequently in charters and other documents
ncctedwith co. Aberdeen in the middle of the 14th century,
afe conduct was granted to him by Edwakd IIL, dated
odstock, 29 May, 1349 (Rotuli Scotiae 1729), probably to
otiate the ransom of the Earl of Fife, who was taken
■oner at the battle of Durham, 1346, and returned to Scot-
l 1350. The lands he acquired were inherited by his
I endant,
TuoMAs Lumsden, of Couland and Medlar, who bad two
sons, I. James, who s. to Couland ; and ii. Rodebt, of Median
d. 14S0, leaving two sons,
THOMas, m. Marjory Gordon, and d. 149.'), leaving one dau.,
Margaret, ui. 1st, William Johnstone, of that ilk ; and 2ndly,
William Forbes, of Corsindae.
Robert, ni. Isobcl, dau. of John Forbes, of Terpersie, and d.
1516, leaving nineteen children. Of these, the eldest son
was Thomas, who was killed at the battle of Floddcn, Icavinrj
two sons, James, d. 1550 ; and John, who eventually a. to
the property. This
John Lumsden, of Cushnie, who d. 1588, had, by a 2nd
marriage, with Elizabeth Menzies, three sons and one dau.,
John, his heir, m. Janet, dau. of John Mortimer, of
Craigicvar, and had a son, Robert, who d. s. p.
Alexander, of Clova, m. Christian Irvine, and d. 1625,
leaving a son, Robert, of whom presently.
Arthur. Elizabeth, m. John Burnett, of Leys.
Robert Lumsden, son of Alexander Lumsden, of Clova, :.
to Cushnie on the death of his cousin. He m. Agnes, dau. of
Leith of Bucharn, and left issue,
Alexander, his heir, m. Elizabeth Leith, and rf. 1714,
leaving one son, David, who m. a dau. of Sir John Forbes,
2nd bart. of Craigievar, and rf. without male issue 1718.
John, Yd. Agnes, dau. of Gordon of Auchlyne, and rf. 1716,
leaving two sons, Harry, who s. to Cushnie on the death of
his cousin David, and from whom the late Rev. H. T. Lums-
den, of Cushnie was descended ; and Charles.
Robert, ra. a dau. of Forbes of TuUoch ; killed 1690, leaving
one son, John.
James, m. a dau. of Chalmers of Balnacraig, and left two
sons, Robert and John.
William, m. Jean Gordon, and left three son«, 1 .Tames,
d. s. p. ; 2 Alexander, of whom presently; and 3 William,
m. his cousin, Rachel, dau. of Charles Lumsden, of Ilarlaw;
the eldest son of this marriage, Harry, bought the estates
of Clova and Auchinduir from John Lumsden, of Cuslmie,
1782, aud entailed them on a series of heirs, 1st, his nephew,
the late Sir Harry Niveu, Bart., who m. a dau. of Gen.
Hay, of Rannes, and rf. s. /).; 2ndly, his nephew, the late
Harry Leith Lumsden, who also rf. s. p. ; and Srdly, the
late Henry Lumsden, 2nd son of Harry Lumsden, of BeJ-
helvie, of whom presently.
Alexander Lumsden, 2nd son of the above William Lums-
den aud Jean Gordun his wife, m. Isobel, dau. of the Rev. Mr.
Seaton, and had issue, i. Harry, d. s. p. ; ii. .John, of whom
presently ; and iii. Alexander, m. Jane Robertson, and had
issue, the late Alexander Lumsden, of Glenbogie. The eldest
son to leave issue,
John Lumsden, vi. Christian Stephen, and had i. Harrt, of
whom presently; ii. John; in. William; iv. Geoige; v. James;
VI. Benjamin. The eldest son,
Harry Lumsden, of Belhclvie and Pitcaple, m. 1781, Cathe-
rine, dau. of Hugh McVeagh, by Margaret his wife, dau. of
Harry Lumsden, of Cushnie, and d. 1833, leaving issue,
Hugh.
Henry, who s. as licir of entail to the Auchindoir estates,
m. 1st, Catherine, dau. of John Tower, Esq., and had by
her three sons, Harry: John, killed at Lucknow 1857 ; and
Hugh, rf. 184.5; and tivedaus. ; and 2ndly, Mary Anne, dau.
of Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick, Bart, of Closeburn, and had by
her four daus. He <(!. 1856.
Thomas, of Belhelvie, Col. Bengal Artillery and C.B., m. Hay,
dau. of John Burnett, Esq. of Elrick, and had issue, Harry,
John, Thomas, Peter, William (killed at Delhi 1858), Hugh
David, and five daus.
WiUiam, James, of Balmedie, ra, 1st, Margrvret, 2nd dau. of
John, Viscount Arbuthnott; 2ndly, Mary Elizabeth, dau. cf
Matthew Thompson, Esq. of Manningham Lodge, co. York,
by whom he has issue, Harry, and three daus. ; 3rdly, Wil-
helmina, dau. of Col. Forbes Leith, of Whitehaugh.
Clements, m. Jane, dau. of James Forbes, Esq. of Echt, and
d. 1853, leaving issue, Henry William, James Forbes, aud
four daus.
The eldest son.
Hugh LfM-ouN, Esq. of Pitcaple, J.P. and D.L., Sheriff of
Sutherland, b. 22 April, 1783; m. 1st, 30 April, 1813, Frances,
2nd dau. of Alexander Brebner, Esq. of Lairney, and had by
her an only dau., Christina, '«(. Rev. George Bain. He a.
2ndly 8 July, 1824, Isabella, 4th dau. of Walter Fergus, Esq.
of Strathore, co. Fife, by whom he had,
Hentiy, now of Pitcaple.
Walter, H.E.I.C.S., b. 27 June, 1834, d. 4 April, 1872.
Charlotte Fergus, deceased.
Catherine Edith, m. her cousin, Lieut.-Col. H. W. Lumsden,
late Royal Artillery. Isabella, deceased.
Elizabeth, m. Rev. Robert Lovett (see Lovett of LiicomJie).
Mr. Lumsden d. 27 Jan. 1859.
Arms—krg., a chevron sa. between two otters' heads coupcd
in chief gu. and an escallop in base vert. Crest— \ naked arm
grasping a sword ppr. Motlo—J)c\ dono sum quod sum.
Seat— Pitcaple Castle, Pitcaple, co. Aberdeen.
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LUSCOMBE OF COMBE HOYAL.
Lttscosibe, John, Esq. of Combe Eojal, Devon,
J.P. and D.L., b. 11 Oct. 1806.
3LtUC<tSC. — This family is of long standinpr in Devon,
and we find Hugh de Luscorabe, 9 Edwakd I., was im-
pannelled the second man on a jury between the King and the
Countess of Devon, Isabella de Fortibus. The Combe Eoyal
family is a branch of the Luscombes of luscomlc, who were
seated at Luscorabe in the reign of Hesrt V.
John Lcscombe, of Luscombe, m. the dau. of Stone of
Huish, and was father of Henry Luscombe, who r,i. Maria,
dau. of John Fortescue, of Fallapit, and had a son, John
Luscombe, who, by Johanna his wife, dau. of John Giles, Esq.
of Bowden, was father of Henkt Lcscojibe, who m. Alice, dau.
of Nicholas Fry, Esq. of Tarty.
John Luscomde, Esq. High Sheriff of co. Devon 17-!0, pur-
chased the estate of Combe Royal. He -m. 1st, Margaret, dau.
of Henry Martin, Esq. of Totnes, by whom he had a son and a
dau. He vi. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of George Prestwood, Esq.
of Botenford, and was s. at his decease by his son,
John Ldsbombe, Esq. of Combe Royal, m. Juliana, dau. of
George Prestwood, Esq., but d. s. p., when the estates devolved
upon the grandson of his sister Elizabeth,
John Ldscombe Manning (only son of Richard Manning,
Esq.), who assumed, under the will of his uncle, by royal
license, the surname of Lcscombe. He m. Sarah, dau. of James
Hawker Esq., Capt. E.N., of Plymouth, and by her had issue,
John, his heir, now of Combe Eoyal.
Edward Knighton, b. 1816 ; m. Anna, eldest dau. of Capt.
William M'Culloch, R.N., of Barholm, co. Kirkcudbright,
and d. 6 Feb. 1867, leaving issue, John, 6. 1848, and Ed-
ward Godfrey Sevmour. James, d. 3 Feb. 1867.
Sarah, d. 8 Dec. 1870.
Elizabeth, m. William Fletcher, Esq., Capt. E.N.
Jane, m. Charles AVhyte, Esq., Inspector-General of Military
Hospital.s, d. 3 Jan. 1840.
Dora, m. Eev. Charles Egerton Dukinfield, son of Sir Henry
Dukinfield, Bart.; d. 20 May, 1868.
Mary, ni. John Elliot, Esq. of Kingsbridge.
B.ed. 10 Jan. 1831.
Arms — Arg., on a pile az. a lion rampant guardant crowned
or. Crest — A demi-lion rampant guardant crowned or.
Seal — Combe Eoyal, near Kingsbridge, Devon.
LTJSHINGTON OF PABK HOUSE.
LrsHiNGTON, Edmund Law, Esq. of Park
House, Kent, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, b. 10
Jan. 1811 ; m. 14 Oct. 1842, Cecilia, dau. of the
late Rev. Gr. C. Tennyson, LL.D., of Somersby,
and has siuTiving issue,
Cecilia.
ILtncagC. — Stephen Lushington, Esq. of Sittingbourn
(son and heir of Thomas Lushington, Esq. of Sittingbourn,
and grandson of Augustus Lushington, of Sittingbourn, living
A.D. 1633) purchased the fee simple of the manor of Eodmer-
sham. He m. 1st, Catherine, only sister and heir of John
Godfrey, Esq. of Norton Court, by whom (who d. at the age
of twenty-seven, 28 Aug. 1700) he had an only child, Thomas
Godfrey, his heir. He m. 2ndly, Jane Petley, relict of
Edmond Fowler, Esq. of Ash, and by her had (with two daus.),
I. Stephen, who d. g. p.; Franklyn, Capt. E.N., killed on
board the '' Burford" man-of-warat thesiege of Guyra, 19 Feb.
1743; III. Henry, D.D., 7)1. Mary, dau. of Archdeacon Altham,
and had issue, Stephen, of Southill Park, Chairman of
the E.I. Co., created a Baronet in 1791 ; William, of Marks
Hall, Essex, M.P., and Alderman of London; and Henry,
who was assassinated in the East Indies; iv. William, Col. in
the army, ra. Jane, dau. of Col. WilUam Southwell (of the
family of the Viscounts Southwell), and had two daus., his
co-heirs, Jane, rn. John Eeilly, Esq. of Scarvagh, co. Down,
and Mary, d. young. Mr. Lushington d. 1718, and was s. by
his eldest son,
Thomas Godfrey Lushington, Esq. of .Sittingbourn, who
VI. 1st. Dorothy, dau. of John Gisbourne, Esq., and had by
her, Thomas, who d. s. 'p. 1748; William, Capt. in the army,
d. unm. 1763; James Stephen, eventually heir; and Cathe-
rine wife of John Cockin Sole, Esq. Mr. Lushington i/i. 2ndly,
1752, Miss Barbara Skeere, of Doddington. He d. 3 Aug. 1757,
aged 57. His youngest son.
The Eev. James Stephen Lushington, of Eodmersham, in
Kent, Prebendary of Carlisle Vicar of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
and of Latton, Essex, m. 1st, Mary, dau. of the Eight Eev.
Edmnnd Law, D.D., Bishop of Carlisle, and had by her,
Thomas Godfrey, who d. 1819; Edmund Henry, his heir;
and Maria Catherine, wife of the Eev. Thomas Edwards,
LL.D. He 7/1. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of the Eev. Humphrey
Christian, of Docking, Norfolk, and had four other sons and
two daus.,
I. William John, of Eodmersham, one of the Commissioners
of Parliamentary Inquiry, who m. Barbara, dau. and co-
heir of James Wilson, Esq. of Kendal, and d. 1845, leaving
issue, one son, Charles Hugh, and four daus.
II. Eight Hon. Stephen Rumbold, of Norton Court, near
Faversham, Kent, P.C, J. P., Hon. D.C.L. Oxon. He was
Private Secretary to Lord Han-is 1795-99, M.P. for Eye
1807-12, for Canterbury 1812-30 and 1835- 17, Chairman of
Committees of the House of Commons, Joint Secretary of
the Treasury 1824-27, Governor of Madras 1827-35 ; P.C.
1827 ; b. May, 1776 ; r,i. 1st, 9 Dec. 1797, Anne Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of the 1st Lord Harris; and by her (who d.
25 March, 1856) had issue,
1 Stephen George, Commissioner of Customs.
2 James Stephen, formerly Private Secretary to the
Governor of Madras.
3 George Thomas, m. Marianne Gordon, but d. «. p.
4 William Hurdis, m. Caroline Menzics, but d. s. p.
5 Eichard.
G Charles Manners, 6. 1819, Capt. East Kent Rifles, and
late M.P. for Canterbury, M.A. Oxon, afterwards a
Fellow of All Souls' Coll. ; m. 5 May, 1846, Henrietta,
elder sister of Sir Stafford Northcote, Bart., M.P. ; andd.
Nov. 1864, leaving issue. His dau., Agnes, m. 1870,
Walter Phillimore, Esq.
1 Mary Anne, m. James Beckford Wildman, Esq. of Chil-
ham Castle.
2 Anne Elizabeth, m. Eev. C. F. Newell.
The Right Hon. S. R. Lushington m. 2ndly, Marianne, dau.
of James Hearne, Esq. of Great Portland Street, London,
which lady d. 28 June, 1864. He d. 19 Jan. 1873.
III. James Law (Sir), G.C.B., 6. 1779, General in the army,
and Chairman of the East India Company, M.P. for Peters-
field 1825, for Hastings 1826, and for Carlisle from 1827 to
1832. He i/i. 1836, Miss Rosetta Sophia Costen, and d. 1S59,
without issue.
IV. Charles May, one of the Circuit Judges on the Madras
Establishment, m. Miss Ansell.
I. Paulina.
Ji. Dorothy Christian, ni. Guy Lenox Prendergast, Esq.
The Rev. Mr. Lushington d. 1801, and was «. by the son of his
first marriage,
Edmund Henry Lushington, Esq. of Park House, Barrister- >
at-Law, one of the Puisne Judges at Ceylon, subsequently Chief j
Commissioner of the Colonial Board of Audit, and Master of|
the Crown Office, 6. 1766; ni. 1st, Louisa, dau. of Faulknor
Phillips, Esq. of Manchester, by whom he had one child,
Louisa, who d. 1819; and 2ndly, Sophia, dau. of Thomas
Philips, Esq. of Sedgley, near Manchester, by whom he hud
issue, 'j
I. Edmund Law, now of Park House.
II. Henry, Chief Secretary at Malta, d. vnm. 1855.
III. Thomas Davies, Madras Civil .Service, m. Mary, dau. oi
Charles May Lushington, Esq.; and d. 1858, leaving i,ssue,
1 Thomas Godfrey; 2 Arthur James; 3 Henry; 4 Lionel
Edmund ; 1 Mary Catherine.
IV. Franklin, Barrister-at-Law, formerly Member of the
Supreme Council in the Ionian Islands, now a Metropolitai
Police Magistrate, m. Kate Maria, dau. of Eev. Jamef
Morgan, and has George Henry Fitzjames; Franklin;
Louisa Gertrude ; Mildred Helen.
I. Sophia, d. 1823. ii. Maria Catherine.
III. Emily. iv. Marianne Harriet, d. 1823.
V. Eosa, d. 1833. vi. Ellen Eliza.
VII. Louisa Sophia, d. 1854.
Mr. Lushington d. 1839.
Arms — Or, on a fess wavy between three lions' heads erasei
vert langued gu. as many ermine spots. Crest — A lion's hesi
erased vert charged on the erasure with three ermine spots 01
ducally gorged arg. Motto — Fides nudaque Veritas.
Stat — Park House, Maidstone, Kent.
LUTTRELIi OF DUNSTER CASTLE.
FowNES-LuTTEELi, Geoege, Esq. of Dunste
Castle, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 187^
b. 27 Sept. 1827 ; w. 26 Aug. 1852, Anne Elizabef
Periam, youngest dau. of tbe late Sir Alexande
Hood, ]3art., M.P. for West Somerset, and lias issut
I. Alexander, Lieut. Gren. Guards, 6. I June, 1855.
II. Hugh Courtenay, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b. 1857.
III. Edward, b. 1858. iv. Claude Mohun, b. 1867.
I. Mary. ii. Beatrice.
JLtUCajJC— In the time of Henry III., Sir Andrew Lr
TBELL was Baron of Irnliam, co. Lincoln. His 2nd son. Ale
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AMDEB LuTTRELL, reccived from his father a grant of the manor
of East Quantoxhead, which has continued in the family ever
Bince. The fourth in descent from this Alexander,
Sir IIucu Luttrell (son of Sir Andrew Luttrcll, of Chilton,
Devon, by Lady Elizabeth Courtcnay his wife, dau. of Hugh,
Earl of Devon) resided at Dunster Castle, which his mother.
Lady Elizabeth, had purchased from the family of Mohun ; he
was Member for Somerset in the reign of ISichard II., and
successively for that CO. and Devon. In 8 Henry IV., Sir Hugh
gained a suit at law against Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York,
and the other heirs of John, Lord Mohun of Dunster, by which
he obtained possession of the honours and castle of Dunster,
Lordship of Carhampton, &c. He was afterwards Hanger of
Blackmore Forest, Dorset, a Privy-Councillor to King HenryV.,
Seneschal of Normandy, and one of the commanders under that
martial monarch at the reduction of Harfleur, anno 1415,
and at the memorable siege of Rouen. Sir Hugh m. Catherine,
dau. of Sir John Beaumont, Knt. (From a younger son of
theirs, Robert Lcttreli., who d. 15 Henry VI., seised of the
castle and lands of Lutlrellstown. co. Dublin, descended the
well-known Irish family of Luttrell, of which were the extinct
Earls or Carhampton). Sir Hugh was s., 1431, by his eldest
son, Sir John Luttrell, a Knight of the Bath at the coronation
of Henry IV., father of Sir James Luttrell, who was made
a Knight-Banneret at the battle of Wakefield, 14C3, and fell
fighting under the standard of Lancaster, 1471. His son.
Sir Hugh Luttrell, is mentioned by HoUingshed and other
historians amongst the persons of note in the West who joined
the Earl of Richmond at his landing, and were afterwards
instrumental in quelling the Devonshire insurrection. When
the successful issue of Bosworth placed the crown upon Ricli-
mond's head, as Henry VII., the estates of Sir Hugh Luttrell
were immediately restored, and he was subsequently created a
Knight of the Bath at the coronation of the Queen, 1487. His
son and heir,
Sir Andrew Luttrell, Knt. of Dunster Castle, m. Margaret,
dau. of Sir Thomas Wyndham, and had several sons; from the
3rd, Richard, sprang the Luttrells of Hartland, Honnibere,
Sandon Court, and Chelsea. He was s. by his eldest son.
Sir John Luttrell, knighted at the taking of Edinburgh
I and Leith, 36 Hrnry VIII., and created a Knight-Banneret at
the taking of Tester, I Edward VI. From him descended the
eminent family of Luttrell of Dunster Castle, of which the
1 eventual heir,
I Margaret Luttrell (only child of Alexander Luttrell, Esq.
I of Dunster Castle, by Margaret, his wife, dau. of Sir John
Trevelyan, Bart.), ra. Feb. 1746, Henry Fownes, Esq. of
! Kethway House, Devon, and she and her husband assumed the
I additional name and arms of Luttrell. She had issue,
I John, her heir.
; Francis, Commissioner of Customs, m. Charlotte, youngest
' dau. of Francis Drewe, Esq. of Grange.
Alexander (Rev.), Rector of East Quantoxhead, m. had
issue, and d. 1810.
Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell were s. by their eldest son,
John Fownes-Luttrell, Esq. of Dunster Castle, M.P. for
Minchead, who m. 3 Aug. 178'.i, Mary, eldest dau. of Francis
Drewe, E.sq. of Grange, Devon, and by her (who d. 20 March,
1830) had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Henry, successor to his brother.
III. Francis, Lieut. -Col., late of the Grcn. Guards, of Kilvc
Court and Wotton House, Somerset, m. Feb. 18'i4, his
cousin, Emma Louisa, dau. of Samuel Drewe, Esq. of Ken-
sington, and dying Jan. 1862, left surviving issue,
1 George, now of Dunster Castle. 2 Francis.
1 Augusta Margaret.
2 Mary Anne, i/i. Henry A. Bosanquet, Esq.
IV. Alexander, of Exeter Coll. Oxon, B.C.L., Rector of East
Quantoxhead, Bridgwater, Somerset, J. P., m. May,
18-4, Jane, dau. of SVilliam Leader, Esq. of Putney, and
has issue,
1 Henry Aclnnd, of Badgworth Court, Somerset, M.A.,
J. P., b. 18J6; m. 1857, Mary Anne, dau. of Joseph
Euscombe Poole, Esq., and has a dau., Eva.
2 John Alexander, of Edington, Bridgwater, R.N., m. Jan.
1870, Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Alexander Henry
Fownes-LuttrcU, Vicar of Minchead, Somerset, and has
issue.
1 Fanny Henrietta, m. April, 1861, John Blommart, Esq.
of Willett House. Somerset.
2 Florence, )/i. July, 18.t1, Hon. Richard Augustus Bethell,
afterwards 2nd Baron Westbury, and has issue.
V. Thomas, B.A. Exeter Coll. Oxon, Vicar of Carhampton,
and Incumbent of Dunster, Somerset, J. P.
1. Mary Ann, deceased. ii. Margaret, deceased.
ni. Harriet, d. C April, 1870, aged 81.
Mr. Luttrell d. 16 Feb. 1816, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Fownes-Luttrell, Esq. of Dunster Castle, J. P. and
D.L., b. 26 Aug. 1787. He U. xinm. 1857, and wass. by his
next brother,
Henry Fown-es-Luttrell, Esq. of Dunster Castle, J. P.,
B.A. of Brascnose Coll. Oxon; M.P. for Minehead 1810-22,
and a Commissioner of the Board of Audit 1822-49, b. 7 Feb.
1790. He d. 6 Oct. 1867, and was s. by his nephew, George,
now of Dunster Castle, eldest son of the late Col. Francis
F'ownes-Luttrell, of Kilve Court.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, or, a bend between six
martlets sa., for Luttrell; 2nd and 3rd, az., twi> eagles
displayed in fess, and a mullet in base arg., for Fownes.
Crtst — Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five feathers arg.
Supporters (as borne) — Two swans collared and chained. Molt»
— Quaesita marte tuenda arte.
/Seat— Dunster Castle, Taunton.
LUTLEY OF BROCKHAMPTON.
See Baexeby-Lutley.
LTJXFORD OF HIGHAM.
LrxFORD, Rev. Geoege Cceteis, M.A., oE
Higham, Sussex, J.P., m. 1839, Ann i\Iatilda,
Pauline, youngest dau. of Sir Josias Henry Stracey,
4th bart., and has, with other issue,
George Bentinck, Capt. 23rd R. W. Fusiliers, 6. 1842.
JLtllCaSC— The family of Luxford is of old standing in
Sussex. In an account given of the nobility and gentry who
contributed to the defence of the country at the time of tl.e
Spanish invasion, 15SS, two Luxfords are mentioned in con-
nection with Sussex, viz., Luxford of Westmeston, and Lux-
ford of Hurstpierpoint, and from the former the HighauK
family is descended. The estates are in the parishes of Ilails-
ham, Salehurst, Beckley, Ikelsham, Guldeford, and Playden,
Sussex ; and in Stowe and Witersham, Kent. The family hoUV
the lay rectory of Hailsham, in which church is their burying
place; as well as the royalty of the island of Oxney, Kent..
The late
John Luxford, Esq. of Higham, J. P. and D.L., 6. 175G;
ill. 1S02, Catherine Sarah, dau. of Jeremiah Curteis, Esq. cf
Rye, and left issue,
I. John Odlarne, of Higham, Sussex, J. P., formerly an
officer Royal Dragoons, and J. P., m. 1843, Marion, dau. oi '
Robert Wallas, Esq. of Madeira, and left issue,
1 John Stewart Odiarne Robertson Luxford, 6. 1851, .
assumed the prefix surname of Robertson.
1 Harriott Mary. 2 Marion Frances,
n. George Curteis, now of Higham. i. Lydia Mary.
Ar;ns — Or, on a pile az. three boars' heads couped of the
field. Crest— A boar's head erased at the neck gu., holding iu-
the mouth a spear or, headed of the first.
&ti£— Higham, Hurst Green, near Lewes, Sussex.
liUXMOORE OF KERSLAKE.
Maeiox LrxirooEE, Elizabeth Cc>>'ixGnAM',
m. 1877, W. Treror Roper, Esq., and Axne Dove,
m. 1871, Gr. D. Lees, Esq., co-heiresses of Kershike,
Hoist ock and Meldon Manors, and Okehauipton
Park, DeroD, s. their father 1876.
JLinCajfC.— This family is of antiquity in Devon, and was
formerly seated at Okeliampton, for which borough John
LuxMooRE, Esq. of Coomb Park, Devon, was, towards the clo.-o
of the last century, returned to Parliament, but afterwards
unseated on petition. He rn. Elizabeth, dau. of William Cun-
ningham, Esq., and left issue five sons and two daus. ; of the
former, the 2nd was Charles, of whou) presently; and tho
4th, Thomas Bridgenian, Major of Volunteers daring the
French war, 1S02 to 1815, m. 1792, Miss Cartwright, and had
three sons and three daus., 1 Eliziibeth; 2 Patience, Mrs.
James; 3 Mary Cunningham, Mrs. Robert Lethbridgc- tho
2nd son was the late Kev. John Luxmoore, M.A., late Scholar
of Pembroke Coll. Camb., and lately of Kerslake. The 2nd
son of John Luxmoore, of Coomb Pi'rk, was
Charles Lux.moobe, Esq., who pos;e?scd the Manors of Hal-
stock and Meldon, Devon, and the. estates thereto attached,
including the Park of Okehampton, for .many generations in
the possession of the Courtenays. lie d. 1834, and was s. by
his nephew.
1004"
LYA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LYL
Rev. John Luxmooke, M.A., of KerslaUe, Halstock, and
Meldon Manors, and Okeliampton Park, Devon, Eector of
Llanymynecli, Salop, b. 18 Jan. IS02; s. his uncle, Charles
Luxmoore, Esq. 1834; in. 1st, 1829, Isaliella, 2nd dau. of William
Scott, Esq. of Clifton and Broadgate, Devon, by whom he had
issue,
I. Isabella, d. 6 May, 1844. Ii. Mahion.
III. Elizabeth Cunningham.
He m. 2ndly, 1850, Anne, 2nd dau. of Jonathan Steele, Esq.
of Poole, Dorset, and had by her an only child,
IV. Anne Dove.
He m. 3rdly, 1857, Elizabeth Harnett, 3rd dau. of Felix Boylan,
Esq. of Dublin, and d. 12 July, 1876, when he was s. by his
three daus., his co-heiresses.
Arms — Arff., a chevron sa. between three moorcocks ppr.
Crest— A battle axe erect ppr. ilff);;o— Securis fecit securum.
Seat — Kerslake, Okehampton, Devon.
LYDE OF
AYOT ST. LAWRENCE.
See Ames.
LYALL OF HEDLEY.
LtalIt, Geoeqe, Esq. of Hedley, Surrey, and
Findon, Sussex, J.P., formerly Grovernor of the Bank
of England, M.P. forWhitehaven from 1857 to 1865,
b. 1819 ; m. 1st, 1845, Eleanor Harriett, only child of
the Kev. J. Manley, which lady d. 1853 ; and 2ndly,
1855, Frances, eldest surviving dau. of D. Cave,
Esq. of Cleve Hill, co. Gloucester, and has issue,
I. George Arthuh Cave.
II. Henry Claud. in. Charles Noel.
I. Constance Mary. ii. Frances Beatrice.
III. Margaret Emmeline. iv. Agatha Mary.
V. Marian Cecil.
3LtUCag;0.— John Ltall, Esq., son of George Lyall, of
Graystone Lees, co. Berwick (wherein the name of Lyie or De
Lyle may be traced for many generations), established himself
in London, and finally at Findon, Sussex, where he d. 1805,
and left issue,
George, who s. him, and d. 1853.
John, Col. in the Indian army, d. 1817.
William Rowe, D.D., Dean of Canterbury, d. 1857.
Hazeldine, Lieut. R.N., d. 1824. Alfred (Rev.), d. 18G5.
Margaret, m. W. Pearson, Esq. of Harblodown, Canterbury,
and d. 1855.
Jane, m. George Darling, Esq., M.D., of London, and d.
1848.
The eldest son,
George Ltall, Esq., who s. his father at Findon, repre-
sented the city of London in several Parliaments, and was
Chairman of the East India Company during the Affghan war,
•one of the most critical periods of Indian hi.story; he took a
leading part in the foundation of many of the commercial
undertakings of his time. He m. Margaret Anne, only child of
.John Edwardes, Esq., and by her had the following issue,
John Edwardes, Advocate-General of Bengal, vi. Julia, dau.
of John Davis, Esq., and d. at Barrackpore, 1815.
George, now of Hedley and Findon.
William Hearle (Rev.), Rector of St Dionis Bnckchurch,
London, m. Susan, dau. of Sir Thomas Grant, K.C.B.
Margaret, m. the Kev. J. C. Wynter, and ''. 1852.
JVIary, in. William Forsyth, Esq., y.C, M.P. for Marylebone,
and d. 1864.
Arms (as borne hy the famU;/)—lnt and 4th, az., a bend be-
tween six crosses-cro.s.slct fitchee or; 2nd and 3rd, gu., frclty or.
Crest — A cock or, combed and wattled gu. Motto — An. I. May.
Scat— Hedley, Epsom, Surrey.
LYDEKKER OF HARPENDEN LODGE.
LvDEKEEB, Gerard Wolff, Esq. of Harpenden
Lodge, St. Albans, co. Herts, J. P. for that co. and
Beds, a Deputy Chairman of Quarter Sessions for
Herts, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, and of the
Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, b. 10 July, 1811 ;
m. 20 July, 1848, Martha Margaret, youngest dau.
of Thomas Peake, Esq., Scijeant-at-Law, and has
issue,
I. Richard, 6. 25 JtiTy, 1849, B.A. Trin. Coll. Camb., a
Member of the Geological Survey of India.
II. John, b. 21 Oct. 1850, M.A. Trin. Coll. Camb., Bar-
rister-at-Law of the Inner Temple.
III. Arthur, 6. 22 April, 1853, Lieut. Herts Militia.
IV. Edgar, 6. 9 May, 1863.
JLt'ltfiigr. — It appears from the Dutch Secretary Records,
Book nil, p. 38, that a grant of lands. Long Island, was made
to Richard Ltdekker, on the 10th December, 1654 ; he is
believed to have been a Captain in the Royal Navy of Holland,
and to have been s. by his son, Gerard Ltdekker, whose son,
Richard Ltdekker, in. Miss Kennedy, the lands being con-
firmed 7 Sept. 1763, to his son, the Rev. Gerard Ltdekker,
B.A. of Yale Coll. Connecticut. On the breaking out of the
war this gentleman early attached himself to the Loyalist
party, and distinguished himself by his active exertion in op-
po-sition to the revolutionary principles. He retired to New
York; his property of Ilackensack, N.I., in Albany and Long
Island, having been confiscated. He arrived in England a.d.
1783, and dying 1793, left, by Elizabeth Colcy his wife, three
sons, I. Richard, his heir; n. William, d. 1840; iii. John, 6.
1778, the eminent South Sea ship-owner and munificent bene-
factor of the Seamen's Hospital, d. 23 July, 1832.
Richard Ltdekker (the eldest son), 6. 1772, M.D., of St.
Peter's, St. Alban's, m. 10 Sept. 1808, Elizabeth, dau. and
heiress of Robert Wolfe, Esq. of Roxwell, Essex. He d. 19 Dec.
1844, and his widow, 7 Jan. 1854, their issue being one son,
Gerard Wolfe, above named, and one dau., Cornelia, of Hall
Place, St. Alban's.
Seat — Harpenden Lodge, near St. Alban's, Herts.
I
LYLE OF CAIRNAGARIFF.
Ltle, Hugh Chetham, Esq. of Cairnagariff, co.
Donegal, Major E.A,, m. 5 June, 1860, Juanita
Henriquita, eldest dau. of Admiral Duntze, and lias
had issue,
I. Hugh, d. in infancy.
II. George Samuel Bateson, b. 23 July, 1865.
III. Henry Duntze, b. 6 Dec. 1866.
IV. Hugh, b. 28 July, 1875.
I. Juanita Henriquita, d. in infancy. ii. Catherine.
III. Gertrude Caroline. iv. Rosario Teresa.
V. Eva Gwendoline.
3LintHQt. — This family has been settled in the North of
Ireland for a considerable time.
Hugh Ltle, Esq. of Coleraine, was m. previously to 1717 to
Eleanor, dau. of Hugh Bankhead, of Kilotin, co. Londonderry,
and by her had issue, with two daus. (Elizabeth, wife of Hugh
Carmichael, Esq. of Dublin, and Martha, Mrs. Bryan), an only
son,
Hnon Lyle, Esq. of Coleraine, b. 20 Feb. 1717; m. 6 July,
1749, Eleanor, dau. of Samuel Hyde, of co. Lancaster, and of
Belfast, and had issue by his said wife, who survived him,
three sons and three daus.,
I. Hugh, of Jackson Hall, co. Londonderry, b. 30 Dec. 17.56,
m. Sarah, dau. of Thomas Greg, and left at his decease,
1812, three sons and four daus.,
1 Hugh. 2 Thomas. 3
1 Elizabeth. 2 Eleanor. 3 Mary,
II. Samuel, of whom presently.
III. James, of Philadelphia.
I. Mary. II. Eleanor.
The 2nd son,
Samdel Ltle, Esq. of The Oaks, b. 13 April
Sheriff CO. Fermanagli 1806, m.. 17 Aug. 1787, Esther, dau. of
John ,\cheson, Esq. of Londonderry (who d. 4 Feb. 1844), and
d. 25 Dec. 1815, leaving issue,
I. HnoH, of Cairnagariff, co. Donegal, Treasurer of the
CO. Londonderry, m. Catherine, dau. of — Bateson, Esq.,
and had issue a son, the present
Hugh Chetham Ltle, Esq. of Cairnagariff, Major Royal
Artillery.
II. Achcson, of The Oaks, Londonderry, Lord Lieut, and
Custos for that co., 6. 13 March, 1795; m. 5 April, 1825,
Eleanor, 2nd dau. of James Warre, Esq., by Eleanor his
wife, dau. of Thomas Greg, Esq. of Belfast, and d. 1870,
having had issue,
1 James Acheson, of The Oaks, J. P. and D.L., Parrister-
at-Law, b. 4 Feb. 1827; m. 6 Aug. 1851, Ida Elizabeth
2nd dau. of the Rev. Francis Ruttledge, of Bloomfield, co.
Mayo, and has issue,
Felton Henrt James Acheson, b. 25 May, 1861.
Francis Acheson, b. 4 March, 1865.
Margaret Eleanor Acheson, b. 27 April, 1853; in. 6
Jan. 1876, her cousin Hugh Lyle, eldest son of Samuel
Lyle, Esq., the younger.
Eleanor Ida Acheson, b. 18 Feb. 18G3.
Samuel.
4 Sarah
1761, High
LYIT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
lYIT
1005
1 Gcorgina Achcson, /,;. Lieut.-Col. J. I'onsonby Cox,
K.i':.
2 Eleanor Augusta Achcson, m. 4 Sept. 1855. Fclton
KreUcric William Ilervey, formerly Capt. 13th Li^ht
Dragoons, and afterwards one of the Inspectors-Gcneial
of Prisons in Ireland, who d. 31 March, IsGl : his widow
m. 2udly, 1869, S. G. Kathhone, Esq. of Allerton, co. Lan-
caster.
3 Esther Emily Acheson, m. 6 Feb. 18G2, William Rath-
bone Esq., M.P., of Greenbank, Liverpool.
4 Florence Acheson, hi. i Aug. 1874, the Eev. G. Gal-
braith, of Lower Cumber, co. Londonderry.
III. Samuel, 6. 18 Feb. 1801 ; m. 2 May, 1843, Margaret, dau.
of John Stephenson, of Knockan, co. Londonderry, and d.
18 Aug. 18G8. IV. James, d. unvi.
I. Eleanor, d. unm.
II. Sarah, m. Thomas Batt, Esq. of Rathmullcn, co. Donegal.
III. Mary, vi. Henry Sole Sandys, Esq.
Seat — Cairnagariff, co. Donegal.
LYNCH OF BARNA.
Lxxcn, MAEcrs Nicholas, Esq. of Earna, co.
Galwaj, J.P., D.L., High Slierifi' 18G9, formerly
Lieut. 33rd regt., b. 12 Sept. 1836; m. 8 Mny,
18G7, Blanche, only dau. of Count Jiiliuz Marylski,
of Warsaw, and has issue,
I. Nicholas Mahcus, 6. 16 April, 18C8.
II. Arthur Sarsfield, 6. 5 June, 1874.
I. Ida. II. Ethel. m. Violet.
IttncatJC. — The family of Lynch, of which was James
Lynch, the inflexible Mayor of Galway 1494, is of very ancient
standing in the province of Connaught, and ranks amongst the
«riginal settlers, known by the name of " The Tribes of Gal-
vray." In an old manuscript in Ulster's Office, William le
PsTiT is stated to have been ancestor of the Lynch family in
Ireland, of which many branches still exist in high respecta-
bility in cos. Galway and Mayo.
The greater portion of the Earna property came into the
Lynch family by the marriage of the direct ancestor of the
present proprietor with the heiress of the O'Hallokans, the
foun'Jalions of whose castle are still to be seen.
Makccs Ltnch, Esq. of Barna, descended from the marriage
of William Lynch and the heiress of O'Halloran, m. 1684,
Elizabeth, dau. of OUver Browne, Esq. of C'oolaron, and was
father of
Nicholas Lynch, Esq. of Barna, m. 1719, Mary, dau. and
heiress of Neptune Lynch, Esq. of Lettermullin, co. Galway.
Their only son,
Maeccs Lynch, Esq. of Barna, m. 1742, Anstace, dau. of
Maurics Blake Esq. of BalUnafad, co. Mayo, and had issue,
■with three daus. (of whom Julia m. 1874, Hyacinth D'Arcy,
Esq. of KiltuUa), two sons, the younger of whom, James, ((.
leaving one dau. and heiress, m. Maurice Blake, Esq. of
liallinafad, co. Mayo. Mr. Lynch, whose will, dated 28 Nov.
1787, was proved 6 July 1795, was s. by his elder son,
Nicholas Ltsch, Esq. of Barna, m. 1765, Catherine, only
dau. and heiress of Henry Blake, Esq. of BaUinahill, co. Gal-
way, 2nd son of Blake of Lehinch, co. Mayo, and by her had,
with five daus., one son,
Makccs Blake Lynch, Esq. of Barna, in. 1st, Jan. 1792,
Jane Mary, dau. of Slark Byrne, Esq. of Mullinahacli, Dublin;
and 2ndly, 1796, Clarinda, 2nd dau. of John Seagrave, Esq. of
Cabra, co. Dublin (see that Family), by whom at his death, Jan.
1829, he left issue, five daus. (Catherine, Jane, Frances,
Clarinda, and Henrietta), and an only son,
Nicholas Lynch, Esq. of Barna, D.L., High Sheriff of
Calway town 1843, 6. 22 Feb. 1804; m. 24 Nov. 1S35, Eliza,
2nd dau. of Stephen Grehan, Esq. of Rutland Square, Dublin
(by Margaret his wife, dau. of George Ryan, Esq. of Inch (ice
that Family), and had issue,
Marccs Nicholas, now of Barna.
Margaret.
Mr. Lynch d. 22 Nov. 1862.
Artiu — Az., a chevron between three trefoils slipprd or.
Crtit (adopted by the family; — A rose tree p^ir. MuUo—
Semper lidtlis.
Scat — Barna, Galway.
for Galway co. and town, and for co. Clare, was
High Sheriff for Galway 1858, and Clare 1S6G,
and for Galway co. 1870, h. 1831 ; m. 18G5, Fanny,
2ud dau. of the late Sir Thomas N. Redington,
K.C.B., of Kilcoruan, and has issue,
I. Mark, b. 1866. ii. Thomas David.
III. William Patrick,
I. Ellen. II. Fanny.
IttllCilSC. — Mark Lynch, Esq. of Rcnmore, co. Galway,
h. 1684; 1/1. Jane, only dau. of Nicholas Biggs, Esq. of
Jamaica, and had two sons, Patbick, his heir ; and Nicholas,
d. s. 'p. The elder and heir,
Patrick Lynch, Esq. of Renmorc, 6. 1714; m. 1747, Anne,
sister of Sir Charles ffrench, Bart, of Castle tTrcnch, and aunt
of Thomas, 1st Baron ffrench, and by her had, with two daus.,
who both d.s.])., two sons, Mark, of whom presently; and
Martin, Barrister-at-Law. The elder son,
Mark Lynch, Esq. of Duras Park, co. Galway, 6. 1755; m.
1785, Barbara, only child of Stephen Burke, Esq., of Ower,
CO. Galway, and by her had one son,
Patrick Marcus Lynch, late of Duras Park.
He la. 2ndly, 1792, Victoire, dau. of Richard Wolsey Cormick,
Esq. of Wolsey Park, in the island of Granada, by Lucy Bai--
bara his wife, sister of Sir George Leonard Staunton, Bart.,
and by her had issue at his death, 1822,
George Staunton, now of Clydagh House, co. Galway,
(/ ffer to Lynch Staunton).
Henry Cormick, Capt. H.E.I.C.S., Madras, h. 1801; m. 1838,
Charlotte, dau. of J. Brock Wood, Esq. of Huntingdon Hall,
CO. Che.ster, and had a son, George Staunton, b. 1839,
Lieut. Hants Artillery Militia. Capt. Lynch s. to the estate
of Leigh Park, near Havant, Hants, 1859, on the death s. p.
of his cousin, Sir G. T. Staunton, Bart, (see Staunton), and
d. in the same year, having assumed the additional name
and arms of Staunton.
Richard M., of Glenard, co. Galway, J.P., m. Georgiana,
dau. of the Rev. G. Varennc, D.D., Rector of Stapleiiurst,
Kent, and has a dau., Anna Varenne.
Charles ffrench.
Lucy, rii. Richard IMartyn, Esq. of Galway, deceased.
Jcannette Victoiro, m. Abraham F. lioyse, Esq. (2nd son of
the late Thomas Eoyse, Esq. of Nantenant House, co.
Limerick), deceased. Margaret, d. unm.
The eldest son,
Patrick Marcus Lynch, Esq. of Duras Park, and Renmore
Park, J. P., High Sheriff 1845, b. 1785; ra. 1620, Ellen, only
dau. of John Wilson, Esq. of Belvoir, co. Clare, and has issue,
John Wilson, now of Duras.
William Joseph, an officer 19th regt., 6. 1835, d. 1874.
Barbara, m. 1851, Lieut.-Col. Geoghcgan, H.E.I.C.S.
Ellen, TO. 1855, Edward Thomas Stapleton, E.'q.
Eliza. Mary Jane. Fanny.
He d. 1864.
Arms — Az., a chevron between three trefoils slipped or.
CreH — A lynx passant cowardcd ppr. Motto — Semper lidelis.
Sw.ts — Duras, Kinvara, co. Galway; Eenmore, Galway;
Belvoir, Sixmilebridge. Club — Junior United Service, S. W.
LYNCH OF DUEAS,
Ltnch, John Wilson, Esq. of Duras Park,
and Renmore Park, co. Galway, Capt. and Hon.
Major Galway Militia, D.L. for Galway, and J.P.
LYNCH OF CLYDAGH.
See Lynch-Staunton.
LYNCH OF PARTRY.
Lynch, Edwaed Pateick, of Partry House, co.
Mayo, a Major-Gen. in H.M. Indian army, Knight
of the Lion and Sun, m. Emily, dau. of Capt.
Stirton, of Earlswood House, Eeigate, and has issue,
I. Henry Blosse, 6. 1856, Lieut. 54th regt.
I. Sarah Jane, m. Major Scott, Bengal Staff Corps.
II. Elizabeth, to. Capt. Marryott, lioyal Engineers.
III. Louisa Caroline. iv. Constance Emily.
V. Victoria.
JL {lira Cjr.— Joseph Lynch, Esq., descended from Lynch,
of Currendulla Castle, co. Gahvuy, >/i. Margaret Blake, of
Ballinafad, and was father of
Henry Blosse Lynch, Esq. of Partry, Major 73id foot, who
ra. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Finnis, Esq. of Uythe, Kent, and
had issue,
John Finnis, of Partry, d. unm. ISS.").
Edward Patrick, Majoi-Gencral, now of Partry.
Henry Blosse, Capt. Indian Navy, C.B., b. 24 Nov. 1807; m.
Aug. 1838, Caroline, dau. of Col. Robert Taylor, of the
Bombay Army, H.M.'s Minister at Bagdad, and had issue,
1006
LY^'
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LYO
III. Caroline.
I. Quested Finnis, 6. 1850; d. unm.
1. Kose. II. Alice.
He (I. 1873.
Arms — Arg., a chevi-on between three trefoils slipped or.
Cr'.st — A lynx passant cowarded ppr. Motto — Semper constans
St fidelis.
Seat — Patry House, Ballinrobe, co. Mayo.
LYNCH OF LAV ALLY.
Lynch, Anthony Joseph, Esq. of Lavally, co.
Galwaj, J.P., m. 10 Feb. 1872, Henrietta, dau. of
Eicbard D'Arcy, Esq., J.P., of Welfort, co. Galway,
and has surviving issue,
Thomas Maubice Joseph.
Catherine Mary Josephine.
ILtUCagC. — The history of the Lynch family is closely
interwoven with the annals of the town of Galway. Their
name is connected with some of its most interesting traditions,
and is of constant occurrence amongst those of its mayors and
foremost citizens. Various public edifices stand as monuments
of the share which they took in its affairs, and several old
sculptured houses bear testimony to the opulence which they
enjoyed in the best days of their native town.
Do-MiNicK Lynch, Fitz-John Fitz-Andeew, of Galway,
grand-nephew of James Lynch, who is believed to have re-
enacted the stern justice of the first Brutus, had, amongst
other issue, a son,
Jeffket Lynch, of Galway, who was M.P. 1613. He m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Browne, of Kilskeagh, co. Galway, and left,
amongst other issue, a son,
John Lynch, of Galway, and afterwards of Lavally, co. Gal-
way, 'M. 30 July, 1641, Mary, dau. of William Lynch Fitz-
Andrew, Esq. of Galway, by Catherine his wife, widow of
Henry French, of Movilla Castle, co. Galway, and dau. of
Martin D'Arcy, of Galway, and had, besides two elder sons,
Dominick and Patrick, both of whom d. s. p., Thomas, his
heir; and Stephen, who m. Mary, dau. of Sir Henry Lynch, of
Currendalla, co. Galway. In the Cromwellian forfeitures,
this John Lynch seems to have suffered, as an Athlone decree
adjudged to him two-thirds of his former estates. That they
■were extensive appears from the award of the Loughrea Com-
missioners, in pursuance of that decree, whereby he became
re-possessed of denominations, including 5,000 acres of Straf-
ford survey. The present family estate of Lavally is included
in this award, and is believed to have been previously enjoyed
hy him as portion of his wife's ancestral estate of Movilla.
His eldest surviving son,
Thomas Lynch, of Lavally, m. 18 Aug. 1C70, Eleanor Martyn,
of Cuale, whose family representatives now reside at TuUyra,
and had a son, Martin, his heir, and two daus., Mary and
Anne. The family had to endure further confiscations after
the Restoration, and on 21 July, 1691, Thomas Lynch Fitz-
John accepted a certificate patent, leaving him little more
than a tenth part of what his father had received by way of
award from the Loughrea Commissioners. Tliis residue again
included the present family estate of Lavally. The son and heir,
Martin Lvnch, of Lavally, ni. 18 April, 1702, Joan, dau. of
Peter French Fitz-Henry, of Galway, and had issue, Thomas,
his heir; Peter; John; Nicholas; Jeannet; and Eleanor. The
eldest son,
Thomas Lynch, Esq. of Lavally, whose will, dated 24 Feb.
1773 was proved 21 Dec. 1793. He m. 11 Feb. 1740, Julia,
dau. of D'Arcy Hamilton, Esq. of Fahy, by Catherine his wife,
dau. of Eobert French, Esq. of Eahasane, co. Galway, and
had, besides a dau., Joanna, a son and successor,
Martin Lynch, Esq. of Lavally, m. 24 June, 1769, Margaret,
dau. of Edward Burke, Esq. of Cruchduff, co. Mayo, and had
issue three sons and five daus., Anthony, his heir; Martin;
Edward; Julia: Joanna; Margaret; Mary; and Catherine. He
was s. by his eldest son,
Anthony Lynch, Esq. of Lavally, m. 27 July, ISOl, Cclia,
dau. of Thomas Burke, Esq. of Loughgeorge, co. Galway, and
had issue, Martin, who s. his father; Edward, d. s. j). ;
Thomas, who s. upon the death of his brother, Martin;
Anthony, who d. s. p.; Francis, who m. 31 July, 1841;
Harriett, dau. of — Blake, Esq. of Hollypark, co. Galway;
and Catherine, who d. s. p. Anthony Lynch d. 1B24, and was
8. by his eldest son,
Martin Lynch, Esq. of Lavally, d. s. p., and was s. by his
brother,
Tho.mas Lynch, Esq. of Lavally, J. P., m. 14 Jan. 1828,
Eosina, dan. of Thomas Tighe, Esq. of Lar.igh, co. Uoscommon,
and Newfort, co. Galway, and had surviving issue.
I. Anthont Joseph, now of Lavally. li. Francis.
I. Cecilia, ra. 19 July, 18G5, John Fallon, Esq. of Netterville
Lodge, CO. Galway.
Mr. Lynch d. 10 Aug. 1872.
Arms — Az., a chevron between three trefoils slipped or.
Crest — A lynx passant cowarded arg. Motto — Semper tidelis.
&ai — Lavally, Craughwell, co. Galway.
LYON OF GORING.
I/YON, William, Esq. of The Hall, Goring,
Sussex, J. P., late Major 8th Hussars, and formerly
M.P. for Seaford, m. 1860, Louisa, dau. of Henry
Valentine Smith, Esq., and has issue,
I. William Francis Henry.
II. FitzRoy David. in. Nathaniel John.
JltncaflC— John Lyon, Esq. of Brechin (from the Easter
Ogil branch of the noble House of Glamis), m. Elizabeth Burn,
also of Brechin, and had issue. The elder son,
John Lyon, Esq. of Castle Lyon, co. Perth, and Kinnaird,
CO. Fife, m. Jane, dau. of Alexander Ochterlony, Esq. of Pit-
forthy, Angus, aunt and representative of the gallant Major-
Gen. Sir David Ochterlony, Bart., G.C.B., who d. unm. 1825
(see Burke's Extinct Baronetacie). Their 2nd son,
David Lyon, Esq. of Portland Place, London, and of Jamaica,
m. Isabella, eldest dau. of John Read, Esq. of Cairney, co.
Forfar, by Anne, only dau. of William Guthrie, Esq. of Clcp-
pington, and had issue,
John, his heir, late representative, d. v.nin. at Paris, 1858.
James, of AVoolavington, Sussex, m. Frances Harriett, dau.
of Major-Gen. Thewlea, of Eookwood, co. Eoscommon, and
d. 1S5G, having had issue, Edmund David, James Caris-
brook, Gertrude, Mary, and Eleanor.
David, of Goring Hall and Balentore Castle, co. Forfar,
J. P. and D.L., formerly M.P. for Beeralston, m. 18.8,
Blanche, dau. of Eev. Edward and Lady Charlotte Bury,
and d. «. p.
George, m. Victorine Louise, dau. of Monsieur Joseph Bl«nc,
of Marseilles, by his wife, Adele Antoinette Cecil de Perez-
zone, and by her left one dau., Adele Antonia Desere Loaise.
William, now of The HaO, Goring, late Major 8th Husars,
and M.P. for Seaford.
Elizabeth, ra. 4 Jan. 1822, John Cavendish, 3rd Lord
Kilmaine, andt?. 1 Dec 1834, leaving issue.
Isabella, ra. 1st, James Weddcrburn, Esq., who d. 1834; and
2ndly, 8 Oct. 1836, Sir Charles Howe Fremantlc, G.C.B.,
Admiral E.N., 2nd son of Admiral Sir Thomas Fremauile,
Bart, G.C.B. She d. his widow, 26 Dec. 1876.
Mary, d. unm. 1818, at -Montauban, in France.
Agnes, ra. 17 Feb. 1829, Col. John Fremantle, C.B , Cold-
stream Guards, Aide-de-Camp to Her Majesty, aud has
issue.
Emily, ra. 8 May, 1828, Col. the Hon. Nathaniel Henry
Charles Massy, brother of the 3rd Lord Clarina.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant az. armed and langucd within a
double tressure flory and counterflory gu. Cre^t—K lady to
the girdle holding in her right hand the royal thistle inclosed
in a circle of laurel ppr. in allusion to the alliance of Sir John
Lyon with Jean, dau. of King Eobert II. Mottoes— ^n te
Domine speravi, for Lyon ; Prudentii et aaimo, for OciiiEtt-
LONY.
Heat — The Hall, Goring, Sussex.
LYON OF APPLETON HALL.
Lyon, Thomas Heney, Esq. of Appleton Hall,
CO. Chester, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1867, late
Lieut. R.N., sometime Capt. in the Militia, b. 28
Oct. 1825 ; m. 1st, 24 July, 1860, Vanda, 3rd dau,
of Lord Winmarleigh, which lady d. 17 July, 1861 ;
and2ndly, 11 June, 1872, Edith Grace, only dau. of
William Hill Branckcr, Esq. of Bisj^ham Hall, CO.
Lancaster.
ILinCaSC— The family of Lyon is of Scottish descent.
The ancestor of the branch before us, Thomas Lyon, b. about
1626, served in the Scots Greys, and, having left his native
country, settled at Warrington, co. Lancaster, where he pur-
chased property, and d. 1G94, leaving issue, by Dorothy his
wife,
John Lyon, of W.nrringtnn, who purchased estates in Apple-
ton. He was b. 1688, and ia. Margaret, dau. and co-heiress of
Thomas Edwardson, of Peel House, co. Lancaster, by whom
he had issue,
Thomas, his heir.
JIatthevi', of whom hereafter, as successor to his brother.
LYO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LYO
1007
Ellen, ni. Kdward Pemberton, Esq. BI.D., nf AVaninston,
grandfather of the late Ui^ht Hon. Thomas reinbtrtuii-
Leigh, ereatt'd Lord Kingsdown.
The elder son,
Thomas Lyon, Esq. of Warrington, .■!. to the Appleton pro-
perty, but(i. uilM. -9 Dec. 1771), wlien the estates devolved on
his brother,
Mattuew Lton, Esq., b. 171G; m. Ellen, dan. and co-liciross
of James FairclouRh, Esq. of Wigan, and left issue at his
decease, 8 June, 1782, with a dau., ICllen, i/i. Joseph Turr,
Esq. of l"ir Grove, West Derby, two sons,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. James, liector of Prestwich, co. Lancaster, in. Mary, only
dau. of Edmund Itadcliffe, Esq. and liad issue,
1 James EadclitTc, Kootor of Pulford, co. Chester, 6.
11 July, 1785; xi. 18 May, 1814, Frances, dau. of George
Clayton, Esq. of Lostock, and had issue.
2 Thomas, devisee of his uncle, and lute possessor of
Appleton Hall.
3 Edmund, M.D., of Manchester, 6. 23 Jan. 1790; d. Jan.
18fi3.
4 John, K.N., h. 5 Feb. 1797 : d. at the Cnpc of Good Hope,
1821. 5 Matthew, 6. 12 July, ISUO.
6 George, 6. 14 Oct. 1801.
1 Ellen, m. Rev. Edmund Corser,
2 Sarah Anne, m. liev. Henry Fieldins:.
3 Mary, m. Hev. George Dutcard, M.A., Incumbent of
Barnard Castle 1847, an Hon. Canon of Durham, and
Master of St. John's Hospital, Barnard Custle.
rhc elder son,
Thomas Lyon, Esq. of Appleton, J.P., Lieut.-Col. Warrington
Volunteers, 6. 15 Nov. 175G; d. unm. 18 Sept. 1818, having
fleviscd his estates to his nephew,
Thomas Lyon, Esq. of Appletou Ilall, J. P. and D.L., 6.
2 Dec. 1786; m. 28 Feb. 1820, Eliza, youngest dau. of George
Clayton, Esq. of Lostock Hall, co. Lancaster; and d. 17 Aug.
1859, leaving issue,
Thomas, b. 29 June, 1823; m. Dec. 1SG3, Iluleva, dau. of
Baron Posse, of Alsponga, Sweden.
Thomas Henry, now of Appleton Hall.
Charles, b. 29 Nov. 1832.
Francis, b. 11 Jan. 1834, MajorR.H.A. ; m. 1863, Flora, 2na
dau. of the Hon. A. Annesley, and sister to Lord Valentia,
and has four sons and a dau. Agnes Gardner.
Eliza Mary, m. the late Archdeacon Grunall, who d. s. ri.
27 Nov. 1867.
Georgiana, m. May, 1802, R. A. Cross, Esq., M.P. for S. W.
Lancashire. Adelaide.
Arrai — Arg., a lion rampant vert. Crest — A lion's head
jrased arg. Mntto — Pro rege et patria.
£ctti— Appleton Hall, near Warrington, co. Chester.
LYONS OP OliD PARK AND
BROOKHILLS.
Lyons, William Thomas Beistow, Esq. of Old
Park, and Brookhills, co. Antrim, J.P. and D.L.,
Bigh Sheriff 1866, I. 12 Aug. 1812 ; s. 18-49; m.
Feb. 1840, Julia Maria, dau. of James Jones, Esq.
)f Mount Edward, co. Sligo, and has issue,
I. William Henry Holmes, b. 31 July, 1843.
II. Robert Colville Jones, [6. 26 Oct. 1844, formerly 43rd
Light Infantry; m. Dec. 1869, Helen Caroline, dau. of
John Le Motte, Esq. Isle of Guernsey, and has issue,
Cecil Colville, deceased.
Edward Colville, b. 9 Jan. 1873.
Guy Carey, 6. 16 Oct. 1875.
in. Henry Rennith Thomas, b. 6 June, 1850.
I IV. James Bristow, 6. 14 Oct. 1853.
V. Clarence Edward, 6. 10 Feb. 1856, deceased.
1. Eliza, TO. 1865, Robert Cunningham Thomson, Esq. of
Castleton, Belfast, J.P. for co. Antrim, formerly Capt.
2nd Queen's Own regt.
If. Julia Maria, deceased.
III. Dorinda Anna Henrietta.
IV. Edith Arabella Louisa Florence, m. June, 1877, Henry
Martin Moorsom, Esq., late Capt. Rifle Brigade, grandson
of Admiral Sir Robert Moors. mi, K.C.B., M.P.
▼. Constance Adela Hastings, ,/■. April, 1871, John Robert
ColTillo, 4th son of James Corry Lowry, Esq., Q.C. of
Eockdale. co. Tyrone (who d. 1873) ; and 2ndly, May, 1875,
John Bath Allanson, Esq. of Minmanton, co. Carnarvon,
eldest son of Thomas Allanson, Esq. of Tals Kyddy, St.
Columbs, Cornwall. vi. Julie Marie Louise.
HinCiigr.— This family is of Scottish extraction.
David Lyons left Scotland during the commencement of
the 18th century, and settled at Belfort. Me-.n. 1742, Jane,
dau. of Col. Makic, and had two sons and six daus.,
I. Tno.MAS, of whom presently.
II. Henry, of 2, Jlountjoy Sciuare, Dublin, m. Grace, dau. oJ
Robert Smith, Esq. of co. Meatli.
I. Blary, ,a. Samuel Ashniore, E.sq. of Belfast, and had issue,
represented by Gen. Charles Ashmorc, Col 30th foot, of
Clover Hill, co. Antrim.
II. Elizabeth, m. John Brown, Esq. of Peter's Hill and
Solitude, Belfast.
III. Jane, m. James Bill, Esq. of Wilmont, Belfast.
IV. Sarah, d. unm.
V. Eleanor, tn. FrcdrieUc Holmes, Esq., BarrLster-at-Law,
Middle Temple, London. vi. Anne, d. unm.
David Lyons c^ 1775 ; his eldest son,
Thomas Lyons, Esq. of Old Park, b. 1747; m. 1774, Sarah,
dau. of Andrew Armstrong, Esq. of Dublin, and had issue,
I. Henry, his heir.
II. William Holmes, successor to his brother.
III. Edward, d. unvi.
I. Eliza, d. unm. u. Juliana, d. unm.
Thomas Lyons d. 1807, and w.ns .s-. by his eldest son,
Henry Lyons, Esq. of Old Park, b. 1776, d. unm. 1839, and
was s. by his brother,
William Holmes Lyons, Esq. of Old Park, b. 1781; m. 1811,
Anne, dau. of Rev. William Bristow, 'Vicar of Belfast, anrt
Sovereign of the town, by Rose his wife, dau. of George Cary,
Esq. of Red Castle, co. Donegal, and luid issue.
William Thomas Bristow, now of Old Park.
Sarah.
Mr. Lyons d. Feb. 1849, and was s. by his only son,
William Thomas Bristow Lyons, Esq., now of Old Park
and Brookhill.
Arms— Par fess or and gu., a lion rampant within a tressure
flory counterehanged holding in his paws an annulet az. and
in chief two trefoils vert. Crest— A dcmi-lion rampant az.
holding in his paws an annulet or, therein a trefoil vert.
Motto— In te Doniine speravi.
6't'ttis— Brookhill, Lisburn ; and Old Park, Belfast.
LYONS OF CROOME,
Lyons, Heney, Esq. of Croome House, co.
Limerick, J.P., D.L., High Sheriff 1860, b. 18 May,
1828 ; m. 14 May, 1873, Olivia Millicent, eldest dau.
of Lord Eobert Montagu, M.P., by his 1st wife,
Ellen Mary, only child of John Cromie, Esq. of
Cromore, co. Londonderry, and has issue,
James Denis, b. 28 Sept. 1877.
Mary Eleanor.
ILinrilflC— This family is of Milesian origin, a branch of
the O'Lyehane, O'Liathan, or O'Lehan race, having settled in
the CO. Limerick from the co. Cork, in the early part of the
seventeenth century.
James O'Lyne settled at Croonie, co. Limerick, and d. at
Croomo House, 1740, leaving, with one dau., a son, his suc-
cessor,
Denis Lyne, or Lyons, Esq. of Croom House, 6. 1689; ni.
1723, Mary Lenhan, by whom (who d. 29 Dee. 1774) he had
issue,
I. James, b. 1729, settled in Limerick, and m. 20 Oct. 1757.
Mciry, dau. of David Hourugan, Esq., and d. 8 June, 17b8»
having had issue,
1 Dennis, 6. 4 Nov. 1761 ; d. unm. 6 Nov. 182G.
2 David, 6.29 Sept. 1765; d. -unra. 1799.
3 James, b. 20 Oct. 1767; d. tuim. Sept. ISil.
4 Christian, d. unm. 16 Dec. 1836.
1 Johanna, ra. 29 June, 1801, Richard England, and
d. s. p. June, 1836.
2 Mary, m. 28 Aug. 1799, John Kelly, Esq., and d.
15 March, 1830, leaving issue (■.■c.' Kelly of Roci:stoicii).
II. Dennis, of whom hereafter.
I. Catherine, r,>. 14 June, 1760, .James Scully, Esq. of Kil-
feacle, co. Tipperary, and d. 30 June, 1818, leaving issue
(see SccLLY of Mantle Hill).
IT. Mary, m. 6 Aug. 17U8, John Canny, Esq. of Ballycascy,
CO. Clare, and d. 25 Nov. 1823, leaving issue.
Mr. Lyons d. 22 Nov. 1777. His 2nd son,
Denis Lyons, Esq. of Croom House, J.P., b. 1749; m.
9 Aug. 1779, Christian, eldest dau. of Thomas C;isey, Esi|.,
M.P., by whom (who d. Aug. 1823 ; he d. 5 July 1809) he had
issue,
I. Denis, b. 6 Oct. 1782; d. unm. 30 March, 1803.
II. Thomas, b. 9 Blay, 1784; </. young.
III. James Dennis, b. 5 July, 1785, his successor.
IV. Henry, b. 27 June, 1786; d. intm. 10 Jl.ireh, 1837.
V. John, b. 2 July, 1789; m. 21 Sept. 1819, Helen, dau. of D.
lOOS
LYO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
LYS
Daly, Esq., who d. 2G Jan. 1875. He d. IS June, 1828, and
had issue,
1 John Edward, &. 27 June, 1823 ; m. 24 Oct. 18G8,
Gertrude, dau. of Rev. F. Henson, and d. 10 Oct. 1877.
1 Christian, m. 1852, Thomas Galway, Esq.
2 Helena, m. 18.54, Daniel Cronin Coltsman, Esq. of Glcn-
flesk Castle, Killarney.
VI. Thomas, h. 2G Jan. 179.5; d. unm. 1822.
I. Helen, m. 20 Oct. 1802, Itoger Scully, Esq., and d. April,
18G0.
II. Johanna, m. 15 Oct. 1811, Daniel Clanchy, Esq. of Char-
Icville, and d. 30 Dec. 1840.
III. Christian, d. 3 Jan. 1S55.
IV. Mary, d. Jan. 1820.
Mr. Lyons d. 5 July, 1809, and was s. by his eldest surviving
son,
James Denis Lyons, Esq. of Croome House, J.P., D.L., High
Slieriff 1853, i. 5 July, 1785; r,i. 31 March, 1818, Bridgette,
eldest dau. of John Kennedy, Esq. of Limerick, by whom (who
d. 30 Aug. 1873) he had issue,
I. Denis, b. 21 May, 1822; d. unm. 16 Kov. 1841.
II. John, 6. 10 Aug. 1823; d. unm. 10 April, 1818.
III. Henrt, now of Croome House.
!V. Thomas Casey, Col. in the array, C.B., b. 9 July, 18?9;
ra. 6 Jan. 18G3, Helen, dau. of George Young, Esq. of Apley
Towers, Eyde, and has issue,
Henry George, b. 11 Oct. 18G4.
Helen Amy.
V. James, Capt. Royal Artillery, 6. 3 Feb. 1832 ; d. 12 June,
1862.
VI. Edward, &. 28 Nov. 1836, Major Royal Artillery; m.
15 May. 18G2, Alice Smith.
I. Anna Maria, m. 10 Feb. 1840, George Sampson, Esq. of St.
Catlierine's, co. Clare, and has issue.
51. Christina, m. 3 July, 1844, James Morrogh, Esq. of Old
Court, CO. Cork.
HI. Mary Jane, d. 12 April, 1825.
IV. Helena.
V. Bessie, d. 4 Nov. 1841.
VI. Frances Hortense, d. 26 April, 1857.
Yd. Wilhelmina, m. 29 April, 1876, Michael Russell, Esq. of
Glcnmore, co. Cork, and d. 14 March, 1877.
Mr. Lyons d. 2 April, 1853, and was s. by his eldest surviving
son.
SdcU — Croome House, Croome, co. Limerick.
liYONS OF liEDESTOWN.
The late John Charles Lyons, Esq. of Ledes-
town, CO. Westmeath, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1816, formerly Capt. Westmeath Militia, b. 22 Aug.
1792 ; s. his grandfather 1803 ; m. 1st, 14 March,
1820, Penelope Melesina, only dau. of Hugh Tuite,
Esq. of Sonna, co. Westmeath, by whom (who d.
10 Feb. 1855) he had issue,
I. Charles, 6. 7 Feb. 1821 ; d. unm. 24 Feb. 1859.
I. Mary Ann Melesina, m. 1848, James Malley, Esq. of
Dublin.
He m. 2ndly, 12 Nov. 1856, Frances Ellen, 3rd
dau. of Thomas Walsh, Esq. of Bellevue, co. West-
meath (by Frances Ellen his wife, 2nd dau. of
Edmond L'Estrange, Esq. of Turin, co. Westmeath) ,
by whom he has further issue,
II. John CnAnLEs, b. 1 Feb. 18G1.
III. Charles, h. 17 Feb. 18G3.
II. Caroline Constance.
III. Mary Ann Camilla.
iLtUCitgC— In the reign of James I., Capt. 'Williaih Lyons
purchased the estate of Clonarrow, afterwards called River
Lyons, and other lands in King's Co., and received a grant,
3 Charles I., of the townland of TuUynally, with part of the
great wood of Fercall, Kind's Co.
Henry Lyons, Esq. of River Lyons, m. Anne, 6th dau. of
George Rochfort, Esq. of Gaulstown, by Lady Elizabeth Moore
bis wife, youngest dau. of Henry, 3rd Earl of Drogheda, and
had three daus., Anne, m. John Nixon, Esq. ; Elizabeth, m.
Robert Barry, Esq. ; and Henrietta, m. 1780, Robert Garden,
Esq. Henry Lyon's brotlier,
John Lyons, Esq., Major in the army, purchased Ledestown,
CO. Westmeath, 1715. He m. Elizabeth, relict of Lieut. -Col.
Richard Ashe, and dau. of Henry Williams, Esq., Deputy-
Governor of Antigua, and had issue,
Charles, his heir.
John, of Drogheda, Capt. in the army, m. Dorothea, dau. of
Sir Thomas Montgomery, and had three sons, of whom the
2nd, Hugh, took the additional name of Montgomery, ant
was ancestor of the Leitrim family (see Lyons-Montgomebi
of Bdhavel).
Henry, of Belmont, Deputy-Clerk of the Council and Deputj
Muster-Master-General, m. and had an only child, Louisa.
m. 1752, Chambre Brabazon, only son of Major-Gen. th(
Hon. Henry Ponsonby, brother of the 1st Earl of Bess-
borough.
Samuel, settled in Antigua, and is presumed to have beer
ancestor of the present Lord Lyons.
Margaret, m. Hans Widman, Esq. of Hanstoun, co. West
ineath. Mary, m. Hugh Bowen, Esq. of Mullingar.
Anne, to. Isaac Smith, Esq. of Anncville.
Elizabeth, m. Glasgow Thompson, Esq.
The eldest son,
Charles Lyons, Esq. of Ledestown, High Sheriff co. West
meath, 1731, Col. of Militia, m. 1723, Christiana, dau. o
Robert Mason, Esq. of Mason Brook, co. Galway, and hai
issue,
John, his heir. Charles, Major 60th regt., d. unm. 1799
Margaret, to. 1764, Theophilus Bolton, Esq.
Alicia, d. unm.
The elder son,
John Lyons, Esq. of Ledestown, High Sheriff 1778, m. 17C5
Caroline, 3rd dau. of Lieut. -Col. John Dcgennes, of Portar
lington, and d. 1803, leaving issue,
Charles John, Capt. 12th Light Dragoons, b. 1766 ; to. 1791
Mary Anne, youngest dau. of Sir Richard Levinge, Bart.
and by her (who la. 2ndly, 1798, Anthony Adams Reilly
Esq. of Roebuck, co. Cavan) he left at his decease, v. yi.
Jlay, 1796, an only child, the late John Charles Lyons
Esq. of Ledestown.
John Robert, Capt. 69th regt., d. unm. 1801.
Tcnison, Capt. 12th Dragoons, b. 1769; m. 1812, Eleanor, dnu
of David Frazer, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and d. 1832, leaviii;
i.ssue. Henry, d. young.
Margaret Christiana, m. 1806, Rev. Samuel Auchmuty.
Caroline, m. 1812, Mark Anthony Levinge, Esq., and d
11 March, 1856. He d. 1847. Frances, d. unm. 1793
Arms — Sa., a chevron erm. between three lions .<;cjan
guardant arg. Ci-est — On a cap of maintenance a lion's IJcai
erased. Motto — Noli irritare leones.
Heat — Ledestown, Mullingar, co. Westmeath.
LYSLEY OP PEWSHAM.
Ltslet, William G-eeaed, Esq. of Pewsham
Wilts, b. 1831 ; s. 1873 ; m. 27 Jan. 1869, France
Elizabeth, only dau. of Sir Charles Hugh Lowthei
Eart. of Svvillington and Wilton Castle, co. Yorl
and has issue.
SLtltCatJC. — This family of Lysley, or Lyley, is stated t
have held, until 1774, lands at Harewood, Lyley, MirficU
Kirkheaton, Rothwell, and Warmlicld, co. York.
William Lysley, Esq. of Warmfield, co. York, son c
Thomas Lysley, and Dorothy his wife, of the family of Army
tage, m. 16 Oct. 1705, Anne, dau. of J. Sampson, Esq. c
Pontefract, and was father of
Richard Lysley, Esq. of Warmfield, m. 3 Dec. 1749, Ann(
dau. and heir of James Pitt, Esq. of Goldhall, co. York, an
relict of John Harrison, Esq. (whose uncle, J. Harrison, Esq
was M.P. for co. Lincoln), and had two sous,
Richard, some time Collector of the Customs at Dominicr
TO. Mary, dau. of James Perkins, Esq. of Penystone, cc
York, and had an only child, Richard Perkins, who d. unn
at Dcmcrara, 1801.
William, of whose descendants we treat.
The younger son,
William Lysley, Esq. of Warmfield, m. 14 April, 1774, Anr
dau. of William Barker, Esq. of Wakefield; and d. 179:
leaving an only son,
William John Lysley, Esq., F.S.A., of Mimwood, Hert;
and Pewsham, Wilts, J.P. and D.L. for Herts, and Hig
Sheriff of that co. 1851, of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Lav
and M.P. for Chippenham since 1859, b. 12 Dec. 1791; ii.
3 Dee. 1828, Caroline, dau. of John Marshall, Esq. of Ardwic
House, CO. Lancaster, and had issue,
I. William Gerard, now of Pewsham.
II. Warine Bayley Marshall, b. 1833; m. 1859, Lavini:
eldest dau. of Col. Du Vernet, and has a son.
I. Sarah Maria, m. 1862, Henry Gillctt, Esq.
II. Caroline Gertrude, to. 1865, Rear Admiral S. H. Dcrr
man, R.N.
He d. 1873.
^r))i.s— Quarterly : 1st, gu., a lion passant guardant arg
ducally crowned or; 2nd, or, a less between two chevrons sa
both for Lysley; 3rd, or, a bend vair between three hurts, f(
Pitt of Goldhall; 4th, as the 1st, with three mullets axi
LY3
THE LAINDED (JENTRY.
LYS
1009
pierced of the dold in chief, also for Ltslev. C/Tsis— Ist, On
II chapoau gu. tuiiu'd up erni. :i millstone arg. with niillrlml
or; 2nd, A cubit arm in armour, the liand in a gauntlet
grasping a war-mace all ppr. from the handle of the mace a
chain iicmlant, encircling the arm or. jl/r.(;o— forward.
Scat — Pcwsliam, ucar Chippenham, Wilts.
LYSONS OF HEMPSTED.
Ltsoxs, Loeexzo Geoege, Esq. of HempstccT
Court, CO. Gloucester, J.P., b. 6 Aug. 1839 ; s. liis
father 1877 ; m. Oct. 18G2, Victoria, clau. of Gen.
Sir William Richards, K.C.B., aud by her has had
issue,
I. William Lokenzo Geokoe, 6. July, 1SC3.
II. Daniel George, </. isur.
in. Arthur Charles Fotheringham, 6. 1SC8.
IV. George Lorenzo, rf. 1870.
V. Samuel Victor Davies, 6. 1S74.
VI. Clement Francis, rf. 1875.
I. Ethel Teresa, d. 1875. ii. Mabel Susan.
III. Gwendoline Catherine.
IV. Victoria Georgiana, d. 1874.
V. Marguerite Henrietta.
itt'lICTlJC. — This family, which has been established for
learly three centuries in co. Gloucester, is traditionally said
0 have migrated thither from Wales. Leland, in his
'tinemr;/, makes mention of the Lysans as inhabiting the
own of Neath, in co. Glamorgan, temp. Henry VIII.
William Letson, Lison. or Ltsons, bought an estate called
Tetherlay, or the Lower Lay, in the parish of Westtiury-on-
evern, 1G06. By Anne his wife he had issue, i. John, his
icir; II. Arthur, of Hempstcd, co. Gloucester; iii. Thomas,
if Worcester, Mayor of that city 1651, who proclaimed
JnARLEs II. King of Great Britain; iv. Daniel, of whom
iresently. The 4th son,
Daniel Ltsons, Esq., 6. Nov. 1604; m. Sarah, dau. of
:iutterbuck, Esq. of King's Stanley; and d. 1674, leaving a
on and successor,
Daniel Ltsons, Esq., 5. 1643; m. Anne, dau. of Nicholas
Vebb, Esq., and was s. at his decease, IC8I, by his son,
Daniel Lysons, Esq. of Hempstcd, 6. 1672; m. 1693, Eliza-
icth, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Ridler, Esq., and left, witli
even other children, who d. $.p.. Daniel, his heir ; and John,
/L.D., Fellow of Magdalen Coll. Oxford. The eldest son,
Daniel Ltsons, Esq. of Hempstcd, 6. 1 Dec. 1697 ; vi.
0 Feb. 1725, Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Mee, Esq. of Glou-
ester, and had issue (with five daus., of whom Elizabeth, in.
ohn Reeve, Esq., and Mary, m. Stephen Woodifield, Esq.)
wo sons. The elder,
Daniel Ltsons, M.D., of Hempsted Court, Fellow of All
ouls' Coll. Oxford, b. 21 March, 1727; ni. 6 Dec. 1768, Mary,
au. of Eichard Rogers, Esq. of Dowdeswell, co. Gloucester,
ut dying without issue, was «. by his brother.
Rev. Samuel Ltsons, M.A., b. 28 Dec. 1730, Rector of Rod-
larton and Cherington, in. Mary, dau. of Samuel Peach, Esq.
f Chalford, co. Gloucester, and had issue,
Daniel, his heir.
Samuel, b. 17 May, 1763, Barrister-at-Law, Keeper of the
Records in the Tower, an eminent writer on British topo-
graphy and antiquities. He d. v.mn. 1819.
Mary, 6. 1765; m. Charles Brandon Trye, Esq., F.R.S., of
Leckhampton Court, co. Gloucester.
Elizabeth, b. 1772; m. John Marshall Collard, Esq.
Ir. Lysons d. 1804, and was s. by his son,
Rev. Daniel Ltsons, M.A., F.R.S.., F.A.S., H.S., and L.S.,
f Hempsted Court, the celebrated topographer and antiquary,
uthor of Magna Britannia, ifv., b.23 April, 1762; m. 1st,
801, Sarah, eldest dau. of Lieut. -Col. Thomas Carteret Hardy,
f the York Fusiliers, and by her (who d. 1808) had issue,
Daniel, d. 1814, aped 10 years.
Samuel, late of Hempsted.
Sarah, 6. 1802; m. 6 Oct. 1831, Rev. John Haygarth, Rector
of Upham, Hants; andd. 18 May, 1833, having had issue
a dau., Josepha, d. unm. 1846.
Charlotte, b. 1807; to. at Naples, 14 Nov. 1825, Sir James
Carnegie, Bart, of Southesk, N.B. ; and (/. April, 18-18,
1 having, with other issue, a son, James, Eaul of Southesk.
i'e m. 2ndly, Josepha Catherine Susanna, dau. of John Gilbert
! coper, Esq. of Thurgarton Priory, Notts, and had by her,
ho rf. 1868,
Daniel, Lieut. -Gen. (Sir), K.C.B., Quartermaster -Gen.,
entered the army a.s Ensign 1st Hoy.als 1834, served during
Kchcllion in Canada 1S38-9, appointed Depufy-A.s.sistant-
Quartermastor-Gen. 1838, promoted Brigade Btajor at Bar-
bados 1843-4, served throughout the Crimean AVar in com-
mand of Royal Welsh Fu.siliers, and in command of 2nd
Brigade Light Division (Officer of Legion of Honour, 3rd class
Order Medjidie and Sardinian Medal) ; Quaitermastcr-Geii.
in Canada, 1862-7, Brigadier-Gen. Malta 1868-9, utAldershot
1869-72, Commander Northern District l»72-4, QM;irlcr-
master-Gen. 1876; b. 1 Aug. 1816; m. 1st, Harriet Sophia,
dau. of Charles Bridges, Esq. of Court House, Overton. :ind
has issue, 1 Daniel Charles William, b. 15 July, lSu7 ; i
Henry, b. 13 July, 1858; 3 Charles, 6. 8 April, 1860; 4 Fred-
erick Bridges, 6. 3 June, 1861. He m. 2ndly, Anna Sophia
Biscoe, dau. of Rev. Robert Tritton, of Morden, Surrey.
Catherine Susanna.
Mr. Lysons d. 3 Jan. 1834, and was .■!. by his sennnd son.
Rev. Samuel Ltsons, of Hempsted Court, J. P., b. 17 March,
1806, graduated at Exeter Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1831, M.A. 1835.
lie was Rector and Patron of Rodmarton, co. Gloucester,
appointed 1833 ; Rural Dean of Gloucester 1805, Hon. Canon
Gloucester Cathedral 1867. He m. 1st, 1 Jan. 1834, Eliza
Sophia Theresa Henrietta, eldest dau. of Major-Gen. .Sir
Lorenzo Moore, K.C.U. and C.B., and by her (who rf. 1846)
had issue,
I. Arthur Charles, h. 1836; d. 18-5.5.
II. Lohenzo George, now of Hempsted.
III. Edmund Hicks Beach, b. 1842, Lieut. R.M., m. 18C9,
Honora Mary, dau. of Rev. W. Henley Jervis, and has
issue, a son, b. Dec. 1872; a son, b. Sept. 1876; and other
issue.
IV. Daniel George (Rev.) B.A. Oxon, Rector of Rodmarton;
b. 1844; m. 7 April, 1869, Katlie)-ine .Vnne, 4th dau. of
Thomas C. Eyton, Esq.of Eyton Hall, and has issue, Hubert
Bertram Daniel; Noel Hiklcbrand ; and four daus.
I. Alice Elizabeth.
II. Clementina Agnes, m. Rev. Francis Jolm Atwood, and
has issue.
He m. 2ndly, 11 March, 1847, Lucy (who d. 26 Oct. 1871), dau.
of Rev. John Adey Curtis (by Albinia Frances his wife, who,
after the death of her husband, assumed her family name of
Hayward in addition to Curtis, in compliance with a request
in her father's will). He m. 3rdly, 1 Nov. 1872, Gertrude
Savery, dau. of Simon Adams Beck, Esq. of CUeam, Surrey,
and by her had issue,
V. Nigel Lucius Samuel, b. 187G.
III. Gertrude Teresa Lucy.
He d. 27 March, 1877, and was s. by his son, Lorenzo George,
now of Hempsted.
Arms — Gu., on a chief az. a bend nebulee, from which issue
the rays of the sun ppr. Cre,?;— No crest is assigned to this
family in the Herald's Visitation 1672, but they '.lave borne lor
nearly three centuries. The sun rising out of a bauk of clouds
ppr. Motto — Valebit.
Seat— Hempstcd Court, near Gloucester.
*
LYSTES OF LYSTEEFIELD.
Ltstee, The Very Rev. James, of Ljstcrlleld,
CO. Roscommon, M.A. , late Rector of the Union of
Tashinny, co. Longford, 1840, appointed 14 Nov.
1854 ; late Dean of Leighlin, now Dean of Ontario,
b. 7 Sept. 1810 ; m. 12 Jan. 1837, Maria Sarah, .3rcl
dau. of the Rev. George Keating, Vicar of Edge-
worthstown, and has issue,
I. Anthont, b. 1838.
I. Jane Lctitia, m. 1861, Rev. George T. Huston Barton,
B.A., eldest son of Rev. George Barton, Vicar of Killbrew,
CO. Meath. ii. Ehzabeth Emily.
jLtltCdfJC— This family claims to be descended from the
Listers of co. York. Osbaldiston Lvsteb, Esq., an adherent
of Cromwell, acquired considerable estates in co. Roscommon.
He left, it is stated, several sons, of whom were,
I. John, of Corrakip.
II. Anthony, of Lysterfield, co. Roscommon, whose will,
dated 31 Aug. 1745, was proved 13 March, 17-!(i: by Eliza-
betli his 1st wife, dau. and heir of Richard Warren, Esq.,
he had a dau., Joyce, 'ni. the Right Rev. James Leslie,
I'.D., Bishop of Limerick, and had a son,
Thomas, of Lysterfield, m. June, 1742, Mary, dau. of
Bolcyn Whitney, Esq., K.C., Jl.P., and left an only child,
Elizabeth, wife of Robert Robinson, M.D., and mother of
an only child, Elizabeth Robinson Lystcr, yii. '25 May,
1785, F'rederick Trench, 1st Lord Ashtown.
III. William, of Grange, co. Roscommon, father, by Chris-
tiana his wife, of
Thomas, of Grange, and afterwards of Athleague, who m.
twice : his 2nd wife, .Mice, was widow of Sir John Aylmer,
Bart. By his 1st wife he left at his decease, 1726, two
sons,
1 William, of Athleague, whose will, dated 26 June,
1722, was proved 4 Aug. 1772. He i/i. Margaret, dau.
1010
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
of Bryan Gunning, Esq., and widow of John F.dwnnls,
Esq., andl)y her (who m. 3rdly, Capt. Francis Houston,
and 4tlily, Theobald, Viscount BourliC, of Mayo) had a
son, Jolin, and three daus., Ehzabeth, d. unm. ; Jane,
■wife of Christopher Kirwan, Esq., who took the name
of Lyster, 1S06 ; and Margaret, m. 1st, William
O'Dwycr, Esq., and 2ndly, Richard Eumbold, Esq.
2 Thomas, of Grange, Col. in the army, d. 1790, leaving
(by his wife, whod. 1750) foursons, Lieut.-Col. Anthony
Lyster, of Grange (who m. Anna Clcland, and left, with
several daus., two sons, Thomas St. George, who sold
the estate ; and Anthony, of Stillorgan, b. 1797, m.
Marcia Deborah, 5th dau. of the late James Tate, Esq.
of Ballintaggart, co. WicUIow, and has a son, Harry
Hammon, Lieut.-Col. Indian army, V.C, Major Bengal
Staff Corps) ; John, father of Benjamin, Capt. R.A. ;
Thomas; George William; and daus., of whom Sophia,
m. 1812, Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart.
The eldest son,
John Ltsteb, Esq. of Corrakip, m. Elizabeth Bcllew, of
Mount Bellew ; and d. 1784, leaving a son and successor,
Anthony Lyster, Esq. of New Park, co. Westmeath, whose
will, dated 14 Oct. 1751, was proved 9 Nov. 1754; he in. 1733,
Mary, dau. of Bryan Geoghegan, of Castletown Geoghegan,
and had issue,
I. Matthew, of New Park, Capt. 9th Dracroons, High Sheriff
1775, hi. 1771, Helena, dau, of Ignatius Kelly, Esq, of Car-
gins ; and ci!. 1797, leaving issue,
1 Anthony, of New Park, Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards, &.
177i; ; d. unm. 1800.
1 Elizabeth, w. Is08, Ralph Smythe, Esq. of Barbavilla,
CO. Westmeath.
2 Helen Jane, m. a French nobleman; and d. s. fi.
II. James, of whom we treat.
III. Christopher. iv. Michael.
I. Elizabeth, vi. Miles Dowdall, Esq. of Cluwne, co. Mcath.
II. Chrisiian.
The 2nd son,
James Lyster, Esq. of Lystcrfield, co. Roscommon, J. P.,
High Sheriff 1799, m. Isr, Letitia, dau. of J. Woods, Esq. of
Rossmead, co. Westmeath, and by her had one .son, Anthony,
of whom hereafter. He in. 2ndly, the dau. of John Burke,
Esq. of Tyaquin, co. Galway, and by her had issue,
James, '/;;. 1st, his cousin, the Hon. Elizabeth Hamilton,
relict of the Hon. Charles Hamilton; and 2ndly, Anne,
relict of Edward Mills, Esq. of Fairymount, co. Roscummun ;
and d. s. p. 1840.
John, Lieut, in tlie 2nd regt., killed in Egypt.
Thomas, Lieut. Gfith regt.. Killed in Portugal.
Matthew Walter, m. Lucy, dau. of Col. Caulfeild, of Cenown,
CO. Westmeath.
Emily, m. Capt. Zobel, fiSth regt.
Mary, m. Edward O'Beirne, Esq. of Dublin.
Marcella, m. M. Trimble, Esq., Lieut. Uth regt.
Eliza, d. 1825. Eleanor.
The only son of the 1st marriage,
Anthony Lister, Esq., Lieut.-Col. in the army, and High
Sheriff for co. Roscommon 1815 ; in. 1S08, Jane, dau. of George
Fosbery, Esq. of Adare Farm, co. Limerick ; and d. May, 1841,
having had issue,
James, present male representative.
Thomas Rice, Lieut. R.E., ./. at Barbados, 21 Feb. 1.942.
George Fo.sbcry, C.E., Engineer of the Liverpool and .Mersey
Docks, 7». 184s, Mis3 M.E. Saunderson, dau. of the Hun.
T. Saunderson, of Antigua, and hasi-ssue, John Saunderson ;
Anthony George; Thomas liice Somerville; and Mary
Georgina Jane.
Christina, r,i. 1841, Henry Hoyle, Esq. of Little Harwood
Hall, Blackburn, co. Lancaster, and has issue.
Letitia, d. unm. 1837.
Armf: — Erm., on a fess sa. three mullets or. Crrsi — .K stag's
head issuing from a ducal coronet all ppr. il/otto— Retiueus
vestigia faniae.
Jiesidence — Ontario, Kingston, Canada West.
MACADAM OF BLACKWATER.
MacAdam, Thomas Stannaed, Esq. of Black-
water, CO. Clare, and Borde Hill, Sussex, Lieut.-
Col. 3rd West York Militia, J.P. co. Clare, and
Sussex, I. Sept. 1S27 ; m. 1st, Jan. 1855, Eliza
Chivers, dau. of John Seddou Bower, Esq. of
Broxliolme House, co. York, aud by her (who d.
9 Oct. 1856), has issue,
1. Philip Bower, h. G Oct. 185G.
He m. 2ndly, Sept. 1858, Ellen Jane, onlv dau. of
AVilliam D'Arcy Preston, Esq., Capt. E.N., of
Borde Hill, Sussex, aud by her has issue,
II. Frank Robert Preston.
I. Charlotte Honor.
III. Waller.
:i. Grace.
ILtlTCatJC. — The MacAdams are of ancient .Scottish origin,
and claim descent from CUn Gregor.
The first of the family who obtained footing in Clare was
the Cromwellian officer Col. John MacAdam, who, in tlio
Parliamentarian interests, for a considerable time held Bun-
ratty Castle, and (1641) most gallantly defended it during it.i
protracted siege. He was ultimately killed there, and under
its walls still lie his remains.
Philip MacAdam purchased the estate of Blackwater, in co.
Clare, from James Craven, Esq. in 1684. He ci. 1694, and was
.?. by his son,
Philip MacAdam, who d. unm. 24 June, 1729; and his next
brother, John Craven MacAdam, a naval officer, having been
killed (unm.) in the South Seas, he was s. by his only surviving
brother,
Thomas MacAdam, Esq. of Churchland House. He d. 1752.
His eldest son (by his wife Honor O'Ryan, dau. of Terence
Grace O'Ryan, Esq. of co. Tipperary),
Philip MacAdam, Esq. of Churchland, m. 2 Aug. 1755,
Catherine, 2nd dau. of Rev. Bassett Dickson, of Knockdrum-
assell, CO. Limerick, and left issue, with daus., two sons,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. John, rn. the dau. of G. Vincent, Esq. of Parteen House,
00. Clare.
The eldest son,
Thomas MacAdam, of Churchlands and Blackwater, 6.
12 Jan. 1762; in. 1st, 1783, Jane, only dau. and heiress of
Peter Tyndal, Esq. of Dublin, and by her (who d. 1793) left
issue, with one dau., two sons,
I. Philip, his heir.
II. Thomas Hutchin.son, h. 1792; m. 1827, Charlotte, 4tli
dau. of John Lannigan Stannard, Esq. of The Grange, co,
Kilkenny; and d. 1836, leaving issue,
1 Thomas Stannard, m. Mary, dau. of John Brown, Esq.,
J. P., of Clunboy House, co. Clare.
2 Robert Stannard.
1 Charlotte. 2 Jane.
Mr. MacAdam in. 2ndly, 1796, Catherine, dau. of J. DIck.-on,
Esq. of Limerick, by whom he left issue an only child,
III. David Hastings, b. 1798.
Mr. MacAdam d. 1825, and was .?. by his eldest son,
Philip MacAdam, Esq. of Blackwater House, b. 1789, Capt.
3rd West York MiUtia; in. 1825, Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of John
Lannigan Stannard, Esq. of The Grange, co. Kilivcnny; aucl
d. 2 Sept. 1855, leaving issue,
I. Thomas Stannard, now of Blackwater.
II. Philip Henry, „(. 18G4, Helen, d;iu. of Miles O'Reilly,
Esq., Judge of London County, Canada, and has i.ssue.
III. .lohn Stannard.
I. Elizabeth Matilda, m. 1875, William Waller, Esq., J.P., ol
Prior Park, co. Tipperary. ii. Kate.
III. Martha Roger, m. 1865, Henry, 3rd son of Major Johl
Vereker, of Limerick (deceased).
^?-iiis — Vert, across calvary, in the dexter chief a mullet
and in the sinister a crescent all or. Motto — In hoc sigm
vinces.
Hod — Blackwater House, co. Clare, near Limerick. Club*-
United Service, Pall Blall; County Clare Club, Ennis; CounCJ
Limerick Club, Limerick.
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M'ADAM OF BALIiOCHMORRIE.
M'Adam, CHRiSTorHEB, Esq. of Balloclimorrie
CO. Ayr, 6. 11 March, 1807; m. 29 March, 1837
Eleanor, dau. of Edward Stephens Trelawny, Esq
of Coldriuick, Cornwall, and by her (who d. 1852,
Itad issue,
1. Ellen Jane.
II. Agnes Henrietta, d. unm.
III. Emily Darell Louisa, vi. 1874, Charles Dudley Maynard
Esq., M.R.C.S.
ILtnCn0C. — The M'Adams of Waterhmd, co. Kirkcud
bright, cl;um descent from Gregor M'Gregor, Chief of th'
Clan Gregor, whose 2nd son, Gregor, Capt. of the clan, fled, i
is stated, to the south country, and was taken and executed ll
Edinburgh. His son, it is handed down,
Adam M'Gregor, being compelled to change his name
called himself Adam M'Adam; he was ancestor of
GiLiiERT M'Adam, served heir to his father 2 Aug. 1662. H
was a strenuous supporter of the reformed religion in Scot
land. He was tried and banished the coimtry for harbourii),
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1011
lUc famoiia John Walsh and other leaders of the insurrection,
wlio ilctl from Bothwell field. HavinR been ransomed, he re-
turned, and whilst at prayer in a cottage in Kirkmichael, co.
Ayr, was surprised and shot by a party of soldiers under the
Lairds of Colzean and Ballochmyle, 1680. lie m. a dau. of
James Dun, of Benwhatt, and had a son and successor,
James M'Adam, who was served heir to his father 1G86.
He 7)1. a lady of the Cunningham family, appears to have
<Z. 1687, and was s. by his son,
James M'Adam, m. Janet Craufurd, by whom he had,
James M'Adam, his heir, m. 1715, Margaret, dau. and
heiress of John Reid, of Mid Helliar, co. Ayr, and had issue.
The eldest son,
James M'Adam, of Sauchrie, co. Ayr^ J.r., D.L., one of
the founders of the first bank in the town'of Ayr, m. Susanna,
dau. of John Cochrane, of Waterside, and had issue two sons,
I James, Capt. in the army, d. unm. 17G3, and Joun Locdon,
, of whom presently; and eight dans., of whom the eldest,
Margaret, m. William Logan, Esq.; and the 4th, Grissell, m.
Adam Steuart, Esq. The 2n6. son,
John Locdon M'Adam, celebrated for the reformation of
the public roads of the kingdom, ni. 1st, 175G, Gloriana Mar-
jraretta, dau. of William NicoO, of Islip, Suffolk co.. Long
Island, America, lineally descended from Col. NicoU, Equerry
to the Duke of York (James IL) at the taking of New York.
At the close of the American revolutionary war, Mr. M'Adam
wont early in life to America, and on his return purchased
^ ichrie, CO. Ayr. He d. 26 Nov. 1S36, in the 81st year of his
He had issue,
William, his heir. James, d. an infant.
James NicoU (Sir), knighted 1834 ; d. 30 June, 18.^2.
John Loudon, r,i. Marianne, dau. of Joseph Hcllicar and
Henrietta Gresley ; and d. 21 March, I8o7, aged 58, having
had issue, Charles Loudon, d. June, 1861 ; Alice Mary; and
Stlina Henrietta.
Anne, m. Capt. James Sanders, E.N. and C.B., and left issue.
tJlorianaMargaretta, d. unm.
Giorgina Keith, d. 7 March, 1869.
;Mr. M'Adam m. 2ndly, Miss De Lancy, but had no issue. His
tliU'st son,
William M'Adam d. 23 Feb. 1S36, a few months before his
f'ithcr. Hem. 3 June, 1799, Jane, dau. of Capt. Tickard, of
13th Light Dragoons, and had by her (who d. 23 June,
.1) issue,
William, heir to his grandfather.
CiiRisTOPnER, present head of the family.
George, ni. Theresa, dau. of William Ecclcs, and has issue,
1 William Edward. 2 George Christopher.
3 Loudon Tenner. 4 John Alfred,
.■i Frederick. 6 Henry Martyn Eccles.
7 Allan Earnest.
1 Annie Selina Campbell. 2 Isabella Theresa.
Selina, rf. 1871.
Su^ian Cochrane Craufurd, m. George Natheam, and has
issue. Jane, m. Capt. John Townsend.
William M'Adam, of Ballochmorrie, co. Ayr (Sauchrie
having been sold), Surveyor-Gen. of Turnpike Roads in Eng-
lund, s. his grandfather 1836. He d. 28 Aug. 1861, aged 58, and
was s. by his brother.
Arms — Vert, three arrows paleways, barbed and feathered
arg. Cre.H — A stag's head erased ppr. Siqyporttrs — Two
S iracens naked ppr. Mottoes — Above the crest : Calm; under
arms : Crux mihi grata quies.
...U — Ballochmorrie, co. Ayr.
; MACALESTER OF LOUP AND KENNOX.
Someetille-Macalesteb, Chaeles, of Kennos,
!. Ayr, Hon. Lieut. - Col. Ayr and Wigto's^ii
Militia, D.L. and J.P., Chief of the Clan Alester, in
Kintyre, b. 15 Sept. 1799 ; m. Jan. 1828, Mary
Adeline Brabazon, only child of the late Edwai'd
T.yon, Esq. of Dublin, an ofEcev K.N., by Anna
( iitherine his ■wife, dau. and co-heiress of George
i'redevick Wynstanley, Esq. of Philipsburgh, co.
' Dublin, and by her (-who d. 1861) has had issue,
I. Charles, 6. 13 March, 1830; m. 1867, Williamina Pollok,
youngest dau. of William Pollok Morris, Esq. of Craig,
CO. Ayr, and by her (who d. 1872) he had issue, Charles
Godfrey, 6. 1SC8; Henry; Janet; Mary; Violet.
II. Edward, b. 14 June, 1834. iii. James, d. 1837.
I. Anna Catherine, d. 16 Aug. 1855.
II. Jessie, (/. 2 July, 1845.
m. Mury AdeUne, m. 1864, Hay Boyd, Esq. of Townsend,
CO. Ayr, formerly Lieut.-Col. 20th regt., D.L., J. P., and
has a dau., Mary Elizabeth.
ILtllCilftC. — M'Alester, of the Loupe, is descended in a
direct line from Alaster, or Alexandeb, eldest son of Angus
Mob, Lord of the Isles and Kintyre, a.d. 1284.
Alexander acquired large additions to his territories by
marriage with Amie, one of the daus. and co-heiresses of
Ewin de Ergadia, but having espoused the cause of Baliol, ia
opposition to the claims of Robert Bruce to the Scottish throne,
he was defeated by that monarch, who besieged him in his
principal stronghold of Castle Swain: being forced to sur-
render, he was imprisoned in Dundonald Castle, where he
died. His possessions were bestowed on his younger brother,
Angus Oge, who assumed the Lordship of the Isles, and from
whom are descended the various chieftains of the M'Donald
tribes. But the M'.A.lesters possessing that jus sangni-iiis of
which no forfeiture could deprive them, claim to represent the
ancient Lords of the Isles, as lineal descendants and heirs male
of Alester, eldest son of Angus Mor, who was the son of
Donald, the son of Reginald, son of Somerled, Lord of the
Isles, and Thane of Argyll a.d. 1040, the common ancestor of
the Clan Donald, Clan Dugall, and Clan Alester, known also
as the Clan Ean-Dubh. The sons of Alester, with their ad-
herents, being driven from the Isles, sought refuge on the
mainland, and obtained possession of several strongholds in
Knapdale and Kintyre. On the overthrow of the dynasty of
the Isles, in the reign of James IV., a.d. 1493, they became a
separate and independent clan, under their chief Ean Dcbh,
who fixed his residence at Ardpatrick, in South Knapdale, and
for several generations his descendants retained the patronymic
of Vic-Ean-Dubh. He was s. by his son,
Charles, appointed Steward of Kintyre a.d. 1841. He was
s. by his son,
Angus Vic-Ean-Ddbh, styled also Angus M'Alester, of the
Loupe. He is mentioned in the Register of the Privy Seal,
A.D. 1515. He was s. by his son,
Alexander, mentioned in Piicnirn's Criminal TrioJg as
having incurred the penalty of forfeiture, for treasonably
abiding from the army of Sulloway, but obtained, in 1540,
remission of the sentence for himself and fifteen of his clan.
He left a son.
Hector M'Alester, who did not long survive. He was s.
by his son,
Alexander M'Alester, who, in 1573, obtained a charter
from Archibald, Earl of Argyll. His name appears on the
Roll as one of those who, by Act of Parliament, were called
upon to deliver hostages, whose lives were to be held respon-
sible for the obedience of their chiefs. At his death his son
and successor,
Godfrey M'Alester, was yet a minor. In 1591, he obtained
a charter from the Earl of Argyll, and therein is designated
Gorrie M'Eachine Vic-Alester-Vic Ean-Dubh. At an early
age, he became the hero of a tragedy still remembered in the
Highlands, the heads of which arc given in Pitcaii-n's Criniincl
Trials. He took an active part in most of the feuds and con-
flicts of the troubled period in which he lived. He closed his
turbulent career about the beginning of tlie 17th century, and
was buried at lona, in the tomb of his ancestors. His statue,
in black marble, %vas to be seen there, within the last century.
He was s. by his son,
Hector M'Alester, who had charters from the Earl of
Argyll for the lands of Loupe and others, being tliereiu
designated Hector M'Gorry-Vic-Eachine-Vic-AUister-Vie Ean-
Dubh. He ra. 11 March, 16'20, Margaret, dau. of Campbell, of
KiUierry. His son and successor,
Godfrey M'Alester, of Loupe, m. a dau. of Sir Robert
Montgomerie, of Skelmorlie. His son and successor,
Alexander M'Alester, supported the cause of Jasies VII.
to the last, and was engaged at the battles of Killicrankie and
the Boyne. He in. Jane, dau. of Sir James Campbell, Bart, of
Auchenbreck, by whom he had a numerous family. (The 3rd
son, Duncan, settled in Holland, and was father of Gen.
Robert M'Alester, who commanded the Scots Brigade.) The
eldest son of Alexander,
Hector M'Alester, d. without issue, and was s. by his
brother,
Charles M'Alester, m. Christina, dau. of Lament, of
Lamont, by whom he had two sons, Angus, his heir; and
Archibald, who for many years commanded the 35th regt.
He d. a Lieut. -Gen., leaving a large family. His eldest son,
Charles, was Lieut.-Col. of the Ceylon Rifles.
Angus JI'.Vlester, who s. his father, in. his co'..sin Jane,
dau. of JI'Donald of Ardnacroish, and cousin to the celebrated
Flora M'Donald, and was s. by his only son,
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MAO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
Charles M'Alesteb, J.P. andD.L., Lieut.-Col. Commandant
1st Ayrsliive Local Militia, b. 13 Jan. 1705 ; m. 23 JIarcli, 17U2,
Jessie, dau. and lieiressof William Somerville, of Kennox, co.
Ayr, by his wife Lilias, dau. and co-heir of Gabriel Porter-
field, of Ilapland, and had issue,
Charles Somerville M'Alestee, present representative.
James, of Chapcltown.
AVilheluiina, d. 1874. Jane, d. 1S71.
Col. Somerville M'Alesterc?. Oct. 1847.
Arms—0\; an eagle displayed gu. armed sa. sui-mounted on
the breast of a galley of the first, a border of the third, charged
•with three crosses-crosslet fitchee arg. Crest— A. dexter arm
in armour erect, tlie hand holding a dagger in pale all ppr.,
motto over, Kortiter. Motto — Per mare per terras. .Sit/i-
porttrs — Dexter, a bear pierced in the back with an arrow ;
and sinister, an eagle all ppr.
Seat — Kennox House, Stewarton, co. Ayr.
mACAI.ISTER OF GliENBAKB AND
COUR.
Macalistee, Keith, Esq. of Glenbai-r and Cour,
CO. ArgyU, J.P. and D.L., h. 13 Nov. 1803 ; m. 1st,
3 June, 1830, Mary Agatha, only dau. of Eobert
Campbell, Esq. of Skipness, by Eugenia bis wife,
dau. of Eicbard Wynne, Esq. of Folkingbam, co.
Lincoln, and has issue,
I. JIatthew Charles Beodie, late of Crubasdale, Capt. 90th
Highland Borderers, J.P., 6. 6 31ay, 1838 ; '„i. 11 Aug.
1869, Augusta, 2nd dau. of Capt. Ilenry Lees.
I. Agatha Cecilia Constance.
II. CaroUne Elizabeth Villiers, m. W. Green, Esq.
III. Elinor Georgina. iv. Eliza Gordon.
He m. 2ndly, 3 Aug. 1858, Alexandrina Georgina
Cunningham, dau. and co-heiress of "W. Millar, Esq.
of Monkcastle and Moukridden, co. Ayr, and has
issue,
II. Norman Godfrey, 5. 3 Feb. 1S61.
ILtnCaffC— This branch of the clan Macalister claims
descent from the Lords of the Isles.
Ranald Macalister, Esq. ni. Anne, dau. of Macdonald of
Eingsborough, had, with several daus., five sons, i. Alex-
ander, of Strathaird ; ii. Keith, of Torrisdaile and Loup, a
Gen. in the army ; m. John, a Col. in the army; iv. Matthew,
of whom we treat; v. Norman, a Col. in the army, and
Governor of Prince of Wales Island. The 4th son,
Matthew Macalister, Esq. of Barr, Col. in the army, m.
1st, Miss CampbeU, of Glensaddel ; and 2ndly, 23 Dec. 1802,
Charlotte, youngest dau. of James Brodie, Esq. of Brodie,
and Lady Margaret Duff, his wife, dau. of William, 1st Earl
of Fife. He d. 23 Dec. 1829, aged 72, leaving by his 2nd mar-
riage, an only son, Keith Macalister, now of Glenbarr and
Coiir.
iSeai— Glenbarr Abbey, Greenock.
♦
II. Richard.
I. Caroline.
II. Eliza.
III. Geoi-ge.
m. Edith.
IV. Annie.
Arms — Az.,fretty or, onafess'arg. aboarpassantgu. Crej(t--|
A salmon naiant ppr. Motto — Virtus sub pondere crescit.
SmI — Drumcashel, Castle Bellingham, co. Louth.
EEACAN OF DRUMCASHEL.
Aethtie, Macan, Esq. of Drumcashel, co. Louth,
h. 25 July, 1852 ; m. 7 Aug. 1877, Mary Louisa
BelHngham, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col. Eellingham,
of Castle BeUiugham.
ItUTCitfJC. — The MacCanns, ancient chiefs in Ulster,
■were of the race of MacMahon of Oriel. Their Clanbrassail
estates were confiscated in the sixteenth century with those
of the chieftains who joined O'Neil's party, except a small por-
tion called Desart, near Armagh, which was afterwards sold.
The senior line terminated with Glasney Macan, whose only
dau. and heir, Elizabeth, m. John Hamilton, Col. in the army
of James II., killed at the battle of Aughrim, 6th son of Sir
George Hamilton, Knt. of Donalong. Thomas McCann was
Sovereign of Armagh in the middle of the eighteenth century.
His numerous family changed the form of the name into
Macan, and one of the sons buying property in Louth,
established the family in that county,
Robert Macan, Esq. of Drumcashel (grandfather of the
present representative), m. 1783, Hannah Bagwell, by whom
(who d. 1S24), he left at his decease, in 1808, a son,
Richard Macan, Esq. of Drumcashel, vi. 28 Nov. 1848,
Caroline Helene Macaire, and had issue,
t. Abthub, now of Drumctishel.
MACARTNEY OF LISSANOURE.
Macaet>'et, Caethanach Geoege, Esq. <rfj
Lissanoure, co. Antrim, b. 11 Aug. 1869, s. hi» [
father 29 Aug. 1874.
ILinraCJC. — Of the Auchinleck branch of the ancient
Scottish family of Macartney was George Macartney, Esq.,
m. 1522, Margaret, dau. of Godfrey MacCuUogh, of Fleet Bank,
Kirkcudbright. His great-great-grandson,
George Macartney, Esq., a Capt. of Horse, removed to
Ireland 1649, and settling in co. Antrim, represented Belfast
in Parliament. In 1678 he served as High Sheriff, and in 1688,
proclaimed King Willlam and Queen Mary at Belfast. By
Jane his 1st wife, dau. of Sir Quintin Calderwood, he had,
inter alios, an elder son, James, one of the Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas in Ireland, temp. Queen Anne, whose grand-
daus. were Frances Macartney, ra. 1748, Fulke GreTille, Esq.
of Wilbury, Wilts; and Mary Macartney, mi. 1761, William
Henry Lyttelton, Lord Westcote. By his 2nd wife, Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Stephen Butler, George Macartney was father of
George Macartney, Esq., M.P. for Belfast, who d. 17 Oct.
1757, leaving, by Letitia, his 1st wife, dau. and co-heir of Sir
Charles Porter, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, a son, Geoeob
Macartntet, Esq., m. 1732, Ehzabeth, dau. of the Rev. John
Winder, and left one son, the Right Hon. Sir Georgb
Macartney, K.B., of Lissanoure, the distinguished diploma^
tist, who was created Baron SIacartney, 1770, and made Easi.
1794, and d.s.2'). 1806; and two daus., Letitia, m. Godfrey
Echlin, Esq., and d. s. 'p.; and Elizabeth, ra. John Balaquier,
Esq., Major of Dragoons, and d. 1782, leaving an only dau.,
Elizabeth, who m. 1787,
TuE Rev. Teavers Hume, 6. 1757 (son of Gustavus Hume,
Esq. of Dublin, State Surgeon). He d. July, 1805, having had
issue,
George, who assumed the surname and arms of Macartney.
Gustavus Thomas, b. 1794, served in the Royal Artillery at
the battle of Waterloo, and was afterwards in the 15th
Hussars, and 6th Dragoon Guards; d. unrn. 1846.
John, b. Oct. 1795; ni. 1st, Anna Waller, dau. of Joho
Parker, Esq., by whom he had one son, Arthur, 79th High-
landers, b. 21 June, 1840; and two daus., Mary, m. Capt,
Hickey, 1st Bengal Lancers; and Elizabeth. He m. 2ndly,
Elizabeth, dau. of Major Stewart, of the Rifles, by whom he
had one son, John Stewart, 6. Aug. 1856. He d. 1859.
Robert (Rev.), m. 2 June, 1823, Mary, 3rd dau. of Michael
Harris, Esq., and by her (who d. 1862) had issue, 1 Arthur,
of Dawson Street, Dublin, 6. 17 Aug. 1824; ni. 14 June,
1854, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Robert F. Rynd, Esq. of Rynd-
ville, CO. Meath, and has, Arthur Robert, Lieut, in the
army, b. 21 Nov. 1856; Maiy; and Florence Elizabeth;
2 Gustavus, Major 38th rcgt.. Knight of the Legion of
Honour; 3 Robert, Major .55th regt.. Knight of the Legion
of Honour ; 4 John Richard, Capt. 55th rcgl.. Knight of the
Legion of Honour ; 5 Walter, 38th regt. ; and 1, Elizabeth,
m. George D. Pakenham, Esq., late Capt. •Ith Bengal
Light Cavalry.
Elizabeth, m. 1806, Henry Brooke, Esq., and d. 1823.
Georgiana, m. 1808, George Richard Golding, Esq., Capt.
4th Dragoon Guards, deceased.
Alicia, r,i. 1823, Major-Gen. Oldfield, K.H., deceased.
Anna, m. 1830, F^rancis Longworth Dames, Esq. of Green-
hill, King's Co., and d. 1835.
The eldest son,
George Macartney, Esq. of Lissanoure, J.P. and D.L., 6.
Oct. 1793; '//I.May, 1628, Ellen, only surviving child and heiress
of Townley Patten Filgate, Esq. of Lowther Lodge, co. Dublin,
and Dromgoolston, co. Louth, and by her (who d. 1847) had
issue,
George Teavers, his heir.
Townley Patten Hume, 0. Jan. 1841, formerly Capt. ISth
Hussars and Scots Greys, assumed, by royal license, dated
4 June, 1862, the surname and arms of Filgate, under the
will of his maternal grandfather; m. 1802, Tryphena,
eldest dau. of Right Hon. Sir W. R. Seymour Fitzgerald.
G.C.S.I., Governor of Bombay, and has issue two sons and
two daus. Capt. Filgate was Military Secretary to the
Governor of Bombay.
Martha Ellen, m. 1852, Townley Filgate, Esq. of Arthurslon,
CO. Louth.
Elizabeth Jane. Anna Sophia.
This gentleman, whose patronymic was Heme, assumed, 1814,
the surname of Macartney, under the will of his granduncle,
MAC
THE LAJs^DED GENTRY.
MAC
1013
Jarl Macartney. He d. 20 Oct. 1869, and was s. by his eldest
on,
GEonnE Tbavers Macartnet, Esq. of Lissnnonre, formerly
Japt. 15th King's Hussars, b. Feb. 1S30; m. Oct. ISG.% Henrietta
^ranees, 3rd dau. of the late Bobert Soiytb, Esij. of Gaybrook,
;0. Westmeath, and had issue,
Cartbanacb George, his heir.
Helen Henrietta, 0. July, 1866.
Jr. Macartney rf. 29 Aug. 1874, and was g. by his son, Car-
:ban'acb George Macartney, now of Lissanoure.
Arms — Or, a buck trippant gu. within a borduro of the last.
yest — A cubit arm erect, the hand grasping a rose-branch in
lower all ppr. Motto — Mens conscia recti.
Seats — Lis.'janourf, Ballyuioney, and Lowther Lodge, Bal-
iriggan, CO. Dublui.
♦
ELIilSON-MACAETNEY.
Ei-iison-Macaktxet, John William, Esq. of
rhe Palace, Clogher, co. Tyrone, M.P. co. Tyrone,
Barrister-at-Law, J. P. cos. Tyrone and Fermanagh,
ligh Sheriff co. Armagh 1870, b. 2 May, 1818 ; m.
n May, 1851, Elizabeth Phccbe, eldest surviving
lau. of the Eev. John Grey Porter, of Kilskeery, co.
ryrone, Belleisle, co. Fermanagh, and The Palace,
;o. Tyrone (eldest son of the Eiglit Eev. John
?orter, formerly Lord Bishop of Clogher) , by his
vife Margaret Lavinia, dau. of Thomas Lindsey,
Esq. of Hollymount House, co. Mayo, nnd of Lady
Margaret Eleanor Lindsey, dau. of Chaiies, 1st Earl
)f Lucan, and has issue,
I. William Grey, 6. 7 June, 1852.
II. Thomas Stewart, b. 19 Aug. 1854.
in. Arthur Hubert, 6. 28 March, 1857.
IV. Henry John, 6. 26 March, 1859.
Hr. Ellison assumed, by royal license, 4 April, 1S59,
he additional surname and arms of Macaetxey, on
he death of his maternal uncle, the Eev. W. G.
Macartney.
^amilo of Cllisoit.
Towards the end of the reign of Jajies I., Thomas Ellison,
yoiuiger son of an eminent Merchant of Newcastle-upon-
"yne, went over to Ireland, and settled in the north-west part
f that country. From him descended William Ellison, Esq.
f Kocklands and Soho, co. Mayo, whose son,
The Rev. Thomas Ellison, r,i. 1731, Mildred, dau. of Natha-
liel Cooper, Esq. of Cappagh and Old Grange, co. Kilkenny,
ly whom he had issue,
William, m. Miss Fyvie. John, of whom presently.
Thoma.';, LL.D., Eector of Castlebar, m. Florinda Norman,
and left issue three sons, Thomas. William, and Frederick,
all d. unm.; and three daus., Catherine, Florinda, and
Phccbe.
Bingham, m. Miss Crampton, and had issue, one .son, Thomas,
Royal Artilleiy, and a dau. Charlotte, m. Pierce Goold,
Esq., and had issue.
Anne, m. George Binghnm, Esq., co. Mayo, and had issue
three daus., the eldest of whom rn. Dr. Arbuthnott, Bishop
of Killaloe. The second m. 1st, Col. Vesey, and bv him
had an only dau., m. Sir Robert Arbuthnott: and 2ndlv,
James Kirkland, Esq., by whom she had a dau., Anne.
The third dau. of Mrs. Bingham m. John Lindsey Bucknall,
Esq. of Turin, co. Mayo, and had issue.
'he 2nd son,
The Rev. John Ellison, D.D.. Fellow of Trin. Coll. Dublin,
lector of Cleenish, Diocese of Clogher, and afterwards Eector
f Conwall, Diocese of Raphoe, m. 1776, Anne, dau. of John
'Iphert, Esq. of Ballyconnel, co. Donegal, and had issue,
Thomas, Prebendary of Killamery, Diocese of Ossory, m. 1st,
1803, Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, widow, by whom he had one dau.,
Martha; and 2ndly, 1815, Catherine, 2nd dau. of Abthcb
! Chichester 3Iacaetney, Esq., by whom he had,
I John William, the present JIr. Ellison-SIacartney.
Annette, m. 1864, Henry Leader, Esq. of Clonmoyle, co.
Cork.
' ^^V" <Kev.), m. his cousin, Amelia, dau. of Wvbrants
, Olphert, Esq. of Ballyconnel, co. Donegal, and had issue,
; John Wybrants, Anna Maria, and Anne.
Anne, )». Charles Colhoun, Esq., who left issue, one son and
four daus.
JamiliT of llfatartncn.
' George Macartney, Esq. (son of George Macartney, the
.1st of the Macartneys of Blacket, who resided in Scotland^
|3tUed at Belfast 1630. He m. Martha Davics, of the family
of Sir John Davies, Knt., Attorney-General for Ireland tewp.
James I., and had two sons,
George, who served under the Duke of Marlborough and
Prince Eugene, had the mi.sfortune to act as second to Lord
Mohun, when the latter fought the celebrated duel with the
Duke of Hamilton, in which both the Duke and Lord Mohun
lost their Jives. At the time of his death he was a Lieut.-
Gcn. in the army. Commander in-Chief of the Forces in
Ireland, Governor of Portsmouth, and Col. of the Car-
bineers. Isaac.
The 2nd son,
Isaac Macartney, Esq., possessed a large estate in the north
of Ireland, and served as High Sheriff of co. Antrim 1690.
He m. Anne, sister and co-heiress (with her sister, the wife of
John Macdowal, of Freugh, and grandmother of Patrick
Macdowal, Earl of Dumfries) of John Haltridge, Esq. of Dro-
more, Downshire, M.P. for Killyleagh, and had issue,
George, High Sheriff of Antrim, whose representative was
the late Rev. Arthur Macartney.
William, of whom hereafter.
Grace, m. Sir Robert Blackwood, Bart.
The 2nd son,
William Macartney, Esq. M.P. for Belfast, m. Catharine,
dau. (by Elizabeth Montgomery his wife) of Thomas Bankcs,
Esq., of the family of Bankcs of Corfe Castle, Dorset, and had
issue,
Arthur Chichester, his heir.
John, of Lish, co. Armagh, created a bart. 22 July, 1799.
The elder son,
Arthur Chichester Macartney, Esq. of Murlough, co.
Down, Kings Counsel, hi. Anna, dau. of Rev. Samuel Lindsey,
of Turin Castle, co. Mayo, and by her (who d. 1841) had issue,
Wn-LiAM George, M.A., Vicar of Killead, co. Antrim, d. s.p.
12 Nov. 18ri8, having devised his property to his nephew,
the present John Willlam Ellison JIacartney, Esq.
Frances, to. W. Huband, Esq., and had, with other issue, a
son and heir, the late Capt. George Huband, formerly of
the 8th Hussars.
Catherine, m. 1815, the Rev. Thomas Ellison («f supra),
and d. Oct. 1856. Anne, d. unm. 1855.
Letitia, d. unm. 1855. Matilda, d. imm. 1857.
Mr. Macartney d. 29 Sept. 1827.
^rais— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or. a buck trippant gu. within
a bordurc of the last, for Macartney : 2nd and 3rd, gu., on a
chevron between three eagles' heads erased arg. a trefoil
slipped vert, for Ellison. Crests—] st, A cubit arm erect, the
hand grasping a rose-branch in flower all ppr., for Macaktney ;
2nd, A buck's head erased ppr. charged on the neck with a
trefoil slipped vert, for Ellison ; over the 1st crest on an escroll
the motto, Stimidat sed ornat. .iVo«o— Spe gaudeo.
6'wf— Clogher Park, Tyrone. Clubs— Cavlton; St. Stephen's;
and National.
EEAC BBAIHE OF TWEEDEILL AND
BROADMEADOWS.
MacBeaiee, James, Esq. of Twecdhill and Broad -
meadows, co. Berwick, D.L., J.P., b. 12 May, 1832.
HtnCHflC— The estate of Netherwood, co. Dumfries, des-
cended in regular succession in the MacBraire family for many
generations, down to the year 1 740, when it was in the posses-
sion of Archibald MacBraire, the last proprietor of the name,
who was compelled to alienate the entire of the landed property
which had been so long in his family.
The present family claim to be the immediate descendants
of Robert, son of Thomas MacBraire, of Newark, who was a
younger brother of the Laird of Netherwood, in the early pait
of the 16th century.
Robert MacBraire settled in Edinburgh as a Merchant,
about the year 15C0, and he and his successors for four gene-
rations continued to reside there.
Robert MacBraire (great-grandson of the above Robert),
eldest son of John MacBraire, Merchant and Burgess in Edin-
burgh, settled in Glasgow, and r,i. 25 Nov. 1715, Margaret,
eldest dau. of the Rev. John Pettigrew, Minister of the parish
of Meikle Govan, co. Renfrew, and left issue, James, Robert,
Thomas, John, of whom presently ; Charles, Robina, Marion,
and Grizell.
John MacBraire, Esq., the eldest surviving son, Capt. 91st
foot, was killed (28 May, 1798) at Enniscorthy, during the
Irish rebellion. He left issue, with two daus., four sons, James,
Robert, Frederick, and Arthur. The eldest son,
James MacBraire, a Merchant in the island of Newfound-
land, where he filled several important public situations in the
town of St, John's, finally, 1817, retired to his native country,
and soon afterwards purchased the estates of Twecdhill and
1014
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
Broadmeadows. lie m. 10 May, 1793, Elizabeth, only dau. of
Joseph Bower, Esq. of Bristol, son of James Bower, Esq.,
Earrister-at-Law, and had an only surviving son,
John Joseph MacBraike, Esq. of Tweedhill and Broad-
meadows, J. P. and D.L., 6. 3 June, 1801 ; m. 4 Aug. 1831,
Caroline Abigail, dau. of Benjamin Gott, Esq. of Arniley
House, CO. York, and had issue an only son, James, now of
Tweedhill and Broadmcadows. He «. his father 1832. Mr.
MacBraire d. 1839, and wag s. by his only son, James
MacBeaibe, now of Tweedhill and Broadmeadows.
Arm.'! — Arg., a fcss between three stars in chief, and a lion
rampant in base of the last gu. Crest — A lion rampant gu.
Motto — In defiance.
iieaU — Tweedhill and Broadmeadows, co. Berwick.
M'CALIi OF DAIiDOWIE.
M'Call, Henet, Esq. of Daldowie, co. Lauarlr,
J.P., h. 1818.
iLittC<l0C. — This family came originally from co. Dura-
fries.
Samtjel M'Call, a wealtliy Merchant, possessed properties
in Virginia and Maryland, which his family lost in the War
of Independence by their loyalty and adherence to the British
Crown. He ra. 1st, 6 Aug. 1707, Isobell, dau. of William
Blackburn, Mercliant in Glasgow, by whom he had one son,
Samuel, who ra. in America, where the family still exists. He
m. 2ndly, 21 Jan. 1714, Margaret, dau. of John Adam, Mer-
chant in Glasgow, by whom he left issue,
John, ni. Helen, dau. of E. Cross, Esq., and had issue.
William. James, of whom presently.
George, m. Mary, dau. of A. Smellie, Esq. of Easterhill, and
had issue.
Archibald, in. Catherine, dau. of — Flood, Esq. of Virginia.
Marion, m. John Anderson, Merchant in Glasgow, and had
issue.
Helen, m. Andrew Thompson, Esq. of Faskine, and had issue.
Margaret, d. unm.
Mr. S. M'Call d. 1759. His 3rd son,
James M'Call, Esq. of Braeliead, co. Lanark, in. 27 Jan.
17C1, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Reid, Esq. of Saltcoats, and liad
issue,
I. Samuel, of Braehead and Glyntown, to. Elizabeth, dau. of
Hewit Poole, Esq. of Maylicld, co. Cork, and had issue,
1 James, late Lieut.-Col. 8th Hussars, of Braehead and
Glyntown. 2 Samuel.
1 Elizabeth.
II. Thomas, of Craighead, in. Martha, dau. of Charles Pcn-
roche, Esq., and liad issue.
III. John, of Ibroxhill, m. Isabella, dau. of Archibald Smith,
Esq. of Jordanhill, d. s. p.
IV. .Tames, of Daldowie.
I. Elizabeth, in. David Russell, Esq. of Woodside, co. Stir-
ling, and had issue.
II. Helen, in. Harry Wallis, 'Esq., son of Harry Wallis, Esq.
of DrLshanc Castle, co. Cork, and had issue.
III. Mary, in. Fulton, son of John M'Kerrell, Esq. of Hil-
honse, co. Ayr, and had issue.
IV. Margaret, d. unm.
Mr. M'Call d. 1803. His 4th son,
James M'Call, Esq. of Daldowie, J.P. and D.L., b. 17S8;
m. 1815, Anna C. I. De Wet, dau. of Ilenricus Fehrszen, of
the Cape of Good Hope, by whom he had issue,
Henry, now of Daldowie.
John Oloff, of Ballyhooly, co. Cork.
<5eorge, J. P., Capt. 2nd Uoyiil Lanark Militia.
Frederick, J. P., in. G Dec. 1871, Charlotte, dau. of William
Frogatt Robson, Esq., and has issue,
1 James Frogatt De Wet, h. 1873.
2 Frances Catrina.
Sarah, in. 1st, Lieut.-Col. E. D. Campbell, C.B.; 2ndly,
Lieut. -Gen. Alexander Maxwell, C.B., and by the latter has
issue, James M'Call and Mary Alexandra.
Anna.
lie d. 7 Sept. 18C6.
Arran — Gu., two arrows saltierv.ise points upwards arg., sur-
mounted by a fcss checque of the second and sa., between
three buckles of the second, all within a border engrailed or.
CrcH — A leg in armour coupcd at the calf ppr. and spurred or.
.l/otto — Dulcc periculum.
Jiesidence — Daldowie, near Glasgow.
II. Frederick Fitzgerald.
IV. Justin Charles.
Mccarty of carrignavak.
McCarty, Justin, Esq. of Carrignavar, co.
Cork, Earrisler-at-Law, m. Louisa, dau. of Edward
luLzGrerald, Majoi" E.I.C.S., aud Las issue,
I. Gebald Falkinoe.
III. Robert Capel.
I. Isabella.
iLijtJaflC— Few pedigrees in the British Empire can be
traced to a more remote or a more exalted source than that of
the Celtic House of M'Carty. On the arrival of the English
in the 12th century, they were styled Kings of Desmond
and Cork. From Cormac More, who lived in the beginning
of the 12th century, sprang two sons. Daniel, the elder, .s. his
father as the MaeCarty More; and Diarmid, the younger,
founded the powerful House of Muskerry. The descendant of
Daniel was created Earl of Clancare by Queen Elizabeth, 15G5 ;
but, as he died without legitimate male issue, his honours died
with him. His last collateral male representative was Charles
MaeCarty More, an officer in the Guards, who d. 1770. The
dwindled possessions of this branch of the family became
vested in his cousin, Hebbekt, of Muckruss (see Bubke's Vieis-
situdes of Families).
M'Carty of Carrignavar is the chief of his name, and
representative of the eldest existing branch of the once sove-
reign House of M'Carty. The first who bore the appellative
of M'Carty, or son of Cartagh, was the grandfather of Diar-
MOD M'Carty More, whom the English found in possession of
Cork, and who swore fealty, gave hostages, and subjected his
kingdom to Henry II. Diarmod was slain by Theobald
Butler, founder of the House of Ormonde, in 1186. His suc-
cessors were Donald, Cobmac Fionn, Donald Roe, Donald
Oge, and Cormac, all of whom were distinguished as M'Carty
JloRE (or Great), an adjunct continued in this senior branch
until 1550, when Donald M'Carty More, the 7th in descent
from the eldest son of the last-mentioned Cormac, was created
Earl of Clancare, in Kerry, on resigning his estates to Queen
Elizabeth, from whom he again received the investiture ol
them, "to hold of the Crown of England in the English
manner." This stock of the M'Carty More is extinct for more
than a century ; but the above Cormac More had a 2nd son,
Debmod, 1st feudal lord of Muskerry, and founder of that
potent House, who was killed by the O'Mahonys, 1367. Froa'
him sprung in succession, as Lords of Muskerry, Teice-Cob
mac, d. 1374; Teige, 1448; Cormac Laidhir (the Stout), 1494:
Cormac Oge Laidhib, who defeated the Earl of Desmond ai
the battle of Morne Abbey, 1521, and d. 1536; Teige, d. 1565.
Debmod d. 1570. His son,
Cormac, Lord of Muskerry, had his residence at the Castl(
of Blarney, and d. 1616, leaving two sons,
Cormac Oge, Lord of Muskerry, the first Viscount, a;
stated by some writers. He d. in London 1640, leavinf
(with a dau., Elena, wife of John Power, E.sq., ancestor o
Frances Power, wife of Richard, Trench, Esq. of Garbally
a son, Donald, 1st Earl of Clancarty, whose male line ii
extinct. Donald, or Daniel.
The second son of Cormac,
Donald or Daniel M'Carty, built the Castle of Carrigna
var. His son, by Katherine his wife, a dau. of Stephen Meade
Charles (Cormac) M'Carty. Esq. of Carrignavar, in. Cathe
rine, dau. of David Roche, 7th Viscount Fermoy, and was I
at his decease by (the son Of his son, Daniel, and Elizabetl
Matthew his wife) his grantlson,
Charles M'Carty, Esq. of Carrignavar, in. Lucy, dau. o
Morgan Kavanagh, Esq. of Borris, but dying without issu
1761, he was s. by his nephew,
Daniel M'Carty, Esq. of Carrignavar, son of Dan5(
M'Carthy and Grace Fitzgerald his wife), in. 1751, Elizabet
Geraldina, dau. of Gerald, 24th Lord Kingsale, and had issue
JnsTiN, d. s. jj. 1775; Robert, successor to his brother; an
Elizabeth, in. Maurice Uniacke Atkin, Esq. of co. Cork. Ml
M'Carty d. 1703. His 2nd son,
Robert M'Carty, Esq. of Carrignavar, in. 1784, Jane, dai
of Joseph Capel, Esq. of Cloghroe, and had issue,
JnsTiN, his heir. Joseph, d. uvm. 1821.
Elizabeth, rn. 1811, Joseph Deane Freeman, Esq. of Castk
cor, CO. Cork.
Mr. M'Carty d. 1823. His son,
Justin M'Carty, Esq. of Carrignavar, h. 19 March, 1786
in. 29 May, 1810, Isabella, dau. of Caleb Falkiner, Esq., elde;
son of Sir Riggs Falkiner, Bart., by whom ho had survivii)
issue,
Robert, h. 14 April, 1811 ; in. Elizabeth, dau. of John Hyd'
Esq of Ca,stle Hyde, co. Cork, and has issue, Justii
Florence, Bessy, Gei-aldine, Marie, and EUinor. He d. 186.
Justin, now of Carrignavar.
Frederick Caleb, M.D., ii!. 1st, 1845, Frances Anne, dau.
John Samuel Beamish, Esq. ; and 2ndly, Miss Jane O'Dri
coll, and d., leaving by the latter one dau., Isabella t
Courcy.
Joseph (liev.), late in the E.l. Co.'s military service, w
LI
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1015
dan. of the Ven. William Thompson, Archdeacon of Cork,
l)y whom he has several children.
Lydia, m. Lowther Forrest, Esq., E.I.C.S.
Jane, m. 1st, Eev. Horace Townsend; and 2ndly, 1845,
William Barton Leslie, Esq. of Court Macsherry, co. Cork.
Isabella, »i. Alexander Ross, Esq., E.I.C.S.
Elizabeth, m. George Pakenham, Esq., and is deceased.
3Iary Geraldine, m. 1st, Thomas Charles Morton, Esq.,
liarrister-at-Law ; and 2ndly, William Browarigg Elliot,
Esq., grandson of the late Lord Minto.
Kose. Ellinor.
Ue d. I8C4.
Arms—Arg., a stag trippant pil., attired and unguled or.
Crest — A dexter aim couped below the elbow erect, cloaked
with mail arg., the hand ppr. holding a newt of the last.
ficot— Carrignavar, in the vicinity of Cork.
M'CARTHY.
See M'CAETnY O'Leaet.
MAC CAUSLAND OF STRABANE.
Mac Causland, Oliver Piunkett, Esq., h. 16
June, 1851 ; s. his father 26 Jan. 1856.
ULltTCiltJf.— Alexander M'Acslane (whose fcrandfather,
SI'Auslane of Glenduglas, in Scotland, migrated from that
comitry to Ireland temp. James I.) served in the army in
Ireland before 1649, and settling in Tyrone, was at his death
possessed of the manors of Ardstratb, Mountfield, and others.
He m. Genet, dau. of Edward Hall, Esq. of New Grange, co.
Meath, and dying 1675, was s. by his elder son,
Oliver M'Adsland, Esq., M.P. for Strabane, High Sheriff
CO. Tyrone 1687. He m. Jane, dau. of James Hamilton, Esq.,
and had issue,
Oliver MacCausland, Esq., who possessed large estates in
CO. Donegal, d. 1722, and was s. by his eldest son,
John MacCadsland, Esq. of Strabane and the manors of
Stranorlar and Castlefin, M.P. for Strabane 1725-7, m. Amy
Jane, dau. of Thomas Norris, Esq. of co. Down, and had
issue, Oliver, his heir; Eebecca, to. Eev. John Hamilton;
ind Mary, m. Dr. Moore, of Londonderry. He d. 1723, and
was s. by his son,
Oliver MacCacsland, Esq. of Strabane, M.P. for Strabane
1729-31, 7)1. Anne Jane, dau. of William Hamilton, Esq. of
l^aterhouse, and had two sons and three daus., i. John, his
luccessor; ii. Oliver, m. Jane, dau. of William Murray, Esq.
)f Mount Murray, co. Meath, and had, with five daus., a son,
i.s. p.; I. Margaret; ii. Alice, m. Gen. Charles Eustace;
ind ni. Anne Jane, m. Edward Sh.aw, Esq. Mr. Mac Caus-
and d. 1756, and was s. by his elder son,
John MacCausland Esq. of Strabane, M.P. for Donegal
n. Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. William Span, of Ballmacove, and
lad issue,
Oliver (Rev.), his heir.
William James, of Dublin, m. Susan, dau. of Eev. J. Waters,
of Tipperary, and had issue.
Catherine, m. WilUam Conyngham, 1st Lord Plunket.
le d. Nov. 1804, and was s. by his son,
TheEev.OliveeMacCausland, Rector of Finlagan, co. Lon-
onderry, 6. 6 Nov. 1747; m. 17S6, Hannah, dau. of Redmond
tonyngham, Esq. of Letterkenny, co. Donegal, and by her
who d. 1846) had issue,
John, Capt E.N., b. 8 Aug. 1789; d. at sea, in command of
H.M.S. "Cruiser," in the West Indies, 1836.
Bedmond Contngham, heir to his father.
Elizabeth, m. Robert Ogilby, Esq. of Woodbank, co. Lon-
donderry.
Mary Anne. Letitia. Hannah. Caroline.
'his gentleman claimed to be chief of the clan of the Macaus-
inds of Glenduglas, co. Dumbarton. He d. 1 Sept. 1846, and
■as ». by his son.
The Eev. Eedmond Contngham Macausland, Rector of
•esertoghill, co. Derry, to. 20 July, 1843, Martha, eldest
au. of Samuel Babington, Esq., grandson of Thomas Babing-
>n, Esq. of Rothley Temple, co. Leicester, and had issue,
1. Oliver Plunket, present representative.
n. Bedmond Conyngham Samuel, b. 29 Dec. 1S.')2.
m. John Babington, b. 30 June, 18.54; d. 25 Dec. 1858
I. Martha Ehzabeth, d. 21 Nov. 1853.
II. Mary Hannah.
m. Edith Jane.
IT. Florence Letitia.
T. Elizabeth Caroline.
■n. Katharine Eliza, </. 6 Jan. 1859.
r. Macausland d. 26 Jan. 1856.
II.
I/.IVhT ' ^'""."a <^o»''>c tressure flory countcrflory «ith
fleurs-de-hs sa. a lion rampant of ti.e second holding in I ,«
dexter paw a sabre or crooked sword ppr. Cres^A ■ ni
couped holding a duke's coronet or cap of maintenance :«■
.unded with two laurel branches wreathed. 3/o("o"lo "r
honor ' ^^ '"'''"'' •^'■■"'''"' ^^^ '''''^'^' <^''anorUino
yiwiUoicc— Woodbank, Garvagh, co. Londonderry.
MAC CAUSLAND OF DRENAGH.
MacCausland, Conollt Thomas, Esq. of Dre-
nagli, CO. Londonderry, J.P. and D.L., Hi"h Sheriff
1S6B, b. May, 1828; m. 8 June, 18G7, IIou. Lavra
St. John, 2nd dau. of the 14th Baron St. John of
liletsoc, and has issue.
I. Maurice Marcus, b. 9 April, 1872.
II. Patrick, 6. 18 June, 1874.
I. Eleanor Marianne Katharine.
II. Lucia.
in. Geraldine.
jLllirage.— This is a junior branch (which emigrated to
Ireland temp. James VI.) of the ancien' Scottish House of
MacAuslane of Buchanan, which sprang from John Mac
Auslane (or the son of Auslane), who acquired the lands of
Buchanan, on the Lennox, and from whom they descended in
direct male succession to Sir Walter Mac Auslane, 11th laird,
who lived fii/i_f.. Eobert II., and whose grandson. Sir Alex-
ander, was the last of the senior branch of the Mac Auslanes
of Buchanan. The heir male is stated to have migrated to
Ireland temp James VI. He had two sons, of whom the
elder, Andrew, was grandfather of
Col. Eobert BIcCausland, of Fruit Hill, near Newtown-
limavady, styled his "cousin" in the will of Capt. Oliver
BIcCausland of Strabane, of which he was left executor and
also a legatee. He had estates in the parish of Cappagh, co.
Tyrone, and s. under the will of the Right Hon. William
Conolly to considerable property in co. Derry. He m. July,
1709, Hannah, dau. of William Moore, of Garvey, and relict of
James Hamilton, jun., of Strabane, and by her left surviving
issue, at his death, circa 1737,
I. CoNOLLT, his heir.
II. Marcus, of Daisy Hill (Newtownlimavady), m. a dau. of
Dominick Heyland, and had issue, with others,
1 Eobert, of Coleraine.
2 ConoUj-, of Daisy Hill, and subsequently of Learmount.
3 Dominick, of Daisy Hill, m. Mary, co-heiress of Arch-
deacon Bacon, of Glebe Hall, and had issue,
Eobert, who assumed the name of Baco.v, d. s. p.
Marcus, m. a dau. of John Kennedy, Esq. of Cult'ra and
had issue, ' '
1 Marcus, Sector of Birr, King's Co., 6. 27 Jan. 1802,
m. Fanny Gsorgina, dau. of the Hon. and Eight
Eev. ;Edmund Knox, Bishop of Killaloe, and had
issue, 1 Marcus Langford, Lieut.-Col. Command-
ing 2nd bat. 11th regt., b. 14 Aug. 1834; 2 Edmund
Bacon, 6. 21 Aug. 1836 ; 3 William Henry, Capt. 79th
Highlanders, 6. 11 Aug. 1838; 4 John Kennedy,
Capt. 20th regt., 6. 29 May, 1845; 5 Frances Harry
Ernest, and 6 Charles Knox, twins, d. young;
1 Charlotte Ann; 2 Mary Caroline; 3 Jessy Eliza-
beth, deceased.
2 John Kennedy, C.B., Lieut.-Gcn. E.I.C., b. 1 Jane.
1803. '
3 Dominick, Earrister-at-Law, Q.C., 6. 20 Aug. 1806.
4 William Henry (Eev.), b. 5 Nov. 1808.
2 Elizabeth, d. young.
Mary, m. 1799, Lieut.-Col. Knox, of Prehcn, M.P. for
Donegal, and had issue.
Letitia, m. 1802, Rev. John Hill, and was mother of the
late Sir George Hill, Bart, of St. Columbs.
Anne, m. 1807, Eev. John Olphert, of Ballyconnell.
III. Frederick, of Streeve Hill, m. 1st, Eachel Hillhousc, and
had, with others, Abraham, of Culmore; and Conolly, of
Streeve. Mr. McCausland vi. 2ndly, Jane Cochrane, relict
of John Anderson, Esq. of Londonderry, by whom he had
two daus., Sarah, m. Pitt Skipton, Esq. ; and .Jane, to.
James Anderson, Esq. His will, dated 18 Nov. 1763, was
proved 23 Jan. 1784. His 3rd son,
Conolly McCausland, Esq. of Streeve Hill, co. Derry. m.
Sarah, dau. of Marcus McCausland, Esq. of Daisy Hill, and
by her (who d. 28 Dec. 1821, had issue,
Frederick, of Bessbrook, co. Derry, to. 21 Jan. 1814,
Theodosia, dau. of John Stirling, Esq. of Walworth, co.
Derry, and had issue,
1 Conolly, Major-Gen. E.E., b. 22 Jan. 1815; to. 14
Aug. 18.55.
2 John Stirling, b. 23 Blay, 1818; d. 24 Dec. 1844.
8 Abraham, 6. 23 Jan, 1829; d. 12 July, 1847.
3 u
1016
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
Eotert, m. Bratilda, widow of Thomas Dallas, Esq.
Marcus, d. Sept. 1822.
Elizabeth, m. Hugh Boyle, Esq.
Eachel, ra. Marcus Gale, Esq.
Sarah, m. Rev. Thomas Twigge. Maty,
Mr. McCausland d. 26 March, 179G.
I. Sarah, m. William Smith, Esq.
n. Eebecca, in. John McClintock, Esq. of DutiTnore.
III. Hannah, m. 1739, James Stirling, Esq. of Walworth, co.
Derry.
Co.N-oLLY McCauslanb, Esq. Joi Fruit Hill, h. 21 Nov. 1713,
eldest son and heir of Capt. Robert McCausland, m. 1742,
Ehzabeth, dau. of Thomas Gage, Esq. of Magilligan, and
eventually sole heiress of her brother, Hodson Gage, of Bella-
rena, and d. 1791, aged 80, leaving issue,
I. CoNOLLT, his heir.
II. Marcus, b. 1755, g. under the will ot his mother to the
BeUarena estates, and a.ssumed the name of Gage. He m.
Julia Stirling, and d. 1815, leaving issue,
1 Conolly Gage, Esq. of Bellarena, D.L., m. 1827, Hen-
rietta, dau. of Thomas Tyndall, Esq., and d. 184-3, leaving
an only dau. and heiress, BIakiasne, ra. 1851, Sir F. AV.
Heygate, Bart., lateM.P. for co. Derry, and has issue.
2 James, d. ii.nm. 3 Hudson, d. unm.
4 Marcus, of Streeve Hill, m. Rachel, dau. of Conolly
McCausland, of Streeve Hill. He d. 1856, leaving an
eldest son and heir, Marcus Gage, of Ballynacree House,
CO. Antrim, J.P., ra. 1854, Harriet, dau. of William Lenox
Conyngham, Esq. of Spring Hill, co. Londonderry.
5 Robert, Rector of Desertoghill, m. Ann, dau. of the Eev.
John Olphert.
6 William Charles, of Drummond, co. Londonderry, J.P.,
m. 1838, Mary, dau. of Rev. John Olphert, and has issu(J.
1 Julia, m. 1826, Sir Hugh Stewart, Bart.
I. Hannah, to. William Lecliy, M.P. for Deny, and d. 1820,
leaving issue.
n. Elizabeth, in. 1776, Thomas SUipton, of Beech Hill,
otherwise Skipton Hall, and d. s. p. 1800.
ni. Sarah, m. 1777, George C. Kennedy, who, on succeeding
to the Skipton Hall estate at his cousin's death, assumed
the name of Skipton. She d. 1823, leaving issue.
CosoLLT McCauslasd, Esq. of Fruit Hill, b. 3 Aug. 1754;
m. 1778, Theodosia, sister to Maurice, Lord Hartland, and
dau. of Thomas Mahon, Esq. of Strokestown House, by Jane,
dau. of Maurice, Lord Brandon, and had issue,
Mabccs, his heir. Conolly, 6. 1789; c?. in India.
Frederick, 6. 1720; d. 1818.
Jane, m. the Rev. Gustavus Hamilton, Rector of Druma-
chose, CO. Derry, and nephew of the Eight. Hon. SackviUe
Hamilton, and had issue.
Elizabeth, m. J. Ross, Esq. of The Lodge, Newtownlima-
vady;(i. s. p. Eleanor, d. it n hi.
Theodosia, in. Charles, son of Thomas Tyndall, Es^. of the
Fort; and rf. 1825, leaving issue.
Mr. McCausland, who had assumed the name of Gage in 1816,
d. 1827, aged 72, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Makccs McCausland, Esq. of Fruit Hill, D.L. co. Derry, h.
21 April, 1787 ; m. 1815, Marianne, dau. of Thomas Tyndall,
Esq. of The Fort, near Bristol, and by her (who d. 22 Aug.
18G4) had issue,
CoNOLLT Thosias, now of Drenagh (Fruit Hill).
Marianne, in. 2 Jan. 1845, John Talbot, Esq., D.L., of
Mount Talbot, and had an only child, Mary Annie Jane
Theodoria, in. 21 Oct. 1869, Arthur Rickard Lloyd, Esq. of
Beechmount.
Theodosia Sydney, m. 1846, Edward Senior, Esq.
Henrietta Caroline, m. 1849, Edwin Henry "Vaughan, Esq.
Katharine Geraldine, m. 1850, Thomas Tertius Paget, Esq.,
and d. 5 April, 18G9.
Eleanor Georgiana, m. 1851, George Bright, Esq., and d. in
India, 1852.
Adelaide, to. 1856, Oliver Claude Pell, Esq.
Mr. McCausland d. 18 Jan. 1862.
Arms — Or, a boar's head erased between three boars' -pa?-
sant ppr. CreU — A boar's head erased as in the arms. Motto
— Virtus sola nobiUtat.
5eat— Drenagh (formerly Fruit Hill), Limavady, co. Derry.
McCLINT0CK-BUNBUE,"2".
See BusBUET, a7id Bueee's Feerajc, Eath-
DONNELL, B.
lIcCLINTOC"K OP SESKINORE AND
PERRYMOUNT.
McCli>"TOCk:, Geoege Peeet, Esq. of Sestinore
and Peri-ymount, co. Tjronnc, and Micklanstown,
CO. Meatb, D.L,, J. P., Jilajor E. Tyrone Pusiliers,
High Sheriff co. Tjrone 1865, h. 6 Nov. 1839 ; m.
2 May, 1860, Amelia Earrictte, dau. of Rev.
Samuel Alexander, by his wife Charlottfe, dau. of
Eev. Charles Cobbe Eeresford, Eector of Termin,
and has issue,
I. Bebesfoed Geokce Pep.f.t, b. 15 Feb. 1861 ; d. 31 Jan,
1870.
II. John Knox, b. 8 Feb. 1804.
III. Harry Edward, 6. 11 Oct. 1865; c?. 2 April, 1866.
IV. Augustus, 6. 18 Dec. 1866.
V. Leopold Arthur, 6. 20 Nov. 18R8.
VI. Hubert Victor, 6. 24 July, 1870.
VII. Guy Reginald, 6. 6 Nov. 1876.
I. Dorothea Selina Navarra.
II. Amelia Charlotte Olivia.
in. Eleanor Harriette Woodrop.
SLtncaSC— Alexander McClintock, Esq., h. 80 IMarch,
1746, younger brother of John McClintock, Esq. of Druincar,
who s. to that estate 1775 (see Bueke's Peerage, Rathdonnell,
B.), TO. 1781, Mary, only dau. of Samuel Perry, Esq. of Perry-
mount, and sister and heiress of George Perry, Esq. of same
place, and father of
Samuel McClintoce, Esq. of Perrymount, High Sheriff co.
Louth 1843 ; m. 1st, Jane, dau. of Lieut. -Col. Lane ; and
2ndly, Dora, 4th dau. of John Knox, Esq. (see Knox of Moyne
Abbey), by whom he left one surviving son, Geobge Pebsz
McClintock, now of Seskinorc.
Anns — Per pale gu., and az., a che%Ton erm. between three
escallops arg. Crest — A lion passant ppr, Motto — Virtute et
laborc.
/Seais— Seskinor, Omagh; and Ferrymount, co. Tyrone.
1
M'CLINTOCK OF DUNMOEE.
M'Clintoce, Eobeet, Esq. of Dunmorc, co.
Donegal, J.P., High Sheriff 1878, b. 27 June, 1838.
itlltCSgC. — William McClintock (2nd son of Alexander
McClintock, of Trintagh, by Agnes Stenson his wife, dau. of
Donald M'Clean, Esq., in. 1685 (see Bdkke's Peerage, Rathdon-
nell, B.), Ehzabeth, only dau. and heir of David Harvey, Esq.
of Dunmore, and had issue,
John, who s. him in the estate of Dunmore.
Elizabeth, in. Nathaniel Alexander, Esq. of Londonderry,
whose son was the 1st Earl of Caledon.
Mary, m. William Harvey, Esq.
Margaret, m. Doniinick McCausland, Esq. of Daisy Hill,
Derry.
The son and heir,
John McClintock, Esq. of Dunmore, held the commissions
of Capt. in the Jlilitia of Donegal and Tyrone, bearing date
respectively 27 and 30 Dec. 1745 ; hem. 4 Dec. 1728, Rebecca,
dau. of Robert McCausland, Esq. of Fruit Hill, co. London-
derry, and had issue,
RoBEET, his heir.
William, 103rd regt., d. unm.
Rebecca, m. Sir Hugh HiU, Bart., M.P.
Lydia, in. Andrew Ferguson, Esq. of Hurt House.
Elizabeth, in. Rowley Heyland, Esq. of Castle Roe.
Hannah. Jane.
The son and heir,
Robert McClintock, Esq. of Dunmore, J.P. of the co
Donegal, and a Capt. in the Militia of Donegal and Tyrone,
High Sheriff of Tyrone 1759, and of Donegal 1764, m. 16 May,
1760, AUce, dau. and heir of Andrew Patton, Esq. of Sprinjf
field, CO. Donegal, and had issue, »I
John, Capt. 69th regt. and Donegal Militia, d. unm.
Andrew, Rector of Kanturk and Newmarket, Diocese o:
Cork, Cloyne, and Boss, d. unm.
William.
Thomas, d. v,nm.
Alicia Anne, in. W. L. J. Spencer, Esq., and d. s. p.
The 3rd son, I
William McClintock, Esq., 6. 1773; to. 8 March, 1808
Catherine, dau. and heir of Benjamm Ramage, Esq. 0
Cloughole, CO. Derry, and by her (who d. 30 May, 1810) lef
at his decease, 17 Feb. 1825, with a dau., Margaret, to. 1840
the Rev. John Gage Ball, Eector of KiUea, an only survivin( '
son,
Robert McClintock, Esq. of Dunmore, J.P. cos. Donega
and Londondeiry, and D.L. of the co. of Donegal, Higl
Sheriff CO. Donegal 1835, b. 13 Dec. 1804; to. 30 Dec. 1833
Margaret, 3rd dau. of Robert Macan, Esq. of Ballynahyn
House, CO. Armagh, and bad issue,
Jl
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1017
EoBERT, nnw of Punmorc.
William, Capt. li.li.A, 6. IG May, ISll ; m. Isabella Fitz-
maurite, and has a son, Uobert.
Benjamin, 53rd rcgt., 6, 27 Aug. 1843.
Charles, 6. 16 June, 1849.
Letitia.
jUice, m. John Acheson Smyth, Esq. of Ardmore, co.
Londonderry.
Marjjaret Elizabeth, m. licit Waring, Esq. of Waringstown.
Eninia. m. Rev. John Goold Adams.
Anna Mary, m. Ker. Henry Stevenson.
Isabel, m. Baptist Johnston Barton, Esq. of Greenfort, co.
Donegal.
Ir. M'Clintock d. 6 Dec. 1859.
^j-jji,'! — Per pale gu. and az., a chevron erm. between three
-eallops arg. Crest — A lion passant ppr. Motto — Vii'tute et
i.ibore.
Seat — Dunmore, Caingans, near Londonderry.
M'CULLOCH OP ARDWALIi.
M'CuLiocH, Walter, Esq. of Ardwall, Kirtcud-
briglit, h. 21 Nov. 1807.
HtliraffC— The family of M'Culloch, of Myrtoun, of
which Ardwall is a scion, long held a high position among the
landed proprietors of North Britain, and was raised to the
degree of Baronet by King Chakles II., 1634.
David M'Colloch, of Ardwall, son of Edward M'Culloch,
of Ardwall, and grandson of David M'Culloch, also of Ardwall,
1 whose great-grandfather, William M'Culloch, obtained, 1587,
i from William M'Culloch, of Myrtoun, his near kinsman, a feu
charter of the lands of Nether Ardwall, m. 1762, Janet, dau. of
John Corsane, of Meckleknox, co. Dumfries, and had issue,
James Mcrrat, his heir; Edward; David; Alexander;
Bobert; John; Agnes; Penelope, m. Johnstone Hannay, of
Torrs, brother of Sir Samuel Hannay, Bart, of Mochrum ; and
I Elizabeth, m. Thomas Scott, Esq., brother of Sir Walter Scott,
iBart. of Abbotsford. The eldest son,
James Mcbbat M'Culloch, Esq. of Ardwall, J.P. and D.L.,
\h. 13 April, 1763 ; m. Sept. 1803, Christian, dau. of Walter
|Eobinson, Esq. of Stirlingshire, and had issue,
David, late of Ardwall.
Walteb, now of Ardwall.
James Robinson. Alexander. Edward.
Agnes.
Janet Christian, m. John Gordon Brown, Merchant of Liver-
pool. Penelope Elizabeth.
|Mr. M'Culloch cZ. 1857.
Amii — Erm., a fret engrailed gu. Crest — A hand throwing a
|dart ppr. Motto— Yi et animo.
Btat — ArdnaU Gatehouse, Kirkcudbright.
MAC DERMOT OF COOLAVIN.
Mac Deemot, Hcgh Htacinth O'Eoeee, D.L.,
J.C., styled The Mac Deemot, Prince of Coolavin,*
|i. 1 July, 1834 ; m. 1st, Dec. 1861, Mary, dau. of
Hdward Howley, Esq. of Belleek Castle, D.L., by
Tvife Mary Anne, sister of Sir John Eunis,
3art., and by her has three sons,
1. Charles Edwaed, 6. 29 Dec. 1SG2.
n. Hugh. III. Roderick.
te m. 2ndly, 25 March, 1872, Henrietta, dau. of
[enry Blake, Esq. by his wife Anna, dau. of
Patrick Burke, Esq. of Danesfield, eo. Galway, and
liiece of P. J. Blake, Esq., Q.C., and by her has
your sons,
IV. Henry Blake. v. Percy,
VI. Bernard. vii. Dermot.
iLtllCagC— The Mac Debmots, the O'Conors, antl other
liowerful families derived a common origin from Bturryach,
|umamed Mullathan, who reigned over Connaught in the 7th
♦ The family title was originally Prince of Moylurg,
l&-oilell, Airtcach and Clancuain, as may be learned from the
^ooks of Lecan, Ballymote, and Kilionan, and the annals of
iough Key, the writings of Doctor O'Co.nor, Bdeke's Hibernia
'ominicana, &c. Driven from his ancient patrimony during the
romwcUian wars, the then chief of the race removed to
oolavin, on the shores of Lough Gara. This title has since
'■en territorially connected with the portion of the family
ossessions which escaped confiscation. It is one of the few
rish titles still surviving, and has been distinctively borne
y the chief of the name for a period extending over eight
!ntaries.
century. The Mac Dermots were possessed of a large territory
known as "Mac Dermot's Country," including a considerable
portion of the cos. of Roscommon and Sligo, and some dis-
tricts in Mayo, until deprived of the greater part of their
patrimony by the confiscations which followed the Cromwellian
and Williamite wars.
Maolrusa Mor, brother of Conor, King of Connaught,
described in the ancient annals as "Prince of Moylurgh," was
the jyrcposUus of the race as distinguished from the O'Conor
or elder branch dcsceuded from the above-mentioned Conor.
His, Maolruna's, sou led the sept at the battle of Clontarf in
1014.
Dermot or Diarmaid (d!a, god ; armaid, of arms), was the
lineal descendant of Maolruna in the 6th generation. He d. in
1165, distinguished alike for valour and wisdom, and was ».
by his son,
CoKOR Mac Debjiot or Macdiabmaid, son of Dermot, with
whom the surname MacDermot thus originated. He was s. by
his son,
TojtALTACH NA CABBIGE, Or TiMOTHY OP THE ROCE, SO Called
from the fortress he built in 1204 on the Island in Lough Key,
near his chief mansion house, called from that fortress, Port-
na-Carrige. The direct filiations between him and Bryan
MacDermot next mentioned are Cormac, Conor, Gilla-Christ
(fcmuliis Cliristi), Maalrony, Tomoltach, Conor Hugh, Rode-
rick, Teig, Roderick, who d. in 1540, and was s. by his son,
Bryan Mac Debmot, Chief and Prince of Moylurg, hi. Sarah,
dau. of O'Conor Sligo, and niece of O'Donel, Prince of
Tyrconnel, and was father of
• Bryan Mac Dermot, the younger, of Carrige MacDermot,
the family seat, now Rockingham, in the possession of Capt.
King-IIarman. Bryan being under age at the time of his
father's death, the family patrimony was put in wardship, and
in the Patent Rolls of the 3rd year of the reign of James I.,
he is described in connection with this wardship as chief of his
name. In the 13th year of the same reign a grant by patent
was made him of the lordships, manors, and advowsons,
comprising Rockingham, in the barony of Boyle, and large
territories in the cos. of Roscommon and Sligo. This patent,
richly illuminated, covers sixteen skins of parchment, and is in
the possession of the present MacDermot of Coolavin, together
with the articles entered into upon the marriage of the same
Bryan with Margaret Burke, of Clanrickarde. He had issue
by her, two sons, Terence and Charles. Terence, whod. unm.,
by indented deed, dated 1G40, assigned the family patrimony,
including 3S9 quarters, to his brother,
Charles Mac Dermot, of Port-na-Carrige, styled Cathal Roe,
who became Chief and Prince of Moylurg, and );;. Eleanor,
youngest dau. of O'MuUoy, of Ughterera, co. Roscommon.
During the Cromwellian wars this Charles was an active
adherent of the Stuart cause, which led to the forfeiture of the
chief part of his patrimony. Driven from his fortress of the
Rock, he removed to Coolavin, on the shores of Lough Gara.
In 1689 his eldest son, Hugh, garrisoned SUgo at his own
expense in the interests of James II., and in Sept. 1690, he was
again restored to the family inheritance. The order under
which he was restored to possession is dated Sept. 1690 ; it
bears the signature of Theobald, Viscount Dillon, as Lord-
Lieut, of the CO. of Roscommon, and it directs possession
to be given him, Charles, of the Castle of Carrige Mac-
Dermot, the Castle and Stronghold of Conbo, and other lands
which are therein described as his "Ancient Inheritance."
This document is in the possession of The Mac Dermot of
Coolavin. After the battle of Aughrim, where his son. Hugh,
fought, and was taken prisoner, he was again driven from
Roscommon. He was s. by his eldest son,
Hugh Mac Dermot, of Coolavin, m. Elizabeth Kelly, of the
family of Aughrim, and had a son and successor,
Charles Mac Dermot, of Coolavin, ni. Catharine Dillon, of
the family of Clonbrock, and was s. by his son,
Myles SIac Dermot, of Coolavin, m. Bridget, dau. of Charles
O'Conor, the Historian, and was s. by his son,
HcGU Mac Der-mot, of Coolavin, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Denis
O'Conor, of Belanagare, and was s. by his son,
Charles Joseph Mac Dermot, m. Arabella Mary, only child
of Hyacinth O'Rorke, the representative of the ancient and
once powerful House of O'Robee of Brcffny, and had issue,
I. Hugh Hyacinth O'Robke, the present MacDermot.
ir. John Baptist Natheus, Professor at All Hallow's ColU
Drumcondra, 6. 1835.
III. Charles Borroraco Molua, 6. 1842.
IV. Joseph Augustine, *. 1849.
I. Atharacta Mary Agnes. ii. Josephine Elizabeth.
III. Victoria Julia. iv. I'anny Emily.
V. Arabella Maria.
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MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
He d. 5 Sept. 1873, and was s. by his son,
Hugh Hyacinth Mac Debmot, now chief of his name, and
known as The Mac Dermot.
Arriis — Or, on a chevron gn. between three boars' heads
couped az., as many crosses-crosslet of the first. Cre-^t — A demi-
lion gu. holding in his paws a sceptre surmounted by a crown
ppr. ilotto — Honore et Tirtute.
Seo.t — Coolavin, Ballaghaderrir, co. Sljgo. Xown Residence
— FitzWilliam Place, Dublin.
' Arms — Arg., on a chevron gu. between three boars' heads
erased az. as many crosses crosslet or. Crest — A demi-lion
rampant coupfed sa. holding a sceptre or. itfoUo— Honor et
virtus.
Seat — Alderford, co. Eoscommon.
MAC DERMOTT OP ALDERFORD,
MacDeemott, Thomas Chaeles, Esq. of Aider-
ford, CO. Eoscommon, " Mac Deemott Eoe," b. 16
Feb. 1847, Lieut. Eoscommon regt. of Militia.
ILtltCaflP.— Mulroony Mor, a younger son of Teige, King
of Connaught, who d. 956, and brother of Conor, King of Con-
naught, ancestor of O'Conor Don, founded the clan Mulroony,
consisting, besides the Mae Dermotts, of the Mac Donachs,
Lords of Tuir Oholl, &c. Mulroony's son, Murtagh, Prince of
Moylurg, was direct ancestor of the family of MacDermott-
Eoe, the representative of which, at the commencement of
the 17th century, was Conor, alias Cornelius McDermott-Eoe,
who had a grant from the Crown, 20 Nov. 1605, upon his
surrender of the four quarters of Camagh, and the two quarters
of KUmactrany. He was father of Charles Duff McDermott-
Eoe, who m. a Burke of the co. Galway, and was father of
Henbt Baccach McDekmott-Koe, of Kilronan, co. Eos-
common, who had a grant from King Chaeles II. He m.
Mary Fitzgerald, of Turlogh, co. Mayo, and had issue,
Henry, of Kilronan, m. Miss O'Donnell, of Mayo, and had a
dau., Elizabeth, m. Col. Eobert Maguire, of Tempo, co.
Fermanagh.
Joes, of whom we treat. Thomas, Bishop of Ardagh.
Matthew, M.D., m. Miss MacDermott, of BalUnvilla, and had
one son, Charles, M.D., who d. at Jamaica.
Charles, ?;i. Eleanor, sister of Charles O'Conor, of Bealanagar,
Esq., the Historian, and bad issue, Charles, Henry, and
Mary.
The 2nd son and heir,
John McDebmott-Eoe, of Kilronan and Camagh, m. Julia
■French, of Cusquinny, and had issue,
Charles, d. j!?ii)i. Thomas, of whom hereafter.
Celia, d. unm.
The 2nd son and heir,
Thomas McDebmott-Eoe, of Camagh (Alderford), &. 21 Dec.
1744; m. 1766, Margaret, dau. of Coote Molloy, Esq. of
Hughstown, CO. Eoscommon ; and d. 21 Dec. 1823, having
.had issue,
I. Ffkesch, his heir.
n. Molloy, in. 3 May, ISIO, Sarah, dan. of William Lloyd,
Esq. of Eockville, co. Eoscommon, and had issue,
1 Thomas Charles, b. 1815; -m. Dora, dau. of Thomas
Digby, Esq. of Drumdaff, co. Eoscommon; &nid.s.p.
28 Sept. 1841.
2 WiUiam, b. April, 1817 ; d. 1831.
1 Margaret, d. unm.
2 Sarah, m. Capt. Hoener de Mamiel, of the Belgian
Grenadier Guards.
3 Mary, m. Alcnzo Lawdcr, Esq. of Clonfonla.
4 Hester. 5 Julia.
1. Margaret, d. ■unm. ii. CecUia, d. unm.
'The elder son,
FrEEscH McDebmott-Eoe, of Camagh, otherwise Alderford,
in. Katherine, dau. of Archibald Fraser, Esq. ; and d. Oct.
J824, having by her (who d. 16 Aug. 1850) had issue,
Thomas, ti. unm. 16 March, 1847.
William Ffbench, of whom presently.
Margaret, m. Aug. 1829, Eev. Eichard Jtfeade Swift, Incum-
bent of Mountfield, co. Tyrone.
•CeciUa, to. 3 June, 1841, Charles Thompson, Esq. of Mount
Dodwell, CO. Sligo.
Katheiine Peyton, rn. 3 Dec. 1840, Meredith Thompson, Esq.
of Knockodoo House, co. SUgo.
The 2nd son,
WiLLLAM Ffren'ch Mac Dermott-Eoe, of Aldcrford, m.
15 Feb. 1846, Esther Maria, dau. of Kichard White, Esq. of
Whitehall, co. Dublin, and had issue,
Thomas Chaeles. now of Alderford.
French Fitzgerald, b. 26 May, 1848.
Fitzgerald, 6. 4 May, 1850.
William Andrew, b. 27 Jan. 1852.
Edward Charles, 6. 29 March, 1853.
The eldest son is the present Thomas Chailes Mac Debmott-
EoB, of Alderford.
MACDONALD OF CLANRANALD.
Macdonald, Yice - Admieal Sib Eeginaid
John James G-eoege, E.N., K.C.S.I., Chief of
Clanranald, m. 12 June, 1855 ; the Hon. Adelaide
Louisa, 2nd dau. of George, 5th Lord Vernon, and
has issue,
I. Allan Douglas, 6. April, IS56.
II. Angus Roderick, b. April, 1858. ;
El. Adelaide Effrida.
^intKQt. — The first of the race, of whom any authentic
account exists, is Somebled, designed by Scottish historians
Thane of Argyll, but by foreign authors and charters extant,
King of the Isles, and Lord of Argyll and Kintyre.
Allan Macdonald, eldest son of John, by his 1st marriage
with Amie, dau. and heiress of Eoderick of the Isles, and
grandson of John, last King and Lord of the Isles, commanded
his father's forces at the battle of Harlaw. He was direct
ancestor of
Banald Macdonald, designated Eanald Gald, who, with
his grandfather, Lovat, was driven from his inheritance by
a rising of the clan, which declared his cousin John, the son
of Alexander, and grandson of Allan M'Eory, chieftain. This
insurrection led to the celebrated battle of Blairleine, fought
between the Frasers and Macdonalds, in July, 1544, in which
the former were defeated, and Lovat, together with his eldest
son, Simon, and Eanald Macdonald himself were slain.
Eanald Gald never to., but left three natural sons, Allan,
John, and Alexander, who received from the Crown a charter
of legitimation, 18 June, 1555. The victory of Blairleine
secured the dignity of chief to
John Macdonald, of Moydart, son, as above-mentioned,
of Alexander, and grandson of Allan M'Eory. This distin-
guished chieftain, Capt. of Clanranald during the unsettled
government of Queen Maet, m. 1st, Mariatte M'Kane, and by
her had, Allan, his heir, and John, ancestor of the Glenala-
dale family. He m. 2ndiy, Penelope, 2nd dan. of Sir Charles
Erskine, 3rd son of Alexander, Viscount Fenton, and by hei
had a dau., m. John Stewart, of Appin. Clanranald d. 1584
and was s. by his son,
Allan Macdonald, Capt. of Clanranald, m. a dau. o
Macleod, of Harries, and had issue,
Angus, who d. v. ]i., s. p.
Donald, heir to his fattier.
Eanald, of Benbecula, to. 1st, Maria, sister of Sir Donal
Macdonald, of Slate, but by her had no issue ; and 2ndly
Margaret, dau. of Angus Macdonald, of Dunveg, by whor
he had two sons. The younger, Angus Oig, was ancesto
of the famihes of Delelea and Milton. The elder,
Eanald Oig, to. a dau. of M'Xeill, of Barra, andhadb
her a son, Donald, who s. to Clanranald. He m. 2ndlj
1653, Ann, only dau. of John Macdonald, of Clanranak
and had by her three sons, James, Donald Oig, and Moil
John, of Kinlochmoydart.
Margaret, m. Donald MacAngus Macalister, of Glengarry.
Clanranald d. 1593, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Sib Donald Macdonald, of Clanranald, who was knighte
by James VI. at Holyrood, 1617. Sir Donald d. 1619, leaviD
a son and successor,
John Macdonald, of Clanranald, who powerfully supporte
King Chaeles against the Covenanters, and gallantly fougl
under Montrose. He survived to witness the Eestoration, ar
paid his respects to King Chaeles, on his landing in the shi'
of Moray, 1660. He then retired to the Island of Uist, and.
at an advanced age, 1670, leaving, by Moir his wife, dau.
Mac Leod, of Mac Leod, three daus., Moir, wife of LauchU
Mac Lean of Coll; Catharine, m. M'Neill, of Barra; and An
TO. Eanald Mac Donald, of Benbecula, a son and successor,
Donald Macdonald, of Clanranald, who had served wi
his father in the memorable campaigns of Montrose. .
Kilsyth, a gaUant charge made by young Clanranald decid'
the victory, and after the Ol-fated issue of PhilUphaug
Donald, stanch to his royal master, marched to Islay agaii
the Campbells. In 1648, at the head of a considerable fore
he joined the Earl of Antrim, in Ireland, and was engaged
all the engagements in that kingdom, until the defeat of t
King's army in the Queen's Co., where he and Glengarry w£
taken prisoners. Clanranald m. Marion, dau. of John M
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MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAO
1019
T.ood, of Mae Leod, and had, with a dau., Jlar^aret, to. Donald
^hicdouald, of Benbecula, two sons, Allan, his heir; and
Kanald, successor to his brother. Uo d. lObC, and was s. by
Ills son,
Allan Macdonald, of Clanranald, who, firm to the cause of
tlie Stuarts, summoned his clan in aid of Dundee, and with
liis tutor, Macdonald of Benbecula, mainly contributed to the
victory at Killicrankic. When all hoiie of success for King
.Iames expired, young Clanranald refused to take the oaths to
the new Gorernment, and retired with his brother, Eanald, to
I'rance, where he completed his education, and became one of
the most accomplished gentlemen of his time. After residing
r-ome years at the Court of St. Germains, he obtained a
commission under the Duke of Berwick, and in a foreign land,
and in a foreign service, preserved his name unsullied. AVhen
peace was restored, he went again to St. Germains, and thence
returned to Scotland, and fixed his residence at Ormiclate
House, in South Uist. In this, one of the remotest of the
Western Isles, he hoped to enjoy rest and tranquility, after the
storms and vicissitudes of his early life. But the calm was
of brief continuance. No sooner had the Earl of Mar raised
his standard in 1715 than Clanranald hastened from Uist with
his followers, and summoning his vassals of Arisaig and
:Moydart, joined the Chevaher's army with a considerable
force. In all the subsequent operations he took part, and at
length sealed his devotion to the Stuart cause by his heroic
death at Sheriffmuir, leading the right wing of Mar's army.
i?in that fatal occasion it was, that Glengarry, stepping forward,
oxclaimed " Revenge to-day, mourning to-morrow." Clanra-
nald was universally esteemed and respected by friend and
foe, and his memory is still fondly cherished in the Highlands.
He m., while in France, Penelope, dau. of Col. Mackenzie,
Governor of Tangier under Chakles II., but had no issue.
His brother and heir,
Ranald Macdonald, d. unm. at St. Germains, 1723, when
the succession devolved on his cousin,
Donald Macdonald, of Benbecula, who took no part in the
insurrection of '15, but resided in retirement at Benbecula,
until, at the decease of Ranald, he became chieftain, as nearest
heir male. He m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Donald Macdonald,
of Clanranald, by whom he had a son, Ranald, his heir; and
2ndly, Margaret, dau. of George Mackenzie, Esq. of Kildun,
I'y whom he had Alexander, who obtained the estate of
Boisdale; and Anne, wife of Lochlan M'Kinnon, of Strathura-
dale. Clanranald d. 1730, and was s. by his son,
Ranald Macdonald, of Clanranald, b. 1C92 ; jii. Margaret,
dau. of William Maclcod, of Berncra, and had two sons and
rine dau., Ranald, his heir; Donald, an officer of high reputa-
tion in the British service, killed with Gen. Wolfe at Quebec;
ind Margaret, who d. unm. The eldest son,
Ranald Macdonald, became, during his father's lifetime,
n able actor in the rising of 174.5. He fought at Gladsmuir,
arched with Prince Charles into England, and was severely
oundcd at Culloden. Ho joined Prince Charles at Paris,
:id obtaining military employment from the French Govern-
ncnt, became Aide-de-camp to Marshal Saxe. He m. 1st, Mary,
lau. of Lord Basil Hamilton (younger son of the Duke of
laniilton), eventually Earl of Selkirk, and by her, who d.
'1 May, 1750, he had one son, Charles James Somerlcdd,
vho d. 1755, aged 5. He m. 2ndly, Flora Mackinnon, dau.
'f the ancient family of Mackinnon of that ilk, and by her
lad issue, John, his heir; James, an ofHcer of rank in the
riny; Margaret, who d. unm.; Mary, who d. unm.; Pene-
■pc, m. Lord Belhaven and Stcnton. The eldest son,
John Macdonald, of Clanranald, Capt. 22nd Dragoons,
. 1764; m. 1st, Katharine, dau. of the Right Hon. Robert
iacqueen, of Braxfield, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland ; and
ndly, Jean, dau. of Colin Macdonald, Esq. of Boisdale; by
he former of whom only he had issue, Reginald George, his
ir; Robert Johnstone , and Donald. Clanranald d. 1794.
lis eldest son,
Reginald George Macdonald, 25th Capt. and Chief of
lanranald, J.P. and D.L., at one time MI", for Plympton, b.
>ug. 1788; m. 1st, April, 1812, Lady Caroline Anne Edgc-
umbe, 2nd dau. of Richard, 2nd Earl of Mount Edgcumbe,
nd by her (who d. 10 April, 1824) had issue,
I. Reginald John George James, present representative.
I. Caroline Sophia, m. 8 Sept. 1842, Hon. Charles Henry
Cust, 2nd son of John, 1st Earl of Brownlow.
n. Emma Hamilla, m. 21 April, 1840, Hon. and Rev. Alfred
Wodehouse, youngest son of John, 2nd Lord Wodchouse ;
andrf. 1851.
III. Louisa Emily, m. 1st, Charles William Marsham, Esq..
eldest sarvlving son of Robert Marsham, Esq. of Stratton
Strawless, co. Norfolk; and 2ndly, 4 Dec. 1856, Col. Hugh
Fitz Eoy, Grenadier Guards, son of Lord Henry Fitz Roy.
rv. Flora (Hon.), Maid of Honour to H.M. the Queen.
V. Sarah Anne, m. 1848, Baron PorccUi, a Sicilian nobleman.
Clanranald m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of William Cunningham,
Esq., and widow of Richard Barry Dunning, Lord Ashburtoa
(who d. 8 July, 1835); and 3rdly, Nov. 1S45, Elizabeth
Rebecca Newman. He d. 1873.
^)-ms— Quarterly : 1st, arg., a lion rampant gu. armed or;
2nd, or, a dexter hand couped fcssways holding a cross-crosslet
titchce gu. ; 3rd, or, a lymphad oars in saltire sa. and in base
a salmon naiant in sea vert; 4th, arg., an oak-tree vert
surmounted by an eagle or. Crest— A castle triple towered
arg. masoned sa., and issuing from the centre tower a dexter
aim in armour cmbowed grasping a sword all ppr. Sapporiem
— Two bears, each having an arrow pierced through the body all
ppr. Motto, over the Crest, My hope is constant in Thee. Below
tlic Arms, Dhandcon co Hcirogha.
licsidmcc — 22_ Clarendon Road, Kensington, London, W.
MACDONALD OF GLEN AL AD ALE.
Macdonald, John Andrew, Esq. of Gleualadale,
CO. Inverness, J.P. and D.L., co. Inverness, J.P. co.
Argyll, Major in the Inverness Militia, b. 29 July,
1837 ; ni. 30 July, 1862, Helen Mary, elder dau. of
Edward Chaloner, Esq. of Liverpool, wliick lady
d. s. p. 14 March, 1864.
JLillCagp. — The Glenaladale family is the oldest cadet of
the Clanranald family.
John Macdonald, of Glenaladale, the 2nd son of John
Moidartach MacAlistek, the chief of Clanranald, who d.
1584, had one son,
Alexander Macdonald, of Glenaladale, who m. and left
four sons, Rort; Alexander; Allan; and Ranald. The eldest,
RoRT or Roderick Macdonald, of Glenaladale, left two sons,
Angus and John. Angus dying s. ^:)., bis brother,
John Macdonald, succeeded at Glenaladale; he m., and had
eight sons, John, Angus, of Borrodale, whose son Alexander
s. to Glenaladale; Alexander; Allan ; Ranald ; James; Rory ;
and Donald; and several daus. The eldest son,
John Macdonald, of Glenaladale, had two sons, Alexander
and John. The elder son,
Alexander Macdonald, of Glenaladale, had John ;
Augustin; Donald; and several sons who d. in infancy, and
three daus. The eldest son,
John Macdonald, of Glenaladale, m.. and had four sons,
William; Donald; John ; and Rory ; and one dau. He formed
a project of leaving Scotland, and establishing his family in
Prince Edward's Island, North America, where he had pur-
chased a tract of land ; he accordingly resolved to leave the
kingdom, and sold and made over his estate to his cousin and
nearest of kin,
Alexander MacDonald, eldest] surviving son of Angus of
Borrodale, 2nd son of John, the 4th laird of Glenaladale, by
which this Alexander became proprietor of the estate of the
Glenaladale family in Scotland. He m. and had three sons,
John ; Alexander ; and Angus ; the eldest and youngest
having d. in their infancy, the 2nd,
Alexander Macdonald, of Glenaladale, s. his father, and
dying «. p. 1815, his cousin-german as heirat-law,
John Macdonald, of Borrodale, eldest son of Ranald, son
of Angus, 1st of Borrodale, 2nd son of John, 4th laird of
Glenaladale, succeeded him. He m. 1792, Jane, dau. of Alex-
ander McNab, of Inishewen, co. Perth, and by her (who d.
1827) had issue,
I. Angus, late of Glenaladale.
II. ,\lexander, m. Margaret Watson, and has issue.
III. John, Lieut.-Col. lateH.E.I.C.S., severely wounded in tho
Indian mutiny, m. 1848, Helen Morgan, and by her (who d.
1855) had issue.
IV. Donald (Rev.).
I. Clementina, d. 1874.
II. Catherine.
III. Margaret, r,i. Colin Chisholm, of Inverness, who d. 1877.
She d. 1868, leaving issue.
IV. Jane, el. 1874.
John Macdonald, who d. 1830, was s. by his son,
Anous Macdonald, of Glenaladale, b. 1793; m. 1836, Mary,
younger dau. of Hugh Watson, late of Torsonce, Midlolhiaa,
and by her left issue,
I. John Andrew, now of Glenaladale.
II. Hugh Joseph (Rev.), h. 1841.
III. Angus (Rev.), B.A. London, b. 1844.
I. Mary Margaret, a Nun.
Mr. Macdonald d. 1870.
II. Jane "Veronica.
Arms. Crest, and Molio—Scc Macdonaij) "f Clanranald.
Seat — Glenfinnan, Fort William, co. Inverness.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
aiAC
HACDONALD OP ST, MARTIN'S ABBE-Z.
Macdonaid, William Macdonald Colquhottn
Fabquhaesox, Esq., F.R.S.E. and F.R.G.S., of St.
Martin's Abbey, co. Perth, and Eossie Castle, Mont-
rose, J.P. and' D.L., Lieut.-Col. Command. Pertli-
ehii-e Highland Eifle Volunteers, and Ai-cher of
H.M. Scottish Eodv Guard, h. 26 May, 1822; m.
2Q June, 1849, Hon. Clarp. Anne Jane Brownlow,
2nd dau. of Charles, 1st Lord Lui-gan, by Jane
his wife, dau. of Eoderick McXeill, of Barra, and
has issue,
I. Montagu William Hacdosalp, Lieut. Grenadier Guards,
Lieut. Forfar Militia, and Capt. Perthshire Volunteers, h.
15 Jan. 1S51.
II. Charles Bronnlow, Lieut. E.X., 6. 15 Xov. 1855.
III. Harry, 72nd Highlanders, 6. 6 Feb. 185S.
IV. Francis Roderick, 6. li Nov. 1871.
I. Emily Jane, 6. 15 3Iay, 1853.
II. Alice Clara ilary, b. 9 June, 1862.
JLtltraCJC— This branch of the great clan Macdonald
settled on the Dee Side, after the Lord of the Isles engaged
the King's forces at the battle of Harlaw, 1414. There seems to
be no authentic account of the heads of this branch of the
Macdonalds till 1630, when mention is made of Alexander
Macdosald, known by the name of Marcus. His great-great-
grandson,
James Macdoxald, of Eanathan, 6. 1702; in. 1731, Helen,
dau. and heiress of Ludovic Grant, of TuUach, and bad, with
other issue,
WrLLiAM, his heir.
Christina, eldest dau., m. .Tohn Farquharson, Esq., a military
officer, a descendant of Findlamore, and had a son,
James Alexander Farqiiharson, General in the army,
Governor of St. Lucia, b. 1775; ni. Eebecca, dau. and co-
heir of Sir George Colquhoun, Bart, of TiUly Colquhoun.
She was b. 1777, and d. 1855. He d. 1S34, aged 58,
leaving irsue,
WiLLIAil JlACDOSALD FaBQCHAKSOS CoLQUEOCS, nOW of
St. JSIartin's.
Charlotte Grace, €,. un;;x.
Fanny Maria, lU. 1851, Kev. Valentine Grantham Faith-
lull, M.A.. Incumbent of Trinity Cliurch, Eiiinburgh,
and has, Kobert Colquhoun ; Clare llebecca ; and Ida
Valentine.
James Macdonald d. 1776, aged 74, and was s. by his son,
William Macdonald, of Eanathan and St. Martin's, h.
1732; m. CecUia, dau. of Kinloch, of Kil:og and Logic, .and
left a son,
William Macdokald, who s. his father 1814. He vn. 1S03;
Grizel, eldest dau. of Sir William Miller, Bart, of Gleenlcc,
Lord Glenlee. and dying 1841, was s. by his cousin,
William Macdokald Fabqchausox CoLQcnocs Macdonald,
now of St. Martin's.
Ar;n% — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, or, a lion rampant gu. ; 2nd,
or, a dexter arm in armour couped in fess ppr. the hand holding
a cross-crosslet fitchee gu. ; 3rd, or, a lymphad, oars and sail sa.
flags flying gu. ; 4th, vert, a salmon naiant ppr. within a bor-
dure az. charged with two mascles in chief itrg. and a boar's
head erased in base or. Cre^t — A dcmi- lion gu. holding in his
dexter paw a hand ppr. Motto — Per mare per terras.
Seats — Eossie Castle. Montrose: St. Martin's Abbey, Perth;
Garth House, Abcrftldy : Crossmount Lodge, Pittochrie;
and Glenshcc Lodge, Biairgowne, Perthshire.
M'DOITAIiD or DALCHOSWIE.
M'DoxALD, Alastaiu Mac Iax, of Dalehosnie,
and Dunalastair, co. Perth, h. 22 March, 1830,
Major-Gen. in the army, A.D.C. to H.E.H. the
Duke of Cambridge.
iLiuraSC— This family, distinfr.ished by the gallant
raihtary services of its members, descends, through Hie Mac-
donalds of Keppoch, from Alexander, son of John, Lord of the
Isles, by the Lady Margaret his wife, dau. of King Eoeebt II.
of Scotland. The great-greatgrandfather of the present
representative,
Alexantjee M'Donald, Esq. of Dalehosnie, h. 1696, an
ofBcer in the Highland army, fell at Culloden, 1740. He w.
1718, Janet, dau. of James Stewart, Esq., progenitor of tlie
Sttiwarts of Tempey, LepintuUich, and Crossmount, and by
her had (with a dau., Barbara, who d. Uiuii. 1819, aged 92)
three sons, AlUin, lulled in action, «. ;>. ; John, of whom pre-
sently ; and Donald, Writer to the Signet, who d. s. p. The
2na son,
John Macdonald, Esq. of Dalehosnie, b. 1721, served as an
ofBcer in the Highland Army 1745-0. He m. 1761, Mary, dau.
of Eobert Menzies, Esq. of Glassie, co. Perth, and by her had
(with numerous other children, all of whom d. unm..),
I. Alexander, his eldest son, b. 12 Aug. 1762; a Major in the
army; ra. 11 Nov. 1787, Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Men-
zies, Baron of Balfracks, co. Perth, and predeceased his
father July, 1808, hanng had issue,
1 John, late representative.
2 Alexander, Lieut. 92nd Highlanders, d. unm. 5 Oct.
1813, of wounds received at the Pass of Maya, 25 July
preceding. ,
3 William, Lieut. 81st regt., d. unm. 1839.
4 Donald, late a Capt. in the 68th regt., d. unr.i. 1835.
5 James, Capt. 92nd Highlanders, d. v.nm. 1840.
1 Mary Anne, d. 1S07, aged 10.
II. Donald (the 5th son), a very distinguished ofBcer, com-
manded the 92nd Highlanders at Waterloo.
VI. Eobert (Eev.), the 11th son.
Mr. M'Donald d.. 1809, and was s. by his grandson,
SiE John M'Donald, K.C.B., of Dalehosnie and Dun Alastair,
J.P., Gen. in the army, and Col. 92nd Highlanders, b. 10
Sept. 1783; j/i. 12 Sept. 1826, Adriana, eldest dau. of the late
James M'Inroy, Esq. of Lude, Perthshire, and had issue,
AxASTAiR MacIan, now of Dalehosnie.
John Allan, late Capt. 92nd Highlanders, b. 22 March, 1834.
Charles William, Capt. 93rd Highlanders, b. 15 Oct. 1835;
killed inside tlie breath at the assault of the Begum'aj
Palace at Lucknow, 11 March, 1858.
Donald, Capt. 79th Highlanders, 6. 11 May, 1837.
Elizabeth Moore Menzies. Adriana. Jemima.
Sir John M'Donald became representative of the Keppoch
branch of the Macdonalds before his death, by the decease of
some of its remaining descendants. He d. 27 June, 1866.
^rnis— Quarterly : 1st, or, a lion rampant gu., a canton of
the last thereon pendant from a mural crown of the first, by a
ribbon of the second, fimbriated az. a representation of the
gold medal and clasp presented to Col. Macdonald for his ser-
vices in the Peninsular War ; 2nd, arg., a dexter arm embowed
in armour ppr. garnished or, the hand grasping a dagger, the
point downwards also ppr., the pommel and hilt gold; 3rd,
arg., on waves of the sea ppr. a ship with sails furled sa. in
base a salmon naiant also ppr; 4th, or, an oak tre growing
out of a mount in base ppr. surmounted by an eagle displayed
sa., over the whole a fess counter-embattled gu., thereon two
swords in saltier points upwards arg. pommels and hilts or,
between a representation of the Spanish cross of distinction on
the dexter and the Portuguese cross of distinction on the
sinister, both ppr. Cnst — Out of a mural crown or, in front
of an arm in armour fessways, the hand ppr. holding a cross-
crosslet sa. flames issuing from the top also ppr., a flagstaff
therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner gu. inscribed
" Aeolla " in letters of gold, the staff entwined with a branch
of laurel vert. Motto — Per inure per terras.
/S'tai — Dalehosnie and Dun Alastair, Pitlochry, co. Perth. ;
3IACD0NALX) OP EAKIaEIlSCALES.
Macdonald, William Bell, Esq. of Eammer-
scales, CO. Dumfries, b. 9 Jan. 1845 ; s, his father
1862, Capt. 1st regt. (Eoyal Scots).
iLillCTigt. — Donald Macdonald, 6. 1055, a cadet of the
family of Boisdale, was Lieut, of the Macdonald Highlanders
at the battle of Killiecrankic under his cousin, Benbecula, and
his claymore and silver cruaich are still retained in good pre-
servation; he ',n. 1712, Miss Maclean, of Torloisk, in Mull, a
family now merged iu the English marquessate of Xorthamp-
ton, and had issue, Donald, 6. 1715; Allan, 6. 1717, d. v.nm.
1797 ; Archibald, drowned when a boy, in endeavouring to
save a companion, in the river Clyde. The eldest son,
Donald Macdonald, Esq. an officer in Prince Charles's
army 1745, ra. Miss Payne, granddau. of Carlyle of Brydekirk,
and Brakenquhate, Dumfriesshire, representative of Carlyle,
Lord Carlyle of Torthorwald, and had issue,
Allan, b. 1755; ('. unvd.; Lieut. 7Ctli regt. Macdonald
Irelandcrs.
Donald, 6. 1759, of whom presently.
Archibald, h. 1761, in the army, who was taken prisoner and
put to death in India, by Tippoo Saib. He d. nam.
Janet, m. W. Cuthbertson, Esq. of Glasgow, and had issue.
The 2nd but elder surviving son,
Donald Macdonald, Esq., 6. 1759; ni. Mary, sister of
William Bell, Esq. of Eammerscales, and had issue,
William Bell, late of Bammerscales.
Margaret.
William Bell Macdonald, Esq. of Bammerscales, J.P.>
b. 20 Dec. 1807 ;_ s. his maternal uncle, William Bell, Esq. of
Bammerscales, i837; hi. 20 March, 1839, Helen, dau. of
Thomas Johnstone, Esq. of Underwood, and had issue,
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1021
WrLLiAM BELt, nowof Rainmerscaios.
Donald, b. 30 Aug. 1846.
Thomas Johnstone, 6. 16 Sept. IS') I.
Harriett Allan. Mary Alicia Eel), d. 186D.
He d. 1862.
.^niis— Quarterly: 1st, arg., a lion ramprint gu.; 2n(I, or, a
dexter hand eouped holding a cross-crosskt titchee gu. ; .'Jnl,
or, a Ijniphad or Kalh'y ''a. ; 4th, vert, a salmon naiant arg.
Crtst — A dexter hand holding a cross-crosslct titchee. Mutto
— Nee tempore nee fato.
Arms of liBhi, — Az., throo hells or. CresS— A hand holding
a dagger ppr. Motto — 1 beir the hell.
iStttt— lUunmerscales, near Lochmabcn, Dumfricssliirc.
MACDONALD OF SANDSIDE.
Macdonald, Donald, Esq. of Sandside House,
<-o. Caithness, J.P. and D.L., late Capt. Royal
Engineers, b. 2 Sept. 1791 ; m. 26 Oct. 1826, Lady
Eamsay Maule, 5tli dau. of Lord Panmure, and sister
of Fox, Earl of Dalbousie, and by her had issue,
I. William Donald, Lieut.-Col. in the army, and late Major
93rd Highlanders, b. 15 Sept. 1S27 ; m. 1860, Emma
Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Colin Lindsay, Esq.
II. Henry, b. 3 Dec. 1831.
III. John Crauford, b. 7 Aug. 1833.
IV. Arthur Kamsay, b. 30 June, 1835.
T. Dudley Ward, b. 8. June, 1810.
I. Mary. ii. Patricia, deceased.
3LtttC<tSC — Donald MacDonald, Esq., Col. in the army,
and Brig.-Gen. in North America, whose family came oriRi-
nally from the Isle of Skye, m. Jane Ailkcn, and had (with
three daus., Jane, ra. P. G. Craufurd, Esq., Susan and Ann)
an only son,
John Macdonald, Esq., Col. Eoyal Marines, m. 1789, Mary,
eldest dau. of 'William luues, Esq., of Sandside, by Mary
his wife, dau, of Sheldon Cradock, Esq. of Hartforth, co. York,
and had one son, Capt. Donald MacDonald, K.E., of Sandside ;
and two daus., Mary ; and Jane, -ni. James Uridges, Esq.
Motto — Per marc per terra'.
Seat — Sandside House, Thur.so, co. Caithness.
«
TIACDONNELL OP J7EW HALL AND
KILKEE.
MacDonbtet,!, William Edwaed Aemsteong,
Esq. of New Hall and Kilkee, co. Clare, J.P., D.L.
(and for some years Vice-Lieut.) co. Clare, Col.-
(.'ommandant of the co. of Clare Mihtia, High
Sheriff 1853, b. 10 May, 1826 ; s. to the estates of
his maternal uncle, 28 June, 1850 : assumed, by
X'oyal heensc, 18 May, 1858, the additional surname
and arms of MacDonnell ; m. 20 July, 1858, the
Hon. JuHaua Cecilia O'Erien, eldest dau. of Lucius,
13 ih Earon Inchiquiu, and has issue.
I. Cbables Randal, 6. 24 March, 1862.
It. Lucius Gerald, 6. 14 Sept. 1864.
III. Edward Ronald, b. 8 July, 1807.
IV. W'illiam Henry, b. 10 April, 1870.
V. Aubrey George, b. 21 Feb. 1873.
1. Mary Gertrude. n. Nora Grace.
lu. Violet Maud.
iLinC<l(ir.— 1'his branch of the JlacDoncn family has been
settled in co. Clare during two ccntuiics, and claims descent
from a common ancestor with the Earl of Antrim.
Daniel Mac Uonnell, Esq. of Kilkee was possessed of the
estate of Kilbreckan, and considerable property in co. Galway
and in the liberties of the city of Limerick, and was living at
Kilkee 1671. He in. Penelope,* 3rd dau. of Daniel O'Brien
(More), of Dromore and Dough, co. Clare (by Eleonor his wife,
dau. of Edmond EitzGcrald, Kuight of Glynn), by whom he
bad issue two sons and two daus. The elder son,
James MacDonnell, Esq. of Kilkee, served as a Capt. in
Lord Clare's reet. of Dragoons, but on the accession of William
III. he relinquish ;d the Catholic cause, and, having given in
his adhesion to that monarch, he secured to himself his estates.
In 1695 he was appointed one of the Commissioners for col-
lecting the poll tax in co. Clare. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of
• Her sister, Honora, m, Connor, 2a(l Viscoimt C!ai'e, of
CdiTi;,.iUolt,
Capt. Nicholas Bromby, of Newcastle, co. Limerick (by Ilarricit
his wife, dau. of Henry 1". Edgeworth, Esq. of Lissard, co.
Longford), and by her (who d. Jan. 1720), he had four sons and
one dau. James MacDonnell U. atan advanced age, Dec. 1714.
The 3rd son,
Ciiakles jAjirs MacDonnell, Esq. of Kilkee, s. his brother
Randall ITiG, and was Hi^h Sheriff of Clare 1728; he m.8
Oct. 1718, Elizabeth, only child of Capt. Christopher OT.iien
of Ennistyuion, co. Clare (by his 1st marriage, with Eliza-
beth, dau. of Theobald Jlathcw Esq. of Thomastown, co.
Tipperary, ancestor of Lord Llandaff), by whom he had issue
one son and two daus.; he d. Oct. 1743. Jlrs. MacDonnell d.
'Zi April, 1738, aged 89 years. Their eldest son,
CiiAiiLES MacDonnell, Esq. of Kilkee, h. 17CG, High Sheriff
of Clare 1760, was Lieut.-Col. of co. Clare Militia Dragoons, and,
17G5, s. Sir Edward O'Brien in the representation of iheco., and
was subsequently (1768) M.P. for Ennis, which scat he held up
to the time of his death. Killone Abbey, otherwise called New
Hall, was purchased by him, 1764, from his maternal uncle,
Edward O'Brien, and from that time became the principal resi-
dence of the family. He )«. 1 Jan. 17G0, Catherine, 3rd dau.
of Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart, of Dronioland, co. Clare (by Mary
his wife, dau. of Hugh Hickman, Esq. of Fenloe, co. Clare),
and by her (who d. '2.0 July, 1818, aged 74) had issue three sous
and three daus.,
Charles, of whom presently.
Edward, of Kilmurry, co. Clurc, Col. in the avniy, Quartrr-
mastcr-Gcn. of Canada, b. 1766; 7)i. 1797, Anne, "eldest dau.
of Sir John Johnson, Bart., Superintendent-Gen. of
Indian affairs in British North America; and d. at Mon-
treal 30 Oct. 1812, leaving issue by his wife (who survived
him, and d. 31 Jan. 1848) four sons and five daus.
Randal, Capt. R.N., d. zmm. at Lucca, 1SU6.
Mary, ra. 1.87, George Syngc, Esq. of Rathmore.
Eliza, 7(4. 1789, Cornelius Bolton, Esq., M.P., of Faithleg.
Henrietta Ann, m. 1799, Charles Hamilton, Esq. ot the
Leasowes.
Mr. MacDonnell d. 25 April, 1773, and was s. by bis sort,
Charles MacDonnell, Esq. of New Hall and Kilkee, 6.
1761, Lieut. -Col. Comm. of the Earl of Belvidere's regt., who,
during the .-Vmerican war raised a regt. of volunteers, which he
commanded in Canada. He was M.P. for co. Clare, and at the
time of his death sat for the borough of Yarmouth. In 1803
he was appointed a Commissioner of Accounts. He m. 17
Feb. 1785, Bridget, 3rd dau. of John Bayly, Esq. of Debs-
borough, CO. Tipperary, and d. G Sept. 1S03, having had issue
by his wife (who c(. 15 March, ISOO, aged 38), witli other chil-
dren, who all d. young,
John, who s. his father.
Edward Richard, b. 17 March, 1792, served during the Penin-
sular War in the 2nd Queen's Royal regt., and afterw aids in
the 93rd Highlanders. He (;. tinm. 28 March, 1821.
Bridget, m. 7 April, 1809, William Henry Armstrong, Esq.,
M.P., of Mount Heaton, King's Co. She d. at Kingstown,
20 Oct. 1860, aged 70, leaving surviving issue by her hus-
band (who predeceased her and c(. at I'aris 21 Sept. 1835),
three sons and live daus.
The elder son and heir,
John MacDonnell, Esq. of New Hall and Kilkee, J.P. and
D.L., b. 14 Oct. 1789; served as a "Volunteer in Spain during
the Peninsular War, on the staff of Gen. Carroll; High Sheriff
CO. Clare 1821. Mr. MacDonnell d. unm. at New Hall 28 June,
1S50, aged 61, leaving by his will the whole of his estates in
Clare and Galway to his nephew, the present proprietor.
yli-nut — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, grand qirarter', for Mac-
Donnell; 1st, or, a lion ramj ant gu; 2nd, or, a dexter ai m
issuant from the sinister fess point out of a cloud ppr., in the
hand a cross-crosslet fitchce erectaz. ; 3rd, arg., a ship with the
sails furled sa. ; 4th, per fess az. and ;vert a fish naiant
in fess ppr. in the centre chief point a crescent gu., 2nd and
3rd, grand quarters, for Armstrong, gu., three dexter arms
vambraccd and cmbowed ppr., hands clenched also ppr., in
the centre chief point a mullet or. Crests — 1st, for MacDonnell,
a dexter arm embowed fessways vested or, cuffed arg., the
hand holding a cross-crosslet fitchie erect az. charged with a
crescent gu. 2nd, for Armstrong, A dexter arm vambraccd
fessways and embowed ppr. charged with a mullet gu. the
hand grasping an armed leg coupcd at.the thigh and bleed-
ing also ppr. liloilo — Toujours prest.
Heats — New Hall, nearEnnis; and Liscrona Hoosc, near
Kilkee, co. Clare.
McDONNEIili OF MUELOUGH AND EIL-
MORE, IN GLENS OF ANTBILI.
JLillf atJC— JouN McDonnell, 2nd son of John, Lord of
the Isles, by his wife Jlaigaret, dau. of Rodert II. of Scot-
land, was founder, about the year 1330, of the clan "I.-n
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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Vore," or "Clandonald South," whose chiefs were also styled
Lords of Dunyveg, Isla, Kintyre, and the Glens of Antrim.
Alexander McDonnell, 6th chief, who invaded Ulster with
S,000 men in 1532, had by his wife, a dau. of the Lord of
Ardnamurchan, five sons, of whom James, 6th chief, m. a
dau. of the Earl of Arfcyll, and was slain in 1565, leaving issue,
a son, Angus, Lord of Kintyre. James McDonnell transferred,
however, his Irish possessions to his brother, Sorley Buy,
father to the 1st Earl of Antrim.
CoLL-DHU McDonnell, 2nd brother of James, the 6th chief
m. a dau. of McQuillan, and was father to Gillespie, Chief of
lona and Collinsay, whose son, by his wife, dau. of O'Cahan,
Coll (Kittagh) McDonnell, was at the head of the clan
" Ian Voi-e," and was besieged in the Castle of Dunyveg and
put to deatli by Archibald, Marquis of Argyll, in 1647. He m.
a dau. of McDonnell of Sanda, and was s. by his son,
Sib Alexander McDonnell, Montrose's celebrated Lieut.-
Gen., who, having survived the royal cause in Scotland, was
killed in Ireland while second in command of the royal forces
at Knock-na-ness, co. Cork, 13 Kov. 1647. He m. a dau. of
IdcAUister, of the family of Loup, and had issue,
Coll, of Kilmore, in the Glens of Antrim.
Archibald, of GlassmuUin, a Capt. in Lord Antrim's regt.,
■who distinguished himself and was wounded at Aughrim.
He m. Anne, dau. of Stewart of Kedbay Castle, and from
him descended the McDonnells of GlassmuUhi.
Coll McDonnell, the elder son, m. Anne, dau. of McGee,
of Murlough, CO. Antrim, and was s. by his son,
Alexander McDonnell, of Kilmore, living 1738, m. 1st, a
dau. of McDonnell, of Knappin, and had issue,
I. Eandal, d. unm.
II. Michael, rii. Elizabeth, dau. of A. Steward, Esq. of Bal-
lintoy, and was father of
James McDonnell, of Belfast and of Murlough, co. An-
trim, M.D., who left by his 1st wife, Elizabeth, dau. of J.
Clarke, Esq. of Belfast,
1 Eight Hon. Sir Alexander McDonnell, B.C., M.A.
Ch. Ch. Oxford, of Lincoln's Inn, Barristcr-at-Law,
Kesident Commissioner at the Board of National Edu-
cation in Ireland, created a Bart. 1872, in consideration
of his long and distinguished career in the public
service in Ireland, m. Barbara, dau. of Hugh Mont-
gomery, Esq. of Benvardcn, co. Antrim, and widow of
Eiuhard Staples, Esq., whicli lady </. 1865. He d. s. 'p.
1875, when the baronetcy became extinct.
2 John, of Dublin, M.D., and Medical Poor Law Com-
missioner for Ireland, m. Charity, dau. of the Eev.
Kobert Dobbs, and has issue,
James, Barristcr-at-Law, m. Eosanna, dau. of the late
William Cairns, Esq. of Belfa.st.
Eobert, M.D., E.K.S., President of the College of
Physicians in Ireland, 1877, vi. 1st, Mary M., dau.
of Daniel Molloy, Esq. of Clonbeala, King's Co.,
which lady c/. s.p. 1869; and 2ndly, 21 June, 1877,
Susan,2nd dau. of Sir R. B. McCausland, and has a
son, 6. 2 Nov. 1878.
Alexander, C.E., m. Isabella, dau. of — GrcnfcU, Esq.
Eandal William, Q.C., m. Sara, dau. of John Carlisle,
E.sq.
William Dobbs.
AVilhclmina Charity, wife of Henry Pilkington, Q.C.,
of Tore, co. Westmeath.
Elizabeth Penelope. Eosc Emily.
Catherine Anne Stewart.
Barbara Montgomery.
3 Catherine Anne, wife of Andrew Armstrong, Esq. of
Kilsharvan, co. Mcath, and their sole surviving issue is
Elizabeth Penelope, wife of the Eight Hon. Mountifort
Longfleld, P.C, late Judge of the Landed Estates Court,
Ireland.
Alexander McDonnell m. 2ndly, Miss McVeagh, of Dinnadoon,
and by her was father of
JouN McDonnell, who .s. by family arrangement to the
possession of Kilmore. He m. Rose, dau. of George Savage,
of Down, and dying 25 Dec. 1S03, was s. by his son,
Eandall McDonnell, of Kilmore and Brackney, m. his
relative, Mary, grand-dau. of McDonnell of GlassmuUin, and
had issue, four daus. and two sons,
1. Alexander, his heir.
u. John, Col., successor to his brother.
Mr. McDonnell was s. by his son,
Alexander McDonnell, of Kilmore and Dublin, m. Nov.
1S51, Margaret, dau. of Alexander McMullin, Esq. of Cabra
House, CO. Down. He d. 24 Nov. 1862, and was s. by his dau.,
Eaciiel Mary Josephine, as heiress of her mother's estate in
CO. Down, and in his own estate by his brother, the present
CuL. John McDonnell, J. P. for co. Antrim, m. 1870, Hon.
M;iiU-lenc O'llagan, dau. of Thomas, Lord O'Hagan, Lord
Chancellor of licland, which lady d. ii Oct. 1ST5.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st, or, a lion rampant gu. ; 2nd, on a
dexter arm issuant from the sinister less point out of a cloud
ppr. in the hand a cross crosslet fitchee erect az.; 3rd, arg., a
lymphad sails furled sa. ; 4th, per fess az. and vert, a dolphin
naiant ppr. Crest — A dexter arm embowed fesswise couped at
the shoulder vested or, cuff arg. holding in the hand a cross
crosslet fitchee erect az. Motto — Toujours pret. l
Heat — Ballinley, Kilmore, Gleaariff, co. Antrim. ]
BTcDOXJALL OP LOGAIT.
McDouALL, James, Esq. of Logan, co. Wigtown,
J.P. and D.L., b. 19 March, 1840; m. 16 Sept.
1SG9, Agnes, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Buchaa
Hepburn, Eart. of Smeaton Hepburn, and has
issue,
Andrew Kenneth, 6. 6 Aug. 1870.
Nigel Douglas, b. 4 Feb. 1872.
Helen Ethel.
iCtllCSflC. — Patrick McDodall was in possession of
Logan in 1455, as appears from a document in the Lochnaw
Charter chest, and was s. by his son,
Patrick McDouall Logan, who had a charter de novo of
the lands of Logan, 27 Jan. 1504. He to. previous to 1494,
Catherine, only dau. of Sir Alexander McCulloch, of Myrton,
and was father of
Charles McDouall, who was killed at Flodden in 1513,
leaving a son and successor,
Patrick, whose son and heir, Charles McDouall, had a
charter of the lands of Logan, &c., from Queen Mart, dated
20 May, 1545. He had also a dispensation in 1547 to marry
his cousin, Alison Maxwell, and dying soon afterwards, was
s. by his son,
Patrick McDoi'all, of Logan, m. in 1568, Helen, dau. of
Uchtred McDowall, of Garthland, and dying in 1579, was s. by
his son,
John McDocall, of Logan, m. l.'St, Grissil, dau. of Sir
Patrick Vans, of Barnbarroch, and widow of John Kennedy,
of Barclamrachan; and 2ndly, Margaret, dau. of Craufurd of
Kerse. John McDouall and his 1st wife, Grissil Vans, had a
charter of the lands of Logan, 18 March, 1594. He was s. in
1618 by his son,
Alexander McDouall, to. 1621, Jane, dau. of Sir Patrick
Agnew, of Lochnaw, and had, besides a dau., Joanna, m.
William, 2nd son of WiUiam Maxwell, of Monreith, a son,
Patrick McDooall, of Logan, served heir to his father
29 Nov. 1661. He m. Isabel, dau. of Sir Eobert Adair, of
Kinhilt, and had issue, Eobert, his heir; and Patrick, v>.
Jean, dau., of John Blair, of Dunskey. The eldest sou and
successor.
Eobert McDouall, of Logan, was served heir to his father
29 Aug. 1699. He m. in 1078, Sarah, dau. of Sir Johu Shaw,
of Greenock, and had issue,
John, his heir.
Andrew, a celebrated Lawyer, who became Lord of Session,
and was styled Lord Bankton.
Patrick, styled Advocate, had sasine of the lands of Culgroat
1 July, 1749, and 12 June, 1758. He had a son, John, of
Culgroat, and two daus., Isabella, to. William Hamilton,
of Craichlaw ; and Sarah, who m. Charles Hamilton, of
Craichlaw.
The eldest son,
John McDouall, of Logan, s. his father about 1729. He
m. about 1710, Anna, dau. of Kobert Johnstone, of Kelton,
and d. in 1754, having had, besides a younger son, Patrick,
and a dau., Isabel, who to. 1743, Andrew Adair, of Little
Genoch, an eldest son,
John McDouall, of Logan, who s. his father in 1754, and
had then sasine of the Barony of Logan, and subsequently
had sasines of several other lands, including Culgroat,
Altoun, &e. He m. Helen, dau. of George Buchan, of Kello,
and was s. by his son and heir,
Andrew McDouall of Logan, Lieut.-Col. in the army,
who was M.P., for co. Wigtown. He m. Mary, dau. of James
Eussell, of Dumfries, and dying in 1834, was s. by his eldest
son,
James McDouall, Esq. of Logan, 6. 1790. He joined the
2nd Life Guards in 1819, and in 1845 became Col. of that
regt. He retired in 1854. He m. Jane, dau. of William
Barnet, of Apeton, and had issue,
James, now of Logan.
Jane, to. Licut.-Col. Patrick Stewart, Bengal Engineers, 2ni
son of James Stewart, of Cairnsmuir. He d. in 1805.
Col. McDouall d. July, 1872.
MAC
TIIE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1023
Arms(tiB entered in Lord Lyon's Office)— Az., a linn rampant
arg. Korged with an antique crown or. Cext—A tiRcr's head
erased crowned with an imperial crown, with a lion's paw
issoing from a cloud graspinj,' the crown from the tiger's head
ppr. Si'ppnrters— Two lions arg. crowned with antique crowns
ppr. or, armed and langucd gu.
.feat— Logan, near Stranraer.
MAC DOUGALL OF M'DOUGALL AlTD
DUNOLLY.
^rAcDoroALL Chaeles Allan, Esq. of Dmiolly
^tle, CO. Argyll, Licut.-Col. Ucugal StafP Coqis,
il'Ccl.
- tiiraC;f .— TheM'Dougallsof Lornc were anciently Lords
\rgyll "do Argadia." About the besinning of tlio 12th
. iuury SoMERLiD ruled in Argyll. By a dau. of Olaus, King
f Man and tlie Isles, he had four sons, one of whom was
DouGAL, who erected his inheritance into a principality.
If was grandfather of Alexander M'Uougall, of Lornc, who
,'lit and defeated King Eodert Bkuce at the battle of
io, in Perthshire, 130G. His son, John M'Dougall, was i.
lis son, EwEN M'Dougall, father of John M'Dougall, of
"lly, whose son, John M'Dougall, of Dunolly, was father
'ougal M'Dougall, of Dunolly, who entered to his lands
harter from Argyll, 1562 and 15G7. His son, Duncan
'ougall, of Dunolly, 1598, was s. by his son. Sir John
mugall, of Dunolly, who m. Margaret, dau. of Sir Duncan
aiupbcll, of Glenurey, and left a son and successor, Ales-
NDER M'Dougall, of Dunolly, who Hi. and had two sons,
an, who d. s. p., and Allan, who s. his brother, and
.:ncd from King James VII. a charterof the greater part of
lie lands of Lorn, dated at Windsor 20 Sept. 1686. His son
nd heir, John M'Dougall, of Dunolly, joined the rising in
715, and suffered forfeiture in consequence. He m. Mary,
"". of Sir James M'Donald, Bart, of Slate, by his wife the
Margaret Douglas, 2nd dau. of Robert, 8th Earl of
in, and left two daus., the elder of whom m. John
ran of Lochbuy, and a son and successor, Alexander
i'oucALL, of Dunolly, restored to his father's forfeited
lite, by charter from the Duke of Argyll, 1745. Ho vi.
ary, dau. of Campbell, of Barcaldino, co. Argyll, and had
me. The 2nd son, 5
i'ATBicK Mac Dougall, Esq. of Dunolly, s. his father. He
. 1782, Louisa Maxwell, dau. of John Campbell, Esq. of
chalader, co. Perth, and had issue,
Alexander, Capt. 5th regt. ; Isllled at the storming of Ciudad
Rodrigo. Jan. 1810. He d. s.p.
John, late of Dunolly.
Patrick, Lieut.-Col. in the army, d. unm. 1851.
Allan, (/. 1876.
l^iliella, m. Capt. Keill Mao Dougall, of the 75th regt ,
-i?rant Adjutant-General in the British army, IdUed at
■ i<tella,-in Spain, 13 April, 1813. She d. Oct. 1S67.
Louisa Maxwell, d. unm.
Anne Colina, m. Patrick Campbell, Esq. of Balevcolan, co.
Argyll; d. 1S56. '
5Iary Jane, m. Charics Hale Monro, Esq. of Ingsdon, Devon;
"• 1°°**- Colina Catherine, d. 1872.
■■ :^rac Dougall d. Oct. 1825, and was s. by his son,
~|R John Mac Dougall, of Dunolly Castle, K.C.B., J.P.
1 D.L., Vice-Admiral R.N., b. 1789; m. 22 Aug. 1826,'
/.abcth Sophia, only child of the late Capt. Charies S. Timins^
X., of Oriel Lodge, Cheltenham, and had issue,
\i.i:xander John, Capt. Royal Artillery, m. 4 July, 1867
Anna, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Barclay, Esq of
Lallyartney, co. Clare; and d. s. p. Aug. 18G7.
' iinek Charies Campbell, Commander R.N., rf. Nov 1861
UARLES Allan, now of Dunolly. John Timins
li nry Robert, M.D., Indian Medical Service, m. 1871
rnhne, dau. of James Forsyth, Esq. of Glengorm Mull '
la Klizubeth^ m. Sept. 1852, to Sir ^Vngus Campbell,
rt. of Duiistaffnago; (/. June, 1857.
~a Maxwell Helen Colina. Elizabeth Mary Jane,
m Mac Dougall d. April, 18C5.
Isabella Fergus (wlio d. 1872) youngest dau. of
James Deunistoun, Esq. of Golfliiil, and lias issue,
I. IlENRT, Capt. Royal Renfrew Militia, h. 1845.
u. Day llort, Capt. Renfrewshire Volunteers, 6. 1850
I. Maria Wilhelmina.
II. Eleanor Isabella, m. 1874, William Ingilby, Esq., 2nd son
of the late Rev. Sir Henry Ingilby, Bart, of Ripley, co.
'^°'''^' "I. Anna Dennistoun.
3ltJlC<10C.— Col. William Macdowall, a younger son of
MaaDowall of Garthland, purchased, 17'27, the ancient
Barony of Castle Semple, co. Renfrew, from Hugh Utii
Lord SempiU. He m. 1st, a dau. of Mrs. Milliken, of Milliken
by her 1st husband, and had by her a son William; he m
2ndly, Isabella Wallace, sister of Biggar Wallace, of Woolmet,
and by her had James, who went to the West Indies, and John'
who s. to the lands of Woolmet. Col. MacDowall d. 1748 anU
was s. by his son, '
William Macdowall, Esq. of Castle Semple, h. 1700, who
purchased from his cousin, William Macdowall, who d. unm
the family estate of Garthland. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of
James Grahame, Esq. of Airth, by Lady Mary Livingstone
his wife, dau. of Alexander, 3rd Eari of Callender, and
Lady Anne Grahame his wife, grand dau. of James, the
great Marquess of Montrose. By Elizabeth his wife Cwho d.
ISOO) he had issue,
I. William, his heir, of Garihland and Castle Semple, Lieut.
of CO. Renfrew, and Member in five Pariiaments, d. unm.
2 May, 1810.
II. James, at one time Provost of Glasgow, m. Isobell
Peters, and had issue, amongst others, William and Law-
rence, both of whom s. to Garthland, and d. v.nm.
III. Day Hort, of Walkinshaw, h. 27 March, 1753 ; m. 7 Nov
li91, Wilhelmina, dau. of William Graham, Esq. of Airth'
CO. Stiriing, and d. 16 June, 1809, having had issue, '
1 Day Ilort, Lieut.-Gcn., Col. 3rd Buffs, J.P. and D.L., 6.
3 July, 1795, 'M. 1838, Elcanora Frances Murray, 3rd dau.
of David Macdowall Grant, Esq. of Arndilly, co. Banff,
by his wife Eleanor Mary Grant, of Arndilly; s. his cousin
Laurence, 1842, and d. 14 Sept. Ia70. Mr. Macdowall d'.
]y75.
2 Henet, now of Garthland.
1 Elizabeth, m. Sir Henry Ingilby, Bart, of Ripley Castle.
CO. York; and d. 7 March, 1869.
2 Christian Jemima, m. John Dundas, Esq., of the family
of Dundas of Manor; and d. 19 July, 1863.
3 Caroline, m. 16 Oct. IS38, the Rev. R. W. Bosanquet, of
Rock, Northumberland.
IV. Hay, Lieut.-Gen., Commander-in-Chief at Madras. The
ship in which he was returning from India was lost at sea,
and never heard of.
v. David, Capt. R.N., m. Eleanor Mary Grant, of Arndill}-,
CO. Banff, and assumed her name.
VI. Laurence, Lieut.-Col. Renfrewshire Militia.
^n)is— Az., a lion rampant collared and crowned or. Crett
—A lion's paw erased holding a dagger all erect ppr. Mottoes
—Above the crest, Fortis in arduis ; under the shield, Vinccre
vel mori.
i'ca^— Garthland, near Loehwinnoch.
-— Quartcriy : 1st and 4th, az., a lion rampant arg.-
' .'ua ,Jrd, or, a lymphad sa. with a beacon on the topmast
■ Y,'y'~'^'^ '"■'n in armour cmbowed fessways couped
■"■Iding a cross-crosslet fitchee erect ar. J/o((o— Vint-ere
ri.
.—Dunolly Castle, near Oban, co. Argyll.
MACDOWALL
OF
GARTHLAND.
IVIacdowall, HEXKr, Esq. of Garthland, co.
Jnnew, J.P. and D.L., b. 20 Nov. 179G; »». 1839,
MAC EVOY OF TOBERTYNAN.
MacEvoy.Edward Francis, Esq. of Tobertynan,
CO. Meath, and Fraukford, co. Longford, J.P., M.P.
CO. Meath 1855 to 1874, and formerly an officer in
the 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabineers), b. 5 Sejot.
1826 ; m. 24 Oct. 1850, Eliza, only child of Andrew-
Browne, Esq. of Mount Hazel, co. Galway, sou of
Nicholas Browne, Esq. of Mount Hazel, by Eleanor
his wife (afterwards Viscountess Strangfortl),
youngest dau. of Sir Thomas Burke, Bart., auJ.
has a dau.,
Pauline, b. 28 Nov. 1862.
HtUraQC. — The MacEvoys (of the Clan CoUa) are com-
memuratcd by 0 Heerin, and are described by O'Brien to
have been in ancient times chiefs of a district in the Queen's
Co., wherein they were principally settled in the Barony of
Stradbally. They also possessed property in Feffla— callid
Ily MacVais— now the Barony[of Moygoish, in Westmeath,
and previously to their coming to Meath, had estates in co.
Longford, which they lost in the times of religious disabilities.
The late Francis MacEvoy, Esq. of Tobcrtynan, was son of
Edward MacEvoy, of Dring, co. Longford, and grandson (ly
Anne D'Arcy his wife) of Christopher MacEvoy, whcse
younger brother was of Santa Crux, and had a son. Christo-
pher MacEvoy, of Wimbledon, Surrey. Francis MacEvoy was
1024
MAC
THE LzVXDED GENTliY.
M^C
one of the most distinguished Burgeons of his time, and
enjoyed the first practice in the city of Dublin. He ni. Anne,
dau. of Thomas Fetlierstonhaugh, Esq. of Braclilyn Castle,
CO. Westmeath, and had a son, Edward, who d. before him
i:nm. He d. himself 180S, and was s. by his brother,
James JIacEvot, Esq. of Tobertynan, co. Meatb, and Frank-
ford, CO. Longford, m. Theresa, youngest dau. and co heir of
the late Sir Joshua CoUes Meredyth, Bart., by Maria his wife,
dau. and heir of Laurence Coyne Ku;,'ent, Esq., and tL 1S34,
leaving issue,
I. Edward Francis, now of Tobertyn.in.
II. Josliua James (Sully Mount, co. Kildare), J.P., formerly
B.N., an ofiieer in tlie Dublin Artillery, m. 22 Nov. 1860,
the Hon. Mary Netterville, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of
James, Viscount Ketterville, and assumed by royal license,
dated 7 April, 1865, the surname and arms of KEXTEitvii-LE ;
and has issue,
1 3Iary Eliza Theresa.
2 Theresa Eeddis.
3 Eliza Theodora.
4 Rose Emily. 5 Barbara.
6 Victoria. 7 Pauline.
I. Maria Theresa, m. 18.52, Eichard Gradwell, Esq., J.P. of
Dowth Hall, CO. Meath, and has issue (see Gkadweli. of
Vowtk Hall).
n. Barbara Frances, m. 8 Jan. 1856, Sir Bernard Burke, C.B.,
LL.D., Ulster King-of-Arms, and has issue (see Bceke of the
Aulterics).
Ai-Ms—TeT fcss az. and per pale or and erm. a fess gu.,
issuant therefrom a demi-lion arg. in the dexter base a dexter
hand couped at the wrist of the fourth. Cra-t—A cubit arm
erect, vested gu. cuffed erminois, in the hand a sword ppr.
MoUo — Bear and forbear.
Sent— Tobertynan, near Enfield, co. Mcath.
McFARLAIT OF BALLENCLEBOCHE.
McFaelan, John Waeden, Esq. of Ballenclc-
roche, ov Keithtoun, co. Stirling, Capt. 5tli Lancers,
h. 16 July, 1823; m. 11 June, 1857, Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Duncan Gibb, Esq. of Liverpool.
JLiuCrtCJC.— Patrick McFarlane, the representative of
the Merliinch branch of the family of MacFarlane of that ilk
in 1624:, purchased the estate of Ballencleroche or Kirktoun ;
his son, James, who m. Mary Kieth, of the Marischall family,
built the old part of the present mansion house. His son,
HcGH MacFarlajj, served under Marlborough in Queen
Anne's wars. He ni. Elizabeth Doig, of Balinyreu. and was
succeeded by William McFarlan, the fourth of Kirktoun,
v/ho entailed his estate on the family of his sister Anne, who
had i/i. the Ptev. John Warden, the Minister of Campsie, son
of Rev. John Warden, first Jlinister of Gargunnoch after the
Revolution. The son of the marriage succeeded to the estate
and took the name of McFarlan, and was father of
John McFarlan, Advocate, m. 5 Aug. 1794, Christian, only
dau. of David Wardrobe, Esq., by Eleanor Irvine his wife,
and by her (who d. 25 Dec. 1812) left at his decease, 18 Dec.
1846, a son,
John McFarlan, Esq. of Ballencleroche, ni. 10 Nov. 1S19,
Jemet Buchauiian, dau. of Robert Ewing, Esq., aud d. 6 July,
18.V2, having had issue,
JonN V»'arden, now of Ballencleroche.
William Leckie (Uev.), Minister of Cupar, ra. 18C0, Isabella
Leckie, dau. of vrilliam Letkie Ewing, Esq. of Arngomery.
Isabella. Christian U'ardrobe.
Amu — Arg., a saltire cantoned with four roses gu. Crest —
An eagle rising ppr. Mntto — Laboranti Numen adest.
^Vnother crest has been used, viz., a demisavaire, grasping in
lis dexter hand a sheaf of arrows, and pointing with tlie
sinister to an imperial crown ; with the motto, This I'll defend.
Seat — liallencleroclic, Campsie, Glasgow.
♦
HACFASLANE OF HUNSTOWN HOTJSE.
MacFaelane, IIexet Jame.5, Esq. of Hunstown
House, CO. Dublin, and Fallagherin, co. Tyrone,
D.C.L., J.P. cos. Dublin and Tyrone, h. 3 July,
1817 ; m. 27 Aug. 1840, Jane, dau. of Hamilton
Stuart Wallace, Esq. of co. Tyi'one, by Margaret
his vdie, sister to Colin Campbell, Esq., then of
Tanderagee Castle, co. Armagh, and has issue,
I. James Francis Lennox, Stirling House, Clonee, co.
Mcath, late Capt. 3rd Dragoon Guards, 6. 7 April, 1845.
II. Charles James Napier, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, h.
15 Nor. 1851.
ni. Henry William Hamilton, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, 6.
8 April, 1804.
1. Mary. ii. Jane Moore. m. Elizabeth Frances.
IV. Marion Agnes Hinds. v. Eva, deceased.
iLtncrtgC— "The Clan Pharlan," says Skene, "is the
only one (with the exception, perhaps, of the Clan Donnachie)
whose descent from the ancient Earls of the district in wliich
their possessions lay (the Earls of Lennox) can be proved by
charter."
The Irish branch of the family was founded by
Malcolm MacFarlane, nephew, it is stated, of Col. John
MacFarlane of that ilk, whose three brothers. Major Andrew,
Archibald, and Waiter, were killed at Malplaquet serving
under the Duke of Mailborough. He m. about 1725, Janet
Drummond, grand-dau. of James Drummond, 4th Earl of
Perth, created Duke by James VIL, and d. about 1729, leav-
ing a son,
Francis MacFarlane, 6. 1727, who was at Prestonpans,
1745, where he was beside Col. Gardiner, when that gallant
oflBcer was killed. Purchasing some property in Ireland, he
settled at Stirling, co. Meath. To this Francis, " his cousin,"
Walter MacFarlane, of that ilk, the learned genealogist, trans-
mitted a copy of the family pedigree. He ra. 1st, 1766, Jane
Hastie of Edinburgh, by whom he had (with a dau., Jane,
who m. Mr. Bevan, of Wales, and d. s. p.), three sons,
Henrt, his heir.
James Hepburn, of Stutton House, Suffolk, Post-Capt.
R.N., Signal Lieut, to Lord Howe on the "Glorious,"
1 June, 1794, b. 30 May, 1769; m. 1803, his cousin, M;m , ,
dau. of James Ha.'stie, Esq. of London, and had i:- i i
Francis James, an officer in the R.N., d. in the \\'
Indies: Mary Anne, deceased; and EUzabeth Frances,
Francis John MacFarlane, Lieut.-Col., late 3rd Dra^ .;i
Guards.
Fiancis, of Longford and Paceficld, co. Dublin, b. 1771 ; /.;.
in 1832, Maria, dau. of — James, Esq. of Bristol, and ha,=
issue, Francis Thomas, b. 2 July, 1835 ; and Jane.
Mr. MacFarlane to. 2ndly, 1793, Mary Richardson, and by hci
had a son and a dau.,
Edward North, of Mount Pleasant, co. Dublin, h. 13 Mav -li,
1794; rii. Lucy, dau. of James Barker, Esq., and has issue,
Francis and Caroline.
Mary, m. in 1817, Richard Barker, Esq., son of Oliver Barl-r.
Esq. of Clonard, the grandson and heir of Richard Bai.. .,
Esq. of Crobojc-East, co. Mcath, and had issue.
The eldest son,
Henry L. MacFarlane, Esq. of Stirling, co. Meath, and
Hunstown House, co. Dublin, 6. 2.S May, 1707 ; m. 14 April,
1815, Mary, dau. of Ross Maguire, Esq. of Oak Park, Castle-
knock, a descendant of the great and ancient family of JIaguirc
of Fermanagh, and by her (who d. March, 1837) had issue
Malcolm Francis, d. 11 Jan. 1826; Henry James, now o
Hunstown House ; Francis John, Lieut.-Col., late 3rd Dragooi:
Guards, m. May, 1802, Elizabeth Frani;es, dau. of Capt. James
Hepburn MacFarlane, of Stutton House, Suffolk, Post-Capt
R.N. ; Catherine, d. 31 Oct. 18GS. Mr. MacFarlane d. Jan
1851.
Anns — Arg., a saltire engi'ailed between four roses gu. Ores
— A demi-savage grasping in his dexter hand a sheaf of arrowf
and pointing with the sinister to an imperial crown or.
.-ical-i — Hunstown House, Mulhuddart, co. Dublin; andFallagl
Erin, co. Tyrone.
II'GILDOY/NY OF CLAHE PARK.
JI'GiLDOWNT, Jonx, Esq. of Clare Park, co
Antrim, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1843, Capt
Antrim Militia, b. Feb. 1820.
iLiilCngP.— John M'Gildowny, Esq. of Eallycastlo, soi
of Edmund M'Gildowny, Esq. of Ballynaglough, m. Mar. i
Gray, and was father (with a dau., Mary, Mrs. Casement) o '
three sons, John, of Clare Park: Charles, of whom presently
and Edmund, of Clare. The 2nd son,
Charles M'Gildowny, Esq. of Clare Park, m. 9 JIarch, ISIU
Rosetta Boyd, and d. 24 Jan. 1842, leaving an only sou M'
heir, the present Joun 31'Gildowny, of Clare Park.
&at— Clare Park, near Ballycastle, co. Antrim.
MAC aiLLICUDDY OF THE KEEKS.
MacG-illicuddt, Dexis Chaeles, common],
called Mac Gillicuddy of the Reeks, b. 14 Maj
1852 ; s. his father 6 June, 1866.
IXAC
THE LANDED GENTRY,
MAC
1025
ILtltCngC— The family of M'Gillicuddy was a branch of
the once powerful sept of the O'Sullivans, who had great pos-
jesaious in 'f ipperary, especially at Clonmel, but lost all at tlio
time of the English invasion, in the days of Donald More,
who removed to Carberry. He had ten sons, men of note and
ralour, of whom eight were slain in an ambuscade at Lisli-
loaaugil, near Cork; whereupon the O'SuUivan-More and the
Sullivan-Uear retreated to Desmond, long before possessed by
he O'Donoghues and Jloriartys, who, without contention,
:eded to the new comers most of Desmond from Cuou-a-ui,
aear Bantry, to the Kiver Laune.
The barony of Iveragh (except M'Carthy-lIore's estates), the
;ntirc of Dunkerion, and four plowlands in Glan-y-rought,
irere the allotment of O'SuUivan-lIorc, and the most of Glan-
r-rought, with Bear and Bantry, went to O'SuUivan-Bcar.
Many of their kin accompanied these chiefs ; among others,
;he Sughrues. Several families had their living out of O'SuUi-
ran-ilorc's house, and paid him chiefry therefor. This
D'SullivanOIore gave one-third of his estate to his grandson,
jience called M'Gillicuddy, i.e., tlie child of ray affections
iitdofmy goods ; and his eldest son, and eventually most of
lis descendants, adopted that name, viz., M'Gillicuddy, in
ieu of their ancient name of O'Sullivan.
In 1595, June 8, a patent was granted to Edmond Barret
'of the lands of Charonloughhurte, Bodenismeane, alias
'arrennegate, and Tenescarte, containing two cartrous of
aountain and infertile land; a cartron of land in Charowbcg,
xdemore, Ardenegreaghe, Banecloone, Shaneragh, Ard-
■kghes, Leseknoghcr, in the Barony of Cliarowloughurte,
[ilsallaghc, Kieapirashc, Blegawlin, Charowmeereyaghter, a
astle in Bragheraghe, Chaherdonnellyearaglie, Oglaneloghe,
Jonefelaghe, Derileceghwaghe, in the co. of Kerry, parcel of
he lands of Donald Gebaldaghe M'Gilleccdd, late of
ensmeane [or Bordeneene, or M'Gillycuddy's border],
illed in rebellion, and attainted by Act of Parliament."
OEBIn's Bat. Rolls, vol. ii., page 312.]
Whether Donald, whose lands were thus alienated in 1.'95,
|ras father or cousin of Donat, whose son, John, was Vicar of
Icatcrn 1591, it is impossible to ascertain, owing to the very
■tilated state of the family pedigree now in the possession of
le M'Gillycuddy of the Keeks.
CoKKELics M'GiLLiccTDDr, 6. civca 15S0 {d. by shipwreck in
I), m. Istly, Joan, dau. of John Crosbie, Bishop of Anlfert,
[y Grace O'Lawlor; and 2ndly, Sheelah, dau. of David (or
laniel) Oge M'Carthy, of Dunguile. By the latter he had
mo a son Xeill, and a dau. ; and by tlic former, Joan Crosbie,
ve children, of whom the eldest was
DoNoon, or Doxatcs M'Gilliccddt, of Carewbcg, b. 1C23,
ho was remarkable for his loyal attachment to the Stuart
lUSe. He defended his castle for a long time against the
irces of Cbomwell ; and finally set it on fire rather than sur-
nder it, and escaped to the mountain strongholds. In 1C4S he
lised a regiment at his own expense in support of Charles,
d obtained the Marquess of Ormonde's commission of Lieut. -
1. in 1650. He was, however, compelled to fly to the con-
nent, where he remained for some years. On the restoration
Cbables ii. he returned; and his estates, which were
rfeited, were in part restored to him. He was Sheriff of
crry 1636, and d. circa 1690, in which year he made his
ill. lie 111. a Spanish lady of rank, and had issue. The
Daniel M'Gillicuddt, a Capt. in Col. Monck's regt., m.
rucretia, dau. of Derryck Yon Dachelaer, of Wennigen, or
ageningen, in Guilderland, sister to Margaret Von Dachelaer,
ife of his cousin-german, Major Denis M'Gillicuddy. Capt.
lel M'Gillycuddy d. v. p. 1705, leaving issue, besides a
itinger son, Cornelius (who resided in Holland, with his
other, and settled in Lisbon afterwards, under the name of
oderigo Von Dachelaer), an elder son,
Denis M'Gillicuddy, in. Anne, dau. of John Blennerhasset,
Killorglin, by Klizabeth his wife, dau. of llev. Benjamin
ross. Precentor of Cloyne, and had four sons, Denis, who
». ?)., Cornelics, John, and Philip; and three dans.. Avis,
lizabeth, and Mary. All his sons d. s. p., except tlic 2nd,
Cornelius M-GiLLicuDDY, b. 1720; m. 16 July, 17-15, Cathe-
ne, dau. of Richard Chute, Esq. of Tulligaron, by Charity
iS wife, dau. of Arthur Uerbert (of Currens) and Mary
astable, and had issue,
L Denis, b. 31 Oct. 1717; d. uvm.
U. EicHARD, " M'Gillicuddy of the Reeks," 6. 30 May, 17.'iO ;
m. Arabella, dau. of Thomas, the 1st Lord Ventry, and
d. *. p. I'J Nov. 1826.
tii. Fbascis, of whom hereafter.
IV. Daniel, b. Feb. 1753, in. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Conway
Blennerhassett and Elizabeth Lacy, but had no issue by her.
Hem. 2ndly, 1811, Sophia, dau. of Sir Barry Denny, 1st
bart. of Tralee, and by her (who d. 1832) had issue,
1 Daniel de Courcy, of Day Place, Tralec, co. Kerry, J.P.
b. Is .Vug. 1815; m. Sept. 1839, Lucinda Jiargaret, dau.
of Kichard Morphy, Esq. of Tralee, by whom (who d.
16 May, 1878) he has issue, 1 Daniel De Courcy, 6. July,
1840; 2 Kichard Edward, b. May, 1850; 3 Henry Arthur,
b. Nov. 1852; 4 Edward Abrani, 6. Nov. 1851; 5 Arthur
Orpen, b. Nov. 1856; 6 Francis John, 6. June, ls60;
1 Sarah Lucinda, m. 1 Oct. 1867, Bev. liaymond De
Audemer Oi-pen, Rector of Tralee parish, co. Kerry, son
of Sir Richard John Theodoi-e Orjten, Knt. of Ardtully,
Kenmare, co. Kerry; and 2 Sophia Elizabeth.
1 Arabella, m. Aug. 1843, Edwaid Moi-pliy, Esq. of Tralee,
CO. Kerry, by whom (who d. 1878) she had issue four sons
and one dau.
2 Sophia, m. May, 1834, Rev. Henry Denny, Rector of the
parish of Ballinaghaglish, co. Kerry, 3id son of Sir
Edward Denny, 3rd bart. of Tralee, and has issue.
V. Eiisebius, b. May, 1754, who had issue five .sons, Richard,
Daniel, Francis, Eusebius, and James, and also four daus.,
Ellen, Catherine, Charity, and Margaret.
VI. CorneUus, 6. July, 1762.
I. Charity, wife of Edward CoUis, Esq.
II. Mary Atme, d. unm.
III. Margaret, wife of Rev. James Day.
IV. Ruth, d. .•>-. p. V. Avis, d. s. p.
VI. Agnes, wife of Maurice Lcyne, M.D., J.P. of Tralee.
The 3rd son,
Francis M'Gillicuddy, 6. 17 Aug. 1751; m. 178S, Catherine,
relict of Darby M'Gill, Esq., and dau. of Denis Jiahony, Esq.
of Dromore, co. Kerry, and had issue. He d. 6 April, 1520.
His eldest son,
RicnARD M'Gillicuddy (who s. his uncle Richard as The
M'Gillicuddy or the Reeks), b. 1 Jan. 1790; m. 1st, 9 Nov.
1S14, Margaret, only dau. of James Bennett, M.D., of Cork,
by Dorothea St. Ledger his wife, and by her (who d. 2 Feb.
1S49) had an only surviving child, Dorothea, m. 29 June, 1847,
William Leader, Esq. of Rosnalie, who d. 1861. The M'Gilli-
cuddy m. 2ndly, 6 Nov. 1849, Anna, dau. of John Johnstone,
Esq. of Mainstone Court, co. Here.'oid, and had,
Richard Patrick, his heir.
Denis Charles, the present Mac Gillicuddy or the Reeks.
John, b. 20 March, 1850. Charles, 0. 8 Nov. 1857.
Neill, b. 22 July, lb60.
Agnes.
Anna Catherine, 771. 1 June, 1S78, George Joseph Metcalf,
Lieut. 4th Dragoon Guards.
Mary Ruth. Sylvia Emily.
M'Gillicuddy served as High SherilT 1823-4, and was J.P. and
D.L. CO. Kerry; he d. 6 Jtme, 1866, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Richard Patrick MacGillicuddy, The JIacGillicuddy of
the Reeks, b. 15 July, 1850 ; d. unm. 28 Nov. 1871, and was s.
by his brother, Denis Charles, now The MacGillicuddy.
Arms— Gn., a wivem or. CreU — The Eecks ppr. Motto —
Sursum corda.
Heul — Whiteficld, Killarncy.
ISIACGHSGOFw OF GLENaYLE.
jMacGeegoe, .James, Esq. of tliat Ilk, of Glengyle
and Cille-ina-clieall.iig, co. Perth, m. Margaret, dau.
of John Tkompson, Esq., and by her (who d. 1S66)
has issue,
I. Robert, 6. 1853.
I. Jemima.
II. Elizabeth.
ni. Margaret.
jltUCtCgC.— The clan Gregor, or MacGregor, is stated to
bo descended from Kenneth Mac Alpin, King of Scotland,
and hence to be even now occasionally called the Clan Alpin.
From time immemorial the clan had large possessions in
Perth and Argyllshircs, Glenorchy, Gltn-Doihart, Glen-
Lochy, and Glen-Lyon, being called the four Glens of the
MacGregors. The chiefs lived in Bealaeh, now Taymouth,
till about 1491, and when they were driven out of what is now
the Breadalbane territory, they settled on the banks of Loch
Lomonu and Loch Katrine. By the ancient Celtic laws no
chief recognized a Crown charter as necessary to his holding
his lands, and in fact was not allowed to possess written title
deeds, it being a point of honour with the clan to love and
support the chief as father of his people. While the strong
arm constituted the sole title to property, the MacGregors held
their own, being able and willing to make their hands keep
their lands. But when territorial possessions were legally
secured by written tenures, they imprudently continued to
trust to the right of the sword, and thus paved the way for
their future misfortunes. While they pursued their simple
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MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
and retired life, the Rreat barons in their vicinity used their
fourt influence to obtain charters over the old MacGregor
possessions, and followed up the acquisition of such docu-
mentary rights by driving out the true proprietors. The
MacGregors habitually and obstinately resisted such encroach-
ments, and their bravery often gained them advantages over
their adversaries. But the latter had always possession of the
royal ear, and vsrhat was simply self defence on the part of the
devoted sept, was uniformly misrepresented at court as a head-
strong defiance of all rule and authority. The natural result
followed: not only were they deprived of their lands, but their
very name was proscribed for nearly 200 years, and the
MacGregors became a wild, a lawless, and a broken clan.
An early, if not the original, seat of the clan Gregor was
Glenorchy, and from that property they took their title for
many generations. John, of Glenorchy, was made prisoner
by King Edwabd of England, at Dunbar, 1296; but his lands
■were returned on condition of his serving that King in France,
where, it would seem, he died, as no more mention is made of
him. His dau. and heiress, Margaret, carried the barony to
her husband, John, son of Sir Neil Campbell, of Lochawe, by
Lady Mary Bruce, sister of King Eobeet. John fell in the
Battle of Halidon, 1333, leaving one child, who only survived
a few years, and upon whose death Glenorchy returned to the
family of MacGrcgor, as there is undoubted evidence of the
death in 1390 of John MacGregor, of Glenorchy, who was s. by
his son,
GEEGoa MacGregoe, chief of MacGregors, who had five sons,
James, John, Duncan, Gregor, and Dougal. He d. 1415, and
was s. by his eldest son,
James MacGregoe, d. unm. John s. his brother in Bealach,
Duncan to Eoro, Gregor to Glendochart, and Dougal to
Glengyle.
John MacGbegob was s. by his eldest son, and at this time
the Breadalbane territory was greatly encroached upon by
neighbouring clans; and upon the death, a few years later, of
John's grandson,
Geegoe MacGeegok, of that ilk, being the only descendant
of Gregor, .9. to the chiefship and properties of Chomair,
Craigroyston, Inversnaid, and Glengyle. He was greatly
celebrated for his bravery. He m. Janet, dau. of Thomas
Buchanan, of that ilk, and d. 162G, leaving four sons, i. James;
II. John; III. Gregor; iv. Malcolm, to whom he gave Glen-
gyle, which is situated on Loch Katrine, a beautiful hilly
country in co. Perth, and was the birthplace of the celebrated
Bob Roy. It is the only property of which the MacGregors
were not deprived, and the MacGregor who held possession
was deemed chief of the clan. His son, Donald, m. a dau. of
Campbell of Glenfalloch, and had three sons, 1 John; 2 Dun-
can ; 3 KoBERT Campbell, the famous Rob Rot MacGregoe,
of Craigroyston and Inversnaid, and who also held Glengyle
in trust for his nephew, Gregor MacGregor or Clune Dhu.
The late Glengyle family was descended from this son. Gregor
was s. by his eldest son,
James MacGeegob jh. Miss Graeme, and is stated to have
been representative of the extinct earldom of Mcntcith. lie
was s. by his eldest son,
John MacGeegoe, one of whose daus., Helen, r,i. Rob Roy ;
the other, Jemima, one of the Campbells of Glenfalloch. His
great-grandson,
James MacGeegoe, m. Helen, dau. of — Macdon.aM, oflicor
In the 42nd Highlanders, and was father of the present laird
of Glengyle.
Motlo — E'en do and spare not.
/Seat— Glengyle, Callander, co. Perth.
McGRIGOR OF CAIRNOCS:.
McGeigoe, Alexander Bennett, Esq., LL.D.,
of Cairnocli, co. Stirling, J. P., Dean of Faculties of
the University of Glasgow, 5. 1 May, 1827; »». 11
Oct. 1848, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late John
Bobertson, Esq., Merchant, of Hamburg, and has
issue,
I. Alexander, h. 10 July, 1S.5D.
II. William Bennett, h. 2 Dec. ISCl; d. 11 March, 18G3.
I. Margaret Elizabeth, m. 2 July, 1874, Neale Thomson,
Esq. of Glasgow, and has issue.
II. Janet Stevenson Bennett.
iLinCilffC— Alexander McGrigob, Esq. of Cairnoch, a
J. P. for the CO. Lanark, and an eminent Solicitor in Glasgow,
b. 30 Nov. 17(2; rn. 8 June, 1795, Frances, yomngest dau. of
J
dilfl
John Willison, Esq. of Port Glasgow, descended from
Andersons of Dowhill, a family for a long period of standi
and influence in Glasgow. By her (who d. 15 Dec. 1837)
McG rigor had issue,
Alexander, his heir.
Frances Willison, ra. 8 June, 1818, the late Patrick Murray,
Esq. of Glasgow; and d. 24 Dec. 184S, leaving issue.
Margaret, 6. Dec. 1797; d. Dec. 1798.
Mr. McGrigor d. 21 Oct. 1839, and was s. by his son,
Alexander McGrigor, of Cairnoch, 6. 14 July, 1790, Soli-
citor in Glasgow, J.P., m. 1st, 7 March, 1826, Janet Stevenson,,
dau. of the late William Bennett, Esq. of Moore Place, Glasgow,
and by her (who d. 1 June, 1827) had a son,
Alexander Bennett, now of Cairnoch.
He m. 2ndly, 17 July, 1832, Mary Cusine, dau. of William
Wedderspoon, Esq. of Tayside, Solicitor in Perth, and by her
(who d. 18 Oct. 1852) had issue,
William Wedderspoon, b. 20 Oct 1833; d. 6 Sept. 1842.
Mary Murray.
Mr. McGregor d. 20 Dee. 1S53.
Arms — Arg., out of a mount an oak-tree ppr. and a sword
in bend az. cnsigned with an antique crown. Crest — A lion's
head erased and crowned with an antique crown ppr. Motto —
E'en do and spare not.
Residences — 19, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow; and Cairnoch,
Carronbridgc by Denny. Clubs — Reform and Devonshire, Lon-
don; Weslern, Glasgow; University, Edinburgh.
lIcGUIEE OF CLONEA HOUSE.
McGrUiEE, Samuel Edward, Esq. of Clonea
House, CO. Waterford, J.P., High SherifP 1869, J,
1816 ; called to the Irish Bar ; s. his brother 1851;
m. 1852, Charlotte, dau. of Eight Hon. Sir Wilham
MacMahon, Bart., Master of the EoUs ia Irelaud,
and has issue, ^^
I. William Walter, 6. 26 March, 1853." '
I. Chariotte Mary, 0. 10 May, 1S55; d. 19 July, 1875.
II. Emily Mary, 0. 12 Nov. 1857.
ni. Augusta Maria, 6. 7 March, 1859. JJ
iLtlTCatJC. — This is a branch of the House of McGuire,
anciently Mac Uiduir, Lords of Fermanagh, who were ennobled
in 1627, under the title of Lord Enniskillcn.
Tuo.MAS More McGcire, Chief of McGuire and Lord of
Fermanagh, called Giolla Ddbii, or the dark-haired youth,
m. Margaret, dau. of Con O'Neill, Chief of Tyrone; andd.
1430, leaving, with other issue,
I. Philip, Chief of McGuire, from whom descended the
McGuires of Tempo, co. I''ermanagh, subsequent chiefs <rf
McGuire (s»c Bcrke's Vicissitv.dcs of Familie<).
II. Thomas Oge, m. Juliana, dau. of the MacCallum Moore;
d. 1480, leaving, inter alios,
1 Edmond, ancestor of the McGuires of Knockaninny, co.
Fermanagh, Irom a branch of which line descends John
McGuire, Esq. of Tralee, whose 3rd dau., Louisa Rebecca,
m. 0 July, 1872, John H. Glascott, Esq. of Killowen, J.l'.
CO. Wexford {sie Glascott of Aldertown, £x.).
2 Connor More, ancestor of the Maguires, Lords Ennis-
killen (see Burke's Extinct and Dormant Peerage).
III. HcGH, ancestor of the line treated of here.
IV. Rory, consecrated Bishop of Cloghcr 1419 ; d. 1483.
Hugh McGciee, the 3rd son, was called "Hugh Neinagh,"
d. 1488. Seventh in descent from him was
Richard McGuire, Esq. of co. Fermanagh, as described in
the pedigree of this family registered in Ulster's Office, Dublin
Castle ; he had two sons,
I. William, who canied on this line.
II. Richard, who settled at Moyalley, co. Limerick, aftei
IG41 ; m. Katherine, widow of Very Rev. John Fitzgerald,
Dean of Cork, and d. s. p. ; will dated 1 Feb. 1690.
William McGuire, Esq., the eldest son, settled in Dublin,
and was father of
Richard McGuire, Esq. of Dublin, m. Elizabeth, dau. ol
Alexander de Barde Duterail, of Dublin, a French refugee
(who d. March, 1752). He d. 1727, leaving a son,
William McGuire, Esq. of Dublin, b. 1699, entered Trin.
Coll. Dublin, 9 July, 1716; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Francis
Annesley, LL.D., Rector of Winwick, co. Lancaster; by hei
(who survived him and made her will 12 July, 1784, which was
proved 7 Feb. 1789) he had issue,
I. Richard, d. s. p. u. Francis, d. s. p.
III. William, of George Street, Hanover Square, London, b.
22 April, 1723; m. Lucy Beard, widow of Governor Fytche.
of liengal, and had a dau., Lucy, m. Rev. Charles Marr, o:
Downhain, co. Norfolk, and a son,
MAC
TEE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1027
William, of Rostrevor, co. Down, m. Anne Eliza, daii. of
John Moore, Ksq. of Clough, co. Down; U. lelj. Ib22,
leaving u son,
William John, of Carrigl)awn, near Rostrevor, m. 10 Feb.
18i«, Lady Mary Annislcy, only dau. of William
Richard, 3rd Earl of Annosley, by his 1st wife, Lady
Isabella St. Lawrence, dau. of William, 2nd Earl of
Howth, and co-heiress of her mother Lady JIary Ber-
mingham, dau. and co-heircss of Thomas, "iind Baron
of Athenry and Earl of Louth. Lady Mary McGuirc d.
1837, leaving issue,
William Richard BEnMiNCHAM McGcire, chief and
representative of this branch of the ancient family of
McGuire, Chiefs of Fermanagh, 0. March, 18i9, a co-
heir of one of the co-heiresses of Thomas, 2Jad Lord
Athenry, and Earl of Louth.
Edward Thomas St. Lawrence, Licut.-Col. 1st regt.
Royals, 6. March, 1830.
Armorie Russel, 6. 26 Nov. 1837 ; ni. 2 Aug. 1860, Anne
Elizabeth, dau. of William Humphreys, Esq. of Bally-
haisc, Co. Cavan ; rf. 18 June, IbTl.
IV. Arthub, of whom below.
▼. Joseph, (1. «)!»!., made his will 30 June, 1790, proved
1794. VI. Annesley, 6. 4 Nov. 1731 ; d. 1732.
vn. Thomas, 6. 1 Sept. 1733.
I. Elizabeth, 6. 10 July, 1737; m. Smith.
II. Anna Maria, m. Smith.
in. Jane, 6. 3 Nov. 1738; 711. Aslibumcr. iv. Deborah.
Sir. McGuire c2. intestate April, 1703, and administration was
granted to his widow, 5 Jan. 1763. His 4th son,
Abthcb McGuiBE, Esq., Master in Chancery, 6. 17 Jan. 1724;
')%. (lie. 20 Sept. 1759) Anne, dau. of Walter Croker, Esq.
jf CO. Cork, and had issue,
I. Walter, d. s. p.
U. Arthur, Rector of St. Tliomas, Dublin, appointed a Canon
of St. Patrick's Cathedral, 21 March, 1791 ; c^. Jan. 1841.
m. Richard (Sir), Knight.
IV. William, of whom presently.
V. Joseph, J. P. cos. Cavan and Fermanagh, m. Mademoiselle
Perdisette, a native of Switzerland, and had thiee daus.,
Henrietta, d. iinm.; Elizabeth, to. Rev. George Morley
Dennis, Rector of Enniscoffey, co. Westmeath ; and Maria,
m. 1st, Arthur McGuire Gyles, Esq. of Saunders' Court, co.
Wexford, and 2ndly, Nicholas Ffolliott Gyles, J. P., Major
Waterford Militia (Artillery).
Tl. Thomas. vii. Edward. viri. Francis.
I. Anne Croker, m. (lie. 1 March, 1791) George Gyles, Esq. of
Boblnstown, co. Wexford. 11. Elizabeth.
rhe4th son,
William McGuire, Capt. R.N., m. 1S04, Mary, dau. of
Samuel Hobson, Esq., and d. 1848, having had by her (who
1. 1856) the following issue,
I. Thomas, an officer R.N. ; d. unm. of the yellow fever in
the West Indies.
II. Abthub, of Clonea House, his successor; d. unm. ISal.
m. Walter (Rev.), d. unm. 1855.
IV. Samcel Edwabd, now of Clonea House.
I. Maria.
II. Elizabeth, m. John Simon Greene, Capt. 28th regt., and
has issue.
Arms — Vert, awhile ho/se fully caparisoned thereon a knight
^n complete armour. In the dexter hand a sword all ppr. Crest —
l>n a ducal coronet a stag statant ppr. collared and lined or.
Ilfotto — Fortitudo et justicia; and Virtus et fortitudo invinci-
|>ilia sunt.
&of— Clonea House, Dungarvan, co. Waterford.
MACHELL OP CRACKENTHORPE.
Machell, Eey., Eichaed Beverley, Eector
|)f Eoos, Holderness, Hull, Yorkshire, J.P. for the
liartsof Lindsey ; b. 8 Jan. 1823 ; m. llJApril, 1850,
].he Hon. Emma, eldest survivinjij dau. of the late
llenry Willoughby, Esq. of Birdsall and Settring-
lon, and sister of Henry, StJi Lord Middleton, and
pas issue,
I. Hugh Lancelot, 6. 14 Aug. 1S51 ; B.A. St. John's Coll.
Cambridge ; m. 22 July, 1876, Helena Margaret, dau. of
Abel Chapman, Esq. of Woodford, Essex, and has issue,
Lancelot, 6. 25 Feb. 1877 ; and Julian, b. 23 March, 1878.
n. Henry Robert, b. 25 Jan. 1853; d. 26 Dec. 1877.
ni. Reginald Willoughby, 6. '20 June, 1854; vt.l Aug. 1876,
Ada Mary, dau. of Rev. Charles Sympson, Rector of lui'by
Misperton, co. York.
IV. Guy Lawrence, d. an infant, 25 Jan. 1862.
V. Percy Wilfrid, b. 5 Dec. 18G2.
■VI. Lancelot Wentwonh, 6. 11 June, 1SG5.
I. Eva Magdalen. 11. Beatrice Cassandra.
iLincagC.— The antiquity of this family is unquestionable.
In Holinshcd's Chronielet nf Englaml, Rogcrus Malus Catnlus"
occurs as Vice Chancellor of Knuhind, temp. RicuABD I.
Guillim, in his Heraldry, makes honourable mention of two
Machells, Hugh, and Guy, who served at Tournay under
Hesbt Vlll.; and for further reference we might adduce
Dugdale, Pennant, and Whitaker. Passing over a long scries
of generations, we come to
John Machell, in whose house at Crakenthorpe, according
to Lingard, King Henry VI. took refuge after the battle of
Hexham. This John, living 1440, vi. Catherine Huddlcstone,
and had issue,
I. John, of Crackentlinrpe, m. a dau. of Gilbert Wharton,
and (/. 2nd or 3rd Henry Vlll., leaving issue,
1 Guy, of Crackenthorpe, m. Margaret .Scott ; andfZ. 1537,
having had issue, Robert Myghthell, Gryllys, Wylfryd,
Guy, Leonard, Edward, Henry, Thomas, and iVnn.
2 Philip, clericus.
S Hugh, of Crackenthorpe, fought at Tournay, d. circa
1(J54, leaving, by Julyan his wile, a dau., Eleanora, m.
John Machell, Esq., and four sons, Anthony, Barnaby,
Nichol, and John (Sir), m. Jane Luddington, and had by
her (who m. 2ndly, Sir Thomas Chamberlain) he had,
with other issue, three sons, 1 John, of Hattield, Master
of the Horse to Queen Elizabeth; 2 Thomas, of Tun-
stead; and 3 Matthew, of Hatfield, m. twice, 1st, Miss
Cotton, and 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Edward Leukner, Esq.
This last-named Matthew Machell, of Hatfield, had, by
Miss Cotton, his wife, an only son, John Machell, of
Tangley, m. Jane, dau. of Sir Nicholas Woodroofe, Knt.,
and had, with other issue, two sons, 1 John, of Wendover,
Bucks, m. 1st, Miss Cooper, and 2ndly, Jane Williams,
dau. and sole heiress of William ap David, and had, with
other issue, a son, John, B.A., Barrister-at-Law, who, by
Alice his wife, dau. of Sir Cuthbert Bucke, was father of
John, of the Inner Temple, who was father of Columna
John Machell, Fellow of Magdalene College, Oxon ; and
2 Slatthew, vi. Miss Carroll, of Woodharth, and had a son,
jQhn, of Horsham, M.P., who, by his wife, the dau. of Sir
John Corry, had a dau., Isabella, m. 1st, Arthur Lord
Ingram, 3rd Viscount Irwin, and 2ndly, Hon. John Noel,
of Walcot, 3rd son of Viscount Campden.
1 Katherine, m. Gilbert Wharton, of Kirbythore, who ril.
2ndly, a dau. of Crackenthorpe, of Newbiggen.
II. Henry, LL.D., Prebendary of York, and Rector of North
Newbald. m. William.
The 3rd son,
William Machell, was father of Richard Machell, of Caud-
beck, in Cumberland, 1554, whose son, John Machell, d. in
his father's lifetime, leaving, by Eleanora his wife, dau. of
Hugh Machell, of Crackenthorp, a son,
HcGH Machell, Esq. ra. Margaret, dau. of Thomas Blenkin-
60p, of Hellebee, by Magdalen his wife, dau. of Edward
Musgrave, Esq. of Hartclay Castle, and by her had, with several
other sons and daus., Henry, who served King Charles II. in
Ireland, and whose will is dated 1646; Lancelot, of whom
presently, and John, of Ardee, Ireland, m. Miss Ruxton, and
had a son, John. The 2nd son,
Lancelot Machell, Esq. of Crackenthorpe Hall, 1st Mayor
of Appleby after the King's return, destroyed, in open court,
Cbomwell's charter before he took office. This gentleman m.
Frances, dau. of Sir Richard Sandford, of Ilowgill Castle
(settlement dated 20 June, 41 Elizabeth), and had issue. The
son and heir,
Hugh Machell, Esq. of Crackenthorpe Hall, r,i. Margaret,
dau. of Thomas Beck ; and d. 1643, leaving issue. The eldest
son,
Lancelot Machell, of Crackenthorpe, ra. Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Sleddall, and had issue, Hugh, his heir; Lancelot;
Thomas, the antiquary, Chaplain to King Chables II. (His
31SS. are in the Library of the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle.)
Ann; Susan; and Jane. Lancelot Machell rf. I6S1, and was
s. by his son,
HtTGH Machell, Esq. of Crackenthorpe, hi. Anno, dau. of
Edward Nevinson, Esq. of Newbystones, and bad
Lancelot, his heir.
Lancelot Machell, of Crackenthorpe, ra. Deborah Baincs
and by her (who d. 6 Nov. 1767) left at his decease, 7 May,
1767, with several other children, a son and heir.
The Rev. Richabd Machell, of Crackenthorpe Hall, Rector
of Asby and Brougham, m. Mary, dau. of Christopher Gibson,
of Edenhall, and had, with other chUdren, who d. young or
unm., two sons and a dau.,
Lancelot, his heir, who sold Crackenthorpe'to Lord Lowther,
1786, and d. unm. 1788. The present James Octavius
• In many of the early documents, the name is written
Mahis CutiUus within the deed, and Machell on the seal of the
same parchment. The collection of Deeds and MSS. connected
with the family is in regular succession from 124C.
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Machcll, Esq. repurchased Crackenthorpe from the Earl of
Lonsdale.
Chbistopheh, of whom presently.
Anne, r,i. Thomas Heelis, Esq.
The younger son,
Chbistophek Machell, Esq. of Beverley, 5.1747; Lieut.-
Col. 15th legt. of foot; m. Anne, dau. of Christopher Scott,
Esq. of Aldbro", and by her (who d. 1S43, aged 86) had issue,
I. Richard, 6. June, 1786, Capt. Eriffade-Major in 30th regt.,
served in Spain, Portugal, Copenhagen, and the West
Indie?, was shot through the body at Badajos, from which
he recovered, and sei-ved subsequently in the East Indies,
where he d. 17 Kov. 1822.
II. Chbistophek Scott, of Beverley, d. 12 May 1869.
in. Lancelot, Lieut. E.E., killed at St. Sebastian, 1813.
IV. John Tliomas, Lieut. 18th Hussars, at Waterloo, d.
13 Oct. 1853.
V. Eobert (Eev.), of Little Weighton and Beverley, Vicar of
Marton-in-Cleveland, 6.21 Oct. 1797; m. 1st, 17 Feb. 1821,
Eliza Mary, dau. of James Zealey; and 2ndly, 11 Aug.
18-53, Margaret, widow of the late Eev. Henry Torre Holme,
of Paul Holme; by, his 1st wife (who d. 1841, aged 39),
he left issue at his decease, 15 April, 1860.
1 EicHABD Beveelet (Eev.), as ahove.
2 Thomas, h. 12 Nov. 1824; d. 14 Dec. 1802.
3 Lancelot, Capt. Bengal ArtUlerv, Commissary of Ord-
nance at AUahabad, 6. 14 April, 1829; m. 19 July, 1852,
Susan Eliza, dau. of Col. Thomas John Xuthall, Assistant
Commissary- General Bengal army ; d. 2 June, 1864.
4 Hugh Devon, d. 1850.
5 Henry, R.X., 6. 1835 ; d. 1869.
6 Eobert Scott, Lieut. 62nd regt. 6- 1836; m. April, 186-5,
Lucy Harriett, only dau. of the late Kev. Charles Waste-
neys Eyre, of Earapton Manor, Kotts, and has issue,
Walter Leonard, 6. 6 Feb. 18r;6.
7 James Octavius, of Crackenthorpe Hall, Westmorland ;
Bedford House, Newmarket, Suffolk ; and Landwade,
Cambridge, late Capt. 14th and 59ih regts., 6. 5 Dec. 1837.
1 Mary Matilda, m. 11 AprU, 1848, George Fisher, Esq.;
and 2ndly, Capt. Arthur Prime, 5th Dragoon Guards,
eldest son of Eichard Prime, of Walberton House, Sussex.
2 Kathleen, m. Henry Eyre, Esq., late Rifle Brigade,
eldest son of Eev. Charles Wasteneys Eyre, of Eampton
Manor, Notts.
I. Matilda, m. Edward William Smith, Esq. of Eouth.
Col. MacheU d. 24 Sept 1827.
Arms — Sa., three greyhounds courant in pale arg., collared
or. Crest — A stag's head erased ppr., ducally gorged or. The
more ancient crest was a fleur-de-lis.
Hesidence — Boos, co. York.
machelIj of penny bridge.
Machell, John Pexxt, Esq. of Penny Bridge,
CO. Lancaster, J.P. and D.L., b. 1801 ; m. Eliza,
4th dau. of the late Eight Hon. Chief Justice Sir
Eohert Dallas, and by her (who d. 5 June, 1866)
has issue a dau.,
JCSTDJA ilADELISE.
HincaQC.— This is a branch of the ^Iachells of Craclen-
thorpe, which settled in co. Lancaster towards the close of the
17th century.
John Machell, Esq., 2nd son of Hugh Machell, Esq. of
Crackenthorpe, by .Ann his wife, dau. of Edward Nevinson,
of Newbystones, m. Agnes, dau. of William Walker, Esq. of
Hollow Oak, and by her acquired that estate. He had issue,
three sons, i. Jajies, his heir; ii. John; iii. Thomas, of Ayn-
some. Cartmel, m. Ellen, dau. of Thomas Michaelson, and d.
1803, leaving issue ; and four daus. The eldest son and heir,
James Machell, Esq. of Hollow Oak, 6. 27 April, 1708; to.
Margaret, dau. of Eichard Harrison, Esq. of Waterhead, and
had, with other issue, John, his heir; and James, m. his
cousin, EUzaheth, dau. of Thomas Machell, Esq., and was
father of James Machell, of Newby Bridge, who d. 1849, leav-
ing issue (by Eosetta his wife, dau. of Thomas Saunders, Esq.
Capt. H.E.I.C.S.), Edward, Thomas Michaelson, and Eosetta
Margaret, in. Henry Eigg, Esq. The eldest son,
John SIachell, Esq. of HoUow Oak, b. 7 Oct. 1736 : ra.
13 June, 17C7, Isabel, dau. and co-heir of James Penny, Esq.
of Penny Bridge, co. Lancaster, and had issue,
James Penny, his heir. William.
John, ra. Charlotte, dau. of Edward Eigby, Esq.
Eichard, to. 1st, Lucy, dau. of T. Holmes, Esq. ; and 2naiy,
Harriet, dau. of the Eev. J. Pawsey. Isabel. Jane.
The eldest son,
James Penny Machell, Esq. of Penny Bridge, &. 31 Dec.
1790 ; m. Anne, eldest dau. of James Penny Esq. of Arrad, co.
Lancaster, and by her (who d.30 Jan. 1861) left at his decease,
21 April, 1854,
John Pennt, row of Penny Bridge.
James (Eev.), M.A., b. 6 Feb. 1803; d. 14 May, ISC4.
-(^r-ms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, sa-, three greyhounds cou-
rant in pale arg. collared or; 2nd and 3rd, az., five fleurs-de-
lis or. Crtsl — A stag's head erased ppr. ducally gorged.
21otio — Mauvai.s- chiens.
Heat — The Hall, Penny Bridge, TJlverston.
ETACHEN OF EASTBACH COTJRT.
Machen, Eet. Edwaed, of Eastbach Court, co,
Gloucester, late Eector of Staunton, b. 8 May, 1817 ;
m. 10 XoT. 1847, Sophia, dau. of the Eev. James
Lister Dightou, of Dixton, CO. Monmouth, and has
had issue,
I. Chakles Edwaed, m. 3 Aug. 1S76, Lucy Jane, dau. of
late Edward Cope, Esq. of Leamington, and has issue,
Charles Edwaed James, 6. 18 June, 1877.
II. Arthur. in. Eichard Dighton.
I. Lucy, d. 1874. ii. Sophia, d. 1S50.
III. Edith. rv. Mary. v. iUice.
VI. Henrietta, d. 1874. vn. Sophy, d. 1863.
VIII- Annie. ix. Margaret. x. Florence,
SLcnCclSC" — The family of Machen has long been seatei
in CO. Gloucester, and has frequently intermarried with the
very ancient family of Wyrall, of Bicknor, co. Gloucester,
whose descendant, Mary Wyrall, in 1827, devised Bicknor
Court to the late Edwaed Machen, Esq.
Edwaed Machen, Esq- of Eastbach Court, co. Gloucester,
who M- Anne Byrken, left an only dau. and heiress, Jane, m.
the Eev. Jajies Da vies, of St. Briavel's, co. Gloucester, and
left a son and heir,
James Da vies, Esq. of St. Briavel's, h. 1743 ; m. 1781, Lucy,
dau- of John Dighton, Esq. of Ascot, co. Oxford (who d. 7 Feb.
1S55, aged 97). Mr. Davies, upon succeeding to the Eastbach
property, assumed the name and arms of Machen. He d,
1832, aged 89, leaving issue,
I. Edwaed, his heir, who took the name of Machen.
II. James (Eev.), who retained the name of Da^'ies, as well ai
his brothers and sisters.
ni. Charles, E.l.C-S., m. Henrietta, dau. of John Colchester,
Esq- of the Wilderness; d. 1 Oct- 1844.
rv. Henry, of the Garth, near Monmouth, 6. 1793; m. 1824,
Marianne, dau. and co-heir of the Eev. Thomas Birt, oi
Newland, co. Gloucester, and Vicar of LlantiUio, co. Mon-
mouth, and d. 1841, leaving issue,
1 James Davies, Esq. of The Garth, Capt. Royal Monmoutt
Light Infantry Jlilitia ; m. 9 Aug. 1849, Mary, eldest dau.
of Ferdinand Hanbury Williams, Esq. of Coldbrook Park,
CO. Monmouth, and has a son and dau.,
Henry Hanbury Da^•ies, 6. 28 Aug. 1850.
Mary Annette Pakington Davies.
2 .AJice. 3 Marianne, d. 1829.
V. Eichard Olev.), d. 3 Aug. 1857.
I. Elizabeth', d. 1826. u. Sophia, d. 1870.
ui. Charlotte, d. 1870. iv. .AUce. v. Arabella.
The eldest son,
Edwaed Tomkins JIachen, Esq.of Eastbach Court, J.P. ant
D.L., b. 1783; vi. 6 July, 1816, Sophia, dau. of Richard
Dighton, Esq. of The Wilderness, same co., and by her (wht
d. 24 Dec. 1825) had issue,
Edwaed, now of Eastbach Court.
Charles Vaughan, 75th regt., d. 29 Dec. 1847.
Lucy, d. 27 March, 1833. Henrietta Maria, d. Dee. 1874
Mr. Machen d. 21 Oct. 1862, and was s. by his son, the Rev
Edwaed Machen.
Arms — Gu. a fess vaire between three pelicans' heads or
vulning themselves. Crat — A pelican's head erased or.
/Scat— EastUaeh Court, near Coleford, co. Gloucester.
ill
MACINNES OF KICKERBY,
MacTnnes, Miles, Esq. of Eickerby, Cumber
land, J.P., M.A. BaUiol Coll. Oxford, m. 1859
Euphemia, dau. of Andrew Johnston, Esq. of Eenn;
HiU, CO. Fife, M.P., by Priscilla his 'wife, eldest dan
of Sir Thomas Powell Buxton, Bart., and has issue
This gentleman, who is eldest son of the lat
G-en. John Maclnnes, of Hampslead, Middlesex, i
to the Eickerbv estate under the will of Georg
Head Head, Esq., in 1876.
Scais— Eickerby, Carlisle; Fern Lodge, Hampstead,
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MacTLA-Y OP BIGGH0T7SE.
Mackat, Colin CAirrBELi, Esq. of Elgghousc,
CO. Argyll, b. ISoO ; s. liis uncle 1875.
iLtnCiigr.— Toe Hon. Col. Ilncn MacKay, 2n(l son of
: '>r!;e, 3rd Lord Rcay, who </. 17-J8, ?h. Kliz.-iljoth, dau. and
ssof George JIacKay, of BiKshouse, derived from 'Williani,
.i.>l son of Y. MacKay, ancestor of Lord Kcay, and d. 1770,
leaving by her three daus., Janet, his heiress; Marion,))!.
3eorge, 5th Lord Beay, but d. s. ;>. ; and Itobina, d. unm.
The elder dau.,
Janet MacKay, of Bigghousc, m. 9 May, 1749, Colin Camp-
bell, Esq. of Glcnurc, and by him (who was murdered 1752),
had two daus., Louisa, heiress of Bigghouse; and Colina, m.
James Baillie, Esq. The elder dan.,
LonsA Campbell MacKay, of Bigghouse, m. 11 June, 17C8,
(Jeorge MacKay, Ksq. of Islandhanda (son of liobert Mae.Kay,
Esq., and grandson of the Hon. Charles JLnckay, 2nd son of
Donald, 1st L«rd lleay), and had nine sons and eleven daus., of
trkoni were Hugh, d. s. j). ; Colin, his heir; Donald, an ofBcor
in the army; Charles, R.N. ; Honyman, Major in Ihe army;
Robert; Janet, in. Sir Benjamin Dunbar, Bart, of Hempriggs;
Tane, in. George Sackvilie Sutherland, Esq. of Uppavt; Alex-
ondrina, lii. Gabriel Ecid, Esq.; Johanna, m. — Sinclair of
Forse; and another dau., Mrs. M'Neill. The son and heir,
Colin Campbell MacKay, Esq. of Bigghouse, Lieut. -Col.
78th Highlanders, m. 9 Nov. 1S15, Margery Gerard, 5th dau.
and co-heir of PatrieU Cruikshank, of StracalUro', co. Forfar,
and d. 21 June, 1842, learing issue,
I. Geobge, now of Bigghouse.
n. James Cruikshank. 7». Margaret Anne, only child of
Major Duncan McPherson, and has issue,
1 Colin Campbell, now of Bigghouse.
2 Duncan MePherson. 3 George.
1 Margaret Grant SherifT. 2 Marjory Louisa.
in. Patrick, m. Eliza Clunes, dau. of Major Archibald Innes,
and has a dau. iv. Hugh. v. Colin Campbell.
L Louisa Campbell, ni. Duncan Cameron, Esq. of Inver-
ailort, CO. Inverness, and d. May, 1852.
II. Margery Jane Clementina, m. 22 May, 1861, Harry
Yeatesman Doubny Copland Esq.
m. Margaret Helen Geraldine. iv. Wilhelmina.
Sis eldest son,
George MacKay, Esq. of Bigghouse, J. P., of the 7th
isiliers, 6. 19 March, 1817 ; d. unm. Is75, and was s. by his
lephew.
Arms — Az., between three bears' heads couped arg. muzzled
^. a chevron or, charged with a Rae buck's head erased
)etween two hands holding daggers all ppr. Civft — A right
land holding up a dagger paleways ppr. Motto — Mrmu forti.
Seat— Bigghouse, Morinish, Isle of Mull, co. Argyll.
MACKENZIE OF FAWLEY COURT.
Mackenzie, Edwaed, Esq. of Fawley Court, co.
Buckingham, J.P. cos. Buckingham, Oxford, Dvtm-
Briee and Kirkcudbright, D.L. co. Oxford, and High
Jherife 18G2, b. 1 May, 1811 ; purchased 1853 the
llanor and Estate of Fawlej Court from William
?eere Williams-Freeman, Esq. of Pylewell ; m. Ist,
89 Jan. 1839, Mary, dau. of William Dalziel, Esq.
9f the Craigs, co. Dumfries, by Maria his wife, dau.
jf, William Dewhurst, Esq. of Chorley, co. Lancaster,
kud had issue,
I. William Dalziel, M.A. Magdalen Coll. Oxford, Capt.
Queens Own Oxfordshire Yeomanry, Barrister-at-Law of
the Inner Temple, J.P. cos. Dumfries, Kirkcudbright,
and Oxford, High Slicriff for last named co. 1873, h.
81 March, 1840 ; m. 1 Dec. 1863, Mary Anna, eldest dau.
of Henry Baskerville, Esq. of Crowsley Park, co. Oxford,
and has issue,
1 William Rodertck Dalziel. 2 Edward Baskerville.
1 Mary Gwendoline. 2 Isla Jessie.
3 Aimee Dorothea. 4 Another dau.
n. Edward Phillippe, formerly Lieut. 9th Lancers, Capt.
Sussex Yeomanry, J.P. cos. Norfolk, Suffolk, and Dum-
fries, 6. 14 March, 1842 ; in. Helen Emma, dau. of Henry
Baskerville, Esq. of Crowsley Park, co. Oxford, and has
a dau.. Beryl Baskerville.
ni. Austin, 6. 10 Oct. 1856 ; to. Lucy, dau. of Gustavus
Tuite Dalton, Esq. of Eureka, co. Meath.
IV. Keith Ronald, b. 17 May, 1861, Lieut. Seottish Borderers
Militia.
I. Jfarie Ada, m. 'John William Rhodes, Esq. of ITennerton,
Bciits, formerly Lieut. COth Rifles.
II. Claire Evelyn, m. Krancis Henry, Esq. of Elmstrce, co.
Gloucester, formerly Lieut. 9th Lancers.
III. Sarah Rosa, to. John E. Cooke, Esq.
IV. Alice Editli.
V. Ainiue Gertrude, m. 22 Oct. 1872, Sir William Eobert
Clayton, 6th bart. of Morden Park.
Tl. Mary Maude Janetta.
irr. Edward IVIackenzie in. 2ndly, 18G4, Ellen, dau.
of James Mullett, Esq.
ilturagc— Alexander Mackenzie, 6. 1765 in Fairburn,
parish of Urssy, of the family of Mackenzie, in Fairburn and
Muirton, co. Ross, was educated at Inverness High School,
•where he was a fellow student of David Macintosh, with whom
subsequently he became partner. As Canal Engineers the
firm thus formed constructed many of the canals throughout
the country ; but while Mr. Mackenzie's partner amassed a
large fortune, liis improvidence left him in difficulties. At his
death, his eldest son, William MacKenzie, first with Macintosh,
and then as a civil engineer under Fletcher and Telford,
speedily made his way, and assisted in most of the great works
(railways, canals, &c.), of his time, and in the Shannon
improvements. He afterwards contracted for many railways
both at home and in France, Spain, &c., and was for some
years (as was also the present Mr. Edward Mackenzie) partner
in the firm of Mackenzie and Brassey. He was besides director
of several railways. Chevalier of the Legion of Honour ;
and a claimant to the Muirton estate. He was s. by his
brother, the present Edward Mackenzie, Esq. of Fawley Court.
Alexander Mackenzie d. at Blackburn, co. Lancaster, 23
Feb. 183G. He m. Mary, dau. of William Roberts, by whom
(who d. 8 June, 1828, aged 56) he had issue,
I. William, of Ncwbie, Civil Engineer, to whose successful
career we have just alluded, was 6. 20 March, 1794; m. 1st,
1819, Mary, dau. of James Dalziel, of Glasgow, which lady
d. 1838, aged 49 ; 2ndly, Sarah, dau. of William Dewhurst,
of Chorley, co. L.ancastcr, who d. 29 Oct. 1851, by neither
of whom he had issue.
II. Alexander, 6. 1796 ; m. and had issue,
1 William Seager, m. Miss Woodhouse.
2 Kenneth, Civil Engineer, killed in a railway accident in
Canada.
3 Richard, Civil Engineer, to. his cousin, Eliza, dau. of
A. Griffith, Esq.
4 Alexander, CivU Engineer, killed in a railway accident
in Canada.
1 Mary, m. Mr. Scott, in Canada.
III. David, b. 1799; d. 1802.
IV. John, 6. 1804, went to Virginia as a planter, and d. unm.
there.
V. Daniel, h. 1807; (7. ISll.
VI. Thomas, b. 1808; d. 1811.
VII. Edwabd, now of Fawley Court.
I. Sarah, b. 1797; d. unm.
II. Margaret, m. A. Griffith, Esq. ; and d. 1375, leaving
issue.
ni. Mary, 6. 1814; m. Mr. Barnard, of Greenock, Shipowner,
and d. s. p. 1875. iv. Eliza.
SertA'— Fawley Court, Henley-on-Thames, co. Buckingham ;
Downbam Hall, Suffolk; and Newbie, Annan, N.B.
MACKENZIE OF ORD.
Maceenzie, Thomas, Esq. of Ord, co. Ross, Vice-
Lieut, and J.P. CO. Ross, and J.P. and D.L. co.
Cromarty, b. Dec. 1797 ; m. 27 April, 1825, Anna
Watson, 2nd dau. of James Fo'svler, Esq. of Raddery
and Grrange, and has issue,
I. Alexander Watson, late Capt. 9Ist regt., J.P. and D.L.
CO. Ross, b. 31 Aug. 1827; to. 10 June, 1857, Angel
Babington, dau. of the late Rev. Benjamin Peile, of Hat-
field, Herts, and has issue, 1 Thomas Arthur, 6. 17 Sept.
1859 ; 2 Alexander Francis, 6. 18 April, 1861 ; 1 Beatrice
Anna, b. 28 Nov. 1863; 2 Anna Watson, b. 3 Jan. 1860.
HincajJC. — This is a branch of the noble House of Sca-
forth.
John Mackenzie, the first designated by the title " of Ord,"
was 3rd son of Thomas Mackenzie, of Keanloch-luichrart, and
grandson of Kenneth Mackenzie, of Gilchrist, 4th son of Sir
Kenneth Mackenzie, Baron of Kintail, by Agnes his wife, only
dau. of Hugh, 8th Lord Lovat. He to. Lsabcl, dau. of Alex
ander Cuthbert, of Drakies, by whom he had issue, four sons,
I. John, his successor.
II. Thomas, progenitor of the Mackcnzies of llighDeld.
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111. Gcorpte, m. Janet, ilaii. nf Mr. Linen, Minister at Fairn-
bio, by whom he liad one son,
Alexander, who went in the expedition to Darien, and
afterwards returned to Jamaica.
The eldest son,
John Mackenzie, of Ord, m. Magdalene, dau. of William
Frasor, of Culbokie, by whom he had issue a son,
Thomas Mackenzie, of Ord, m. Mary, dau, of John
Mackenzie, of Applecross, and had a son and successor,
Alexander Mackenzie, of Ord, vi. Jean, dau. of John
Mackenzie, of Ilighlield, by whom he had only one surviving
.son, his successor,
Thomas Mackenzie, of Ord, m. Anne, dau. of Sir Kenneth
?Iackcnzie, Bart, of Scatwell, by whom he had issue one son
and two daus.,
Alexander, his successor.
F-lizabeth, m. Alexander Gillanders, Fsq. of Highncld.
Abigail m. George Mackenzie, Esq. of Dundonald.
The only son,
Alexander Mackenzie, of Ord, m. Helen, dau. of Kiel
Maclnnes, Esq. Collector of Taxes, Aberdeen, by whom hehad
issue, two sons and four daus.,
I. Thomas, of Ord, his heir.
II. Alexander, Capt. in the E. I. Co.'s native army. He in.
Hannah, dau. of Jamos Frazer, Esq. of IjuUadrum, and tL
in India, 15 June, 1837, having had issue, two sons and
three daus.,
1 Alexander, in the army, m. a dau. of Col. Birch, who
•was killed at the head of his regt. during the Indian
Mutiny of 1857, and has four sons and three daus.
2 Charles Archole, in the army.
1 Helen, m. William Serlc, Esq. Registrar of the Supreme
Court, Madras, and has four sons and three daus.
2 Emilia, m. Thomas Davidson, Esq. of the Civil Service in
India, and has one dau., Anne. 3 Anna.
I. Anne, m. 1817, her cousin, Thomas Mackenzie, 2nd son
of George Mackenzie, of Dundonald, and has issue, throe
sons and two daus.,
1 George Alexander, Merchant in Ceylon, 5. 10 July, 1818 ;
m. Louisa, dau. of Col. Stewart, of Ceylon.
2 Thomas. 3 John Hope.
1 Helen, m. Charles Henry Stewart, Esq., Puisne Judge,
Ceylon. 2 Isabella.
II. Jlargaret, m. John Maclean, Esq. of Grenada, by whom
she has issue, one dau., Helen.
III. Eliza. IV. Helen.
Mr. Mackenzie d. 1820.
Arms — Az., a stag's head cahossed or, within a bordure em-
battled of the last. Crest — A dexter hand grasping a dagger
in bend ppr. Mnttn — Sic itur ad astra.
,SV«(.5— Ord House, near Beauly; and Corriemullie, near
Garve, co. Koss.
MACKENZIE OF POUTMORE.
Mackenzie, Colin James, Esq. of Portmore, co.
Peebles, J.P. and D.L., h. 19 Feb. 1835 ; s. his father
1862 ; m. 1871, Catharine Alice, dau. of the late
Samuel Wauchope, Esq. C.B., and has issue, four
daus.
ILlllCittJC.— This is a branch of the House of Kintail,
through Mackenzie of Gairloch {see Burke's Peerage and
Maronetage).
Alexander Mackenzie, Esq. of Portmore (son of Alexander
Mackenzie, by Annabella his wife, eldest dau. of Sir Donald
Bain, of TuUoch, and grandson of Kenneth, 6th Baron of
Gairloch, by his 3rd wife Janet, dau. of John Cuthbert, of
Castle Hill), m. Oct. 1760, Anne, dau. of Colin Mackenzie,
F..sq. of Kilcoy, by Martha his wife, eldest dau. of Charles
Fraser, Esq. of Inverallochy, and had issue,
I. Colin, his heir.
II. William, of Muirton, co. Enss, J.P. and D.L., W.S., h.
1 Oct. 1780; 7)1. 1st, 6 July, ISOO, Mary, eldest dau. of
James Mansfield, Esq. of Midmar, co. Aberdeen, by whom
be had issue,
1 Alexander, of Meikle Scatwell, J.P. and D.L., m. 1842,
Marion Dalrymple, 2nd dau. of John Mansfield, Esq. of
Midmar, and has had issue; 1 William G., dec; 2 John
Mansfield W.S. ;,3 Alexander James; 4 Douglas Hay,
dec; 5 George Vansittarl; 6 James Dalrymple.
2 James Mansfield, deceased. 3 William (Rev.), M.A.
4 Marion, m. Capt. De Lisle.
He m. 2ndly, 9 April, 1821, Alice, eldest dau. of Andrew
Wauchope, Esq. of Niddrie Marischal, Vice-Lieutenant co.
Edinburgh, wliich lady d. s. p.
III. Sutherland, of Edinburgh.
IV. John, Banker, of Inverness, m. Mary Pierson, and had
three sous and five daus.
I
Alexander's eldest son,
Colin Mackenzie, Esq. of Portmore, m. May, 1803, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sir William Forbes, Bart, of Pitsligo, and dying
Sept. 1830, left issue,
I. William Forbes, late of Portmore.
II. James Hay, m. Isabella, dau. of James Wedderburn, ;j
Esq., and d. 186.5, having had Colin and other issue.
III. John, m. Christina, dau. of John Mansfield, Esq. of
Midmar, and had Capt. Colin and o her issue.
IV. Sutherland, Lieut., lost at sea, 1812.
V. George, E.I.C.S., d. s. p.
VI. Charles Frederick, Bishop of the Zambesi, d. 31 Jan. 1802.
I. Elizabeth, m. George Duadas, Esq. of Manor.
II. Anne, d. unm. iii. Katherine, d. unm. ^
IV. Jane, d. unm. v. Louisa, m. William Wilson, Esq. ■
VI. Alice, m. Ven. Archdeacon Grabb. ■
The eldest son,
William Forbes Mackenzie, Esq. of Portmore, J.P. and
D.L., b. April, 1807; m, March, 1830, Helen Anne, dau. of
Sir James Montgomery, Bart, of Stanhope, by the Lady Eliza-
beth Douglas, his wife, dau. of Dunbar, 4th Earl of Selkirk,
and dying 24 Sept. 186-2, left issue, a son,
Colin James, now of Portmore.
^rnis— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., a buck's head cabossed
or, for Mackenzie; 2nd and 3rd, az., three frasers arg. ; in
centre of shield a wolfs head ppr., for Bain. CreU-A. hand
li'ilding a wreath of laurel ppr. il/r)Mo— Virtute et labore.
^■((U— Portmore, Eddlustone, Peebleshirc.
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MACKENZIE, NOW OF KINTAIL.
Mackenzie, Jajies TnoMSON, Esq., now of
Kintail, co. Ross, and Glenrauick, co. Aberdeen, D.L.
for Middlesex, m. 1819, Mary, 2nd dau. of Charles
Du Pre Russell, Esq., JBengal Civil Service, and has,
with other issue, an eldest son and heir,
Allan Bdssell, to. 1874, Lucy Eleanora, eldest dau. of
Duncan Davidson, Esq. of Tulloch Castle, co. Ross, by
Mary, his 4th wife, eldest dau. of John Mackenzie, Esq.,
3rd son of Sir Hector Mackenzie, Bart, of Gairloch, and
has issue.
Mr. Mackenzie, who is only surviving son of GTeorge
Mackenzie, Esq., by Margaret his wife, dau. of
William Allan, Esq., purchased the barony of
Kintail in 1869, from Mackenzie of Scaforth.
Seats — Kintail, Lochalsh ; and Glenmuick, Aberdeen.
MACKENZIE OF MORNISH.
Mackenzie, John Muneo, Esq. of Mornish,
Island of Mull, J.P. cos. Lanark and Ai'gyll, son of
the late John Mackenzie, Esq., D.L. and J.P. co.
Ross (youngest son of John Mackenzie, of Letterewe,
CO. Ross), b. 1819 ; w. 1816, Eliza, eldest dau. of
the late Patrick Chalmers Wishaw, by whom he
has issue. His eldest son, John Hugh, m. 1876,
Jeanie Helen, 2nd dau. of Thomas Chalmers, Esq.
of Mougcroft, Linlithgow.
.Sca^s— Calgarry, Aros Mull, N.B. ; and Garrion Tower,
Lanarkshire.
MACKENZIE OF FLOWERBURN.
Mackenzie, Roderick Grogan, Esq. of Flower-
burn, CO. Ross, J.P. and D.L.,late 16th Lancers,
Major in The Highland Rifle Militia, m. 1872, Eva
IMary Marjory Erskine, 3rd dau. of Sir Evan
Mackenzie, Bart, of Kilcoy, co. Ross, and has issue,
two daus.,
Eva Georgina Lille. Alice Maude Harriet.
ILt'uCiltJC. — The Maekenzies of Flowerburn arc a branch
of the family of Mackenzie of Iktmadiithij.
William Mackenzie, Esq., 1st of Belm.aduthy, eldest son of
Alexander, 5th Baron of Gairloeli, by his second marriage
with Isabel, dau. of Alexander Mackenzie, of Coul, m. Mary,
dau. of James Cuthbert, of Drakies; his grandson,
AVilliam Mackenzie, 3rd of Belmaduthy, m. for his 2nd
wife, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, of Scatwell
(sasine to her 1717), and their 2nd son,
Roderick Mackenzie, was the 1st of Flowerburn, He m.
Grace, dau. of Alexander Mackenzie, of Inchcoultcr, and was
grandfather of
Roderick Kilgour-^Tackexzie. ."rd of Flowerburn, m. Anne,
dau. of John Grant, Esq. of Gleniuorriston.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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Roderick Mackenzie, Esq. 4th of Flowerburn Dingwall,
rho m. Harriet, dau. of Col. Grogan, of Scafield, co. Dublin,
Rd d. 1848, leaving Eodebick Geogan, now of Flowerburn,
nd two daus., Elma, m. 1869, Major Macdonald Smith, Madras
taff Corps ; and Georgina Adelaide,; m. 1867, Koderick
lackenzie, Esq. of luncraig, co. Eoss.
^«f<— Flowerburn House, by Fortrose, Koss-shire. Clubs —
cutiish Conservative, and Junior Carlton.
man armed ppr., conjointed in the centre at the upper part of
the thighs, flexed in triangle, garnished and spurred or, for
MACLEOD of Lcioci ; 4th, az., a deer's head cabossed, inbordure
five crescents arg. C«i-«— The sun in splendour ppr. Motto—
Sine macula.
(Seuf — Mountgerald House.
MACKENZIE OP GLACK.
Mackenzie, John, Esq. of Glack, co. Aberdeen,
.. 21 March, 1795 ; m. 21 Oct. 1822, Margaret
^ampbell, dau. of Thomas Pendrill, M.D., of Bath,
lid by her (who d. at Sorrento, Naples, 7 June,
855) has issue,
I. Dc.NCAN Campbell (Kev.), Vicar of Shephall, Herts, 6. C
Jan. 1824; m. 31 Jan. 1854, Louisa, dau. of late Lieut.-
Col. NicoUs, of Chichester,
n. John Pendrill, M. A. Oxford, 6. 7 Feb. 1S25; lii. 1st, 20Oct.
1S59, Lucy Adelaide, dau. of late Gen. Thornton, who d.
1870; and2ndly, 25 July, 1878, Caroline Maria, dau. of late
J. H. Wottur, of Hamburg.
:ii. Koderick Bain (Rev.), M.A. Exeter Coll. Oxford, Rector
of Sudbrooke, co. Lincoln, b. 14 Sept. 1834 ; m. 10 Nov.
1868, Josepha Peyton, elder dau. of late Richard Ignatius
Robertson, Esq. of Devonshire Street, Portland Place,
London.
I. Margaret Campbell Pendrill.
II. Mary.
iliJirajC.— This family, claiming descent from a branch
r the ancient family of Mackenzie of Kintail, derives imme-
iately from
ItoDEBicK Mackenzie, Esq. of Hilton and Brae, co. Ross,
hiise 2nd son,
The Rev. Colin Mackenzie, Minister of Fodderty parish,
. 1707; in. 1754, his cousin, Mary MacKenzie, and by her
.vlio d. 1828) had issue. His son,
liiv. Donald Mackenzie, m. Mary Fyers, and had issue,
I. Colin, Major (brevet) R.E., 6. 1793; m. 1838, Anne, Gth
dau. of Thomas Pendrill, M.D., of Bath, and d. s. p. 18G9.
II. John, now of Glack.
Arn-A — Az., a stag's head caboshed or, between the attires
dirk point downwards arg., hilted of the second. Crest — Two
:mds grasping a two-handed sword in bend ppr. Motto —
J ways be faithful.
.Scats— Glack House, Aberdeen.
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MACKENZIE OF FIND ON.
Mackenzie, James Dixon, Esq. of Findon and
lountgerald, co. Eoss, J. P. and D.L., Major half-
'ay, late 79th Highlanders, h. 1830 ; m. 1858, Julia
tauley, dau. of Samuel Clutsam, Esq., D.C.L., and
as issue,
I. James Kekneth Douglas, h. 1859,
I. Ahce Nancy.
II. Julia Marion.
III. Louisa Augusta.
IV. Lilian Geraldine.
v. Evelyn.
il in cage. —Colin Mackenzie, h. 1T45, Cud son of Sir
cwis MacKenzie, 2nd bart. of Scatwell, co. Ross, by Isabel his
ife, dau. of Colin MacKenzie, of Mountgerald, m. Janet Sprot,
:id dying 1809, was buried in Bath Abbey. His .'^rd son,
Major Lewis Mackenzie, 2nd R.N.E. Dragoons, m. 1820,
:mcy, only child of S. Forester Bancroft, Esq., and d. 1853,
aving issue,
Lewis Mark, d. unm. 1856.
Augustus Colin, <L v.nm. 1865.
•fAMES Dixon, now of Findon and Mountgerald.
I'mest Bancroft, d. unm. 1861.
-Nancy Copley, m. T. A. Lister, Esq., Barrister, and had issue
a dau.. Nancy.
Julia Louisa, m. Baron Iver and Rosenkrantz, Chamber-
lain to H.M. the King of Denmark, d. 1873, and has four
sons.
-;■;-!.'!— Quarterly : Ist, az., a deer's head cabossed or, for
iCiiENZii;; 2nd, a rock in flames ppr.: 3rd, three legs of a,
II.
MACKENZIE OF SEAFORTH.
See Burke's Peerage, Galloway, E. ; and BrRKs's
Dormant and lExtinct Peerage, Seafoeth, E.
MACKENZIE OF DUNDONELL.
See MuNEO of Teaninich.
M'KERHELL OP HILLHOUSE.
M'Keeeell, William, Esq. of Hillhouse, co.
Ayr, J. P. cos. Ayr and Eenfrew, s. his cousin, Henry
M'Kerrell, Esq. 1853 ; m. 1835, Charlotte Patullo,
dau. of John Edward Wright, Esq. of Bolton-on-
Swale, by Agues, dau. of John McKerrell, Esq. of
Hillhouse, and sister and co-heiress of John Allan
Wright, Esq., E.N.
iliUCagC.— The M'Kekrells have long flourished in co.
Ayr.
William M'Kekeel, of Hillhouse, m. 1577, Elizabeth, dau.
of John Fullerton, of Dreghorn, by Helen, dau. of Sir J,
Chalmers, of Gadgirth, and was s. by his son,
William M'Kereel, of Hillhouse, whose name is among the
witnesses to the marriage of James FuUarton, of that ilk, 1G24.
His son,
William M'Kerrel, of Hillhouse, appears in the retour,
dated 1630, as proprietor of several lands in the parish of Dun-
donald, and of Knock Gall, in the parish of Ochiltree. In 1636
he is retoured heir to his father in the fifty-shilling lands of
Godring, and of the Kemmoch land, and was s. himself at his
decease by his son,
William M'Keeeell, of Hillhouse, whose retour is dated
1643, and who was s. by his brother,
John M'Kerrell, of Hillhouse, who )». about 1670, Elizabeth
Wallace, dau. of the Bishop of the Isles, and was father of
John M'Kerrell, of Hillhouse, who ra. Elizabeth, dau. of
William Fairlie, of Fairlie, by his wife, Jane, only dau. of the
last Sir William Mure, of Rowallan, and had issue, Wiluam,
John, Jean, and Elizabeth. He was s. by his eldest son,
William M'Kerrell, of Hillhouse. This Laird ra. Mary
Vaux, of French extraction, whose family sought refuge in
this country from the persecution which followed the Revoca-
tion of the Edict of Nantes. Her father was in holy orders,
and one of the Canons of St. Paul's Cathedral. By this lady
he had, with a dau., Elizabeth, two sons, William and John,
He was s. by his elder son,
William M'Kerrell, Esq. of Hillhouse, at whose decease,
unm., the estates devolved on his brother,
John M'Kerrell, Esq. of Hillhouse, who ra. Margaret,
sister of William Fulton, Esq. of Park, co. Renfrew, and had
issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. John, in. 1st, 1794, Cecilia, dan. of William Harvey,
Esq., M.D., of London, and by her (who d. 1801) had three
sons,
1 John, who 7)!. Anna, dau. of Herbert Buchanan, Esq. of
Arden, co. Dumbarton, and;/, leaving a dau., Joanna.
2 Alexander, ra. Seraphina, dau. of William PenneU, Esq.,
Consul-Gcneral of Brazil, and d. in 1828.
3 WiLLLAM, now of Hillhouse.
He ra. 2ndly, Helen Stuart, sister of James Stuart, Esq. of
Williamwood, by whom he had one son, Archibald, who d.
nam. He d. 1837.
III. Robert, m. Sabina Margaretha, dau. of Johann Christian
Schulze, of Frankfort-sur-Maine ; and d. April, 1841, having
had one son and two daus.,
1 Robert, &.27 July, 1804; m. 18 Dec. 1845, Emily Pauline,
dau. of Major-Gen. Sir William Staveley, K.C.B., Com-
mander-in-Chief of the army at Madras ; and rf. "25 Oct,
1875, at his residence in Inverness Terrace, Hyde Park,
leaving issue four sons and four daus.,
3 X
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAO
Kobert Mure, h. 27 Sept. 1846.
Kalph Stavelcy, b. 22 July, 1854.
lieginald L'Estrange, 6. 5 March, 1860.
Augustus de Segur, b. 28 Aug. 18G3.
Henrietta Eliza Cathcart, m. 8 Dec. 1874, Henry Charles
Adolphus Frederick William, Count Bentinck, Lieut.-
Col. Coldstream Guards (see Bcekis'b Peerage, Poetland,
D.), and has issue.
Georgiana Louisa Margaret, m. 19 Sept. 1872, Sir Claude
Champion de Crespigny, Bart, (sec Bukke's Peerage and
Baronetage), and has issue.
Letitia Augusta Sarah, m. 21 Dec. 1876, Henry Francis
Brouncker, Esq. of Boveridge, Dorset (see Bkocncker
of Boveridge).
Emily Charlotte Theodosia.
1 Margaret.
2 Augusta, m. Count de Scgur, the French Charge d' Affaires
at Frankfort-sur-Maine.
'V. Fulton, m. 1st, his cousin-german, Elizaheth, dau. of
FiUton, of Hartfield, but had no issue. He in. 2ndly, Mary,
dau. of James M'Call, Esq. of Braehead, and had three
daus., Sarah, m. 1843, Pliilip Charles Hirschfeld, Esq.;
Margaret, d. xmm. ; and Mary, m. Donald Smith, Esq. of
Glasgow. Mr. FuJton M'Kerrell d. 1840.
I. Margaret, m. Moses Crawfurd, Esq. of Ncwfield, and had
issue. - II. Mary.
III. Elizabeth, m. Col. John Rcid, of the H.E.I.Co.'s service,
and d. leaving a dau., Elizabeth M'Kerrell Reid, who m.
James Campbell, Esq. of 'I'reesbank.
IV. Jane, in. her cousin, Robert Fulton, of Hartfield, late
Lieut.-Col. of the 79th foot.
V. Marion, in. James Kibble, Esq. of Whiteford and Greenlaw
House, CO. Renfrew.
VI. Agnes, m. John Edward Wright, Esq. of Bolton-on-Swale.
Mr. M'Kerrell d. 1811, aged 79, and was s. by his eldest son,
William M'Kerkell, Esq. of llillhouse, who m. 1st, Miss
Reid, sister of Robert Reid, Esq. of Adamton, but had no issue.
He TO. 2ndly, Miss Gowan, by whom he had five sons and four
daus.,
I. John, his heir. li. Robert, d. in India.
III. William, d. young. iv. Henut, heir to his brother.
V. James, d. 1833.
I. Janet. ii. Margaret, in. Major Craufurd, 44th regt.
III. Anne, m. James lirown, Esq. of Edinburgh, and by him
(who d. F'eb. 1804) left at her decease, 1832,
1 James Adam, m. Madeline, 4th dau. of the Rev. Dr. Hill,
Professor of Divinity in tlic University of Glasgow.
2 John, m. E[izabeth, oldest dau. of William Eenney, Esq.
of Dunevale, co. Dumfries, and has issue,
3 Robert, a Merchant at Bombay, d. v.nm.
4 William, Capt. Royal Artillery, m. 1862, Fanny, 3rd dau.
of W. E. Lycett, Esq. of Bowdon Vale, co. Chester; she
d. 18G5, leaving a dau., Annie Frances.
1 Anne, m. Adam Hay-Gordon, Esq. of Avochie, co. Aber-
deen, and has issue.
2 Helen, in. the Rev. R. F. Colvin, late Presbyterian
Chaplain at Bombay, and has issue.
IV. Mary, d. unm.
Mr. M'Kerrell d. 1821, and was s. by his eldest son,
John M'Kerrell, Esq. of Hillhouse, Master of the Mint at
Madras, d. v.nm. 1835, and was s. by his brother,
Henry M'Kerrell, Esq. of Hillhouse, who d. s. j?. 1853,
and was s. by his cousin, the present William M'Kerrell,
Esq. of Hillhouse.
Arms — Az., on a fess or, three lozenges gu. within a bordure
engrailed arg. CreU — A Roman soldier on his march with
standard and utensils all ppr. Mntto — Dulcis pro patria labor.
/S'.di^Hillhouse, Dundonald, co. Ayr.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron between a lion passant az. in
chief and a raven in base of the second a tower of the first.
Crest — A hand holding a dagger ppr. il/oWo— Lahore.
Seal — Auchcncairn House, Castle Douglas, co. Kirkcudbright.
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MACKIE OP BAEQALY.
MACKIE OF ATJCHENCAIRN.
Mackie, John Gi-adstone, Esq. of Aucliencairn
House, CO. Kii'kcudbright, J.P., b. 20 July, 1854.
HinragC— James Mackie, Esq. of Dailly, co. Ayr, des-
cended from the family of SIcGhie, in. 1808, Margaret McBlain,
who d. 1853. He d. 1849, and was s. by his son,
Ivie Mackie, Esq. of Auchcncairn, who to. 1839, Agnes,
dau. of John Gladstone, of Castle Douglas, and by her (who
d. Sept. 1878) had issue,
I. James Jodel, in. Constantia, dau. of T.^E. TMvelyan, Esq.,
and d. leaving an only dau.,
Constantia Florence, h. 1865.
II. John Gladstone, now of Auchencaim.
I. Elizabeth Gladstone, m. John James Fildis, Esq., and has
issue.
II. Jessie McBlain, m. Thomas Fildis, Esq., and has issue.
III. Jane Gladstone, m. E. W. Warner, Esq., and has issue.
Mr. Mackie d. 1873.
Mackie, John, Esq. of Bargaly, co. Kirkcud-
bright, b. 1857.
iLillCaflr. — The Mackies are a very old family in Galloway,
being descended of the McKies of Larg, and got their lands, it
is stated, from Robert Bruce. Several of the family have
represented the county in ParUament.
James Mackie, Esq. of Bargaly (son of John Mackie, Esq.,
by Margaret Murray his wife), m. Ann McCaw, and was father
of
John Mackie, Esq. of Bargaly, in the Stewartry of Kirkcud-
bright, J. P. and D.L., M.P. for co. Kirkcudbright, in. 1817,
Anne, eldest dau. of Peter Laurie, Esq. of Ernespie, and had
issue three sons, James; Peter Laurie; and John; the last
two d. young. The elder son,
James Mackie, Esq. of Bargaly, BI.P., Advocate at the
Scottish Bar, M.A., J.P. and D.L. Stewartry of Kirkcudbright,
6. 18 May, 1821; to. 1853, Jane AVilson, only dau. of Archibald
Home, Esq. of Balvarran, co. Perth; and d. 28 Dec. 1867,
leaving four sons and five daus., .
John, now of B.argaly. Peter Laurie.
James Archibald. William Murray.
Anne Laurie.
Agnes, m. Oct. 1877, John\Yilliam Huchison, Esq. of Eding-
ham, CO. Kirkcudbi'ight.
Margaret Preston.
Eliza Nina.
Arms — Arg., in chief a lion passant az., and in base two
ravens pendent from an arrow fessways sa. Crest — A raven
ppr. Motto — Lahore.
&'f'(s— Bargaly ; Ernespie ; and Glencaird ; all in the
Stcwartiy of Kirkcudbright.
MACKINNON OF MACKINNON.
MACKINNON, William Alexander, Esq., M.A,,
of Acryse Park, Kent, and Belvedere, Broadstairs,
J.P. and D.L., late M.P. for Lymington, b. 4 Oct.
1813 ; m. 27 April, 1846, Margaret Sophia, dau. of
Francis Willes, Esq., by Caroline his -wife, dau. of
Sir Thomas Whichcote, Bart., and has, with other
issue,
Francis ALEXA^rDEE.
Mr. Mackinnon is Chief of tlie Clan Mackinnon, in
the Western Islands of Scotland.
ILinr?t(IC« — On the forfeiture of the last Lord of the Isles,
and in the disturbances which continued during the following
century, the name of Sir Lauchlan Mackinnon occurs very
frequently, and he appears to have been a man of consideration.
In 1G51, Lachlan Mackinnon, of Stratherd, Isle of Skyc,
Chief of Mackinnon, was made Knight Banneret by Charles H.
on the field of Worcester. He left a son, Daniel Mor Mac-
kinnon, Chief of the Clan, who left, with other issue, Daniel
Mackinnon (youngest son), who quitted his home on account
of a quarrel with his father in the hunting-field, and emigrated
to Antigua, where he purchased some plots of land, and took
a very conspicuous part in politics, particularly in the affair of
Governor Parke. He in. the sister of Col. Thomas, and d.
March, 1720, in his 62nd year, having had, with a dau., Eliza-
beth, m. — Carlisle, Esq., and two younger sons, George and
Samuel, an eldest son and heir,
William Mackinnon, Esq. of Antigua, who obtained a grant
and patent of the great salt lake of Antigua, and served with
distinction in the legislature of the island. He was heir-at-law
to Lord Lavington, the then Governor of the island. He m. a j
dau. of Lieut. -Gov. Yeamans, of Antigua, and d. at Bath, 1767, i
aged 70, when he was s. by his son,
William Mackinnon, Esq. of Antigua, and Binfield, Berks,
who 9)1. 1768, Louisa, 2nd dau. and co-heir (with her sisters,
Caroline, in. Major Dewar, and Elizabeth, m. Count Dupont) oi
James Vernon, Esq., son of Henry Vernon, Esq. of Hilton, CO.
Stafford, and by her (who d. 1810) had issue,
1. William, who m. Miss Frye, and d. in early life, leaving
two sons and two daus.,
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1 WiLtiAM Alexander, late Chiof of the clan.
2 Daniel, Col. of tlie CoUistrcain Guards, of which corps ho
has written a history. He m. a dau. of John Dent, Esq.,
and d. s. p. 22 June, 183G.
1 Harriet, m. Rev. Nassau Molesworth, D.D., Bector of
iioehdale, and has issue.
2 Louisa, m. 1S12, U. Garden, Esq. ; and d. s. p.
II. D.aniel, of Binfield, Berks, Barristcr-at-Law, m. 1806,
llaehel Yeamans, youngest dau. and eventually heiress of
(Japt. Eliot, 47th regt. (son of Samuel Eliot,* Esq. of Sanger,
CO. Kirkcudbright, and also of Antigua), and d. 30 Jan. JSSO,
having had issue,
1 William Henry, d. s. p. 1824.
2 Edmund, B.A., late of the 2nd Life Guards, m. 8 May,
1849, Sclina Arabella, youngest dau. of Joseph Moore
Boultbee, Esq. of Springlicld, co. Warwick, by Lady Eliza-
beth Margaret Townshend his wife, 3rd dau. nf George, 2nd
Marquess Townshend, and has surviving issue, Kanald
Edmund EUot, 6. 8 Sept. 1852; Hubert Edmund; Eose
Vernon ; Selina Lucinda ; and Margaret.
S Daniel Henry, B..\., Major, late ICth Lancers, of 105,
Belgrave Road, London, formerly of Binfield, Berks, b.
18 Sept. 1813; m. 12 Oct. 1847, Caroline, youngest dau. of
the Hon. Baron Dimsdale, of Camficld Park, Herts, and
has issue, Donald Hilaro Ouseley Dimsdale, 6. 8 Nov.
1848; Alan Murray, 6. 19 April, 1S60; Finetta Sydney;
and Annie Lucinda.
1 Louisa Rose, m. 29 Nov. 1852, John Baker Graves, Esq.,
Ceylon Civil Service, deceased,
in. George (Rev.), d. $. p. 1841.
IV. Henry, of the Coldstream Guards, Major-Gcncral in the
army, a most gallant and distinguished officer, who fell at
Ciudad Rodrigo, 19 Feb. 1812, and to whom a tablet has
been erected by the country in St. Paul's Cathedral. Gen.
Mackinnon had m. Catlierine, youngest dau. of Sir John
Call, Bart., and left by her (who m. 2ntUy, 17 March, 1814,
Andrew Redmond Prior, Esq.) two sons,
1 George, Lieut. -Col. in the army, late of the Grenadier
Guards.
2 Donald Henry Aylmer, Capt. in the 68th regt.
I. Louisa, m. Henry Barnes, Esq. of the Fort, co. Hereford,
and left issue.
II. Frances, m. John Keenan, Esq., and left a dau., Louisa,
in. Harriet, 'in. George Watts, Esq., and left issue.
IV. Elizabeth, d. unm. in France.
Mr. Mackinnon d. 1809 (was buried at Binfield), and was s. by
his grandson,
William Alexander Mackinnon, Esq. of Mackinnon, J. P.
and D.L., M.P. for Rye, b. 2 Aug. 1789; m. 3 Aug. 1812,
Emma, dau. and sole heiress of Joseph Palmer, Esq. of Rush
House, CO. Dublin, and Palmerstown, co. Mayo, and by her
(who U. 1835) had issue,
I. William Alexander, now of Acryse Park.
' II. Lauchlan Bellingham, Capt. R.N., late M.P. for Rye, 6.
21 April, 1815; m. 9 Aug. 1842, Augusta, dau. of John
Entwisle, Esq. of Foxholes, M.P. for Rochdale, and has
issue, 1 Lauchlan; 2 San Lorenzo; 3 William; 4 Falkland;
5 Reginald; 6 Duncan; and 1 Ellen.
' m. Daniel Lionel, Col. Coldstream Guards, killed at Inker-
man ; m. Charlotte Lavinia, dau. of Sir Dudley Hill, and
had issue.
1. Emma Mary, m. the Due de Gramont.
n. Louisa Harriet, m. 1847, Thomas, 11th Earl of Dundonald.
III. Flora Elizabeth.
He d. 30 April, 1870.
j<r)ni— Quarterly : 1st, vert, a bnar's head conped, holding
in the mouth a shin bone arg., for Macki.n.non ; 2nd, az., a
tower triple-towered arg., for SIacleod; 3rd, or, a galley gu. ;
4th, arg., a man's arm couped below the wristfrom the sinister
ppr., holding a cross-crosslet fitchee sa., for Macdonald. Crest
—A boar's head erased holding in the mouth the shank-bone
ofadeerppr. Motto — Audentesfortunajuvat; also, Cuimhnich
has Alpin. Supporters — Dexter, a lion; sinister, a leopard;
both ppr.
Sw!.— Belvedere.nearBroadstairs; and Acryse Park, near
Canterbury.
KACKINTOSH OF MACKINTOSH.
Mackintosh, Alfred Donald, Esq. of Mactin-
tosli, Cliief of the Qan Cliattan, J.P., h. 2-i June,
1851, Lieut. 7lst Highland Light Infantry.
iLinCajJC— The family of Mackintosh, into which Eva,
only dau. and heiress of Dougal Phaol, Captain of tue
Clan Chattas, m. 1292, is deduced from Shaw or Sheagh,
2nd son of Duncan McDuff, the 2nd of that name, and 3rd
Earl of Fife. This Shaw or Sheagh being sent by King
* Samuel Eliot, Esq.. left, besides his son, Capt. Eliot, three
daus., of whom Ehzabcth, m. 1781, Thomas, 22nd Lord Le
Dcspencer; and Alicia, m. WUliam, 15th Earl of Erroll.
Malcolm IV., in the year 1163, to repress a rebellion in
Morayland, which he effected in a most signal manner, was
rewarded with the Constabulary of the Castle of Inverness,
and from his residence among the people of the country who
spoke the Gaelic only, was called Mac-in-tosh-ich, that is tc
say. Thane's son, or the principal and first man in dignity in
the country, and so became the first of the name, and tlie
progenitor of a long line of Chiefs, as is very obvious from
the present one being the 20th Chief of that name, and 21st of
the Clan Chattan. Two of the chiefs had the honour of knight-
hood; Lachlan, the 17th Laird, who was knighted by King
Charles, and was made a Knight of the Bedchamber ; and
^neas, the 23rd Laird, who was created a Baronet by
George III.
Willlam Mackintosh, of that ilk, eldest son and heir of
Angus and Eva his wife, heiress of the Clan Chattan, was
designed Captain of the Clan Chattan, and added to the
ancient armorial bearings of the family, " Or, a lymphad sa.,"
for Clan Chattan. He was first of this family who had posses-
sion of the barony of Moy, and had also, from John Pilmore,
Bishop of Murray, a new lease of Rothiemui-chus, dated
19 March, 1347. His son,
Malcolm Mackintosh (heir to his nephew) joined the Lord
of the Isles, and was one of the chief commanders at the battle
of Harlaw, 1411, and for his services that day got confirmed to
him the right and possession of the lands of Glenroy and
Glenspean in Brae-Loehaber, &c. In 1428, he was appointed
by King James I. Constable and Keeper of the Castle of Inver-
ness, which he nobly defended the same year against Alexander,
Earl of Ross, who besieged it. From him derived in direct
descent.
Sir Lacchlan Mackintosh, made by King James VI.
heritable Steward of Lochaber, and appointed by him one of
the Gentlemen of the Bedchamber to his son, Prince Charles.
He m. 1612, Agnes, dau. of John Grant, of that ilk, and d. 22 Juno,
1622, aged 29, leaving, with a dau., Isabel, m. Alexander Rose,
son to the tutor of Kilravock, three sons, i. William, his heir;
II. Lauchlan, who »i. Isabel, dau. of Graham of Claypots, by
whom he had one son, Lauchlan, who (?. young, and two daus.,
Margaret, m. Hector Mackenzie, of Assint, and Isabel, m.
William Macpherson, of Noid; iii. Angus, of Daviot, 6. 1616;
rn. 1st, Jean, dau. of Robert Gordon, of Tillifrosky, and relict
of Gordon of Sachin; and 2ndly, Marjory, only dau. of John
Robertson, of Inshes; by the latter only he had issue (witli
three daus., Elspeth, Janet, and Jean), two sons,
I. Lauchlan, of Daviot, his heir, who m. 1687, Anne, dau. of
Colin Mackenzie, of liedc;istle, and had three sous
1 William, his heir, of whom hereafter,
2 Angus, successor to his brother.
3 Alexander, «!. and had issue.
n. Angus, d. 1G59.
Sir Lauchlan was s. by his eldest son,
William Mackintosh, of that ilk, a stanch adherent of
Charles I. He m. Margaret, dau. of Graham of Fintry,
and by her had, with two daus., Elizabeth, m. Alexander
Farquharson, of Invercauld, and Jean, m. Andrew Spalding,
Baron of Ashintillie, two sons, Lauchlan, his heir, and
William. The Laird d. 22 Nov. 16G0, aged 47, and was *. by
his elder son,
Lauchlan Mackintosh, of that ilk, who m. 1st, Magdalene,
only dau. of Lindsay, of Edzell ; and 2ndly, Anne, dau. of Sir
George Monro, of Cubrain, and relict of Donald, Master of
Reay. By the former he had one son, Lauchlan, his heir;
and by the latter a dau., Christian. He d. 9 Dec. 1704, and
was s. by his son,
Lauchlan Mackintosh, of that ilk, who joined in the rising
of 1716. He ra. Anne, dau. of Duff, of Drummuir, but d. s. p.
1731, when the representation and chieftainship devolved upon
his kinsman,
William Mackintosh (eldest son and heir of Lauchlan
Mackintosh, of Daviot), who thereupon became Laird of
Mackintosh, and Captain of the Clan Chattan. He m. Christian,
dau. of Sir Alexander Menzies, Bart., by Christian his wife,
dau. of Lord Neil Campbell, but dying s.p. 1741, was s. by his
brother,
Angus, or .SS.veas MACKiNTosn, of that ilk, a military officer,
who Jii. Anne, dau. of John Farquharson, of Invercauld, by
Margaret his wife, dau. of Lord James Murray, of Dowally,
son of John, 1st Marquess of Atholl, and was s. by
Sir iENEAS Mackintosh, of Mackintosh, created a bart. by
George III. ; he m. Margaret, dau. of Sir Ludovick Grant,
Bart, of Dalvey. By this Chief the remaininfr portion of the
estates were entailed, and were eventually inlierited by Sir
Eneas' kinsman,
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MAC
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The Hon. Angus Mackintosh, a Member of the Legislative
Council of Upper Canada, son of Duncan Mackintosh, Esq. of
IJaviot, by his wife Ann Dallas, of Cantray. He s. his brother
Alexander as Chief of the Clan Mackintosh 1827. He m. 1784,
Archange St. Martin, niece of Major-Gen. Macomb, Com-
inander-in Chief of the army of America, and by her (who d.
1 1 July, 1827) had issue,
I. Duncan, d. unm. 1824.
II. Alexander, of Mackintosh.
IH. iEneas, of Daviot House, Inverness, J.P. and D.L., b.
12 June, 1812; m. 1st, 1843, Mary, dan. of Alexander
McLeod, Esq. of DaWey, which lady d. 1848 ; and 2ndly,
11 March, 1851, Louisa Fanny Sybella. dau. of Major
Alexander MacLeod and Louisa Browne, his wife, and has
issue,
1 Alexander, b. 27 Dec. 1851.
2 Amos Henry, b. 14 Nov. 1854; deceased.
3 Duncan Houstoun, b. 3 Feb. 1849.
4 Lewis, b. 2 July, 1856; deceased.
1 Mary Marion. 2 Louisa Caroline Campbell.
3 Charlotte Eva. 4 Alexandra Graham.
IV. James St. Martin, m. and has issue.
I. Anne, m. Col. H. J. Hunt.
II. Archange, to. Col. Claudius Shaw, R.A.
III. Isabella, m. Lieut. Felix Troughton, R.A.
IV. Jane. v. Catharine.
VI. Margaret, m. Major Angus M'Intyre. vii. Eliza.
VIII. Sarah, m. Alexander Colvin, Esq. ix. Christiana.
The Hon. Angus Mackintosh d. 25 Jan. 1833, and was s. by
his son,
Alexander Mackintosh, of Mackintosh, Chief of the Clan
Chattan, J.P. and D.L., b. 23 Aug. 1787 ; m. 1st, 29 Dec. 1812,
Mary, 6th dau. of John Glass, Esq. of Minorca, which lady d.
1840 ; and 2ndly, 18 Oct. 1842, Charlotte, 5th dau. of Alex-
aader MacLeod, Esq. of Dalvey, by whom he had issue,
Alexander JEneas, late of Mackintosh.
Alfred Donald, now Chief of the Clan.
JEneas Norman, 6. 18 May, 1854.
Marion Charles, deceased.
Mary Archange. Isabella Ann.
This Chief, who s. his father, 26 Jan. 1833 ; d. 1861, and was
s. by his eldest son,
Alexander ^neas Mackintosh, of Mackintosh, Chief of the
Clan, J.P. and D.L., Capt. of the Mackintosh Company of
KiBe Volunteers, b. 7 Aug. 1847 ; d. 17 Dec. 1875, and was s.
by his brother, now of Mackintosh.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st, or, a lion rampant gu. : 2nd, arg., a
dexter hand fesswise couped at the wrist and holding a man's
heart gu.; 3rd, az., a boar's head couped or; 4th, or, alymphad
oars in saltire sa. Crest — A cat-a-mountain salient guardant
ppr. Supprtrtais — Two wild cats ppr. Motto — Touch nut the
cut, but a glove.
Seats — Moy Hall ; and Dunachton, Inverness.
Note.— The late Sir James Mackintosh, the distinguished
writer, was descended from the Killachy branch of the Mackin-
toshes.
II. Marion Murray.
MACKINTOSH OF BALNESPICK.
Mackintosh, Eneas, Esq. of Balnespick, co.
Inverness, J.P. and D.L., i. 26 Sept. 1810 ; on. June,
1858, Isabel, dau. of J. Barker, Esq. of Berkeley
Street, Portman Square, and has issue,
I. William Lachlan, 6. Aug. 1859.
II. George, 6. Aug. 18C0.
1. Isabel.
ILfUCatlC. — William Mackintosh, Esq. of Balnespick (son
of Lachlan Mackintosh, of Balnespick, and his wife Anne
Mackintosh, of Mackintosh), m. 1802, Emily, dau. of William
Chisholm, of Chisholm, and by her (who d. 1850) had issue,
Eneas, now of Balnespick. George Gordon, Bengal C.S.
William Lachlan, Bengal Military Service.
Anne, m. Col. Greenwood, K.A., C.B,
Catherine.
Mr. Mackintosh d. 1870.
Arras— See Mackintosh of MacKntosh.
/Sca(— Balnespiclc, Inverness. Town Residence— 'Ko. 9, Hyde
Park Square, W.
MACKINTOSH OP DALMUNZIE.
Mackintosh, Charles Hills, Esq. of Dalmunzie,
CO. Perth, b. 14 Eeb. 1808 ; m. Henrietta, dau. of
John Yallack, Esq. of Kingsand, co. Cornwall, and
has issue,
I. Helen Galloway.
II. Cecilia Eliza.
ICtlTCJtflC. — The family of Mackintosh ultimately spread
into nine branches, of which the fourth (sprung from a younger
son of Shaw, 4th Laird, circa 1220) settled in Glen Tilt, co.
Perth, and subsequently exchanged that property for the
present possession of Dalmunzie, where they seem for a long
series of years to have considered themselves altogether inde-
pendent of the main stock ; for
Duncan Mackintosh, of Dalmunzie, who s. 1595, was the
first who, in 1599, gave a bond of man-rent and following to
the Laird of Mackintosh. His grandson,
Patrick Mackintosh (circa 1650), m. Margaret Robertson,
of the Robertsons of Atkoll, and by her had a son,
John Mackintosh, who s. him. His son,
Lachlan Mackintosh, m. Margaret Murray, grand-dau. ot
David Freebairn, Bishop of Edinburgh and Primus of Scotland.
Their son,
John Mackintosh, &. 1726, d. 1790, having m. Elizabeth
Galloway, of the House of Galloway, Viscount Dunkeld,
attainted in 1688-89. He left several children, of whom the
eldest son,
Lachlan Robert Mackintosh, succeeded. He was h. Aug.
1761, and d. May, 1821 ; having had by his wife, Elizabeth
(only child of Capt. Clement Newell), d. 19 March, 1815, two
sons and two daus. He was s. by his eldest son,
Lachlan John Mackintosh, of Dalmunzie, b. 6 Aug. 1794;
m. Harriet, dau. of Capt. Atkinson ; slie d. 25 Aug. 1846, .s. p. :
he d. 9 Nov. 1807, and was s. by his cousin, Charles Hills
Mackintosh, the present representative.
Ar7ns, Crest, and AfoJ/o — Same as Mackintosh o/Jlfactinfn."//,
except the 4th quarter, which is, or, a lymphad sa. the four
oars in the water.
Seats — Mordcn Hall, Torquay, Devon; and Cawsand House,
Rame, Cornwall.
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MACKWORTH-PRAED OF MICKLEHAII.
See Peaed.
MACKWOETH-PEAED OF OWSDEN.
See Peaed.
McKIEDY OF BIEKWOOD.
McKiEDT, John G-eegoey, Esq. of Birkwood,
CO. Lanark, J.P. and D.L., b. 2 April, 1806 ; m. Ist,
22 June, 1841, Augusta, eldest davi. of Capt. James
Bradshaw, R.N., M.P. for Brackley, co. North-
ampton, which lady d. 1865, and 2ndly, 1873,
Clementina, dau. of Sir Norman Macdonald Lock-
hart, 3rd hart, of Lee and Carnwath.
ILtlttagf. — The McKiRDYS or MaKurerdts, formerly
belonged to the "Tribes" who possessed the Western Islands
of Scotland, long under the crown of Sweden and the Lords
of the Isles. This family were the principal possessors of the
Island of Bute at a very early period. Subsequently James
IV., in 1489, leased the Crown property in Bute, which, in
1503, was feud in one general charter, of the 30th Parliament,
to the MaKurerdys, Bannochtynes, Stewarts, and others,
the greatest portion being assigned to the MacKurerdys.
This descended down to
Robert MaKdiierdy nf Kerrymanach and Luhas, who in,
1725, Janet, dau. of Donald Eraser, Esq., and widow of M'Kay,
of Garrachty, and had two sons,
William, d. s.p. John, of whom presently.
Robert MaKurerdy was drowned crossing from Ireland, ana
was s. by his 2nd son,
John McKirdt, to. 1760, Grace, dau. of Robert MacGregor,
Esq., and had issue, Alexander, d. unm., 1805; John, his
heir ; and two daus. He d. 1810, and was s. by his 2nd son,
John McKirdt, Esq. of Birkwood, b. 14 July, 1764; m. 1802,
Mary, eldest dau. of David Elliot, Esq. of Liddlesdale, by Susan
his wife, dau. of Robert Bogle, Esq., and by her (who d. 1847)
had issue,
John Geecort, now of Birkwood.
Charles Clark, J.V.,b. 1811.
David Elliot, J. P., Gen. in the army, and Col. 69th regt,
Mary Wood, d. 1858.
Susan, m. Andrew Scott, Esq.; and d. 1853.
Mr. McKu-dy d. 3 Feb. 1835.
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Arms— Per fcss arg. and sa. in chief a martlet of the second,
and in base a fir tree giowinfc out of a mount surmounted of a
sword bendways dexter, supporting by its point an antique
crown or. Crest— A demi-wyvern displayed ppr. Motto— Viea
ct mon pays.
&a£— iiirliwood, near Lcsmahago, co. Lanark.
MACLACHLAN OF MACLACHLAN.
Maciachlan, Eobket, Esq. of Strathlachlan, or
Maclachlan, co. Argyll, J. P. and D.L., formerly
Convener of the co., w. 1843, Helen C. Carruthers,
dau. of William A. Carruthers, Esq. of Dormont,
CO. Dumfries.
ILt'llCilSf.— The Clan Lachlan, or Maclachlan, of wlxch
Maclachlan of Maclachlan, or Strathlachlan, is the chief, is
one of great antiquity in co. Argyll, possessing the barony of
Strathlachlan, in Cowall, and other extensive possessions in
the parishes of Glassrie and Kilmartin, which were separated
from the main seat of the family by the arm of the sea, called
Loch Fine.
The ancestor of the family, and from whom the clan takes
its name, was Lachlan Mok, who lived in the 13th century,
and whose son, Gillespie, or AncniBALD, appears on record as
in possession of the lands of Strath, or Strathlachlan, and
which have remained in the family ever since.
From Lachlan Mor, the 13th in descent,
Archibald Maclachlan, of Strathlachlan, was served heir
to his father, IG Jan. 16G3, and obtained, 11 Sept. 1030, a Crown
charter, erecting his whole lands into a free barony, called the
barony of Strathlachlan, and appointing the manor place of
Castle Lachlan, in Kilbride, to be the principal messuage of
the barony. He in. the eldest dau. of Campbell of Lochneill,
and was s. by his son,
Lachlan Maclachlan, of Strathlachlan, m. 1st, Janet, dau.
of Wallace, of Inglcston ; and 2ndly, Florence Campbell,
relict of John Macdonald, of Largie; and by the former had
two sons, Lachlan, his heir; and Robert, of Kilbride. The
former,
Lachlan Maclachlan, of Strathlachlan, was served heir to
his father 23 Sept. 1719. He m. Mary, dau. of Robert Stewart,
<'f Appin, and had issue a son, Robert, and a dau., Elizabeth.
He was killed at the battle of Culloden, and s. by his only son,
Robert Maclachlan, of Strathlachlan, who received a
charter of his lands 12 Feb. 1747. lie m. a dau. of Campbell,
of Airds, and was s. by his son,
Donald Maclachlan, of Strathlachlan, to. Susanna, dau.
of Colin Campbell, of Park, and d. 1817, having had issue,
Robert, his heir, and present representative.
John, d. young.
George, m. and has issue.
Harriet, in. Col. Campbell, of Po5sile.
Ellen, r,i. William Frederick Carruthers, Esq. of Dormont,
CO. Dumfries, J. P. and D.L., late Scots Greys.
Amelia, m. Mungo Campbell, Esq. of Ballimore.
Collina, m. Col. Hagart.
i<rms— Quarterly : 1st, or, a lion rampant gu. ; 2nd, arg., a
dexter hand fessways couped gu. holding a cross pattec
sa. ; 3rd, or, a galley sails furled and oars in saltire sa. sea
flags gu. ; 4th, arg. on a sea in base a salmon naiant ppr.
Crest — A castle triple towered.
iSeot— Strathlachlan, co. Argyll.
lIcLAGAN OF PUMPHEBSTON.
McLagan, Petee, Esq. of Pumplierston, co.
Linlithgow, M.P. for that co., J. P. for the cos. of
Edinburgh and Linhthgow, and D.L. co. Linlith-
gow. Mr. McLagan is last surviving son of Peter
McLagan, Esq. of Pumpherston, Mid-Calder; he
m. 1876, Elizabeth Ann, dau. of George Taylor,
Esq. of Headingley, Leeds, and widow of John
Henry Taylor, Esq. of Kavensdeane, Hudders field.
Mr. McLagan is a Member of the Council of the
University of Edinburgh, a Koyal Commissioner
to inquire into the Law relating to the " Landlords'
Eight of Hypothec in Scotland," and a Fellow of
the Eoyal Society of Scotland.
Arms — Or, two chevrons sa. within a bordure gCU Crcsi — A
mortar-piece, or. il/o«o— Superba irango.
Heat — Pumpherston, Mid-Calder.
ITACLAINE OF LOCHBUY.
Maclaixe, Murdoch Gillian, Esq. of Lochbuy,
CO. Argyll, late Gtli Dragoon Guards (the Cai-a-
bineers), J.P. and D.L., Chief of the Clan, b. 1 Sept.
1845 ; m. 17 June, 1800, Catherine Marian, youngest
dau. of Salis Schwabc, Esq. of Glyngarth, Anglesey,
and has issue,
I. Kathleen Emilie, 6. 27 Feb. 1S70.
II. IMabcl Julia, b. 18 Nov. IS'2.
III. Edith Jane, b. 27 July, 1877.
iLfllCittJf' — The surname of Maclean was originally Mae-
gillean, and was derived from the celebrated Highland warrior
(the progenitor of the family) Gillean, who was denominated
Gillean-ni-Tuiodh, from his ordinary weapon, a battle-axe (in
Gaelic, Tuiodh), which his descendants wear to this day in
their crest, betwixt a laurel and a cypress branch.
Gilleoin, or Gillean, a man of rank and distinction of the
reign of King Alexander 111., fought under that monarch at
the battle of Largs. He d. before 1300, leaving a son, Gillise
MacGilloin (or son of Gilloin), which became the surname of
the family. He served under King Robert Bruce at Rannock-
burn, and dying some time before that Prince, left a son,
called
GiLLicoLSi MacGilloin, who s. him, and d. in the reign of
King David Bruce. He was father of
EoiN DuiDH, or Black John, who was settled in the Isle of
Mull, where he held large possessions, particularly the lands
of Dowart. He d. in the reign of Robert II., and left two
sons, Lauchlan-Lubanich, and Ecchan, or Hector Rlganach,
but which was the elder cannot be positively ascertained.
The former was ancestor of the Macleans of Morvaren,
Barts. ; the latter,
Hector Reganach MacGillon, lived in the reigns of
Robert If. and 111., and held considerable lands in the Isle of
Mull, particularly in the barony of Lochbuy. From him
descended, in the direct male line,
John BIoir Maclean, of Lochbuy, " a man of great courage
and magnanimity," in great favour with King James VI. He
?/i. a dau. of Macdonald, Lord of the Isles, and by her had two
sons, Hector, his heir; and Charles, progenitor of the Mac-
leans of Tapull, from whom derived Sir Alexander Maclean,
of Ottar. The son and heir.
Hector Maclean, of Lochbuy, m. a dau. of John Gorui
Campbell, of Lochnell, and was f.Uher of
Hector Owr Maclean, of Lochbuy, m. a dau. of Laiichlan
More Maclean, of Dowart, and d. about 1623, leaving two
sons, Murdoch Moir, his heir; and Lacchlan Moib, successor
to his brother. The elder,
Murdoch Moir Maclean, of Lochbuy, served heir to his
father 23 Feb. 1630 ; to. a dau. of Lord Breadalbane, but dying
s. 21- was s. by his brother,
Laughlan Moir Maclean, of Lochbuy, served heir to his
brother 12 April, 1663. He ra. a dau. of MacLean, of Torloisk.
and had three sons, Murdoch Gig, m. a dau. of Sir Hugli
Campbell, of Calder; John, m. a dau. of Macdougal, of Lorn ;
and Hector. Lauchlan d. in the end of the reign of King
Charles II., and his two elder sons having predeceased hiai
s. p., was s. by his youngest and only surviving son.
Hector Maclean, of Lochbuy, m. Margaret, dau. of Camp-
bell of Lochnell, and (with four daus.) had four sons,
Murdoch, his heir, m. Anne, dau. of Sir Hugh Campbell, of
Calder, and had four daus. The eldest was to. to Donald
Campbell, of Airds, but d. without male issue, 1727. He
was A', by his brother,
John, who ra. a dau. of Macdougal, of Lorn, and had a son,
Lauchlan, m. a dau. of Macdougal, of Lorn, by whom he
had, with a dau., a son, Hector, who d. uniii, soon alter his
father.
Allan, who m. and had several sons, all of whom predeceased
him, except John, who s. to Lochbuy on the death, unm.,
of his kinsman. Hector. This John m. a dau. of Don.ild
Maclean, of Browlas, and sister of Sir Alan JlaclcMn, of
Morvern, and by her had (with two daus., Isabella and
Catherine) a son, Archibald.
Lauchlan, whose descendant now represents the family. Th.'s
Lacchlan Maclaine, to. Flora, dau. of Macquarie of Chu,
and, with other issue, was father of
Murdoch Maclaine, ra. 14 Feb. 17SG, Jane, dau. of John
Campbell, Esq. of Airds, and sister of Sir John Campbell,
Bart, of Ardnamurchan, and had issue,
Murdoch, of Lochbuy.
John, 6. 1792, killed in action in Ceylon, 14 Jan. ISIS.
Jane. Margaret. Flora. Elizabeth. PhODbC.
Catherine. Henrietta. Mary. Jane-Jarvis.
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AC
TUE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
The eldest son,
MraoocH Maclatne, Tsri. of Lochbuy, b. 1 Aug. 1791, J. P.
and D.L., m. 7 April, 1813, Christian, eldest dau. of Donald
Slaclcan, Esq., and d. 20 Aug. 1844, leaving issue,
Murdoch, d. 7 Aug. 1850. Ponald, late of Lochbuy.
John Campbell. Allen, deceased.
Alexander, m. Marian Palmer Sands.
Lilias. Jane.
Elizabeth Henrietta, m. Dr. Mackenzie.
Marianne. Mai'garct Maxwell, d. 5 Feb. ISGl.
The 2nd son,
Donald Maclaine, Esq. of Lochbuy, J. P. and D.L., b.
2G Oct. 1816; m. 23 Oct. 1844, Emilie Guillaumine, 3rd dau. of
Charles Anthoine Vincent, Esq., and has issue,
MnRDocH Gillian, now of Lochbuy.
Anthoine, 6. 3 No7. 1846.
Emilie Guillaumine, to. 28 Jan. 1869, Frederick Campbell,
Esq., R.A., 3rd son of Sir John Campbell, Bart, of Ardna-
murchan.
Eosa Elizabeth, m. 17 July, 1874, William McBean Rankine,
Esq. of Dudhopc, Dundee, 2nd son of .lohn Campbell, Esq.
of ICilberry, co. Argyll. Christian Sarah.
He d. 12 Oct. 1863.
.i^j-m.s— Quarterly : l.^t, arg., a lion rampant gu. ; 2nd, az., a
tower arg. ; 3rd, or, a dexter arm coupcd in fess gu., the hand
holding a cross-crosslet fitchee az. ; 4th, or, a lymphad ppr. in
base vert a salmon naiant ppr. Crest — A battle-axe in pale in
front of a laurel and a cypress branch in saltier all ppr.
Motlo — Vincere vel mori.
Seat — Lochbuy House, Oban, co. Argyll.
EEACIiAINE OP KYNETOl^'.
Maclaine, William Osborne, Esq. of Kynelon,
Thornbury, co. Gloucester, J. P. and D.L., M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law, b. 6 March, 1818 ; m. 25 April,
1849, Anna, eldest dau. and only surviving cliild of
John Thurburn, Esq. of MurLlc, co. Aberdeen, and
has issue,
' I. Hector, Lieut. K.A., &. 24 Nov. 1851.
II. John Thurburn, 6. 2 July, 1853.
I. Elizabeth Marie.
fLtlTCntlP.— This is a branch of the Scottish family of
Maclaine of Lochbuy.
GiLLEAN Maclaine, Esq., who resided at Scalasdale, in the
Island of Mull, d. 23 Nov. 1788, aged 64. He m. 1771, Marie,
eldest dau. of Lachlan Macquarie, of Macquarie and of Ulva
("chief of Ulva's Isle") the last of a long line of chiefs of that
ancient clan, and by her (who d. 25 Jan. 1840, aged 98) had,
besides six daus., six sons,
Allan, 6. 6 Aug. 1772 ; d. 21 Nov. 1843 ; to. Marjory, dau. of
Angus Gregorson, Esq. of Ardtornish, by whom he had two
sons, Gillean, a Merchant in Java, lost at sea ; and Angus
(Rev.).
Archibald (Sir), b. 13 Jan. 1777, Gen. in the army, K.C.B.,
late Col. 52nd foot, a distinguished officer, best known for
his gallant defence of Fort Matagorda, near Cadiz, 1810,
■when a Capt. of the 94th ; to. 1823, Elizabeth, dau. of Capt.
Brydges, 4th Dragoons; and d. 9 March, 1861.
Murdoch (twin with his brother Archibald), Capt. 20th foot,
the only British officer killed at the batile of Maida, 1806.
John, 6. 16 June, 1778, Major 73rd foot, killed at Waterloo.
Hector, d. when six months old.
Hectoe, b. 20 June, 1785, of whom we treat.
The last-named,
Hectou Maolaine, Esq., Col. in the army, served in North
and South America, the West Indies, and in the Peninsula,
■with great distinction, in Lord Hill's division, having been
present at the battle of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Tou-
louse, (fee, in command of the light infantry in Sir John liyng's
brigade. He to. 1816, Martha, only child and heir of William
Osborne, Esq. of Kyneton, whose ancestors possessed lands
there from the time of Edward II., and had lived at Kyneton
since the reign of Elizabeth, when the present house was
built. By this lady. Col. Maclaine had an only child, the
present Willia.m Osborne ^Iaclaine, Esq. of Kyneton. Col.
Maclaine, who was a Magistrate for co. Gloucester, d. 15 Jan.
1847.
Arms — Quarterly: Lst, arg., a lion rampant gu. ; 2nd, az., a
tower arg. ; 3rd, or, a dexter hand coupcd in fcss gu. holding
a cross-crosslet fitchee az. ; 4th, arg., a lymphad ppr., her sails
furled, in base in the sea vert a salmon nai.-int ppr. Crest —
A Lochaber axe erect between two Iiranches of laurel and
cypress all ppr. Moltn — Vincere vtl mori.
Heat — Kyneton, Thornbury, co. Gloucester.
MACLEAN OF AKDGOUR.
Maclean, Alexander Thomas, Esq. of Ardgomr,
CO. Argyll, Bengal C.S., b. 1 April, 1835 ; m. 1875,
Philippa, dau. of the late William Stephens Dieken,
Esq., Eengal Medical Service, and has a dau. b. 17
May, 1878.
iLtUCitCIC.— The IMacleans of Ardgour, descended from
the famous Gillean ni Tuoidh, are a family of great antiquity
in North Britain. Their immediate ancestor, ,
Allan Maclean, the 10th Maclean of Ardgour, to. Anne, I
dau. of Sir Ewen Cameron, of Lochiel, and was father of
John Maclean, of Ardgour, m. the dau. of Allan MacLachlin,
Esq. of Corry, and had a son and heir, i
Hdgii Maclean, of Ardgour, m. 1763, Elizabeth, dau. of
Alexander Iloustoun, Esq. of Jordan Hill, and by her (who m.
2ndly, John Campbell, Esq., brother of Sir Islay Campbell,
1st Bart, of Succoth) had a son and dau.,
Alexander, his heir. ™
Anna, m. Donald Maclean, Esq. of Kingerloch. ]■
Mr. Maclean d. 1768, and was s. by his son,
Alexander Maclean, Esq. of Ardgour, Col. of the Argyll-
shire Militia, D.L., 13th Maclean of Ardgour in direct succes-
sion, b. 16 April, 1764; in. 10 July, 1793, Lady Margaret Hope,
dau. of John, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun (by the Lady Elizabeth
Melville his wife, dau. of Alexander, 7th Earl of Leven and 5th
Earl of Melville), and by her (who was b. 24 June, 1772,
and d. 16 Sept. IS3I) had issue,
I. Hugh, d. in infancy. J
II. John Hugh, of the Scotch Bar, d. umn. 1825.
in. Archibald, Capt. R.N., a. unvi. 1832.
IV. Alexander, late of Ardgour.
V. Henry Dundas, of Laznnby Hall, Cumberland, Col. in tho
army, J.P., High Sheriff 1848, m. 1841, Eleanor, dau. of
the Rev. J. Dacre Carlyle, Chancellor of Carhslc, and
Claimant of the title of Lord Carlyle, of Torthorwald, in
Scotland; and d. 1803.
VI. James Charles, Bengal Military Service, to. Jane, dau. of
Major Hall, E.I. Co.'s Service; d. 1829, leaving two daus»,
Elizabeth Mary, and Margaret Jane.
VII. Charles Hope, Barrister-at-Law, m. 1836, Caroline Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of C. Beckford Long, Esq.; and d. 1839,
leaving two daus., Elizabeth Hope, and Caroline Henrietta.
viii. Thomas, of the Madras Military Service, d. 1840.
IX. William, Commander E.N., m. 1838, Elizabeth Mary,
dau. of T. M. Charter, Esq., and as.sumed the surname of
GnNSTON before his patronymic, in compliance with the will
of his wife's maternal grand-uncle, Sir Thomas Gunston,
Knt. of Upcott House, Somerset. He d. 1851, and his wife
1855. He left issue, William Gunston; Allan ; and Frances
Margaret.
s. George, Col. R.A., to. 1842, Amelia Jane, dau. of Gen.
Sir Colin Campbell, G.C.B., Governor of Ceylon.
XI. Robert, d. warn. 1835.
XII. Peter, Col. R.A., m. 1841, Elizabeth, dau. of Lieut.- j
Gen. Sir Henry Somerset, K.C.B. and K.H., Commander-.
in-Chief, Bombay, and great-granddau. of Henry, 5th Duke j
of Beaufort, and has,
1 Allen Henry, K.A.
2 Henry Eardley, R.A.
3 John Hugh.
4 Charles Hope Adrian.
1 Margaret Ann.
2 Louisa Charlotte.
3 Elizabeth Frances.
I. Elizabeth Margaret.
II. Charlotte Margaret, d. unm. 1824.
Col. Maclean d. 8 Sept. 1855, and was s. by his fourth son, '
Alexander Maclean, Esq. of Ardgour, J. P., 6. 11 Feb.
1749; TO. 14 Feb. 1833, Helen Jane Hamilton, eldest dau. of
Major-Gen. Sir John Dalrymple, 5th Bart, of North Berwick,
by Charlotte his wife, dau. of Sir Patrick Warrender, Bart,,
and had issue,
I. Alexander Thomas, now of Ardgour.
II. John Dalrymple, Bengal C.S., 6. 15 May, 1836.
He d. 1872.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st, arg., alion rampant gu.; 2nd, az., a
castle triple-towered arg. with flags displayed gu. ; 3rd, or, a
dexter hand couped f essways gu. holding a crosslet fitchee az. ;
4 th, or, a galley her sails furled sa. flag gu. on a sea vert a
salmon naiant arg. Crtst — A battle-axe erect in pale crossed
by a branch of laurel and cypress in saltier all ppr. Motto—
Altera mcrccs.
Seat — Ardgour House, Ardgour, co. Argyll. , ;,
co<
MACLEAN OF PENNYCROSS.
Maclean, Archibald John, Esq. of Ponnycross,
. Argyll, J.P., b. 6 March, 181.3,- s. his father
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1037
187G; m. 18S3, Isabella Alexandrina, dau. of M.
Henri Theodore Simon, and widow of Charles
Grriswold, Esq. of Manilla, and has issue,
Julian Abciiibald, b. 1873; Charles Alexander IIusli, 6.
1874; Nonuan llcary, 6. 1377; and IsabelJulict.
ILtUrnCIC.— This branch of the House of Morvcrn derives
from John Uncn, 1st Maclean of Morvcrn, '.ind son of the 1st
Hector Moir, Lord of Uuart, by Marj-, dau. of Macdonald of
Islay. John Dubh was thrice married ; by his '2nd wife,
Catharine, dau. of John Campbell, he had Allan, of Ardornish,
the warlike and constant follower of Sir Lachlan Mor. He
m. Una, dau. of the Chieftain of the Clan Ian, or Macdonald
of Ardnamurchan, and by her was father of Lachlan, of
Calpary, who was twice married; by his 2nd wife, Anne, dau.
of John of ToUermald, son of the 7 th Maclean of Coll, he had
a son, Allan, of GrulUve, who m. Una, dau. of the Chief of
the Macquaries and of Anne 5Iacdonald, sister of the cele-
brated Sir Alexander Macdonald, the gallant companion of
Montrose, by her he had, Chakles, of Kilunaig and Penny-
cross, in. Marianne, sister of Donald of Tarbct, afterwards 5th
Maclean of Torloisk, by whom he was father of
Alexander Maclean, of Pcnnycross, J. P. and D.L., m.
1760, Una, dau. of MacGillivray, of Penny-Ghail, by whom
(who d. 1807) he had one son, Archibald, and a dau., Catha-
rine, m. Major Donald Maclean, of the Fioyal Scots regt.;
d. 1786. The son,
Abchibald Maclean, of Pennycross, J. P. and D.L., Major
3rd regt. of Argyllshire Fenciblcs, b. 1761. He m. Alicia,
dau. of Hector Maclean, of Toven, co. Argyll, and by her
(who was 6. 1760 ; and d. 1840) left issue,
Alexander, late of Pennycross.
Allan Thomas, Lieut.-Gen. in the army, served in the 13th
Light Dragoons throughout the Peninsular war, and at
Waterloo, 6. May, 1793: m. .Sept. 1843, Agnes, dau. of \Yil-
liam Furlong, of Welshot, co. Lanark,
t/barles James, Lieut, in the army, was at \Yaterloo, and
subsequently served in India, where he died.
John, Lieut, in the 2nd West India regt., commanded by his
maternal uncle. Col. Maclean, and fell a victim to the
climate of the West Indies.
Hector, a Merchant in London, d. 1834.
Lauchlan, Lieut, in theCe-sion Rifle Corps, d. 1820.
Archibald Donald, Dep. -Commissary-Gen. at Ii'>nnuda, '
1870. Mary, d. xi.,im. 1*37. Juliana, d. 1874.
Mr. Maclean d. Feb. 1830. His eldest son, ,
Alexander Maclean, E^q. of Pennycross, co. Artjyll, '/.
8 May, 1701; m. 6 Au^. 1840, Charlotte Brodie, dau. of John
Maclean, Esq. of Elrick, by Margaret his wife, dau. of Sinolle:
Telfer, of Bonhill, co. Renfrew, and had issue,
I. Archibald John, now of Pennycross.
n. Allan Thom.as Lockhart, 6. Jan. 18.t1.
I. Alicia, III. 1872, to Reginald Phillipps, Esq., and d. 1375.
n. Charlotte Una Brodie, m. D. J. Anderson, Esq.
in. Mary Frances.
He d. 1576.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st, ar.?., a rock gu.; 2nd. arcr., a dexter
hand fessways couped gu., holding a cross-crosslet litchiie in
paleaz. ; 3rJ, or, a lymphad sa. ; 4th, arg., a salmon naianc
ppr. and in chief two eagles affrontee gu. CrcU — .\. battle-axe
erect in pale crossed by a branch of laurel and cypress in
saltier all ppr. Mottoes — Under the arms, Virtue mins houoar ;
above the crest, Altern merces.
iSeat— Permycross House, Bonessan, co. Argyll.
of Ditnstaffnage Castle. This John Maclean (father of Isabella)
was married to Florence Maclean, of Incrscadell, whose
mother, Mary Maclean, of Ardgour, was granddau. of the
celebrated chief, Sir Ewen Cameron, of Locbicl. Capt. Joha
JIaclean's son,
Alexander Campbell Maclean, Esq. of Haremerc Hall,
Sussex, m. 16 Aug. 1825, Mary Elizabeth Travers, representa-
tive of the Travers' family of Fairfield, Devon; and d. 14 Oct.
1864, having had issue,
Henry Travers, Capt. in the Bombay Indian army, m. Mari-
anne, dau. of Capt. Donald Maclean, 2nd (iueen's, and (/.
22 Jan. 1863, leaving issue a posthumous son, UE^RT
Travers.
John Lauchlan, now of Haremerc.
George F'rancis, m. Sophia, dau. of Capt. Cole, late 21st
F'usiliers, and had issue, Alxcander Henry Herbert ; Mar-
garet Gavin ; Emilie F'ordycc ; and Rosalie Abbe.
Alexander. Hector Coll. Morgan.
Adelaide Owen, m. Lieut.-Col. Edward H. Fisher, R.A.
^rm.s— Quarterly : 1st, or, a rock ppr. ; 2nd, arg., a dexter
hand couped in fess gu., holding a cross-crossltt titchce az. ;
3rd, az., a galley sails furled sa. and a flag gu. ; 4th, arg.,
in chief two eagles' heads erased and affrontee gu., in base a
salmon naiant ppr. Crest — A Lochaber axe in pale crossed by
a branch of laurel and cypress — Altera Merces. Motto — Virtus
durissima terit.
Seat — Uaremcre Hall, Hurst Green, Sussex.
MACLEAN OP EAUEMERE HALL.
Maclean, John Lauchlan, Esq. of Haremere
Hall, and Lundsford, Sussex, b. 20 Feb. 1828 ; m.
Jan. 1858, Mary, dau. of Henry Huttleston, of Js'ew
Bedford, Massachusetts, U.S. America, and has issue,
I. Lauchlan Perceval, 6. 24 May, 1862.
II. Cameron Travers. b. 28 June, 18C5.
III. Edmund Henry, 6. 18 Oct. 1866.
IV. Hector George, 6. 20 Aug. 18G8.
t. Mary Kate. ii. Annie Travers. in. Lilian Gray.
itt'lTCajC. — Mr. Maclean claims descent, through the
families of Maclean of Coll and Maclean of Ardgour, from
Gillean na Tuoidh, or Gillean of the Battle Axe.
Capt. John Maclean (brother of Lieut.-Col. Lauchlan
Maclean, Deputy-Governor of the Tower, and 2nd son of Donald
Maclean, by Florence, dau. of Rev. Archibald Maclean, Minister
of Ross in Mull) was of the Coll line of the Macleans, lie
served abroad in the Royals, and then in the Argyll Fenciblcs.
i He m. Isabella, dau. of John Maclean, of the family of Maclean
of Borreray, by his wife Isobclle, sister of Donald Campbell,
MACLEOD OF MACLEOD.
MACLEOD, NoEMAN, of Macleod, 22nd Chief,
J.P. and D.L., b. 18 July, 1812 ; m. 15 July, 1837,
Hon. Louisa Barbara St. John, only dau. of the
13th, and sister of the 14th, Lord St. John, of
Bletsoe, and has issue,
I. Xorman Magnus, Capt. 74th Highlanders, 6. 27 July, 1839.
II. Torquil Olave, 6. 10 Aug. 1841 ; d. 3 Sept. 1S57.
III. Reginald, b. 1 Feb. 1847; m. 17 April, 1877, Agnes Mary
Cecilia, eldest dau. of the Right Hon. Sir Stafford North-
cote, Bart., M.P.
IV. Roderic Charles, 6. 18 April, 1852.
I. Louisa Cecilia, in. IS Dec. ISCO, John Moyer Heathcote,
Esq., eldest son of John Moyer Heathcote, Esq. of Coning-
ton Castle, Hunts.
iltlTf age— Olave Olois, King of Man and the Isles, who
d. 1237, kit, by his 1st wife, three sons, Hakuld, Reginald,
and Magnus, who all successively enjoyed the kingdom of
Man, which terminated in 1265, by the surrender made of the
sovereignty by Magnus, King of Xorway, to Alexa>"Der III.
of Scotland; and in the same year, SIagnus, the last King of
Man, died. Olave, by his 3rd wife, Christina, dau. of Farquhar,
Earl of Ross, had three sons, Guin or Gun, of whom the Guns
in Sutherland; Leoid, Loyd, or Leod, of whom the Clan
JIacleod; and Leaimdrish, of whom the Clan Leandrish, m
Ross.
Leod, 2nd son of Olave Olois, cr Olacs V., King of Man
and the Isles, by the Earl of Ross's dau., having been fostered
in the house of Pol, obtained from him the Herries, from
which he (Leod) and his descendants taking their designation,
were, in former times, styled of Herries, Glenclg, and Dun-
vegan. He Td. the dau. of Macraild Armine, a Danish knight,
and by her acquired the lands of Menginish, Bracadale,
Durinish, Lindale, Vaterness, and a part of Trotterness, and
had two sons, Tormode, who succeeded him; and Torquhil,
ancestor of the Macleods of Lewis, whose successors were pos-
sessed of a great estate when forfeited in the reign of King
James VI. Both the families had the surname or patronymic
of Macleod, but were distinguished by the appellation of Shiel
Tormoid, or the descendants of Tormoid, and Shiel Torquhil,
or the descendants of Torquhil, and by the designations of
"Macleod of Herries," and "Macleod of Lewis." The repre-
sentative of the senior line, Macleod of Macleod, temp.
James VI., was.
Sir Roderick Macleod, of Macleod, commonly Rmy More,
or Great Roderick, who d. in the beginning of 1626, leaving
issue by his wife Isabella, dau. of Macdonald of Glengarry, five
sons and five dai's. His eldest son and heir,
John Macleod, of Macleod, surnamcd John More, from his
great size, was a stanch royalist, and received a letter of
thanks from King Charles I., dated at Durham, 2 May, 16S9.
He m. Sibella, dau. of Kenneth, Lord M'Kenzie, of Kiiitail,
and was s. at his decease, 1649, by his eldest son,
Roderick JIacleod, 15th Laird of .Macleod. Ho lii. Margaret,
eldest dau. of Sir John Jl'Kenzie, of Tarbaf, but dying Jan.
1664, without issue, was t. by bis brother,
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MAC
THE LANDED GENTEY.
MAC
JoHS MACLEOD, of Maclcod, who was served heir 11 Aug.
1664. He m. Florence, 2nd dau. of Sir James Macdonald, of
Slate, and was s. at his decease, Aug. 1693, by his eldest son,
KoDEBicK SIacleod, of Maclcod, m. Feb. 1694, Lady Isabella
M'Kenzie, 3rd dau. of Kenneth, Earl of Seaforth, and dying
Aug. 1699, without issue, was s. by his brother,
N0KM.4.N MACLEOD, of Macleod, m. Sept. 1703, Hon. Anne
Frazer, dau. of Hugh, lUhLordLovat, and was s. by his pos-
thumous son,
NoEMAN MACLEOD, 19th Laird of Macleod, vi. 1st, Janet,
dau. of Sir Donald Macdonald, of Slate, and had one son, John,
his successor. He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of William Martin, of
Inchfure, and by her had three daus., Elizabeth, Anne, and
Eich Mary. His only son,
John, ni. Amelia, only dau. of Brodie, of Brodie, Lord Lyon
King of Arms, and dying 7 Jan. 1767, left, with five daus.,
an only son,
KoKJiAs, successor to his grandfather.
Macleod was s. by his grandson,
NoEMAN Macleod, 20th Laird of Macleod, M.P., &. 4 March,
1754, who attained the rank of Gen. in the army, and served
with much distinction in India. He m. 1st, Mary Mackenzie,
of Suddie, and by her (who d. 1782) had a son, Norman, who
d. young; and a dau., Mary, in. Capt. Norman Ramsay. He
m. 2ndly, Sarah, dau. of N. Stackhouse, Esq., Second Member
of Council at Bombay, and by her had,
John Noeman, his successor. •
Sarah, m. Robert Pringle, Esq. of Stitchill, and both d.
soon after.
Amelia, m. Sir J. Pringle, Bart, of Stitchill, deceased.
Anne Eliza, m. 3 July, 1821, Spencer Perceval, Esq., eldest
son of Eight Hon. Spencer Perceval.
He was s. by his eldest son,
John Nokman Macleod, Esq. of Macleod, 6. 1778; m. 16 Nov.
1809, Anne, duu. of John Stephenson, Esq. of Kent, and had
issue,
Nokman, now of Macleod.
Torquil James, d. 28 April, 1821,
Harold John Leod, d. unin. 1846.
Emily Sarah.
Anne Eliza, 7)1. 2 June, 1840. James Ogilvie Fairlie, Esq. of
Williamfield, co. Ayr, and d. 9 Sept. 1844, leaving issue.
Harriette Maria, m. John Campbell, Esq. of Glensaddell, co.
Argyll; d. 14 Jan. 1877, leaving issue.
Eleanor Anne, d. 3 Dec. 1830.
Mary Lowther, m. Eobert Ferguson, Esq., M.D.
Elizabeth Eoma, d. unin. 9 March, 1845.
Arms — Az., a castle triple-towered and embattled avg.,
masoned sa., windows and porch gu. Crest — A bull's head
cabossed sa. between two flags gu. staves of the first. Sv.p-
porttrs — Two lions reguardant gu., each holding a dagger ppr.
Motto — Miirus aheneus.
iSeats— Dunvegan Castle, Isle of Skyc, N.B.
MACLEOD OF CADBOLIi.
Macleod, Robert Betjce J^xeas, Esq. of Inver-
gorden Castle, CO. Ross, and CadboU, co. Cromarty,
J. P. and D.L. co. Ross, Vice- Lieut, co. Cromarty,
Commander R.N., b. 10 May, 1818 ; m. 5 March,
1857, Ellen Augusta, dau. of Sir Jolin Pollard
AVilloughby, Bart., and has issue,
I. EoDERicK WiLLOCGHBT, 6. 29 May, 1858.
II. Torquill. iii. Norman Cranstoun.
II. Cicely Julia.
IV. Olivia EUen.
I. Edith Eliza, d. 30 April, 1860.
in. Ethel Grace.
ILtncaSC.— ^^oiiMAN macleod, 2nd son of Eoderick Mac-
leod, 5th Baron of Lewis, obtained from his father, in patri-
mony, the Barony of Assynt, and d. in the reign of James I.
Ht;GH Macleod, of Cambuscurry (youngest son of Donald
Macleod, 7th Baron of Assynt, tem2y. ChablesI.), m. Christian,
dau. of Walter Ross, of Invercarron, by whom he had two
sons, ANG0S, whose line is extinct; and,
JEneas Macleod, of CadboU and Cambuscurry, m. Margaret,
eldest dau. of Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, of Scatwell, by whom
he had (with three sons) a dau., Frances, m. Eose of Clova.
Mr. Macleod represented co. Cromarty in the Scottish Parlia-
ment, and was one of those who signed the Articles of Union,
1707. He was s. by his eldest son,
Eoderick Macleod, of CadboU, m. 1751, LUias, dau. of
William Mackenzie, of Belmaduthy; and dying 1770, was s.
by his only son,
Robert Becce iENEAs Macleod, Esq. of CadboU, co. Cro-
marty, 6. 23 Jan. 1764, M.P. for Cromarty, and for many years
Lord-Lieut, of that co., m. 27 July, 1784, Elizabeth, dau. of
Alexander Macleod, Esq. of Harris, and had issue (with two
daus., Sophia and Elizabeth Letitia, who both d. ■wnm.)one6on,
I. Roderick, b. 1786, M.P. co. Sutherland, Lord-Lieut, of co.
Cromarty, and Deputy-Lieut, of co. Eoss, m. 1813, Isabella,
dau. of William Cunninghame, Esq. of Lainshaw, co. Ayr,
and left at his decease, 1853 (by her, who d. 15 Dec. 187o,,
two sons and three daus.,
1 Eobert Brdce .^xeas, now of CadboU, and Inver-
gorden Castle. 2 Henry Dunning.
1 Margaret. 2 Elizabetti. 3 Anna Maria.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st, or, a mountain az. inflamed ppr.;
2nd gu., the three legs oi Man ppr. conjoined in the centre at
the upper end of the thigh, flexed in triangle and the .spws
gold ; 3rd, or, a lymphad sa. flags gu. ; 4th, az., a castle triple
towered and embattled arg. masoned sa., windows and portcullis
gu. Crest — The sun in splendour ppr. Mottoes — Above the
crest, Loisgim agus soiUeirghim. Below the antique crown,
Quocunque jeceris stabit.
iSeafs— Invergordon Castle, co. Eoss ; CadboU, co. Cromarty.
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McMICKING OF MILTONISE.
McMiCKiNG, Gilbert, Esq. of Miltonise, co
Wigtown, East India Merchant, London, J.P. foi
CO. Lancaster, 2nd son of Thomas McMicking, ci
Miltonise, and of Jane his wife, youngest dau. o!
John Morin, Esq. of Lagan, co. Dumfries, b. 9 Nov
1823 ; m. 30 April, 1850, Helen, eldest dau. oi
Alexander Macfarlane, Esq. of Thornhill, co. Stir^
ling, and has issue,
I. Thomas George Torrance, &. 4 Dec. 1853.
II. Alexander, b. 17 Jan. 1857.
III. Gilbert, b. 24 March, 1802.
IV. Harry, b. 28 Oct. 1867.
I. Helen Mary, m. 31 May, 1871, Richard Denman, eldes
son of the Hon. Richard Denman.
II. Jane Maitland, m. 5 April, 1877, William Henry Bolton
eldest son of Joseph Cheney Bolton, Esq. of Carbrook, co
Stirling. iii. Catherine.
IV. Annie Margaret. v. Alice. vi. Ethel.
Mr. McMicking represents an old family of Covencn
ters in the south of Ayr and north of Wigton.
Arms — Az., four fleurs-de-lis in cross, the tops to the exterio
of the shield or. Crest — A demi-savage bearing in his dextu
hand an ai-row, and at his back a quiver full ppr. Mottou-
Res non verba, and also. We have done, or, We liae dune.
Reiidence — Prince's Gate, London.
1(1
MACMILLAN
SCOTT OF
See Scott.
WATT CHOP.
McMURRAY OF ROXEOROUGH HOUSI
McMuEEAY, John Ripley, Esq. of Roxboroug
House, CO. Limerick, Lieut. 5th Dragoon Guard:
b. 26 May, 1852 ; s. his father 1874.
ILiltCagC— This family is stated to be a branch of tl
Murrays of Blackbarony. The first of this family who settle
in Ulster, terap. Cuaeles II., was John McMorray, who «
Janet, dau. of Col. Smyth, of co. Cork. From him descendt
M. McMuRRAT, Esq., who m. 1770, Jane Hamilton Martin, ar
by her (who d. 1839) left at his decease, 1814, a son, Jon
McMcBRAT, Esq., who m. 1799, Margaret, dau. of Robert Alio:
Esq., and d. 1850, having by her (who el. 1835) had an on!
son, Robert McMuebat of Roxborough House.
Robert McMurbay, Esq. of Roxborough Ho\ise and Patrick
well, CO. Limerick, .J. P., 6. ISOd; m. 1st, 1838, Sarah Ann
dau. of the late T. Knox Hannyngton, of The Castle, Du'
gannon, by Euphemia Gordon Caulfeild his wife, great-gran
dau. of William, 5rh Baron Charlemont, and maternally grea
granddau. of WiUiam, 6th Viscount Kenmure and Loi
Loeliinvar (who el. 1839); and 2ndly, 1844, Elizabeth Ann
eldest dau. of the late Capt. John W. Hayton, of Greenfic
Abbey, co. Flint (descended, it is stated, from the Hattoss
Castle llaylon, Cumberland) tij 'E.Uza. Leasinby his wife, ai
had issue,
I. John Riplet, now of Roxborough House.
I. Margaret Annie.
II. Kathleen, m. 23 June, 1863, Capt. Willoughby Burd(
Peter Burrcll, o2nd Light Infantry.
Mr. Robert McMurray d. 1874.
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY,
MAC
1039
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant az. on a chief of the second three
mullets pierced of the tield. Crest— A demi-lion rampant
guardant gu. holding a Lochaber axe ppr. and charged ou
the shoulder with a rose arg. Motto — Virtute lideijue.
Scat$ — ItoxhorougU House, co. Limericlt ; and ratrickswcll,
CO. Limerick.
I
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MACNAMAKA OF AYLE.
Macnamaea, Pateice James Dillon, Esq. of
Aylc, CO. Clare, J.P., B.A. T.C.D., late 59th regt.
in which he served many years, and was engaged in
the second China War 1856-59, including the expe-
dition to the White Cloud Mountains, and action
with the "Braves" in June, 1858, also the storming
and capture by escalade of the strongly fortified and
walled city of Namtow on 11 Aug. 1858. Medal
and clasp ; now Lieut.-Col. Queen's Own Light
Infantry Militia; m. 17 March, 1842, Jane Louise
Mary Anne, only child of John Grant, Esq., Capt.
B.N., of Stoke, Devon, and by her (who d. 9 May,
1851) had issue,
I. Dillon Temple John, Commander E.N., 6. 1 Aug. 1843.
II. James Rawdon Thady, 6. 28 Aug. 1847.
III. William Francis, 6. 26 April, lt)51.
I. Louise Henrietta Marian.
JLiUCStJC. — ^The Macnamaras were hereditary Marshals
ofThomond, along with their co-relatives, the O'Briens, and
had, according to tradition, no less than fifty-seven castles and
fortresses in co. Clare.
The pedigree of this very ancient Milesian family is deduced
ty Irish chroniclers from Cassinds, 2nd son of Cas, King of
Thomond, a.d. 402, and younger brother of Blod, the ancestor
of the illustrious House of O'Brien. His direct descendant,
Meanma, who commanded many troops against the Danes,
especially in the memorable Battle of Clontarf, 1014, was
father of Cd-Marba, orCoNMAKBA (herosmaris), who d. 109D,
and from whom is derived the surname Mac Conmara or
Macnamara. His descendant, Mac Con Macnamara, elected
Prince of Glancuillean 1313, was ancestor of the Macnamaras
who were the ancient chiefs or princes of that part of the co.
of Clare which constitutes the Baronies of Bunratty and
Tullagh, and forms the western bank of the Shannon from
Limerick to Killaloe. About the year 1370, tlie family was
divided into two principal branches — Macnamaea Finn, and
Macnamara Beagh.
Maccon Macnamara, Prince or Chief of the whole district,
had two wives, Hannah, dau. of O'Dwyer, of Tipperary, and
Anne, dau. of O'Kelly, of Irnaine, in Roscommon ; by the
former he had Shiodha, or as it is pronounced, Sheedy Mac-
kamaba, on whom he settled West Clan Cuillean. He built
the Abbey of Quin 1402, and his son, Maccon, had a bull (now
in possession of Lieut.-Col. J. D. Macnamara) from the Pope to
enable him to install certain friars minors thereon. In 1433,
Quin Abbey was repaired by Donogli Macnamara, whose
monument may be seen in the north side of the chancel in the
Abbey, and in which vault the Macnamaras of Ayle have for
centuries been buried.
In 1536, Louis Macnamara visited the Papal Court, and was
in the same year appointed to the united Sees of Cork and
Cloyne, by Pope Paul 111. ; but d. in Rome.
In 1585, John Macnamara, son of Tigue, Lord of West Clan
Cuillean, attended the Parliament commenced in Dublin by
Sir John Perrott, commonly called " Perrott's Parliament."
A branch resided at Ballynacraige Castle, of which Bar-
tholomew Macnamara, son of Donogh, had a son, William,
who, marrying Catherine, dau. and heiressof Francis Sarstield,
of Doolcn, CO. Clare, obtained that estate {see Macnamaba of
JhoUn).
Finghin or Flobence Macnamara, 2nd son of Shiodha or
Sheedy, before mentioned, had the estate of Kosroe, and lived
at the Castle of Banna. His great-grandson,
FiNGiN or Florence, of Rosroe, (/. 1 May, 1602, leaving, by
Honora his wife, dau. of Turlough O'Brien, of Ballymacashel,
a son, Shiodha. His great-grandson, Teige or Tuadt Mac-
namaba, who raised a company of infantry for King James II.,
with which he garrisoned the Castle of Clare, removed his
residence from the Castle of Banna to that of Ayle, and dying
without issue, was s. by his brother,
John Macnamaba, Esq., an officer in the Spanish service. By
his wife, a dau. of Burke, of Tyaquin, co. Galway, he had three
sons, Thady, his heir, of Ayle, who d. s. p. ; De.sis, of whom
presently ; and James, of Ayle. The 2nd son,
Denis Macnamaba, Esq., m. Miss Wilson, of Eelvoir, co.
Clare, and had two sons, Thadt, and John, of whom the latter
d. v.nm. The elder,
Tiiady Macnamaba, Esq. of Dublin, in. Narcissa, dau. of
Bartholomew Dillon, F.sq., M.D., and had issue, Dillon, his
heir; Rawdon, President of tlie Royal Coll. of Surgeons,
Dublin, deceased; and Louisa, ju. Francis Pratt Smith, Esq.
of Larkfield, co. Westmeath, J. P. The elder son,
Dillon Macnamaba, Esq. of Keilty, co. Clare, and Birchfield,
CO. Dublin, m. 1809, Charlotte, dau. of Alexander Campbell,
Esq., only son of Licut.-Gen. Colin Campbell, of Inveraw, co.
Argyll, and by her (who d. 26 Aug. 1865) had issue,
Connell Wilkins, m. Hester, dau. of Henry John Carey,
Esq. of Carysfort, co. Dublin, and had a son, Richard
Francis, and a dau., Agnes Jane. He perished at sea.
Patrick Dillon James (called James Dillon), of Ayle.
Agne-s Jane, ra. Francis Beetham, Esq. of Bowdens, Teign-
inouth, Devon, who d. 17 Sept. 1853, leaving issue, Dillon,
late 54th and 92nd regts., 6. 16 July, 1»34; Mary, m. Aug.
1853, F. Hodgkinson (novr Montague) Capt. 4th Hus.'-ars,
and d. Dec. 1Mb. Agnes Jane Beetham d. 23 July, 1864.
Charlotte, m. Henry George Conroy, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Grena-
dier Guards, 2nd son of Sir John Conroy, Bart., and d.
5 May, 1843. Marianne.
Mr. Macnamara d. 22 Nov. 183S.
Arms — Gu., a lion rampant arg. in chief two spears" heads or.
Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a naked arm grasping a
scimitar all ppr., as appears on family vault in Quin Abbey.
Motto — Firmitas in co-lu.
Seat — Ajle, TuUa, co. Clare.
ITACNAMAIIA OF DOOLEN.
Macnamaea, Henry Valentine, Esq. of Doolen
and Ennistymon House, co. Clare, b. 14 Eeb. 1861 ;
s. his father 27 June, 1873.
iLtltra CJC. — This is a branch of the ancient Milesian family
of Macnamara of co. Clare, which was resident at Ballynu-
cragie Castle (see preceding Memoir).
Babtholomew Macnamaba, Esq. of Muraghin, Barony of
Burren, co. Clare, son of Donogh, 6. at Ballynacraige, 1685;
m. Dorothy, dau. of William Brock, Mayor of Gahvay, and was
father of
WiLLLAM Macnamaba, Esq. of Doolen, b. 1714; who, marrying
Catharine, dau. and heir of Francis Sarsiield, Esq. of Doolen,
CO. Clare (of the distinguished House of Sarsfield of Lucan, of
which was the gallant Sarsfield, Earl of Lucan, leinp. James II.;,
became possessed of that estate, and had a son and successor,
Fbancis Macnamaba, Esq. of Doolen, 6. 1750 ; to. Jane,
dau. of George Stamer, Esq. of Carnelly, co. Clare, by Honor
his wife, dau. of Christopher O'Brien, Esq. of Ennistymon, and
Mary his 2nd wife, dau. of Sir Randal MacDonnell, Bart. By
Jane his wife, Mr. Macnamara had issue,
William Ncgent, his heir.
Richard, late 20th Dragoons, m. Mrs. Peyton, widow of Col.
Peyton, and sister and co-heir of George Nugent Reynolds,
Esq. George. Francis. John.
Burton (Sir), 'Admiral R.N., of Tromeroe, co. Clare, J. P.,
b. 1794; rn. 1832, Jane, dau. of Daniel Gabbett, Esq. of
Strand, co. Limerick, and d. s. p. 1876.
Honoria, d. unm. Dora, ra. William Calcutt, Esq.
The son and heir,
W1LLIA.M Nugent Macnamaba, Esq. of Doolen, M.P. for
Clare, b. 1775; in. 1798, Susannah, dau. and eventually co-heir
of the Hon. Mathias Finucane, Justice of the Common Pleas
in Ireland (by Anne his wife, dau. of Edward O'Brien, Esq. of
Ennistymon, by Susannah his wife, only dau. and heir of
Henry O'Brien, Esq. of Blatherwycke), and had issue,
Feancis, his heir.
Jane, d. unm.
Susan, m. Robert Mansergh, Esq. and d. leaving issue.
Honor, m. Edmund Armstrong, Esq. of Willowbank, and
d. s. p.
Matilda, ra. Gerald O'Conor, Esq., and d. leaving issue.
Louisa, in. Samuel VignoUcs, Esq.
Major Macnamara d. 1856. His son,
Francis Macnamaea, Esq. of Doolen and Ennistymon House,
Capt. 8th Hussars, M.P. for Ennis, Lieut.-Col. Clare Miliiia,
J. P. and D.L., ra. 11 March, 1860, Helena Herbert, dau. of
WiUiam M'Dermott, Esq., and had issue,
I. Henry Valentine, now of Doolen.
u. William James, 6.11 Jan. 1863.
I. Frances Susan.
He d. 27 June, 1873.
1040
MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
Arms, Crest, £c., see MacNamaea of AyU.
S';«{s— Doolen and Ennistymon House, co. Clare. Town
Residence— GO, Eaton Square, London, S.W.
MACNAMAHA OF CADDINGTON HALL.
Macxamaea, Aethue, Esq. of Caddington Hall,
Herts, and Clieveralls, Beds, J.P. and D.L., late
Capl. Beds MiUtia, b. 23 Sept. 1829 ; m. 29 Sept.
1854, Lady Sophia Eliza Hare, 3rd dau. of William,
2iid JEarl of Listowel.
3LinCHQt. — This family claims descent from the ancient
House of Macnamaraof Clare.
Aethue JIacnamaea, of Llangoed Castle, Brecknockshire,
son of John Macnamaba, of Llangoed Castle, Col. West-
minster regt. of Middlesex Militia, and M.P. (by Mary his
wife, dau. and heir of Arthur Jones, Esq. of Llangoed Castle),
r,i. Anne, dau. of William Lee, Esq., and heiress of John Pedley,
Esq. of Caddington Hall, and had issue,
Aethue, now of Caddington Hall.
John, twin with Arthur, m. 12 April, 1860, Sarah, eldest dan.
of Edward Xaylor Vickers, Esq. of Tapton Hall, Sheffield,
and has Arthur, and other issue.
Anne Mary, ni. Uaron Adelswiird, Minister of Sweden in
Paris.
Elizabeth, m. Count Ernest de Eotalier, of Chateau de
Eotalier, par Beaufort, dcpartement du Jura, France.
Seats — Caddington Hall, near Market Street, Herts; and
Cheveralls, near Dunstable, Beds.
BIcNEILL OF GIGHA.
McNeill, Jony Caestaies, Esq. of Colonsay,
N.B., Col. in the army, V.C, C.M.a., Equerry to
the Queen, b. 29 March, 1831.
JLtltCSQC. — This family of McXeills is descended from a
common ancestor with the McNeills of Taynish, of Gigha,
and of Gallachallie.
ToBQuiLLE McXeill, of Taynish, Keeper of Castle Sween,
ante 1449, had two sons, Neill and Hectob.
Xeill McNeill, who s. his father, d. s. p., and was s. by
his brother,
Hectoe McNeill, who d. about 1473, leaving a son,
Neill McNeill, who s. his father, and was s. by his son,
Neill McNeill, who had two sons, Neill, ancestor of the
McNeills of Tarnish and of Gigha ; and John Dig, ancestor
of the McNeills of Gallackallie, of CouctTonon, and of dear,
tbc, afterwards of Colonsay. The 2nd son,
John Oig McNeill, had two sons,
Donald, ancestor of the McNeills nf Gallachallie.
Malcolm Beg, ancestor of the McNeills of Arichonan,
and McNeills of Crcar, cCc, afterwards c/ i'olonsay.
The 2nd son,
JLiLcoLM Beg McNeill, had a son Neill Oig McNeill, who
had three sons, 1 Malcolm, of Arichonan ; 2 John, afterwards
of Arichonan; 3 Donald, of Crear, &c. The 3rd son,
Donald McNeill, of Crear, <fec., 5)1. Mary, dau. of Lachlan
McNeill, of Tirfeargus, and, 1700, acquired from Archibald,
Duke of Argyll, the Islands of Colonsay and Oronsay in
escliange for his lands of Crear, Diimdrishaig, and others.
He was s. by bis son,
Malcolm McNeill, of Colonsay and Oronsay, m. Barbara,
dau. of Campbell, of Dunstaffnage, and had two sons,
I. Donald, of Colonsay and Oronsay, who acquired also the
estate of Ardlussa, in the island of Jura; m. Miss McNeill,
of Belfast, and had a son, Archibald, who succeeded him in
the estates of Colonsay and Ardlussa, m. 1796, Lady Geor-
giana Anne Forbes, dau. of George, 5th Earl of Granard,
and sold the estates of Colonsay and Ardlussa to his cousin,
John McNeill, Esq.
u. Alexander, of Orcns.ny, m. Mary, dau. of Alex.McDougall,
of McDougall, Chief of that Clan, and had six sons,
1 John, of Oronsay, who acquired the estates of Colonsay
and Ardlussa from his cousin, Archibald, as above.
2 Malcolm, of the H.E.I.Co.'s naval service.
3 James, M.D. and Inspector of Hospitals.
4 Donald, Lieut.-Col. in the army.
5 Alexander, d. early. 6 Archibald, Lieut. K.N.
The eldest son,
John McNeill, Esq. of Colonsay, Oronsay, and Ardlussa, 5.
1707 ; m. Hester, dau. of Duncan McNeill, Esq. of Dunmore,
by whom (who d. June, 1843; he h.ad, with daus., six sons,
Alexandee, of Colonsay, Oronsay, and Ardlussa, b. 1791,
acquired the estate of Gigha, and sold the Islands of
Colonsay and Oronsay to his next brother, Duncan, and d.
1850.
Duncan, 6. 1793, acquired in 1S4S, by purchase from his
brother, Alexander, the ancestral estates of Colonsay and
Oronsay, and was created Baeon Colonsay (see Bubke's
Peerage).
John (Sir), G.C.B., P.C., D.C.L., 6. 1795, formerly Envoy
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Persia, K.L.S.
of Persia of the first class; m. 1st, 1814, Innes, 4th dau, 1
of George Robinson, Esq. of Clormiston, Midlothian, who
d. 1816 ; 2ndly, 1823, EUzabeth, 4th dau. of John Wilson,
Esq., which lady d. 1868 ; and 3rdly, 26 Aug. 1870, Lady
Emma Augusta Campbell, dau of John, 7th Duke of 1
Argyll.
Malcolm, Lieut.-Col. and Brigadier H.E.I.Co.'s cavalry, 1
Guvemor of Vellore, Military Commandant of Arcot, fell
leading the attack on Frome, 1852.
Archibald, h. 1803, Writer to the Signet, one of the Principal i
Clerks of Session, formerly Director of Chancery. '
Forbes, of the H.E.I.Co.'s naval service, afterwards Mei>
chant in London, d. 1843.
John McNeill d. Feb. 1846. His eldest son,
Alexandee McNeill, Esq. of Colonsay, b. 17 Jan. 1791 ; m.
24 June, 1830, Anne Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of John
Carstairs, Esq. of Stratford Green, Essex, and Warboys, CO.
Huntingdon, and had issue.
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McNeill of craigdunn.
McNeill, Edmund, Esq. of Craigdunn and
Cushendun, co. Antrim, J. P., b. Nov. 1821 ; m.
June, 1851, Mary, eldest dau. of Alexander Miller,
Esq. of Ballycastle, co. Antrim, late Treasurer of
that CO., by Jane his wife, dau. of Alexander
McNeUe, Esq. of Ballycastle, J.P., and has surviving
issue,
I. Ronald John, ") . , „» , ., ,„„.
„ ., „ ,' ( twins, 6. 30 April, 1861.
II. Torquil Hugh, J ' " '
I. Annie Charlotte Lavinia. 11. Mary 'Violet.
JLtnCajP. — Lachlan McNeill, of Terfergus, co. Argyll,
4th son of Torquil McNeill, the Chief of the Clan Taynish,
ra. 1st, Mary McNeill, of Colonsay, and had a large family.
Their 3rd son,
Neill McNeill, settled in the co. Antrim, and m. Rose
Stuart, of Garry, same co., and had issue. Their eldest son,
Lachlan McNeill, m. Jane McNaughten, of Benvarden, co.
Antrim, and had several children. The eldest son,
Neill McNeill, of Cushendun, co. Antrim, m. Christian
Hamilton, of Londonderry, and their eldest son,
Edmund McNeill, of Cushendun, 911. Elizabeth Hamilton,
of Londonderry, and was father of
Edmund Alexander McNeill, of Cushendun, &. 1787 ; w.
1817, Rose, eldest dau. of Alexander McNeill, J.P. of Bally
John Cabstaies, now of Colonsay.
Alexander, late Bengal Engineers, 6. 24 Feb. 1834; m. 1859,
Mary, dau. of Col. Leighton, and has issue.
Duncan, late Capt. Royal Scots Greys, Chief Constable of
the West Riding of Yorkshire, b. 10 July, 1836 ; m. June,
1861, Fanny Charlotte Emma, dau. of Admiral Sir Charles
Talbot, K.C.B., of the noble House of Shrewsbury, and has
issue.
Malcolm, of North Manor Place, Edinburgh, late 78th
Highlanders, Inspector under the Poor Law Board of Scot-
land, 6. 15 Nov. 1839 ; m. 1st, 1 Jan. 1863, Clara Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Buchanan, Esq. of Ardoch, by whom he
had issue,
1 Duncan, h. 19 Aug. 1864.
2 Donald Buchanan, b. Nov. 1869: d. Aug. 1872.
1 Hester Mary, b. Oct. 1865; d. Oct. 1870.
2 Helen Eva Forbes, b. 1 Nov. 1867.
He ra. 2ndly, 18 April, 1871, Susan Carruthers, dau. of
Archibald M'Neill, Principal Clerk of Session of Edinburgh,
by whom he had further issue,
3 Neill Archibald, 6. 19 Feb. 1878.
3 Ina Erskine, 6. 4 Sept. 1874.
Cecil Anne, d, unra.
Helen, m. 1861, Alexander E. C. Streatfcild, Esq. cf Charts
Edge, Kent. Hester Mary, d. young.
Alexander McNeill, of Colonsay, acquired Gigha, the an-
cient possession of his clan. He d. June, 1851.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., a lion rampant arg. ; 2nd,
arg., a sinister hand couped fessways in chief gu. in base
wavy az. a salmon naiant of the first; 3rd, or, a galley sa., her
oars in saltire gu. on a chief of the second three mullets of the
first; the whole within a bordure erm. Crest — A mailed ana
and hand holding a d:igger ppr. Motto — Vincere aut mori.
<Seai— Gigha, Tayinluan, co. Argyll.
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MAC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAC
1041
oastle, by his wife Mary, only dau. of John McNeale, J. P. of
Culresheskin, and d. 186S, having had issue,
I. Edmund, now of Craisdunn and Cushcndun.
II. Daniel Alexander, Capt. M.N.I. , b. 10 June, 1825; m.
10 'Feb. 18.')7, Anna Maria Sarah, eldest dau. of Sir
Franeis Astley, 2nd bart. of Everlcy, Wilts, and has issue,
Ada JIary.
III. Hector Frederick, 6. July, 1827; d. April, 1831.
I. Mary.
II. Elizabeth, m. 1?43, Adolphus Turner, Esq., 2nd son of Sir
Hillgrove Turner, and has one son, Hillgrove Adolphus.
HI. Jane, d. 1810.
IV. Rose .\nne, m. 1851, Alexander McXcile, Esq., eldest son of
Very Rev. Hugh McXeile, D.D., Dean of Ripon.
T. Charlotte Lavinia, m. 185G, Admiral Sir Cooper Key,
K.C.B., and d. 1874, leaving, 1 Cooper; 2 Edmund McXeill ;
3 Bose; 4 Maude.
./<)-ms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., a lion rampant arg. ; 2nd,
3er fess wavy arg. and az. in chief a sinister hand apaumee
;ouped at the wrist fessways, in base a salmon naiant ppr. ;
Jrd, or, a lymphad sails furled, flags furled gu. oars in action
Dpr., on a chief of the second three mullets of the first, the
whole within a border gu. Crest— A dexter arm in armour
jmbowed holding in the hand a sword all ppr.
Seat — Craigdunn Craigs, co. Antrim.
M'NEILL-HAMILTON OP EAPLOCH.
M'Xeill-Hamilton, William Henet, Esq. of
Saplocli, CO. Lanark, J.P. and D.L., late Capt. 20th
vegt.,b. 1827; m. 1st, 1857, Marie, eldest dau. of
the late Count Joseph Ladislas de Szeliski, of
Warsaw, which lady d. 186i ; and 2ndlj, 1871,
Marianne, only child of the late Alexander Ewing,
Esq. of Cedar Lake, U.S., and has, with other issue,
I son,
Henbt Montgomery, 6. 1872.
ILfnraCIC.— The Macnellls, or Clanncill, are one of the
nost ancient clans in the West Highlands, and were at a very
;arly period divided into two great families, the Macneillls
)/ G'^gha, and the Macneills of Barra.
The former of these families and their possessions in the
southern part of co. Argyll, the latter in the Island of Barra,
n CO. Inverness, and from the great distance which separated
;hem, as well as from other causes, the two families were
:o disunited as almost to form distinct clans. It is slated,
lowever, that there is documentary evidence to show that the
yiacneills of Gigha were the senior family, and were, dejare,
;hiefs of the whole clan.
: Roger Hamilton Macnetll, of Taynish (son of Hector
Macneill, of Taynish, by Ann Montgomery his wife, and the
ineal descendant of Hector Macneill, 2nd son of Torquill
Macneill, 1st of Gigha), m. Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of
Cromwell Price, Esq. of Hollymount, co. Dover, by wliom
that estate came into the family, and the name of Hamilton
added to that of Macneill. His son and heir,
Roger Montgomery Hashlton-Macneill, of Taynish, m.
Catherine Chambers, and was i. by his son,
Daniel Hamilton Macneill-Hamilton, of Rnplooh and
Taynish, in. 24 Nov. 1809, Jane Eunbury, d.au. of Thomas
Banbury Isaac, Esq. of Hollywood House, and Lisowen, co.
Down, and had issue, Thomas Montgomery, his successor ;
and William Henry, successor to his brother, now of Raploch.
He rf. 1831, and was s. by his eldest son,
TaoMAS Montgomery McXeill-Hamilton, Esq. of Broom-
hill, 6. 7 Nov. 1810; m. Feb. 1846, Jessie, only child of James
Bruce, Esq. of Calcutta and Broomhill, d. 29 Aug. 1862, and
was s. by his brother, William Henry, now of Raploch.
Seat — Broomhill, Larkhall, co. Lanark.
%* The estate of Gigha was sold by the MacNoills of Tay-
nish in 1730, and has now been acquired by the MacNeills of
Colonsay, a cadet of the family.
I. John, 6. 20 Dec. 1862.
II. James, 6. 10 .March, 1SG4.
I. Charlotte Lavniia.
II. Katharine Flora.
ltlltC?[rrC.— Alexander McNeile, m. Mary McNcale, left
by her (who d. 1852) at his decease, 1839, a son,
John McNeile, Esq. of Parkmount, 6. March, 1788; m.
June, 1823, Charlotte Lavinia, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Sir Thomas
Dallas, G.C.B., and d. 18 May, 1855, leaving issue,
Henry Hugh, now of Parkmount.
Alexander John, b. 2 Sept. 1842.
Mary Harriett, ra. 9 May, 1856, Jlugh McCalmont, Earl
Cairns, Lord Chancellor of England.
iSeai— Parkmount, near Belfast.
McNEILE OF PARKMOUNT.
McXeile, Henet Httgh, Esq. of Parkmount, co.
Antrim, High Sheriff 1860, J.P., b. 20 Nov. 1829 ;
'». 23 June, 1859, Sophia Adelaide, dau. of James
,Macnab, Esq. of Highfield Park, Hants, and has
■ issue.
MACONCHY OF EATHMORE.
Maconcht, George, Esq. of Eathmore, co.
Longford, J.P. for cos. Longford and Wexford, High
Sheriff of the former 1846, b. 2 July, 1818 ; m. 1st,
27 April, 1813, Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of John
Goddai'd Kichards, Esq. of Ardamine, co. Wexford,
by Anne Catherine his wife, dau. of Col. Eight
Hon. Robert Ward, 3rd son of Bernard, 1st Viscount
Bangor, and by this lady (who c^. 13 Dec. 1861) has
surviving issue,
I. John Abthcr, 6. 19 June, 1852.
II. George Campbell, 6. 23 Jan. 1859.
III. Ernest William Stewart King, b. 18 June, 1860.
I. Helen Mary, m. 29 April, 18G9, Thomas Le Hunte Ward,
Esq., Capt. R.N., and has issue.
II. Louisa Georgina.
III. Elizabeth Emily.
IV. Lucy Florence, m. 15 June, 1S70, Edward Arthur Lee,
Esq., and has issue.
V. Alice Deborah.
VI. Sophia.
VII. Agues Fanny.
Mr. Maconchy m. 2ndly, 2 July, 1867, Janet Hamil-
ton, widow of Major Middleton, 7th Dragoon
Guards, and dau. of Colin Campbell, Esq. of Col-
grain, CO. Dumbarton, and by her has further
issue,
IV. Frederick Campbell, 6. 22 Aug. 1863.
V. Hamilton Campbell, h. 16 March, 1870 ; and d. 29 Aug.
1870.
VI. Gerald Edward Campbell, 6. 21 June, 1875.
HtlTrnCfC. — About the close of the 17th century, one or
more of the Scotch family of Blaconochie went to Ireland, and
established in that country the co. of Longford family of
Maconchy or Maconochie. In the reign of George II., George
Maconchy, Esq., M.D. of the city of Dublin, had his arms
registered in Lister's Office. The descent " from an ancient
family of that name in North Britain," is recorded, and the
family's traditional origin from the Campbells perpetuated in
the bearings.
This George Maconchy, Esq., M.D., who purchased the
manors of Eden and Eathmore, co. Longford, was b. in 1700,
and m. 1737, Miss Caldwell. He rf., however, s. p. (his will,
dated 12 April, 1777, was proved 1 May, 1780), and was s. by
his nephew,
George Maconchy, Esq. of Rathmore, who served as High
Sheriff co. Longford 1786. He m. 1782, Miss Hamilton, and
d. s.p. 1806. His brother,
John Maconchy, Esq. of co. Dcrry (will dated 9 Jan. 1794)
proved 14 March), m. Helen Cleghoru, and had issue,
John, heir to his uncle.
William (Rev.), Rector of Coolock, co. Dublin, m. Miss A.
King, and has a son, John King, M.D.
Barbara, 1813, Ponsonby Moore, Esq. of Moorfield, co.
Kildare, son of the Hon. Ponsonby Moore, 2nd son of 5th
Earl of Drogheda, and d. 1866.
The elder son,
John Maconchy, Esq. of Rathmore, 6. 30 ^lay, 1793 ; m.
4 March, 1816, Deborah, dau. of Stewart King, Esq. of
Donaghmeda, co. Dublin, Master in Chancery, and had issue,
George, his heir, present representative.
John Stewart, 6.1819: rn. 13 March, 1847, Henrietta Frances,
duu. of Rev. Charles William Doyne, and has issue.
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Elizabeth, m. 6 April, 1838, the Rev. Frederick FitzJohn
Trench, who d. in 1809, and has issue.
Helen, m. 1843, James Chaigiieau Colvill, Esq. of Coolock
House, and has issue.
Barbara, vi. 1850, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Harper ColviU,
Governor of Coldbath Fields Prison, and has issue.
He d. 10 Dec. 1843, and was s. by his eldest son, the present
Geobge Maconciiy, Esq.. of liathniore.
^^,„s_Gyronny of eight gu. and erm. on a fess' or, three
thist'es slipped ppr. C,-est—A demi-swan wings expanded ppr.
Jl/o(fo—Huinani nihil alienum.
^V()<— Kathmore, Aughaclitfc, co. Longford. Residence —
Corrinagh, Torquay, Devon.
MACONOCHIE OF MEAD OWE ANK.
Maconochie -Welwood, Allan Alexander,
Esq. of Meadowbank Ilouse, Mid-Lothian, and
Pitliver Ilouse, co. Fife, J.P. and D.L., formerly
Eegius Professor of Laws in the Glasgow University,
b. 1806 ; m. 1st, Ellen, dau. of T. Wiggiu, Esq.
of Boston, U.S.; 2ndly, 1859, Lady Margaret Penny
Dalrymple, youngest dau. of the 9th Earl of Stair.
iLllICftSC— Alexander Maconochie, of Meadowliank
<son of James Maconochie of Edinburgh, who purchased
Meadowbank, in Midlothian), m. Isabella, dau. of Allan, of
CoUintown, and was father of an only son,
Allan Maconochie, Lord of Meadowbank, the very eminent
and scientific Judge. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of llobevc
Welwood, Ksq. of Garvock, by Anne his wife, eldest dau. of
Sir George Preston, Bart, of Valley field, and had issue,
Alexander, his heir.
Eobert, of Devonshire Place, London, fomerly Master of the
Mint at Madras.
James Allen, Advocate at the Scotch Bar, Sheriff of Orkney
and Zetland, d. unm. 1845. Thomas Tod, d. imm. 1847.
Lord Meadowbank d. 1816, and was s. by his son,
Alexander Maconochie Welwood, Esq. of Meadowbank
House, Mid-Lothian, and Garvock, co. Fife, D.L., Senator
of the College of Justice, as Lord Meadowbank, b. March,
1777; m. 1805, Anne, eldest dau. of the Eight Hon. the Lord
President Eobert Blair, and had issue,
Allan Alexander, now of Meadowbank House.
Eobert Blair Maconochie, of Gattonside, co. Eoxburgh,
J. P., b. 1814; m. 1847, Charlotte Joanna, dau. of John
Tod, Esq. of Kirkhill, and has issue, John Allan; Eobert
Blair; Charles; Helen; Anne.
William Maximillian George Maconochie Welwood, Lieut.-
Col. Edinburgh Artillery and Major Fife Artillery, formerly
Capt. Bengal Light Cavalry, m. Maria, dau. of Gen. Sir
Abraham Eoberts, K.G., C.B., and has issue, Alexander.
Isabella Corneha Halket. Elizabeth Browne.
Mary Anne, m. Steward Baillie Hare, Esq. of Calder Hall
and Handaxwood, and had issue. Anne Boswcll.
This distinguished Lawyer was for some time Sheriff of East
Lothian, and sat in several Parliaments. He filled ihc office of
Solicitor-General for Scotland, and subsequently, before his
elevation to the Bench, became Lord Advocate. He d. 1861.
Arms—Az., three dexter hands couped fessways in chief,
each holding a bunch of arrows ppr. and in base a royal crown
gold, all within a bordure gyronny of eight or and sa. quar-
tering Welwood of Garvock. Crests — 1st, A demi-highlandman
holding in the dexter hand a bunch of arrows all ppr. above
an imperial crown, for Maconochie; 2nd, Welwood. ^K;)-
poHers— Two highlanders each holding in the exterior hand a
bow and arrow and having a quiver on his back all ppr.
Motto — His nitinmr ct munitur.
Seats— Meadowbank House, Kirknewton, CO. Edinburgh; and
Pitliver House, co. Fife.
MACPHERSON OF CLUNY MACPHERSON.
MAcrnERSON, Ewen, of Cluny Maepherson, co.
Inverness, Chief of the Macphersons, or Clan
Chattan, Capt. half-pay 42nd Highlanders, J.P. and
D.L., b. 24 April, 18(l4 ; m. 20 Dec. 1832, Sarah
Justina, youngest dau. of Henry Davidson, Esq. of
TuUocli Castle, co. Koss, and has issue,
I. Duncan, C.B., Lieut.-Col. 42nd Eoyal Highlanders ("The
Black Watch "), b. 9 Oct. 1833; m. 19 Dee. 1867, Emily
Ellen, dau. of Major-Gen. Philip Harris, Bengal army.
II. Ewcn Ileniy Davidson, Capt. 93id Sutherland High-
landers, A.D.C. to the Lieut.-Govcrnor of Bengal, b.
22 Jan. 1836.
in. George Gordon, Capt. Coldstream Guards, late Page of
Honour to the Queen, b. 4 April, 1842; m. 23 Feb. 1869,' .
Bertha Maria, 2nd dau. of Matthew Henry Marsh, Esq. of
Eamridge, Hants, and has a dau., Georgiana Elizabeth
Lucy, b. 30 April, 1873.
IV. Albert Cameron, b. 25 Aug. 1854.
I. Caroline Catherine, m. 11 Jan. 1866, George Dartmouth
Fitzroy, Commander E.N. , and has issue, 1 George Ewen j
Maepherson, b. 26 Dec. 1806; and 2 Gordon Duncan f
Seymour, b. 15 Sept. 18G8; 3 Emily Sarah Lucy, 6.
II Feb. 1871; 4 Georgina Elizabeth Catherine, 6. 23 April,
1872. II. Catherine Sarah Louisa.
III. Lucy Janetta Julia, m. 29 Oct. 1874, Edward Albert
Fitzroy, Capt. E.A., and has a dau., Eva Lucy Mary St.
John, b. 7 Sept. 1875.
Hl'ltritgc. — Kenneth Macphebson, living in the reign of
Alexander III., eldest son of Ewan Baan, 2nd son of Mur-
doch, Parson of Kingousie, Capt. of the Clan Chattan, m.
Is.abel, dau. of Ferquhard Mackintosh, of Mackintosh, by
whom he had two sons, i. Duncan, of Cluny, ancestor of the
great House of Macpherson of Cluny, the chiefs of which
filled, generation after generation, a prominent place in the
local history of Scotland ; and ii. Bean, or Benjamin, ancestor
of the Macphersons of Brin.
John Macpherson, of Cluny, tcmji. James VI., King of
Scotland, 8th in descent from Kenneth Maepherson, temp.
Alexander III., King of Scotland, was with the Earl of
Huntly at the battle of Glenlivet, 1594. He m. a dau. of
Gordon, of Auchanassie, and d. circa 1600, leaving a son and
heir,
John Macpherson, of Cluny, who got a charter under the
Great Seal 1613, of the lands of Tullich and Elrick, in the co.
Inverness. He was s. by his son,
Ewan Macpherson, of Cluny, who got a charter of the
same lands 1623. He m. a dau. of Duncan Forbes, of Culloden,
and had, with a dau., m. John Macpherson of luveressie,
three sons,
I. Donald, his heir. ii. Andrew, successor to his brother.
III. John, of Nuid, m. a dau. of Farquharson of Moraltrie,
and had a son and heir,
Donald, of Nuid, in. a dau. of Hugh Eose, of Kilravock,
and had, with seven daus.,
1 William, m. Isabel, dau. of Lauchlan Mackintosh, apd
had six daus. and four sons, of whom the eldest, Laccu-
lan, s. to Cluny.
2 James, who m. and left issue.
3 John, ancestor of Macpherson of Glentniin.
Ewan Macpherson d. circa 1640, and was ». by his eldest son,
Donald Macpherson, of Cluny, attached himself to the
Eoyal cause, and suffered much in consequence. Dying s. i>.,
he was s. by his brother,
Andrew Macpherson, of Cluny, who also inherited as heir
of entail, the estate of Brin. He m. a dau. of Gordon of
Erradoul, and dying 1666, was s. by his son,
Eugene Macpherson, of Cluny, living temp. Charles II.,
1)1. a dau. of Donald Macpherson, of Nuid, and had two sons,
Andrew and Duncan. The elder,
Andrew Macpherson, of Cluny, dying unm., was s. by his
brother,
Duncan Macpherson, of Cluny, m. 1st, a dau. of the
Provost (Eose) of Invcrson, and had by her a dau.,
Anne, in. Sir Duncan Campbell, Knt., uncle of John Campbell,
Esq. of Calder, and had issue.
Chmy })i. 2ndly, a dau. of Gordon, by whom he had one son,,
who d. umn. Duncan dying at an advanced age, 1722, with-
out surviving male issue, the representation devolved on his
cousin,
Lauchlan Macpherson, of Nuid, who thus became "of
Cluny," in. Jean, dau. of the brave Sir Ewen Cameron, of
Loehiel, by whom he had seven sons and three daus. The
eldest son,
Ewen Macpherson, of Cluny, m. Janet, dau. of Simon, lltU
Lord Frazer, of Lovat, by whom he had a son, Duncan, his
heir ; and a dau., Margaret, m. Col. D. Macpherson, of Bleaton,
He (/. at Dunkirk, and was s. by his only son,
Duncan Macpherson, of Cluny, Lieut.-Col. 3rd Scots Fusiliei
Guards, 6. 1750; m. 12 June, 1798, Catherine, eldest dau. of
tlie late Sir Ewen Cameron, Bart, of Fassafurn, and by hcl
(who d. 20 Jan. 1855) had issue,
Ewen, the present Macpherson of Clunt, Chief of his clan.
Ewen Cameron, Lieut. 48th regt. Bengal N.l. ; d. 15 April,
1832.
Archibald Fraser, Col. Bengal army, d. 26 May, 1877.
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John Camoron, late Licut.Col. 42na Royal ni?:hlandprs, m.
Wary I'ophani, tUlcstdau.of tlio llev. Richard Walton White,
Rector of Wotton, Isle of Wight, and d. 1873, leaving
issue, Duncan, R.N.; and Richard Barclay.
Louisa Campbell, d. 1849. Catherine Cameron, d. 1844.
Janetta Kraser, m. Jan. 1822, A. T. F. Fraser, Ksq. of
Abcrtarff, and has a dan., Catherine.
Maria Cameron, vi. Major MacCaskill, 97th regt., and has
one son, William Hector, Lieut. 102nd Madras Fusiliers.
Duncan Macpherson d. 1 Aug. 1817.
Artns-Ter fess or and az. a lymphad of the first with her
sails furled, oars in action, mast and tacklinR all ppr. flags
flying Ru., in the de.xter chief point a hand couped grasping
a dagger point upwards gu., in the sinister chief a cross-
crosslet fitchce of tlic last. Crest— A cat sejant ppr. Sup-
porters—Two highlanders in short tartan jackets and hose with
steel helmets on their heads, thighs bare, their shirt tiel
between them and round targets on their arms. J^oiio— Touch
not the cat, but a glove.
Seat— Clany Castle, Kingussie, co. Inverness.
MACPHERSON OF GLENTRUIM.
Macpheesox, Lachlax, Esq. of Glentruim co
Inverness, J.P. and D.L., Lieut.-Col. in the army,
Knt. of the Order of the Medjidie, served with the
30th regt. through the Crimean War, b. 28 June,
1835 ; m. 10 Jan. 1867, Catherine Louisa, dau. of
O. G. Miller, Esq. of Katho, and has issue,
I. Evan Gokdon, 6. 15 Jan. 1868.
II. Duncan James, 6. 16 Jan. 1869.
III. Lachlan Oliver Norman, 6. 24 Jan. 1872.
. 1. Mary Olivia.
EfncaCIC.— This is a branch of Macphebson of Cluny
Macpherson descending from
John Macpherson, 3rd son of Donald Macpherson, of Nuid,
and uncle of Lachlan Macpherson, who s. his kinsman 17'2'
as CuTNi Macphebson (see preceding Memoir). He was father
of
EwEN Macpherson, of Rowliah, whose son,
Lachlan Macpherson, of Rowliah, temp. George III., was
father of
Evan BUcpherson, of Rowliah, m. 1832, Helen, dau of
George Birrel, Esq. ; and d. 22 Jan. 1847, leaving issue,
I. Lachlan, now of Glentruim.
II. Robert, d.unm. 1868. m. George, d. yornio-
I. Helen, vi. Charles Stewart, Esq. of Brin, and had i^nie
II. Maria, m. Norman A. Macleod, Esq. of Skye, and had
issue. in. Eva Grant. •> > "" "-^"^
Arrtis, Crest, and iVo»o— Same as Clunt Macpherson
Scat— Glentruim House, Kingussie, co. Inverness.
MACQTJEEN OF CORRYBROUGH.
Macqueex, Johx Feasee, Esq. of Airds, co
Inverness, Q.C. of Lincoki's Inn, and a Bencher of
to?^^^'^ •^°"' '^■^- ''"^ ^•^- foi" CO. Inverness, m.
1840, Creorgiana, dau. of the Ect. George Dealtrv
A.M., Eector of Outwell, Norfolk.
EtUCatlC.— The tribe of which this family is the head is
known in the Highlands as the Clan Revan, and is of great
antiquity, being originally of the MacdonaUls, Lords of the
Isles; the connection with whom, after a separation of more
than three centuries, was recognised, so recently as 1778 by
Alexander, Lord Macdonald, who says, that to the Macqueens
we owe our existence." See MacLaughlan's Celtic Gleanings,
1>. 9 ; and Shaw s History of Moray, p. 139.
Early in the 15th century Roderick Dhu Revan M'Sweeno
or Macqueen, quitted the Isles on receiving a grant of ter-
to»7, including, amongst others, the lands of CorrybroH-h
smce which period his descendants have formed a branch^f
at the battle of Harlawe, in 1411. The Chieftainship of the
Macqueens is now vested in John Fraser 3Ucq0een, Q C
UOKALD Macqueen s. his father Donald, 1594
Angus Macqueen, of Corrybrough, .,. his' uncle, Donald
2»st^mentioned), 1023. He d. 5 Aug. 1656, and was .. by
Donald Macqceen, of Corrybrough, m. Mary, dau of
OBthbert,- of Ca^lehiU, co. Inverness: J. 1676, and'was"." by
cei'ebrTd"pr.^n''h°\'V^^? ."^ (^<^(l'''ill sprang Colbert, the
Donald Macqueen, of Corrybrough, m. Jane, dau of
Dallas, of Cuntray, co. Inverness; d. 1714, and was s hv
his son, '
James Macqueen, of Corrybrough, m. 29 Sept. 1711
Katherine, dau. of Malcolm Fraser, of Culduthel, co. Inver-
ness, and d. 1762, leaving issue, Elizabeth, m. Lachlan
Mackintosh, of Raigmore, co. Inverness; and a son, who
s. him,
Donald Macqueen, of Corrybrough, J.P. co. Inverness, m.
Aug. 1742, Peggy Mary, dau. of Shawc, of Dell; d. 1789
leaving, with other issue, '
Donald Macqueen, Esq. of Corrybrough, J.P., m. 27 April.
1792, Elizabeth, dau. of Hugh Fraser, of Brightmony, great-
grandson of Malcolm Fra.scr, of Culduthel; and d. 181S,
leaving issue then surviving,
I. Donald, Capt. 2nd Madras Cavalrv, J.P. co. Inverness m
Margaret, dau. of Grant, of Bught, co. Inverness; and ci!
182(, leaving a dau., Marjory.
Ti. Hugh, W.S., J.P. for CO. Inverness, d. 1836.
i«. James, Military Cadet, d. at Woolwich
IV. Alexander, M.D., H.M. 3rd foot, d. 1845
V. William, Capt. 25th Madras Infantry, d. 1829.
VI. Simmon, Capt. in the army, J.P. forco. Inverness, d. 1857
vi. jEneas, Lieut. 4Uth Madras Infantry, d. 1837
VIII. John Fraser, of Airds.
IX Lachlan, retired Lieut.-Col. Madras Cavalry, m 1845
Harrictte, 2nd dau. of the late John Greig, Esq. of Calcutta!
and has issue, one son, an officer in the 75th regt. ; and
five daus. '' '
^nns-Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., three wolves' heads
couped sa. ; 2nd and 3rd, or, a hand in armour ppr. holding a
cross-crosslet fitchee or. 0>rst— An heraldic tiger rampant
crm. holding an arrow point downwards arg. pheoned or
Supporters— Two wolves erm. il/oao— Constant and faithful.
C luo — Athenaeum .
MACREDIE OF PERCETON.
Maceedie, Eachel Anne Muee, of Perceton
CO. Ayr, b. 10 March, 1813; m. 20 Nov. 1835
Patrick Bojle Mure, Esq., 2ud son of Thomas Mure'
Esq., late of Warriston, by Helen Boyle, his wife,
and by him (who bore the additional surname of
Maceedie, and is deceased) had issue,
J. Thomas Mure Mure, Advocate, Scotch Ear, 6. 5 March
1840; d. 23 Jan. 1876.
II. John Macredie-Mure, Capt. 34th regt., and D.A.A.G.
for Musketry, Peshawur, India, 6. 26 Nov. 1841.
I. Mary Rachel. n. Helen Jane.
m. Sophia Robina, d. 20 March, 1S60.
JCtUCagC. — Andrew Macredie, Provost of Stranraer
purchased 22 Aug. 1720, from Sir Robert Barclay, Bart., the
estate of Perceton, co. Ayr. His eldest son,
Andrew Maceedie, Esq. of Perceton, m. Jean, only dau. of
Thomas Boyd, Esq. of Pitcon ; and d. 1764, leaving (with
three daus.. Christian, m. Archibald Cuninghame, Esq. of
Caddell and .Thornton ; Helen, ?». James CampbeU, Esq. of
Treesbank ; and Jane) an only son,
William Macredie, Esq. of Perceton, ra. 1762, Barbara,
only child of Robert Wilson, Merchant, of Glasgow, and had
issue,
John, his heir.
Andrew, Capt. of an East Indiaman, lost at sea 1805
Robert, Capt. of an East Indiaman, subsequently of William-
field, near Irvine, co. Ayr, ,«. 1812, Elizabeth, dau. of
George Cuninghame, of Kilwinning, and had issue.
Jane.
Barbara, m. Robert Reid, Esq. of Adamton.
Helen, m. Rev. John S. Soughterson.
Mr. Macredie d. 1816, aged 86, and was s. by his son,
John Macredie, Esq. of Perceton, an officer R.N., m.
17 Feb. 1812, Mary Rachel, dau. of Major Morrieson, H.E.I.C S
and by her (who d. 13 Dec. 1863) left at his decease, June,
1834, an only dau. and heiress, Rachel Ann, the present
Mrs. Mube Macredie, of Perceton, widow of Patrick Boyle
Mure, Esq., 2nd son of Thomas Mure, Esq. of Warriston.
. "^/ms—Arg., 3 fc.<:s quarteriy sa. and or, between three
trefo.ls vert. Crcst-A dexter hand grasping a sword aU ppr.
il/o»o— Semper paratus.
Seat — Perceton, Irvine.
M'VEAGH OF DREWSTOWN.
M'Veagh, Feedixand, Esq. of Drewstown, co.
Meath, b. 13 June, 1813; m. 1817, Maria, dau. of
Thomas Kotheram, Esq., and has issue,
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I. George Joseph Bkooke, 6. 8 Jan. 1S66.
I. Maude Mary. n. Emily Gertrade.
ILiltCatJC— Febdinand McYeagh, a Physician of some
eminence, -,,!. Letitia Eichardson, of Ballyclem, co. Monaghan,
had several children, of whom,
Hugh, settled in Scotland, and established a linen manufac-
tory at Huntly. He ra. Margaret, dau. of Harry Lumsden,
Esq. of Cushnie, by Catherine Gordon his wife, and had
two sons, who d. s. p.; and three daus., Catherine, ni.
Harry Lumsden, Esq. of Belhelvie, co. Aberdeen ; Letitia,
r,i. Thomas Gordon, Esq.; and Margaret. r,i. Lewis Farqu-
harson Innes, Esq. of BoUogie, co. Aberdeen.
SiMos, of whom presently.
Edith, !n. John Clements, of Tyrone.
The younger son,
Simon McVeagh, Esq., m. Alice, dau. of Joseph AVilson,
Esq., and had issue, i. Eichardson, d. in Bengal : n. Joseph,
of whom presently ; i. Alice, m. Thomas Anderson, Esq. :
11. Elizabeth, to. Ezekiel Daws Wilson, Esq., M.P.; iii. Jane
Maria, m. Thomas Shaw, Esq. The 2nd son,
Joseph M'Veagh, Esq. of Drewstown, Major in the army,
m. 1787, Margery, dau. of Alexander Wynch, Governor of
Madras, and had issue,
Joseph, who d. young. Feedika>t>, late of Drewstown.
Henry Chapman, b. 1793; m. 1812, Mary, dau. of John
Uniacke, Esq., and had a dau., Frances, ni. 1st, Lieut.-
Col. John Henry Slade, of the 1st Dragoon Guards, eldest
son of Gen. Sir John Slade, Bart, of Milstead, Somerset;
and 2ndly, Capt. Paynter, E.N.
Flora Alicia, ra. James Henry Deacon, Esq. of London, and
d. 1825, having had issue.
Mr. M'Veagh d. 1794. His 2nd son,
Ferddjasd JilEATH McVeagh, Esq. of Drewstown, High
Sheriff 1317, an officer in Inniskilling Dragoons, 6. Dec.
1789, m. June, 1812, Charlotte, dau. of Henry Brooke, Esq.,
eldest son of Henry Brooke, Esq. of Eathcofly, co. Kildare,
and had issue,
Febdinakd, now of Drewstown.
Flora Haniet, m. 18-35, the Eev. Francis Ealph Sadleir,
D.D.. son of Eev. Franc Sadleir, D.D., Provost of Trin. Coll.
Dublin.
He d. 18 March, 1866.
Arms — Erm., a lion pa.SEant gnardant or, on a chief az. a
crescent between two roses or. Crests — An arm embowed in
armour in the hand a spear aU ppr. Motto — Per ardua.
Seat — Drewstown, near Athboy, co. Meath.
MADDEN OP HILTOIT PAEK.
Madden, John, Esq. of Hilton Park, co. Monag-
"han, and Manor Waterbouse, co. Fermanagh, J.P,
for Monagtan, Fermanagh, Cavan, and Leitrim, D.L.
for Monaghan and Fermanagh, High Sheriff 1859 ;
b. 26 Aug. 1836 ; m. 6 Oct. I86J, Lady CaroUne
Clements, sister of the present Earl of Leitrim, and
has issue,
1. John WATEBnocsE, h. 7 May, 1S68 ; and d. 14 April, 1869.
n. John Clements Waterhouse, b. 8 Feb. 1870.
m. Gerald Hugh Charles, 6. 2G July, 1872.
I. Caroline Sydney Anne.
3LintciC^Z. — The name Madden, or O'Madden, is among
those which claim descent from the Milesian colonizers of
Ireland.
Thomas Madden, Esq. of Bagotsratb, near Dublin, Comp-
troller to the Earl of Strafford, Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, was
eldest son of John Madden, Esq. of Eloxham Beauchamp, co.
Oxford, and brother of Eobert Madden, of Donore, co. Dublin,
ancestor of the Maddens of Meadesbrook, and, in the female
line, of Oliver Goldsmith, the Poet. He in. Elizabeth, heiress
of William Pettiver, Gent, of Middleton Cheney, co. Kurth-
ampton ; he d. 30 .Jan. 1640, leaving his eldest son,
John Madden, Esq. of Maddenton, co. Kildare, and Enfield,
Middlesex, one of the Attorneys of His Majesty's Court of
Castle Chamber, and General Solicitor for Parliamentary
Sequestrations from 1644 to 1649; m. 1635, Elizabeth, dau.
and co-heiress of Charles Waterhouse, Esq. of Manor Water-
house, CO. Fermanagh, and by her <who d. Feb. 1671) had
issue. Mr. Madden d. 17 Aug. 1661, aged 63. His 2nd son,
John Madden, of Manor Waterhouse, co. Fermanagh, M.D.,
b. 1648; m. 1st, 1630, Mary, dau. of Samael Molyneux, Esq. of
Castle Dillon, co. Armagh; and 2ndly, Frances, dau. of
Nicholas Bolton, Esq. of Brazeel, co. Dublin. He d. 1703,
and was <. bj his son (by bis 1st wife),
.1
SAMrEL IMoLTNEtrx Madden, D.D., of Manor Waterhouse,
Rector of Newtown Butler, co. Fermanagh, b. 23 Dec. 1686, i
one of the founders of the Dublin Society, and a great bene- 1
factor to his country, known in the family as Premicim Madden. 1
"His was," says Dr. Johnson, "a name Ireland ought to i
honour " Dr. Madden, who ra. Jane Magill, of Kirkstown, co. i
Armagh, d. 31 Dec. 1765, having had issue. The 3rd son, 1
John Madden, Esq. of Maddenton, co. Monaghan, to. 1752, '
Anne, dau. of Eobert Cope, Esq., M.P. of Loughall, co.
Armagh; and d. 1791, having had (with four daus., Jane, m.
— Stewart, Esq. of Bailliebro", co. Cavan; Anne, m. Major
John Eichardson, of Summer Hill; Elizabeth, m. Savage Hall,
Esq. of Narrow Water; and Sarah, m. Eobert Saunderson,
Esq. of Drumkeen) 3 son, :
Sasicel Madden, Esq. of Maddenton, now Hilton, co. Mona-
ghan, Lieut. -Col. Monaghan Militia, 6. June, 1756; rn. Kathe-
rine, dau. and heiress of Eev. Charles Dudley Eyder, Provost
of Tuam, and granddau. of John Eyder, Archbishop of Tuam,
and had issue,
John, his heir.
Charles Dudley (see BIadden ofRoslea iTanor).
Catherine, rii. Eichard Blackwood, Esq. of Cloneroy, co.
Cavan.
Anne, to. Eev. GUbert King, Eector of Longfield, co. Cavan.
Charlotte, m. Eobert Borrowes, Esq. of GiUtown, co. Kildare.
Maria Alicia, m. Eev. Silver Oliver, Eector of Loughgall, co.
Armagh.
Lieut.-Col. Madden d. 11 June, 1314, and was s. by his eldest
son,
John Madden, Esq. of Hilton Park, and of Manor Water-
house, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff for Monaghan and Fer-
managh, Col. Monaghan Militia, 6. 11 Dec. 1782; m. 8 Oct.
1835, Sydney Anne, dau. of Admiral WilUam Wolseley, ofEos-
trevor, and by her (who d. 24 Sept. 1870) had issue,
John, now of HUton Park.
Charles Dudley Evder, Capt. 8th regt. (King's), 6. 3 May,
1839; d. 7 Nov. 1874.
WUliam Wolseley, Capt. Monaghan regt., 6. 26 July, 1840;
a. 15 Dec. 1874.
Sydney Jane, 6. 30 Aug. 1843; d. 17 Jan. 1849.
Mr. Madden d. 8 July, 1844.
Anns — Sa., a falcon seizing a mallard arg. on a chief or,
a cross botonnee gu. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet gu. a
falcon rising or, holding in his beak a cross-crosslet fitchee
also gu. Motto — Fortior qui se vincit.
Seat — Hilton Park, Clones, co. Monaghan.
MADDEN OP EOSLEA MANOR.
Madden, John, Esq. of Eoslea Manor, co. Fer-
managh, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Fermanagh,
1848 and for Monaghan 1875, late Lieut. 41st regt.,
b. 30 Not. 1819 ; m. 1st, 5 Jan. 1847, Clara Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of the Eev. James Spencer Knox,
D.D., eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. William Knox,
D.D., Bishop of Derrj, and bj her (-svho d. 1 April,
1860) has had issue,
I. Charles Dctdlet, 6. 26 March, 1851.
II. Walter Wilmot, 6. 1 Oct. 1853.
III. John Beresford, 6. 16 Aug. 1855.
I. Clara Kathleen. lu. Isabel Christina,
III. Alice Wilmot.
He m. 2ndly, 1870, Isabella Louisa Georgiana, dau.
of Eev. J. Spencer E!nox, and has issue,
IV. Violet Frances Joanne.
JLilXCiit^t, — Charles Dudley Madden, Esq., Lieut. 4th
Dragoons, b. 10 Jan. 1784, 2nd son of Lieut.-Col. Madden, of
Maddenton, co. Fermanagh, by Katherine his wife, dau. of
Eev. Charles Dudley Eyder; to. Harriet, dau. of Eev. Michael
Baxter; and d. 1 Dec. 1827, leaving issue,
Edward, Lieut. 1st Dragoons, d. at Berne, 1842.
John, now of Eoslea Manor.
Harriet, to. Eev. Joseph Gabbett; andcf. 1877.
Catherine, m. Charles Ensor, Esq.
Arras, dx.—See Madden of Hilton.
Seat— Jioslea. Manor, Eoslea, co. Fermanagh.
MADDISON OP PARTNEY HAXL.
Maddison, Geoege "Wilson, Esq. of Partnej^
Hall, CO. Lincoln, J.P., b. 29 Aprd, 1797; m.
1 March, 1825, Frances Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the
1
MAD
THE LANDED GENTRYo
TvIAD
1045
(0, and sister of the present, Sir Alan Eellinglmm,
irt., of Castle Bellingham, co. Louth, and has
rviving issue,
I. Henry, h. 16 April, 1829; m. 18G7, Clara, dau. of Francis
Slater, Esq., anil has a son, IIeniiy George.
II. Sydney, 6. 27 l'"cb. 1832; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel
Mann, Esq.
III. Arthur Koland (Eev.), Vicar of Lincoln Cathedral, 6.
26 July, 1843.
I. Emily. II. Frances Thcodosia.
?i.fnrnQC. — The followins narrative is drawn from the
1 lily pedigree : — Tuom as Madysonne, living (t'i/ij). Edward I.,
• h in descent from llobert Madysonnc, of Allei-Gill, in Dur-
liam, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Koger Belasyse, of Belusyse
■:il Bcwly, in Durham, and had issue,
lloBERT BIadysonne, who, by his wife Anne, dau. of llobert
I elahayc, had a son,'
John Madysonne, m. Eleanor, dau. of Bryan ChatMccy, and
1 issue. The eldest son,
William Madysonne, of Allcr-Gill, m. Jane, niece and
-heiress, through her mother, Agnes Mcrley, of John
itlcy, son of William Merley, of Unthank Hall, in Weardale,
iHirham. By the heiress of Unthank, William, who lived
; ;.ip. Edward III., had, with other issue, a son and heir,
Kichard Madysonne or Madyson, mentioned in Bishop
Hatfield's /Surrey of the BUhopric of Durham, 1380, among
the "Terras scaccarii liberi tcnentes;" he is described as
holding lands in South Bedburn. He m. Jane, dau. of Kobcrt
llagthorpe, of the Nettlesworth family, by whom he had issue.
'ilie eldest son,
WiLLLAM Madysonne, was of Unthank Hall, 1-117, in right of
^^ grandmother. He m. Margaret, dau. of John Wychffe, of
> I \ cliffe, by whom he had issue,
Alexander, his heir, ancestor of the Maddisons of Unthavk
nnd Newcastle, whose descendant was Sir Lionel Maddi-
SON, Sheriff 1621, and Mayor, 1632, in which latter year he
entertained and was knighted by King Charles I. ; m.
Anne, dau. of AVilliam Hall, sister and co-heir of Sir
Alexander Hall, of Elemorc, co. Durham. By her he had
issue an only child and heiress, Elizabeth, who m. Sir
George Vane, of Long Newton, Durham, and thus carried
with her the extensive estates of Sir Lionel Maddison in
Weardale, including his seat at Rogerley Hall. From Sir
George Vane and Elizabeth Maddison lineally descended
the late Frances Anne, Marchioness of Londonderry, dau.
and heiress of Sir Henry Vane Tempest, Bart.
Thomas, m. Eleanora Nestield. llobert.
John, 7(4. the dau. of Anthony Mills, of Northumberland.
Christopher, of whom in the sequel.
Jenkin. Hemy.
The 5th son,
Christopher Madtson, m. 1452, Avisa or Alicia, and co-
heiress of Richard Angevine, of Saltfleetby, co. Lincoln, in
right of whom he acquired a large property. He had issue
two sons, 1 Edward, his heir; 2 John, sometime Gentleman-
Usher of Katharine of Arragon. The elder son.
Sir Edward Madyson, of Fonaby, co. Lincoln, is named
among a number of knights and esquires appointed, 1536, to
rate the manors and lands for the tenths ( Vator ecclesiasticus,
vol. iv.). By a fine upon the entail, levied 1540, his estates
appear to have extended over 19 manors. He d. in the 100th
year of his age, 1553, and was buried in Caistor Church, co.
Lincoln, where there is a kneeling figure of himself with an
inscription, setting forth that he was son of Christopher and
grandson of William Maddison, of Unthank, in Durham. He
m. twice. By his 1st wife, a Portuguese lady, he had issue,
Sm WiLLLAM Madyson, knighted at the taking of Tcrouenne
and Tournay, 1513; rf. s. p.
John Madyson, Capt., d. at Calais, s. p.
By his 2nd wife, Anne, dau. of John Eopcr, of Eltham, Kent,
Sir Edward Madyson had issue,
Edward, his heir.
Christopher, m. Margaret, dau. of Humphrey Mussendcn.
Alice, wife of Edward Mussendcn, son and heir of Humphrey.
she eldest surviving son of Sir Edward,
Edward Madyson, or Maddison, of Fonaby, m. about 1550,
Faith, dau. of Sir Francis Ayscough, of South Kelsey, by whom
be had issue,
Edward, his heir.
Francis, a Capt. in the army, killed at the siege of Ostend,
1603, without issue.
rhc elder son,
Edward Maddison, of Fonaby, m. about 1570, Katharine,
aan. of Ralph Bosville, Esq. of Bradbourn, Kent ; and rf. 1619,
leaving issue, i. Ralph, his heir; ii. Clement, who d. in
Loniion ab»ut 1624; iii. Thomas, killed at Ostend, s. p.;
IV. Edward, a Monk in Spain, of the Order of St. Benedict,
b. 1591; I. Anno, wife of Humphrey Littlebury; ii. Jane,
6.1583; III. Frith, 6. 1585. The eldest son.
Sir Ralph Maddison, of Fonaby, ra. about 1594, Mary, dau.
of Robert AVilliamson, of Walkeringham, co. Notts. He was
kniglited at Whitehall 1603. In 1650 he published a work
entitled Great Britain's Renieaibraiictr, which is preserved
among rare books in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. He d.
soon after 1650, leaving issue,
Edward, his heir, &. 1594, High Sheriff of co. Lincoln 1G48.
He d. 1672, leaving issue by his 1st wife. Ami, dau. of
Richard Sedley, of Digswcll, a son, Antliony Maddison, of
the Middle Temple, </. .«. ;). Edward Maddison ia. 2ndly,
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Johu Rca, of London, who survived
him, and d. childless 1697.
Francis, to. and had a son, Ralph.
Humphrey, of whom presently.
Thomas, b. 1604. Theodore, 6. 1605.
Bridget, b. 1595. Hester, b. 1601. Faith, 6. IC08.
The 3rd son of Sir Ralph Maddison,
Humphrey Maddison, of Coningsby, co. Lincoln, m. twice.
By his 1st wife Cornelia, dau. and co-heiress of John Duport,
D.D., Master of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, niece of Henry Duport,
of Shepeshead, co. Leicester, and great-granddau. of James
Duport and Emma his wife, dau. and co-heiress of William
Montagu, of Sutton Montagu, Somerset, he had issue one son,
Ralph, of whom presently. By his 2nd, Helen, sister of
Henry Wagstaffe, of Ilasland, co. Derby, he had issue,
Nathaniel, of Alvingham, co. Lincoln, from whom, who m.
Eleanor, dau. of John Nelthorpe, of Little Grimsby, lineally
descend Richard Combe, late Maddison, of Earnshill, Somer-
set; and Rev. George Maddison, Vicar of Grantham and
Prebendary of Lincoln. The eldest son,
Ralph Maddison, High Sheriff co. Lincoln 1679, m. Theo-
dosia, dau., and co-heir of Nicholas Newcomen, of Theddle-
thorpe, CO. Lincoln, and had issue. The only surviving son,
John Maddison, Esq., High Sheriff co. Lincoln 1719, m.
9 July, 1723, Kathcrine, dau. of George Whichcote, Esq. of
llarpswell, co. Lincoln, by whom, who survived him, he had
issue,
George, his heir.
Katherine, m. John Lawrence, of Putney, Surrey.
Theodosia, in. 23 June, 1752, John, 2nd Lord Monson, of
Burton, co. Lincoln; and d. his widow 1821.
Anne, to. 1 Aug. 1747, Sir William Anderson, Bart.
The son and heir,
George Maddison, Esq., Col. of the 4th regt. of foot, served
in the American war. He m. 1756, Mary, dau. of Capt. Baugh,
of Portsmouth, sister and heiress of Lieut. -Gen. Laneelot
Baugh, of Wimpole Street, London, and had issue,
I. John Thomas, his heir.
II. George, Lieut.-Col. 65th regt., in. Mary, dau. of Eev.
Henry Allington, of Aston, Herts, and Swinhope, Lincoln,
by whom (who d. 1850) he had issue an only child, George
Wilson Maddison, of Partney, the present head of the
family. Lieut.-Col. Maddison d. 5 Aug. 1816, and was
buried in Herringfordbury Churchf Herts.
III. Charles, b. 5 Sept. 1770 ; sometime Capt. in the Bengal
Cavalry; in. 1791, Mary, dau. of Rev. Dr. John. Harington,
D.D. of Salisbury ; and d. 1842, leaving issue an only child,
the late
Eev. John George Maddison, m. 1815, Thomas Anne, dau.
of Alexander Macrae, of Jamaica, by whom (who d. 1864)
he left at his decease, 1856,
1 Charles John, Vicar of Stottesden, Salop, 6. 1817;
TO. 1844, Julia, dau. of Rev. Benjamin Cracknel), of
Bath, and has issue, Julia Sophia; Mary Thomasine ;
Agnes Rowley ; Minna Isabel ; and Theodosia Ellen.
2 Alexander Macrae, of Agivcy, co. Derry, late Lieut.
37th Madras Infantry, to.. 1856, Eliza, dau. of Capt.
Stephen Shairp, R.N., and had issue, Roland John
George; Alexander, d. 1868; Ida Agnes; Maud Mary;
and Hilda Frances. He d. 1868.
3 George, of Toronto, Cimada, m. 1848, Mary Catherine,
dau. of Rev. Mr. Winstanley, and has issue, Alfred
George ; Charles ; Ernest ; and Kichard.
1 Thomasine, m. 1844, Charles Sidney Hawkins, Esq. of
Over Norton House, co. Oxford.
2 Sophia, to. 1847, John Ettrick, 4th son of William
Ettrick, Esq. of High Barnes, co. Durham.
3 Mary Catherine Lovick.
4 Theodosia, to. Col. ConoUy Dysart.
5 Agnes Halford, in. John Smythe, son of John Smythe,
Esq. of Ardmore, co. Derry ; he d. 1867.
6 Wilhelmina.
I. Charlotte, m. John Sexty, of JIarket Easen; and d. s. p.
II. Theodosia, d. unm. 1845, aged 85.
III. Katherine, ra. 21 May, 1796, Latham Blacker, Major
65th regt., and had issue.
Col. Maddison d. 1807, and was s. by his son,
John Thomas Maddison, Esq., Col. of the 4th regt. of foot,
lOh)
MAD
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAG
after liis father. He m. Matilda, sister of Daniel MacNeill, of
Galliclioilly, co. Arffyll, N.B., and had issue,
Geobge Bacoh, deceased.
Henry, Lieut, in tlie army, who d. vmw.
Ann Theodosia, ra. Aubone Altham Surtees, Esq. of New-
castle.
Mathilda Catherine.
Jane, to. John Dent, Esq. of Thirsk, co. York.
Col. John Maddison d. 1837, and was s. under a special entail
by his nephew, the present Geokge Wilson Maddison, Esq. of
Partney.
.^ cr/is— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., two battle-axes in saltire
sa., for Maddison; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a chevron sa., charged
with a mullet or, between three martlets of the second, for
Merlet. Crest — Out of a crown flory or, a cubit arm in
armour ppr., grasping a battle-axe sa. Motto — Vse timido.
Seat— Partney House, Spilsby, co. Lincoln.
MADDOCK OF NASEBY.
See AsHBT Maddoce.
MADOCKS OF GLANYWERN.
Madocks, John Edwaed, Esq. of Glanywern,
CO. Denbigh, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1856, late
Capt. 13th Light Dragoons, and now Lieut.-Col. 7th
Lancashire Eifles, b. 9 Oct. 1820.
ittncaSt. — The family of Madocks claim descent in direct
male succession from Sir Robert Pounderlinge, Knight Ban-
neret, Capt. of Englefield, and Governor of Diserth Castle, co.
Flint, under Edward II.
David Madocks, Esq., living in London 167G, 3rd son of
John Madocks, Esq. of Bodvari, by Jane Williams his wife,
heiress of Vron Iw, dau. and heir of William ap John ap Wil-
liam, of "Vron Iw, in. Emma, eldest dau. of Thomas Puleston,
Esq. of Pickhill, co. Denbigh. Of this marriage there was a
younger son, Roger; and an elder son,
William Madocks, Esq. of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, whose wife
was Ann, dau. of John Puleston, Esq. of Pickhill. Their son,
John Madocks, Esq. of Vron Iw, m. Frances, dau. of Joseph
Whitechurch, Esq. of Twickenham, and had issue, with two
j-ounger sons, Joseph, and William Alexander, an eldest son
and heir,
John Edward Madocks, Esq. of Vron Iw, m. 1st, Frances,
dau. of Sir Richard Perryn, Baron of the Exchequer, and had
issue, I. John, of whom presently ; i. Frances, m. Edward
Lloyd, Esq. of Berth; and ii. Mary, m. Martin Williams, Esq.
of East Bryngayar. Mr. Madocks m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau.
(by Elizabeth, dau. of Augustus, 4th Earl of Berkeley, and
afterwards wife of Frederick, Margrave of Brandenburg
Anspach and Bayreuth) of WiUiam, 11th Lord Craven, and by
her (who d. 1779) had issue, i. Charlotte Maria, m. Edward
AVilliam Smythe-Owen, Esq. of Condover Hall, Salop; and
II. Eliza Maria, to. Edward Blackburn, Esq., Chief Justice of
the Mauritius. Mr. Madocks was s. his only son,
John Madocks, Esq. of Vron Iw and Glanywern, M.P. for
the Denbigh Boroughs, to. 2 July, 1817, Sidney, dau. of Abra-
ham Robarts, Esq. of London, and by her (who d. 19 May,
1852) had issue,
I. John Edward, now of Glanywern.
II. Henry Robarts, of Brandon House, Coventry, late Bengal
C.S., b. 1825; m. 15 March, 1864, Hon. Anne Amelia Napier,
I 2nd dau. of Gen. Lord Napier of MagdMa, G.C.B., G.C.S.I.,
and has, with other issue, John, 6. 1866.
I. Sidney Frances.
II. Louisa George, to: 24 July, 1847, Conway Lucas Rose,
Esq. of Chew Magna.
III. Mary EUza, ni. 4 Dec. 1855, Edward Lloyd, Esq., jun.,
of Rhagatt, Cowen.
IV. Emily Charlotte, to. 23 Dec. 1843, James Beech, Esq. of
Brandon Hall, Coventry.
V. Sophy Caroline, to. 8 Aug. 1848, J. D. Bland, Esq. of
Kippax Park, co. York, and is deceased.
Mr. Madocks d. 20 Nov. 1837.
^)-ra.s— 1st, for Sir Robert Pounderling, arg., a butterfly
gu. paleways between three roses of the last, in the centre
chief between the two upper roses and over the head of the
butterfly a crown or; 2nd, for Williams of Vron ho, gu., a
lion rampant arg., armed az. Crest — A demi-Iion rampant.
Seat — Glanywern, near Denbigh.
MAGAN OF EMOE.
The late Feancis Magan, Esq. of Emoe, co.
■Westmeath, J.P., b. 1791 ; m. 1812, Margaret Mary,
dau. of G-erald S. Hussey, Esq., D.L., of Westown,
and by her (who d. 20 May, 1849) had surviving
issue,
I. Mary, to. 1841, John Lentaigne, Esq., C.B., of Tallaght,
J. P., and lias issue.
II. Margaret, to. 1843, Michael Cahill, Esq., J. P., of Bally-
conra, co. Kilkenny; and d. 26 Nov. 1868, leaving issue.
III. Anna Maria, to. 1845, Michael Corcoran, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, who d. 1854, leaving issue, 1 Michael; 2 Chris-
topherTyler; SMargaret; and4Mary: shed. 6 April, 1868.
Mr. Magan d. 29 June, 1841.
ilfnca50.— The Magans of Emoe, and the Magans of
Clonearl, descend from two brothers. One of these,
Richard Magan, Esq. of Emoe, was an adherent of
.James II., and was included in the Articles of the Treaty of
Limerick. He was living Dec. 1714, and m. Catherine, dau.
of Oliver Dalton, Esq. of Dungolman and Emoe, by his wife
Catherine D'Alton, of Moyvoughly, and was father of
Richard RIagan, Esq. of Emoe, whose will, dated 4 July,
1732, was proved 8 Aug. following. He was present at the
siege of Limerick, 3 Oct. 1690, and the family still possess the
certificate adjudging him to be comprehended within the
articles made for the surrender of that place, and entitled to
all the benefits and advantages thereof. This document is
signed by the Chancellor, the Attorney-General, and other
Commissioners appointed to determine the claims, and is dated
28 Aug. 1699. He m. Margaret, dau. of Francis O'Mulryan, Esq.
by Margaret liis wife, dau. of O'Conor Don, of Clonalis, and
by her had issue, '
I. Francis, his heir.
II. James, of Dubhn, M.D., had issue, Richard; Thomas;
and Margaret, m. Oct. 1792, Elliott Knipe, Esq.
I. Margaret, m. Joseph Daly, Esq. of Castle Daly.
II. Bridget, m. James Davis, Esq. of Clonbroney.
III. Mary, hi. Cuthbert Fetherston, Esq. of Dardiston.
Mr. Magan d. 1732, and was s. by his eldest son,
Francis Magan, Esq. of Emoe, b. 1704; m. Mary, sister of
Sir James Esmonde, 6th hart, of Ballinastra, and dau. of
Lawrence, son of James, 4th son of Sir Thomas Esmonde, 1st i
bart., by Ellis his wife, widow of Thomas, 4th Lord Cahir, and
dau. of Sir John FitzGerald, of Dromana, of the House of
FitzGcrald, Earls of Esmond, and had issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
ir. Richard, to. Anne, dau. of Lewis Pritchett, Esq. of Straw-
berry Hill and Lettie, and had issue, Francis, d. v.nm.;
Margaret, d. v.nm.; and Mary, m. her kinsman, Edward
Fetherstonhaugh, Esq. of Grouse Lodge.
III. James, m. Katherine, dau. of James Haynes, Esq., and
had, with other issue, d. s. p.,
Richard, of Rockfield, co. Westmeath, Resident Magistrate.
m. Mary, dau. of Edward Fetherstonhaugh, Esq. of
Grove Lodge, and had issue, 1 Richard, b. 12 Aug.
1836; 2 Francis, 6. 6 Sept. 1838; 3 Thomas, b. Nov.
1842; 4 Colthurst, 6. 17 June, 1844; 5 Percy, h. 25 April,
1846 ; 6 Edward, 6. 5 Sept. 1847 ; 1 Mary; 2 Clarmda.
I. Eliza, m. John Bonynge, Esq. of Bonynge Ratte, co.
Westmeath.
II. Margaret, m. Mathicu de Montmorency-Morres, Esq.
III. Barbara, d. unrn.
rv. Jane, d. v.nm.
V. Anne, m. Christopher Fitzgerald, Esq. of Fane Valley.
Francis Magan's will is dated 25 March, 1775; he was «. by
his eldest son,
Thomas Magan, Esq. of Emoe, 6. 1750; to. 3 Nov. 178.3,
Catherine, 2nd dau. of William Brabazon, Esq. of Athlone and
Beagh (of the noble House of Meath), son of Edward Brabazon,*
* Edward Brabazon, of Beagh, was son of Edward Brabazon,
of Killeenbeg, by Eleanor his wife, dau., by Mabel Dillon his
wife, of Fergu.s, 2nd son of Capt. Thos. O'Naghten, of Thomas-
town, Governor of Roscommon 1688, by Mary, dau. of Capt.
Thomas O'Dowling, of Rapeake, co. Roscommon. Mary, sister
of William Brabazon, of Athlone and Beagh, m. Patrick Dillon,
of Killeen, and was mother of Rose Dillon, wife of Sir Charles
French, Bart, of Castle French, afterwards Baroness French.
William Brabazon had, besides Catherine, m. Thomas Magaa,
another dau., Mabel, from whom is descended The M'Dermot,
of Coolavin, and a son, Anthony, 6. 1766, d. 1802, to. his
cousin, the Hon. Catherine ffrench, who to. 2ndly, Edmund
Whitehead, Esq., and was mother by him of the Vice-President
of Maynooth, grandmother by him of John O'Shaughnessy,
Esq. of Beagh (now Birchgrove), to. 1866, Frances, dau. o;
Thomas Riddell, Esq. of Felton Park, Northumberland ; and o -4
Catherine O'Shaughnessy, who ?)i. 1862 her cousin, the Hon "I
Martin J. ffrench.
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of Bcngli, by Eose his wife, tiau. of rirdnmnd Dnton, of Eal-
Icntninc, co. Galway, transplanted from Kilmudalic, co. Kil-
kenny, by Cromwell. Mr. Magan d, 2 Nov. 1814, and left
issue,
FnANCis (the late Francis Magan, Esq. of Emoc).
William, </. mjiih. Mary, a Nun.
Ellen, m. Richard Doyle, Esq. of Wellfield, co. Kildarc.
Arms — Arp., a chevron between three boars az. tusked or.
Crest — A boar's head az. Motto — Vii'tute et probitate.
Seat — Emoc, co. Westmeath.
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MAGAN OF CLONEARIi.
The late William Henkt Magan, Esq. of Clon-
Earl, King's Co., and of Eagle Hill, co. Kildarc, b.
31 Jan. 1819 ; s. his father. May, 1840; seryed as
Lieut. 9tli Eojal Lancers, and as Capt. 4th Light
Dragoons ; m. 4 Aug. 1849, Lady Georgiana Char-
lotte, 4th dau. of William Charles, 4th Earl of
Albemarle, which lady d. March, 1854. He was
first elected M.P. for Westmeath, in 1847, of which
CO. he was also J.P. He d. 1860. His mother,
Mrs. Magan, is now of Clonearl.
^LtnCSflC. — JiIoRGAN Magan, Esq. of Clonoy, co. West-
meath, brother of Richard IMagan, Esq. of Emoe (sfe pre-
ceding Memoir), had issue ; Thomas, lois heir ; ^Morgan, suc-
cessor to his brother ; Susannah, )ii. 1st, Sir Arthur Shaen,
Bart, of Kilniore, co. Roscommon, and 2ndly, Robert Dillon,
Esq. of Clonbrock. The elder son,
Thomas Magan, Esq. of Togherston, a Commissioner in the
years 16D5, 1697, and' 1G9S, for raising a supply in Westmeath
for King William III., m. Sarah Morgan, and d.s. p. 1710;
when ho was s. by his hrother,
Morgan Magax, Esq. of Togherston, whose will, dated 8
Tan. 1737, was proved 3 Aug. 1738. By Elizabeth his wife he
.lad issue, Thomas ; Hubert; William ; Edward; Morgan; and
/^rtucr; Eliza, m. James Daly, Esq. of Castle Daly; Sarah,
m. John Meares, Esq. ofMeares Court; Ann, m. John Fether-
"tonhaugh, Esq. of Dardistown; Frances, m. George Mont-
gomery, Esq. of Killee. The four eldest sons d. s. p. ; the oth,
Arthur Magan, Esq. of Clonearl, b. 1721, High Sheriff of
iVestmeath 1759; ui. 20 July, 17.54, Anne, dau. of Hugli Henry,
isq., of Straffan, co. Kildarc, and had issue, Edward, d. s. }).
779; Hugh Henry, b. 1760; Arthcb, who carried on the line;
Inne, d. unm. ; Harriett, d. v.nrii. The youngest son,
Abthub Magan, Esq. of Clonearl and Togherston, 6.
!6 July, 1756; m. Hannah Georgina, dau. and co-heir (with
ler sister, Eliza Anne, wife of Charles, Lord Castlecoote) of
iev. Henry Tilson, D.D., of Eagle Hill, co. Kildare, and had
ssue,
Edward, d. young. William Henrt, his heir.
Arthur, Capt. R.N., of Portland Lodge, Brixton, b. 1704;
III. Catherine Smith, of London, and had issue, an only child,
Oenrjrina Elizabeth, ;». 3 Feb. 1840, John Henry Brummell,
son of AVilliam C. Brummell, Esq. He d. 8 Feb. 1858.
Tlmraas Tilson, Capt. in the army, b. 1798, d. 27 Aug. 1870.
Ho m. 1st, Sophia Willoughby, dau. of William Humphreys,
Esq., and sister of William Humphreys, Esq. of Bally-
haise, by whom (who d. 29 March, 1846) he had issue,
1 Arthur, b. 4 Sept. 1833, d. s.p.
2 Tilson Shaw, 6. Aug. 1841, Capt. JIadras Staff Corps,
the present male representative of Magan of Cloueiirl,
•m. 18 Feb. 1871, Mrs. Davey, and has issue.
1 Letitia, d. nv;n. 1 Dec. 1833.
2 Georgina Tilson, d. v.nhi. 5 Dec. 1833.
3 Adelaide Charlotte, d. unm. 19 Dec. 1S69.
He „i. 2ndly, ID Jan. 1850, Louisa O'Grady, and had further
issue,
3 Thomas O'Grady Tilson, 6. 1 Jan. 1853.
4 Francis William, 6. 31 Jan. 18G1.
4 Kmily Louisa. 5 Clara Cecilia.
6 Georgina Matilda.
George Percy, of Doning, co. Carlow, m. Ellen, dau. of
Valentine O'Connor, Esq. of Dublin, and d. 1807, leaving
issue,
1 Arthur, 6. 1825; d. v.nm. 3 AprU, 1874.
2 Percy, of Kilcleagh Park, co. Roscommon, J.T., b. 20
Aug. 1828; m. 20 Sept. 1SG.'\ Anne Katherine, dau. of
Rev. Edward Richards (sec YxICUakos of Ardciaiae), and
lias issue,
Percy Tilson, 5. 13 Nov. 1807.
Emily Georgina. Muriel Rozel. Rachel Evelyn.
3 Thomas Tilson, h. 1830 ; d. unm.
4 Henry, h. 1831, d. young.
.'■> Henry Augustus, b. 1832.
6 Edward William, 6. 1835.
II.
7 Hugh Wilson, h. 1840; d. unm., 7 Jan. 187L
8 Albert Edward, 6. 1S43; d. unm.
9 Valentine John, 6. 1845 ; d. uithi. July, 1872.
1 Georgina. 2 Mary Monica. 3 Ellen.
4 Charlotte Elizabeth, d. unm. 5 Henrietta, (/. unm.
6 Flora Emily. 7 Harriet llonoria.
Henry (Rev.), d. s. p.
V[\:u\otte, d. unm. Eliza, t?. imm. Harriett, ('. Muni.
Louisa, m. Augustus, Baron von Retzenstein, Col. Hano-
verian Life Guards.
Emily, m. George Medlicott, Esq. Henrietta, d. young.
Mr. Magan fL 1808, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Henry Magan, Esq. of Clonearl, b. 1790, High
Sheriff of Westmeath 1820; m. 1817, Elizabeth Georgina,
relict of Col. Thomas Lowther Allen, and 2nd dau. and co-heir
of the late Dudley Loftus, Esq. of Killyon, head of the ancient
and distinguished House of Loftus, and had issue, the late
William He.vrt Magan, Esq. of Clonearl; Dudley, ci. wivw. ;
and Augusta Elizabeth.
Arms, Crest, and Motto — Same as Magan o/ Emoe.
Seats— Clonearl, King's Co. ; and Eagle HlU, co. Kildare.
MAGENIS OF "WARINGSTOWN.
Magexis, Kichabd Henry, Esq. of Finvoy
Lodge, CO. Antrim, J.P. cos. Cambridge and Antrim,
High Sheriff 1868, late Major 90th and 32nd regis.,
s. his uncle 1863; b. 13 Aug. 1831; m. 14 June,
1860, Lady Louisa Anne Lowry-Corry, dau. of
Armar, 3rcl Earl Belmore.
?LlUCnCJf' — "^l^" family of Magenis were from very
ancient time the territorial Lords of Iveagh, co. Down,
claiming descent from the renowned warrior Connall Cear-
nagh. In 1623, Sir ABxnrR Magennis, Lord of Iveagh,
was raised to the Peerage of Ireland as Viscouxx Magenis
of Iveagh. A descendant of the ancient family of which his
Lordship was the chief,
Richard Magenis, Esq. of Waringstown, co. Down, and of
Dublin, -//). Alicia, dau. of WiUiam Caddell, Esq. of Down-
patrick, and had issue,
I. Richard, his heir. ii. Heniy, d. 10 Sept. 1759.
I. Mary, m. Isaac Espinasse, Esq. ii. Jane.
ni. Ahcia, m. xVrthur French, Esq. of French Park.
Mr. Magenis, whose will, dated 16 Jan. 1754, was proved 7
March, 1757, was s. by his eldest son,
Richard Magenis, Esq. of Waringstown, to. 1st, 5 Dec. 17C0,
Miss Wray, who d. same year, and 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. and
heiress of Col. Berkeley, brother of the celebrated George
Berkeley, D.D., Bishop of Cloyne, and by her (whot? .5 April,
1831) had issue,
I. Richard, his heir.
II. William (Very Rev.), Dean of Kilmore.
I. Ellen, m. Col. Leslie, or Tandragree.
ir. A dau., m. WlUiam Richardson, Esq. of Rich Hill, M.P.
for Armagh.
III. Emily, m. Very Rev. John French, Dean of Elphin.
IV. Mice. V. llarriettc.
Mr. Magenis d. 1807, and was s. by his eldest son,
Richard SIagenis, Esq. of Waringstown, „i. Lady Eliz.iLcth *
Anne Cole, dau. of William Willoughby, 1st Earl of Eunis-
killen, by whom (who d. 26 May, 1807), he had issue,
RicHABD William, late of Waringstown.
William John Cole, deceased.
Henry Arthur, Col. in the army, m. Mdlle. Elise Damain,
dau. of H. Damain, of the Mauritius, and d. 14 Nov. 1852,
leaving issue, I Richard Henry, now of Waringstown;
2 Frederick, Lieut. 28th regt., d. 25 Nov. 1857; 3 Henry
Cole, Major R..\., 6. 1838 ; 4 Edward Cole ; 1 Elizabeth, m.
Lieut.-Col. Edward Meurant, 83rd regt.
John Balfour, m. Frances Margaretta, widow of George
Ede, Esq. of Merry Oak, Southampton, and dau. of the late
Judge Moore, of Lamberton Park, Queen's Co., and has two
dans., Florence and Geraldine.
Arthur Charles, H.M. Minister at Stockholm.
Anne Louise, !«. David Albemarle Bertie Dewar, Esq.
Elizabeth Anne, m. James Wilmot Williams, Esq. of Hering-
ston, Dorset. Florence Sarah, d. uniu.
Florence Catherine, m. John Ashley Waire, Esq., and
d. 1837.
Mr. Magenis d. 6 March, 1S31, and was s. by his eldest son,
Richard William Magesis, Esq. formerly of Waringstown,
CO. Down, late a Major in the army, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1830, b. 19 Nov. 1789; m. 28 Aug. 1821, Ann Maria,
eldest dau. and co-heiress of William Shepherd, Esq. of
Bradbourne, Kent. He d. Dec. 1863, and was«. by his nephew,
Richard, now of Waringstown.
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^rmJ!— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, vert, a lion rampant or,
on a chief arg. a hand erect couped gu. for Magennis; 2rnl
and 3rd, gu., a chevron hetweeii three crosses pattec arg., inr
Bekkelej. Crest — A hoar passant ppr. Motto — Sola Salus
servirc Deo. Scots— Finboy Lodge, Ballymouey, co. Antrim ;
and Ahington Hall, Cambridge.
MAGILL OF LYTTIiETON.
Magiil, Willia^i Xapiee, Esq. of Lyltleton,
CO. Westmeath, J.P., Col. Couimandant Dublin
Artillery Militia, b. 22 March, 1834 ; m. 10 July,
1867, Isabel, dau. of James Stirling, Esq. of
Ballawley Park, co. Dublin, and has issue,
I. Lennox Napier, 5. 23 Aug. 1868.
ir. William Henry Xapier, 6. 29 Jan. 1S71.
I. Eva Isabel Napier.
ILtltCa^C. — George Magill, Esq., Capt. -^th Dragoons, d.
1803, leaving, by Hester his wife, 5th dau. of John Nugent,
Esq. of Clonlost, CO. Westmeath, and Eliza his wife, sister to
William Le Poer Trench, 1st Earlof Clancarty, a son,
William JLioiLL, Esq. of Lyttleton, co. Westmeath, J. P.,
6. 28 Nov. 1797; to. 23 April, 1833, Harriette Maria, youngest
dau. of Thomas Stannus, Esq. of Carlingford, co. Louth, by
Carohne his wife, 2nd dau. of Hans Hamilton, Esq. M.P. of
Sheephill (now Abbotstown), co. Dublin, and d. 22 May, 1876,
baring had issue,
I. William Napieb, now of Lyttleton.
T. Emily Caroline, r,i. 5 Feb. 1861, Theophilus Clements, Esq.,
D.L., of Eathkenny, co. Cavan.
II. Carohne Harriette, m. 2 Dec. 1857, Col. PiObert Caulfcild,
7th Madras Cavalry, eldest son of Lieut.-Col. Caulfeild, of
Bloomfield, co. Westmeath.
Seat — Lyttleton, near BaUymahon, co. Westmeath.
ISIAGniRE OF GORTORAL HOTTSE.
Magtjiee, Hron, Esq. of Gortoral House, co.
Fermanagh, 6. 2 Sept. 1871 ; s. his father 20 April,
1874.
iLtltCcttJC. — Feancis Maguire, Esq., son of Pvoger
Maguire and Catherine Drummond his wife, m. 2 June, 1766,
Bridget Morrow, and by her (who d. 20 Jan. 1788) left at his
decease, 9 April, 1811, a son and heir,
Alexander Maguire, Esq. of Gortoral House, 771. 6 April,
1809, Mary, dau. of John Nicolls, of Dring, co. Longford, by
Alicia McEvoy his wife, and by her (who d. i Deo. 1839) left
at his decease, 28 July, 1850, with other issue, Alicia, ra. 15
Feb. 1841, Patrick Kiernan, Esq. of Dalkey, Clerk of the
Crown for co. Leitrim, and Mary Eliza, m. Francis Lynch, Esq.
of Micknanstown, co. Meath: and a son,
Edward Maguire, Esq. of Gortoral House, J. P. and D.L.,
h. 13 June, 1827, High Sheriff co. Leitrim 1858, and co. Fer-
managh 1860; m. 29 Jan. 1860, Cecilia Mary (deceased), last
surviving child of John H. 0"Rorke, Esq. of Jamestown,
CO. Dublin, and d. 20 April, 1874, leaving a son, Hugh
Maguire, now of Gortoral.
Eeai — Gortoral House, near Swanlinhar.
KAHER OF BALLENKEELE.
Mahee, Matthias, Esq. of Ballenkeele, co. Wex-
ford, J.P. and D.L., b. May, 1846, High Sheriff
1878.
JLtltCacrC.— The family of Maher, anciently O'Meagher,
or O'Ma.ugher (as written on the tombstones of Templetouhy),
belonged originally to Ossory, in Queen's Co., and the head of
the House in the last century was Daniel Meagher, of the
Great Woods, Ossory. This family has long been one of
respectability in co. Tipperary, and possesses at the present
day extensive landed property there.
John Maher, of Tulla M 'James, near Templemore, co. Tip-
perary, m. Catharine, dau. of William Lanigan, Esq. of co.
Kilkenny, by Mary, his 2nd wife, dau. of Charles Gore, Esq.
of Gorehlggen, 6th son of Sir Paul Gore, Bart., and had three
Bonsand one dau.,
I. Nicholas, of Turtulla, m. Miss Smytli, of Callan, and had
issue,
1 John, late of Tullamaine Castle, co. Tipperary, in.
Catharine, dau. of W. Prendergast, Esq. of Greenmount,
tixxtd.s.p. 1850.
2 Valentine, of Turtulla, co. Tipptiary, J.P. and M.P. foi
that CO., ij. 17 May, 1780 ; d. uniu. 1844, having bequcathcc'
a considerable portion of his property to his cousin,
Nicholas Maher, Esq.
1 Marianne, /,(. Edmund Smyth, Esq. and has two sons,
Edmund and Lorenzo. 2 Eliza, i.i. Col. Fallon.
II. Matthias, of whose line we treat.
III. Gilbert, of Loughmore, rii. Miss Burke, of Summer Hill,
and had issue,
John, who m. Mary, eldest dau. of John Byrne, Esq
of Boolibeg, and d. in 1822, leaving two daus., Marj
Anne, m. William Sirang Loughnan, Esq., and Margaret.
ra. Robert M'Garry, Esq. of Cappagh House, near DubUn
I. Margaret, ra. Thomas Maher, Esq. of the city of Cashe)
and had a son,
Nicholas Maher, Esq. of Turtulla, M.P. for the co. o
Tipperary, iii. 1845, Margaret Jane, dau. of Walter Otwa;
Herbert, Esq. of Pill House, co. Tipperary, and d. s. p
1871.
Matthias Maher, Esq. of Ballymullcn, Queen's Co. (2n(
son of John Maher, Esq. of Tulla MacJames), «i. 2 Feb. 1799
Anne, dau. of Maurice O'Donnell, of Carrick-on-Suir, and b;
her (whod. Dec. 1813) left at his decease, 12 Jan. 1824, i. John
his heir; 11. Matthias, J.P. ; i.Mary Anne, m. Peter Penthen;
O'ICelly, Esq. ; 11. Margaret, d. unm. 1838. The eldest son,
John Maher, Esq. of Ballenkeele, J.P. and D.L., Hig!
Sheriff 1853, and M.P. co. Wexford, h. 24 July, 1801; r,;
24 Oct. 1843, Louisa Catherine, dau. of George Bourke O'Kell;
Esq. of Acton House, Middlesex, by Mary his wife, dau. c
Peter Pentheny, Esq., co. Kildare, and had issue,
I. Matthias, now of Ballenkeele.
II. George, 0. Oct. 1847. 111. John, 6. April, 1849.
IV. William, b. April, 1851.
V. Augustine, 6. May, 1852; d. 4 Dec. 1863.
I. Mary Anne, d. 11 April, 1863. 11. Louisa Eleanor.
Mr. Maher d. 28 May, 1860, and was s. by his eldest son,.l
present Matthias Maher, Esq.
Arms — Az., two lions rampant combatant or, supportin
sword in pale ppr., in base two crescents of the second. Ore
— On a mount vert a hawk rising belled and hooded ppr. c
each wing a crescent or. Jifotto — In periculis audax.
Seat — Ballenkeele, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexfoid.
MAHER OF TULLAMAINE CASTLE.
See Mahee oe Balle>'eeele.
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MAHON OF CORBALLY.
Mahox, Thomas Geoege Stacpoole, Esq. <
Corbally, co. Clare, b. 11 July, 1848.
milXtSQC — Mahon O'Brien, fourth in descent from Mahi
(d. 1472), 5th son of Toriogh Beg O'Brien {d. 1459), King
Thomond, was killed at the siege and capture of the Castle
Clonoon, co. Clare, by Sir Pachard Bingham, in 1586.
Edmon-d Mahon, Esq. of Ennis, his descendant, lent, 8 Ja ~
1690, £300 to James II., for which he received a grant of qu
rents in co. Clare. His representative,
James Mahon, Esq. of Ennis and Corbally, co. Clare, h
no issue by his 1st wife, Katherine, who d. 1747. He i/i.'Jnd
Maria, only dau. of Charles Minohin, Esq. of Honeymount, (
Tipperary, and by her had issue,
Charles, his heir.
Clarinda, r,i. 1779, Richard James, Esq., andbadissue.
Mr. Mahon d. 1783. His son,
Charles Mahon, Esq. of Corbally, was called to the IriJ
Bar 1779, and was appointed Assistant Barrister of co. Cllj
1796. He ra. 1785, Rebecca, eldest dau. of Thomas Croil
Esq., by whom (who d. 1836) he had issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Charles, of Cahircalla, Treasurer co. Clare, 6. 1789;
Eliza Timmins ; d. s. p. 1874.
III. Robert, of AshUne, b. 1793; m. Elizabeth T. Morg:|
who d. 1874; d. s. p. 1858.
IV. James, 6. 1802, ra. twice, and had issue.
I. Maria, &. 1794; ni. 1817, Garrett Parkinson, Esq., and 1 '
issue.
Mr. Mahon d. 1822, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Mahon, Esq. of Corbally, 6. 1788, High Sheriff
Clare 1812; m. Alicia, dau. of William Minchin, Esq. of Gre
bills, CO. Tipperary, and by her (who d. 1851) he had issue,
I. Charles, his heir. n. William, d. young.
III. John, C. E., b. 1823; ra. Louisa, dau. of John Gabb'
Esq. of .Shepperton, co. Clare, and d. 1877, lea-sing issue
IV. Thomas, 6. 1832, Lieut. -Col. R..4. ; m. 1855, Kather
Elisabeth, dau. of James Edward Ferguson Murray, Ei
R.N. (^see Burke's Peerac/e), and has issue.
I. Rebecca, d. v.ma. 1850.
MAH
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Ml". Malion d. lSt7, nnil was t. by his eldest son,
CuARLEs Mahon. Esq. of Corljally, h. 1818, Lieut. Clare
Militia; m. 18-lt, Jane, '2nd dan. of Very Rev. William Ilotiry
Stacpoole, D.D., Uean of ICilfunora, and d. 1850, leaving issue
(by lier, who d. 3 Jan. 1879),
Thomas George Stacpoole, now of Corbally.
Frances Georgina, d. unm. 1871.
Seat — Corbally, co. Clare. 2'oio,i Home — 18, Beaufort Gar-
dens, London, S.\V.
.
, MAHONY OF DROMORE CASTLE.
Mauony, Richard John, Esq. oi Dromore
Castle, CO. Kerry, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1853,
6. 15 Jan. 1S2S ; m. 1856, Marj llarrictte, eldest
dan. of John Wallei*, Esq., Barrister-at-Law (son of
Bolton Waller, Esq. of Castletown, co. Limerick),
and has issue,
Harald Sisr.EivsoN, u. laJ/.
Nura Evclccu.
HtnC^I^Ct — The O'Mahonys were in cavly times powerful
Cllielt;ans in Slunster, and had extensive estates along the
8ca coast of Cork and Kerry. From old family documents, it
Appears that the ancestors of the present Richard John
Mahonv, Esq. of Dromore Castle, held for a long period the
office of Seneschal of Kerry, even down to the time of the
Commonwealth. On the 25th March, 1G39, MacDermot
O'Mahony was confirmed as High Sheriff of Kerry by letters
patent from Charles I. Not long after the O'Mahonys, true
to their allegiance, suffered fine and confiscation, and finally
sought in foreign climss the distinction denied them at home.
Col. Dermot O'Mahont, of Rosbrin, a faithful adherent of
King James II., fought and fell at Aughrira. His brother,
Daniel Mahont, received the honour of knighthood from that
monarch at St. Germains, for his gallant conduct at Cremona ;
and afterwards, for his good services in France, Spain, and
Italy, obtained the title of Count from Louis XIV. This was
the celebrated Gen. Codnt Mahont, of the Spanish ser-
vice, so distinguished at Almanza, and in Sicily asCommander-
in-Chiof of the Spanish troops. By Cecilia Weld, his wife, he
left two sons: the younger, Demetrius (Count Mahony),
Ambassador to Vienna, d. s. i). 177G; the elder son, James
Joseph (Count O'Mahony), Lieut. -Gen. in the Neapolitan ser-
vice, Knight of St. Januarius, m. Anne, dau. of Charlotte Maria,
Countess of Newburgh, and dying 1757, left an only dau.
and heiress, the Countess Cecilia O'Mahony, who m. Prince
Bbnedict Gcistiniani, and had issue, Vincent, Prince Guis-
tiniani, whose only dau. and heiress, Cecelia, Princess Guisti
niani, was mother of the present Earl Newbiu'gh ; Lorenzo, d.
ttnm. ; and James, Cardinal Bishop of Albans, d. 1843
At the present time the chief lines of the great House of
Hahony, still resident in the co. Kerry, are Mahont of Dromore
Castle, which family we are now recording ; Mahont of Dimloe
Castle, now represented by John Mahont, Esq. of that place ;
and Mahont, of CaMcqidn.
John Mahont, Esq. of Dromore Castle (the grandfather of
the present representative of the familj'). Col. of the Dromore
Volunteers, and one of the Delegates to the Great National Con-
rention at Dungannon, Feb. 178'2, m. 1st, 179-1, Miss Ilig-
ginbotham, of Bath, who d. without issue; and 2ndly, Miss
Day, dau. of Archdeacon Day, of Beaufort House, co. Kerry
by whom he bad issue, i. Denis, of whom presently;
II. Bichard, who d. s. p. He m. 3rdly, Miss Godfrey, dau. of
Sir William Godfrey, Bart, of Kilcoleman Abbey, co. Kerry,
bv whom he had a dau. Agnes, who i/i. Robert Conway llick-
sC:
Mr. Mahony d. 1817. His
iOn, Esq. of Fermoyle, co. Kerry,
ion.
The Rev. Denis Mahont, of Dromore Castle, m. 1st, 1827,
Luclnda Catherine, only child of John Scgerson, Esq. of West
ove, CO. Kerry, and by her (who d. Feb. 1828) had a son,
Richard John, now of Dromore Castle,
lem. 2ndly, 1829, Jane, dau. of Sir John Blake, Eart., of
Ucnlo Ca.stle, and by her (who d. 8 May, 1842) had issue,
Denis, d. July, 1851. Edward. Henry. John.
Rose, m. 1st, Jimc, 1852, John Penncfather, son of Baron
Penncfathcr, deceased; and 2ndly, 23 Sept. 1858, Capt. the
Hon. Henry Carr Glyn, R.N., son of Lord Wolverton.
Margaret, m. Oct. 18t)6, Hon. Reynolds Moreton, Capt. R.N. ,
son of the Earl of Ducie.
tc TO. 3rdly, 1843, Katharine, dau. of Mathew Franks, Esq.
if Merrion Square, Dublin, by whom he had one dau.
Mary Ellen, d. Feb. 1875.
The Rev. Denis Mahony d. 21 April, 1851.
^i',n«— Quarterly : Isi; and 4th, or, a lion rampant az. ; 2nd,
per pale arg. and gu. a lion rampant countcrchanged ; 3rd,
arg., a chevron gu. between threi^ snakes sa. t'rc.il — Out of a
coronet surmounted on the brim tlicrcof nine beads or balls an
armed arm holding a sword ppr. pierced tlirough a fleur-de-lis
or. Motto — In Iri.sh : Lasair roiiihuia a-buadh. In English : it
blazes before us to victory.
ticat — Dromore Castle, Kenmare, co. Kerry.
MAHONY OF DXJNLOE CASTLE.
Mahonv, James Moore, Esq. of Dnnloc Castle,
CO. Kerry, J.P., Uigh Sheritt' 1875, late Lieut.
Kerry Militia, b. 24 Jan. 1811; s. his father
14 May, 1871.
ILtlTCigC— Denis Mahont, Esq. of Dunloe Castle, co.
Kerry, deduced in a direct line from O'MAiioNvof KinaluK'aky,
CO. Cork, '/». Honora, dau. of J. McCarthy, Lord of Cosmayne,
by Helena M'Sweeney his wife, and by her was father of John
Mahony, Esq. of Dunloe, who m. 1st, Honora, dau. of Maurice
O'Connell, Esq. of Caherbarnah, and had issue two sons,
Denis Mahony, ancestor of the Mahonts of Dromore, co.
Kerry; and Daniel, of whom presently. He m. 2ndly, Gillen,
dau. of O'Sullivan More, and by her had issue, John James,
and Philip Mahony. Mr. Mahony cZ. 16 Jan. 1706, and was s.
at Dunloe by his 2nd son,
Daniel Mahony, Esq. of Dunloe Castle, 6. 1676 ; m. 1st,
1704, Elizabeth, dau. of Garrett Gould, Esq. of Knockraha,
CO. Cork. He in. 2ndly, Maria, dau. of Denis McCarthy, Esq.
of Spring House, co. Tipperary; and d. April, 1747, leaving a
son and heir,
John Mahony, Esq. of Dunloe Castle, m. 19 April, 1757,
Honora, dau. of William Haly, Esq. of Bally Haly, co. Cork,
by Maria, his wife, dau. of John O'Grady, of Kilbally Owen,
and by her, w^ho d. 1817, had issue,
Daniel, his heir. William.
Denis. Dermitius.
Maria, m. Thomes Galway, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. Daniel O'Sullivan, Esq. of Rindonagan, co.
Cork. Lucinda.
Mr. Mahony d. June, 1780, and was .s. by his eldest son,
Daniel Mahont, Esq. of Dunloe Castle, m. Jan. 1787,
Elizabeth, dau. of Patrick Creagh, Esq., by Margaret Trant
his wife, aunt of Gen. Sir Nicholas Trant, K.C.B., and by her
(who d. 14 Nov. 1840) had issue,
Daniel, late of Dunloe Castle.
John. Patrick. Trilliam.
Denis. Darby.
Margaret, m. John Shea Lawlor, Esq.
Mr. Mahony d. 29 Oct. 1S32, and was s. by his eldest son,
Daniel Mahont, Esq. of Dunloe Castle, J. P., High Sheiilf
1841; m. 14 April, 183G, Frances, dau. of John Mahony, Esq.
of The Point, Killarney, and had issue,
I. John Moore, now of Dunloe Castle.
II. Daniel, b. 8 April, 1845.
I. Mary. ii. Elizabeth, d. 13 Dec. 1862.
III. Frances. iv. Margaret, d. i March, I8G3.
V. Marcella.
lied. 14 May, 1871.
Arms, Crc.'it, and il/o«o— Same as Mahont of Broriiore.
Seat — Dunloe Castle. Killarney, co. Kerry.
MAINWARINa OF WHITMOKE.
Mainwaeing, Charles, Esq. of Whitiuorc Hall,
CO. Stafford.
HtnraCIC.— The family of Mcsnilwaring, or Mainwaring,
was founded by Ranulphus, one of the companions- in-arms of
W^illiam the Conqueror, who obtained fifteen lordships in
CO. Chester and one in Norfolk, and fixed his residence at
Warmincham, in the former co. This was the principal seat of
the family for two centuries, when it passed away with an
heiress. The male descent was continued in a branch of the
family settled at Over-Peover, in the same co., which Roger
Manwaringc had given {temj}. Henry 111.) to his younger son.
Sir William Manwaringe, Knt. The line of Peover ended 1797,
on the death of Sir Henry Mainwaring, Bart., the sole male
survivor, without issue, who bequeathed the estate to a uterme
brother (father of Sir Henry Mainwaring, of Over-Peover);
and the Mainwarings of Whitmore, the subject of this memoir,
became, in consequence, the direct representatives of the
family. Whitmore had come into their possession, 1519, by
the marriage of Edward, 3rd surviving son of Sir John Man-
warin"e Knt. of Over-Peover, with Alice, granddau. and
heircsl of Humphrey de Boghey, or Bohun, of Whitmore.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAI
Additional information respecting the Mainwarings of TTar-
minclMiii and Ptoi-er, and other branches of the family, will
be found in Ormerod's Chahire, m'Bvii.KY.'s Exliact Baroneta'je,
and Bcrke's Pcerarje and Barondage.
Edward JIanwarisge had issue, by Alice de Boghey his
wife, a son and two daus. He d. before 15S0. His son and
lioir,
ICdwabd IIanwabinge, of 'Whitmore, ra. Jane, dau. of
Matthew Cradock, of Stafford, Gent., and had (with nine daus.)
tliiee sons, i. Edward, his heir, b. 1577: ii. John, a Mer-
i:hant, who d. s-i'). beyond sea; and in. Eandulph or Eandle,
b. 1588 («ee Mainwabing of Oldey). He d.. 1604, and was s. by
Lis son,
Edward Manwabisge, Esq. of Whitmore, M.P. for New-
castle 1601, and High Sheriff for co. Stafford 1646, who d. the
following year. He m. Sarah, dau. and co-heiress of John
Stone, of London, and had issue, i. Edward, b. 1603; ii. John,
D.D., Eector of Stoke-upon-Trent (who -/);. twice) ; and a dau.,
Jane, to. James Abney, Esq. of Measham Hall, co. Derby.
The son and heir,
Edward JIainwaring, Esq. of Whitmore, High Sheriff 1669,
TO. Anne, dau. of George Lomax, Esq. of Clifton, co. Xotting-
ham, and had issue six sons and five daus. The eldest son,
Edward Mainwabing, Esq. of Whitmore, s. to his father's
estates 1694; and d.. 1704. He m. twice, and had by his 1st
wife, Elizabeth Heneage, ten children, of whom only two daus.
survived. By his 2nd wife, Bridget, dau. of Sir Thomas Trol-
lope, Bart, of Casewick, co. Lincoln (whom be ra. 1679) he
had, with two daus. (one of them, Bridget, ra. George Daven-
port, Esq. of Calveley, co. Chester), a son and heir,
Edward Main'waeing, Esq. of Whitmore Hall, 6. 1681 ; to.
1st, Jemima, 2nd dau. of Edmund Pye, Esq. ,31. D. of Faringdon
House, Berks, by Anne his wife, dau. of Lord Crewe, of Stene
(.se» Pte of Faringdon), and had issue,
I. Edward, his heir, b. 1709.
II. Henry, Rector of Etwall, co. Derby, m. 1735, Mary Eliza-
bcth, only dau. of John Yaughan, Esq. of Caergay, co.
Merioneth. Their eldest dau., Anne, to. 1760, her cousin,
Charles Pye, Esq. of Wadley.
in. Thomas, b. 1712; to. his cousin, Frances, eldest dau. of
Henry Pye, Esq. of Farringdon House ; and d. 1776, leaving
a son, Charles Henry, to. 1777, Julia, dau. of Rev. Philip
Wroughton, by Dorothy Musgrave his wife; and d. 1800,
having had (with two daus., Julia; and Sarah, m. James
Harrison, Esq. R.A. of Weard Hall, Cornwall) two sons,
1 Thomas F. C, Vice-Admiral R.N., b. 1780; m. 1st, 1811,
Mary Anne, dau. of Bacon Frank, Esq. of Camp.?all, near
Doneaster, by whom he had a son, b. 1812; and 2ndly,
1841, Cecilia Charlotte, only dau. of the Dean of Durham
and the Hon. Mrs. Hall, He served at Trafalgar, and d.
at Bath, 18-58.
2 George, of the Royal Artillery, m. 1832, Mrs. Hoy, relict
of M. Hoy, Esq. of Thornhill, Hants, and d. s. p. 1838.
V. Benjamin, b. 1719 ; to. twice, and had issue three sons,
1 Edward, d. 1803, aged 59, leaving six sons, Edward R.
P., Kear-Admiral E.N., to. 1827, Eliza, dau. of Rev. M.
Hill, Rector of Snailwcll, co. Cambridge, and d. 5 Oct.
1865, at Brighton, having had issue two sons, Edward, of
the lloyal Artillery, and Edwin, Capt. 91st regt., and one
riau., Fanny Elizabeth; Charles H., Capt. 47th regt., d. at
Calcutta; iSenjamin, Lieut. R.X., wounded at Trafalgar,
TO. 1810, Miss Mary Milbon, and d. 1852; Frederick,
Lieut.-Col. .^Oth regt., to. Mary Catharine, dau. of Lieut.-
Col. Popham, and d. leaving issue, of which the eldest
son, John Popham, </. 28 Aug. 1S63; George, Major in
the army, ra. Maria, dau. of Col. Mackenzie; and Edwin,
Lieut. 1st regt., <i!. in India.
2 John Montague, Lieut. -Gen. in the army, a highly dis-
tinguished officer, d. at Cowes, 1842, aged 81.
3 Jemmctt, Capt. E.N., lost at sea with H.M.S. "Babet,"
1801.
I. Jemima, ra. Richard Xash, Esq. of Walbcrton, Sussex.
Edward Mainwaring r,i. 2ndly, Martha, eldest dau. and co-heir
of AVilliam Lloyd, of Haighton, co. Flint, and relict of Sir
Thomas Mainwaring, Bart, of Baddiley, co. Chester, but had
no issue by her. His eldest son,
Edward Mainwaring, E.sq. of Whitmore Hall, High Sheriff
1768, ra. 1735, Sarah, eldest dan. and co-heiress of William
Bunbury, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Attorney-Gen. for co.
Chester (2nd son of Sir Henry Bunbury, Bart, of Bunbury and
Stanney), by his wife, Sarah, sole surviving child and heiress
of Sir James Eyton, Knt. of London, 3rd son of Sir Kendrick
Eyton, Knt. of Eyton, co. Denbigh. He d. 1794, and had
Issue,
I. Edward, his heir.
II. William, of London, Merchant, and a Governor of the
Hudson's Bay Company, b. 1737; d. 1812. By his wife
Frances, youngest dau. of Richard Stone, of London, and
llford, Essex, Banker (elder brother of the Archbishop of
Armagh, of that name), he had five sons and six daus,
1 Edward, 6. 1772, Comet 13th Dragoons; 2 William^
H.E.l.C.'s service ; 3 Henry, R.N., killed in action off Vigo,
on board H.M. frigate " Boston,"'. 4 June, 1797 ; 4 Bowlandj
Eyton, Cadet H.E.l.C.'s service, present at the capture ol
Seringapatam, 1799; and 5 Charles, of Whitmore. Thei
all d.unra. Of the daus., two d. in infancy; the othei
were 1 Sarah, who s. to Whitmore Hall ; 2 Anne, ra. 180i
Jo-seph Sladen, Esq. of Doctors' Commons, and Lee am
Swanton Court, Kent, and rf. 1814, leaving issue; 3 Janet,
to. 1803, Michael Russell, Esq. of Wimbledon, Surrey, and
d. 1858, leaving issue; and 4 Julia, d. unm. 1851.
III. Richard, d. in infancy.
IV. Rowland, of Four Oaks, co. Warwick, a Field Officer,
b. 1745; d. 1815; ra. twice. Elizabeth, his 1st wife (dau. of
Thomas Mills, Esq. of Barlaston, co. Stafford), d. s. p,
By his 2nd wife, Jane, dau. of Capt. Latham, R.N., he had
issue,
1 Edward Henry, Lieut, in the army, d. U7im. in India,
1809.
2 Rowland, of whom presently.
3 Thomas, H.E.l.C.'s service, Bengal Presidency, 6. 1784;
ra. in India, Miss Sophia WaUier ; and d. there, leaving
issue.
4 George, H.E.l.C.'s service, Bengal Presidency, 6. 1784;
TO. in India, Miss Sophia Walker; and d. there, leaving
issue.
1 Charlotte Margaretta, to. Charles Smith, Esq. of North
ampton.
2 Elizabeth, m. the Rev. W. Wilkieson, of Woodbury, co
Bedlord.
3 Susannah Jane, ra. Henry Bell, Esq. of Newbigge:
House, Northumberland.
V. James Eyton, of Magdalen Coll. Cambridge, and Vicaro
Ellaston, co. Stafford, b. 1750; d. 1808; in. twice, but bai
issue only by his 1st wife (Anna, sole child of Thoma
Vawdry, Esq. of Middlewich, co. Chester), a son, Jamc
(Rev.), of Emmanuel Coll. Cambridge, and Biddcnhall, cc
Chester,' 7;i. 1838, his cousin, Emily Jane, dau. of CharU
Smith, Esq. of Northampton; and two daus., Anna Mari
and F'rances.
The eldest son,
Edward Mainwaring, Esq. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, an,
Whitmore Hall, b. 1736; s. his father 1794. He ra. Ann
eldest dau. of Sir Philip Touchet Chctwode, Bart, of Oakli
Hall, CO. Stafford, and relict of Robert Davison, Esq. of tl
Brand, Salop, but d. s. j). 1825, bequeathing his estates to
Sarah Mainwaring, of Whitmore Hall, and Biddulph, c
Stafford, the eldest surviving child of William, his young
brother. She d. vara. 31 March, 1837, when she was .
according to the terms of the entail, by her first cousin,
Rowland Mainwaring, I'sq. of Whitmore Hall, and Bi
dulph, J.P. and D.L., Rear Admiral R.N., 6. 31 Dec. 178
ra. 1st, 31 Dec. 1810, Sophia Henrietta, only child of Maj
Duff, 26th regt., and by her had issue,
Rowland, E.N., d. 27 Oct. 1826, aged 10.
Edward Pellew, ra. 1842, Caroline, dau. of P. B. Story, Es(
d. 14 Sept. 1858. leaving an only child, Louisa Ann Carolii
TO. 2 April, 1861, Alexander Young Spearman, Esq., who
1865, eldest son of Sir Alexander Young Spearman, Bart
Gordon, late representative, formerly a colonist in Soi
Australia.
Charles Henry (Rev.), of 'VMiitmore Hall, co. Stafford, M
Oriel Coll. Oxon, Rector of Whitmore, b. 1821 ; ra. 18
Jane, 3rd dau. of Rev. Sir H. Delves Broughton, Bart,
Doddington, and by her (who d. 30 June, 1873) left at
decease, 3 April, 1878, 1 Rowland Broughton ; 2 Hei
Arthur; 3 Cecil Charles; 4 Gerald: 5 Percy Edwai
6 Gordon Louis; 1 Ethel Mary, to. 24 July, 1877, Willi
Robert Parker Jervis, Esq. of Little Aston Hall ; 2 Mail
3 Pauline Jane ; and 4 Sophie Henrietta Julia.
William Arthur, Capt. 79th Highlanders, to. Christina, d
of Col. Caulfeild, of Bloomfield, co. Wcstmeath; and
May, 1854.
Geoige, Lieut. 85th Light Infantry, d. in Australia.
Sophia Henrietta, ra. 4 Dec. 1838, Charles Coyney, Esq.
Weston Coyney, co. Stafford, and is deceased.
The Admiral ra. 2ndly, 15 Nov. 1826, Mary Anne, 2nd dau
John Clark, Esq. of Preshute, Wilts, by whom he had an <
child, Mary Anne, ra. 1853, the Rev. Robert Vaughan Hug
of Wyelands, co. Monmouth. Being again left a wide
1834, he ';.(. 3rdly, 11 Nov. 1836, Laura Maria Julia Walbur)
only child of M. Florian Chevillard, one of the Emp
Napoleon's Colonels, who fell at the battle of Leipsic 1813,
this marriage he had seven sons, j
Karl Heinrich Augustus, Capt. E.N., to. 1870, Flor '
Maud, dau. of Henry Foley, Esq. of Wistow Manor, Ht
and Ersham House, Kent.
Randolph, a colonist in New Zealand.
Eugene George Henri. Frederick.
Guy, Lieut. R.N. Horatio. Algemo
Admiral Mainwaring distinguished him.self as a naval ol
during the French War, but he did not sei-ve after the j
MAI
THE LANDED GENTRY,
MAI
lOol
^f 1S15. As Midshipman in the "Majestic," he was present
It the battle of the Nile, and he served in the " Defence" at
I ho blocUeade of Copcnhafin. One of the latest commands
M by him was that of the "Caledonia," 120, the tiag-ship
-'ir Edward Pcllew (Lord Exnioiith). llo d. 11 April, 1862,
ml was s. by his son,
(louDON JUiswAniNo, Esq. of Whitmore Hall and Biddulph,
1,1. 1843, Miss JIary Hickey, and d. 21 Dec. 1872, aged of),
leaving issue, Chari.es, now of AVhitmore; Walter; Frede-
rick; Ellen, )ji. Cavanagh, Esq.; Alice; and Julia.
Arms — Arc., two bars gu. Crest — (Hit of a ducal coronet or,
an ass's heail haltered ppr. Motlo — Devaiit si jo puis.
Sua — Whitmore Hall, Xewcastle-under-Lymc, co. Stafford.
MAINWARINO- OF OTELEY PABK.
Maixwaiuxo, SAiiUSBrRT KTXASToy, Esq. of
Oteley Park, Salop, and Bromboroiigh Hall, co.
Chester, J.P. Salop, and High Shcriif' 1S70, educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch. Oxford, b. 8 Sept. ISW; in.
20 Mav, 1869, Edith Sarah, dau. of late Sir Hugh
Williams, Bart., and has issue,
I. Chables Francis Ktnaston, 6. 17 Dec. 1871.
II. Watkin Handle Kynaston, b. 22 Aug. 1875.
iLiltWflC— James Mainwakino, Esq. (bapt. Jan. lGOl-2),
one of the Uarons of the Exchequer (3rd son of James Jlaiu-
waring, Esq., Alderman of Chester, who purchased Brom-
borough, CO. Chester, and grandson of James Mainwaring,
Esq., M.P., whose father, Randle Mainwaring, Col. in the
army ot King Charles I., was 3rd soncf Edward Mainwaring,
Esq. of Whitmore), purchased from the Hardwares, Brom-
borough Court estate. He m. Mary, dau. and co-heir of
Charles Kinaston, Esq. of Oteley Park, Salop, and by her,
(who was buried at Bromborough 8 Feb. 1786) had issue,
Charles, his heir.
Thomas, h. 1725 ; m. Elizahcth, dau. of James Mason, Esq. of
Shrewsbury, and has one dau., Mary, m. Bulkelcy Hatchett,
Esq. of EUesmere.
Elizabeth, d. unm. 13 Oct. 1749.
James Mainwaring d. 23 Oct. 1749, and was s. by his son,
CuAKLES Mainwaring, Esq. of Bromborough, co. Chester, b.
1723, ill. 24 June, 1754, Mary, dau. of William Falconer, Esq.,
Becorder of that city, and had by her, who d. 1789 (svith three
daus., Elizabeth, m. the Hon. Booth Grey; Mary, m. John
Smith, Esq.; and Harriett, d. unm.), two sons, James, of
Bromborough, 6. 15 April, 1757, d. Feb. 1827, leaving a son,
the Key. James Mainwaring, M.A., b. at Avignon ; and
Charles. Mr. Mainwaring d. 30 Ju^y, 1781 ; his 2nd son,
The Rev. Charles Mai.nwarino, of Oteley Park, b. 7 Sept.
1768; ill. 24 June, 1800, Sarah Susannah, dau. of John Town-
shcnd, Esq. of Hem House, co. Denbigh, and by her (who d.
Dec. 1829; had issue,
Charles Ktnaston, of Oteley Park.
TowNSHENT), of Galltfaeuan (see j'nlloidng Memoir).
Susan, m. 22 Nov. 1825, the Rev. Edward Duncombc, of
Aldborough, co. York, and d. 1854.
Mr. Mainwaring d. 6 May, 1807, and was s. by his eldest son,
Charles Kynaston Mainwaring, Esq. of Oteley Park,
Salop, and Bromborough Hall, co. Chester, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1829, b. 16 Sept. 1803; m. 2 Oct. 1832, Frances,
2nd dau. and co-heir of John Lloyd Salusbury, Esq. of Gallt-
faenan, co. Denbigh, and had a son, Salcsbcry Kynaston,
now of Oteley Park. He d. June, 1862.
Arms — .\rg., twob.ars gu. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or,
an ass's heaci couped ppr. Motto — Devant si je puis.
Scats — Oteley Park, EUesmere, Salop; Bromborough Hall,
CO. Chester. fiu6s— Carlton ; Travellers'; and Boodles.
|liit'.tsto« of ©ftlcit P',trl!.
The family of Kinaston descends from lorwerth Goch, Lord
of Mochnant, Powysland, and through him from the royal line
of Powys.
John or Jenkin Kinaston, Esq. (2nd son of Griffith Kynaston,
Esq. of Stocks, Seneschal of the Lordship of EUesmere temp.
Hbmbt VI., and elder brother of Sir Roger Kynaston, of
Hordley, ancestor of the Baronets Kynaston), had the estate
of Stocks settled upon him and his heirs. He rn. Johanna,
dau. of John Mainwaring, Esq. of Peover, co. Chester, son of Sir
John Mainwaring, Knt., and left a son and successor,
Peter Kinaston, Esq. of Stocks, in. Margaret, dau. and
heir of Edward Morgan, Esq. of Arlhey, co. Flint, and was s.
by his son,
HuupuREY Kinaston, Esq. of Stocks, living (oii^). Henry
■VIIL, m. Elizabeth, dau. .ind heir of William Oteley, Esq. of
Oteley, Salop, by whom he acquired the estate of (Jteky,
and had a son and successor,
Geori;e Kinaston, Esq. of Oteley and Stocks, in. Jane, dun.
of Sir George Grey, Knt. of Enville, co. Stafford, and d. 8 Dec.
1643, when he was s. by his son,
Francis Kinaston, Esci. of Oteley, m. Margaret, dau. of
Francis Charlton, Esq. of Apley, Salop, and relict of Arthur
Chambrc, Esq., by whom he left at his demise, 4 Aug. '16
Elizabkth, a son and successor.
Sir Edward Kinaston, Knt. of Oteley, High Sheriff for
Salop 1599. He m. Isabella, dau. of Sir Nicholas Bagnall,
Knt., Marshal of Ireland, and dying 1641, was s. by his son.
Sir Francis Kinaston, Knt. of Oteley, a celebrated scholar
and poet, who translated the Troilus and Cressida of Chaucer
into Latin verse. He m. Margaret, dau. of Sir Humphrey Lee,
Bart, of Langley, Salop, and had a son, Edward, his heir. Sir
Francis, who was an Esquire of the Body to Charles I., d.
1652, and was s. by his sou,
Edward Kinaston, Esq. of Oteley, m. Catherine, dau. of .Sir
John Hanmer, Bart, of llanuier, and dying April, 1650, was .«.
by his son.
Sir Francis Kinaston, Knt. of Oteley, rn. Margaret, daa. of
Sir Arthur Mainwaring, Knt. of Iglitfield, and dying s. j). 1661,
was s. by his brother,
Edward Kinaston, Esq. of Oteley, m. Elizabeth, dau. and
co-heir of Sir Robert Brooke, Bart, of Nacton, Suffolk, and
was father of
Charles Kinaston, Esq. of Oteley, in. Jane, dau. of Sir
Edward Lacon, of West Coppice, .Salop, and had issue,
Edward, of Oteley, who m. thrice, but d. s. p. 1781.
Mary, m. James Mainwaring, Esq. of Bromboi'ough, co.
Chester.
Penelope, m. the Rev. Edward Vaughan, D.D., and had a
dau., Penelope Vaughan, d. unm.
A rms nf Kinaston — -Vrg., a lion rampant sa. Crest of Kinas-
ton—A lion's head erased sa. guttee d'or.
MAINWAEING OF GALLTFAENAN.
Mainwaeixg, Towxshend, Esq. of Galltiaonan,
CO. Denbigh, J.P., Hi^h Sheriff ISiO, M.P. lor
Denbigh Eoroughs lSil-48, 1857-68, b. 1807; m.
1837, Anna Maria, dau. and co-heircss of Col. J.
Lloyd Salusbury, of Gralltfaenau, and has issue,
Charles Salcsbcry, M..\. Ch. Ch. Oxford, b. 1845.
Reginald Kynaston, 6. 1847.
Amicia Mary, rn. 1872, W. E. Knollys, Esq. Susan.
Mr. Mainwaring of Galltfaeaata is younger brother
of the late C. H. Main-wariug, Esq. of Oteley and
Bromborough, and descends from the Mainwarings
of Peover, co. Chester.
For Lineage and Arms, see Mainwaring of Oteley andBroni'
borou'jk.
Seat — Galltfaenan, Rhyl.
♦
MAITLAND OF ECCLES.
Maitiand, Lattdeedale, Esq. of Eccles, co.
Dumfries, J.P., b. 8 Oct. 1809 ; vi. 9 IS'ov. 1843,
Mary Catherine, eldest dau. of the late Dr. Gillespie,
of Edinburgh, and has an only child,
Lina Mary.
JLiurnCIC.— This is an early branch of the noble family of
Lauderdale, being a cadet of Maitland of Lethimjtcn.
James Maitland, Esq. of Queensberry, afterwards of Auc-
henbreck, was son of Robert Maitland, of Auchenbreck, living
1489, and grandson, by Egidia his wife, dau. of James Scrim-
geour, of Dudhope, of James Maitland of Auchenbreck, who
was 3rd son of Sir Robert Maitland, of Thirlcstane. He i,(.
1st, a dau. of — Somerville, by whom he had a son, John, of
Auchenbreck; and 2ndly, Margaret, dau. of Sir William
Douglas, of Costrogill, co. Dumfries, by whom he had an
only son,
Robert Maitland, of Eccles, living 1530, m. Agnes Gordon,
dau. of the Laird ofTroghaine, in Galloway, and was father of
Robert Maitland, of Eecies, m. Ist, his cousin, Janet
Wilton, of Croglin, co. Dumfries; and 2ndly, Marion, dau. of
William Douglas, of Killwarren. By his 1st wife he left at
his decease, 1597, a son,
Robert Maitland, of Eccles, in. Margaret, dau. of Thomas
Jardine, of Barnock, Clydesdale, and d. 1G06, leaving an only
son,
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MAI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAI
y
EoBEET JlAtTLAND, of Eccles, who was h. 1G05, and m. 1627,
Mary, dau. of John Brown, Jtinister of Glencairn (she was m.
2ndly, 1049, to James Brotherstones, and d. ICSG), and by her
left at his decease, April 1640, with other issue, two sons,
John, of Eccles.
Wilham, Minister of Whithorn, co. Lincoln, ancestor of the
family of Maitland of Lo ado a, whose descendant,
Ebenezer Maitland, Esq. of Stansted, Essex, and Park
Place, Berks, M.P., who assumed by royal license, 1807,
the surname of Fuller. He purthast-d, 1848, from Eliza-
beth Maitlaad, the family estate of High Barcaple, Scot-
land.
The elder son,
John Maitland, of Eccles, h. 8 July, 16.31 ; in. 28 April,
1653, Janet, dau. of John Blair, Laird of Pittendrach, co.
Perth, and d. 14 May, 1678, leaving by her (who li. 22 Feb.
1684), with other issue, a son,
George Maitland, of Eccles, who was b. 7 Aug. 105"), and
m. 21 Nov. 1678, Margaret, 2nd dau. of llobert Fergusson, of
Craighdarrock, Nithsdale, and by her (who d. Dec. 1097) had
issue five daus., his co-heirs,
Grizell, to. Abraham Crichton, of Garland, co. Dumfries.
Margaret, ni. James Maxwell, of Jlerkworth, Paisley, co.
Renfrew, and d. 1712.
Elizabeth, m. Alexander Cochran, of Glasgow, Merchant.
Anne, m. Mungo Gibson, Minister of Sanquhar, and d. s. p.
Mary, m. Alexander Williamson.
Mr. Maitland d. 11 Aug. 1702, and was s. by his only surviving
brother,
Charles Maitland, of Eccles, M.D., who was 6. 17 Sept.
IGOi, and m. 7 Nov. 1695, Margaret, dau. of William Gibb,
Merchant of Glasgow, and had by her (who d. 24 April, 1723),
with two other sons and four daus., an eldest s(m,
Charles Maitland, Esq. of Eccles, b. 5 Oct. 1701; m. 1739,
Grizcl, dau. of John Blair, Esq. of Dunskcy, and had issue,
Charles, of Eccles, 6. 24 May, 1710.
William, b. 21 Aug. 1745.
John, Capt. B.N., 6. 21 July, 1743.
Joan. Margaret.
Grizell, in. John Eushby, Esq., and had a son, John, after-
wards John Bushey Maitland, Esq. of Eccles, lather of
the present,
Lauderdale Maitland, Esq. of Eccles.
Janet, in. 1733, the Rev. Dr. Eabington.
Mr. Maitland's grandson,
John Bdsixy Maitland, Esq. of Eccles, co. Dumfries, D.L.,
M.P., m. Eliza Harriett, dau. of William Camac, Esq., and had
issue,
I. Lauderdale, now of Eccles.
II. William Henry, in. 1st, Kate, dau. of Henry Thornhill,
Esq. of Castle Kevan, co. Cork, which lady d. s. p.; and
2ndly, 1844, Marianne, 3rd dau. of Richard Roberts, Esq.
of Ardmore, co. Cork, and has had issue,
1 William Lauderdale.
2 Henry Noreott, d. an infaut. 3 Richard Roberts.
4 Sidenham Bligii. 5 Frank Cave.
1 Florence Martin.
I. Grace, m. Admiral Lo Vicomto do Cbabannes, French
navy.
II. Eliza Caroline, m. 30 Oct. 1834, Sir Thomas II. Roberts,
Bart, of Glassenburg, Kent, and lirithfieldstowu, co. Cork,
and d. 30 Oct. 1838.
III. Catherine, m. 1833, Henry Whittaker, Esq. of Lyston
Hall, CO. Hereford, J. P.
.Inns — Or, a lion rampant gu. coupcd in all the joints of the
first within a bordure az. Crcxt — A demi-lion rampant gu.
couped as in the arms issuing out of ^vater ppr. J/oWo— Luctor
ut emergam.
/b'eaJ— Eccles, near Thornhill, co. Dumfries.
♦
MAITLAND-MAKGILL-CmCHTOIT OF
RANKEILOUR.
Maitland-Makoill-Ceichton, Datid, Esq. of
Bankoilour, co. Fife, Lieut. 78th Highlanders, b.
21 March, 1854 ; s. his father 22 Jan. 1858 ; m.
1875, Emily, clau. of Cluirlcs Drummond liailcy,
Esq. of Charlton Musgrove, Somcrsut, and has a
clau.
ILuitaSC. — The Hon. Frederick Maitland, Capt. R.N.,
6tli son of Charles, Gi.h Earl of Lauderdale, in. Margaret Dick,
grand-dau. and heiress of the Rev. William Dick, Minister of
Cupar, by his wife Isarella Makgill, of Rankeilour, dau. of
David Makgill, of Rankeilour, son of Sir James Makgill, of
Rankeilour, and Hon. Janet Crighton his wife, dau. of James
Ist VisdoUNT Frendraoght. Capt. Maitland assumed on his
marri-ige the surname of Makgill, and by the heiress of Ran-
keilour had, with junior issue,
Charles, the younger, of Rankeilour, in. 26 Aug. 1794, Mai
dau. of David Jolinston, Esq. of Lathrisk, and by her (w!
d. 11 June, 1824) left at his decease, 1820, with junior issiu
David Maitland Makgill, of Rankeilour.
Mrs. Maitland Makgill d. 1827, and was s. by her grandson,
David Maitland Makgill Cricuton, Esq. of Rankeiloui
b. 4 March, IsOl, who was served heir of line in general
James 1st Viscount Frendraught, June, 1839. He ,n. \e
7 Aug. 1827, Eleanor Julian, 2nd dau. of Thomas Hog, Esq.
Newliston, and by her (who d. 1833) had issue,
Charles Julian, of whom presently.
Thomas Hog, b. 16 June, 1830; d. 1863.
Mary Stuart, in. 1849, Philip H. Somerville, Esq., Capt. R.N,
Eleanor Julian Hog, d. 15 July, 1844.
He TO. 2ndly, 2 Dec. 1834, Esther, dau. of Dr. Andrew Coventr;
of Chanwell, and by her had issue,
David, /). 20 Aug. 1841.
Andrew Coventry, b. 20 June, 1846.
Martha Cunningham.
Esther F'rcderica, ia. 25 March, 18G5, Capt. Augustus Chcthari
Strode, R.N., son of Sir E. C. Strode, K.C.H., of Southil
Somerset.
Janet Cunningham, in. 1864, William Olivant, Esq.
Mr. Maitland Makgill Crichton d. 11 July, 1851. His eldesi
son by his 1st wife,
Charles Julian Maitland Makgill Crichton, Esq. of
Rankeilour, b. 15 May, 1828; m. 24 Dec. 1851, Anna Campliell.
eldest dau. of the late James R. J.arvis, Esq., Lieut. R.N. (she
m. 2ndly, 1871, Edmund Everard Rushworth, Esq.), and dying
22 Jan. 1858, left issue,
David Maitland Makgill Crichton, now of Rankeilour
James Bertie Maitland Makgill, b. 2 Jan. 1856.
William Johnston, b. 6 Nov.~ 1856. Charles, b. 1858<
Anna.
Seats — Rankeilour; and Barham Cottage, co. Fife.
.
IdAITLAKTD OF DUNDRENITAN".
Maitland, Datid, Esq. of Compstonc and Dun-
dieiiuan, in the Stcwartry of Kirkcudbright, J. P.
and D.L., late officer 74th Highlanders, b. 5 July,
18 i8 ; m. 17 Oct. 1872, Ellinor Frances, dau. of the
late Thomas Gray Scott, Esq., and has issue,
Stdart Cairns, b. 19 Oct. 1873. J
Claude Archibald Scott, 6. 12 Nov. 1374. -j
Ellinor Isabel. Geraldine Margaret Lynch. • \
JCt'ltCitSC. — The immediate ancestor of the Maitlands of
Dmuli-ennan was William Maitland, a distinguished Scottish
ecclesiastic during the latter part of the 17th century, stated
to have been the lineal descendant of an early branch of the
Lauderdale family, which acquired considerable estates in the
Stcwartry of Kirkcudbright, still held by his descendants. The
late
Thomas JIaitland, Esq. of Dundrennan, Solicitor-General
for Scotland 1840 and 1841, and a Lord of Session as Lord Dun-
drennan, 6. 9 Oct. 1792: ■)/^. 3 July, 1815, Isabella Graham,
4th dau. of the late James McDow-all, Esq., and niece of the
late William McDowall, Esq. of Garthland, M.P. co. lieufrew,
and had issue,
Stuart Cairns, late of Dundrennan.
George Ferguson, of Hermand, d . Oct. 1876.
Adam, Adjutant 7yth lliglilanders, d. before Sehastopi
7 Oct. 1854.
James William, h. 4 Oct. 1829; d. June, 1860.
Elizabeth, d. 21 April, 1846.
Graham, m. Alfred Tritton Fawkes, Esq. of London.
Helen, lii. 25 JiUy, 1805, Lord Torphichen.
Lord Dundrennan d. 10 June, 1351, and wass. by his eldest so
Stuart Cairns Maitland, Esq. of Compslone and Du
drennan, in the Stcwartry of Kirkcudbright, b. 27 Aug. 1816
TO. 11 Nov. 1841, Margaret Shippcn, dau. of the late Doniinicl
Lynch, Esq. of the family of Ncwborough, co. Galwuy, and hai
issue,
David, now of Dundrennan. Thomas, b. 8 June, 1854.'^
Isabella.
Elizabeth Cockburn, in. 4 March, 1873, George Faric, Esi
of the 74th Highlanders.
Jane Lynch. Helen Stuart. Sarah Lea.
Mr. Maitland (L 4 Dec. 1861.
^(•H!S— Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, or, a linn rampant couped at
all the joints, within a border embattled gu., lor MaitlanT);
2nd and 3rd, arg., the ruins of an old abbey on a piece oi
ground, all ppr., as proprietor of the Barony of Dundremian,
on which stands the Abbey of Dundrennan, which afforded a
tempoiaiy shellcr lo the uulortuuate Mary, Queen of Scots, in
\
MAI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAL
1053
her flijrht from the disastrous flold of Lansjsido. Or(st — A
, demi-nionk vested srcy holding in its duxicr hand a crucilix
' arp., and in his sinister a rosary ppr. Motto— Ksse quain
, Tidori.
.Scars— Dundrcnnan; and Conipstonc, in the Stewartry of
Kirkcudbright.
MAITLAND OF FREUGH.
Maitland, William, Esq. of Freugh and Bal-
gr(>Kgi>u> CO. AVigton, Capt. Royal Ayr aud Wigtown
Militia, b. 7 May, 185-i.
ICtllCilSr. —This is a branch of the noble and ancient
House of Lauderdale. Cuables, Cth Earl of Lauderdale, m.
I Lady Elizabeth Ofiilby, dau. of James, Ctli Earl of Findlater
and Scatield, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, and had issue.
Their 7th son, the IIos. Patrick Maitland, of Ereush, 6.
1734; m. 1774, Jane Maitland, Dowager Countess of Kothes,
land d. 1797, leaving a dau., Mary Turner (who d. aged SI,
23 Jan. 1861), and a son,
John Maitland, of Freugh and Balgreg£ran, b. 1780; m.
1803, Jane, 3rd dau. of Sir William Maxwell, Bart, of Mon-
reith, and d. 20 May, ISll, leaving,
1. Patrick, his heir.
n. 'William, Commander E.X., II.M.S. "Spiteful," d. at
Singapore, Sept. 1846.
III. John, Major-Gen., m. 1849, Arabella Jane, dau. of the
Ilev. Joseph Wright, and has issue, John Hugh llathorn ;
Elphinstone Vans Agnew ; William Alexander Murray ;
Patrick Lauderdale: Henry Kothes Stuart; Edith Cathe-
rine .Uine; jVlice Mary Emma ; Helena Louisa; Eglantine.
I. Catherine. ii. Anne, d. unm. 1831.
HI. Jane Kothes, vi. Stair Hathom Stewart, Esq. of PhysgUl.
The eldest son,
Patrick Maitland, Esq. of Freugh, and Balgreggan, J.P.
and D.L., 6. 2G July, 1804; m. 23 Oct. 1844, Matilda Frances
Harriet, 5th dau. of James Buchanan, Esq. of Cragend Castle,
CO. StirUng, by the Lady Janet Buchanan his wife, dau. of
James, 12th Earl of Caithness, and had issue,
John, late of Freugh. William, now of Freugh.
Patrick, d. 16 Nov. 1877.
Janet Evelyn Sinclair, d. 29 Dec. 1SG3.
Mr. Maitland d. 8 April, 1859, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Maitland, Esq. of Freugh and Balgreggan, educated
at Eton, 6. 10 Dec. 1845 ; d. 5 July, 1S09.
Arms — Or, a lion r.impant dechausce within a double tres-
sure flory counterflory gu. Crest — A lion sejant affrontee gu.
ducally crowned, holding in the dexter paw a sword ppr.
Motto — Consilio et animis.
Seais— Freugh ; and Balgreggan, Wigtoa.
HAJENDIE OF HEDINGHAM CASTLE.
Majexdie, Lewis AsHHUEST,Esq. of Heding-
1mm Castle, Essex, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Canter-
t'liry, M.A., b. 1835 ; m. 8 Jan. 1869, Lady Margaret
dsay, 2nd dau. of Alexander William, 5tli Earl
V . Crawford and Ealcarres, and has issue,
I. James Henry Alexander, 6. 17 April, 1871.
II. Bernard Lewis, b. 1873.
I. Margaret Aline, 6. 1872.
iltlTCaJIC. — This family, as the name and arms show, is of
' nch extraction. It was of some antiqiuty in the pro%ince
• •am, which place it quitted in 1GG7, in consequence of the
-ecution of those professing the Protestant religion. The
rosentative of ihe elder branch of this family still owns an
family property at SauveteiTC, Beam,
he first of the family who came to England was the Rev.
•REw Majendie, who settled in Devonshire about 1700, and
■Susannah Mauzy, by whom he had issue, amongst others,
i!N Jasies, b. 1709; and Lewis Arnold, b. 1710. Andrew
ic-ndie d. 1739. His son,
■ loHN James Majendie, D.D., was Canon of Windsor and
i'roceplor to Queen Charlotte. He m. Elizabeth Prcvost, by
" lium he had issue,
^ Henry William, .successively Bishop of Chester and Bangor,
m. Ann Routledge, and had issue. His Lordship d. 1830.
His son was Capt. W. H. M.ijcndie, of the Cuanls, whose
youngest dan., Henrietta Maria, m. 17 April, 1866, the
Kcv. T. W. Wcare, of Hampton Bishop, co. Hertford.
Susannah, m. Unwin Clarke, Archdeacon of Chester.
The 2nd son,
Lewis Majendie, became possessed of nedingham Castle, by
his marriage with Elizabeth, only dau. of Sir Henry Hoghton,
Bart, of Hoghton Tower, co. Lancaster, by his 1st wile Elizabeth,
only dau. and heiress of William Ashhurst, Esq. of Hcdingham
Castle. Iledingham Castle, the ancient seat of the De Veres,
Earis of Oxford, was purchased of the descendants of that
family by Robert Ashhurst, of the ancient family of Ashluirst,
of Ashhurst, co. Lancaster, the elder branch of which is now
settled at Waterstock, co. Oxford. The issue of the maniage
was,
I. AsnnunsT, of whom presently.
III. Iknry Lewis, Vicar of Great Dunmow, m. 1834, Emma
Sophia, dau. of T. F. Gepp, Esq. (she d. 1869), and d. 6 Jan.
18u3, having had issue,
1 Lewis Ashhorst, heir to his uncle.
2 Arnold Henry Ashhurst, 6. 1838; d. in Queensland,
April, 1873. *
3 Scverne A. Ashhurst (Rev.), b. 1S14.
1 Edith M. Ashhurst, m. 1864, W. Clinton Baker, Esq. ol
Bayfordbury, Herts. 2 Alice T. Ashhurst.
3 Constance E. Ashhurst. 4 Eleanor E. A.shhurst.
I. Elizabeth Mary, m. 1807, the Hon. George Mark Arthur
Wiun, 2nd son of the 1st Lord Hcadloy. He </. Is27, leaving,
with other issue, Charles, 3rd Lord Headley. Mrs Winn
^- 1^63. 11. Georgiana, d. 5 Sept. 1855.
Mr. Majendie d. 13 Aug. 1833, and was s. by his eldest son,
AsmiHRST JiAJENDiE, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A., m. Frances,
eldest dau. of John GriElin, Esq. (she d. Aug. 1863), and d.
7 Oct. 1S68, and was s. by his nephew, Lewis Ashhi-rst
Majendie, Esq. now of Hedingham Castle.
^ THIS— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or, on a base vert a bay tree
between a serpent erect on the dexter, and a dove close on the
sinister all ppr. (Majendie); 2nd and 3rd, gu., a cross arg.
between four fleurs-de-lys arg. (Ashhubst) : in a canton sa.
three bars arg. (Hoghton). Crest— An arm embowcd in armour
in the hand a scimitar all ppr. Motto — Qiialis ab incepto.
Stat— Hedingham Castle, Halstead, Essex.
MALCOLM OF POLTALLOCH.
Malcolm, John, Esq., M.A. of Poltalloch, co.
Argyll, J.P. and D.L., b. 5 Sept. 1805 ; m. 21 July,
1832, Isabella Harriett, 2nd dau. of the Hon. John
Wingfield Stratford, of Addington Plaee, Xent, and
by her (who d. 30 Sept. 1858) "had issue,
I. John Wingfield, of Auchnabreck, eo. Argyll, M.P. for
Boston, M.A., J.P., b. 16 April, 18-33; m. 25 July, 1861,
the Hon. Alice Frederica Irby, dau. of George, 4th Lord
Boston.
II. Leonard Neill, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, 6. 11 Feb. 1335;
killed at Inkerman, 5 Xov. 1854.
HI. Edward Donald, R.E., b. 13 Nov. 1837; m. 17 July, 1887,
Isabella WyUl, dau. of John Wyld Browne, Esq., and has
a son, John Zachary, b. 3 Sept. 1868.
IV. William Rolle, 6. 10 Jan. 1840; m. 22 July, 1874,
Georgina, youngest dau. of the late Lord Charles Wel-
lesley.
I. Isabella Louisa, r.u 3 Aug. IS75, Hon. jVJi-ca Erskine
Gathorne-Hardy, 3rd son of Viscount Cranbrook.
ILtlirilCJC.— This family claims to be the representative or
chief of the clan Challum, or 31-Callums, settled, according to
the traditions of the country, from a very early period in
CO. Argyll, and originally styled the Clan Challum of Ariske-
odnish, in wliich lordship most of their estates are still
situated.
In the year 1414, Sir Duncan Campbell, Knt. of Lochow,
granted to Reginald Malcolm, Laird of Corbarrau, certain lands
in Craignish and on the banks of Loch Avich, with the office
of Hereditary Constable of his Castles of Lochuffy and Craig-
nish. He d. 1446, and was s. by his son, John, who was con-
finned in his father's lands and offices, as is evident from a
precept bearing date 1 Dec. 1448. This family, which seems
soon after to have declined, appears to have been a branch of
that of Poltalloch, from the circumstance that the farm of
Corbarran, or Corran, then the only remaining portion of
their possessions, is said to have been bequeathed by the last
of this race to Zachary, the then proprietor of Poltalloch, as
his chief or representative of the elder branch of his House.
Donald M'Gillespie Vic O'Cuallv.m, or Donald, son of
Archibald, son of Malcolm, was seised of the lands of Poltal-
loch 1562, as appears from a charter bearing date 18 May in
that year. He was lineal ancestor of
Keill Malcolm, Esq. (.son of John M'Cullum, by Margaret
his wife, dau. of Alexander Campbell, Esq. of the Lochnell
family), who s. his cousin, Dugald Malcolm, of Poltalloch. in
1785. Kcill m. Mary, dau. of John Briisctt, Lsq., and widow
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MAL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAL
of Philip Iloughton, Ksq., of the Island of Jamaica ; d. 1 April,
1802 ; and was s. by his only son,
Neill Malcolm, Esq. of Poltalloch, a Masistrate and Doputy-
Liout. forco. Argyll, 0. 26 July, 17G9; m.S Feb. 1797, Mary
Anne, only survivin;; dau. and heir of David Oniie, F.sq.,
M.D., of Lamorbey, Kent, and by her (who d. 14 Oct. Ib'iO)
had issue,
Neill, his heir.
David Ornie Cuthbert, h. 16 Dec. 1802; d. 1 Oct. 1832,
John, now of I'ultnlloch.
George Alexander, 6. 4 Oct. 1813; d. April, ISln.
Elizabeth Mary, m. 1830, John Keir, Esq. of Westfield, co.
Midlothian.
Mary, m. 3 April, 1834, Rev. Richard Francis Wylceham
Martin, 2nd son of Ficnnes Wykeham Martin, Esq. of Leeds
Castle, Kent, and has issue.
Mary Anne Martha, d. 9 March, 1328.
Mr. Malcolm d. Feb. 1837, and was s. by his eldest son,
Neill Malcolm, Esq. of Poltalloch, co. Argyll, J. P., and
formeriy M.P. for Boston, r,i. 1st, 14 July, 1831, Harriet Mary,
3rd dau. of Sir Samuel Clarke Jervoise, Bart, of Idsworth Park,
Hants, and by her (who d. 21 May, 1837) had issue,
Eeginald Neill, d. young.
Marion, m. 24 July, laGO, Lieut.-Col. Lenox Prendcrgast,
son of the late Guy Lenox Prendergast, Esq., M.P.
Lucy Elizabeth, deceased.
Alice Elizabetli, 7/i. 14 Feb. 18G3, Lieut. -Gen. Sir Henry
Dalrymple White, K.C.B.
Jessie Elizabeth, m. 11 Dec. 18')6, the Hon. Egremont
William Lascellcs, son of Henry, 3rd Earl of Harcwood.
He m. 2ndly, 2 Sept. 1843, Louisa,, 2nd dau. of Evelyn Shirley,
Esq. of Ettington Park, co. Warwick. He d. 2 Oct. 1857, and
■was s. by his brother, John Malcolm, Esq. now of Pol-
talloch.
Arms — Arg., on a saltier az. between fotir stags' heads
erased gu. five mullets or. Crest — A tower arg. Supporterx —
Two stags at gaze ppr. chains reflexed over tlie back or. MuLto
— In ardua tendit.
Seal — Poltalloch, Lochgilphead, co. Argyll.
IHAIiCOLM or BTJKNFOOT.
Malcolm, William Elphinstone, Esq. of Burn-
foot, CO. Dumfries, J.P. and D.L., M.A., b. 27 Dec.
1817; m. 1st, 15 April, 1857, Mary, 2ncl dau. of
James Douglas, Esq. of Cavers, co. Roxburgh, nnd
by her (who d. 12 May, 1859) had an only diild,
TlAnr Docglas.
He m. 2ndly, 2 May, 1866, Charlotte Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of the Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville,
of Cranston Hall, co. Lincoln.
3LillCit(IC. — The Eskdale Malcolms are a younger branch
of the Malcolms of Lachore, co. Fife. The first who settled in
CO. Dumfries was IIobeiit Malcolm, son of David JIalcolm, by
Elizabeth Melvill his wife. He m. Agnes, dau. of Hov. George
Campbell, and d. 1761, leaving a son,
George Malcolm, Esq. of Burnfoot, co. Dumfries, m. 18 .\ug.
1761, Margaret, dau. of James Paisley, Esq. of Craig, near
Langholm, and by her (who d. 9 Nov. 1811) left at his decease,
13 May, 1803, with six daus., ten sons,
Robert, ';. 1764; d. 1813.
James (Sir), K.C.B., Col. of Marines, m. 4 Nov. 1806, .lean,
dau. of William Oliver, Esq., and d. 1849, leaving issue.
PuLTENEY (Sir), of wliom presently.
John (Sir), G.C.B., a general officer, h. 2 May, 1769; m.
4 June, 1807, Charlotte, dau. of Major-Gen. Sir Alixander
Campbell, Bart., and d. 1833, leaving issue.
Thomas, b. 27 April, 1770; in. 1804, Frances Deans, and d.
1809, leaving issue.
Gilbert (Rev.), Hector of Todenham, co. Gloucester, h. 177.'>:
in. 1800, his cousin, Helen, dau. of Mutlicw Little, Esq. of
Langliulm, and had issic.
George, Lieut. R.N.. d. 1794. David, d. at Bombay, 1s:G.
V.'illiam Ogilvv. d. 1804.
Charies fSir), Knt.. C.ii., Rear Admiral R.N., h. 1782; vn.
twice, and had issue.
The 3rd son.
Admiral Sir Pultenet Milcolji, G.C.B., G.C.^I.G., h.
21 Feb. 17G8; became eminently distinguished as a naval
commander. He m. 19 Jan. 1S09, Clementina, dau. of tlie
Hon. William Fullerton Elphinstone, and by her (who d.
19 Nov. 1830) left at his decease. 20 July, 1838, an only sur-
Tiving son, the present William Elpuikstoke Malcol:.i, Esq.
of Burnfoot.
Arms — Or, on a s.altire az. between four harts' heads erased
gu. five crescents of the field. Crrsf — On a mount vert a tower
arg. masoned sa. Motto — In ardua tnndit.
Seal — Burufoot, Langholm, co. Dumfries.
IVCALLORY OF MOEBERLEY.
Malloht, The Rev. Geoege, M.A., Rector a
Mobberley, co. Chester, h. 16 July, 1806 ; m. 1st,
28 Feb. 1832, Julia, only child and heir of the Rev,
John Holdsworth Mallory, Rector of Mobberley,
and by her (who d. 28 March, 1835) had issue,
I. George (Rev.), 6. 9 Jan. 1833; d. 8 March, 18C4.
I. Harriet, in. 1 Oct. 1861, Rev. Robert Lloyd.
He m. 2ndly, 7 June, 1836, Henrietta, 2nd surviv-
ing dau. of TrafPord Trafford, Esq. of Oughtrinj;ton
Hall, CO. Chester, and has had further issue,
II. Edward Leigh, 6. 4 May, 1837 ; d. 18 Nov. 1876.
ra. Henry Leigh, b. 11 Oct. 1841; d. 12 May, 1876.
IV. Trafford Leigh, b. 2 Aug. 1845; d. 24 Aug. 1867.
V. Wilfrid Leigh, b. 23 Aug. 1853.
VI. Herbert Leigh, b. 2G July, 1856.
n. Ellen. III. Henrietta Elizabeth.
IV. Edith, m. 28 April, 1875, W. Wood Blake, Esq.
V. Alice, Jii. 1st, 10 Dec. 18G8, James Walker, E.sq. ; 2ndl7|
6 Sept. 1876, Tliomas Watson Greig, Esq. vi. Emma.
JCtllCilCJ''' — This family was first established at Mobber-
ley by
Thomas Mallort (a younger son of Sir William Mallory, of
Studlcy, CO. York), who was Rector of Davenliam and of
Mobberlej', and Dean of Chester. He m. Elizabeth, dan. of
the Right Rev. Richard Vaughan, Bishop of Cliester, and by
her hart,
Richard, his heir. William, knighted 1642, andc?. s.p.
Thomas (Rev.) Rector of Northend, eo. Chester.
George, Curate of Mobberley, m. Alice, dau. of Thomas
Stretliill, Esq. of Mobberley, and had issue.
Jane, la. John Holford, Esq. of Davenham.
Katherine, rit. John Batt, Esq. of OckcU, co. York.
Elizabeth, b. 1G08; 'tn. Rev. Thomas Glover, Rector of West
Kirby.
Mary, in. Rev. Edward Wyrley, brother of Sir Edwaid
Wyrley, Knt. of Hampstead Hall, co. Stafford.
The eldest son, \.
Richard Mallort, Esq. of Mobberley, to. Lucy, dau. of:
R. Holland, Esq. of Hendry Vawr, and had issue, Thomas,!
his heir; Richard; Lucy; and Elizabeth, m. Richard lloiloni,
Esq. of Davenham. Tlie eldest son,
Thomas Mallort, Esq. of Mobberley, m. Mary, dau.
J
!ny,
Iry,
:91,
William Burgess, Esq. of Macclesfield, and dying 31
1064, left issue a son, Tliomas, b. 1657, Rector of MubLuji
who d. v.nm. 1713 ; and a dau.,
Alicia Mallort, b. 12 June, 1G60; ijj. at Mobberley, 1'
Rev. George Mallory, Vicar of Maynooth, co. Kildare, ;
had issue an only son.
Rev. George Mallort, Rector of Mobberley, m. Sarah, da'i.
of John Plumbe, Esq., of Liverpool, and by her had (with four
dans., Maria, Sarah, Alice, and Elizabeth) a son and successor.
Rev. Thomas Mallort, LL.B., Rector of Mobberley, ani!
Vicar of Iluyton, co. Lancaster, b. 28 Nov. 1727 : in. Barbara,
dau. of George ffarington, ICsq. of Shawe llall, co. Lancaster,
and by her had issue an only son.
Rev. John Holdswortu Mallort, Rector of Mobberley, and
one of the Fellows of the Collegiate Church of Manchester,
and a Magistrate for Chester, ■in. Julia, dau. of John Crowder,
Esq. of Brotherton, co. York, and had issue an only child,
Julia, m. Rev. George Leigh (son of Rev. George Edward
Leigh, Incumbent of St. Peter's Stockport, by Elizabetli
his wife, dau. of John Phillips, Esq. of Bank Hall (.fc-e
Trafford of Oi';ihtrui</in,i), who a.ssumed the name of
JIallorv 1832, and is the present Rev. Geoege Mallort, of
Mobberley.
Arms — Or, a lion rampant gu. collared arg. a canton az.
Crest — A horse's head coupi'd gu.
Seat — Manor House, Mobberley, co. Chester.
MALONE OF BABOXSTOZT. <
Maloxe, John Richard, Esq. of Earonston, co.
Westmcath, J.P., High Sheriff 1852, b. 1817; m.
1st, 1811, Elizabeth, dau. of Iloiiry Peisley L'Es-
trange, Esq. of Moystown, King's Co., and by her,
(who d. 1817) has issue,
I. John Richard, late i2th Lancers, now Capt. Westmcath j
Rifles, b. 184G; -m. 11 July, 1872, Hon. Charioltc Mildred,
dau. of Hon. John Yardo Buller, and sister of Lord
Churston, and has a son, John Richard Mordrcd Ilcnrj j
L'Estrange. b. 1875.
II. Ueury L'Estrangc, Capt. ICth Lancers, b. 1647.
:\[AL
THE LANDED GENTRY,
MAN"
1055
He m. 2nclly, 4 April, 186S, Anna Jane, youngest
dau. of Kobort "\^'illiam Lowiy, Esq. of romeroy,
CO. Tyrone, and Eeluiore, co. Wcstmeal'i.
IttilCnSC— This family, one of ihe most ancient in
Ireland, slill holJins their hereditary property, is an olTshii >t
of the royal House of the O'Connors, Kiiiirs of Coniiauuht, ;ni I
ives its name of Malone from an ancestor John O'Conii'"-,
\d " .Maol-F.oin." It is stated that tlieir old rcsideiuc,
lynahown Court (now the seat of Sir John Ennis, liart.;,
~ for nine centnries in the possession of the Malones, and,
ther with Palace I'ark, Litter, Cartron.=, &e., rendu:vd
11 at one time the largest landed proprietors in "A'estmeaili.
representative of the family,
ii.MoxD JIalonk, Esq. of Ballynahown, m. 1539, 3^ar5;arc^,
1. of Kiehard D'Alton, Esq. of Milltown, and was father of
iDMOND JIalone, Esq. of Ballynahown, m. 1st, 1593, Uo.=P,
(laii. of John Coffhlan, and 2ndly, Catherine Tottyt. IJy the
1 itter he had a son, John, of Cartrons; and a dau., Mary, m.
John Dillon, Esq.; and by the former he was father of a saa
and heir,
Ed.mo.nd SfALOSE, Esq. of Ballynahown, m. 1C17, a dau. cf
Garrett Byrne, and left a son and successor,
Edmo.sd Malone, Esq. of Ballynahown, m. 1641, Mary, dau.
of Brazel Fox, of Kilcoursy, and had two sons,
I. Edmond, his heir.
II. Anthony, of Baronstown, m. 1G73, Ufary, dau. of John
Ileilly, Esq. of Lismore, co. Cavan, and was father of
Richard, of Baronstown, h. 1C71, the celebrated lawyer
an<l orator, in. 20 April, 1698, Marcella, dau. ot Uedmond
Molady, Esq., by Mary his wife, dau. of John Malone,
Esq. of Cartrons, and had issue,
1 Anthony (the Eight Hon.), M.P., Prime Serjeant, and
Chancellor of the Exchequer 1757-17GO, >ii. 1733, Ro.se,
dau. of Sir Balph Gore, Bart., Speaker of the House of
Commons, but d. s. p. 8 May, 177b.
2 Edmond, M.P., Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
in Ireland, m. 173(5, Catherine, dau. and heiress of
Benjamin Collier, Esq., and d. 1774, leaving two sons,
EicHABD, Baron Sunderlin, in the Peerage of Ireland,
so created 1785; d. s. p. 1817 {see Eukee"s £xiiact
Pc-nuj.:).
■Edmond, the commentator on Shakespeare, d. 1812.
3 Richard, M.P., 2nd Serjeant-at-Law, ra. Anne, dau.
and co-heir of Henry Malone, of Litter, and had issue,
Henry, va. 1765, Catherine, dau. of Richard Plunkct,
Esq., and had a son, Richard, of Pallas Park; and a
dau., Alice, 6. 1767, who ra. H. O'Connor, Esq. At
the death of her brother, this lady resumed lur
maiden name of Malone, and retained possesaion of
Baronstov.n until her death, 1866.
Mary, m. 1752, John O'Connor, Esq. of Blount Plea-
sant (.<« O'CossoR-MoKEis of Mount PU^uanl).
1 Ar:ne Jane Frances.
2 JIary, m. Theobald Dillon, E?q.
3 Margaret, rn. John Hussey, Esq.
4 Marcella, m. John Reilly, Esq.
The elder son of Edmund JIalone and Mary Fox his wife,
Edmond Malone, Esq. of Ballynahown, lu. 1674, .Vnne, dau.
of Henry L'Estrange, E.'^q. of Moystown, King's Co., and had
(with a dau. Mary, m. Anthony Daly, Esq.) three sons,
I. Richard, of Ballynahown.
II. Henry, of Litter, Kings Co.,f?. 1739, leaving, by Margaret
L'Estrange his wife, two daus., his co-heirs,
1 Anne, m. Richard Malone, Esq., M.P.
2 Elizabeth, ni. Henry L'Estrange, Esq. of Moystown,
M.P. for Banagher.
m. Anthony, m. Bridget, dau. of Henry Talbot, Esq., and
had issue,
1 Richard, m. Mary, dau. and co-heir of Aehesnn Bloore,
Esq. of Ravella, co. Tyrone, and relict of Roger Palmer,
Esq., but d. .s. p.
2 Edmond. Major 47th regt., in. Mary, eldest dau. of
Richard JIalone, Esq., and widow of Jolm O'Conor, Esq.,
and had issue,
Anthony, d. 1787.
Elizabeth, rn. Henry, 6th son of Ralph Sneyd, Esq. of
Keele, co. Stafford. JIaria.
The eldest son of Edmond Malone, Esq., and Anne L'Estrange
his wife,
Richard JIalose, Esq. of Ballynahown, m. 1707, Anne, dau.
of Sir Thomas Cro.sby, Bart., and had issue,
1. Edmund, M.P. for Ardfert, m. Ruth Judge, ot Gage-
borough, and d. f. p. 1758. Ii. IIenky, his heir.
HI. Anthony, of Cartrons (Rev.), in. Miss Hyanton, and had
a son,
Edmond, of Cartroni!. m. 1st, Miss Wliite, dau. of Hinry
While, Ejq., and 'iudly, .tVane, youngest dau. of Joha
O'Connor, Esq. of -Blount Pleasant, aunt of the lato
Countess of Desart, and had Issue,
Anthony.
Henry, Capt. 40th regt., killed in the Battle of the
P\ lenees.
Edmond, 6. 1785, Lieut. R.K., m. Maryanne, dau. of
W. B. Taylor, Esq. of Varmouth, and d. 1S63, leaving
issue, 1 Robert Edmund, Paymaster R.X., ra. 1st, 1846,
Frances .•Vnne Stejiney, dau. of — Maumc, Esq. ; and
2ndly, 1854, Anne, dau. of Wilham Turner, Esq., ."^I.D.,
of Grantham, which lady d. 16 April, 1868, and </. .Nov.
1874; 2 Richard (Rev.), Vicar of St. Paul, Penzance,
Cornwall, m. Jane, dau. of Gen. Robyns, of Pen-
zance, and has issue, Cecil and Elizabeth; 3 Willi:;m,
drowned; 4 Anthony, Major R.M.L.I., m. 1st, Mary,
dau. of Charles Edwards, Esq. of Totnes, and by her
(who d. '25 Jan. 1868) has a dau., Minnie ; and 2ndly,
23 Nov. 1869, Eliza Carter, elder dau. of Dr. W. C.
Hoffmeister, of Clifton House, Cowes, Isle of Wiiilir,
and has issue, Uobcrt Joseph Gee, I'lorence Uofrm(i>ter,
Henry L'Estrange, and Anne Wade; 1 Marianne;
2 Elizabeth; 3 Harriette, m. G. Kingston, Esq. M.A.,
of Toronto, and has issue, George Malcolm, and Alice;
4 Juha, m. B. Cherriman, Esq., M.A., of Toronto.
Elizabeth, in. Major Peter Warburton, 96th regt., 2n4
son of Col. Warburton, of Garryhineh, and has is.sue,
Anne, ra. Col. Wade; Martha; and Elizabeth.
Anne, rn. Robert French, Esq. grandson of Very Rev. W.
French, Dean of Ardagh, of Abbey Boyle and Oak P'l r,
in Roscommon, and has issue, Anne, m. A. Hector, Esq.
Mary, m. J. Hamilton, Esq.
I. Elizabeth, ni. Robert Holmes, Esq. of Pcterficld.
The 2nd son,
Hesrt Malone, E.sq. of Ballynahown, rn. Anne, dau. of
— Jones, Esq. of Moneyglass, and had a son,
Edmond Malone, Esq. of Ballynahown, vi. 1774, his cousin,
Mary, eldest dau. of John O'Connor, Esq. of Mount Plcus.ii:t,
King's Co., and had issue,
I. Edmond, of whom presently.
II. John, (/. unra. Isoti.
III. Henry, rn. Mary Anne Mooney; and d. x. p. 1843.
I. Maria, d. unm. ii. Anne, d. unm.
His eldest son,
Edmond Malon-e, Esq. m. 1813, Henrietta CUamlcy, and
dying 1818, left issue,
I. Edmund, d. Mam. 1836.
II. John Richard, now of Baronston.
I. Hirriette, d. xi.nra.
.^ii-iiis— Gu., a lion rampant between three mullets arg.
Crest — A man in armour spear in hand resting on the grouiiil
all ppr. Motto — Fidelis ad urnam.
tLUt — Baronston, MuUingar, co. Westmcath.
MANBY.
See COLEGEATE,
MANLEY
OF MANLEY
BRAZIERS.
HALL AND
Maxlet, Arcrsxrs East, Esq. of Manlev ITa'I,
CO. Stafford, J.P. and D.L., b. 14 March, 1821 ; m.
2 June, 1849, Margaret Cliristabelle, only dan. of
the late John Burton PhiHps, Esq. of the Ile.illi
llouse, Cheadle, and had issue,
I. Francis Capel, Capt. Coldstream Guards. 6. 18 May, liZO.
II. Augustus Frederic, b. 29 Jan. 1853.
I. Louisa Georgiaua.
3tfntil0C. — This family, one of the most ancient cf the
landed gentry of England, is mentioned in Iltililn Ifn't
Chronicles as amongst the number of those who canu' o\<r
with William the Conqcekok, and the name is included m
" the Roll of Battle Abbey."
RorjER Manley was seated at Manley, co. Chester, tr.rft.
Hf.nrt II., where his descendants continued to reside ijr
many centuries, and about the year 1520 the JIanleys renum U
from CO. Chester to Erbistock, co. Denbigh, a property wl.i.li
still belongs to the family.
In the reign of James I., Sir RicnARD Maklet (who is nicn-
tioned in the Life of Lord Clarendon) was Controller e.1 iho
Household to Henry, Prince of Wales, and a Member ol the
Board of Green Cloth.
In the reign of Charles I., Sm Francis Manlet, of Erl.i-
stock, one of the Judges of Wales, m. a dau. of Sir Gerard
Eyton, of Eyton, and had one son, Cor.NELius Manley, who
was made Constable of Harleish Caslle by Charles II. He
Iclt an oaly dau., Rebecca, who m. the Rev. J. Lauitnce, but
1056
MAN
THE
LANDED GENTRY.
MAN
(/. .?. p. Sir Francis Manley had two brothers, Sir Eo^cr
Jtanlcy, a Capt. in Charles II. 's rest, of Guards, and Governor
of Languard Fort, who d. s. p. : and
John Manlet, Esq., who was Major in Cromwell's army,
afterwards M.P. for Bridport, and Postmaster-Gen. in the
roifcn of William III. He )/). Margaret, rtau. of Isaac Doris-
laus, who was murdered at the Hague, when he was Ambas-
sador to the States of Holland from the Parliament. By this
lady he had two sons, of whom the elder, John, M.P. for Truro,
then for Bossiney, and Surveyor-Gen. to Queen Anne, d. s. ji.
Tiie younger,
Isaac Manlet, Esq., Postmaster-Gen. in Ireland in the
reign of William III., -m. Mai-y, dau. of WiUiani Xewland, Esq.
<jf Xursells, Herts, and had a son and successor,
John Manley, Esq. a Commissioner of Customs in London,
who d. 1743, leaving by Mary his wife, 2nd dau. of AVilHain
SL-dgwicke, Esq. of London, one son,
John Manley, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and Bencher of the
Lliddle Temple, m. Anne, dau. and co-heir of Tliomas Ham-
mond, Esq. of London; and d. ISOl, having had, with two
<l:uis., three sons. The 2nd son,
Isaac Geokge Manley, Esq., K.N., sailed with Capt. Cook
during Ills first voj-age round the world; he was a Lieut, on
board the "Prince George" in Lord Rodney's celebrated
victory, 12 April, 1786 ; and after passing through the various
frradations, was promoted to the rank of Admiral of the Ked
1S.37. He iii.24reb. 1791, Frances, 2nd dau. and co-heir of
Charles Pole, Esq. of the lladborne family, in co. Derby, and
by her (who d. 1836) had one sou and one dau.,
John Shawe, his heir.
Ann Fiances Pole, m. 1st, Arthur Salwey, Esq., 4th son of
T. E. Salwey, Esq. of The Lodge, Salop; and 2ndly, Major
Mundy Pole.
Admiral Manley d. 14 Oct. 1837, and was s. by his son,
John Shawe Manlet, Esq. of Mailley Hall, and of Braziers.
CO. Oxford, ;,i. 16 July, 1821, Catherine Emelia, only dau. of
Sir 'William Clayton, 4th bart. of Harleyford and Harden,
and by her (who d. 7 Feb. 1864) had five sons,
John Clayton, who d. at Eome, 29 March, 1844.
AcocsTus East, now of Manley Hall and Braziers.
^\■illiam Campbell, late Secretary of Legation at Copenhagen,
liobert George, late Major Inniskilling Dragoons, served in
tlie Crimea; 'ui. 20 Oct. 1863, Augusta, dau. of Sir Charles
Oakeley, Bart., and widow of Henry Clayton, Esq.
Henry Francis, in the Dijdomatic Service at Washington,
U.S., m. 30 June, 1864, Eose Anne, dau. of John Finch,
Esq. of Eedheath, Herts.
Mr. Manley d. 19 Aug. 1857, and was .?. by his son, the present
Augustus East Manley, Esq. of Manley Hull.
Avmi — Arg., a dexter hand coupcd and erect sa. within a
bordure engrailed of the last. Crtsl — A man's head affrontce
ppr. wreathed about the temples arg. and sa. Motto — Manus
lia;'.; inimica tyrannis.
Hi-at — Mauley Hall, Lichfield, co. Stafford.
EEAISTN OF DUNMOYLB AND COEVEY
LODGE.
Manx, Deane, Esq. of Dunmoyle and Corvey
Lodge, CO. Tyrone, J. P., Major and Hon. Lieut. -
Col. of the Koyal Tyrone Fusiliers, Lord of the
Manor of Corrigan, Killymann, and Patron of the
Living of Dunmoyle, h. 22 June, 1824 ; m. 2.3 Jan.
185(7, Mary Stobart, only surviving dau. of William
Jeffcock, Esq. of High Hazles, co. York, J.P. West
Riding, Major 1st AYest York Yeomanry Cavalry,
first Mayor of Sheffield, and has issue,
I. Cathekine Mart Jeffcock Deane.
II. Emily Frances Henrietta, d. 28 Jan. 1859.
JLillffCtJC. — This is, it is .stated, a branch of the family of
that name of Kent and Hatfield Broadoak, Essex, which, on
first coming to Ireland about the year ICOO, received a grant
of lands, and settled at Byblox, near Doneiaile, co. Cork, and
afterwards in Tyrone.
John Mann, a Merchant in Dublin, who received a grant of
land, left by will, dated 5 Nov. 1G33, his property to his
brother,
William Mann, who sold his estate in co. Tipperary to
Elias Green, Esq. of Cashel; and d. about 1C90, leaving issue
a son,
Samdel Mann, of Byblox, near Doneraile, co. Cork, m. and
had issue,
TaoMAS Mann, of Byblox, m. Frances Henrietta Hamilton,
and had issue.
Hexrt, of whom presently. Isaac.
Horace, who emigrated to Baltimore, U.S.
William, an officer in the army.
Frances, -in. — Clarke, Esq. of Stephen's Green, Dublin.
Their son, Thomas, was Eei,istrar of the Consistorial Court,
Archdiocese of Dublin.
The eldest son,
Henry Mann, Esq. of Byblox, and afterwards of Athcniy,
CO. Tyrone, h. 1745 ; in. 1772, Jane, dau. of William Sniythe,
Esq., by Anne his wife, dau. of J. Crosbie, Esq. of co. Kerry,
and by her (who d. 1809) left at his decease, 1818, amongst
others,
Deane Mann, Esq. of Corvey Lodge, co. Tyrone, h. 1776,
■in. 16 March, 1805, Sarah, dau. of Arthur Mulholland, Esq. of
Pomeroy, and by her (who d. 23 May, 1835) had issue,
John Henry, d. an infant. Deane, now of Dunmoyle.
Violet, VI. 1826, Rev. Andrew Christie, M..V., of Termon
House, Carrickmore, and the Parsonage, Six-Mile Cross,
Incumbent of Cooley. Anne Jane. Eliza.
ICmily. Sarah, rf. 3 Aug. 1861.
JIaria, in. 24 July, ISoo, her cousin, Thomas Mann, Esq. of
Bloom Hill, CO. Tyrone, and has issue, William Henry,
h. 11 July, 1856; and Thomas Deane, h. 18 May, 1858,
d. 20 Jan. 1859. Frances Henrietta.
Mr. Mann d. 22 Aug. 1844.
Arras — Or, on a chevron engrailed ermines between three
lions r:impant sa. a trefoil of the first. Crest — Five spears ppr,
issuant from the top of a tower or, the tower charged with a
trefoil vert. Jlotto — Virtus vincit invidiam.
^eals — Dunmoyle ; and Corvey Lodge, co. Tyrone.
I
1
IiIANNINa OF COLDBEOOK PAEK AND
DISS.
IiIanning, William Woodward, Esq. of Cold-
brook Park, CO. Monmouth, and Stoneleigh, Chel-
tenham, J. P., Barrister-at-Law, b. 5 March, 1822;
in. 4 Oct. 1849, Emily Octavia, youngest dau. of
Thomas Batt, Esq., M.D., 'Brecon, of the 7th Fusiliers
(who served in the Peuiusular War), and has
issue,
I. William Edward, h. 31 Dee. 1853.
II. Edgar Babington, 6. 18 Feb. 1855.
III. Edward Frederick Collins, b. 15 March, 1S5D.
IV. Francis Woodward, b. 30 Aug. 1863.
V. Dumaresq Williamson, 6. 11 Oct. 1805.
VI. Ilobert Harris, b. 10 Jan. 1869.
I. Emily Cartrette, m. Jan. 1876, Eev. F. G. Holmes, Eector
of Stuston, Suffolk, and has issue.
II. Susan Louisa. in. Kate Anna Maria.
IV. Sarah Grace Donne.
JLllTCatlt. — Several branches of the family of Manning
have long been settled in Norfolk and Suffolk, and from the
similarity of arms it is probable that they descend from a
common ancestor with the Mannings of Kent, of whom a
pedigree will be found in Hasted's history of that co. , Thomas
(or John) Manning, of Great EUingham, Norfolk, J.P. 1428,
111. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas Mortimer, of Attleborough,
and widow successively of Sir Ealph Bigot, of Stockton, and of
Henry Pakenham, Esq., and had three daus., of whom Chris-
tian, m. William de Grey, Esq. of Merton, ancestor of Lord
Walsingham. John Manning was Mayor of Norwich 1413.
The immediate ancestor of the family before us,
Tho.mas Manning, of Eoydon, Norfolk, bad issue by Mary
his wife (with a dau., Mary, m. William llore, of Diss), three
sons,
Thomas, bapt. 20 Feb. 1630, who may have been the Com-
modore Slanning kiUed at Solebay fight, 1672, and who was
of this family.
John, bapt. 24 March, 1C32, who had, by Abigail his wife,
four .sous, Thomas ; John; James; and George.
Samuel.
Samuel SIanning, the 3rd son, was bapt. 18 June, 1638, and
buried at Diss, 10 Sept. 1701, having in. Deborah, dau. of
Thomas Wainforth, Gent, of Eoydon, Norfolk, and had issue,
Samuel, bapt. 19 June, 1682, who had issue, by Ann his
1st wife, Samuel, bapt. 28 Feb. 1723, buried at Diss, 3 Dec.
1743, aged 20. He m. 2ndly, Alice, dau. of Thomas Baylie,
of Harleston, Norfolk, who d. 16 Nov. 1761, aged 81. He
was buried 10 Feb. 1734, at Diss.
Thomas, of whom presently.
Deborah, bapt. 12 Sept. 1680; «;. Eev. Edward Bosworth,
Eector of Thelton, Norfolk (son of liev. Edward Bosworth,
Eector of Diss, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Sir John, and
sister and co-heiress of Sir Philip Castleton, Cart.), who d.
■I
MAN
THE LANDED GENTRY,
:man
1057
14Jiinp, 1714, arrod 40. Mis. Bos worth d. 13 Sept. 1708,
a'-'pcl 'JS, and was luuicd at Diss, having had issue,
Kdward Boswoith, Rector and I'atron of Diss, d. unin.
26 .}\\\y, 1778, ascrt 73.
Anne, bapt. 11 .\us. 1C85; m. Thomas Carter, of Norwich;
he </. 2 Oct. 1730.
Thomas Mannino, the 2nd son, of Starston, Norfolk, hapt.
20 Nov. 1C87, 'iix. Susan, dau. of Gregory Clarke, Esq. of llun-
stead and Ulunderston, Norfolk, and had issue,
Tlioni.a.<;, of IJungay and Starston, J. P., m. Frances, dan. and
heiress of John "Sinipsini, ICsq. of lUuisay and Debenham,
Suffolk; and d. 10 Jan. 1787, aged G3, having had issue,
Frances, ^. 6 March, 1749; ?/j. Tliomas Jenkinson Wood-
ward, Esq., LL.H., of Clare Hall, Cambridge, J. P. and
D.L., and Lieut.-Col. of the Diss Volunteers, an eminent
botanist. He resided at Walcot Hall, in the parish of
Diss, and </. 31 Jan. 1820, aged 70. Mrs. Woodward
</. s. p. 17 Nov. 1833, aged 84.
William, of whom presently.
Susanna, d. uiim. 9 April, 1812, aged 83.
Anne, 3rd wife of Simon Kerrich, Esq. of ITarleston and
GeUleston, Norfolk {see that Familii). Deborah.
Eev. William Manning, the 2nd son, M.A.of Caius Coll.
Cambridge, Ecctor and Patron of Diss, 'lU. Elizabeth, only
child of Itev. William Adams, Kector of llollcsby, Norfolk (she
d. Jan. 1782), having had issue,
William, his heir.
Thomas, b. 8 Nov. 1772, a celebrated traveller and linguist,
and the same to whom many of the well-known letters of
Charles Lamb were written. (Sec a Jlemoir of him in the
(Jentlcman's Magazine, July, 1840). He d. at Bath, 2 May,
1840, and was buried in the Abbey.
Kdward Bosworth, of King's Lynn, b. 1 Sept. 1778.
Susan, b. 7 Sept. 1770; m. John Sharman, Esq., and d. s. p.
1 April, 1837. Frances, 6. 22 Aug. 1776; unra.
Anne, 6. 4 Feb. 1780 ; mjuk.
Ecv. William Manning d. 29 Nov. 1810, aged 77. His son,
Eev. William Mannino, M.A., Rector of Diss and Wceting,
Korfolk, formerly F"ellow and Tutor of Caius Coll. Cambridge,
i. 30 Sept. 1771; m. 28 July, 1812, Elizabeth, dau. and co-
heiress of Rev. William Sayer Donne, P^ector of Colton, Nor-
folk, son of William Donne, Esq., fii'st-cousin of the poet
Cowper, and by her (who d. 2 Jan. 1864) had issue,
I. AViLLiAM Woodward, now of Coldbrook Park.
II. Charles Robertson, M.A. Corpus Christi Coll. Cambridge,
Rector of Diss, Rural Dean, and J. P. for Norfolk, b. 2 July,
1825; ra. 1st, 14 F"eb. 1855, Emilia, dau. and co-heii'ess of
• liev. Thomas Thorogood Upwood, of Lovcll's Hall, Terring-
ton, Norfolk, and by her (who d,. 21 Jan. 1873) has issue,
1 Charles XJpwood, b. 2 April, 1857.
1 Edith Emilia. 2 Alice Mary.
3 Louisa. 4 Ursula.
5 Frances Adelaide. 6 Elinor Kathleen.
He m. 2ndly, 17 Nov. 1875, Florence Charlotte, dau. of
Admiral Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, Bart., K.C.B., and has
issue,
7 Mary Florence.
I. Frances Elizabeth, in. II Sept. 183S, William Calverly
Curteis, Esq., LL.D., and has a dau., Elizabetli.
II. Anna Maria, m. 30 June, 1840, Thomas Edward Wallace,
Esq. of Diss; and d. 5 June, 18G5. He (/. 2 Blay, 1808, ii.p.
III. Emily, ra. 20 Sept. 184?', William Harris, Esq. of Lincoln's
Inn, and has issue, William Manning, M.A., Fellow of
King's Coll. Cambridge; John Foster; Edward Bosworth;
Emily Elizabeth; Anna Maria; Frances Harriet; Lilias
Eobertson ; and Elizabetli Dunne.
IV. Harriet, r,i. 4 Feb. 1844, Zacluiriah Simpson. Fs i. of Diss
(who (/. 2 April, 1873), and has iasue, Robert Mmnaig, and
Harriet Elizabeth.
Bev. William Manning d. 3 Jan. 18.57, aged 85.
Ann!' — Quarterly : gu. and az., a cross flory between four
cinquefoils or, quartering Donne, Sayeb, Amyas, and Robert-
son o/ il/iuj-^xoi. Crext — Out of a dU' al coronet or, ;in eagle's
head sa. beaked gohi between two ostrich feathers ai'g.
Residence — Stonelcigh, Cheltenham.
HANNIITG op EVEnSFIELD.
Manning, Thomas Ellis, Esq. of Eversfield,
Devon, J.P., b. 26 May, 1S02 ; m. 14 Sept. 1851,
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of IJavid Jcues, Esq. of riyui-
stock, Devon.
JLillCiigC— John Glanville MANNixfT, Esq. (descended,
it is stated, paternally from the Mannings of Stanbury,
Cornwall, and maternally from Judge Glanville, of Kihvorthy,
Devon), m. F^Ieanor, relict of Richard Thorn, Esq. (by whom
the was mother of Licut.-Gen. Sir Nathaniel Thorn, K.C.B.,
WllO d. lSu7;, and only cliild of Rev. John Evcialicld (a col-
lateral descendant of the late Sir Charles Eversfield, of Donti
Park, Sussex), by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and cu-hcirof Robert
Maunder, Esq. of IJicknoUer, Somerset, and by her had an only
surviving son, the present Tuomas Ellis Manning, Esq. of
Everslield.
.^rjiis— Gu., a cross patoncc between four cinquefoils or.
Crc>it — Issuing from a ducal coronet or, a griflin's head sa.
between two feathers ppr. Multn — E.sse quam vidcri.
Seat — Everslield, Lew Down, North Devon.
IMANNOCK OF GIFFORD'S HALL.
Mannock, Walter Steickland, Esq. of Gif-
ford's Hall, Suffolk, b. Jan. 182G ; s. Lis father
1871.
iLtliritJC. — Previously to the reign of Henry 'VI., the
estate of Gifford Hall belonged to the GilTords. It was thca
purchased by Philip Mannock, who, until that time, had his
abode in the neighbouring village of Stoke, as appears from
the family pedigree. In 1789, William Comyns, Esq., cousin
of the present owner, came into possession of the Giflord's
Hall estate, and thereupon took the name of Mannock. He
il. 1819, leaving no issue, and the property devolved on
I'ATKicK Power, Esq., who assumed the name of Mannock
and is the present possessor. The connection of this gentle-
man with the Mannocks came through marriage into the
Strickland family, as shown in Bdrke's jU'xliHCt Baronetcies.
Nicholas Power, an Irish ofiicer (who served under the
Chevalier Charles Edward, in consequence of whose final
defeat he lost all his property in Ireland), ra. Elizabeth Strick-
land, of Catterick, co. York, and was father of Patrick
Power, Esq. of co. Waterford, who m. his cousin Elizabeth,
dau. of Nicholas White, Esq., and Barbara Strickland. Their
only surviving son,
Patrick Mannock, Esq. of Gifford's Hall, b. 1793; changed
his name from Power to Mannock, by royal license, 1830.
He m. May, 1820, Catherine, dau. of Nicholas Power, Esq., and
had surviving issue,
I. Walter Strickland, now of Gifford's Hall.
Ill Patrick Nieholas, /). 1831.
II. Francis Anthony Stri«kland, Capt. ISth Hussars, b, 1S32.
I. Helen.
He d. 1874.
Arras — Sa., a cross flory arg. Crest — An heraldic tiger's
head erased quarterly arg. and sa. crined and tufted or.
Motto — Aut aut non.
Seat— Gifford's HaU, Stoke by Neyland, Suffolk.
MAK-SEL-PLEYDELL.
See rLEYDELl,
MANSEL OF COSGKOVE HALL.
Mansel, John Christopher, Esq. of Cosgvove
Hall, Northampton, J. P. for that co. and Eiicks,
h. 1 Sept. 1813 ; m. 28 June, 1853, Katlierine Mar-
garet, dau. of Eev. Henry Longueville Mansel,
Hector of Cosgrove, and has a dau.,
Frances Charlotta.
iLfltC(t3C. — Rev. Christopher Mansel, Rector of LoitK
Newton, co. Durham, son of Edward Mansel, Esq. of Cosgrove,
by Jlilliccnt his wife, dau. of Edward Draper, Esq. (and grand-
son (by Nightingale his wife, sister and co-heir of Edward
Furtho, Esq. of Furtho and Cosgrove) of Samuel MaunseH,
Esq. of Haversham, Bucks, Barrister-at-Law, son of John,
2nd son of Richard Maunsell, Esq. of Chichley (see Maunsell
of Thorp Mcdsor), m. 1717, Sarah, dau. and heiress of Edward
Hoares, Esq. of Green's Norton, co. Nortluiuipton ; and d,
about 1740. His son,
John Mansel, Esq. of Cosgrove, Major-Gen. in the army,
a highly distinguished and gallant officer, was killed ar t'.ie
battle of Coteau, '25 .\pril, 1794; he ra. 9 June, 1768, Mary
Anne, dau. and eventual heir of John Biggin, Esq. of Cos-
grove, and by her had issue (besides a dau., Mary, who d.
27 March, 1801) five sons,
I. John Christopher, of Cosgrove, Major in the army, h.
1771 ; ra. 1795, Maria Antonia, dau. of Williani Lin>kill,
Esq. of Tyneinouth Lodge, Northumberland: but d. s. p.
II. Robert, Kear-.-Vdmiral R.N.. bapt. 6 June, .'773, m.
29 May, 1805, Frances Cliarlotta, d.4U. cl .'!ev. Wiiliam
ThoroUl, of Wcclsby House, l.incol:i; asd d. ■-'•.■ Jar.. IJUS,
having ^^^ issue,
105S
MAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAN
1 John Cukistopheb, present proprietor.
2 Kobert ThoroUl, b. 10 Oct. Ibl7; d. 21) Marcli, 1821.
1 Maria Antonia, la. Aug. 1830, Henry Thorold, Esq. of
Cuxwold, Lincoln.
III. Christopher, bapt. 22 July, 1774.
rv. George, 6. 12 July, 1781 ; d. 8 Dec. 1808.
V. Henry Longueville, Dean of St. Paul's, Rector of Cos-
gTOve, bapt. 2 Sept. 1783; m. 1815, Maria Margaret, dau. of
Vice-Adniiral Sir Robert Marrsom, K.C.B. ; and </. 31 July,
1871, leaving issue, Henry Longueville, b. 1820; Robert
Stanley, 6. 1826; Marianne; Eleanor Maria: Katliaiine
Margaret, m. John Christopher JIansel, Esq. of Cosgrove
Hall; Clarissa; and Henrietta.
^ (•/,;.?— Arg., three maunches .sa. Cirst — On a cliapeau gn.
turned up erm. a falcon rising ppr. Motto — Quod vult, vaUle
vult.
Seat — Cosgrove Hall, near Stony Stratford.
MANSERGH OF GE.ENANE.
Manseegh, John Southcote, Esq. of Grenane
House, CO. Tipperary, J.P. and D.L., Col. Command-
ing 4tli Eoyal Lancashire ililitia, late 2nd Dragoon
Guards, b. 1823; m. 1851, Mary Elizabeth, only
dau. of the late Charles ^Yalte^ Wyatt, Esq. of E6J-
Ern', CO. Flint.
iLinC.irjC. — The family of Mansergh are stated to have
come from the north of England. Three of the name settled
in Ireland, Bbtas, of whom presently; Robert, -nho had a
son, Lieut. George Mansergh; and
James Mansergh, Esq., who obtained grants of land under
the Act of Settlement, and amongst them the lands of
Macronv, and who made his will 13 Jan. 1701, proved 12 Dec.
1704. He left issue one son and three daus.,
I. George, executor of his father's will.
I. Eleanor, m. Nicholas Southcote, Esq. of Grenane, co.
Tipperary, and had issue,
1 James Southcote. 2 Mansergh Southcote.
1 Mary, m. her cousin, Daniel Mansergh, Esq.
2 Anne Southcote.
3 Eleanor, m. John Dawson, Esq. of Newforcst, co. Tip-
perary, d. s. p.
n. A dau., r/i. Alexander Grove, Esq. of Ballyhimmock, co.
Cork. 111. Mary Mansergh.
Eetan Mansergh, Esq. of Ballyburr, co. Kilkenny (men-
tioned above), obtained a grant of lands under the Act of
Settlement in the cos. of Meaih and Kilkenny. He was Hi;;h
SheritT CO. Kilkenny ICSl and 1682, and J.P. 1083. He iu.
Catherine, dau. of Daniel Wcntworth, Esq., and had three
sons and three daus.,
Daniel, of whom presently. George.
AVcntworih. Rebecca. Lemon. Margaret.
The eldest son,
Daniel Mansergh. Esq. of Macrony, co. Cork, J.P. for that
CO. tii'iix). George I., m. his cousin, Mary, dau. of Nicholas
Southcote, Esq. of Grenane. His will bears date 30 Nov.
1724, and was proved 1 April, 1725. He left issue,
I. James, of Macrony, co. Cork, m. 15 July, 1849, Mary St.
George, and left issue, one son and one dau.,
1 Richard, of Headford, co. Galway, who assumed the name
of St. George.
1 Catherine, m. — Bayley, Esq.
n. Nicholas, of whom presently.
ni. Bryan, m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Gabbett, Esq.
I. Eleanor, in. Jonathan Lovett, Esq. of Northampton.
The 2nd son,
Nicuolas JIansergh, Esq. of Grenane, co. Tipper.nry, m.
9 Dec. 1760, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Lockwood, Esq. of
Cashel, and had issue (with one dau.) two sons,
I. Nicholas, of whom presently.
II. Daniel, of Cashel, Hig1i Sheriff for co. Tipperary 1789, m.
1788, Catherine, dau. of Kingsmill Pennefather, Esq. (if
Cloneyhai-p, co. Tipperary, by the Hon. Mary Lysaght, and
d. 10 June, 1823, aged 70, leaving issue,
1 Nicholas, late of Macroney Castle, co. Cork, J.P.,
Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of Cashel, b. 20 May, 1789;
d. Oct. 1805. 2 Daniel.
3 James, Rector of Kilmore, Diocese of Ca.shel, m. Cathe-
rine, dau. of Col. Owen Lloyd, and left issue, Daniel
James, Ensign 19th regt.; Owen Lloyd; Nicholas; and
Catherine.
1 Jlaiy, ii(. Edward Pennefather, of 3Iarlow.
2 Margaret, m. Major Jacks, 7th Dragoons.
3 Elizabeth, d. unin.
4 Catherine, -/?i. Richard Martin, Esq. of Castle Jane.
The eldest son,
Nicholas Socthcote Mansergh, Esq. of Grenane, m.
22 March, 1770, EUzabclh, dau. of John Garden, Esq. of Tem-
1 L-raore, and dying 1814, left issue. The eldest son,
John- Southcote Mansergh, Esq. of Grenane, High Sheriff
CO. Tipperary 18C9; in. 7 Jan. 1795, Mary, only child and
heir of Richard Martin, Esq. of Clifford, co. Cork, and had
issue,
Nicholas, d. young.
Richard SIartin SnnxncoTB, now of Grenane.
Charles Garden, of Clifford, co. Cork, J.P., b. 2 Oct. 1802; m.
Jan. 1833, Elizabeth, dau. of Ixiftus Otway Bland, Capt.
E.N., and d. 1873, having by her (who d. 1876) had issue, 1
John Loftus Otway, Major 44th regt., deceased ; 2 Cl'.arlcs
Stepney Perceval, Jlajor 40th regt., of Clifford, Castletown
Roche, 6. 31 Oct. 1841, -,ii. '26 March, 1870, Helen, dau. of
George Ogilvy, Esq. of The Cove, co. Dinnfries, and has is.'ue,
Loftus Charles Ogilvy, 6. 2 March, 1873; and Ethel Mar-
guerite Otway Louisa, 6. 14 April, 1876; 3 Arthur H^jnry
Wentworth, 17th regt.; 4 Neville Frederick, 6th regt.;
5 St. George Dyson, North Cork Rifles; 1 Sarah Mary,
deceased, m. Capt. W.Bunbury; 2 Mary Adelaide Cathe-
rine, m. Major John Lawrie: 3 Elizabeth Frances Olivia ;
4 Georgina Constance Antoinette.
John Craven, of Rocksavage, Cork, J. P., m. 1st, 1832. Anne,
dau. of Thomas Yon Wilmsdorff Richards, Esq. of Ratlia-
speck, CO. Wexford, and by her (who </. 1844) had, with
other issue, a son, Henry Charles, of Lisnagoomeen, Ca>ile-
town Roehe, co. Cork, late Capt. 39th regt., 6. 1 Feb. 1835;
m. 2 Nov. 1865, Emily, 9th dau. of the late Right Hen.
AVilliam Yates Peel and the Lady Jane Eliza Moore his wif. .
Mr. J. C. Mansergh in. 2ndly, 1855, Jane Annie, dau. t i
Major Jolin Campbell, grandson of Colin, Srd Dulic cl
Argyll.
Southcote, of Grallagh Castle, Thurles, J.P., b. 8 May,
1807: ))(. 1 June, 1841, Anna Matilda, dau. of Col. Stepney,
of Abington, co. Limerick, and relict of William Nicholson,
Esq. of Turtullas, co. Tipperary.
Elizabeth, in. Edward Beatty, Esq. of Hcalthfield, co. AVexford.
Catherine, m. George Walker, Esq., Commander R.N.
Mary Martin, yn. Francis Leigh, Esq. of Sion, co. Wexford.
Mr. Mansergh d. 12 Sept. 1817. His eldest surviving son,
Richard Martin Southcote Mansergh, Esq. of Greiiaiio,
CO. Tipperary, J. P., m. 1st, 1822, Jane Rosetta, dau. of Robert
Bomford, Esq. of Rahinstown, co. Mealh, and by her (who is
deceased) had issue,
I. John Southcote, now of Grenane. ii. Robert.
III. St. George, rn. Sopliia E. Orpen Ellard, dau. of Icichard
Orpen Ellard, Esq., co. Limerick.
I. Jane, ;n. W. Lane, Esq. of Lanespark. i
II. Maria, to. J. L. K. Nader, Esq., M.E.C.S.E. ■
Mr. Mansergh m. 2nclly, 1S43, Christina, dau. of Rev. r.Ichard
Mauleverer, Rector of Tipperary, and has issue,
IV. Charles William, 11th regt.
V. Richard Slauleverer, R.N.
III. Christina Maria, m. W. F. Majendic, Esq., 31st regt.
IV. Elizabeth Mary.
V. Martha Letitia, m. 16 March, 1S09, George E. M. Tcylor,
Esq., late 44th regt.
He d. 1870. '
Seal — Grenane, near Tipperary. "
♦
MANSFIELD OF CASTLE V/KAY.
Mansfield, Feancis Stewart, Esq. of Castle
Wray, and Ardrummon House, co. Donegal, b.
26 Feb. 1833, Major Prince of Wales' Own Done-
gal Mihtia, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1859 ; m.
1861, Anna Philippa, eldest surviving dau. of
George SimoB Harcoiirt, Esq. of Ankerwjke, Eiiclis.
JLtnrngr. — Ralph Mansfield, a Capt. in the army, was
the first of the family who settled in Ireland, and was granted
by James I. in 1614, by patent, 1,000 acres, called Killanc-
guirden (now called Keliygarden), part of which has ever
since been in the possession of the family. Ralph was s. by
his son,
John Mansfield, Esq., m. Miss Leigh, of Norbury Booth,
and had issue, one son, George; and two daus., Anne, ?n. a
Sir. Goodwin, co. Londonderry ; and Sarah, m. Mr. Parke, co.
Sligo. The son,
George Mansfield, Esq., to. Miss Jolinston, of Kilinare, cc.
Fermanagh, and had issue five sons,
I. Ralph (Rev.), (/. vnm.
II. Francis, Capt. in the army, of Mount Hall, w. Eliz.ibrth
Montgomery, grand-dau. of Hugh, 2nd Viscount Montgo-
mery, of Great Aids, co. Down, by whom he had issue,
Ralph, and two daus., Anna Helena, and Martha, who m.
Lieut. Thelwell Powell. The son, the Rev. Ralph Mansfield,
TO. Miss Johnston, of Drumkeen co. Fermanagh, and had
issue,
1 Francis, of Castle Wray. m. May, 1789, Margaret West,
granddau. of — Leonard, Esq. of the co. Fermanagh
and (with other children, who ('. unm.) had, 1 Ralph,
Capt. loth Hussars, d. 12 Nov. 1854; 2 David, d. in India,
i
f)
MAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAR
io:>9
vnm.; 3 FnANris, now of Castle AVvay; 1 Mar^avot;
2 Hlioila; 3 Klizabcth; i Jano, m. Sir .lames Slcwait,
Tart.; 5 Anna Helena, m. Kobert M. Taf{ert, Esq. of
AVooil Brook, co. Tyrone; 6 Frances Lctitia ; and
V firace Oetavia, »i. David Fufsell, Esq.
2 IClizabcth, m. William Wray, Esq. of Oak Park, co.
Donegal.
3 Grace, m. John M'Clintock, Esq., co. Tyrone,
in. GeorRc, of LausUt.
IV. Charles, m. Miss Evans, pranildnu. of ."^ir John Kinss-
miU, and had one son, Kingsmill Evans Mansfield, who
ri. uinn.
\. .Tohnston, m. Miss Young, of Louffh F.sk. co. Donesjal,
and had several sons and daus., all of whom (/. uum.
except Robert, who m . Miss Darran, of the co. Sligo, by
«\ hom he had a very numerous family. The present repre-
.sentative of this branch of the family is the Key. Geouge
Mansfielp, who resides on his benelico; he m. Eliza
Caroline, only surviving representative of Robert Scott,
M.D., Professor of Botany, Trin. Coll. Dublin, by whom he
had a large family
The eldest son,
FnASCis Massfield, Esq. of Castle Wray and Ardrumnion
House, CO. Donegal, b. 9 Nov. 179C; m. G April, 1S32, Mary,
3rd dau. of Sir Santuel Hayes, Bart, of Drumboe Castle, co.
Donegal, and had issue,
I. Francis Stewart, now of Castle Wray.
II. Ralph Mansfield, 6. 1838; rf. ]8'>4.
i:i. James Charles Henry, b. May, 1841.
IV. Ednuind Christopher, J. P., 6. May, 18.')1.
I. Eliza. 11. Mary Jane.
He ('. 1876.
iSea«— Castle Wray, I^etterkcnny, co. Donegal.
MANSFIELD OF MORBISTOWN LATTIN
ilAxsFiELD, George Patrick Lattix, Esq. of
MoiTistown Lattin, co. Kildare, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1851, b. 10 Dec. 1820 ; m. 30 Nor.
18i;?, Mary Frances Constautia, dau. of George
Biiurke O'Kelly, Esq. of Acton House, Middlesex,
and by her (who d. 9 June) 1853, has issue,
I. George, J.P., 6. 19 Feb. 1815; m. 2 Aug. 1877, Alice
d'Audebard de Ferussac, eldest dau. of Count d'Audebard
de Ferussac, of Paris.
I. Pauline Mary, d. 15 Jan. 1S54.
^iillCilflr.— This family claims descent from the Mans-
r;i;LDs of yotthif/hainshn-e; the tirst, it is asserted, who
settled in Ireland, was Sir Eodolphus Mansfield, Knight
Banneret, temp. Henry II. He received grants of land in
CCS. Armagh, Derry, Cork, Waterford, and Limerick; a small
portion of that granted in Waterford alone remains, the rest
having been confiscated at various periods. The famiily
resided at Killingford and Ballinamultina, co. Waterford,
until the beginning of the present century, when the head of
the House, John Mansfield, having inherited a portion of tke
property of the Eustaces of Tcoiaanstiiwa, in right of his
paternal grandmother, removed to Kildare, and his son,
Alexander, having married the last of the Lattins, took up his
resi<lence at Morristown Lattin. The Mansficlds at various
pciiods intermarried with the JIansfields of Kdlonyford, the
Kugents, Powers, Hoares, Eustaces, &c.
Jons Mansfield, Esq. of Ballinamultina, co. Waterford
< son of Alexander JIanst'.eld, Esq., by Anne Power his wife:
grandson of John Mansfield, Esq. of Ballinamultina, by Jane
Eustace, of Yeomanstown, his wife; and great-grandson by
his wife Dorothea Hoare, of Shandon, of Richard Jlansfield,
Esq., whose great grandfather, Walter Mansfield, Esq., ra.
a dau. of Gerald Fitzjames Gerald, of Dromana, Lord of the
Pecics, and had a conveyance, from the said Gerald, of the
lands of Ballinamultina, by deed, dated 23 June, 1591), m.
April, 1785, Eliza, only child of Walter Woulfe, Esq., by his
wife Eliza Kyan, of Inch, and left, with a dau., Frances,
_ two sons,
I. Alexander, of whom presently.
II. Walter Henry, of Yeomanstown, co. Kildare, and Eath-
gormuck, co. Waterford, b. 1788; in. 181.3, Frances, 2nd
dau. of Owen McDermott, Esq. of Great Denmark Street,
Dublin, by his wife, Frances Laffan, and by her (who d.
1833) had issue,
1 John Alexander, 6. 1814; d.s. p. 18G0.
2 Walter George, now of Tinhalla, Commander R.X., n.
18.')3, Anne, only dau. iind heiress of the late Maurice
Bonayne, Esq. of Knockaderry and Tinhalla, co. Water-
furd, by his wife Anne, dau. of Nicholas Power, Esq. of
Snowhill, CO. Kilkenny.
3 Owen. b. I8l8 ; m. 1847, Janc, dau. of William E. Wright,
Esq., and has issue.
4 Octavian, J.P. of Landscape, co. Waterford, 5. 182C.
5 Edward Oswald, of Landscajie, '). 1828.
6 Eustace Henry, Capt. Kildare Militia, h. 1329.
1 Eliza Mary, <l. 1852, 2 Famiy Mary.
3 Emily Janc Mary.
Mr. Walter Henry Mansfield d. 1849.
The elder son,
Alexander Mansfield, Esq., h. 1786; m. Paulina, onl>
child of Patrick Lattin,* Esq. of Morristown Lattin, to.
Kildare, by Elizabeth Snow his wife, and had,
George Patrick Lattin, now of Morristown Lattin.
Alexander John, at the English Bar, m. 14 -luly, 18C3,
Maria, eldest dau. of John Howley, Esq. Q.C., H.M.'s Fir.t
Serjeant in Ireland.
William Henry, Capt. 44th rcgt., d. of wounds received
before Scbastopol, 1855.
Richard Walter. Eilmund Alexander.
Eliza Pauline, m. 1837, George, youngest son of Patrick
Thunder, Esq. of Lagor, co. Mcath.
Mr. Mansfield d. 1842.
^nn.5— Quarterly : 1st. arg., three bars sa., that in chief
charged with a wyvern of the first, for Mansfield ; 2nd, gu., a
saltire or, for Edst.\ce; 3rd, per f ess arg. and gu. in cliiel on a
mount vert a wolf passant in front of an oak tree 5ipr., lor
Woulfe ; 4th, arg., a chief indented sa., for Power. CnH-A
dexter arm cmbowed in armour ppr., garnished or, the hand
holding a sword both also ppr., pommel and hilt gold. Mutto —
Turris fortitudinis.
Seat — Morristown Lattin, Naa', co. Kildare.
IlIARCH-PHILLiIPPS.
See De Lisle.
KABCON OF WALLINGTON HALL.
?,Iaecox, Jonx, Esq. of ^yallingtou Hall, Nor-
folk, J.P., late Capt. 12t]i foot, and late Lieut. -Col.
East Norfolk Militia, b. 1818 ; m. 28 May, 1850,
Ellen, dau. of John Thomas Anstey, Esq. of Eath,
and has issue,
I. John, b. 14 April, 1855.
I. Eilith Ellen. n. Annie.
III. Charlotte Amelia. iv. Florence.
V. Blanche. vi. Elennor. vii. Evelyn.
iLtnCaSC— Edmund Map.con, of Forncctt, St. Mary's,
Norfolk, d. 16 Sept. 17011, and was father of
Edmund Mabcon, of Forncett, who d. 8 Nov. 1727, leaving
a son,
John Maroon, Esq. of Swaffliam, Norfolk (who was cousin
and eventual heir of John Marcon, Barrister-at-Law, Lord of
the Manor of Ellinghani, in Edgefield, 11 Queen Anne, and
also held Holveston, Norfolk, who d. 12 Slay, 1723, aged 38,
and was buried in the south aisle of Norwich Cathedral.
From tlais Joun Marcon, of Swaffham, descended
John Marcon, Esq. of Swaffham, rn. Elizabeth Bailey; and
d. 1814, leaving a son,
John Marcon, Esq. of Swaffliam, m. 3 Sept. 1817, Jane,
dau of the Eev. Andrew Edwards, Rector of Great Cress-
ingham, Norfolk, and by her (who d. IS May, 1858) had issue,
John, now of Wallington Hall.
Frederick, b. 4 Jime, 1»21; ni. in Canada Miss Gcorgina
Ailing, and has issue one son.
Edward George, 6. 22 Nov. 1822; r.i. Miss Kate Monimicat,
and has issue.
Walter, b. 28 March, 1824; m. at Tiverton, 28 July, 1847,
Caroline, eldest dau. of Rev. Henry Mlddletou, \ icar of
Barton Stracy, Hants, and has issue.
Andrew, 6. 30 June, ls2o: d. 6 Jan. 1867.
Frank Evans, b. 23 Dec. 1832.
Jane Elizabeth, m. at Bath, Rev. F. J. Rooke, and d. 28 Nov.
1857, leaving issue.
Emily Mary, m. 18C8, Frederick Awdry, Esq.
Louisa Anne, twin with Emily Mary.
Mr. Marcon d. 23 Nov. 1833.
^•1 )-,)!,!.— Per fess or and az. a demi-lion in chief issuant gu.,
all within a bordure arg. CrcM—A lion sejant winged and sui>-
porting a lyre with the dexter foot, behind the lion's head the
sun in splendour all gold.
^V(,(_ Wallington Hall, near Downham Market, Norfolk.
* The Lattins were a branch of the family of De Latton, of
North Wilts, derived from the aucieut and noble race of
Estouteville, or Stutville, of Normandy, who were Barons of
Lydesdale Ca-tle, in Cumberland, and Earls of Yorkshire
after the Norman Conquest. The family branched off in the
reign of King John, and settled in Kildare, where they con-
tinued in lineal descent until the above-mentioned Patrick
Lattin d. 1836, leaving no male issue.
lOCO
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAR
MAHGESSON o:p opfingtoit.
Maroesson, The Rev. William, of Van, Surrey,
and Woolrlringford, Sussex, Rector of Wliatling-
ton and Vicar of Mountlield, Sussex, b. 7 Feb.
1792 ; m. 8 June, 1818, Mary Frances, only dan.
of Bryan Cook, Esq. of Ow.ston Hall, co. York,
and by her (who d. 3 April, 18G5) has issue,
I. William George, late Major 5Gth regt., promotecT to
80th regt. 186G, h. 6 June, 1821 ; r,i. 14 Oct. 1803, Lucy
Matilda, younsest dau. of Edward Blackett Beaumont,
Esq. of Woodhall Barnsley, co. York, and has issue,
1 Evelyn William, 6. IG May, 18C5; 2 Maud Eleanor;
3 Rosamond Mary ; 4 Frances.
II. Henry Daries, 0. 1 Sept. 1822.
III. John James, 6. 31 Aur. 1825 ; d. 23 Jan. 184D, i(jnra.
IV. Philip Davies, Capt. Eoyal Artillery, b. 20 Sept. 1S2G ;
(1. 20 June, 18G0.
V. EeKinald Whitehall (Rev.), 6. 5 Dec. 1827; m. 3 May,
1860, Louisa Sophie, 2nd dau. of the Rev. David Rodney
Murray, of Brampton Brian, co. Hereford, son of the
Hon. David Murray, and has, 1 Mortimer Reginald, 0.
16 March, 18G1; 2 Henry Philip Montolieu, b. 2G Aug.
1332; 3 Reginald EUbank Murray, 6. 22 Sept. 1SC3;
4 Philip Alexander, b. 20 May, 18G5 ; 5 William Anthony,
6. 6 Oct. 1866.
I. Frances, m. 28 Oct. 1853, Sir Charles Montolieu Lamli,
Bart, of Beauport, Sussex.
II. Marianne Harriet, d. 1 June, 183.5.
in. Emily Charlotte. iv. Julia Helena.
V. Helena Adelaide.
ILflTCngC. — This family is stated to have been origi-
nally named Argcnson, and to have come from Krance. John
D'AnoEN^soN, son of Peter, m. 1499, Louisa du Puy, and had
two sons, John, who fought at the Battle of Pavia, 1524, and
Peter, who m. JMargaret (J'Argenson, and is said to have
settled in England; from him derived descent the Margesson
family of Wootton and Ockley, Surrey, and the family of Mar-
getson, of the co. York, a descendant of which, James Marget-
son, was Archbishop of Armagh; his grand-dau., Sarah Mar-
getson, m. Brabazon, 2iid Viscount Duncannon.
AViLLiAM MARfiETSoN, Esq., bapt. at Ocklcy, 26 July, 1C80,
son of William Margetson, Esq., and the lineal descendant of
Richard Margetson, Esq. of Rotherham, by his wife, the dau.
and co-heir of William Newdigate, of Surrey, m. 1712, Mary,
sister and heir of William Whitebread, Esq. of Offington,
Sussex, and was s. at his decease, 17G3, by his son,
John Margetson-, Esq. of Offington, Sussex, High Sheriff
1759, b. 31 March, 171C, who m. Miss Mary Penfold, by whom
(who d. 1787) he had issue,
William, his heir.
Mavy, VI. 16 April, 1779, William Eichardsfm, Esq. of Findcn
Place, and d. 10 April, 1828.
Frances, m. 26 March, 1787, Thomas Richardson, Esq. of
Warminghurst Park, Surrey, and d. 1824.
Mr. Margesson d. 19 May, 1785, and was s. by his son,
William Margesson, Esq. of Offington and Ockley, Sus.sex,
High SherilT of Sussex 1805, b. 12 Nov. 1757; m. 7 May,
1790, Mary, dau. of John Hughes, Esq. of Cowfold, Sussex,
and by her (who d. 21 July, 1826) had issue,
AViLLiAM, present representative.
John, b. 1794; d. 12 Oct. 186G.
Mary Frances, m. Richard Martin, Esq. of Horsham,
deceased.
Mr. Margesson d. 21 May, 1843,
Armn—Sa., a lion passant guardant arg. a chief indented or,
quartering arg., a chevron sa. between three hinds' heads
erased gu., for Whitbread. 6'/-c.s(— On a ducal coronet or, a
lion passan^ gu.ardant sa. gorged with a ducal coronet gold.
Mollo — Lnyaltc me lie.
6V"i5— Van and Oakhurst, Surrey ; and Wooldringfold,
Sussex.
IffABTNDIN OP CHESTEUTON".
The late Rev. Samuel Maeindin, of Chesterton,
CO. Salop,, Rector of Buckhorn-Weston, Dorset, h.
2G March, 1807 ; m. 13 March, 1834, Isabella, eldest
dau. of Andrew Colvile, Esq. of Ochiltree and
Craigflower, co. Fife, by the Hon. Mary Louisa
Eden his wife, dau. of William, 1st Lord Auckland,
and by her had issue,
I. Henry Colvile, b. 19 Dec. 1834, educated at Eton and
Balliul Coll. Oxford, called to the Ear of Lincoln's inn
1860, sometime Acting Standing Counsel to tlie Govern-
ment of India; d. in Calcutta, 7 May, 1872; m. 13 Jan.
1863, Mary Elizabeth, only dau. of John Gregory
Watkins, Esq. of Woodfield, co. Worcester, and had issue,
1 Akthcr Henry, b. 18 Aug. 1863.
1 Mary Isabel, 6. in Calcutta, 16 April, 1867; d. at Nyaee
Tul, 1 Oct. 1868. 2 Edith Maiy.
II. Eden, 6. 26 July, 1836; d. July, 1837. \
III. Francis Arthur, b. 1 May, 1838, Major Royal Engineers, ;
m. 18 July, ISGO, Kathleen Mary, only surviving dau. of '
Sir William Stevenson, K.C.B., Governor of Mauritius,
and has issue, Kathleen Mary Isabel.
IV. Philip Samuel, Capt. Royal Engineers (Madras), b. 22
Nov. 1839 ; m. 12 Jan. 1870, Florence Cecilia Elizabeth,
dau. of Francis Hartwell Henslowe, Esq. ; d. 17 Sept.
1876, leaving two sons, Philip Hugh, 6. 17 March, 1871; ;
and Francis Eden, 6. Sept. 1875.
V. George Eden, b. 26 Oct. 1841, Assistant-Master at Eton
Coll. ; m. 9 Aug. 1870, Lctitia Frances, dau. of the late
G. Griffiths, Esq. of Sydney, and has issue, Helen Cecil;
and Alice Isabel.
VI. Charles Randal, Indian Civil Service, h. 8 April, 1351;
TO. 9 Dec. 1876, Rose Helen Drummond, only dau. of Louis
Jackson, B.C.S., one of the Judges of tlic High Court,
Calcutta.
I. Katharine Isabella. ii. Alice Mary.
III. Eleanor Agnes.
Mr. Marindin, previously to entering into Holy
Orders, held a Commission in the 2nd Life Guards.
He d. 3 Jan. 1852.
iLtUCitgC. — The family of Marindin was, there is every
reason to believe (from family documents and family traditions),
of the ancient noblesse of France, closely related to the Due de
Sully, and to the princely House of De Rohan. The Marindina
were Huguenots; andaftcr the massacre of St. Bartholomew took
refuge in Switzerland, about the year 1580. The first we find,
notice of in that country is Pierre Marindin, settled at Conge-
vaux, Bailliage de Morat, about the year 1590. His sou,
PfERKE Marindin, b. in 1596, Governor of Congeveaux; d.
in 1GG2, leaving a large family. The eldest son,
Pierre Marindin, established himself at Vevey in 1GG2,
being then about 22 years of age. He vi. 1st, Marie Fizzaolar, j
of Morat; and 2ndly, Esther Chaule, of Chateaux d'Oex, '
and left several children. His eldest son,
Pierre Marindin, b. 16G4, purchased the estate of Corsier.
He m. in 1697, Madeleine Pilet, of the Chateaux d'Oex, r.nd i
d. in 1759, aged 95, leaving, with other issue, j
Abraham, b. in 1698, whose desecnd;mts are still residenti
in Switzerland. Piebue, of whose lino we treat.
This Pierre Makindin, the 2nd son, 6. in 1701, was clio.sea
Councillor of the town of Vevey in 1742. He m. in 1733,
Mademoiselle Esther Aviolat d'Aigle, and had issue,
Jean Pien-e, b. 1733; d. unin. ^
Jean Francis, of Geneva, b. 1738; d.unni. 17C1. ^
Jean Philippe, of wliosc descendants we treat.
Jean Ferdinand, who settled in England, and 0,. s. 'j}.
The 3rd son,
Jean Philippe Marindin, b. in 1742, established himself ia
England, where he la. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Bann, Esq.
of Hallow, CO. Worcester, and had issue,
Samuel Peter, his heir. John Philip, d. s. p.
The eldest son,
Samoel Peter Marindin, Esq., b. 1778 ; m. 1st, Catherino
Louisa, dau. and co-heir of Samuel Webbe, Esq. ofllenbury,
CO. Gloucester, by Mary his wife, dau. of H. Bradburne, Esq.,
descended from the ancient family of Bradburne of Chesterton,
and by her (whocL in Dec. 1813) had issue,
I. Samuel, his heir, late of Chesterton.
II. John Philip, b. 30 Jlarch, 1810; drowned when bathing
in the Severn, whilst at school at Shrewsbury, in 1824.
III. Henry Richard, late Major Ist Royals, //. 15 March, 1S12;
TO. Elizabeth, dau. of George DartncU, Esq. of Limerick;
d. 25 Dec. 1877.
I. Catharine Louisa, m. Dec. 1835,' William Sharington
Davenport, Esq., of Davenport, co. Salop; she d. 17 July,
1865.
Mr. Marindin TO.' 2ndly, Eliza, dau. of John Iddins, Esq. of
Summerfield House, co. \Yarwick, but by her had no issue.
He d. in Sept. 1S39.
y^ri/is— Quarterly : Lst and 4th, az., a seastag arg., for
Marindin ; 2nd or, a cross quarterly gu. and sa., in the
dexter chief quaricr an eagle displayed of the third, for
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MA"R
lOCl
Webb; 3nl, arj;., on n bend an. tlircomillpts or, for Brad-
BVRNE. Crest— A pliiinc ot tcathers ppr. J/ot(o— Spcro mc-
liora.
Jie«d«ie«— Chesterton, near Bridgnorth.
♦
MARKER OF COMBE.
Marker, Richard, Esq. of Combo, Honitou,
Devon, J.P. for cos. Devou and Dorset, b. 10 Aug.
1835 ; m. 6 June, 1865, Hon. Victoria Alexandrina,
dau. of Edward, 9tli Lord Digby, and has issue,
Batmosd John, b. 18 April, 1867.
Edward Richard, 6. 19 Nov. 1872.
Gertrude Margaret Diana, 6. 6 Maj-, 1S70.
Mr. Marker is son of Eer. Thomas John iravkcr,
who d. 1854, and Frances Amelia Drewe his wife,
(m. 1833), and grandson of Eev. Henry Marker, of
Aylcsbeare, Devon, m. Margaretta Putt, who d. 1846.
This family inherits Combe through this Margaretta
Putt, the last representative of Nicholas Putt, who
bought Combe in the year 1615.
Seat — Combe, Honiton, Devon.
MARKHAM OF CTJFFORTH HALL.
Maekham, William Thomas, Esq. of Cuiforth
Hall, CO. York, J.P., b. 13 July, 1830; served in
the Rifle Brigade and Coldstream Guards in the
Crimea ; an officer Yorkshire Hussars, and Hon.
Col. 7th West Riding Volunteers (Leeds Rifles) ;
TO. 15 April, 1857, Anne Emily Sophia, eldest sur-
viving dau. of the late Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A.,
of The Lodge, Melton Mowbray, and has issue,
I. William Hope, Lieut. Leicestershire Militia, 0. 13 Dec.
1859.
II. Claron Henry, 6. 21 July, 18C6; d. IS July, ISGS.
III. Cyril Fule, twin with Claron Henry, d. 1 May, 18G7.
IV. Rupert Evelyn, 6. 13 Dec. 18G3.
V. Eonald Antony, b. 15 Oct. 1870.
VI. Nigel Ivan, b. 10 Nov. 1372.
I. Mabel Wilhelmina Frances, rn. 4 July, 1S77, Earl Annefloy.
II. Cecile Mary Isabella, m. 12 Dec. 1877, Cecil d'AguiUir
Samuda, Esq., eldest son of Joseph D'Aguilar Samuda,
Esq.
HI. llermione Violet Cyril. iv. Ethel Winifred Victoria.
V. Averil Constance Antoinette Janetta.
VI. Gwendolen Beatrice Sauchia May.
VII. Sybel Annersley Giana.
fLllTCiltJC. — Markliam, a village near Tiixford, in Not-
tinghamshire, gave name (saith Camden) to the Murkhams, a
family very famous both for antiquity and valour. A very
interesting and copious history of the family of Markham, in
all its branches, by the Kev. David Frederick Markham, has
been edited by his son, Clements E. Markham, Esq.
Daniel Markham, Esq. (3rd son, it is stated, of Rolicrt
Markham, Esq., who sold Coatham, and grandson of Robert
Uarkbam, Esq. of Coatham, M.P. for Notts terii2'>. Queen
Elizabeth, lineal male representative of Sir John de Markham ,
one of the Judges of the Common Pleas, from 29 Richard II.
to 9 Henry IV.), served under the Duke of York, and settled
at Kinsale, in Ireland. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Fennell,
of Cappagh, CO. Kilkenny, by Frances his wife, dau. of Gen.
Fleetwood, by whom he had (with two younger sons, Enoch
and Matthew, who d. at Kinsale, and a dau., »i. Mr. Coombe)
a son and heir.
Major William Markham, 6. at Kilkenny 16SG, who is
■aid to have bmilt the first house at Halifax, Nova Scotia. He
«. 1717, Elizabeth, dau. of George Markliam, of Worksop
Lodge, of the OUerton branch, and had issue,
William.
George, who d. 31 Jan. 1801. His remain^ were interred in
the cloisters of Westminster Abbey.
Enoch, Licut.-Col. 46th regt., d. 25 Dec. 1800.
Elizabeth, </. young.
Major Markham d. 1772. His eldest son.
The Most Kev. William Markuam, Archbishop of York,
6. in Ireland, 1719, was made Prebendary of Durham, 1769,
Dean of Rochester, 17G3, Dean of Christ Chiu-ch, 17G7, Bishop of
Chester, 1771, and Archbishop of York, 1777. Dr. Markham
held at one time the important situation of Preceptor to the
Prince of Wales. He d. in his 89th year, 3 Nov. IS07, and his
remains were interred in Westminster Abbey. His Grace vt,
16 June, 1759, Surah, dau. of John Goddard, of Kotterdaui,
related to the Hopes, and had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. John, b. 13 June, 1761, Admiral R.N., and M.P. for Ports-
mouth, m. 17 Nov. 1796, the lion. Maria Itice, dau. of Cevil,
Baroness Dynevor, and had issue,
I John. 2 William nice (Uev.), m. Bliss Tulip.
3 Frederick, C.B., Lieut.-Col. 3ind regt., Aide-dc-Camp to
the Queen, Gen. of Division in the Crimea: d. in London.
18;i3. ^
1 Maria, d. s. p.
Admiral Markham f?. 1827.
III. George (Rev.), b. 30 March, 176.3, Dean of York ; m. Eliza-
beth Evelin, dau. of Sir R. Sutton, liart., and d. 1822,
having had issue,
1 George, Lieut. E.X., d. s. p.
2 Edward, m. 1st, 1840, Charlotte Longden, and 2ndly,
Harriet, youngest dau. of Rev. John Romse, of TreUeck,
CO. Monmouth, and d. 20 July, 1865.
1 Elizabeth Frances, m. Licut.-Gen. Sir Bufane Shawe
Donkin, K.C.B., of Lower Caversham.
2 Henrietta -Alicia.
3 Cecilia, ra. Itev. C. Montgomery.
4 Maria, m. 28 Sept. 1812, Hon. and Rev. Tliomas Alfred
Harris. 5 Anne Isabella, hi. Major Chadwick.
6 Frederica, m. 24 March, 1838, Capt. Ileaviside.
7 Sophia, deceased. 8 Sarah.
IV. David, b. 1 Sept. 1766, of the 20th regt., a Col. in the
army, who was killed at St. Domingo, 1795.
V. Robert (Ven.), b. 28 March, 1768, -Vrchdcacon of York, and
Rector of Bolton Percy ; m. 1797, Frances Egerton, daii. of
Sir Gervas Clifton, Bart, of Clifton, Notts, and c<. 17 July,
1837, having had issue,
1 Robert, Capt. 58lh regt. ; d. s. p. 1832.
2 Henry Spencer (Rev.), Prebendary of York, m. Sophia,
dau. of Sir J. L. Kaye, Bart., and had one son, Henry.
1 Frances Egerton, d. v.ym.
2 Georgina, m. George, Earl of Haddington, andd. 26 Feb.
1873.
VI. Osbome, M.P., &c.,b. 27 May, 17C9; m. 1st, 10 June,
1806, tlie Lady JIary Thynne, dau. of Thoma.s, 1st Marquess
of Bath, and had a son and a dau.,
Osborne, Capt. 90th regt., d. 13 Nov. 1847.
Mary, vi. W. Sheppard, Esq. of Hampton Manor, near Bath.
BIr. Markham m. 2ndly, 28 June, 1822, Martha Honora
Georgina, dau. of Capt. William Henry Jervis, R.N.,
nephew of Earl St. Vincent, and d. 22 Oct. 1827, having hi.i.1
one dau.,
Martha, m. Rev. William Pearson.
I. Henrietta Sarah, m. Ewan Law, Esq. of Horstead, Susses,
brother of Edward, 1st Lord Ellenliorough, and had by him
who (I. 24 April, 1829, three sons and four dans.
II. Elizabeth Katherine, ra. William Barnett, Esq. of Little
Misscnden Aljbey, Bucks, and had two sons, William and
John ; and a dau., Ehzabeth.
III. Alicia Harriet, m. Rev. Henry Forster Mills, and had a
numerous family, of whom the eldest son, William Mills,
Lieut. E.N., is a J.P. and D.L. co. Durham.
rv. Georgina, d. unm.
V. Frederica.' to. 16 Sept. 1797, William, 2nd Earl of Mans-
field, and had issue. vi. Anne, d. unra.
VII. Cecilia, ra. Rev. Robert Philip Goudenough, son of the
Bishop of Carlisle, and had issue.
The Archbishop was i:. at his decease, 1S07, by his eldest son,
William Markham, Esq., b. 5 April, 1760, who was Private
Secretary to Warren Hastings, and subsequently resident for
same time at Benares, India. E ventu.illy returning to co. York,
he seated himself at Becca Hall. He )». 20vAug. 1795, Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Oldfleld Bowles, Esq. of North Aston, co.
Oxford, and by her (who ra. 2ndly, Alexander Muie, Esq., and
d. 1841) had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. John, Lieut. E.N., 6. 6. June, 1797; iji. Marianne, dau. cf
J. B. Wood, Esq., and has issue,
1 John, Consul at Shanghae.
I ASr'Hastings, } ^^'"^ ^^^^-^ «' Wisconsin, V.S.
4 Albert, Lieut. R.N., in China. 5 William Jervis.
III. David Frederick, Canon of Windsor, and Vicar of Stfl-
lingflect, b. 11 March, 1800: ni. 1827, Catherine Frances
Nanette, dau. of Sir William Mordaunt Milner, Bart, of
Nunappleton, andrf. 31 March, 1853, having had issue,
1 David William Christian, b. 25 Dec. 1828; d. at sea 1SJ50.
2 Clements Robert, b. 20 July, 1830; m. 1857, Minna, dau.
of Rev. J. Hamilton Chichester, of Arlington, and has a
dau., Mary Louisa. 3 Warren, d. 11 Jan. 1836.
1 Selina, ?>!. 1 June, 18.')2, Capt.R. Quin, R.N., and d. 18G7.
2 Georgina, m. 1851, Charles C. Bowen, Esq.
3 Gertrude, ni. Dec. 18G8, Lieut.-Col. Clements, of Ashfield.
IV. Warren, Capt. 72nd Highlanders, //. 15 July, 1801, andd.
at the Cape of Good Hope, 15 Nov. 1831.
V. Charles, Lieut.-Col. 60th Rifles, b. 14 March, 1803; r-i.
10G2
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY,
MAR
Kuima, dau. of Ecv. Ralph Branaiing, and d. at Jamaica,
•I April, 18+2, luavins one son,
Cliailes WaiTun (Rev.), Rector of Ouston, c« York, m.
iMargaret, dau. of the late Peter Barton, Esq. of Stapleton
Park, Pontcfraet, and has issue. ^ , , ^ .
I. Emma, m. William Rookes Cronipton-Stansfield, Esq. ot
Esliolt Hall, CO. York. , ^ , ^ ,,
II. Laura, m. William Mure, Esq. of Caldwell, Col. of the
Renfrewshire Militia. .
III. Lucy, r.i. Henry Lewis Wiekham, Esq., Chairman of
.Stamps and Taxes (who d. 27 Oct. 1861), only son of tue
Right Hon. William Wiekham.
3,Ir. Markham <'. 1 Jan. 181.5, and was s. by his eldest son,
WiLLiAsi MARitiiAM, Esq. of CulTurth Hall, J.F. and 0.L.,
Col. 2nd West York Militia, b. 2S June, 1700 ; m. 12 Feb. IS28,
LueyAnne, 2nd dau. of William Holbeeh, Esq. of Farnborough,
CO. Warwick, and had issue,
I. William Thomas, now of Cufforth Hall.
II. Edwin, Lieut.-Col. R.A., h. 28 March, 1833; ',:■!. 8 Feb.
1S77, Evelyn, dau. of Admiral Hon. Sir M. Stopford, and
has a son, Guy.
III. Francis, late Capt. Rifle Brigade, h. 31 Oct. 183(; m.
Maria, dau. of Rev. Rice Markham, of Moreland, and has
issue.
IV. Alfred, Capt. R.N., h. 26 June, 1839.
V. Gervase, h. 1.5 Feb. 18-14.
I. Laura Elizabeth Frederica, m. 26 Oct. 185C, R. L. 0. Pear-
son, Esq., late Lieut.-Col. Grenadier Guards, and Deputy
Assistant Adjutant-Gen. at the Horse Guards.
II. Adcla. d. 26 June, 1848. m. Mary, d. 29 ,Jan. 1851.
IV. Rose (Georgina, d. 18 April, 1851. v. Lucy Henrietta.
VI. Emma, r,i. Rev. Albert Smitli, youngest son of the late
Abel Smith, Esq. of Woodhall, CO. Hertford.
viii. Caroline, d. 24 Kov. 1847.
Col. Markham d. 26 Jan. 1852.
Arms—kz., on a chief or, a demi-lion rampant issuing gu.
Crest— \ lion of St. Mark sejant guardant and resting his paws
on a pair of hames or. iVo((o— Mitis et audax.
5rt,fs_Cufforth Hall, Aberford, co. York ; The House, Melton
Mowbray; Solent Cottage, West Cowes, Isle of Wight. Tuioii,
Residence— 2Z, Upper Wimpole Street, W.
MAKLAY OP BELVEDEE.E.
Maelat, Charles Bkinslet, Esq. of BelTecTcre,
CO. Westmeath, and Bawn, co. Louth, D.L., Higli
Sheriff 1853; h. 1831 ; inherited the settled estates
of Robert, Earl of Belvedere.
HtnCatTt. — The first of the family whom we find on record
is John Marlat, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Merchant. By his
wife Elizabeth (who m. 2ndly, Mark Shaftoe, of the same place)
lie left issue, Simon, who appears to have d. mvin. ; William,
of whom presently; and Eleanor, m. Ralph Carr, Esq. of
■Cocken, co. Durham. The 2nd son,
William Mablat, a Merchant, of Newcastle-on-Tync, h.
1590, tZ. 1609, and was buried at Newcastle-on-Tyne. He left
issue, by Catherine his wife, who d. 1020, an only son,
SiK John Mablat, of Xewcastle-on-Tyne, Merchant and
Alderman. He served as Mayor of that town five times,
between the years 1037 and 1062, and received the honour of
knighthood at Berwick, 26 July, 1639. He defended that town
for King Charles I., 1644, being Governor of it, but was
•obliged to surrender. Ho d. 1673, having m. Jane, sister to
Edith, wife of Richard Hedworth, Merchant, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, by whom he had a son,
Anthony Mablay, Esq. of Crecvah, co. Longford, in. Eliza-
Jjeth, 2nd dau. of Robert Morgan, Esq. of Cottlestown, co.
Sligo, aud had issue,
I. Thomas (Sir), Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's
Bench in Ireland, whose will, dated 1753, was proved 1756;
J-;!.. 1707, Mary, dau. of Charles Delaune, Esq. of Dublin,
and had issue,
1 Thomas, of Cclbridge, co. Kildare, d. before 1784.
2 Anthony, Barristcr-at-Law, Commissioner pt Appeals,
m. 25 Oct. 1740, Martha, dau. of William Usher, Esq. of
Usher's Quay, and by her (who d. 1703) left an only dau.
and heir, Letitia, m. Sir Richard Wolseley, Bart.
-3 Robert.
4 Richard, Bishop of Waterford. d. unm. 1802.
1 Elizabeth.
2 Mary, m. James Grattan, Esq., Recorder of Dublin, and
I\I.P. for that city, and was mother of the Eight Hon.
Henry Grattan, M.P.
3 Alice, TO. 1748, Richard Levinge, Esq. of Colverstown.
II. Robert. III. John.
IV. George, of whose line we treat.
The 4th son,
The Right Rev. Geobce JIarlat, D.D., Bishop of Dromorc,
consecrated 1745 m. K'izabeih Dunlevy, and d. 8 April, 1763,
leaving a dau., EUzabeth, m. 1762, Eight Hon. David Latouche,
and a son,
George Mablat, Esq. of Twickenham, Middlesex, Major S J
the army, in. Lady Catherine Butler, dau. of lJrin.sIcy, Earl ofl
Lanesborough, by Lady Jane Rochfort his wifi>, only dau. of
Robert, 1st Earl of Belvedere ; and d. 14 April, !*2C, leaving,
with two daus. (Elizabeth, d. xmm. 1848, and Catherine, m.
Rev. Calvert FitzGerald Moore, of Twickenham) a son and
successor,
George Marlat, Esq. of Cavendish Square, 6. 1791, Lieut.-;
Col., C.B., A.D.C. to Sir Edw;
Louisa Augusta, dau. of James
Louth, by Catherine Maria
Charleville ; and d. 1830, having had issue, James, d. 1S43;
Charles Bbinslet Mablat, Esq., now of Belvedere ; and
Catherine Louisa Georgina, in. 1851, the Eight Hon. Lord JohaJ
James Robert Manners, and d. 1S54.
^rin.5— Barry of eight or and gu., abordure az. charged withi
eight martlets of the first. Crest — An eagle displayed ppr.
Motto — NuUi praBda sumus.
&o«s— Belvedere, MuUingar, co. Westmeath; and Bawn, co.J
Louth.
Cavendish Square, 6. 1791, Lieut.-j
dward Paget, m. 1828, Catherinoj
ames Tisdall, Esq. of Bawn, coJ
Dawson, afterwards Countess oq
MARLING OE STANLEY PARK. \
Mauling, Samuel Stephens, Esq. of Stanley
Park, CO. Gloucester, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for West
Gloucestershire 1868 to 1874, and for Stroud since
1875, m. 23 Sept. 1834, Margaret Williams, dau. of
William Bentley Cartwright, Esq. of Devizes, by
Susan his wife, and has issue,
I. William Henbt, J.P., &. 1 July, 1835; m. 2 May, 1800,
Mary Emily, dau. of John Abraham, Esq., and has, with
other issue, Percival Scrope, h. 1801.
II. Charles, b. 25 April, 1837 ; d. 30 Nov. 1802.
HI. Walter Bentley, Lieut. 83rd regt.; 6. 4 April, 1854.
I. Esther Helena, d. 14 Feb. 1852.
II. Annie Louisa, m. 14 June, 1800, Geo. Robertson, Esq.,
late Capt. 25th regt., Capt. 5th Middlesex Militia.
ilintilQC. — William Marling, Esq. (son of Samuel Mar-
ling, by Hester Webb, Ms wife), b. 3 April, 1770 ; m. 28 Jlarch,
1790, Sarah, dau. of Nathaniel Hillman, of Wordcliester, and
by her (who was b. 9 Nov. 1773, and d. 7 Aug. 1856) had issue,
Nathaniel Samuel, d. 24 Jan. 1861. i
John Figgins, deceased. 5
William Henry, d. 1 May, 1815. Thomas, J.P.
James, d. 18 Sept. 1808.
Samuel Stephens, now of Stanley Park.
Josiah, d. 30 Sept. 1834.
Esther, d. 30 Oct. 1866. Sarah.
?i
i
Mr. Marling d. 16 Oct. 1859.
Seats — Stanley Park, near Stroud, co. Gloucester ; Sedbury
Park, near Chepstow.
MARRIOTT OF AVONBANK.
Maeetott, Thomas Beckett Feilding, Esq. of
Avonbank, co. Worcester, Lord of the Lordship of
Seagrave, CO. Leicester, Major-Gen. in the army, late
Col. R.A.
2/tnC?tgC,— Augustine Marriott, ra. 5 Nov. 1GS9, Sarah,
dau. of Peter Tooke, Esq., a Merchant at Constantinople, and
left issue seven children, of whom.
The Rev. Randolph Mabeiott, D.D., his heir, becami
Rector of Darfield, co. York. He m. 26 Oct. 1731, Lady Diana
Fielding, dau. of Basil and Hester, 4th Earl and Countess «
Denbigh, and had fourteen children. The 3rd son,
Randolph Marriott, H.E.I.C.'s Civil Service, distinguished
himself under Lord Clive, and obtained a gold medal for th<
battle of Plassy. He m. Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Christophel
Wilson, Lord Bishop of Bristol, by Anne his wife, dau. of Dij
Edmund Gibson, Lord Bishop of London, and had issue,
I. Randolph, h. 1770; a Major-Gen. in the army ; in. Emma
dau. of Peregrine Treves, Esq., Postmaster-General o
Bengal, and had issue,
1 Wilson, his heir, 6. 27 Feb. 1812; an ofHccr in tlu
H.E.I.C.'s native cavalry, d. unm.
1 Emma. 2 Julia Frances.
Gen. Marriott d. 9 March, 1821.
II. Christopher, 6. 1772, Barristcr-at-Law, d. s.p.
III. Thomas (Lieut. -Gen.), late of Avonbank. I
IV. George, 6. 1776, Commander iu the navy, lost in tB
" L.idy Duncan," 1800, d. s.p.
V. Richard, 6. 1777, Capt. in the E.I.C.'s service, vi. Chai
MATi
THE LANDED GENTRY,
MAR
10G3
lotte, dau. of Peter Du Cane, Esq. of Horsham, Sussex,
and il. s. p.
VI. Charles, of Scllarsbrook, co. llcroford, 6. 1781 ; Major in
the H.E.I.C.'s service, m. 1st, Anne, dau. of the Uuv. .Mr.
Harris, and niece of Gen. Lord Harris: and '2ndly, Cathe-
rine, dau. of George Griffin, Esq. of Ncwtoa House, Mon-
mouth.
I. Trances, b. 1774, </. )>. p.
II. Anne, b. 1778; m. Jlnjor Yeoman, of Whitby, and d. s. p.
III. Diana, b. 1780, rf. s. p.
IV. Harriot, 6. 1782; m. the Rev. William Lcir, Rector of
Ditcheat, Somerset, and had two sons and seven daus.
V. Charlotte, b. 1783; U. s. p.
vt. Elizabeth Hester, 6. 17(55; m. Erig,idicr-Gcn. Morrison,
C.B., Col. of the 44th regt. of foot.
VII. Jemima, b. 1786 ; d. s. p.
VIII. Gcorgiana, 6. 1790; d. s. p.
Tl-.e 3rd son,
Lieut. -Gek. Thomas Marriott, of Avonbank, co. Worcester,
,T.r. and D.L., Lord of the Lordship of Seagrave, co. Leicester,
'-. 1773; m. Anne. 3rd dau. of Sir John Beekett, Bart., and
•>. with two daus. (one of whom, Maria Louisa, m. Nov.
'. George Augustus Frederick Stewart Mackenzie, 72nd
...,h!anders, sonof the Right Hon. James Alexander Stewart/,
four sons,
I. Thosias Beckett Feildisg, now of Avonb.ank.
II. Edward Becket, m. Mary Georgiana, dau. of Hairy
Edmund Waller, Esq. of Farmington Lodge.
HI. Randolph, Bengal C.S.
IV. Henry Christopher, Major 13th Light Infantry ; m.
Rosamond, dau. of tlie late Rev. Thomas Carriugton, and
had issue,
1 Henry Beekett, 6. 29 Aug. 1851 ; d. 11 Oct. 1SG3.
2 Tliomas Frederick, 6. 1 Aug. 1854; (/. at Corfu, 14 Nov.
IS.'iS.
3 Richard Charles Edward, 6. 5 May, 18C3.
1 Harriot Julia Catherine.
2 Louisa, m. 20 Jan. 187G, Edmund Fletcher Bosanquct,
Esq., son of Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. of Dingestowe Court,
Monmouth, and Forest House, Essex, and has a son,
Edmund Marriott, 6. 24 March, 1878. 3 Mary Edith.
4 Marion Frances Florence Carrington, m. 14 Sept. 187o,
Rev. Henry Bickersteth Ottley, Vicar of Xewton-on-Trent,
CO. Lincoln, son of Rev. Lawrence Ottley, Rector of Rich-
mond, CO. York, and Canon of Ripon Cathedral, and has
Lssue, Fcilding Hay Bickersteth, b. 25 Aug. 1877.
5 Rosamond Frederica.
' •/!«— Barry of six or and sa. Crest— \ talbot statant ppr.,
led, or. Motto — Virtute et fide.
;i— Avonbank, near Pershore, co. Worcester.
MARRIOTT OF COTESEACH.
Maeeiott, Charles, Esq. of Cotesbacb, co.
Leicester, b. 14 Oct. 1848, educated at Winchcs-
er and Brasenose Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1871, M.A.
.S73, Barrister of the Inner Temple, a Magistrate
or the CO. of Leicester, Lord of the Manors of
' ''csbach and ShaweU, and Patron of Cotesbacb,
ut. in Prince Albert's Own Leicestershire
I lomanry Cavalry, and High Sheriff of the co. of
-cicester 1878.
ittncrCQC. — The Rev. Robert Marriott, LL.D., Rector
' "'■tesbach, m. 1771, Elizabeth, only child and heir of George
■ , Esq. of Walthamstow, Essex, and had a son,
!E Rev. Robert Marriott, Rector of Cotesbacb, m. 2 May,
', Anne, dau. of James Powell, Esq. of Clapton, Middlesex ;
■ Oct. 1841, having had by her (who d. 14 March, 1840),
! Others, who d. young,
Rubcrt, 6. 1817; d. 1829.
James Powell, late of Cotesbacb.
Anne, d. 1838.
Caroline, to. the Rev. J. D. Watson, of Guilsborough ; and
d. Aug. 1857, leaving issue. Judith Elizabeth, d. ls;i,").
Susanna, m. 1843, the Rev. Thomas Stevens, of Bradfield,
Berks; and d. 1866, leaving issue.
Elizabeth Stow, d. 1848.
hf son,
The Rev. James Powell Godltos-Cosstaele, of Cotesbacb,
0. Leicester, andof Walcot, co. Lincoln, J.P. co. Leicester, b.
1 July, 1819; m. 19 Dec. 1844, Lucy Henrietta, only dau. of
ir George Strickland, Bart., by his wife, Mary, Lady Strick-
ind, only child of the Rev. Charles Constable, of Wassand,
0. York, and had issue,
I. Robert, b. 29 Dec. 184G; d. 14 May, 1868.
n. Charles, now of Cotesbacb.
■I. James Goulton Constable, of Walcot, ncnr Crigg, J. P.,
who assumed the surname of Goclto.n-Constable in lieu
' f MABaioTT, Oct. 1872 ; 6. 21 March, 1660; ji». Aug. 1873,
II.
Mary, youngest d.au. of the lato Ucv. Digby Charifs
Legard, of Lea, co. Lincoln, and has a son, Lewis Robebt.
b. 1877.
IV. Frederick George, 6. 6 Nov. 1851 ; d. 27 Nov. 1858.
V. John Marmaduke, h. 6 March, 1853.
VI. Henry Peter, 0. 28 June, 1854.
VII. George Strickland, 6. 7 Oct. 1855.
I. Mary Esther.
II. Anno ■> . .
III. Lucy Caroline ) '"■'"^•
IV. Frances .\lice.
The Rev. J. P. Goidton-Constable, and Mr.s.GouUon-Constable.
his wife, assumed, by royal license, dated Jan. 1S6G, the sur-
names and arms of Goulton-Constable, instead of those of
Marriott, in conformity with the will of Lady Strickland,
who <;. Jan. 18G5. Mr. Goulton-Constable d. 10 Oct. 1871, and
was s. at Cotesbacb by the eldest, and at Walcot by his second
surviving son. Mrs. Goulton-Constable d. 8 July, 1871.
Motto — Sursum.
iitstticKce— Cotesbacb House, near Lutterworth.
<
MARRIOTT.
See DoDiNGTON'.
MARSH OF GAYNES PARK.
Chisexhale-Maesh, William Swaixe, Esq. of
G-aynes Park, Essex, b. Sept. 1857; 5. his father
1875.
HinCtgC. — William Coxhead JIarsh, Esq. of Gayncs
Park, Essex, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1847, b. IG Aug.
17S0; )ii. 3 Oct. 1806, Sophia, dau. of the Rev. John Swaiiie,
of Leverington, Isle of Ely, by Mary his wife, dau. of John
Ingle, Esq. of Shelford, co. Cambridge, and had issue,
Thomas Coxhead, late of Gaynes Park.
William (Rev.), formerly Fellow and Tutor of Trinitv Hall,
Cambridge, of Wcthersfield Place, Vicar of Wethersficld,
Essex, 6. 8 Aug. 1815; m. Emily, dau. of Thomas White,
Esq. of Wetherstield.
Henry Augustus (Rev.), formerly Fellow and Junior Deaa
of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, and Vicar of Tuxford, Notts,
6. 28 Feb. 1817 ; m. 1850, Eli»a, dau. of the Very Rev. John
Lamb, Dean of Bristol, Master of Corpus Christ! Coll.
Cambridge.
Sophia, m. the Rev. Edward Brownc-Everard, Rector of
Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk ; d. 18G7, leaving issue.
Emily, m. the Rev. Dr. .tUnsUe, Master ofPembroke Coll.
Cambridge.
Louisa, m. the Rev. William Pratt, Rector of Harpley-cur.i-
Bircham, Norfolk.
Ellen Frances, ra. the Rev. C. Tower. Rector of Chilmarl:,
Wilts ; (/. 1866, leaving i.^.sue.
Caroline Georgiana, m. Henry B. Edwards, Esq. of Har-
dingham, Norfolk.
Mr. Marsh was Fellow of St. Peter's Coll. Cambridge, anj
Member of the Society of Lincoln's Inn; he d. March, 1867,
and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Coxhead Chisenhale Marsh, Esq. of Gaynes Park,
Essex, J.P. and D.L., Banister-at-Law, Chairman Esse.x
Quarter Sessions, 6. 25 July, 1811; ra. Oct. 1846, Eliza Ann
Chisenhale, eldest dau. of John Chisenhale Chisenhale, Esq.
of Arley Hall, co. Lancaster, and took the name and arms uf
Chisenhale, in addition to those of Marsh ; he d. 31 Jau.
1875, having had issue,
I. William Swaise, now of Gaynes Park.
II. Thomas Edward, 6. June, 1865.
I. Mary Sophia, d. 24 Feb. 1862.
II. Caroline Emily. iii. Blanche TJrsuTa.
IV. Eliza Gertrude. v. Margaret Alice.
VI. Annie Sophia.
.<fnns— 1st and 4th, Marsh, quarterly gu. and arg., in the
1st quarter a horse's head of the second; 2nd and 3rd, Chi-
senhale, arg., three crosses-crosslet botonnee fitehce within a
bordure engrailed gu. Crests — Issuing from a mural crown an.
a horse's head arg. dueally collared or, for Marsh; 2nc!. a
grifBn passant gu. collared and lined, the collar charged «i.li
three crosses-crosslet, for Chisenhale.
i&at— Gaynes Park, Epping, Essex.
MARSH OF RAMRIDGE.
Marsh, Matthew Henry, Esq. of Kamridgo,
CO. Hants, J.P. for Hants and "Wilts, and D.L. to.
Wilts, M.A., M.P. for Salisbury 1857-68, formrrlT
Member of Lesislalive Council, New South AValcf^,
b. 12 Sept. 1810 J m. 25 July, 1844, Eliza Maiy
3 2
10G4
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAR
Anne, elder dau. of Mr. Serjeant Merewether, of
Castlefield, co. Wilts, and has issue,
I. Georgiana Eliza Lucy, m. 1865, Sir Herbert Denman
Croft, Bart., M.P.
1!. Bertha Maria, m. 1809, George Gordon Macpherson, Esq.,
Capt. Coldstream Guards, 3rd son of Cluny Macpherson.
in. Edith Anne, m. 1870, George Best, Lieut. li.H.A.,
eldest son of Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best.
iLlllfrtJC— Philemoe Mabsh, son of the Rev. PntLEMOK
Maksh, Rector of St. Martin's, Micklegate, Yorli, and Vicar ^.i
Trinity, Micklegate, Yorli, ni. 1768, a dau. of Matthew Hornsey,
and d. 1788, leaving a son.
The Rev. Matthew Marsh, Rector of Wintcrslow, Wilts,
and Chancellor and Canon of Salisbury, oi. 1808, Margaret,
dau. of the Rev. Peter Bellinger Brodie, Rector of Winterslow,
and d. 1840, having had issue by this lady (who survived him
till 1862),
M.iTTHEW Hen-bt, now of Rararidge.
George Thomas (Rev.), to. Frances Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Archdeacon Macdonald, and d. 1862.
Charles William, m. .Janet, dau. of Major Macleod, and has
i.s3ue four sons and four daus.
Georgiana Mary, m. the Rev. Thomas Prothero, eldest son
of Thomas Prothero, Esq. of Maliias Court.
5eaf— Pamridge, Andover.
MARSH OF SNAVE MANOR AND IVY
CHURCH.
Maesh, Edward, Esq. of Snave Manor and Ivy
Church, Kent, J.P., b. 13 June, 1806 ; m. 1827,
Jane Inglis, dau. of W. Forlong, Esq. of Welshott
House, CO. Lanark, N.B., and has issue,
I. Edwabd Newnham, 6. 29 Jan. 1828, Col. H.M. Indian army,
'M. 1827, Louisa, youngest dau. of Major Caldecott, late
Grenadier Guards, of Holton Hall, co. Lincoln, and has
issue, Edward, b. May, 1865; Constance; and Ethel.
II. Henry Dyke, late Capt. 82ud regt., 6. 17 May, 1836.
I. Adelaide Lydia.
II. Mary Maria Pakenham, m. 10 May, 1861, Henry Preston
Elrington, son of Rev. Henry R. Elrington, D.D., and
grandson of Thomas Elrington, D.D., Bishop of Ferns.
III. Agnes Roberta Jane.
IV. Gertrude Tottenham, m. John Baylis Thompson, Major
R.A., and has issue, Arnold Edward, 6. May, 1806.
3Liil(cl^t. — This ancient family was seated at East Lang"
don, near Dover, Kent, iu the reign of Edwaed III., a.d. 1326.
William Mabsh, of Marlon, in the parish of East Langdon,
Kent, had two sons; the elder, Robert, of Marton, was father
of Robert Marsh, of Marton, whose son, Richard Marsh, of
Marton, had three sons ; the eldest, John Marsh, of Marlon,
had two sons, Thomas and .John. The elder,
Thomas Maksh, of Brandred, was father of Thomas Marsh,
of Brandred, who to. Anne, dau. of John Nethersole, and
sister to Sir Francis Nethersole, of Nethersole House, Womings-
would, and d. 1654, leaving a son and heir,
.John Marsh, m. 1637, Anne, dau. and heir of Henry
Saunders, of Canterbury, and by her had, with four daus.,
five sons, i. Henry, his heir; ii. John; in. Richard (Capt.),
of Faversham ; iv. Saunders; and v. Thomas. The eldest son,
Henry Marsh, Esq., to. Leah Adye, and d. 1718, leaving,
with a dau., Lucy, three sons,
Thomas, Lieut. -Col. of the Militia of the Cinque Ports, Capt.
of Sandown Castle, in. Martha, dau. of Sir Edward Croplty,
Bart., and d. s. p. 1739, in his 73rd year, bequeathing his
personal and real estate to his kinsman, John Marsh, Esq.
of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
John. Ht.N-RY, who carried on the line.
The 3rd son,
Henrt Marsh, Esq. of London, to. twice; by his 2nd wife
knly, Mary Sandfovd, of London, widow, he left issue at his
death, 1721, two sons, Henry; and John, of Barnes, who left,
with a dau., Elizabeth, to. to Col. Cosby, E.I.C.S., a son John,
E.N., who m. Anne Tyler, of Dorking, Surrey, and d. 1769,
having had a son, John ; and four daus., Anne, Charlotte,
Elizabeth, and Mary. The elder son,
Heney Marsh, Esq., Capt. R.N., to. 1st, Mary Tyler, of
Dorking, Surrey ; and 2ndly, Susan Atwick, of Gosport, and
d. 1772. aged 58, leaving (with a dau. Mary, m. Thomas Wil-
liams, E.sq. of Portsmoulh, four sons, John, of whom pre-
eeaiiy ; Henry, K.N., of Sandwich, 6. 1753, d. 1821 ; Edward,
R.X., (/.'!. -p. 1786; and William, Lieut. R.X., 6. 1757; d. 1818
The eldest son,
John Marsh, Esq. of Xethcrsole House, Earhain Dowi
also of Snave Manor and Ivy Church, Kent, b. 1752; m. Eliz
belh, dau. of Henry Browne, Esq. 31. D., of Sarum, and by h^
(who d. 1819), had three sons,
John, his heir.
Henry Egerton, 6. 1776; Major R.A. ; if. 1811.
Edward Gerard (Rev.), 6.1783; Vicar of .\jlesford, Kent, an
Canon of Saathwell, Notts; to. Lydia, dau. of Tliomas \V"
liams, Esq. of Nottingham, and had issue, 1 Edward Sidnej
deceased: 2 John William, Rector St. Miehaers, Winche
ter, m. Ellen, only dau. of George Radcliffe, D.D., Preben
dary of Salisbury Cathedral and Examining Chaplain to Dr
Burgess, Bishop of Salisbury, and has issue, Evelyn, b. No*
IS-'iS, and Ida; 3 Joseph Samuel, deceased; 4 Thoin4
Henry, deceased; 1 EUzabeth Lydia, in. Francis Allel
Gardiner, Esq., Capt. R.N. ; 2 Catherine Rebecca, to. Johl
Hambrough, Esq. ; 3 Frances Louisa ; and 4 Jane Emma.
In 1784, this John Marsh disposed of the Nethersole mausiffl
and estate, quitting the same for a residence in Sussex. Hi
d. 1823; his eldest son,
John Marsh, Esq. of Snave Manor and Ivy Church, &. 177®
771. Sophia, dau. of John Henry Pakenham, Esq. (in direct linj
from William de Pakenham, ancestor of the Earls of Longford)
and by her (who d. 1824) had two sons, i. John Henry, 6.
March, 1804, d. v. p. 1833, having m. Mary, dau. of W. Hurry
Esq. of Toxteth Park, near Liverpool, who gave birth April
1834, to a posthumous son, John Henry Pakenham ; am
i[. Edward. Mr. Marsh d. 1833, and was s. by his onl;
surviving son, the present Edward Marsh, Esq. of Snav
3Ianor and Ivy Church.
.^/•ms— Quarterly; gu. and arg., in the 1st quarter a horse'
head of the 2nd. Cre.it — Issuing from a mural crown gu.
horse's head arg. ducally collared or.
Residence — Nethersole House, Bath.
MARSH OP SPRINGMOTJNT.
Marsh, Francis, Esq. of Springmount, Queen'
Co.. J.P., h. 11 June, 1817 ; m. 17 July, 1838, Ann
Maria, youngest dau. of Arthur Maxwell, Esq. o)
Dublin, and d. 25 Feb. 1879, leaving issue,
I. Jebemy Tayloe, Capt. Royal Engineers, h. 14 May, 184]
111. 15 Sept. 1864, Rachel Gertrude, only child of Charli
Ferdinand Smyth, and has issue, 1 Francis Charles,
20 Sept. 1866 ; 2 James Reynolds Maxwell, 6. 5 3Ia.-cl
1-G3; 3 Jeremy Taylor, 6. 16 Dec. 1871; 4 Digby Cec;
6. 16 .\ug. 1877; 1 Evelyn Caroline Gertrude; 2 Emi]
Frances ; 3 Gertrude Clifford.
II. Arthur, 6. 25 April, 1844 ; to. 28 July, 1370, Rachel, elde
dau. of Andrew M'Cullagh, Esq. and has issue, 1 Franci
b. 16 Sept. 1872; 2 .-Vrthur Torrens, b. 29 Oct. 1876;
Rachel Kathleen ; 2 Anna Ethel ; 3 Emily Cecil Clare.
III. Francis, b. 15 Aug. 1846; d. 7 Aug. 1863.
IV. Henrj-, b. 8 Sept. 1850.
v. Robert Maxwell, b. 7 Sept. 1852.
VI. Cecil Cranipton, b. 30 Jan. 1856; d. 30 Jan. 1875.
VII. George William, b. 11 Nov. 1858.
I. CaroUne Anne, d. 25 April, 1862.
II. Anne Maria, d- 12 Oct. 1871. ni. EUzabeth.
iiCincagC. — Francis Mabsh, Esq. of Edgeworth, c
Gloucester, m. Anne, dau. of William Aylesbury, and aunt
Frances, Countess of Clarendon, mother of Anne, Duchess
York, first wife of James II. The grandson of this marriag
Fbancis Marsh, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin, 6. 23 Oct. 162
TO. Mary, dau. and co-heir of Jeremy Taylor, Bishop of Doi
and Connor, and had issue, Francis, who left two daut
Jeremy, of whose line we treat; and Barbara, wife of Frant
Chauntrell, Esq. The 2nd son,
The Very Rev. Jeremy Marsh, Dean of Kilmore, m. 1
Henrietta Catharine, dau. of Henry Dodwell, Esq., by whc
he had an only dau., Mary, wife of John Digby, Esq. of La
dcnstown, co. Kiluare; he m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Siiw
Digby, Bishop of lilphin, and had by her a dau., Frances, w
of the Rev. William French, and a son, Jeremy. The Dean'
3rdly, Judith, dau. of Francis Butler, Esq., and had by hei
son, Francis, who d. unm. 1772. Dean Marsh d. 1734. 1
son and heir.
The Rev. Jeremy Marsh, Rector of Athenry, in the Dioc<
of Tuam, TO. Jane, dau. of Patrick French, Esq. of MoniTi
CO. Galway, and had issue,
I. Francis, his heir.
u. KoutfiT, Rector of Killynan, co. Galway, father of I
i
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAR
1065
JIenrt Marsh, M.D., created a Bart, in ia39, whose only
son, Sir Henry Marsh, 2n(l bart., d. s. p. 27 May, 1BG8.
III. Digby, Senior Fellow of Trin. Coll. Dublin; d. unm.
1791.
M\. Jeremy, m. Eachel Montgomery, and had five sons.
1 Jeremy, married. 2 Stephenson.
3 Digby, Rear- Admiral R.N., in. and had two sons, 1 Hans
St. Vincent, Capt. 33rd foot, killed before Sebastopol ;
2 Willoughby Digby, Col. U.K., and two daus.
4 Robert. 5 Francis, late Capt. llth;foot, married.
I. Klizflbeth, in. the Rev. Simon Digby, of Osbcrstown.
II. F.ances, m. Joshua Hearn, Ksq. of Hearnsbrook.
in. Nichola, m. the Rev. Cecil Crampton.
rhe eldest son,
Fbancis Marsh, Esq., Barristcr-at-Law, m. 9 Sept. 1775,
Inne Vero, an heiress, and d. Jan. 1829, having had issue
with a dau.) two sons, Jeremy, his heir; and Digby, who lii.
md left two daus. The elder son,
Tbe Rev. Jeremy Marsh, Rector of Ballintobber, Queen's
^0., m. 1815, Sarah, dau. of Richard Connell, Esq. of Strad-
)ally. and by her (who d. 25 July, 1823) left at his decease,
) Nov. 1830, two dau5., Anne and Sar.ih; and one son, tlii-
ale Francis Marsh, Esq. of Spriagraouut.
Arms. — Gu., a horse's head couped or, between two trefoils in
:hicf and a ffeur-de-lis in base arg. Crcsl—A. griffin's head
•oupcd az. gorged with a ducal coronet or, in the beak a rose
jg. seeded or, slipped leaved and beaked vert. Motto — Nolo
ervile capistrum.
Seat— Springmount, near Mountrath, Queen's Co.
sivcly for Petersfleld, Beverley, Carlisle, and East Cumber-
land, b. 26 Hay, 1796 ; m. 17 June, 1828, Goorgiana
Christiana, 7th dau. of George Hibbert, Esq. of Munden,
CO. Hertford, and d. 1872, leaving, with other issue,
John William, now of Patterdalc Hall.
Anns Arg., three bars sa. a canton crm. Crest— X man in
armour, ppr. Motto— 'S.cc cito nee tardc.
>,taj_l>atterdale Hall, Penrith, Cumberland.
IIARSHAIili OF COOKRIDGE.
See 2>receding 3Ieit:vir.
MARSHALL OF PATTEKDALE HALL.
Marshall, John William, Esq. of Patterdale
[lall, Westmorland, J.P., b. 1829; s. his father 1872.
JLllirajE.^ 7oHN Marshall, Esq. of Headingley, near
*eds, M.P. for co. Tork, b. 27 July, 1765, 2nd son of John
larshall of Veadon Low Hall, co. York, acquired great wealth
y his successful introduction of mechanical improvements
ito a branch of the linen manufacture, the spinning of flax,
1 which he formed extensive establishments at Leeds and
t Shrewsbury. He m. 5 Aug. 1793, Jane, 5th dau. of William
ollard, Esq. of Halifax, and had issue,
I. William, of Patterdale Hall, Westmorland, M.P.
II. John, late M.P. for Leeds, b. 28 Dec. 1797 ; m. 18 Nov.
1S2S, Mary, eldest dau. of Joseph Dykes Ballantine Dykes,
Esq. of Dovenby Hall, Cumberland, and d. 31 Oct. 1836,
Itaving issue,
1 Reginald Dtkes, of Cookridgo Hall, Leeds, J. P., &. 8 July,
1832; m. 1st, 21 Jan. 1858, Margaret Louisa, 3rd dau. of
Sir J. F. Herschel, Bart., and by her (who d. 7 Jan. 1861)
he has two daus., Mary Adeline Louisa; and Margaret
Alice Edith Herschel ; he hi. 2ndl y, 8 March, 1864, Mary
Jane, cldestdau. of Rear-Admiral the Hon. Keith Stewart,
E.X., C.B., and by her has issue, FitzEoy Dykes, b.
22 July, 1869; Rosamond Stewart; Helen Blanche; and
Sybil Janet Edith.
2 Herbert John, Lieut. E.N., m. Louisa Cecilia, 2nd dau.
of Lieut. -Col. Temple, late 60th Rifles, and has issue.
8 Julian, m. Florence, eldest dau. of the Rev. T. Thomas,
Canon of Canterbury, and has issue.
1 Janet Mary, m. Stair Douglas, Esq., 2nd son of Sir J.
Douglas, K.C.B.
2 Catherine Alice, m. John Sumner Gibson, eldest son of
Rev. T. Gibson, late of Fawley, Hants.
Mrs. Mai-shall ra. 2ndly, P. O'Callaghan, Esq., 11th Hussars.
m. James Garth, of Monk Coniston Park, Ambleside, and
Headingley, Leeds, J. P. and D.L., b. 20 Feb. 1802, M.P.
Leeds, 1847 to 1852, and Hich Siieriff of co. York 1860 ; m.
9 Feb. 1841, Hon. Mary Alice Pery Spring Rice, dau. of
Thomas Spring Rice, 1st Lord Monteagle, and has issue,
1 Victor Alexander Garth, b. 16 Nov. 1841.
2 James Aubrey Garth, 6. 11 June, 1844.
I Julia Mary Garth. 2 Constance Eleanor, d. 1853.
rv. Henry Cowpcr, of Wectwood Hall, Leeds, J. P. and D.L.,
6. 8 March, 1808; wi. 27 June, 1837, Catherine Anne Lucy,
2nd dau. of Thomas, 1st Lord Monteagle, and has Edmond
Vienry, and other issue.
?. Arthur.
I. Mary Anne, m. 13 April, 1841, Thomas, 1st Lord Mont-
eagle.
a. Cordelia, m. 1841, the Rev. William Whewcll, Master of
Trin. Coll. Cambridge, deceased.
in. Jane Dorothea, .a. 29 July, 1828, John, 2nd son of Sir
Grenville Temple, Bart., and has issue. iv. Ellen.
7. Julia Anne, ui. 31 Oct. 1833, Rev. Henry Venn-Elliott, of
Bright, and has issue.
rt. Sasan Harriett, m. March, 1842, Rev. Frederick Myers, of
Keswick, and has issue.
e eldest si^n,
ViLLiAM Marshall Es^. of Patterdale Hall, M.P. sucecs-
MARSHALL OF TREWORGEY.
Marshall, William Nicholas Conxock, Esq.
of Treworgey, Coruwall, J.P., 6. 11 April, 1816;
m. Oct. 1867, Alice, only child of the Rev. John
Glanville, Rector of Jacobstoii, Cormvall, which
lady d. 1876.
ilincanC. — William Marshall, Esq. of Treworgey, High
Sheriff 1843, 6.10 March, 1798; «i. .'50 June, 1840, Everilda,
dau. of the Rev. Robert Palk Carrington, Rector of Bridford,
Devon, by Dorothea his wife, dau. of Joshua Williams, Esq.,
late of Perridge House, and by her (who d. 24 Dec. 1864) had
issue,
I. William Nicholas Connock, now of Treworgey.
II. Lewis Carrington, b. 2G March, 1848.
I. Everilda Armenell, m. 18 April, 1861, William Crawford
Fortescue, Esq., son of Herbert Fortcscue, Esq. of
Plymouth.
II. Frances Dorothea, m. July, 1868, Dr. George Kcrswill, of
East Looe, Cornwall. ni. Mary Susan.
IV. Alice Georgina, d. 20 May, 1862.
Mr. Marshall inherited the ancient seat and cstai:e of Trewor-
gey, parish of St. Cleer, through females, from the old family
of Connock, whose residence it was before the time of
Hekky Vlll. Nicholas Connock, Esq. (who d. 21 July, 1757),
was the last male representative of the name and family in
Cornwall. In Spain a higl'.ly honourable branch still flourishes.
The widow of Nicholas Connock survived him more than forty
years, and d. 18 Dec. 1804. At her decease, Treworgey passed
to her sister, Mrs. Ince, and then to her dau.. Miss Anne Ince,
who d. v.nm., and was s. by her nephew, the late William
BLarshall, Esq. of Treworgey, the descendant of an ancient
Devonshire family. His father, Lewis Marshall, Esq. (son
of Lewis and Alice Marshall), m. 1794, Armenell Inch; and
d. 28 March, 1S33, aged 75, leaving issue, i. William, who
s. to Treworgey; ii. Ambrose Hodge, to. 2 Feb. 1827, and
has issue, Ambrose Hodge; William FiUis; Wallis Roberts;
John; Hannah; Susan; Mary Hart; and Ann Armenell;
I. Mary Ann, 7)i. 18 Sept. 1823, Rev. George Pool Norris; and
II. Susanna, m. William FiUis Pearce, Esq.
Anns—Or, a milrind sa. on a chief gu. three antelopes' hcada
of the field. Crest— An antelope's head erased or.
.Scat— Treworgey, Liskeard.
MARSHALL OF MONK CONISTON.
See Marshall of Patterdale Hall.
MARSHALL OF WEETWOOD HALL.
See Marshall of Patterdale Hall.
LEESON-MARSHALL.
See Burke's Feerage, Milltown.
MARSHALL OF PENWORTHAM HALL.
Marshall, William, Esq. of Penwortham, b.
31 Aug. 1830 ; s. his father 1875.
JLiuCagC— John Marshall, Esq. of Ardwick, near Man-'
Chester, b. 16 April, 1764; m. 24 Aug. 1789, Sarah, dau. of
James Earnshuw, Esq. of Coyground, near Goole; and d.
19 July, 1824. having by her (who d. 6 Oct. 1845) had a son,
William Marshall, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 6. 15 June, 1-96;
m 15 Jan. 1820, Anne, dau. of Thomas Miller, Esq. of Preston;
and d. 10 April, 1863, having by her (who d. 8 Sept. 1838) had
issue, with six daus., three sons,
Frederick Earnshaw, late of Penwortham Hall.
John, JI.A. Downing Coll. Cambridge, b. 30 May, 1322.
William, now of Icuwortham.
3 z 2
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MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAR
The eldest son,
Frederick Earnshaw Marshall, Esfj. of Penwortham Hall,
CO. Lancaster, J. P. and D.L., Barrister-at-Law, b.iDcc. ISiO;
d. and was s. by his brother.
^r„is_Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, gu., two bars arg. between as
many flaunchcs erm. on each a cross-crosslet of the field, for
Marshall ; 2nd and 3rd, or, a heron sa. a chief of the last on
■which three annulets or, for Earnshaw. Cresl—A man habited
as a pikeman of the 17th century, holding in his hand a cross-
crosslet fitchce or, on his head in profile a heron ppr. plumed
gu. jl/oUo— Utilem pete finem.
/Seat— Penwortham Hall, Preston, co. Lancaster.
MARSHALL OF BROADWATER.
Marshall, Feedeeic, Esq. of Broadwater,
Surrey, J. P., Major-Gen. in the army, late Aide-de-
Camp to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, and late
Lieut.-Col. 2nd Life Guards, formerly Master of
the Horse to H.E. the Earl of Carlisle, K.G., Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, 6. 26 July, 1827 ; m. 16 Dec.
1861, Adelaide Laura, youngest dau. of Capt.
Edward G. Howard, nephew of Bernard Edward,
Duke of Norfolk, K.G., and has issue,
I. Wilfred Howard, b. I8G4.
I. Sybil Mary. ii. Hylda Jane.
jLiUCatJC. — The family of Marshall, anciently Marehal,
lived in Sussex many generations before.
Thomas Marshall (son of Thomas Marshall, of Eastbourne)
left the country, and m. 1743, Mary, only dau. of William
Bryant, of Haslemere, Surrey; by her he had two sons,
Thomas Marshall, who d. without issue ; and
lloBERT Marshall, Esq., b. 18 Oct. 1744, who derived con-
siderable property from his uncle, Robert Bryant, of Haslemere,
the only brother of Mary Bryant, the said Robert Bryant
having but one child, a dau., to whom he left the rest of l-.is
estates. Robert Marshall d. leaving two sons, George, of
Broadwater; and Henry, of Godalming ; and three daus., whora.
three brothers, Anne, who m. William Pontifex, of Gloucester
Place, Hyde Park Gardens ; Sarah, who m. Edmund Pontifex,
of Bramhope Lodge, Charlton, Kent; and Mary, who m. .John
Pontifex, of Grooms Hill, Blaekheath, Kent. His elder son,
George Marshall, Esq. of Broadwater, Surrey, b. 31 Oct.
1796; m. 1 Feb. 1819, Sarah, 3rd dau. of James Alexander,
Esq. of Edenbridge, Kent, d. Dec. 1852, having by her (who
d. March, 1864) had issue,
I. Alexander.
II. Murray, r,i. 8 Feb. 1849, Eliza, 3rd dau. of W. Gibbs, Esq.
of Tiehcnor Park, Sussex.
HI. Frederic, now of Broadwater.
IV. Harry, Col. 9th Lancers, wi. IS.Iuly, 1860, Alice, dau. of
the late William Heath Jary, Esq. of Blofield Lodge and
Burlingham House, Norfolk.
I. .Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas Shearburn, Esq. of Snaith
Hall, CO. York.
II. Emily, m. 29 June, 18.'i9, Charles Edward Fairclongh,
Esq. (deceased), Lieut. -Col. Commanding 3rd Depfit Bat-
talion, eldest son of Rev. Samuel Gerald Fairclough, Rector
of Armagh, co. Cork.
Amis — Az., on a pile between two anchors in base or, nn
anchor sa. Creal — A crested female figure vested arg., the
right hand pointing to a rainbow above her head ppr., and with
tlie left supporting an anchor in front gu. 3Iotto — Spes mca in
coelo.
Smt — Broadwater, near Godalming, Surrey. Tovm House —
8, Eaton Place, S.W.
«
MARSHALL OF WARD END HOUSE.
Maeshall, Geoeoe William, Esq., LL.D.,
F.S.A., of Ward End House, co. Warwick, of the
Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, b. 19 April, 1839 ;
m. 26 Sept. 1867, Alice Ruth, dau. of the Rev.
Ambrose William Hall, M.A., sometime Rector
of Debden, Essex, and by her (who d. 9 Nov. 1870)
has issue,
I. George, b. i Sept. 1809. ii. Isaac, &. 4 Nov. 1870.
I. Alice.
ILtlTCatJC. — William Marshall, of Perlethorpe, co. Not-
tingham, was living there in 1063-4, when he was assessed to the
hearth-tax. Isaac Marshall, probably his son, living at
Perlethorpe temp. Charles II., had issue, by Rebecca his
wife (who d. 6 Nov. 1716),
Isaac Marshall, bapt. at Perlethorpe 12 March, 1686. He
had issue by his 1st wife, Mary, a son, Isaac, of whom pre-
sently; and by his 2nd wife, Elizabeth, a son William, and
three daus. The eldest son,
Isaac Marshall, of Perlethorpe, 6. 1717; »)i. 1st, Ann, dau.
of William Keyworth, of Rufford, co. Nottingham, and by hei
(who d. 4 April, 1758, aged 36) had issue, i. Isaac, d. younc;
II. William, of Birmingham; and three daus. He m. 2ndly,
Sarah Lane, by whom he had no issue ; and dying 26 June,
1786, was s. by his son,
William Marshall, of Birmingham, Banker, and of th(
Grange, Ward End, co. Warwick, 6. 26 Nov. 1753; d. 2!
Dec. 1837, and was buried at Aston Juxta Birmingham
Hem. 1st, Mary, sister of James Goddington, of Birmingham
Banker, and by her (who d. 11 Sept. 17s6, aged 28) had issui
(with others, who d. young) two sons,
I. Isaac, b. 13 Aug. 1778; in. Charlotte, dau. of John Sim
cox ; and d. 10 July, 1854.
II. William, b. 23 May, 1783, of Beseott and Walsall, co
Stafford; m. 16 April, 1807, Sarah, dau. of Peter Wether
head, of Walsall, and by her (who d. 3 Nov. 1865) left issu
at his decease, 14 Feb. 1841,
1 William, b. 1808: in. Josepha Ann, dau. of Jo-seph Ilai
ford, of West Bromwieh, co. Stafford: and left at hi
decease, in 1855, an only dau. and heir, Isubell Pcmbrok
De Clare, in. 17 July, 1875, Andrew Arter, of Sumne
Terrace, South Kensington.
2 John, of the Red House, Great Barr, co. Stafford, J.P
b. 1810; m. Charlotte Allen, dau. of Robert Cook, <
Bath, and has issue,
John Herbert Allen, b. 2 Aug. 1863.
Percy Stogdon, b. 3 Dec. 1865.
Gerald Cook Rodgers, b. 14 Aug. 1807.
Beatrice Charlotte Louisa.
3 Henry, b. 1813, of Derby, Gent. ; m. Jane, dau. of Joh
Alcock, and has,
John Henry Aleoek, 6. 22 Dec. 1854.
Charles Cecil, b. I March, 1864.
Agnes Mary Anne. Emily Jane.
4 Edward (Rev.), 6. 1815, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, E.A
formerly Incumbent of Peckham Chapi'l, Surrey; i
Agnes Mary, dau. of William Champion, of Woikso
CO. Notts, and by her has issue,
William Champion, b. 30 Jan. 1862.
Herbert Edward Champion, b. 1 Feb. 1SG4.
Alfred Champion, b. 17 Feb. 18G7.
Gertrude Agnes.
William Marshall m. 2ndly, Susannah, widow of Willi(i
Twells, and dau. of Joseph Meller, of Morton Grange, (
Notts, and by her (who d. 2 June, 1835) had issue,
III. Henry, b. 2 Feb. 1789; m. 1st, Margaretta, dau.
Thomas Adams ; and 2ndly, Maria, dau. of William BingU
IV. George, of Ward End House.
The youngest son,
George Marshall, of Ward End House, b. 29 Sept. 17C
d. 25 Feb. 1855; m. 1st, Ann Alice, dau. of George Lait*
and by lier had Walter, who d. an infant; and 2ndly, Eli
Ilenshaw, dau. of JohnComberbach, of Langley Hall, co.Sal(
(by Sarah his wife, dau. and eventually co-heir of Jose
Henshaw, of Hilcot, co. Stafford), and had issue an only si
the present George William Marshall, Esq. of Ward E
House.
^}7-»i,s— Barry of six erm. and az. a horseshoe or, betw(
three bezants. Crest — A bezant charged with a horseshoe
between two wings barry of six erm. and az. Motto—
Martiali Deo adjuvante.
Seat — Ward End House, co. Warwick.
MARSHAM OP STRATTON STRAWLES
Maesham, Chaeles Robeet, Esq. of Stratt'
Strawless, co. Norfolk, b. 17 Jan. 1853.
ittlTPTttlC.— This ancient House is said to derive its f
name from the town of TJarsham, in Norfolk, in which
it maintained a prominent rank as far back as the reigi ■
Henry I. There remains, however, at present, no regi
record of the family until the time of Edward I., when J
De Marsham was living at Marsham. His descendant,
John Marsham, of Stratton, left by his wife Ellyne,
Thomas, his heir.
John, ancestor of the Marshams of WrampUnffJiam, an
the Marshams, Earls of Romney.
Thomas Marsham, Esq. of Stratton, who attained
majority prior to tlie year 1508, left a son and successor,
Henry Marsham, Esq. of Stratton, who purchased, I
the manor and advowson of Stratton Strawless. From
derived, 5th in descent,
Robert Marsham, Esq., F.E.S., of Stratton Strawlesf
I
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAU
10G7
1703, eon of Thomas Blarsham, Esq. of Stratton Strawlcss, by
Dorothy his wile, dau. and co-heir of Leonard Gooch, Ksq. of
Earsham Ilall, and grandson of Henry Marshani, of Straiten
Strawlcss, by Ann his wife, dau. and heir of Cliarles Tlicmil-
thorpe, Esq. of Worsted. He hi. 1st, Miss Mary Browne, and
by her (who d. 1752) had a son, Rodert, his heir; he m. 2ndly,
Miss Elizabeth Newby, and had another son, Thomas, who </.
1773, aged 15 years. lie d. Sept. 1797, and was s. by his
elder son,
HonERT Marsham, Esq. of Stratton Strawless, 6. 18 Pec.
1749; High Sheriff 1801; m. 17 April, 1781, Sophia, 2nd dau.
of ^Cdward Hase, Esq. of Sail, by whom (who d. 28 Nov. 1824)
be had issue,
KoBERT, his successor.
Edward (Kev.), 0. 1 April, 1787, Hector of Stratton Strawless,
d. 10 Feb. 1859.
Henry (Rev.), 6. 1788; and d. unm. 1815.
Sophia Virtue, of Thetford, 6. 1784; d. 17 Nov. 18G7.
Lucy, m. 14 May, 1818, Rev. John Edwards, of Hardingham,
Norfolk.
Sir. Marsham d. 15 April, 1812, and was s. by his son,
EoBEKT Marsham, Esq. of Stratton Strawless, b. 24 June,
1783, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1834; ra. 26 June, 1S04,
Frances Anne, eldest dau. of John Custance, Esq. of Weston
House, and by her (who d. 20 March, 1874) had issue,
Stbatton Robert John, J. P. and D.L., 6. 1805; m. 1828,
Amelia Charlotte, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
Matthew Richard Onslow, Esq., eldest son of Admiral Sir
Kichard Onslow, Bart. ; and d. s. p. 10 Jan. 1838.
Charles William, b. 30 Aug. 1814; m. Emily Louisa, 3rd
dau. of Reginald George Macdonald, of Clanraiiald, and by
her (who ?ii.2ndly, Dec. 1856, Lieut. -Col. Hugh FitzRoy,
2nd son of Lord Henry FitzRoy) left at his decease, 13 Dec.
18.V2, one child, the present Chakles Rodert Marsham,
Esq. of Stratton Strawless.
Henry Philip, of Rippon Hall, Hevingham, Norfolk, Rector
of Stratton Strawless, J.P., b. 17 Jan. 1817; m. 19 Sept.
1813, Caroline Savill, eldest dau. of Onley Savill Onlcy,
Esq. of Stisted Hall, Essex, and has surviving issue, 1 Henry
S.ivill, Esq., Capt. 60th Rifles, b. 19 Jan. 1847; 2 Charles
Alfred Onley, b. 18 June, 1849, m. 5 Jan. 1875, Maiy Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of William Fox, Esq. of Adbury, Hant.s;
3 Frederick Savill, Lieut. 60th Rifles, b. 5 April, 1853;
1 Agnes Louisa, r,i. 7 May, 1874, Rev. James Lee Warner,
Rector of Tarrant Gunville, Dorset.
Thomas John Gordon (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Saxlingham,
Holt, Norfolk, J.P., b. 19 .Sept. 1821.
Gei.rge Augustus, of Thetford, J.P. for Norfolk and Suffolk,
Major West Norfolk Militia, b. G Aug. 1824.
Frances Sophia Georgiana, m. 7 Sept. 1830, Rev. William
Arnold Walpole Keppel, 3rd son of Frederick Keppel, Esq.
of Lexham Hall, Norfolk.
Agnes Sophia Kathcrine, m. 23 June, 1830, Sir Thomas
Henry Estridge Durrani, Bart, of Scuttow; and d. in child-
bed, 28 April, 1831.
ffr. Marsham d. 25 March, 1855.
Arms— Arg., crusily fitchee sa. a lion pass'ant gu. between
■wo bendlets az. each charged with three crosslcts or, quarter-
ng the arms of Themilthorpe. Cnxt — A lion's head erased
u. charged with three crosslets fitchee or. J7uiJo— Quod
idest.
&ot— Stratton Strawless, Norwich.
MAHSHAM OF HAYLE PLACE.
MAESHAsr, George, Esq. of Hayle Place, Kent,
r.P. Kent, D.L. co. Leitrim, and High Sheriff
:hereof 1878, b. 10 April, 1849.
itltcagc— Bryan Jones, Esq. of the city of Dublin,
Vnditor of War, descended from an ancient family in Wiles,
lad a grant of Innds from King James I. in 1622. He m.
illitabeth, d.au. of Walter White, Esq. of Pitchfordgtown, co.
^ablin, and had issue, Walter, his heir; Nicholas, of the
•ityof Dublin; and Mary, m. Robert Aickin. Bryan Jones
I. 7 Nov. 1671, and was j. by his elder son,
Walter Jones, Esq. of Dublin, m. 13 Jan. 1661, Elizabeth,
inly surviving child and heir of Rev. William Howard, fi(i"s
layward, alias Hay worth, of Dublin (descended from a family
if Hayworth, seated at Fazakerly and Burscough, in co. Lan-
aster) ; and was s. at his decease, 1687, by hia eldest sur-
'iving son,
Theofbilcs Jones, Esq., b. 2 Sept. 1666, sometime of Bcal-
.namore, co. Dublin, and afterwards of Headfort, co. Leitrim.
le m. 1692, Margaret, dau. of Nicholas Bolton, Esq. of Brazcel,
o. DubUn, and widow of John Edkins, Esq. of Roper's Rest,
nd was i. at his decease, 1736, by his son,
Walter Jones. E.^^q. of Headfort, and of Dublin, jii. 1722,
•liTia, elder dau. and co-heir of the Hon. Chidley Cootc, of
Coote Hall, co. Roscommon, and granddau. of Eichcrd, Ist
Lord Coloony, and had issue,
1. Theopuilcs, his heir.
I. Margaret, 6. 21 March, 1724; m. 22 March, 17".4, Chidley
Morgan, Esq., 2nd son of Mark Anthony Morgan, tsq.,
W.P., and had issue.
II. Catherine, m. 3 Jan. 1758, Sir Nicholas Barry, Bart.
III. Elizabeth, m. Edward Crofton, Esq.
IV. Frances, m. Oct. 17G0, Lieut. -Gen. Thomas Eligli,
brother to John, 1st Earl of Darnley.
The only son and successor.
The RicnT Hon. Theophilus Jones, of Ilr.ndfort, a Privy
Councillor in Ireland, M.P. for co. Leitrim and afterwards for
Coleraine. He m. 1st, 29 March, 1754, Lady Catherine Beres-
foicl, dau. of Marcus, 1st Earl of Tyrone, and widow of Thomas
Christmas, Esq., by whom (who d. 28 March, 17G3) he had issue,
I. Walter, his heir.
II. Theophilus, of Bolton Row, London, Vice-Admiral of the
Red, b. Sept. 1700, (/. vvm. Nov. Ib35.
III. James (Rev.), of Merrion Square, Dublin, Rector of
Crney, Diocese of Deny, m. 1st, Lydia, dau. of Theobald
Wolfe, and had by her (who d. in 1793) four sons and
two daus.,
1 Theophilus, of Dublin, Barristcr-at-Law.
2 Theobald, Capt. Royal Navy, at one time M.P, CD.
Londonderry.
3 James (Rev.).
4 Walter, of Dublin, m. and had issue.
1 Elizabeth. 2 Catherine, c?. unr.i.
F.cv. James Jones m. 2ndly, 1 Oct. 1796, Anne, dau. of Sir
Robert Blackwood, Bart, (by Dorcas his wile. Baroness
Dufferin and Claneboye), and relict of Very Rev. John
Ryder, Dean of Lismore, son of John Ryder, D.D., Arch-
lii.<hop of Tuam. Mr. Jones d. in 1835, and was buried at
Uruey.
The Right Hon. Theoph'lns Jones m. 2ndly, 17C3, Anne, dau.
of Col. John Murray, M.P. for Monaghan (by Mary his wife,
dau. of Sir Alexander Cairnes, Bart., and widow of Cad-
wallader. Lord Blayney), and had by her one son, Henry, who
d. young; and two daus., Maria, d. v.nrn.; and Anne, </. in
infancy. Mr. Jones d. 8 Dec. 1811, and was s. by his eldest;
son,
Walter Jones, Esq. of Bcalanamore, co. Dublin, Headfort,
CO. Antrim, and Hayle Place, Kent, Col. Leitrim Militia,
and M.P. for Coleraine, b. 29 Dec. 1754; m. 8 Oct. 1805,
Katherine Penelope, dau. and co-heir of Rev. Lascelles
iremonger. Vicar of Chadford, co. Southampton, and had five
daus. his co-heirs,
I. Maria Sophia. n. Katherine Penelope.
III. Elizabeth Marcia, ra.4 June, 1833, Rev. George Frederick
John Marsham, M.A., Rector of Allerton, Kent (who was
b. 2 June, 1806, and d. 29 June, 1852), 5th son of Hon. and
Rev. Jacob Marsham, D.D., and grandson of Robert, 1st
Earl of Romney ; and d. 20 AprU, 1849, leaving issue,
1 George Marsham, now of Hayle Place.
2 Catharine Elizabeth, m. 23 Jan. l!>GG, Rev. W. Gale
Townlcy, of Beaupre Hall, Norfolk, who d. Sept. 1869.
2 Marcia Elizabeth Maria.
3 Frances Penelope, m. 20 June, 1S7G, Rev. Cloudesley
D. B. Marsham, Vicar of Stoke Lyne and Caversfield, co.
Oxford, 3rd son of Robert Bullock Marsham, Esq., D.C.L.,
AVnrden of Merton Coll. Oxford.
4 Elizabeth Isabella Sophia.
IV. Sophia. V. Anne.
^/•»!S— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a lion pa.'?ant in bend
gu. between two bendlets az., for Marsham ; 2nd and 3rd, gu.,
two lioncels rampant guardant or, armed and langued az. on a
quarter of the second a fret of the lirst, for Jones. Crest — A
lion's head erased gu. Motto — Non sibi sed pauiae.
Heal — Hayle Place, Maidstone, Kent.
MARSHAM OF CAVEHSFIELD.
Maesham, Robert Btllock, Esq., J.P. and
D.L. {See Burke's Feerage, under the title of
EOMNEY.)
MAKSLAND OF HENBURY HALL.
The late Edward Maesland, Esq. of Henbury
Hall, CO. Chester, J.P., h. 23 April, 1807; m. 5
Not. 1813, Jane. dau. of John Haigh, Esq. of Tko
Causeway, Halifax, and d. 24 Dec. 1867, leavinj^
by this lady (who now resides at Ileubury llall)
an only dau. and heiress,
Helen Frances, n?. 1870, Lionel F.dward DarcU, Esq., eldest
son of Sir William Lionel Daicll, UuU.
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iCl'uCitgC. — This family of llarsland have for four penera-
tions resided in the neighbourhood of Stockport, co. Chester,
where they have held considerable property.
Thomas JIaeslasd, Esq. (only son of John Makslaxd), was
for many years M.P. for the borough of Stockport, and con-
siderably promoted the commercial interests of that town. He
was a D.L. for the co., and also .served as High Sheriff for co.
Derby, in which co. he had an estate. He m. 24 Sept. 1705,
Frances Anne Thompson, and by her (v.ho d. 2 March, 1850;
left at his decease,
1. John, m. Harriet Moslcy Higsrinbotham, and d. v. p.,
leaving issue, with four daus., three sons,
1 Thoma-s E., Major 1st Derby Militia, d. I'nm. 1S65.
2 JoHS, of Huntley Lodge, Binswood, Leamington, present
head of the family, Capt. 1st Warwickshire Militia, 6.
7 June, 1835; -,n. 4 Oct. 1865, Frances Agnes, 3rd dau. of
H. W. Booth, Esq., and niece of Sir W. Booth, Bart., and
has a dau., AUce Evelyn Helen.
3 William E., Capt. 5th DragooH Guards.
n. Edwabd, late of Henbury Hall. ii. Thomas, d. vnm.
rv. George (Kev.), M.A., Kector of Beokingham JTewark,
6. 1811 ; m. 18-3.5, Anne, dau. of the late Samuel Hole, Esq.
of Caunton JIanor, co. Xolts, and has, with other issue,
Edward Ashhurst, Capt. 29th Gate 18th) regi., //. 1839; m.
1863, Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Col. Craufurd Kennedy.
V. Charles, of Stockport.
I. Frances, m. Richard Hole, Esq.
n. Martha, m. Alexander Lingard, Esq.
ni. Anne, m. William Com'tney Cruttenden, Esq.
IV. Emma, d. unm.
Motto — Pro Deo et rege.
S«a£— Henbury Hall, Stockport, Chester.
MARTEN OP MARSHALS WICK.
Maetex, Thomas Powxet, Esq. of Marshals
Wick, CO. Herts, J.P., b. 1807; s. his brother 1876 ;
late of the E.I.C. Civn Service ; '/«. 1836, Clara
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Parry Kisbet, Esq. of
Southbroome House, Wilts, and has issue,
I. George Kisbet, 6. 1840; m. 1872, Anne Pring, eldest sur-
viving dau. of John Taylor, Esq. of Great Cumberland
Place, and has issue, Geosce Eesest, b. 1877, and Wini-
fred.
I. Clara Jane, m. Eev. Henry Palmer, Eector of SuUington,
Sussex, and has issue.
II. Harriet. in. Marian Betha.
ILlllCil^C. — The family derives from John Marten, Esq.
of Rowsham, co. Oxford, living 1555. He was father of John
Marten, of Rowsham, in. Anne Howchins, and d. 1599, leaving
a son, John, of Rowsham, father, by Fredswed Comyns his
wife, of Thomas, of Rowsham and Radford, who m. Elizabeth
Loggan, of Idbury (of kin to William of Wykeham), and had a
son, John, of Lavington, who ni. Maiy Byrom, and dying
1713, left a son,
Thomas Maeten, Esq. of Rowsham, rn. Frances, dan. of Rev.
Francis Morley, D.D., Rector of Bishop's Waltham, and by her
had three sons, of whom two d. unm. The only son who
married,
Geoege Maeten, Esq. of Radford, co. Oxford, ani Lime
House, Middlesex, in. 1750, Deborah, dau. of Hugh Bidwell,
Esq., and d. 1793, having had a son and heir,
Geoege Sclivan Marten, Esq. of Radford, who sold that
estate, and purchased Marshals Wick, Herts. He m. 1st,
12 May, 1800, Jane, dau. of Charles Xevinson, Esq., and by
her (who d. 1809) had a dau., Jane, m. 1833, Richard Edgell
Wyatt Edgell, Esq. of Jlilton Place, Surrey, and d. 1S43; and
six sons, of whom the last two survivors were,
George Robert, late representative.
Thomas Powney, now of Marshals Wick.
He m. 2ndly, 1811, Charlotte, dau. of Col. Tucker, and by her
had two sons and two daus.,
Francis. 6. 1814; Rear- Admiral E.N'.
Charles Torin, 6. 1815.
Henrietta, m. 1849, Frederick Rodolph Elake, Esq., Lieut.-
Col. 33rd regt., who d. 1855, having served in the Crimea.
Cecilia Mary.
ilr. Marten d. Jan. 1826, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Robert Marten, Esq. of Marshals Wick, co. Herts,
J.P. and D.L., b. 3 Mny, 1801, d. 17 June, 1876, and was j. by
his brother, now of Marshals Wick.
Arms—Sa... three oval buckles fessways two and one arg.
Crest— A martin sa. holding in the beak a buckle as in the
arms.
/Seat— Marshals Wick, St. Albsn's, Herts.
WYKEHAM-MARTIN OP LEEDS CASTLE.
Wykeham-Maetin, Coenwallis Philip, Esq.
of Leeds Castle, Kent, Chacombe Priory, Xorth-
ampton, and Packwood Hall, co. Warwick, b. 19
March, 1853, educated at Eton and Merton ColL
Oxford ; m. 29 June, 1876, Anna Rertha, eldest dau,
of Major Wdliam Pitt Daffen. ;
iLtnCaflC. — This is a branch of the ancient family of
Wykeham of Swalcliffe, whose late representative was the
Baroness Wenman.
Eev. Richard Wtkeham, Vicar of Sulgrave and of Chacombe,
CO. Northampton, and Rector of Newton Purcell, co. Oxford
(3rd son of Richard Wykeham, Esq. of Swalcliffe, by Vere
Alicia his wife, sister and co-heir of Richard Fiennes, last
Viscount Saye and Sele), was brother of William Humphrey
Wykeham, Esq. of Swalcliffe, grandfather of the Baroness
Wenman. He ;». Mary, only surviving dau. of Charles Fox,
Esq. of Chacombe Priory, son of Charles Fox, Esq., by Mary
his wife, dau. of John Martin, Esq. of Rye, and aunt of Denny
Martin, Esq., father, by the Hon. Frances Fairfax, of Rev.
Denny Martin, D.D., who assumed the surname and arms of
Fairfax, upon inheriting the estates of Leeds Castle, Kent,
and in the Isle of Wight, from his maternal uncle, Robert, 7tli
Lord Fairfax. By Mary Fox his wife, Mr. Wykeham had
issue,
Fiennes, of whom presently. Richard, d. unm.
Frances Vere, m. Rev. William Hughes, Eector of Braden-
hara, CO. Bucks.
Mary Lucy, m. Rev. Egerton Stafford, Vicar of Chacombe,
and Rector of Thenford, co. Northampton.
Mr. Wykeham, d. 1805, and was s. by his son,
Fiennes Wtkeham, Esq., 6. 12 Jan. 1799, who assvxmed the
surname of Martin, 1821, at the decease of his kinsman. Gen.
Martin, of Leeds Castle, Kent, and served as High Sheriff of
that CO. 1824. He m. 1796, Eliza, dau. of Richard Bignell,
Esq. of Deddington, co. Oxford, and had issue,
I. Charles, his heir.
II. Richard Fiennes (Rev.>, m. 1st. 24 April. 1832, Anne
Catherine, dau. of Robert Mascall, Esq. of Peasmarsh Place,
in Sussex, which lady d. s. p. 28 Jan. 1833. He ni. 2ndlv. 3
April, 1S34, Mary (who d. 2 Feb. 1872), 2nd dau. of the
late Neil Malcolm, Esq. of PoltaUoch, co. Argyll, and d.
31 March, 1861, leaving issue,
1 Malcolm Fiennes, b. 25 Sept. 1844.
1 Mary Isabella, m. 9 Oct. 1862, Henry Murray Lane, E.sq.
Chester Herald {see Lane of King's Bromley).
2 Eliza Vere.
3 Alicia, m. 23 May, 1872, Major William Hamilton Brad-
ford, of lOSth regt. Light Infantry.
4 Isabella Charlotte.
in. Fiennes, d. unm. June, 1828.
IV. Burton Morice, d. young.
V. Francis William (Rev.), Vicar of Chacombe.
VI. Nigellus DOyley, d. young.
VII. William Fiennes, lost in the "President" steam-ship in
1841.
I. Eliza, m. 1st, Philip Thomas Wykeham, Esq. of Tytlirop
House, CO. Oxford, by whom (who d. 1832), she had no
issue. He m. 2ndly, 22 Sept. 1836, Edward Simeon, Esq.
2nd son of Sir John Simeon, Bart., M.P.
II. Mary.
III. Jean, m. 1828, William, eldest son of Joseph Blake, Esq.,
and has issue.
rv. Frances Vere, r,i. Rev. George Birch Reynardson, 2nd son
of Gen. Reynardson, of Holywell, co. Lincoln, d. 30 Oct.
1876. V. Frances Elizabeth Caroline.
VI. Anna Philippa, d.. young.
Mr. Wykeham-Martin d. 14 Sept. 1840, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Charles Wtkeham-Martin, Esq. of Leeds Castle, Kent, and
of Chacombe Priory, co. Northampton, J.P. and D.L., M.P.
for West Kent, b. 11 Sept. 1801 ; m. 1st, 12 April, 1828, Lady
Jemima Isabella, only dau. of James, 6th Earl Cornwallis, by
whom (who d. 17 Dec. 1836) he had issue,
I. Philip, late of Leeds Castle.
II. Fiennes, late Major 4th Hussars, 6. 1 Nov. 1831. He
assumed the name of Cornwallis only, and m. 29 July,
IS63, Harriet Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of John Thomas Mott,
Esq. of Barningham Hall, Norfolk, and d. 24 April, 1867,
leaving issue two sons and two daus.
III. Cornwallis, R.N., 6. 10 Jan. 1834: m. 24 Jan. 1S61, Anne
Catherine, dau. of John E. W. Rolls, of The Heudre, co,
Monmouth.
I. Maria.
He m. 2nd]y, 18 June, 1838, Matilda, 2nd dau. of the late Sii
John Trollope, Bart., and has by her a son,
IV. Fairfax, b. 12 July, 1842; d. 17 Nov. 1858.
He d. 30 Oct. 1870, and was s. by his eldest son.
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAll
10G9
PiitLiP Wykeham-Martin, Esq. of LeeJs Castle, Kent,
Chacombe Priory, Norlhanipton, and Packwooil Hall, co.
Warwick, 6. 18 Jan. 1829, educate"! at Eton and lialliol Coll.
(> fnrd, U.A. 1850; w. 27 Nov. 1830, Elizabetli Ward, and has
■''»
CoBNWALUs riiiLir, now of Leeds Castle, itc-.
Mr. Wykiiiani-JIartin was M.P. for the city of nochpstcr, for
Mliich he was elected ly.")i;, and J. P. and D.L. for tlio eos. of
Krtxi and Warwick ; he </. suddenly, 31 May, 1S7«. iu tlie library
il the House of Commons.
.■t)-ms — 1st and 4th, era., a lion rampant within an orle of
cv ■<ses-crosslct and niiillets alternately or, for Martin; 2nd and
■'i 1. arg., two ehevroiu'Is sa. between throe rosu.<i gu., for
i;kham. Crests — A martin entwined by a serpent ppr. in
beak a cross-crosslet fltehuo or, for Martin. A bull's head
ei.i>ed sa. armed or, charged with two chevronels arg., for
WvKKiiAM. MoUo — Manners IMakyth man.
■S'ftt.i — Chacombe Priory, ISanbnry ; Leeds Castle, Maidstone;
and Paekwood Hall, Kaowle, co. Warwick.
MARTIN OP HAM COTJIIT.
Martin, George Edwarb, Esq. of Ham Court,
CO. Worcester, J. P. aud D.L., Capt. Queen's Own
Worcestersliire Yeomanrv Cavalry, Lord of the
Manor of Upton, b. 11 Nov. 1829; m. J5 Oct.
1SG2, Marie Henrietta, dau. of the late Benjamin
Clierry, Esq. of Brickendon Grrange, co. Hertford,
J. P. and D.L. for Herts, by Charlotte Cassandra
his wife, dau. of Right Rev. H. Phillpotts, Bishojj
of Exeter, and has issue,
I. Eliot George Bromlet, 6. 2 Oct. ISCG.
II. Granville Edward Bromley, b. IS Oct. 1875.
I. Ciiarlotte Susan Henrietta, b. 3 Jan. 18G4.
II. Madeleine Frances, 6. 4 June, 1865.
III. Eleanor aiary, 6. 14 Nov. 18G9.
IV. Annora Margaret, 6. 7 April, 1872.
31 1'UCatlC.— William Martin, Esq. of Evesham, co. Wor-
cester, in. July, 1678, Elizabeth, dau. of John Knight, Esq. of
Barrels, co. Warwick, by Joan his wife, dau. of Edmund
Eawlings, Esq. of Donington, and had issue,
I. Thomas, Banker, of Lombard Street, and of Clapham,
Surrey, M.P. for Wilton, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Kichard
Lowe, of Cheshunt, Herts; andrf. .s-. p. 17G.').
II. William, Barrister-at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn, and Clapham,
Surrey, M.P. for Gowran, co. Kilkenny, m. Laura, dau. of
— Morrelli, Esq. and d. 1757.
III. John, of whom presently. i
IV. James, Banker, of Lombard Street, and JT.P. forco. Cam-
bridge, purchased, 1721, the estate and Manor of Quy, from
Sir Paul Whichcote, Bart., and d. s. p. 15 Dec. 1744.
The 3rd son,
JouN Martin, Esq. of Quy Hall, co. Cambridge, and Over-
bury Park, CO. Worcester, M.P. for Tewkesbury, m. Catherine,
dau. of Joseph Jackson, Esq. of Sneed Park, co. Gloucester,
and had issue,
I. John, of Quy Hall, and Overbury Park, m. Judith Bromley,
heiress of Ham Court, but d. s. %].
II. Joseph, of whom presently.
III. James, M.P. for Tewkesbury, m. 17 Feb. 1774, Penelope,
dau. of John .Skipp, Esq. of the Upper Hall, Ledbury, col-
laterally descended from Dr. Skipp, the first Protestant
Bishop of Hereford, and by her (through whom came the
estates of Whatelcy, inherited from her ancestors the Wil-
lingtons) he left at his decease, 26 Jan. 1810, three sons and
four daus.,
1 John, M.P. for Tewkesbury, 6. 27 Nov. 1774; to. 5 March,
1803, Prances, dau. of Richard Stone, Esq. of Chislehurst,
Kent, and had issue,
John, M.P. for Tewkesbury, 5. 2 Feb. 180.5 ; m. 1st, Oct.
1837, Mary, d.au. of Capt. Thomas Aubrey Morse, and
had by her (who d. 1843), an only dau., Flinor Traherne.
He hi. 2ndly, 7 Jan. 1847, Mana Henrietta, dau. of
Evan Hamilton Baillic, Esq., and by her had issue,
1 John Hamilton, d. 18 March, 18.')1 ; 2 Waldyve Alex-
ander Hamilton; 3 Hugo Hamilton; 4 John Evan
Hamilton; 1 Edith Hamilton; 2 Ada Hamilton; 3 Dora
Hamilton ; 4 Nora Hamilton ; 5 Frances Haiuilton.
Richard, </. unm. 5 June, 1S29.
James, b. 18 May, 1807.
Robert, of Overbury Court, co. Worcester, 6. 14 Atig.
1808; m. 20 April, 1837, Mary Anne. dau. of John Bid-
dulph, Esq. of Ledbury, co. Hereford, by Augusta his
wife, and had issue, Uichard Biddulph, m. Mary, only
dau. of Admiral Richard Crozier, K.T.S.. of Westhill,
Freshwater, Isle of Wight; John Biddulph; Julia, ni.
Douglas, eldest sou of George Henty, Esq. of CUicUtsler;
and Penelope, in. Rev. Frederick Holland, Vicar o'
Evesham, and is deceased.
Henry, d. wru.i.
Frances Penelope.
Emily, m. June, 1830, Robert Cnmming Norman, F.sq.
of Bromley, </. 25 Oct. 18-12, and had issue.
2 Joseph, m. Sarah Harriet, dau. of Hubert Hewitt, Esq.
of Wliilehavcn, co. Cumbci-laud. She >/. 20 Dee. Is.'iG.
3 .lamer., m. 20 Sept. 1819, Julia M., dau. of llev. John
Vignoles, of Portarlington.
1 Penelope, d. iin)ii. 2 Catherine, d. unm. June, 17S7.
3 Eliz.abeth, m. C. E. Ilanfoid, E.sq. of Woollashall, 00.
Worcester; d. Feb. 1814, and had issue.
4 Anne, d. tmm.
I. Catherine, in. Sir Nicholas Ilackctt Carew, of Beddington
Hall, Surrey.
II. Anne, m. Henry Herbert, Esq. of Muckruss, Killarney.
III. Margaret, m. Treadway Russell Nash, Esq., D.D., of
Bcvere, Worcester, and had an only dau. and heir, m. Lord
Somers. iv. Elizabeth, m. William llebcrden, M.D.
The 2nd son,
Joseph Martin, Esq., Banker, of Lombard Street, M.P. for
Tewkesbury, m. Eleanor, dau. of Sir John Torriano, Knt., by
Eleanor his wife, sister of Sir Horace Mann, Bart., K.B.,
British Envoy at Florence, and had issue,
I. Thomas, of Quy Hall, co. Cambridge, d. 11 July, 1821.
II. Joseph, of whom presently.
III. Charles, Lieut. -Col. in the army, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Solomon Williams, Esq. of Dublin; and d. 1827, leaving
issue,
1 Charles Herbert, M.A. (Rev.), m. 1st, 1818, Eliza Porter,
2nd dau. of the late William Sloane, Esq. of Tobago, and
had three daus., Henrietta Ann Bidgood, m. 3 Aug. 1843,
Samuel White Baker, Esq., eldest son of Samuel Baker,
Esq. of Lypiatt Park, co. Gloucester (she d. 29 Dee. 1855) ;
Eliza Heberden, m. 3 Aug. 1843, John Garland Baker,
2nd son of the aforesaid Samuel Baker, Esq. ; and
Charlotte Louisa. He m. 2ndly, Frances Anne, 2nd dau.
of Joseph Goodwin, Esq., and had issue by her, Charles
Fi-ederick, and Gertrude Eleanor Frances, d. 16 Nov.
1865.
2 John Williams, of Twinning, co. Gloucester, J.P., m. 1st.
Jane Clarke, who d. s. p. ; and 2ndly, 1841, Sophia Bash-
ford, dau. of William Whitehouse, Esq., and by her had
issue, Charles Stanhope ; d. Jan. 1859.
1 Eliza, m. James M. Cabe, M.D., and has issue.
IV. George (Rev.), Vicar of Overbury, and afterwards of
Broad Windsor, m. Maria, dau. of Kichard Clarke, Esq. ;
and d. leaving an only dau., Maria, m. William Hill Buckle,
Esq. of Chaceley, near Tewkesbury, and has issue.
I. Eleanor, m. J. Foote, Esq.; and d. 12 May, 1831, and had
issue.
II. Mary, m. Rev. Thomas Heberden, Canon-Residentiary of
Exeter; d. 29 Nov. 1849, and had issue.
III. Anna, in. Joseph Smith, Esq. Private Secretary to Mr.
Pitt; d. 13 Aug. 1791.
The 2nd son,
Rev. Joseph Martin, of Ham Court, co. Worcester, was
Lord of the Manors of Upton-on-Severn, and of Cheshunt,
Herts, Rector of Bourton-on-the-Hill, co. Gloucester, and Canon
Residentiary of Exeter. He m. 1780, Isabella Margaret, dau.
of Rev. John Sturges, LL.D., Prebendary and Chancellor of
the Diocese of Winchester, and sister of the Right Hon.
William Sturges-Bourne, of Testwood, Hants, and had issue,
I. Joseph John, late of Ham Court.
I. George (Rev.), Canon-Residentiary and IChaneellor of the
Diocese of Exeter, and Vicar of Harberton, to. 1st, 26 July,
1825, the Lady Charlotte Sophia Eliot, youngest dau. of
William, 2nd Earl of St. Germans, and d. 27 Aug. 1S60,
having by her (who d. 1839), had issue,
1 George Edward, now of Ham Court.
2 Henry Arthur (Rev.), Vicar of Laston, Notts.
1 Gcorgina, deceased. 2 Susan Isabella, deceased.
3 Charlotte Harriet.
4 Jemima Ann Fi-ances, m. Jan. ISCO, Col. Charles Cooper
Johnson, C.B., son of Sir H. A. Johnson, Bart, of South-
lands.
The Rev. George M.artin m. 2ndly, 21 July, 1842, Renira
Henrietta Aldenburg, only dau. of Admiral William Ben-
tinck, by the Lady Frances his wife, dau. of Charles, 1st Tarl
Manvers, and by her (who d. 16 Jau. 1SG8) had issue,
1 Albert Bentinck, b. 16 Dec. 1843.
2 Evelyn Charles, 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers, b. 5 July,
1847.
1 Renira Isabella. 2 Emily Frances, deceased.
3 Lucy Annora.
III. Henry, d. 1843.
IV. William (Rev.), Vicar of Staverton, Devon, ra. Jane,
eldest dau. of Arthur Champernowne, Esq. of Darlington,
Devon, d. 10 April, 1850, and had issue,
1 William. 2 Arthur.
3 Richard, m.. Eliza Rose Fearon, dau. of the late Rev.
Daniel Rose Fearon, Vicar of St. Mary Church, Devon.
4 Francis, deceased.
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5 Charles, Warden of Eadley Coll., m. Dora Frances
Moberley, dau. of Bishop of Salisbury, and has issue.
6 Alfred Jolm. 7 John Harington. 8 Eeginald.
1 Caroline.
2 Frances, m. 1852, Rev. Jos. Lloyd Brereton, Prebendary
of Exeter, Rector of Great Massiagham, Norfollc.
3 Mary Isabella. 4 Anne. 5 Louisa Ecnira.
V. Francis, d. unm. 24 Feb. 1810.
VI. Richard (Rev.), Canon of Truro, Vioar of Menheniot,
Cornwall, w. Charlotte, eldest dau. of Rev. J. W. Baugh,
Rector of Ripple, co. Worcester, and Chancellor of the
Piocese of Bristol.
vn. John Sturges, d. unm. 9 Aug. 1839.
I. Isabella Margaret, deceased. n. Eleanor, deceased.
Ill, Anne, deceased. iv. Frances, deceased.
The eldest son,
Joseph John Martin, Esq. of Ham Court, co. Worcester,
J. P. and D.L., Major for many years of the Worcestershire
Yeomanry, d. 1873, and was s. by his nephew, now of Ham
Court.
Arms — Paly of six or and az., on a chief gu. three martlets of
the first. Crest— A martin passant ppr. jl/o«o— Pejus letho
flagitium.
S;;a£— llam Court, Upton-on-Severn, co. Worcester.
MABTIN or WORSBRO' HAIiL.
Martin-EdmundSjWilliam Michael Alotsius,
Esq. of Worsbro' Hall, co. York, D.L., b. 8 Maj,
1846 ; m. 3 Aug. 1870, Emilj Frances Ticliborne,
youngest dau. of the late J. H. Wasliington Hibbert.
Esq. of Bilton Grange, co. Warwick, and Julia, dau.
of Sir H. Tichborue, J3art., and widow of Col. Talbot,
and has issue,
I. Cecilia Elizabeth Mary Agnes.
II. Magdalen Blary Josephine.
III. Mirial Augusta Mary, d. 1 April, 1878.
UtinCKQt. — For lineage of Martin, see Maetin of
ILrjiiiwjstode.
The family of Edmunds, resident at Eotherham in the reign
of Queen Elizabeth, was of Worsbro' temp. James I.
Thomas Edmunds, Esq. of Worsbro' (Secretary to Thomas,
Earl of Strafford), steadfastly adhered to King Charles during
the civil wars, and eventually paid £350 for his compositions.
Ho m. Ann, dau. of Henry Cookson, and dying 9 Jan. 1GG2,
aged GG, was s. by his son,
Henry Edmunds, Esq. of Worsbro', J. P., Lieut, of the
Trained Bands, who d. s. p. 22 March, 1708-9, and was s. by
his nephew,
Thomas Edmunds, Esq. of Worsbro', eldest son of Thomas
Edmunds, by his wife, Marj-, dau. of John Wentworth, Esq.
m. Jane, dau. of Francis Foljambe, Esq. of Aldwarlc, by whom
lie had issue. His son,
Thomas Edmunds, Esq. of Worsboro', 6. 16 July, 1699, to.
Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Henry Carrington, Gent, of The
"Views, and by her (who m. 2ndly, Edward Gower, of Hutton,
in the East Riding) left at his decease, 10 Dec. 1742, a
dau., Henrietta, m. William Falconer, M.D. ; and a son and
successor,
Francis Offlet Edmunds, Esq. of Worsbro', J. P., mi. 18
June, 1767, Hannah Maria, younger dau. of Joseph Offley,
Esq. of Norton Hall, co. Derby, and sister and co-heir (with
ITrith, wife of Samuel Shore, Esq.) of Edmund Offley, Esq.,
and had issue, with a son, Francis Offley, D.L., who m.
IMury Beresford, dau. of Francis Ferrand Foljambe, Esq. of
Aldwark, but d. s. p., two daus., Maria Elizabeth and
UniTn Amelia. Mr. Edmunds d. I July, 1825, aged 89. His
elder dau.,
Maria Elizabeth Edmunds, of Worsbro', to. 14 July, 1795,
Henry Martin, Esq. of Colston Bassett, Notts, J. P., M.P.
for Kinsale, and one of the Masters in Chancery, and by him
(who d. 1839) had issue,
William Bennett, of whom presently.
Henry Burges, now of East Bridgford Manor.
George Bohun, of Crabbs Abbey, Norfolk, Capt. R.N., C.B.,
b. 21 March, 1799 ; m. Isabella Harriet, late dau. of Admiral
Sir Thomas Briggs, G.C.M.G. : and li. 13 Oct. 1854, leaving
i.ssue. His eldest dau., Isabella, m. Sir Anchitel Asbburn-
ham, Bart., and his 2nd dau., Uritli Amelia, 7a. Cromer
Ashburnham, Esq.
Francis Offley, of Rose Hill, Hampton, Middlesex, M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law and Inspector of Charities, b. 22 March,
1805; m. 31 Jan. 1844, Mary, dau. of Rev. Samuel Smith,
D.D., of Dry Drayton, co. Cambridge, Dean of Christ-
church. Oxford, and Prebendary of Durham, and has had a
son, William Henry, Gent., Cadet Roy. Mill. Coll. Woolwich,
rf. 3 Dec. 18G9; and two daus. Frances Augusta, and Edith
Philadelphia, m. Henry Martin, Esq., R.N., and d. 1870,
leaving a dau.
Augusta Anne, to. Richard T. Fisher, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn,
and has issue, Auguste May, d. 18o3.
The eldest son,
William Bennett Martin, Esq. of Worsbro', J. P. and D.L.,
6. 7 Oct. 1796; m. 26 Nov. 1831, Augusta Marcia, only dau. of
the Rev. John Chaloner, of Newton Kymo (of the Guisbro'
family), and Augusta Ann his wife, dau. of Robert and Lady
Elizabeth Sutton, and widow of Edward Vavasour, Esq., and
by her (who d. 19 July, 1859) had issue,
I. Thomas Wentworth, lale of Worsbro' Hall, d. s.p.
II. William Michael Aloysius, now of Worsbro.'
I. Maria Elizabeth, i/i. 28 Aug. 1855, the Hon. Francis Dudley
Stuart Wortloy, 2nd son of the late Lord Wharncliffc, and
has issue,
1 Francis John Stuart, R.N., h. 1856.
2 Edward James Stuart, GOth Riiies, 6. 1857.
3 Allan Thomas, c<. young.
4 Ralph Granville Stuart. 5 Allan Richard.
1 Amy Cecilia, d. young. 2 Susan Mary.
II. Augusta Charlotte, d. 1P53.
IK. AmoliaMary, m. April, 1858, Edward Chivers Bower, Esq.,
J. P. and D.L., of Wadworth Hall, Doncaster, co. York, and
h IS issue,
1 Edmund Thomas Chivers, &. 1857.
2 George Chivers, b. 1860. 3 Francis Chivers, h. 1SC2.
4 Wentworth Arthur, b. 1866.
1 Augusta Mary. 2 Amy Elizabeth. 3 Alice Ethel.
4 Cicely. 5 Beatrice Lilian.
IV. Julia Constance, ra. Aug. 1863, Stephen Soames, Esq.,
2nd son of Charles Soames, Esq. of Coles Park, Herts, and
has issue,
1 Francis Archibald.
2 Edward Rowland.
3 Gerald Martin.
1 Constance Maud.
2 Edith Julia Wentworth.
3 Isabel Winifred.
V. Frances Etheldreda.
Mr. Martin d. 6 April, 1847. His eldest son,
Thomas Wentworth Martin-Edmunds, Esq. of Wor.sbro'
Hall, Lieut. GOth Royal Rifles, b. 24 Nov. 1841, d. 15 Nov. 18G6,
from the effects of a fall from his horse, and was s. by his
brother, William Michael Aloysius, now of Worsbro' Hall.
Arms — Per chevron crcnellee or and sa., three fleurs-de-lls
countorchangcd, for Edmunds ; quartering Martin, same as
Martin of Hmningstnne.
Seat — Worsbro', Barnsley, co. York. Xoicii ilcsalc/ice— 24,
Great Cumberland Place, Hyde Park.
MARTIN OF HEMINGSTONE.
Martin, William G-eorge, Esq. of Heming-
stone Hall, Suffolk, Capt. R.A., b. 5 Aug. 1835 ; m.
19 May, 1865, Margaret, 2nd dau. of William
Strahan, Esq. of Sidmouth, by Anne his wife, only
child of Gen. Sir George Bultell Fisher, E.A., and
has issue,
Beatrix Maria.
Itt'lTCatJC— Capt. Roger Martin, son of Roger Martin,
of Stepney, by Ehzabeth his wife, to. 1st, Margaret, dau. of
Anthony Tutchen; and 2ndly, Thomasina ; and d. 1687, having
had by the former (with two daus., Margaret and ElizaLcth)
an only surviving son,
Tutchen Martin, to. Bennet Garsh, or Gage, and d. 1702,
having had issue, William, Admiral of the Fleet, m. 16 Aug.
1726, Mary Atkins, of Twell, co. Gloucester, and d. .t. p. 1756;
Tutchen, d. s. p. 172) ; Bennett, of whom presently ; Roger,
Admiral R.N., d. 1780, having had a son, John, who prede-
ceased him ; and James. The 3rd son,
Bennet Martin, M.D., d. 1741, leaving, by Elizabeth his
wife, a son,
Capt. William Martin, R.N., m. Arabella, dau. of Admiral
Sir AVilliam Rowley, K.B., and by her (who to. 2ud]y, Col.
Gibbs, of Horseley Park, Sussex) had issue,
William, of Hemingstone, his heir.
Henry, of Colston Bassctt, M.P. for Kinsale, and Master in
Chancery, m. 14 July, 1795, Maria Elizabeth Edmunds,
of Worsbro', and d. 1839, having had issue (see Martin of ,
Worsbro'}.
George (Sir), K.C.B., G.C.M.G., Vice-Admiral of England, m.
iBt, 1804, Harriet, sister of Admiral Bcntinck; and 2udly,
1815, Miss A. Locke, of Norbury Park, Surrey.
I
(MAR
eldest eon,
'iLLiAM Martin, Esq. of IlemincRtonc, Capt. in Elliott's
Horse, m. Sanili, ilnu. of Ailiiiiral Sir Joseph llowley, liart. {so
created 17s6), ami luul issue, William, who d. s. }>. ; I'ioiiakd
Bartholomew, of whom presently ; Kliza, m. the Kev. Charles
Townley, brotlier of TovvnKy of Fuliourn, eo. Cambridge;
Arabella; rhiladclpliia ; and JIaria. The 2nd son,
BiCHARD Bartholomew JIartin, Esq. of I!eniinjsfonc, m.
6 April, 1S32, Juliana, dan. of John Donovan Verner, Lieut.
6oth foot, son of Kobert A'erner, Esq. of DiiMiii, Iiy Juliana
his wife, dau. of Edward Donovan, Esq. of Uallymoic, to.
Wexford, and had issue,
ViLLiAM George, now of Hemingstono.
Charles Townley, officer 70th rcgt., drowned,
Henry John, Lieut. K.N.
r.iehard Edward Kowley.
Francis. Joshua Gibbs.
Slariu Elizabeth Vcmer, m. June, ISifi, the Kev. John Longe,
Rector of St. Mary Elms, Ipswich, SutJolli.
Sarah Juliana Philadelphia, d. young.
Mr. Martin d. 11 April, 1855.
Armn — Arfr, two bars gu. Creol — An ape admiring himself
in a looking plass ppr. iJotto— Sans tachc.
Seat — Heiuingstone, Ipswich, Suffolk.
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:MAr.
1071
MARTIN OF EAST BRIDGEFORD.
Maktix, IIexet Bueges, Esq. of East Uridge-
ford Manor, co. Notts, J.P., B.C.L. 1S20, b. 5 Oct.
1797.
ILiurajJC— Henrt martin, Esq. of Colston Eassctt, 2nd
son of Capt. William Martin. R.X., by Arabella his wife, dau.
of AdniH-al Sir William llowley, K.B. (ste Martin of Hcmhig-
^tone), was for many years M.P. for Kinsale. He enjoyed the
friendship of Charles Fox, Eomilly, and Erskine, and was one
rf the original members of the Fox Club, wlien the number
was only twelve. He became a King's Counsel in Fox's Admi-
awtration, and was afterwards a Master in Chancery. Mr.
Uartin m. 14 July, 1795, Maria Elizabeth, elder dau. and co-
acirof I'rancis Edmunds, Esq. of Worsbro', co. York (by the
iau. and co-heiress of Joseph Offley), and d. 19 July, 18S3,
leaving, with other issue,
Villiam Bennet, father of the present AYilliam MicnArx,
Alotsius Martin Edmunds, Esq. (.see precriliiiii An icU).
Henrt BiTRGEs Martin, Esq., late of Colston Bassctt, and
now of East Bridgford.
Anns — Arg., two bars gu. Crest — A martin eat looking into
mirror ppr iVo»o— Sans tachc.
Seul — East Bridgford Manor, Nottingham.
MARTIN OP ANSTEY.
MaeTin, Eobeet Feewen, Esq. of Anstcy
Postures, co. Leicester, M.A., J. P., b. 9 April,
.84-2; m. 30 Oct. 1873, Henrietta Susan, 4th dau.
)f tlie Eev. E. R. Larken, Rector of Eurton-by-
Liincoln, and has issue,
I. Robert Edmcnd, 6. 1 Dec. 1874;
II. William Francis, 6. 7 Feb. 1876.
JttnCilCIC.— The family of Marttn claims Norman descent,
nd is of considerable antiquity in co. Leicester.
In early times its ancestors resided at Leicester, and frc-
iuently held the highest offices in that ancient and important
iOrough. In the years 1333, 1338, and 1364, John Martynwas
layor of Leicester, and was also (temp. Edward III.) twice
eturned M.P. for the borough. Shortly afterwards, the family
leld possessions at Anstey, anciently called Hanstigio, or
instige, CO. Leicester, which they have ever since possessed,
nd where they have resided to the present time. The late
William Martin, Esq. of Anstey Pastures, J. P., 6. 1777 (2nd
on of Robert Martin, Esq. of Anstey, by Ann Ilallam his wife,
nd 7th in descent from Robert Martyn, who purchased Anstey
'Bttures), m. 12 May, 1807, Ann Wood, only child and heiress
f John Richards, Esq. (the last of the family of that name
eated at Nonnanton-on-Soar, co. Nottingham;, and had issue,
■William, h. 1808; d. 1829.
BoitERT, M.A., late of Anstey Pastures.
John, late of Wliatton House, co. Leicester (.??« that nnrnf).
Charles P.DSworth, b. 1825; m. 14 Aug. 1851, Margarette,
dau. of Sir John Borlase \\'arren, Bart, of Warrenscourt, co.
Cork.
Anne Elizabeth, m. Kev; E. G. Parker, A.M., who d. 10 Mav,
1869.
tae ZnU son,
The Rev. Robert Martin, of Anstcy Pastures, co. Leicester,
M.A., J. P., 6. 1809; m. 1st, 14 March, ]b39, Seliiia, only dau.
of the late John Frewen Turner, ICsq. of Cold Overton Hall, co.
Leicester, and by her (who d. 6 Nov. 1852; had issue,
I. RoitERT Frewen, now of Anstey Pastures.
II. William, 0. 8 Jan. 1844; d. 1S44.
III. John, 6. 1848. iv. Charles William, 6. 1850.
1. Eleanor Anne. ii. .^elina Mabelle.
III. Margaret Grace.
IV. Marian, m. H. Stoir, Esq. of Brenchley, Kent.
lie r,i. 2ndly, 20 Sept. 1860, Blarian Cecil, only child of Richard
Wood, Esq. of Stoneygatc, near Leicester, by Mary Cecil, his
2iid wife, and by her had issue,
V. Cecil, b. 13 Oct. 1865.
V. Mary Cecil. vi. Dora Cecil.
Rev. Robert Martin d. 12 July, 1871.
Jrms — Per saltire arg. and or, between two bars, three
martlets gu., quartering the arms of Kiciiahds nf Aoimnnton.
viz., arg., a chevron invected between two escallops in chief and
a cross patee in base gu. CreH — A talbot's head erased arg.
crusiUy, eared and langucd gu., gorged with a, collar vert.
Iilotto — Sure and steadfast.
iSei'.ts— Anstey Pastures, Leicester; Mount Sorrel, Lougliboro'.
MARTIN OF "WHATTON HOUSE.
Martin, William John, Esq. of ■\Vhattoi]
House, CO. Leicester, b. 1853 ; m. 15 Oct. 1878,
Emily Mary Letitia, duu. of William Edrnoud
Hamilton, 27th regt. Madras IS'.L
IttnCatlC.— John Martin, Esq. of Whatton House, co.
Leicester, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1863, 6. 1815 (3rd sun
of William Martin, Esq. of Anstey Pastures, by Anne Wood,
only child and heiress of John Richards, Esq.;, m. 15 Apiil,
ls52, Augusta Louisa, 2nd dau. of William Hopkins, Esik,
M.A. of St. Peter's Coll. Camb., and had issue,
I. William John, now of Whatton House.
II. Walter Richards, h. 1860.
I. Ada. u. Florence. la. Amy. iv. Evelyn.
He d. 22 May, 1864.
Arms, (Cr. — Sec Martin of A-nstfp Postures.
Scat — Whatton House, Loughborough, co. Leicester.
MARTIN OF CLEVERAGH.
See Wood-Maetin.
MARTIN-ATKINS OF KINGSTON LISLE.
See Atkins.
♦
MARTIN-LEAKE OF THORP.
See Leake.
♦
MARTIN OF ROSS.
Maetin, Robert Jasper, Esq. of Ross, co. Gal-
way, b. 17 June, 1846.
3LinC<t(IC. — This family is descended from one of the
officers wlio accompanied De Burgh, the ancestor of the noble
family of Clanriearde, to Ireland, ttrap. Henry II., and, upon
the conquest of Galway, settled there. In the book of Pedigrees,
vol. X. (Office of Arms, Dublin Caste) the arms are stated to
have been granted to Oliver Martin, by King Ricuard I., in
the Holy Land. About the year 1590, Robert Martin, the
lineal ancestor of the present Mr. Martin, was in possession of
the estates now held by that gentleman. Robert Martin thus
referred to served the office of High Slieriff 1C07, and being
elected Mayor of Galway, d. during his year of office, '20 April,
1021. He was .«. by his eldest son, Jasper Martin, who d.
1629. By inquisition made in 1635, it was found that Jasper
Martin d. 12 April, 1029, seised of the lands of Ross and several
otiier denominations in the weslof Galway, all which descended
to his son and heir,
Robert Martin, Esq. of Ross, High Sheriff 1044. Having
adhered to the cause of Charles I., upon the conquest of
Galway, 1654, he was dispossessed of his house in the town
of Galway, and his property in the suburbs, by Sir Charles
Coote, who commanded the Parliamentary troops who occupied
it ; and this house and the other property of Mr. Martin were
granted to Edward Eyre, who was Judge-Advocate of the
Force under Sir Charles Coote, and was also intruded into tha
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAR
Eeconlership of the town by the expulsion of the gentleman
who held that office. Mr. Martin made an effort to be restored
to his house and property upon ihe restoration of Ciiables II.,
but without success, although ho held the Kins's warrant
under liis own signature to that effect. (For an account of this
proceeding of Mr. Martin, sec the Journals of the Irish House
of Commons, vol. i., p. 439.) Mr. Martin had two sons,^
Jasper, his successor; and Eichard, ancestor of Martin of
JBalh/iiahim-h. He d. 1700, and was .s. by his elde.st son,
Jasper Martin, Esti. of Ross, who d. 1710, and was s. by his
6on,
Nicholas Martin, Esq., who m. 1st, Jane, dau. of Anthony
French, of Clough, co. Galway; and 2ndly, Margery, dau. of
Robert Browne, Esq. of Breaghfy, co. Mayo; he iL 1731, and
was s. by the eldest son of his 1st marriage,
Jasper Martin, who d. tmm. 1749, and was .?. by his half-
brother, eldest son of the 2nd marriage of his father,
James Martin, Esq. of Ross, who m. 172G, Barbara, dau. of
Farragh M'Donnell, of Ballycallagh, co. Mayo, and by her
(who d. 1772) had a son and .successor, Jasper; and a 2nd son,
Nicholas. Mr. Martin d. 1775, and was s. by his eldest son,
Jasper Martin, Esq. of Ross, who d. unm. 1783, and was s.
by his brother,
Nicholas Martin, Esq. of Ross, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Robert O'Hara, Esq. of Leneboy, co. Galway, and grand-niece
of O'Hara, last Lord Tyrawley of that line, and by her had
issue, I. James, d. unm. ; ii. Robert, his heir ; and iii. Richard.
Nicholas Martin d. 1811, and was s. by his son,
Robert Martin, Esq. of Ross, who m. Marian, dau. of John
Blackney, Esq. of Ballyellen, co. Carlow, and of the city of
Waterford, and by her (who d. 1855) he left at his decease,
10 June, 1868, one son and two daus.,
James, late of Ross.
Elizabeth, m. Arthur Usshcr, Esq. of Ballysaggartmore, co.
Waterford.
Marian, m. Arthur Bushe, 4th son of the Right Hon. Charles
Kendal Bushe, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.
The son and heir,
James Martin, Esq. of Ross, D.L. and J.P., High Sheriff
1826, M.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, m. 1st, 1824, Anne, dau. of
Thomas Higinbotham, Esq. of Dublin, and by her had five
daus.,
I. Mary, in. Thomas BarUlie, Esq. of Invcrhouso, Larne.
II. Emily, m. 1st, James McCalmont, Esq. of Abbeylands,
Belfast; and 2ndly, Augustine Barton, Esq.
HI. Elizabeth, iu. William Kennedy, Esq. of Anneficld.
IV. Maud, m. H. Caldwell, Esq. v. Josephine, d. unm.
He m. 2ndly, 28 March, 1844, Anna Selina, dau. of Charles
Fox, Esq. of New Parle, co. Longford, and grand-dau. of Lord
Chief Justice Bushe, and of Mr. Justice Fox, of the Court of
Common Pleas in Ireland, and had issue,
I. Robert Jasper, now of Ross.
II. James Richard, h. 24 Dec. 1854.
HI. Charles Fox, b. 14 Aug. 1859.
VI. Katharine Anneslcy. vii. Gcraldine Charlotte Louisa.
VIII. Selina Rosanna. ix. Edith Sydney.
,. X. Gertrude Isabel. xi. Violet Florence.
' Arms — Az., a Calvary cross arg., between the sun in splen-
dour on the dexter limb or, and the moon in crescent on the
sinister of the second. Crest — An estoile wavy of six points or.
Motto — Sic itur ad astra.
-Seat— Ross, near Moycullcn, co. Galway.
MARTIN-LEAKE.
See Leake.
MAHTON OF CAPEKNWRAY.
Maeton, George Blucher Heneage, Esq. of
Capernwray, co. Lancaster, J. P. for cos. Lancaster
and Westmorland, D.L. for co. Lancaster, High
Sheriff of co. Lancaster 1877, b. 27 Dec. 1839 ; m.
1 May, 1866, Hon. Caroline Gertrude Flower,
youngest dau. of Henry Jeffery, 5th Viscount Ash-
brooke, and has issue,
I. George Henry Powys, h. II April, 1869.
II. Richard Oliver, b. 24 Aug. 1872.
I. Augusta Adelaide Cecily. ii. Lucy Madeline.
III. Florence Augusta. iv. Alice Caroline.
V. Adelaide Esther.
fLinCaSC. — The family of Makton claims Norman des-
cent, and is of great antiquity.
Oliver Marton, Esq., 6. 1668, who first held the manor and
estate of Capernwray, and was D.L. of the co., Recorder aiid
Patron of the "Vicarage of Lancaster, and Steward of Lonsdale, v
was 2nd son of William Marton, who is described as son of
William, grandson of Lancelot, and great-grandson of Christo-
pher Marton, Lord of Marton. He m. 1st, Grace Serle, who
d. s. p. ; he m. 2ndly, Jane, dau. of Roger Wilson, of Casterton,
Westmorland, and had issue,
Edward Marton, Esq. of Capernwray, M.P. for Lancaster,
D.L., and Steward of Lonsdale, d. .i. p.
Georgo, d. s. J}. ViiUiAm, d. s. p.
Oliver (Rev.), of whom presently.
Mary, wife of Eigby Molyneux, Esq., High Sheriff of Lan-
caster 1749. Agnes. Jane.
The 4th son.
The Rev. Oliver Marton, LL.B., Patron and Vicar of Lan-
caster, s. as heir to the estates on the death of his brother
Edward ; he in. Priseilla Anne, dau. and heir of Admiral
Edwards, and had issue, two sons,
Oliver, his heir.
George Richard, Lieut. -Col. Inniskilling Dragoons, D.L. and
High Sheriff of Lancaster 1832, in. Anno, dau. of Col. Pock-
lington, and sister of Sir Robert Pocklington, Knt., M.T., of
Chel.^worth House, Suffolk, and dying 1834, left issue,
an only son, the late George Marton, Esq. of Capernwray.
Mr. Marton d. 1794, and was s. by his son,
Oliver Marion, Esq. of Capernwray, who was s. by his
nephew,
George Marton, Esq. of Capernwray Hall and Berwick Hall,
CO. Lancaster, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1858, a gentleman
of H.M. Privy Chamber, late M.P. for Lancaster; m. Nov.
1833, Lucy Sarah, dau. of Right Hon. Sir Robert Dallas,
Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and sister of the
Countess Blucher, and had issue,
George Bldcher Heneage, now of Capernwray.
Georgina Justina Anne, deceased,
Augusta Madeline Henrietta, m. 25 June, 1861, Hon. William
Spencer Plower, 2nd son of Henry, 5th Viscount Ashbrook.
Adelaide Lucy Katherine, m. 30 April, 1867, Lieut- Col.
Moubray, R.A., 3rd son of Sir Robert Moubray, K.II., of
Cockairny, co. Fife.
He d. 24 Nov. 1807.
Arms— Or, three bar.s gu. in the dexter chief point an
escutcheon erm. Crest — A stag's head couped ppr. attired sa.
Mntto — Dieu et ma patrie. .,_;|
&'f(t— Capernwray, Lancaster. '■■
MAKTYN OF TTJIiLYEA CASTLL.
Marttn, Edward Joseph, Esq. of Tullyra, co.
Galway, b. 31 Jan. 1859 ; s. his father 5 April, 1860.
JLtllCilgC. — This family was established in Ireland by one
of the officers in Strongbow's army. Direct in descent from
Oliver Martin, M.P. for Galway in the reign of James II.,
was
Oliver Martyn, Esq. of Tullyra, who m. Miss Browne, of
Castle McGarrett, co. Mayo, and had issue, Oliver, of Tullyra,
m. 1748, Frances, dau. of John Donnellan, Esq. of Bally
Donnellan, and d. s. p. ; and
John Martyn, Esq. of Tullyra, m. Mary Ann Lynch, of
Tubber, co. Galway, and had a son,
Edward Martyn, Esq. of Tullyra, in. 1798, Mary, eldest dan.
of Andrew Browne, Esq. of Mount Hazel, co. Galway, and had
issue,
John, late of Tullyra Castle.
Andrew, of Spiddell, co. Galway, m. 1863, Mary, eldest dau.
of Oliver Dolphin, Esq. of Turoc, co. Galway, and has an
only dau., Mary.
Peter, a Capt. in the 88th regt., d. unm.
Jane, m. John R. Corballis, Esq., Q.C.
Mary Anne, m. James Balfc, Esq. of Eunnimedc, co. Eos-
common, and d. leaving issue.
Mr. Martyn d. 1836, and was s. by his son,
John Martyn, Esq. of Tullyra Castle, co. Galway, J. P.,
6. Aug. 1801 ; 771. 17 Feb. 1857, Annie Josephine, dau. of James
Smyth, Esq. of Masonbrook, co. Galway, and d. 5 April, 1860,
leaving issue, two sons,
Edward Joseph, now of Tullyra.
John, 6. 19 March, 1860.
^n)!S— Az., a Calvary cross arg. between the sun in splen-
dour on the dexter limb or, and the moon in crescent on the
sinister of the second. Crest — An estoile of six points or.
Motto — Sic Itur ad astra.
Seai— Tullyra Castle, Ardahan, co. Galway.
♦
MABWOOD OF LITTLE BTJSBY.
Maewood, George, Esq. of Little Busby Hall
CO. York, J.P. and D.L., b. 31 Dec. 1808 ; w. 1854
MAR
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MA 17
107:
Frances, dau. of the Rev. Frederick Peel, Preben-
dary of Lincoln, first cousin to Sir Robert Peel, 2nd
bart., by whom he has issue,
I. George Frederic, 6. 8 April, 1858.
n. William Krancis, h. 1863. m. Henry, h. 1SG4.
IV. Arthur Peirson, b. 1868.
V. Charles Jletcalfe, b. lsT4.
I. Frances Mary.
II. Emily Caroline, m. Edward Hencaffc Wynne Finch, Esq.
of the Manor House, Stokesley, N. U. co. York.
HI. Lucy Susanna. rv. Ellinor Edith.
V. Alice, d. 11 Jan. 18G7. vi. Clara Charlotte.
vii. Lilian. viii. Rose.
ILincngC— Edward Marwood de Nunthorpc, wbo d-
1557, was father of
Marmadcke Mabwood, son and heir, who had a son,
James Mabwood, o' Xunthorpe, m. a dau. of James Cleasby,
of Cleasby, co. York, and was s. by his son,
IIenby Mabwood, ot Little Busby, m. Anne, dau. of John
Constable, of Dromonby, co. York, d. 1G39, and was s. by his
son,
Sir George Mabwood, Bart, of Little Busby, co. Y'ork, nigU
heriff co. York 1651, created a Baronet by Charles II. ; he
. Frances, dau. of Sir Walter Bethell, Knt. of Alne, eo. York,
and had issue, with others, a son, He.vbt (Sir), who x. him,
and a dau., Anne, who i)i. William 3Ietcalfe, E.sq. of North-
allerton and Sand Hutton, co. Y'ork, ancestor of the present
George Marwood, Esq. of Little Busby. He d. 1679, aijed 78,
and was s. by his son,
Sir Hesry Marwood, Bart, of Little Busby. High Sheriff co.
Y'ork 1675, ra. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Conyers, Lord D'Arcy
and Conyers, of Hornby Castle, and had issue by her, an only
dau., Margaret, who d. in childhood. He m. 2ndly, Dorothy,
dau. of Alan Bellingham, Esq. of Levens, co. Westmorland, by
whom he had issue, a son, George, and two daus.: and Srdly,
Martha, dau. of Sir Thomas Wentworth, Knt., of North
i:imsal, CO. York, widow of Thomas Wombwell, Esq. of
WombwcU. Sir Henry d. 1725, aged 97, having outlived his
;'nly son, George, who d. without male issue, and the baro-
nctty, therefore, descended to Sir Henry's nephew, Sir
William Marwood, 3rd bart., who d. s. p. 1739, and was «.
by his brother. Sir Samcel Marwood, 4th bart., who d. the
year following, also without issue, and the baronetcy then
became extinct.
George Marwood, Esq. only son of Sir Henry, 2nd bart.,
and who d. in the lifetime of his father, ra. Constance, dan.
nnd co-heiress of Sir Thomas Spencer, Bart., of Yarnton, co.
Oxford, and by her left, as sole issue, a dau.,
Jake Mabwood, heir to her grandfather, Sir Henry, 2nd
art., who d. 1725, aged 97. She m. Cholmley Turner, Esq.,
> Ivirkleatham, eo. York, M.P. for co. Y'ork 1727, and dying
without male issue, devised her estates of Little Busby to her
unsman, AVilliam Metcalfe, great grandson of her great
lunt, Anne Marwood, dau. of Sir George Marwood, 1st bart.,
ivto m. William Metcalfe, Esq. of Northallerton and Sand
llutton. The said,
Mr. William Metcalfe was afterwards of Little Busby, which
.'State he took under the will of his cousin, Jane Marwood Turner,
>nd in compliance therewith assumed the surname and arms
)f Marwood, by Act of Parliament, 5. George III. He d. s. p.
IS09, and was «. by his brother.
Rev. George (Mr.TCALFE) Mabwood, Canon of Chichester,
ind Rector of Amport, Hants, afterwards of Little Busby
lall, m. Margaret, dau. of Francis Pierson, Esq. of Beverley,
J. Y'ork, sister to the Major Pierson who fell in the defencu
jf Jersey, 1780. He d. 1827, and was s. by his son,
Rev. George (Metcalfe) Mabwood, M. A., of Little Busby,
vho d. 1342, and was s. by his son, the present George Mak-
^■ooD, Esq. of Little Busby Hall, co. York.
Anns — Gu., a chevron enn. between three goats' heads
rased arg. Crest — On a mound vert a ram couchant attired
ir.
Seat — Little Busby Hall, near Northallerton.
^•iimi'ir of ^Icttalfr.
The Metcalfes of Northallerton, from whom the present
'Iarwoods of little Busby Hall are descended, form a branch
if the ancient family of Metcalfe of Nappa Hall, Wensley-
lale, CO. York.
William Metcalfe, of Northallerton and Sand Hutton
bove-mentioned, ri. Anne, dau. of Sir George Marwood, of
-ittle Bu.sby, 1st bart., was son and heir of George Metcalfe,
f Northallerton, a Barrister of Gray's Inn, and J. P. for the
I'orth Riding, by his wife Elizabeili Talbot, descended from
the ancient and knightly family of Talbot of EaslutU, eo.
York, and was 6th in direct descent from Thomas Sletcalfc,
Esq. of Xappa, co. Y'ork, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
Privy Councillor, and Steward Receiver of Richmond hinds
under Edward IV. and Richard III. This Thomas i/j. ICliza-
beth, dau. and co-heiress of William de llcrtliiiyton, of Hcrt-
lington, Craven, and was son of James Metcalfe, Esq. of
Nappa, who was Captain of the Wenslcydalc men at the battle
of Agincourt, 1415, 3 Henry "V. William Metcalfe before
named, entered his pedigree and arms in the Visitation of co.
Y'ork, made circa 1665, by William Dugdale, Esq., Norroy
King of Arms. He had issue with other children, who d.
young, Thomas, son and heir; Margaret, m. Daniel LasccUes,
Esq. of Stank and Northallerton, J. P., IIit;h Sheriff of co.
York, M.P. for Northallerton. The grandson by this marriage
was Edwin Lascelles, of Harewood House, 1st Lord Harewood.
Henrietta Catherina, ra, 1st, John Batt, Fsq. of Oakwell Hall,
and 2ndly, John Smyth, Esq. of Heath Hall and Jliryshaw,
CO. Y'ork. At the Porch House, Northallerton, long the abode
of the Metcalfes, and still in the possession of the family.
King Cuarles I. was once entertained, and he again rested
therein 1047, when a prisoner in the hands of the Commis-
sioners of the Parliament, who had been sent down to New-
castle-on-Tyne to receive the King from the Scots. Tradition
says that he tried to escape from a window on the south side*
of the house. The porch bears the date and initials, W. M.
1674, A. M., for William Metcalfe and Anne his wife, dau. cf
Sir George Marwood, of Little Bushy, Bart., and on an oak
beam in the house is carred R. M. 1684, M. M., for Richard
Jletcalfe and his wife, 3Iargaret, dau. of Roger Wilson, of
Danby Wiske, Gent.
Thomas JIelcalfe, Esq. of Northallerton and Sand Hutton,
son and heir, who d. 1716, had issue, William Metcalfe, of
Northallerton, who d. s. 'p. and was s. by his brother.
Rev. Thomas Metcalfe, M.A., of Northallerton, Rector of
Kirkby Overblow, ra. Anne, dau. of William Smelt, Esq. of
Kirkby Fletham and Leases, co. Y'ork, sister of Capt. Leonard
Smelt, Sub-Governor to the Prince of Wales (afterwards
George IV.) and the Bishop of Osnabruck, under the nominal
Governor, the Earl of Holderncss. He d. 1774, having had
seven sons (four of whom only left issue) and three daus.,
I. William, of Little Busby, co. York, which estate he took
under the will of his cousin, Jane Marwood Turner, and in
compliance therewith assumed the surname and arms of
Marwood, and d. s. p.
II. George (Kev.), Canon of Chichester, afterwards of Little
Busby Hall, who s. his brother William, and took the name
of Mabwood, as before shown.
III. Cornelius, who had issue an only son, Thomas Jletcalfe,
of Lincoln's Inn, who ra. Christiana Brisbane Cranstaun,
only child of Henry Kerr Cranstoun, eldest son of George.
4th son of William, 5th Lord Cranstoun, and d. 1854, leav-
ing a numerous family; and three daus., Anne, m. James
C rrie, of London; Dorothy, ra. George William Babing-
ton, Esq., Surgeon in the 3rd Guards, afterwards in the
H.E.I.C.S., father of the late Dr. Metcalfe Babington, of
Hertford Street, May Fair; Esther, d. unm.
IV. Francis (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Kirkbride, Cumberland,
and Vicar of Rudston, co. York, ra. Harriet, dau. of John
Clough, Esq. of York, d. 1822, and had issue, nine sons and
three daus.,
1 Franeis, M..\., Rector of Kirkbride, Cumberland, and
Vicar of Rcighton, co. York, m. Margaret, dau. of
Charles Ricaby, Esq. of Bridlington, co. York, and d.s.p.
1834.
2 William, a Midshipman R.N., d. young.
3 Henry, Lieut. 32nd foot at Waterloo, where hewastadly
wounded, d. 1828, and left issue two sons and two daus.
The sons d. s. p.
4 John, a Capt. H.E.I.C. military service, who d. at
Madras, 1833. leaving is.sue, two sons, Francis William,
who d. in the Crimea, 1856, unm; John Henry, of
Brompton, Middlesex, who ra. 1863, Alice, eldest dau. cf
Jethro Hugh Grahame, Esq. of Glasgow.
5 Thomas, ra. and has issue.
6 Leonard, d. .?. p.
7 George, d. unm.
8 Charles, d. in infancy.
9 Frederick, d. in infancy.
1 Harriet.
2 Ann, d. at Old England, Bowncss, Windermere, lo53,
uvm.
3 Maria.
I. Henrietta, d. unm. aged 37.
II. Dorothy, d. unm. aged 88, at Old England, Bowncs?, 1842,
III. Elizabeth, d. young.
^rm5— Quarterly ; Istand 4th, arg., three calves passant sa. a
cannon gu., Metcalfe; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a lion rampant gu.,
Hertlington. 6v«£— A tatyr ppr. sUouldering a mormngstar
or spiked club or.
1074
MAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAS
MAHX OF AELE-BURY.
Maex, Geoege Feancis, Esq. of Arle-Eury,
Hants, I. 24 May, 1849; s. Lis father 187G ; m.
1877, Constance Catharine, dau. of Francis J. Ellis
Jervoise, Esq. of Herriard Park, Hants. Mr. Marx
was formerly a C'apt. 6Sth (Durham) Light Infantry.
JttltCatJC* — Geokge Marx, Esq. of Eaton Square, London'
ra. Selina, dau. of Francis Chambers, Esq., and d. 1835, leaving
issue,
Frakcis, late of Arlc-Eury.
Henrietta, widow of Oliver Codrington, Esq. of Dean House,
Kilmiston.
jVIary Louisa (deceased), wife of Francis J. Ellis Jervoise,
Esq. of Herriard Park, Basingstoke.
His son,
Francis Maes, Esq. of Arle Bury, Hants, J. P., Major 1st
Hnnts Administrative Batt. Piifie Volunteers, 6. 16 Sept. 1816;
ii>. Aug. 184S, Anna Maria Selina, elder dau. of the late Wad-
liam Locke, Esq., M.P., of Pkowdeford House, co. Wilts, and
tad is.'ue,
I. George Francis, now of Arle-Bury, h. 24 May 1S19.
II. John Locke, Pt.X., b. 23 AprU, 1852.
fle d. 1876.
Stat — Arle-Bui-y, near Alresford.
MASON OF ALDENHAM LODGE.
Masox, The Eev. Johx, M.A., of Aldenham
Lodge, Herts, h. 28 Jan. 1819 ; m. 9 Nov. 1841,
Charlotte Frances, only surviving dau. of the Eev.
Cliarles Tonge, of Eton Coll. (see Yoxge ofPusfinch),
find by her (who was L. 7 Aug. 1819, and d. 28 Sept.
1801) had issue,
I. George Finch, 6. 3 Jan. 1847.
i:. Henry Charles Finch, 6. 1 July, 1S5S.
I. :iary Alethea Jane. ii. Ada Charlotte Frances.
in. Elizabeth Catherine.
iifUCagC. — John Mason, Esq. of Porters, Herts, b.
9 JIarch, 1686; m. 23 Feb. 1728, Emilia, dau. of Field Marsha]
Wade, and by her had issue, i. John, his heir; ii. George;
i:i. WiUiam; i. Emilia; ii. Elizabeth. The eldest son,
John Mason, Esq., m. 2 June, 1757, Elizabeth, dau. of the
Hon. John Finch. 4th son of Daniel, 2nd Earl of Nottingham,
iind by her had issue, i. Finch, b. 9 May, 175S, d. 1 July, 1796 ;
II. Bryant, his heir; i. Elizabeth; ii. Charlotte; iii. Emilia;
and IV. Georgiana. The 2nd son,
Bryant Mason, Esq., H.E.I.C.'s Civil Service, m. 20 June,
1755, Elizabeth, dau. of Col. Samuel Browne. He was lost at
sea in the " Calcutta " East Indiaman, Feb. 1S09, leaving
issue, I. John Finch, his heir; ii. Francis; in. Henry
Browne, Capt. E.N.; iv. George F'rederick, late Capt. 4th
King's Own; v. Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Shapwick, Somerset,
I. Elizabeth, m. Eobert Montgomery, Esq. ; ii. Charlotte, m.
y. Allen, Esq. ; in. Anne, m. the Kev. James Acland Templer;
IV. Emily, ni. W. Pollard, Esq. The eldest son,
John Finch Mason, Esq. of Aldenham Lodge, J.P. and
D.L., 6. 12 Oct. 1788; vi. 1st, 24 Aug. 1813, Mary, only dau. of
Col. Samuel Cox, of Sandford Park, O.xon, by his 1st wife,
Cateret d'Auvergne, and by her (who d. 11 June, 1819; had
issue,
John Bryant, b. 23 Aug. 1817; d. 26 Jan. 1818.
John, now of Aldenham Lodge.
He r,i. 2ndly, 1 March, 1821, Jane, eldest dau. of Sir Clement
Cottrell Dormer, of Piousham, Oxon, and d. 16 April, 1853.
^.i/i?— Per fess erm. and az., a lion rampant with two heads
counterchanged. Crest — A mennaid per fess wavy arg. and
az., the upper part guttee do larmes, holding in her dexter haad
a comb, and in the sinister a mirror, frame and hair sa.
/Stai — Aldenham Lodge, Watford, Herts.
KASON OF MORTON HALL.
Masox, Geoege "William, Esq., M.A., of Morton
Hall, CO. Notts, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1872-3,
b. 6 Sept. 1819 ; m. 7 Mav, 1844, Marianne, dau. of
Capt. Joseph George Mitiord, H.E.I.C.S., 3rd son
of the late Bertram Mitford, Esq. of Mitford,
Northumberland, and has issue,
I. William Henbt, Banister-aM^w, b. 24 3Iay, 1846.
II. George Edward (Ptev.), Eector of Whitwcll, co. Derby'
b. 20 Oct. 1847.
III. Arthur James (Kev.), Fellow of Trin. Coll. Cambriclge,
b. 5 May, ISol.
IV. Charles Evelyn, Lieut. 3rd foot, b. 27 Jan. 1S55.
I. Maiianne Hariict. ii. Frances Agnes.
III. Theodosia Helen Margaret.
iLtllCiltlC. — The family of Mason was formerly seated at
Egmanton, Notts, where William Mason was living (cm^).
Elizabeth. They afterwards removed to Eaton, in the same
county, where Paul Mason was living 1659. He m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Stephen Coe, of Ordsall, Notts, and had two sons, Paul,
of Eaton, who d. s. p. ; and
The Rev. George Mason, Rector of Ordsall, who r,i. Eliza-
beth, dau. of the Rev. George Pigot, Rector of Ordsall. and had
three sons, Paul, d. 'u.nni. ; George ; and John. The eldest
and youngest both d. s. 'p. The 2nd,
George Mason, Esq. of Eaton, J.P. and D.L. for Notts, m.
Ehzabeth, only child of WiUiam Colton, and had two sons,
George, of Eaton, J.P. and D.L., who d. v.nm. 1809; and
William Mason, Esq. of Welham, Notts, J. P., who m. Jane,
dau. of John Cleaver, Esq. of Carburton, Notts; and d. 1S04,
having by her (who d. 1824) two sons, William, of London,
High Sheriff of Notts 1824, who d. v.nm. 1856; and
The Rev. George Mason, of Cuckney, Notts, J.P., 6.
12 Jan. 1787 ; who m. 1816, Harriett, dau. of James Colrtham,
P.sq. of Anmer Hall, Norfolk, and by her (who d. 26 March,
IS 69) had,
George William, now of Morton Hall.
Henry, of Wakefield, b. 13 May, 1821 ; m. 1st, Florence, dau.
of the Eev. W. Bury, and by her (wiio d. 20 Oct. IsOS) has
issue. Henry William, b. 1855; and George, b. 1858. He to.
2ndly, Sarah, dau. of — Nesfield, Esq., and by her (who d.
20 Oct. 1869) has a dau., Lucy ; and a son, Frederic, b. 1869.
James, late Capt. 94th rcgt., m. Maiia, dau. of Henry W.
Coldham, Esq. of Anmer Hall.
Hariict Elizabeth, d. v.nm. 1872.
Mai-y Jane, m. R. 0. Eidd, Esq. of Lowood, co. Roxburgh,
late of the 9th Lancers, who d. 18 Feb. 1866.
Arras — Or, a lion rampant double-headed az. Crest — A mer-
maid holding comb and mirror ppr. and crined vert,
/beat— Morton Hall, Retford.
MASON OF NECTON HALL.
Tlie late Miss Elizabeth Mason, of Necton
Hall, Norfolk, s. her brother 1871 ; and d. 17 Dec.
1878, aged 88 years.
iLtnCilSC. — This family is of very ancient standing in
Norfolk, and derives from Paul 3Iiller Mason, citizen of
London, who built and fixed his residence at Neetoa Hall
temp. Henut VII. His direct descendant,
Thomas JL-vson, Esq. of Swaffham (youngest son of John
IiI..son, of Necton, who s. to that property at the death of his
nejiliew, Richard Mason, Esq., High sherilT of Norfolk 169S),
■m. Mary, dau. of Thomas Bodham, Esq. of Swaffham, Norfolk,
and had (with two daus., Mary, 'm. John Marconi, Esq. of
Swaffham ; and Susan, m. Francis Colombino, Esq. of Norwich)
a son,
William Mason, Esq. of Necton Hall, who m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Francis Blomefield, Esq. of Swaffham, nephew of the
l;.v. Francis Blometield, the historian of Norfolk ; and d.
25 Jan. 1S07, leaving a son,
William Mason, Esq. of Necton Hall, b. 1753; who m.
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of the Rev. Paul Colombinc,
D.I)., Eeutor of Plumstead Parva, and had issue,
William, late of Necton Hall, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1849, Lieut. -Col. East Norfolk Militia, d. v.nm. Z Dec. laC5.
J ihn, who (/. in the E.I.Co.'s service.
Henry, Midshipman R.N. , perished at sea.
George, J.P. and D.L., Lieut. -Col. in the army, who took by
sign-manual the surname and arms of Blomefield, under
the will of the lute Francis Blomefield, Esq., ■■-■. to Xecton at
his brother William's death ; and d. 1871, when he was s.tiy
his sister,
Elizabeth, late of Necton.
Henrietta Katherine, ra. Ci>arles Vernon, 2nd son of George
Holme Sumner, Esq. of Hatcblands, Surrey.
Armi — Arg., a fess az., in chief two lions' heads of the
Ecjond. Creit — A lion's head winged az. Motto — God my trust.
Suit — Necton Hall, Swaffham, Norfolk.
MASSEY OF POOL HALL.
Masset, Fkaxcis Elcocee, Esq. of Pool Hall,
CO. Chester, J.P., b. 6 Dec. 1822 ; m. 28 Feb. 1867,
MAS
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAS
1075
Caroline Louisa, youngest clcu. of William Ilenvy
Hornby, Esq., M.P. for Blackburn, aud has issue,
I. William Francis Elcocke, h. IG April, 1S73.
I. Maud Henrietta Margaret Elcocke.
H. Mabel Caroline ElcocUe. m. Evclcen Mary ElcocUc.
HiurilflC— Roger Masset, Esq., 2nd son of Roger Massic,
Esq. of Cocldington, and nephew of the celebrated Gen. Massoy,
j». Mary Edwards, of Chester, and had two sons. The 'Jnd
son, Roger, was father of
The Rev. William Masset, Rector of Ditchinghain, in
Norfolk, ))i. Elizabeth, "Jiid dan. and eventual hoires^s of
Francis Elcocke, Esq. of White Tool, co. Chester, and hud
issue,
Boger' (Ven.>, Archdeacon of Barnstaple, and Ecctor of
Cheriton Bishop, Devon, and of Lawhitton, Cornwall, i.i.
Miss Anne Arnold, and had issue, one son, John, and four
daus.
WiLUAU, -who inherited his mother's estates.
Elizabeth. Sarah.
Mrs.Massey, the heiress of Pool, d. 1S25, and was s. by her son,
William Masset, Esq. of Pool Hall, who m. 22 April, 1817,
Hary, only dau. and heir of John Goodman, Esq. of Porthamel,
Anglesey, and by her (who d. 3 Jan. 1855) had issue,
Francis Elcocke, now of Pool Hall.
William Glynne, d. in India, ^mm.
Margaret Henrietta Maria, m. William Massey, eldest son of
Richard Massey, of Moston Hall, Chester.
Mr. Massey d. 1838.
Arms — 1st and 4th, quarterly, gu. and or; in 1st and 4th
quarteis, three flcurs-dc-Iis arg. ; lor diflVrence a canton arg.,
tor Masset; 2nd and 3rd, gu., a saltier vair between fn\ir
cocks statant arg., for Elcocke. Crest — A demi-pegasus with
wings displayed, quarterly or and gu.
Seat — Pool Hull, near Xantwich, co. Chester.
MASSIE OF CODDINGTON.
Massie, Eichaed, Esq. of Pulford Hall, co.
Chester, I. 18 June, 1800 ; m. 7 Jan. 1834, Mary
Anne, eldest dau. of Hugh Robert Hughes, Esq. of
B&che HaU, co. Chester ; she d, s. f. ISil.
iilTCajC. — The early descent of the BIassies of Coddiwj-
fon has long been a matter of dispute, some of the pedigrees
deriving them from a younger son of Sir John Massic, of
Tatton, supposed to have been slain at Shrewsbury, whose
eldest son d. 8 Henrt V. ; and others from Ilamon, son of
Sir John Massie, of Puddington, who also fell at the battle of
Shrewsbury.
Hugh Massie settled at Coddington in consequence of his
marriage with Agnes, dau. and heiress of Sir Nicholas Bold, of
Coddington, great-grandson of John, 3rd son of Sir John
Bold, of Bold, CO. Lancaster. From him descended, in direct
descent,
John Massie, Esq. of Coddington, who m. Anne, eldest dau.
of Richard Grosvenor, Esq. of Eaton, High Sheriff of co. Chester
1602, by Christiana his wife, dau. of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart.
of Norton, and had eleven sons and seven daus. The 5th son,
Edward, was one of the most distinguished military leaders
during the civil wars of the reign of Charles I. : Gen. Massie,
of whom a fine portrait is still preserved at Pool Hall, the seat
of his collateral descendant, d. s. p. in Ireland, and was
interred at Abbeyleix. The eldest surviving son and heir,
BoGER Massie, Esq. of Coddington, aged 09 in 1G63, m. 1G49,
Mary, dau. of Roger Middleton, Esq. of Cadwgan, co. Denbigh,
and had issue, i. John, his heir; ii. Roger, ancestor of the
Massets of Pool Hall (see that Family),; iii. Edward, of Ros-
thome, who d. 1730, leaving, inter alios, a son, Richard
Middleton Massey, M.D., F.R.S., and Sec. S. A., who, by his
2nd wife, Sarah, dau. of John Marshall, Gent, of Wisbech,
bad five sons and one dau. Roger Massie was s. by bis eldest
■0%,
John Massie, Esq. of Coddington, 6. 1G51, father, by Eliza-
beth, his 3rd wife, dau. of John Puleston, Esq. of Pickhill, of
Bichard Massie, Esq. of Coddington, who m. 17 April, 1735,
Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, of Plus Power,
eo. Denbigh, and was s. at his decease, March, 1770, by his
eldest son,
■ John Massie, Esq. of Coddington, 6. 1736, at whose decease,
IH a. p. 1773, the estates devolved on his brother,
■ Thomas Massie, Esq. of Coddington, b. 1738, whowj. Eliza-
' beth, dau. of Nathaniel Marriot, Esq. of Chesluint. Herts, and
I'ying 1802, left an only child,
The Rev. Richard JIassie, of Coddington, Rector of Eccles-
ton, b. 12 Jan. 1771, who m. G Oct. 17'JG, Hester Lee, eldest
dau. of Edward V. Townshend, Esq. of Wincham Hall, co.
Chester, and had issue,
Richard, now of Coddington.
Thuinas Lcche, Admiral 11. N., m. 8 Feb. 1844, Charlotte
Hester, dau. of Edward V. Townshend, Esq. of Wincham
Hall, CO. Chester, and had issue, Edward Richard, 6.1»iU;
Richard Crosbie, deceased ; and Cleopatra Maude.
Edward, m. Sophia, 2nd dau. of the lie v. Charles Thorny-
croft, of Thomycroft Hall, co. Chester.
AVilliain Henry, Rector of St. Marys Chester, d. 5 Jan. 18.5G.
Townshend, deceased. John Bevis, Lieut. U.N., decea>td
Watkin. Charles. George, c/. an infant.
Robert George, m. Annette, dau. of T. Browne, Esq. o»
llartlands, Australia, and has issue, Hugh Ilamon ; Godircy
Egerton ; Richard De Winton ; Robert ; Hester Lee ; Mabel ;
and Luc}".
Hugh Ilamon. Henry, deceased.
Eliza Ann, ui. 1823, William T. Buchanan, Esq. (deceased),
formerly of Havenscroft, co. Chester, afterwards of Nortii-
cote, CO. Gloucester.
Hester Susannah, m. 1828, the late Rev. John Annitstcad,
Vicar of Sandbach.
Frances Maria (decea-sed), m. 1827, Rev. G. B. Blomcfiild,
Prebendary of Chester, and Rector of Stevenage, Herts,
brother to the Bi.shop of London.
Sidney. Barbara Henrietta. Cornelia Lee, deceased.
Han-iet Vyse (deceased), ra. 1829, Lawrence Amiitstead, Esq.
of Cranage Hall, co. Chester.
Anna Maria, deceased. Charlotte, deceased.
Mary Mackenzie, deceased.
The Rev. R. Massie d. 16 April, 1854.
Arms — Quarterly, gu. and or: 1st and 4th, three fleurs-de-
lis arg., for difference a canton arg. Crest — A demi-pegasus
with wings displayed quarterly or and gu.
Scat — Pulford Hall, Wrexham.
MASSINGBEED OF GUNEY.
Massixgbeed, Chaeles Laxgton, Esq. of
Guuby, CO. Lincoln, b. 23 April, 1815 ; m. 1st, I'l
Feb. 18-13, Harriett Anne, dau. of the late Eicliaid
Langford, Esq., and by her (who is deceased) h;,^l
issue,
I. William Reginald Langton, h. 1851 ; d. Feb. 1S.^5.
I. Emily Caroline, yi. 2 March, 1SG7, Edmund Langtop,
Esq., and had issue by him (who d. 2SNov. 1875), Stephen,
b. 12 May, 1S69 ; Charlotte Mildred ; Mary ; Diana.
II. Alice.
He m. 2ndly, 19 May, 1863, Harriet, youngest dau.
of Su- Kobert Wilhani Newman, 1st bart. of Mam-
head.
3LtUCa(J^« — '^^"^ family, whose name has been writti-n
Massyngberde, Massingbergh, and Massingberd, is traced to
the time of Edward I., when its patriarch, Lambert Massing-
berd, resided at Sutterton. His descendant.
Sir Thomas Massingberd, Knt., m. Joan Braytoft, of Br."y-
toft, and, surviving his wife, became, in the reign of Henry
VIII., a Knight of St. John of Jerusalem, and added the 2nd
escutcheon to the family arms. He had issue, i. Acgcstine,
of Braytoft, d.v.p. 1614, leaving a son, Thomas, M.P. for
Calais 4 Edward VI. ; ii. Oswald (Sir), Knt. of St. John of
Jerusalem, Grand Prior of Ireland, and Lieut. " Turcopollier
of Malta," and exchanged his claim to the reversion of that
office (and with it to the Grand Priory of England) for thu
Priory of Ireland. He was installed at Kilmainham by Cardinal
Pole, and attainted, and his house .suppressed, by two Acts of
the Iri.sh Parliament, 1 Elizabeth; hi. Alan, who d.unwi.;
IV. Martin, m. Ursula EIrington, and had three sons and one
dau. Sir Thomas Massingberd d. 25 May, 1552. His greiit-
great-grandson,
Thomas Massingbbrd, Esq. of Gunby, Barrister-at-Law, ;:!.
Frances, dau. of Robert Halton, Esq. of Clee, Serjeantat-Law,
by Joan his wife, dau. of John Draner, or Drayner, Esq. of
Hoxton, and had (with five daus.) two sons,
I. Hesrt, his heir.
II. Dratneu iSir), b. 11 Dec. 1C15, ancestor of Massingberd
of Oriiisbii.
Mr. Massingberd d. 5 Nov. 1636. His eldest son,
Henry Massingberd, Esq. of Gunby, was created a BaroncS
by Cromwell, 1G58, and, soon after the Restoration, was re-
created. His grandson.
Sir William Massingberd, was 3rd bart. of Gunby, M.P.
for CO. Lincoln, at whose decease, v.nm., the baronetcy es«
plicd, while the estates devolved on his sister,
]07G
MAS
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAS
Elizabeth Massisgbebd, of Gunby, m. Thomas Meux, Esq.,
ana li;id two sons. From the younger, Henry Meux, descends
Sin IIenrt Medx, Bart. The elder,
William Meux, Esq. of Gunby, assumed the surname and
arms of Massingbehp only. He m. 1st, Miss Thornborough,
by whom he had,
TiJo.MAs, m. Elizabeth Emerson, sister to Sir Wharton Emer-
son Amcotts, Burt., and predeceasing his father, 1777, left
issue,
JIenbt, .suecessor to his grandfather.
Jolin, of Candlesby, deceased.
Thomas, Capt. K.N., of Candlesby House, co. Lincoln, and
of IJeekenham House, near Bawtry, co. York, b. 17t;;i;
TO. 12 Feb. 1794, Elizabeth Hawksmore Waterhouse, and
liad two sons, Thomas, and Humphry (Rev.) (la. Miss
Fretwcll, anO had is.suc), besides four daus., Christiana;
Louisa; Ellen: and Mary Jane.
Charles (Rev), Rector of Kettlethorpe, co. Lincoln, 6. 1770 ;
m. 1805, Mary, dau. of John Smith, Esq., of Gainsboro,
and d. 1836, leaving issue,
1 Charles, h. 180G; ra. Lucy, dau. of Rev. W. Keary,
Rector of Nunnington, co. York, and has issue,
Henry Alfred. Arthur Keary.
Anne Alice.
2 Vincent Amcotts, Admiral R.N., h. 1808; m. 1844,
Julia, dau. of M. Gutteres, of Sidmouth.
1 Mary Mildred, m. ist, 1837, Frederick James Blair,
Esq., Capt. R.N.; and 2ndly, Rev. William Fraiin
Fortescue, Vicar of Chesterton, co. Oxford.
2 Anna Maria, m. 1836, Rev. G. J. Atkinson.
4 Caroline Bosville.
Emily, d. unm. 1834.
Mr. (Meux) Massingberd m. 2ndly, Miss Drake, and had issue,
AV'illiam, vi. Miss Pastern ; Samuel, d. unm. ; George, went
to America; Frances, d. M»im. ; Caroline; and Margaret, both
d. unm. ; Ann, m. John Fyke, Esq. ; Katherine, m. Rev.
Franais Wilson ; Mary Joice, m. Rev. Edward Brackenbury ;
Sarah Elizabeth, m. Radcliffe Pearl Todd, Esq. He d. 1780,
and was s. by his grandson,
Henkt Massingberd, Esq. of Gunby, m. Miss Elizabeth
Iloare ; and d. about the year 1787, leaving an only dau. and
beiress,
Elizabeth Mart Anne Massingberd, m. 18 Aug. 1802, Pere-
grine Langton, Esq. of the family of Lancton of lanr/ton, who
as.'sumed, in consequence, the surname and arms of Massing-
HBRD, and had issue,
Algernon Langton, who s. to Gunby.
Charles Langton, now of Gunby.
Elizabeth Langton, d. 1818.
Mary Langton, m. 1 Jan. 1830, William Hastings Neville,
Esq., youngest son of Gen. Neville, and has issue, Rothes,
Charles, and Laura, deceased. Margaret Clarissa, d. 1837.
The elder son,
Algernon Langton Massingberd, Esq. of Gunby, co. Lin-
coln, b.9May, 1804; m. 6 Dec. 1827, Caroline Goldsworthy,
dau. of William Pearce, Esq. of Whitehall Place, and had one
eon,
Algernon, Koyal Horse Guards (Blue), h. 11 Sept. 1828, sup-
posed to have perished in South America.
Mr. Massingberd d. 1844.
Ar7)is (of Massingberd of Gunhv)—Az., three trefoils slipped
or, in chief a boar of the second charged with a fieur-de-lis gu.
Crest — A lion's head erased az. charged with two arrows in sal-
tire between four gouttes d'or. Arms (exemplified to Peregrine
Langton, who assumed the name of Massingberd)— Quarterly :
Ist and 4th, az., three quatrefoils, two and one, and in chief a
Tioar statant or, charged on the shoulder with a cross puttee
fju., for Massingberd ; 2nd and 3rd, quarterly, or and arg., on
a cross-humettee gu. between four lions rampant sa. two
fsc/allops of the first, for Langton. CVcs(.s— 1st: A dragon's
luad erased quarterly or and gu. between two wings az. ; 2nd :
A lion's head erased, charged with two broad aiTows in saltire
arg. barbed or, between four gouttes d'eau. Motto — Est
nieruisse satis.
Seat— Gunby Hall, near Burgh, co. Lincoln.
mASSINGBEUD-MUNDY OF OElVrSBY.
Massingbeed-Mttndy, Charles John Henet,
Esq. of South Ormsby Hall, co. Lincoln, J.P. and
D.L. for parts of Liudsey, co. Lincoln, b. 21 June,
1808 ; assumed by royal license, 8 May, 18G3, the
name of Massingberd, in addition to and before
that of MuNDY ; m. 13 Sept. 1838, Elizabeth Susan,
fith dau. of the late John Young, Esq. of Westridge,
Isle of Wiglit, and has issue,
1 I. Charles Fbancis, J.P. and D.L., late Lieut. 5Srd fooH
6. 30 June, 1839; to. 8 Aug. 18C5, Louisa Charlotte, 3r^
dau. of Charles John Bigge, Esq. of Linden, Northumber-
land, by Ids wife, Lewis Marianne, eldest dau. and co-
heiress of Prideaux John Sclby, E.sq. of Twizell House,
Northumberland, and of tlie Mote, Kent, and has issue,
Charles Dbaner, b. 14 July, 18G7; Godfrey Bertram, 6.
25 March, 1872; Francis Oswald, b. 30 Aug. 1874; Sybil
Rosamond; and Phillippa Alice.
II. John Augustin, b. 20 Sept. 1840; d. unm. 29 April, 1S64.
I. Millicent Harriet. ii. Sophy Jane.
III. Fanny Rosamond.
3LinCS(J^. — Sir Dratner Massingberd, Knt., of South
Ormsby, co. Lincoln, and of Henxwonh, co. Hertford, 2n(J
son of Thomas Massingberd, Esq. of Bratoft Hall, in Gunby
(.sec Massingberd of Gunby), b. 11 Dec. 1C15 ; to. 1st, 26 May,
1651, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of Abraham Burrell,
Esq. of Mcdloe House, co. Huntingdon, and by her (who d,
5 Dec. 1677), bad one dau., who d. an infant. Sir Drayncr m.
2ndly, 31 Dec. 1678, Anne, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of Henry
Mildmay, Esq. of The Graces, Essex, by his 1st wife, dau. of
one of the co-heiresses of John Barker, Esq. of Hamond, Salop,
and had, with other issue,
Burrell, his successor. Henry, d. ■unm.
Elizabeth, to. Edward Hyme, of Carolina, in America, and
had issue,
Sir Drayner Massingberd, Sheriff of Lincoln 1645, knighted
by King Charles II. 17 Feb. 1661, d. 1608, and was s. by hia
son,
EcRRELL Massingberd, Esq. of Ormsby and Medloe, b.
23 April, 1683; to. Philippa, dau. of Francis Mundy, Esq. of
Markeaton Hall, co. Derby, and Osbuston, co. Leicester, M.P
CO. Leicester, and had issue,
I. William Burrell, his successor, of whom presently.
II. Francis Burrell, b. 1720; to. Maria, dau. of Thomas
Fanshawe, Esq. of Parsloes, Essex; and d. 6 May, 179.'),
leaving a son, the Rev. Francis Mas.'^ingbcrd, Rector of
Washingborough, co. Lincoln, and Prebendary of Lincoln,
who TO. 1795, Eliza, youngest dau. of his uncle, W. B.
Massingberd, Esq. of Ormsby, and d. 1817, leaving issue,
with two daus., Eliza, d. unm., and Harriet, a son,
1 Francis Charles (Bev.'l, Rector of Ormsby, and Chan-
cellor of Lincoln Cathedral, /;. 3 Dec. 1800; m. 15 Jan.
1839, Fanny, eldest dau. of William Baring, Esq., M.P.,
4th son of Sir Francis Baring, Bart., and d. 5 Dec. 1872,
having had issue,
Francis Burrell, present male representative of the
Massingberd family, Capt. 5th Lancers, b. 31 Jan. 1843.
William Oswald (Rev.), b. 23 Feb. 1848, Rector of
Ormsby.
Mr. Massingberd was High Sheriff of Cambridge and Hunting-
don 1723. He d. Jan. 1728, and was .«. by his eldest son,
William Burrell Massingberd, Esq. of Ormsby, Sheriff co.
Lincoln 1745; to. Anne, dau. and heir of William Dobson,
Esq. of York, and of his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Christopher
Tuncred, Esq. of Whixley, co. York, by his wife Catherine
Armitage, grand-dau. of Sir Francis Aimitage, Bart, of Kirk-
lees, CO. York, and of his wife.. Catherine Danby, through whom
Mr. Massingberd-Mundy is now senior co-heir to the Barony
of ScRoPE of Maslwm. (See Burke's Dormant Peerage.) Mr.
Massingberd d. 18 Aug. 1802, leaving issue,
Charles Burrell, his suecessor.
AVilliam, Rector of Ormsby, rf. unm. 5 May, 1823.
Anne, m. Rev. William Maxwell, D.D., of Falkland, CO.
Monaghan, and had is.sue, John, d. unm., and .i\jane, m.
Rev. H. T. Lyte, and left issue.
Philippa, d. umn. July 1831.
Frances, d. unm. May, 1832.
Eliza, m. her cousin, Rev. F. Massingberd (see above).
Tlie elder son,
Charles Burrell Massingberd, Esq. of Ormsby, co. Lin-
coln, and Braziers, co. Oxford, b. 1749; s. his father 1802; m.
1st, Dec. 1774, Anne, dau. and heir of William Blackall, Esq.
of Braziers, in the parish of Checkenden, eo. Oxfoid; and
2ndly, Marie Jeanne, dau. of Capt. Bapigeon, of Versailles,
by whom he had no issue. Mr. Massingberd was High Sheriff
CO. O.xford, and d. Nov. 1835. By his 1st wife lie had a dau.
and heiress,
Harriet Massingberd, of Ormsby, i;i. 1806, Charles Godfrey
MCNDT, Esq. of Burton Lull, co. Leicester, High Sheriff of
CO. Leicester, 2nd son of Francis Noel Clarke Mundy, Esq.
of Markeaton (see Mundt of Markeaton Hidl). Charles God-
frey Mundy d. 23 April, 1838, and Harriet liis widow,
22 April, 18G4. They had issue,
Charles John Henrt, now of Ormsby.
Harriet, d. young, v.nm.
MAS
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAS
107
Sophy, m John C. DowdesweU, Esq., 2nd son of T. E.
Dowdcswcll, Esq. of I'ull Court, co. Worcester; and d.
Jlay, 1847, leaving issue, John Mundy; Henry Francis, d.
unin.; and George Edward, d. -unm.
' , -ins— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, per pale jru. and sa. on a
s engrailed arg. five lozenges purp., on a chief or, three
lis' legs erased az., for Mcndt; 2nd, az. three quatrcfoils
and one or, in chief a boar statant of the last charged with
.. , lain cross gu., for Massinhbekd; 3rd, quirterly, or and arg.
<.•■.'. a cross couped between four lions rampant sa. five escallops
<ii the first, also for Massisgberd. Crests — 1st, Mundy: A
1>, mther's head erased sa.bezantee ; 2nd, Massingbebd : A lion's
ill ad erased az. charged with two arrows saltircwisc arg.
li tween four goiittcs d'cau.
iicat — South Ormsby Hall, Alford, co. Lincoln.
MASSY-DAWSON OF NEW FOREST
AND BALLYNACOURTE.
M.\sst-Dawson, George Staunto' Kixg, Esq.
of Eallynacourte, co. Tii^perarr, J. P., D.L., High
."^lierift" ISSl, formerly Capt. 14tli Light Dragoons,
' 1816 ; m. 1st, 1854, Grace Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
• William Leeson (see Bueke's Peerage, MlLL-
\VN, E.), and by her (who d. at Geneva, 9 Nov.
iJ5) has issue,
I. James, 6. 26 Jan. 1857.
II. George, h. at Geneva, 8 Oct. 1SG4.
I. Louisa Elizabeth. ii. Grace. lii. Maria.
He m. 2ndly, 1869, Harriett Sophia, dau. of Walter
Steele, Esq. of Monalty, co. Monaghan.
ittltCajC. — Hon. James Massy, 2nd son of Hugh, 1st
Baron Massy, 6. 10 Oct. I73G, assumed the additional sur-
name of Dawson after that of BIasst: he to. Mary, dau. of
' hn Lenard, Esq., and left, with two daus., Elizabeth, m.
liert Compton Bolton, Esq. ; Maria, m. Robert Bomford,
I 5q. of Kahenstown, co. Meath, a son,
James Hewitt Massy-Dawson, of Ballynacourt, 6. 1782 ; m.
II March, ISOO, Eliza Jane, dau. of Francis Dennis, Esq.;
and dying 1S34, left issue,
I. James Massy -Dawson of Ballynacourte, an cfQcer of
Dragoons, b. 1802; d. v.nm. 1837.
II. FitANCis Dennis, 6.23 Sept. 1803; m. l.st, 6 Aug. 1829,
Susan, dau. of Lord Sinclair, and by her (who d. 17 Sept.
]8r)t;) had issue, Francis Staunton, b. 27 Nov. 1840, m.
2 Aug. 1870, Julia Eliza, only dau. of the late T. C. Gilmour,
Esq. of New Orleans, United States, and has a dau., 6.
24 June, 1871; and three daus., Mary Agnes, d. 18 Oct.
18.')9; Jane Isabella, m. 1856, the Chevalier D. Pantaleone;
and Susan St. Clair, vi. at Naples, 1 Jan. 1857, Joseph
Lewis Franklin, Esq., and d. 20 Oct. 1857. Mr. Massy-
Dawson m. 2ndly, 20 March, 1861, at Leghorn, Harriet,
only dau. of Kev. Thomas Sparke GrifBnhoof, of Arkesden,
and by her (who d. 26 March 1867) has a dau.
III. John (Rev.), 6. 30 Oct. 1804; d. 8 Oct. 18.50.
IV. Charles Nicholas Pallmer, Capt. 9th Lancers, h. 1813.
■V. George Staunton King, now of Ballynacourte.
I. Mary Jane, m. George Evelyn, Esq., who d. in 1829.
II. Anna Maria, m. 1st, 16 May, 1833, Kobert Montagu Poore,
Esq.; and 2ndly, 9 Dec. 1839, the late Mark Anthony
Saurin, Esq.; and rf. 15 May, 1865.
in. Elizabeth Kosetta, m. 1st, 13 April, 1828, Eyre Coote,
Esq. of West Park, Hants, who d. 1834; and 2ndly, Sept.
1842, Kear-Admiral Annar Lowry-Corry, E.N. ; and d. his
widow 7 Jan. 1858.
IV. Isabella Pallmer, m. 2 Aug. 1838, Capt. E. D. Dunn, of
the 2nd Dragoon Guards.
V. Louisa Susan, m. 15 Aug. 1839, Edward O'Brien, E.sq.,
who d. 19 May, 1840, 3rd son of the late Sir Edward O'Brien,
Bart. (Sfe Inchiquin, B.)
VI. Adelaide, m. Sept. 1839, Archibald James Lament, Esq. ;
and </. 24 June, 1841. vii. Helena Fiances.
.Seof— Ballynacourte, Tipperary. Clubs — Union, London;
Kildarc Street, Dublin.
MASSY OF KINGSWELIi HOtJSE.
Massy, John, Esq. of Kings-well House, co. Tip-
rary, J.P. cos. Tipperary and Limerick, b. 18 July,
I MO; m. 11 Aug. 1832, Alicia, dau. of the late
f ':ipt. Chadwick.of Chadville, co. Tipperary, and by
!• (who d. 22 June, 1874) has issue,
I. Charles Henry, d. serving with his(the 77th) regt. during
the Uiissian war, in his 'ZOth year.
'I. John, drowned at Kilkee.
MI. KicHARD Albert, of Mount Bivers, Lisfowel, b. 22 Feb.
1840; lato Lieut. 60th Rifles, and now Resident Magia- '
trate, m. 21 April, 1869, Matilda, only dau. of the lato
Capt. Jlinchin, U.S., of Hock Abbey, Cashel, and lias
issue, John George Albert, 6. 27 .Ian. 1870; George
.Godfrey Hamon, 6. 28 March, 1874; and Maude Alice
Beatrice.
rv. John, 6. 30 June, 1848; d. 6 Aug. 1864.
I. Margaret AUcia, m. 11 Aug. 1857, Col. George 'V\'lieeler
son of the late Gen. Sir Hugh Massy Wh#eler, K.C.B.
II. Alicia Victoria, m. 30 June, 1863, James George Deck,
Esq., son of George Deck, Esq. of Wellington, New Zea-
land.
III. Millicent Rebecca, m. 20 Sept. 1871, Capt. Henry 'Wylie,
Bengal army.
IV. Frances Elizabeth.
lltnCilgC. — Rev. -William Massy, son of Rev. Godfrey
Massy (brother to the 1st Lord Massy, and to the 1st Lord
Clarina), m. Bessie, only dau. of Henry Bevan, Esq. of co.
Limerick; and d. 1822, leaving (amongst others) a son,
Charles Massy, Esq., to. 1808, Margaret Spread Cummins
(see Burke's Peerage), who d. 1854, and had issue, Jobn, now
of Kingswell House. Mr. Massy d. 1811.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron between three lozenges sa., a lion
passant or. Crest — A bulls head gu., issuing out of a ducal
coronet or. Motto— Fro libertatc patriae.
Seat— Kingswell House, near Tipperary.
MASTER OF THE ABBEY AND KNOLE
PARK.
Master, Thom.\s William Chester, Esq. of
The Abbey and Enole Park, co. Gloucester, J.P.
CO. Gloucester, M.P. for Cirencester 1837-44, l. 28
May, 1815 ; m. 7 April, 1840, Catherine Ehzabeth,
dau. of Sir George Cornewall, Eart. of Moccas, co.
Hereford, and has issue,
I. Thomas William Chester, J.P. cos. Monmouth and
Gloucester, Capt. Royal Gloucester Militia, b. 14 May,
1841 ; m. 11 Oct. 1866, Georgina Emily, dau. of J. E. W.
Rolls, Esq. of The Hendre, co. Monmouth, and has issue,
I. Richard Chester, b. 29 Aug. 1870 ; ii. Cyril Chester, b. 8
Sept. IS74; iii. Charles Andrew Chester, 6. 30 Nov. 1876 ;
I. Jessy Catherine ; ii. Ruth ; m. Isabel Mary ; iv. Florence.
II. Egerton Philip Chester, b. 20 Nov. 1846.
III. Charles Gilbert Chester, b. I June, 1821; d. 12 April,
1S65.
IV. Arthur Cornewall Chester, b. 25 July, 1S54.
I. Alice Mary Jane. in. Isabel Catherine.
ILt'lTCaCJE. — In the 1st of Edward VI., the site of the Abbey
of Cirencester, with lands in fifteen shires, to be held in capite,
by the service of one knight's fee, was granted to Thomas,
Lord Seymour, but on that nobleman's attainder it rererted to
the Crown, and was subsequently, 6 Elizabeth, bestowed on
the Master family.
Slb William Master, Knt. of Cirencester (elder son of George
Master, Esq. of the Abbey, Cirencester, by Bridget his wife,
dam. and heiress of John Cornw^all), was elected M.P. for that
borough 1623, and appointed High Sheriff of co. Gloucester,
3 Charles I. He in. Alice, dau. of Sir Edward Estcourt,
Knt. of Salisbury, and had several children. Sir William, a
stanch and devoted Royalist, d. 3 March, 1661, in his 62nd
year, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Master, Esq. of the Abbey, bapt. 30 June 1624, m.
Elizabeth, sister of Sir Thomas Dyke, 1st bart. of Horeham,
Sussex, and dying 16S0, was s. by his son,
Tuomas Master, Esq. of the Abbey, Cirencester, bapt. 4
Juno, 1663, M.P. for that borough 16S5 and 16S8. He m.
Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of John Driver, Esq. of Aston, co.
Gloucester, and dying 1710, was «. by his son,
Thomas SIaster, Esq. of the Abbey, Cirencester, bapt. 12
July, 1690, rn. Joanna, dau. and heiress of Jasper Chapman,
Esq. of Stratton, co. Gloucester, and had a son and heir,
Thomas Master, Esq. of the Abbey, Cirencester, M.P. for
that borough in several successive Parliaments, b. 1717, m.
Elizabeth Chester, dau. and heiress of Sir WilliiiniCann, Bart.,
by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Thomas Chester, Esq. of Knole
Park, and had issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Richard, b. 1746; m. 18 March, 1784, Isabella Frances,
dau. of Lieut. -Col. William Egerton, of the Grenadier
Guards, 2nd son of the Hon and Right Rev. Dr. Ilcnry
Egerton, Bishop of Hereford, and </. 17a8, having had issue,
1 William Chester, of Kr.ole Park.
2 Henry, b. 1786, deceased.
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MAS
THE LANDED GENTPtY.
MAS
3 Frederick Cavendish, h. 17S9, deceased.
4 liichard Thomas, late Capt. Grenadier Guards, h. 2-1
March, 17U5 ; ni. Anna Catherina Frederiea, dau. of M.
de Kammerl von Puekpock, of Wasscrburg, iii Bavaria.
1 Elizabeth, d. unm. 1817.
Mr. Master d. 1749, and was s. by his cider son,
TuoMAs Master, Esq. of the Abbey, 6. 1744, Ilish Sheriff
of CO. Gloucester 1771, and was elected M.P. for that county
1784 and 1791; m. 25 May, 17G9, Mary, sister of James, 1st
Lord Sherborne, and by her (who d. 12 July, 1819) liad issue,
Thomas, Brigade Major 2nd Dragoon Guards, d. imm. 17
Oct. 1797.
Jane, b. 19 March, 1774. Mary Ann, b. 9 May, 1777.
Mr. Master d. 12 May, 182.3, and was s. by his dau.,
Jane Master, of the Abbey, Cirencester, b. 19 March, 1774;
she d. 4 Aug. 1862, and was s. by her sister,
Mary Anne Master, b. 9 May, 1777; m. 18 June, 1801,
Lord JohnThynne, M.P. for Bath, afterwards Lord Carteret,
who d. s. p. 10 March, 1849. Lady Carteret was Lady of the
Bedchamber to the Princess Sophia; she rf. 22 Feb. 1 803, and
was .5. by her cousin,
AViLLiAM Chester Master, Esq. of Knole Park, and The
Abbey, b. 4 Jan. 1785. He was Lieut.-Col. in the Fusilier
Guards, and a Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber to
George III., George IV., William IV., and Queen Victoria;
he m. 20 Aug. 1814, Isabel! Margaret, dau. of the Hon. Stephen
Thomas Bigby, Vicc-Clianiberlain to Queen Charlotte, and
by her (who d. 9 Jan. 1800) had
Thomas William Chester now of the Abbey and ICnolo
Park.
George Francis (Rev.), Eector of Stratton, co. Gloucester, b.
25 Dec. 1816 ; vi. 12 Nov. 1845, Fanny, dau. of Sir W. Bol-
land, a Baron of the Court of Exchequer ; and d. 0 May,
1875, having by her (who d. 2 July) had three sons and
three daus.
Henry Orlando Chester, late a Capt. in 95th regt., m. Eliza
Harriett, dau. of J. Higgs, Esq., Commander K.N., and had
a dau., Mary, d. 15 May, 1876.
Charles Chester, a Lieut, in 58th foot, 6. 22 April, 1820;
d. unm. at Sydney, N.S.W., 8 Dec. 1847.
■William Charles Chester, C.B., Hill House, Bodenham, near
Leominster, late Col. of 5th foot, b. 6 Nov. 1821 ; -iii.
Feb. 1801, Madelina Harriett Louisa, dau. of Sir William
Curtis, Bart, of Caynham, Salop, and has issue two sons
and three daus.
Augustus Chester, Vicar of Preston, co. Gloucester, b. 3 Dee.
1829; m.29 July, 1858, Henrietta, dau. of Sir George Corne-
wall, Bart, of Moccas, co. Hereford, and has issue two sous
and one dau.
Francis Robert Chester, late Lieut, in 5Stli foot, b. 18 Jlay,
1823; m. 21 Jan. 1852, Emma Jane, dau. of H. McArthur,
Esq., and by her (who d. March, 1866) has issue two sous
and one dau.
Isabella Mary Frances Charlotte, m. 15 May, 1851, George
William Gunning, Esq., only son of the Rev. Sir Henry
John Gunning, Bart, of Horton, co. Northampton.
Emma Fanny, d. 20 Feb. 1834.
Emily Ariana, m. 1st, 10 Feb. 1859, William Edward, eldest
son of Sir William Curtis, Bart, of Caynham, Salop, who d.
May, 1860, leaving one son, William Michael, b. 11 Nov.
1859. Mrs. Curtis, vi. 2ndly, July, 1868, George B. Charlo-
ton, Esq., only son of the Kev. John K. Charlcton, Vicar of
Elberton, co. Gloucester.
Col. Master d. at Torquay, 20 Nov. 18C8, and was .s. by his
eldest son, Thomas William Chester Master, Esq., now of
The Abbey and Knole Park.
Arms — Gu., a lion rampant guardant, tail forked or, sup-
porting between his paws a rose arg. stalked and leaved vert.
Cnst — Within a ring or, gemmed ppr., two snakes entwined
erect on their tails and endorsed az. Motto — Virtute et
ingenio.
Scats— The Abbey, Cirencester ; and Knole Park, near Bristol,
CO. Gloucester.
ETASTER OF BARROW GREEN HOtTSE.
Master, Chaeles Hoskins, Esq. of Barrow
Green Hgiise, Surrey, J.P., b. 25 March, 1816 ; m.
26 March, 1844, Emily, younger dau. of Nathaniel
Borrer, Esq. of Pakyns Manor, Hurstpierpoint,
Sussex, and has issue,
I. Charles Hoskins, 6. 24 Oct. 1846 ; m. 9 Oct. 1877, Amy
Morgan, 3rd dau. of Gen. Sir John Bissett, K.C.B., and
has a son, Charles Edward Hoskins.
II. Edward Hoskins, b. 17 July, 1848; d. 11 Jan. 1873.
III. Legh Ho.skins, b. 22 Nov. 1850.
IV. Streynsham Hoskins, b. 1851 ; c^. 1855.
V. Herbert Hoskins, 6. 27 April, 1857.
VI. Gilbert Nathaniel, b. 3 July, 1860.
VII. George Streynsham Hoskins, 6. 19 Jan. 1865.
I. Katharine Emily Hoskins, m. 16 April, 1873, Frederick
William Watkins, Esq., Lieut. Royal Engineers, who d.
17 Sept. 1874.
II. Louisa Henrietta. iii. Evelyn Audrey Hoskins.
IV. Ethel Helen Hoskins.
3Linr<t0r. — This is an ancient Kentish family, formerly
seated at East Langdon, Kent.
Sir Streynsham Master, Knt., Governor of Fort St. George,
in the East Indies, 3rd son of Richard Master, Esq. of East
Langdon, and grandson of Sir Edward Master, Knt. of East
Langdon, Governor of Dover Castle, by Audrey his wife, dau.'
and co-heir of Robert Streynsham, Esq.), purchased Codnor
Castle 1692, and served as High Sheriff of co. Derby 1712. Sir
Streynsham m. 1st, Diana, dau. of Sir Thomas Bendish, Knt.
of Essex; and 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Legh,
Esq. of Lyme, co. Chester, by the latter of whom he had
issue, I. Legh, his heir; ii. Streynsham (Rev.) M.A. ; and
I. Anne, m. 1st, Gilbert, 4th Earl of Coventry, and 2ndly,
Edmund Pytts, Esq. of Kyre, co. Worcester. The son and heir,
Legh Master, Esq. of Codnor Castle, M.P. for Newton,
CO. Lancaster, m. Margaret, dau. and heir of Launder, of New
Hall, CO. Lancaster, and had issue,
I. Legh, his heir.
II. Robert (Eev.), D.D., Eector of Croston, co. Lancaster,
wlio had, by Elizabeth his wife, eight sons and two daus.,
1 Streynsham (Rev.), A.M. of Balliol College Oxford,
Eector of Croston, co. Lancaster, b. 10 June, 1766 ; m.
20 Aug. 1790, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Parker Mosley,
Bart, of Ancoats, and d. 1867, having had issue,
Eobert Mosley, A.M., Incumbent of Burnley, co. Lan-
caster, m. Frances Mary, eldest dau. of George Smith,
Esq., M.P. of Selsdon, Surrey, brother of Lord Car-
rington, and has issue.
John, J. P. for Lancaster.
James Streynsham (Rev.), A.M., Hon. Canon of Man-
chester, Rural Dean of Leyland, and Rector and
Patron of Chorley, 6. 1799; m. 1825, Alice, dau. of
Samuel Horrocks, Esq., M.P. of Preston, and has
Streynsham Mosley, M.A., b. 1834, and other issue.
Edward Leigh, Registrar of the Supreme Court of
Gibraltar. Gilbert William.
Elizabeth Anne.
Frances Mary, m. Joseph Feildcn, Esq. of Witton, co.
Lancaster.
Margaret Penelope. Augusta.
2 Robert, M.D., deceased.
3 John Whalley (Rev.), B.D., Eector of Chorley.
4 James, Admiral R.N., m. Jennctta, dau. of the Eev,
Henry Heathcote, of Walton-on-the-Hill, co. Lancaster,
and had issue, James Henry, deceased; Strcynsluiia
Legh, deceased; Edward Pelham; Whalley; Roluit
Samuel, deceased ; Charles, d. young; Jennctta, m. Franiis
Falkncr, Esq. ; and Elizabeth Grace, m. 1st, John
Wroughton Harrison, Esq. ; and 2nd]y, the Rev. Henry
Brooks.
5 Edward, A.M., Eector of EuflFord, co. Lancaster, de-
ceased.
6 Gilbert Coventry, in. Augusta, dau. of Sir James
Campbell, and had issue, Gilbert Coventry Streynsham,
deceased ; and Robert Augustus, in. 1st, Isabella, ilau. of
HenncRsy, Esq., and 2ndly, Marionnc, dau. of Col.
Kennedy.
1 Jane, m. James Whalley, Esq. of Clerk Hill, co. Lan-
caster, afterwards Sir James Whalley Smythc Gardiner,
Bart. 2 Elizabeth, lyi.the Eev. Henry Heathcote.
III. Elizabeth, d.. unm.
Mr. Master d. 1750, and was s. by his son,
Legii Master, Esq. of New Hall, co. Lancaster, anSi
Codnor Castle, co. Derby, who to. 1753, Katherine, only dau.
and heir of William Ho.skins, Esq. of Harrow Green House,
Oxtcd, Surrey, and by her (who d. 1807), left at his decease,
1796, a davi. Katherine, who d. unm. 1809 ; and a son, his
successor,
The Rev. Legh Hoskins Master, of Codnor Castle, co.
Derby, and Barrow Green House, Surrey, Rector of Lymps'
field, m. 1778, Mary, dau. of the Rev. Pierson Lloyd, D.D.,
and d. 11 Jan. 1813, leaving, with a dau., Mary Anne, m.
Cheselden Henson, Esq. of Bainton House, co. Northampton,
an only son,
Charles Legh Hoskins Master, Esq. of Codnor, co. Derby,
and Barrow Green House, J. P. and D.L., b. 11 May, 1781;
ill. 1 May, 1812, Louise, youngest dau. of the Rev. Joseph
Williamson, Rector of Thakenham, Sussex, and at bis decease,
11 May, 1861, left issue,
Charles Hoskins, now of Barrow Green House.
Louisa Hoskins, r,i. 1834, William Henry Walton, Esq., one
of the Masters in the Court of Exchequer.
Emily Hoskins.
MAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAT
107D
Arms — Az., a fess embattled ibetween three griffins' heads
1 ascd or. Crest— In a mural crown or, a unicorn's head arg.,
Hied and armed or. Motto — Non minor est virtus quam
\;i;rere, parca tucri.
i'eat— Barrow Green House, near Godstone, Surrey.
MATHESON OF ARDROSS.
Matheson, Alexander, Esq. of Ardross,
Lochalsh, and Attadale, co. Eoss, M.P. for the
Inverness Burghs 1847 to 1868, and for co. Ross
since 18G8, J.P. and D.L. for Koss, Cromarty,
Inverness, and London, b. 1805 ; m. 1st, 1840,
Marj, only dau. of J. C. Macleod, Esq. of Geanies
(which lady d. 1841) ; and 2ndly, 19 July, 1853,
Lavinia Mary, sister of the 8th Lord Beaumont,
irid by her (who d. 30 Sept. 1855) has had issue,
1. Kenneth James, D.L. co. Eoss, b. 12 May, 185-1.
I. Mary Isabella.
Ce m. 3rdly, 17 April, 1860, Eleanor Irving, 6th
lau. of the late Spencer Perceval, Esq. (see Bueke's
Peerage, Egmont, E.), and by her has issue,
II. Alexander Perceval, 6. 6 Feb. 1861.
HI. lloderick Mackenzie Chisholm, 6. 26 Dec. 1861.
IV. George Charles, 6. 9 June, IS67; d. 13 Dec. 1870.
v. Torquhil George, b. 4 Feb. 1871.
I. Eleanor Margaret. ii. Anna Elizabeth.
in. Flora. iv. Ilylda Nora Grace.
Vlr. Matheson acquired, by purchase, 1851, the
state of Lochalsh, &c., the ancient possession of his
ncestors, forfeited 1427.
ILtnCitJP. — John Matheson, of Lochalsh, eldest son of
llistcr MacPtuarie, and 10th in descent from Mathgamna, was
onstituted by John Mackenzie, 9th Laird of Kiatail, Constable
f the Castle of Elian Donan, and was killed in defending that
Drtress against Donald Gorm Macdonald, of Slate, when he
ttacked it in 1537. By his marriage with the widow of
)ugr.ld Mackenzie, Tutor of Kintail, he had an only son,
UuGALD Matheson, of Lochalsh, who s. his father, and was
oinmonly called Dugald Roy. He d. at Invergarry, leaving a
on,
MuEDOCH Matheson, of Lochalsh, who had two sons, Eode-
ICK, progenitor of the Matbesons of Bdiaetyicld ; and
Dugald ilATHESON, who inherited Balmacara, and had three
ans, the eldest of whom,
John Matheson, «(if!.s John Og, m. a dau. of Mackenzie of
iilton, and was s. by his eldest son,
Alexander Matheson, m. Christina, dau. of Farquhar
lacrae, of Inverinate, and sister of the first Mrs. Matheson, of
ennetsfield, by whom he had, with other issue, a son,
yABQCHAE Matheson, designated of Fernaig. He r,i. 1st, a
au. of Murchison of Achterj re, by whom he had no issue ; and
ndly, Mary, dau. of Macrae of Ariyugan, by whom he had
sue, I. John, his heir; ii. Alexander, of Balmacara, m.
iary, dau. of Murdoch Mackenzie, of Sand, and was pro-
enitor of several families in N'orth America; and in. Donald,
f Duirnish.
John Matheson, of Attadale and Corrichrubie, m. 1st, a
au. of Mackenzie of Achilty, by whom he had two sons, who
young; and 2ndly, Margaret, dau. of Mackenzie of Pitlundy,
whom he had, with three daus., five sons, i. Donald, of
ttadale, d.s.p.; ii. Kenneth, killed at Quebec, s. j). ; iii.
lexanber; iv. William; v. Farquhar, of Courthill, father
the late Capt. William Matheson, and of Farquhar Mathe-
in, a Merchant in Calcutta. He „t. 3rdly, Elizabeth, dau. of
mon Mackenzie, of Allangrange, by whom he had a son,
)hn. The 3rd son,
Alexander Matheson, of Attadale, m. Catherine, dau. of
s uncle, Alexander Matheson, of Balmacara, and d. 1804,
aving an only son,
John Matheson, of Attadale, rd. 1804, Margaret, eldest dau.
Capt. Donald Matheson, of Shinness, co. Sutherland, and
f her (who d. 1851) had five sons and two daus.,
Alexander, now of Ardross.
Uugli, late Merchant in Liverpool, m. Christina, dau. of
Rev. Dr. Macplurson; and it. 187-5, leaving three daus.
Farquhar, Minister of Larig, resigned 1878.
Donald, settled in America, ni. and has issue.
John, deceased.
Catherine, m. Gen. John Macdonald, H.E.I.C.S.
Harriet, m. Charles Lyall, Esq. of London.
r. Matheson, d. 182C.
II.
Arm» (as blazoned in Sir David Lindsay of the Mount's
Heraldry;— Arg., three dexter hands couped two and one gu.
Vre.it—A dexter hand holding a scimitcr in less all ppr. Motto
— Fac ot spera.
Hents— Ardross Castle; Duncraig; and Attadale House, all
CO. Ross, N.B. Town Jiesidence—16, South Street, Grosvenor
Square, W.
MATHEW OF TRESUNGER, PENNI-
TENNY, AND THE LEEWARD ISLANDS.
Buckley-Math EW, George Bestenuto, Esq.,
C.B., m. 1st, 1835, Anne, dau. and heir of Henry
Iloare, Esq. of Stourhead, Wilts (only son of Sir
Eichard Colt Hoare, Bart., by his wife, the Hon,
Hester Ly ttelton) ; and 2ndly, 1 849, Rosina Ade-
laide (who d. 1873), 2nd dau. of J. C. Uandley,
Esq., and has had issue,
I. Bbownlow Hugh, Major R.E., 6. 24 Dee. 1835; m. Annie,
dau. of John Wilson, Esq.
II. Eichard Byam, Lieut. 27th Madras Infantry, d. 1S57.
III. Greville Charies, Member of Council, and Colonial Secre-
tary, British Honduras, d. 1S66.
IV. William Gambler, d. 1840.
V. Monckton Gambler, d. 18uG.
I. Ida Euphemia Bertie, m. Arthur Earle, Esq., son of Sir
Hardman Earle, Bart. ii. Florence Mary Gore,
lie m. 3rdly, 1875, Miss Gerard, of New York.
Mr. Buckley-Mathew, who assumed the name of
Buckley before that of Mathew, by H.M.'s
license, as inheritor of the estates of that family iii
the Island of St. Christopher, served for several
years in the army, and lastly in the Coldstream
Guards. He represented Athlone and Shaftesbury
in Parliament, and was subsequently Governor and
Commander-in-Chief of the Bahama Islands. After
filling various important Consular posts, he was
promoted in the Diplomatic Service, and is now
H.M.'s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary at the Court of Brazil.
HinrrtCJC— The Welsh genealogists differ respecting the
e.irlier descent of the ancient Glamorganshire family of
Mathew, some claiming Gwaethvoed, Prince of Cardigan and
Gwent, as its progenitor, while others, with greater proba-
bility, deduce it from Yvorc, Lord of Torkelyne, in Anglesey,
who accompanied Einion to the assistance of Justyn ap Gur-
gant, Prince of Glamorgan, and obtained the grant of Bryn-
with, with an extensive Lordship to the north-east of LlaudaiT.
His descendant,
Matthew AP Jevan, of Brynwith, m. (circa 13S5) Janet, dau.
and heir of Sir Jenkyn le Flemyng, of LlandatT (by his wife
Joyce, dau. and co-heir of Sir James Xorris, of Penlyne), and
thus acquired that Lordship. They left issue,
Davh) (Sir), of Llandaff.
Robert, of Castle Menych, whose descendant, Cecil, dau. and
heir of Charles Mathew, Esq. of Castle Menych and Hensol
Castle, rii. Charies Talbot, created Baron Talbot of HcnsoI,
and is represented by the Earl of Shrcw.sbury and Talbot,
and George Lord Dynevor, who possesses Castle Menych.
Younger sons of this line became settled at Eoos, in Glamor-
ganshire, at Hoddington, Hants, and at Stanstead, Sussex.
Hinry Mathew, of Stanstead, m. Anne, dau. and heir of
tlie Hon. Stanislas Browne, brother of Viscount Montagu,
and their son, Francis, settled at Cadiz about 1750, and left
there a numerous issue. The great-grandson of James, of
Koos, Tobias Mathew, Archbishop of York, ranks among
the most eminent British Prelates.
The elder son.
Sir David Mathew, of Llandaff, " Grand Standard Bearer,"
was a distinguished military leader of his day. His fine
monument is still extant in the ancient cathedral of Llandaff.
He »i. Gwendoline, dau. of Sir David Herbert, of Chappcl, and
left issue,
Eeinborn, Lord of Llandaff, whose will is dated 1470. K:3
descendant, the eccentric Capt. Mathews, of liath /grandson
to the gallant Admiral Thomas Mathew, M.P.\ added the s.
to his name as a distinctive mark, and dying «. p., be-
queathed Llandaff Court to bis wife's relatives.
Jenktn.
John, whose dau. and heir jn. Sir T. Morgan, of Tredegar.
Thomas, m. Katharine, dau. and co-heir of Morgan ap Jevan,
of Radyr, descended from Justyn ap Gurgant. His eldes,
son. Sir William, of Radyr, was made a Knight Bannaret
on Bosworth Field, by Henry VII., and d. 1508. George,
eldest son of Edmond Mathew, of Radyr, High Sheriff co.
Glamorgan 1592, m. 1620, Elizabeth, Viscountess Thuiles,
4 A
1080
MAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
IIAT
mother of James, Dulcc of Ormonde, ancl settled in Irelaiul.
Upon the decease of his descendant, Francis James Mathew,
Earl of Llandaff, K.P., 1833, the estates devolved upon his
Bister, Lady Eliiabetli Miithcw, under whose will they were
possessed by the late Count de Jarnac, and are now the
property of Lord Dunsandle.
Jenkyn Mathew, according to the Heralds' Visitation of
Devonshire, m. Luoia, dau. amd heir of William Starkey, Esq., of
Wilts, brother to Sir Humphrey Starkie, Chief Baronof the Ex-
chequer, and assumed her arms — (namely, sa., a stork ppr.) —
and from his grandson, Edmund Mathew, of Dodbroke, Devon,
•who d. 3 April 1524, is deduced the family at that place, and,
as asserted, that established at Pennitenny and Tresunger, in
the parishes of St. Kew and Endellion, Cornwall. The name,
however, was certainly of some distinction in both these
counties at an early date. A William Mathew was " pre-
positus" of Bodmin 1308. John Mathew, Master of the
Artillery to Henry V. at Azineourt, received for his services
the enormous grant of the baillie wicks of Rouen, Caux, and
Evreux (Pat. 7 Hen. V.), which were exchanged by King
Heney VI. for an annuity of £.00 (Pat. 25 Hen. VI.); another,
John Mathew, was Prior of Buckfastleigh, 1485.
William Mathew, of Tresunger Castle, great-grandson of
John Matthew, named in the Visitation of Cornwall as pos-
sessed of lands at St. Kew, circa 1540, m. Sibylla, dau. and heir
of John Koscarrock, of Eoscarrock, Maid of Honour to the
QcEEN, and was father to Col. John Matthew, who took a
leading part under his maternal relatives. Sir Richard and
Sir Bevil Granville, in the civil war in the West of England.
TJpon his decease, without issue male, tlie representation of the
family devolved upon his cousin. Col. Abednego Mathew,
Xieut.-Governor of St. Kitts (son of William Mathew, of Penni-
tenny, grandson of William Mathew, of Tresunger and Penni-
tenny), wlio d. 1G81, leaving issue by his wife, Susanna, dau.
and heir of Col. Sparrow, of the ancient family of that name
atAshby, CO. York, Charles and Thomas, who both d. s. x>.,
and William, who entered, 1670, the Coldstream Guards, raised
ty his kinsman, George Monck, Duke of Albemarle. He com-
manded the brigade of Guards in Lord Ormonde's expedi-
tion to Spain,* was knighted 1704, and appointed Capt.-Gcn.
of the Leeward Islands, and d. at Antigua in the year following.
Sir William Mathew m. Catherine, Baroness Van Leemput, of
the Netherlands, heiress of the historical family of that name,
and left issue (with a dau., Louisa, m. Charles Pym Burt, Esq.)
a son, William Mathew, who commanded the Coldstream
Guards, under his father, at Almanza and Almirura, and was
also selected, 1735, for the Government of the Leeward Islands,
where he d. 14 Aug. 1752, having held this high office for
seventeen years. Gen. Mathew received, shortly before his
death, the official tender of a Baronetcy, as a reward due to
his services (an honour conferred on his predecessor and his
Buccessor for services of a less extended period), but owing to
the news of his decease. His Majesty's declared intention was
never carried into effect. He -m. 1st, Anna, dau. and heir of
Gen. Thomas Hill ; 2ndly, Anne, dau. and eventually co-heir
of Michael Smith, Esq., Lieut. -Governor of Nevis; and 3rdly,
Margaret, dau. of Isaac Gamier, Esq. of London, by Margaret
(sister of George, 1st Lord Carpenter) his wife, and left issue,
I. William, m. Miss Brograve, of Norfolk, and left (with a
son, William, who m. Catherine Grey, and (/. s. p.) a dau.,
Julia, -m. John Conyers, Esq., and had issue, John, of
Copt Hall, Essex, and Julia, m. John, Ist Lord Wrotteslcy.
II. Daniel, of Eclix Hall, Essex, eventual representative, 6.
1718.
ni. Edward, ofClanville, Hants, Equerry to King Geokce III.
Gen. Matthew commanded the brigade of Guards in North
America, and was subsequently Governor of Grenada. He
TO. Lady Jane Bertie, sister and eventual co-heir of Brown-
low Bertie, last Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven, and left
issue,
1 Brownlow, who took the name of Bertie before that of
Mathew, under his uncle's will, and marrying Miss
Naylor, left at his decease a son, Bertie (unfortunately
killed by a fall from his liorse at Rome), who d. unm. ;
and four daus., of whom, Jane, m. Field Marshal the
Marquis de la Marmora, of Turin.
1 Eliza, m. T. Maitland, Esq., and left, with other issue.
Gen. Sir Peregrine Maitland, who commanded the Guards
at Waterloo ; and the Rev. Charles Maitland, of Brighton.
2 Jane, m. Ist, D. Dewar, Esq.; and 2ndly, Lieut. Cum-
berland, R.N.
3 Mary, m. Licut.-Col. Warren, Coldstream Guards.
4 Anne, m. James Austen, Esq. of Alton.
rv. Abednego, M.P., m. Janet, dau. and heir of William
Buckley, Esq. of St. Kitts, and of Morley, co. York, by his
■wife Sarah, dau. of Sir Charles Payne, Bart., and had issue,
* Vide Mackinnon's Coldstream, Guards, and Carleton's War
i% Spain.
1 Abednego Cliarles Buckley, of the Pioyal Dragoons, and
of The Lyth, Salop, m. Elizabeth, dau. of J. Sparling,
Esq. of Pelton Hah, Salop, and d. s. p.
1 Lydia Payne, m. J. Bothan, Esq. of Hazelwood, Hertg.
2 Mary, m. Hugh, Viscount Carleton.
V. Isaac, d. unm.
I. Penelope, m. Admiral Sir John Moore, Bart., K.B., and
left three daus., of whom, Catherine, m. 1776, Sir Charles
Bampfyldc, Bart., and had issue, George, 1st Lord Polti-
more; and Penelope, m. Rev. Ralpli Sueyd, Precentor of
St. Asaph {see Sneyd of Keele).
The 2nd son,
Daniel Mathew, Esq., purchased Felix Hall (which was
again sold at his decease) from the Abdy family, and built the
present fine residence there. He served as High Sheriff for
Essex 17G9, and contested tlie representation of the county,
but was defeated after one of the most memorable struggles on
record. He w. 1st, Penelope, dau. and heir of William Smith,
Esq.; and 2ndly, Mary, dau. of George Byam, Esq. of Apps
Court, and widow of Col. Lyons, of Antigua, by whom he left
issue, at his decease, 14 May, 1777,
Daniel Byam, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Edward Dering,
Bart., M.P., and d. 25 April, 1S38, leaving issue, Daniel
Dering, d. s. p. 1856; and a dau., Eliza, m. William Roe,
Esq,, Commissioner of H.M.'s Customs (brother of Sir
Frederick Roc, Bart.), who left issue, Fanny, m. Sir Chaloner
Ogle, Bart.
George, eventual representative of the family.
Mary, d. v.nm.
Louisa, »i. James, LordGambier, G.C.B., Admiral of the Fleet,
Eliza, m. Robert, Viscount Galway, K.B., P.C., and left
issue, of whom a dau., Henrietta, in. Robert Pember-
ton Milnes, Esq., M.P., and left a son, Richard, created
Lord Houghton; and a dau., in. her cousin, Viscount
Galway.
Jane, m. S. I. Gambler, Esq., Commissioner of the Navy,
and had issue, seven sons and seven daus., of whom Mary,
m. Richard Parry, Esq.; Emily, m. Edward Morant Gale,
Esq. ; Carohne, m. J. Gordon Murdoch, Esq. ; Sophia, w.
Rev. W. W. Pym; and Fanny, m. George Butler, Esq.
The 2nd son,
GEORfiE Mathew, Esq., served in the Coldstream Guards in
tlie American war. He in. Euphemia, dau. of John Hamilton,
Esq. of Riselands, and dying at Schintznach, in Switzerland,
17 June, 184G, aged 85, left issue,
George Benvenuto, present representative.
Mary Euphemia, m. Leopold Von OrUch, of His Prussian
Majesty's Guards.
Amu — 1st and 4th, sa., a stork ppr. within a bordure arg. ;
2nd and 3rd, az., two stars in fess or, for Barony of Van
Leemput. Crests — 1st, A stork ppr. standing in grass, for
Mathew; 2nd, Issuing from a ducal coronet a griffin's head
and neck or, for Van Leemput. Mottoes — Ubi amor ibi fides;
and JEquam servare mentem.
liesidcnce — 24, Wilton Street, S.W.
MATHEW OF PENTLOE HALL.
Mathew, Henry Coldham, Esq. of Pentloe
Hall, Essex, J.P., Capt. East Norfolk Militia, b.
23 Oct. 1825 ; m. 30 Dec. 1851, Emily de Vera, 2nd
dau. of the Eev. Arthur G-eorge Harper Hollings-
worth, M.A., a member of the ancient family of
IloUingsworth, of HoUingsworth, in Mottram, co.
Chester, Vicar of Stowmarket, and Dean Eural of
Stowe, Suffolk, by Margaret Selby de Montfort hifl
wife, -whose great-grandfather was Count Pierre de
Montfort, of Languedoc, a Protestant, and a Capt.
in the army of King William III. in the cos. of
Meath and Longford, Ireland. The issue of the
marriage are,
I. William Edward Bbise De Veke, 6. 11 Dec. 1852.
II. Henry Artliur Coldham, 6. 18 April, 1854.
III. George De Montfort, 6. 5 May, 1857.
I. Elizabeth Maria.
?LturagC.— William Mathew, Esq., m. 10 July, 1787,
Elizabeth Maria, dau. of Edward Coldham, Esq. of Bury St.
Edmunds, and by her (who d. 17 Feb. 1835), left at his deceasei
17 June, 1830, a son and successor,
Edward William Mathew, Esq., m. 11 Dec. 1815, Charlotte
Olivia, 2nd dau. of Oliver Johnson, Esq. of the Hay Hcase,
Earls Colne, Essex, and by her had issue,
William Brisc, d. 18 May, 1840.
Henry Coldham, now of Pentloe Hall.
Edward Fisher Euggles, in. 0 Oct. 1856, Louisa Ethel, eldest
dau. of John James Amory, of St. Kitts, West Indies, and
d. 27 Oct. 1858, having a posthumous son, Edward Jermyiii
b. 0 May, 1859.
MAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAU
[Q81
Emily Bvisc, m. 2 Oct. 185G, her cousin, Oliver, eldest son of
Bicliaid Oliver Jolinson, Esq. of Hay House, Earls Colne,
Essex.
Olivia Elizabetli. Cliarlotte Thornhill. Margaret jVnne.
Lucy Freeland, d. 11 Jan. 1853.
Mr. MatUew d. 9 Aug. 1834.
jlrms—Az., three lions rampant arg. on a chief of the last
three crosses erosslet sa. Crixt—A lion's gamb erect holding
a cross erosslet sa. Mntto — Cruce non leone lides.
Sea(_l>ontloc Hall, Cavendish, Suffolk; licsidence—LanycY
House, Felixstowe, Ipswich.
MATHIAS OF LAMPHEY COURT.
Matuias, Lewis, Esq. of Lamphey Court and
Llangwarrcn, co. Pembroke, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1856, b. 29 Jan. 1813 ; m. 9 Oct. 1845,
Emily Catherine, dau. of the late John Bennct
Lawe's, Esq. of Eothamsted, Herts, and by her (who
d. 1877) had issue,
1. CuARLES, 6. 19 June, 1849; m. 16 Sept. 1875, Cecilia, dau.
of the late Adrian Stokes, Esq. of St. Botolph's, co.
Pembroke, and has a son, 6. 1877.
n. Lewis, 6. 20 Jan. 1851.
ni. Herbert, b. 19 Dec. 1854; (7. 9 Nov. 1SC5.
I. Emily Mary, d. 21 May, ls75.
II. Caroline, d. 10 Jan. 1808. in. Ada. iv. Eose.
iLtnCitSC. — The earliest ancestor of this family on record,
Teo.MAS Mathias, Esq., d. 1617, and from him the Llan-
gwarren property descended in a direct line to
David Mathias, Esq. of Llangwarren, r,i. Miss De la Motte,
and had a son and heir,
Charles Mathias, Esq. of Llanjrwarren, m. 23 April, 1S12,
Mary, dau. of John Bethell, of Hassage, Somerset (uncle of
lUchard Bethell, 1st Lord Westbury), by Christian his wife,
dau. of George Hole, Esq. of Pilton, and by her (who d. 10
March, 1853) had issue,
Lewis, of Lamphey Court.
WUliam, 6. 25 March, 1816; m. 28 April, 1856, Eliza, dau. of
— Stra Jbury, of Bridgewater.
Charles, b. 23 Sept. 1817.
George, b. 16 Feb. 1819; m. Dec. 1846, Caroline, 5th dau. of
Edward BidwcU Law, Esq. late of Staplegrove, Somerset,
decea.sed, and has had i.«sue, James Llewellyn, d. Nov. 1852 ;
Henry Harding; and Florence JIarian.
Henry, b. 26 April, 1820; m. 18 Feb. 1847, Charlotte Maria
Carleton Lloyd, eldest dau. of John Philipps Allen Lloyd
Philipps, Esq. of Dale Castle, co. Pembroke, and has issue,
Charlotte Emma Lloyd ; Mary Lloyd ; Grace Mabel Lloyd ;
Eleanor Lloyd; Edith Maud Lloyd; Gertrude Lloyd, d.
3 Oct. 1857 ; and Fredcrica Ellen Lloyd, d. 30 March, 18G0.
Edward, b. 18 Jan. 1822; m. 10 Aug. 1852, 3Iargaretta, only
dau. of David Jones, Lieut. E.M., deceased, and has issue,
Edward, 6. 21 April, 1853; Arthur, b. 28 March, 185G;
and Edith Mary.
James, 0. 17 Nov. 1823; m. Maria Harriett, 2nd dau. of
William Eawstome, Esq. of Rowick, co. Lancaster.
Alfred, b. 28 March, 1825; ni. 1851, Louisa, dau. of Edward
Bedwell Law, Esq. of Staplegrove Lodge, Somerset, de-
ceased.
Thomas, b. 5 Feb. 1827; m. Mary Jane, dau. of John
Eichards, Esq. of Bridgewater, deceased.
Frederick, b. 11 July, 1828; m. Mary Magotty, dau. of the
Rev. James Broth Byers, of Lamphey.
Mary, to. 1836, Capt. (afterwards Admiral) John Milligen
Laws, of Marchficld House, Binfield, Berks, and has issue.
Charles Mathias d. 23 July, 1851.
Arms — A stag trippant ppr. armed or, between three flcurs-
;e-]iB arg.
Seats— lamphey Court, near Pemhrokc; and Llangwarren,
). Femhroke.
MATJLEVEREE, OP ARNCLIFFE.
The late William Mafleteeee, Esq. of Arn-
KfiTe, CO. York, J.P. and D.L., b. 1792 ; m. 1812,
.elen, dau. of the late Sir George Abercromby,
art. of Birkcnbog, and by her (who d. Sept. 1859)
' two daus.,
L Jane, m. 21 Sept. 1841, Thomas Meyncll, Esq., J. P.,
eldest son of Thomas Meyncll, Esq. of North Kilvingtun ;
d. luCl.
II. Geobgiana Helen, m. 14 Sept. 1853, Docglas Bkown,
Esq., Q.C., Becorder of King's Lynn, J.P. and D.L., and
lias issue.
lad
3Ir. Manleyercr having succeeded, at the decease of
his aunt. Miss Mary Maulcverer, 1833, to the Maulc-
Tcrer estates, changed, by Act of Parhament, his
patronymic Gowax, for the svirname of Mauie-
VEREK. He d. March, 1857.
JLtllCitJIC. — Sir Eichard JLicleverer, Knt., came into
England with the Conqueror, and was constituted Master or
IJangcr of the forests, chases, and parks north of Trent. He
was father of Sir John Macleverer, Knt. (from whom sprang
the distinguished knightly family of Macleverer of Arnctiffe,
CO. York, which preserved a male succession until the death,
1784, of Thomas BIauleverer, Esq. of Arncliffe (son of
Timothy Mauleverer, Esq. of Arncliffe, and grandson of
Timothy Matileverer, Esq. of Arncliffe). He left by his wife
Sarah Pawson, dau. and co-heir of John Wilberforce, Esq. of
Gainsborough, co. Lincoln, five daus., his co-heirs.
Jane, m. Robert Lindsey, Esq. of Lough, co. Tyrone.
Sarah, m. J. Arthur Worsop, Esq. of Alvcrley Grange, co.
York. Anne, m. 1760, Clotwortht Gowan, Esq.
Frances. Mary.
His 3rd dau.,
Anne Mauleveeer, m. Col. Clotworthy Gowan, son of Rev.
Clotworthy Gowan, Rector of Invern, co. Derry, and hud
(besides William Gowan, who s. his aunt, Mary Mauleverer,
at Arncliffe, 1833) two sons and two daus.,
Clotworthy Gowan, a Civil Servant at Bengal, and Persian
Secretary to Sir A. Welleslcy ; deceased.
George Gowan, Judge in the Madras Civil Service ; deceased.
Jane Gowan, m. the Hon. Col. Butler, and d. 1834, leaving
three children.
Mary Gowan, r.i. Thomas C. Roberts, Esq.
Arms — Sa., three grevhounds courant in pale arg. Crest —
A maple branch arising' out of the trunk of a tree. Motto — En
Dieu ma foy.
Scat — Arncliffe Hall, Northallerton, co. York.
MAUNSELL OF THORPE MALSOR.
MArxsELx, Eet. Cecil Hexet, of Thorj^e
Malsor, co. Northampton, M.A., Curate of St. Bartho-
lomew, London Eoad, Brighton, Lord of the Manor
and Patron of Thorpe Malsor, b. 9 Jan. IS 17 j s.
his father 1875.
ILtnCiXtJC. — The pedigree of this ancient and eminent
family is deduced from the period of the Conquest.
Richard Macnsell, Esq. of Chicheley, Bucks (12th in lineal
descent from Ralph Maunsell, of Buckinghamshire, who held
one fee of Jervase PaganeU, 14th Henry II.), d. 1559, leaving,
by Joan his wife, dau. of Thomas Potter, Esq. of Newport
Pagnell, two sons, Thomas, his heir ; and Johx, ancestor of
Macnsell of Co^grove. The elder,
Thomas Maunsell, Esq. of Chicheley, Bucks, yn. 1567, Agnes,
dau. of John Morton, of Oundle, and widow of William
Everett, Esq. of that place, and left, with three daus., as
many sons,
I. John, of Chicheley, Bucks, and of the Temple, London,
Barrister-at-Law, purchased from Lord Holland the rectory,
manor, and estate of Thorpe Malsor in 1622. His grandson,
Robert Maimsell, of Thorpe Malsor, m. Judith, dau. of
Thomas Brook, Esq. of Great Oakley, but had no issue. By
his will, dated 1704, he left his estate of Thorpe Malsor to
his nephew, Eobcrt Maunsell, with remainder to his cousin
Thomas.
II. Eichard, <^. s. p. 1631.
III. Thomas, who went to Ireland in 1609, and settled at
Derryvolane, co. Cork. He hi. Alphra, dau. of Sir William
Crawford, and dying about 1642, left, with other issue,
Thomas, ancestor of the Maunsells of Limericl:, and a sen,
John, of the Middle Temple, afterwards Capt. in Crom-
well's Lifeguards, and was wounded severely at the battle
of Naseby. lie obtained large grants of land iu the cos.
of Limerick and Waterford, under the Act of Sottlemrnt.
He was High Sheriff for co. Limerick 1671. He m. liiiO,
Marj-, dau. of George Booth, Esq.; and d. 16s5, havii g
had, with a younger .son, Thomas, the devisee of his cousin
Robert, of Thorpe Malsor, and of whom hereafter, an elder
son,
John, of Ballybrood, co. Limerick, m. leS-l, Anne. d.>u.
of Robert Foulkes, Esq. of Currinahinchy, co. Coik.
He d. previous to 1739, having had issue,
1 Samuel, of Ballybrood. High Sheriff for co. Limerick
1717, m. 1720, Elizabeth, dau. of John Andrews, Esq.
He ('. .«. j\ 1722.
2 Thomas, of whom presently. 3 Eichard.
1 Catherine.
The second son,
Thomas, s. to the estate of Ballybrood on the death of
his father. He wag J.P. forco. Limerirk in the reifns of
4 A 2
1085
MATT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAU
Queen Anne and Geobge I. He m. 1728, Alice, dau. of
the Rev. Daniel Widenham, of Ballinamona, co. Lime-
rick, and had, with a younger son, Daniel, an elder son,
John, of Ballybrood, J.P., m. 1st, 1750, Anne, dau. ot
Henry Mannix, Esq., and sister of Sir Henry Mannix,
Bart., who having d. s. p., he m. 2ndly, 1755, Catherine,
dau. of Rev. Thomas Widenham. He rf. 1792, having
had issue, by her, four sons and three daus.,
1 Thomas Friend, of Ballybrood, J.P., m.\i:9i, Isabella,
(^au. of Edmond Vero, Esq. He d. Jan. 1833, having
had issue two sons and two daus.,
Samuel, late of Ballybrood, J.P., m. 1834, Phoebe,
dau. of George Henry Houghton, Esq., and had issue
three sons and two daus., Samuel, Vero, Charles,
Thomasine, and Isabella.
Charles, of Dublin, m. Maria, dau. of George Henry
Houghton, Esq., and has two sons and two daus.,
Henry Widenham, Charles, Sarah, and Phoebe.
Mary, d. unm.
Alice, w ife of the Rev. Thomas Maunsell, of Bally-
William.
2 John, m. Anne, dau. of Mr. Sergeant, an&d. s. p. 1801.
3 Samuel (Rev.), d. s.p. 1830.
4 Charles, Hi. Grace, dau. of John Green, Esq., and
had issue,
John Eodolphus, d. s. p.
Maria, wife of Richard Frederick Peard, Esq. of
Belvedere, co. Cork.
Grace, wife of George Henry Houghton, Esq.
1 Alice, wife of Hassard Powell, Esq.
2 Margaret, wife of Thomas Franks, Esq.
3 Anna Maria, wife of Pierce Mahoney, Esq.
TnoMAS Maunsell (2nd son of John Maunsell and Mary Booth
his wife) s. to the estate of Thorpe Malsor as devisee of his cousin
Robert. He ra. 1C99, Thomasine, dau. and co-heir of Richard
Stephens, Esq. of Newcastle. He d. 1739, having had issue
(with a younger son, Edward, and a dau., Catherine) an elder
son,
Thomas Maunsell, Esq. of Thorpe Malsor, Lient.-Col.
Korthamptonshire Militia, m. 20 April, 1725, Anne, dau. and
co-heir of the Rev. William Twigge, Archdeacon of Limerick,
by Diana his wife, dau. and heir of Sir Drury Wray, Bart.,
and had, with other issue (of which the youngest dau., Jane,
wife of Thomas Spring, Esq., was grandmother of 1st Lord
llonteagle),
I. Thomas Cecil, his heir, of Thorpe Malsor, Col. of Militia,
va. 22 Feb. 1815, d. s. p.
II. William (Rev.), 6. 1 Oct. 1729; Archdeacon of Kildare
and Chancellor of Limerick; m. 1st, Deborah, dau. and
co-heir of the Rev. William Foster, by whom he had three
daus., who d. v.nm.; and 2ndly, 1780, Lucy, eldest dau.
an<2 co-heir of Philip, 2nd son of Robert Oliver, Esq. of
Clonodfoy Castle, co. Limerick, by v.hom he left at his
decease, 1818,
1 Thomas Philip, who s. to Thorite Jlalsor.
2 William Wray, Archdeacon of Limerick, 6. 1782; m.
Charlotte, dau. of Charles Warburtou, Bishop of Cloyne,
and had issue. Both are deceased.
S Philip OUver, d. in the East Indies, 1804.
4 Robert, Capt. R.N., C.B., Commissioner of Greenwich
Hospital, b. 1785; d. umii.
5 John Edmond, Capt R.H.A., 6. 1787: m. the Hon.
Georgiana Cokaync, niece of the late Viscount Culk-n,
and d. 20 Jan. 1869.
1 Lucy, ?/i. Joseph Gabbett, Esq. of Hyde Park. 2 Anne.
Thomas Philip Maunsell, Esq. of Thorpe Malsor, M.P. for
Tson\\ Northamptonshire 1835, High Sheriff 1821, and Col.
Korthamptonshire Militia, b. Oct. 1781; m. 6 April, 1311, the
Hon. Caroline Elizabeth Cokayne, dau. and one of the co-
heiresses of Hon. William Cokayne, and niece of the last
A'iscount CuUen, and by her (who d. 1860) had issue,
William Thomas, d. unm. 13 March, 1862.
George Edmond, late of Thorpe Malsor.
Thomas Cokayne, J.P., b. 1818; ra. 20 July, 1SR7, Catherine
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. ol the Hon. Richard Cavendish, and has
issue.
John Borlase, J. P. and D.L., to. 1858, Mary, Viscountess
Hood, and assumed the name of Tibbits, 18.58.
Charles CuUcn, of Rothwell Manor House, co. Northampton,
late Capt. 54th regt., b. 1833.
Lucy Diana, i/i. John Oliver, Esq.
Sophia Caroline, m. April, 1844, Sir Philip Pauncefort Bun-
combe, Bart, of Great BrickhiU Manor, Bucks.
lie d. 6 March, 18G4; his 2nd son.
Rev. George Edmond Maunsell, Rector of Thorpe Malsor,
<■/. 6 April, 1816; m. 1st, 1846, Theodosia Mary, dau. of Sir
John Palmer, Bart. ; she d. Sept. 1868; 2ndly, 30 March, 1869,
Matilda Anne Frances, eldest dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Hugh
Francis Tolleniache (see Dysart, E., Burke's Pecragt), and d.
29 Oct. 1875, having by the former had a son, Cecil Henet,
now of Thorpe Malsor.
Arms — Arg., a chevron between three maunches sa.
Crist — A falcon rising ppr. 3/o(fo— Honorantes me honorabo.
^eat— Thorpe Malsor Hall, Ketteiing, co. Northampton.
MAUNSELL OF LIMERICK.
Maunsell, Standish Geadt, Esq., .9. to the
representation of the family at the decease of his
brother, 22 Sept. 1850.
JLincajJC— Thomas Maunsell, Esq. (2nd son of Thomas
Maunsell, of Chicheley, by Agnes his wife, see Maunsell of
Thorpe MaUor), settled in Ireland temp. Queen Elizabeth.
He m. Alphra, dau. of Sir Wilham Crayford, and left, inter
alios, John, ancestor of the Maunsells of Thorpe Malsor/
and
Thomas Maunsell, Esq., an officer of the royal army, who
distinguished himself by his gallant defence of Macollop
Castle, CO. Waterford. He m. Margaret, widow of Thomas
Hutchins, of Michclstown, and was at his decease, 1686, by
his elder son,
Thomas Maunsell, Esq. of Macollop, Col. in the army, who
received grants of lands in the cos. Waterford and Galway,
and liberties of Limerick, which latter grant still remains in
the family. He m. Anne, dau. of Sir Theophilus Eaton, and
had issue,
Richard Maunsell, Esq., the 4th son, settled at Limerick,
and represented that city from 1741 to 1761. He m. 1st, Misa
Twigge, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Twigge, Esq., and had
issue, Thomas, Uis successor ; and Anne, m. 1st, Edward
Taylor, Esq. of Ballynort, co. Limerick; and 2ndly, John Tun-
nadine. Master in Chancery, M.P. for Askeaton. Mr. Maunsel
m. 2ndly, Jane, eldest dau. of Richard Waller, Esq. of Ca.stle
Waller, co. Tipperary, and had issue, i. Richard, of Bally-
William, co. Limerick (see BIaunsell of Ballywilliam) ; u
John, Gen. in the army, who commanded the oGth regt. attht
siege of Havannah, 1762, and led the party who stormed th<
Moro, \\ed.s.p.\ iii. William (Rev.), D.D., m. Miss Lewis
and has issue ; iv. Eaton ; and v. Edward, both d. unm
Mr. Maunsell d. 1773, and was s. by his only son by his l6
marriage,
Tiio.MAS Maunsell, Esq., LL.D., Barrister-at-Law, King'
Counsel, Counsel of the Commissioners of Customs, and M.P
for Kilmallock, nx. Dorothea, youngest dau. of Richard Wallei
Esq. of Castle Waller, and had issue,
I. Richard, who d. in America, I'.nm.
II. Thomas, of Plassy, co. Limerick, M.P. for Johnstown, «
1 Oct. 1767, Mary, eldest dau. of John Rochfort, Esq. t
Clogrenan, co. Carlow, but had no issue. He m. 2ndlj
Dorothea Grace, dau. of Rev. William Maunsell, D.DJ, an
rf., leaving two daus., his co-heirs,
1 Elizabeth Dorothea, who m. her cousin, Major Eohei
Hedges Eyre Maunsell.
2 Dorothea Jane, m. John Dunlevic, Esq.
ni. Robert, of Bank Place, of whom presently.
r,-. George (Rev.), D.D., Dean of Leighlin, m. Helena, dat
of Richard Hedges Eyre, Esq. of Macroom Castle and Moul
Hedges, co. Cork, and had issue,
1 Thomas (Rev.), A.M., m. Miss Blackmore, and had issf
two daus., Elizabeth, m. Thomas Godfrey Phillips, Esq.
and Helena, ni. John Burnett, Esq.
2 Robert Hedges Eyre, a Major in the army, in. his cousii
Elizabeth Dorothy, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Maunseli
Y.M\. of Plassy, and has (with four daus., Grace, ui. Georf
Smith, Esq.; Helena; Emily; and Georgiana, to. Job
L. Phelps, Esq.) one son, Richard.
3 George, a Capt. in the army, m. Maria Wilhelmina Fr
deriea, dau. of the Baron Von Hardenburgh, and had
son, Robert, and two daus., Louisa, m. Isidore Blak
Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and Maria.
4 Richard, LL.B., Barrister-at-Law, 7?!. 1808, Lady Oath
rine Hare, youngest dau. of William, Earl of Listowc
and d. 1818, leaving issue (with two daus., Mary Grac
m. the Rev. Richard Davies; and Louisa Hare), five son
1 Robert Hedges (Rev.), who assumed the surname
Eyre, on succeeding to a portion of the estates of b'
great-uncle, Robert Hedges Eyre {sec Eyre nf Galway ,
2 William Hare, m. 1st, Fanny, dau. of Patrick ffrenc
Esq. of Dublin, and had issue; 2ndly, 6 Sept. 1859, Ha
riette, eldest dau. and co-heiress ot the Rev. W. 1
Fleming, of Nullamorc ; 3 George, late Capt. 94th regi
m. Elizabeth, dau. of Brigadier-Gen. Conway: 4 Richar
late Lieut. 7th Fusiliers, to. Maria, dau. of Major Ode
of the Grove, co. Limerick; and 5 Edward Eyre, Coi
niandcr R.N., ra. 1 March, 1859, Louisa, only dau. oft
late Samuel Waller, Esq. of Cuckfield and Brighton.
5 Edward Eyre (Rev.), A.M., Vicar of Galway, of F<
Eyre, co. Galway, m. 1818, Eliza Maria, dau. of the 1e
MAXJ
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SIAU
1083
Thomas Stuildeit, Esq. of Bimratty CasHc, co. Clare,
and has issue a dau. Kleanor, m. the Venerable Charles
Goold liutson, Archdeacon of Clonfert, and lour sons,
Edward I'.yre, J. P., liarrister-at-Law, High Sheriff 18.')l,
of Fort Kyre, b. IG May, 1823, m. 1867, Alicia, only dau.
of George Minehin, Esq. of Busherstown Ca.-itle, King's
Co.; George William, Capt. in the Gal«ay Militia, m.
Alice, only dau. of Sir JI. Crcagh, and has i.'sue, Charles
Edward, and Herbert llcnry Crcagh ; and Charles, lato
Lieut. 82nd regc.
1 Henrietta Margaret Eyre, m. 1805, the Ecv. William
Atthill, A.M., of Brandiston Hall, Norfolk.
2 Emily, m. Henry Watson, Esq., 2nd son of George
Watson, Esq. of Ballydartin House, co. Carlow.
I. Blanche, m. MaunscU Sargeant, Esq.; </. .«. p.
II. Margaret, j». Robert Going, Esq. of Travcrstcn Hall.
III. Elizabeth, m. Henry White, Esq.
rv. Dorothea, m. William Long Kingsman, Esq.
Upon the decease of Thomas JIaunsell, Esq. of Plassy, leaving
daus. only, the representation of the family of Maunsell
dCTolved upon that gentleman's next brother,
t Robert Mavnsell, Esq. of Bank I'lace, H.E.I.C.'s Civil
I Service, Chief of the Council of Gangam, and subsequently
Member of the Supreme Council of Madras. He m. 1782,
Anne, only dau. and heiress of John Maxwell Stone, Esq., also
Chief of Gangam, grandson and heir of the Hon. John Maxwell
fctone, 2nd son of John, 3rd Earl of Xilhsdale, and by her (who
iL Oct. 1848) had issue,
BoBERT George, his heir.
George, Lieut. -Col. 3rd Dragoon Guards, (?. imvi. 4 Sept.
1840.
Henry, late of Fanstown. Charles, d. v.n.m. 1S14.
Frederick, Gen. in the army, Col. 85th Light Infantry, m.
13 Nov. 1834, Alicia, 2nd dau. of Thomas Studdcrt, Esq. of
Bunratty, co. Clare, and d. 1875, leaving a son,
EoBERT George, of Gortbwec and Cloran, co. Limerick,
and Glenwood, co. Clare, J. P. co. Clare, Major Limerick
Artillery Militia, late S5th and 50th regts., h. 20 Oct.
1842 ; m. 1st, 1 Dec. 1870, Henrietta Peyton, dau. of the
late Benjamin Peyton Sadler, Commander E.N., which
lady (7. 1871 ; and2ndly, 1873, Anna Margaret, dau. of the
late Henry Spaight, Esq. of Corbally, co. Clare, by whom
he has two surviving daus., Henrietta Fredeiica Maria,
h. 1875, and Alicia, 6. 1S7C.
Septimus.
Anna, r,i. 20 March, 1805, Eyre Evans, E.=q. of Ash Hill
Towers, co. Limerick.
JIaria, m. 16 June, 1817. the Hon. John Massy, youngest
son of Hugh, 2nd Lord Massy.
Eliza, rf. vnm. 30 Dec. 1832.
Grace, m. 8 Oct. 1833, the Kcv. James Charles Fitzgerald, of
Sheppcrton, co. Clare.
Mr. Maunsell d. 1 Feb. 1832, aged 67, and was s. in his
landed estates by his eldest son,
Robert George M.icxsell, Esq. of Limerick, m. 1st,
2- Aug. 1813, Mabella, 2nd dau. of Standisli Grady, Esq. of
' • n, CO. Limerick, brother of the Countess of Ilchester, and
:ier had issue,
Kobert Thomas, his heir.
Standish Gk.idt, present representative.
George, H.E.I.C.'s service.
Anne Stone.
Louisa Emma, m. 1st, 17 Aug. 1843, Francis William. Gth
Earl of Seafield; 2ndly, 29 Jan. 1S5G, Major Ciodfrcy
William Hugh Massy, I9th regt. ; and 3rdly, Lord Henry
Loftus. Maria, <M0 Jan. 1851.
Georgina, m. 1849, Hon. Lewis Alexander Ogilvie Grant.
Mabella. Emma.
Eliza Grace, m. 14 June, 1860, tliu Ecv. T. II. Gollock, of
Forest, co. Cork.
Mr. Maunsell m. 2ndly, 29 Oct. 1834, Maria, oldest dan. of
.T"lm Minton, Esq., and by her had a son, John; and a dau.,
L.liih. He d. 3 Oct. 1838.
Amu — Arg., a chevron between three mannches sa. Crests
— 1st, A hawk rising ppr. ; 2nd, .V cap of maintenance, inflamed
at the top ppr. Jloi(o«— Quod vultvaldcvult; and honorantcs
i.ic honurabo.
>
MAUNSELL, OF FANSTOWN.
Mauxsell, Egbert, Esq. of Faust o-nn, co.
Limerick, Lieut. -Col., late Capt. Soth foot, b. 182G ;
s. his father 1876.
JLfltragC— Henry Maukseli, Esq. of Fanstown, co.
:Limerick, 3rd son of Robert Maunsell, Esq. of Bank I'lace,
by his wife Anne, only dau. and heiress of John Max-
well .Stone, Esq. {stc prtcol'mg Artide), J. P., Barrister at- Law,
High Sheriff for the city of Limerick 1848, and for theco. 1851;
. . March, 1821, Eliza, dau. of Pryce Peacockc, Esq., by Jano
ird, of Fairyflcld, his wife, and by her (who U. 24 Nov.
1) has issue,
I. Robert, now of Fanstown.
II. William Pryce, of Fairyfleld, Kilmalloek, Ban-istcr-at-
Law, m. Nov. 1861, Rieluirda, dau. of the Iat<' Richard
Gabbett, Esq., and has issue, Richard ; Henry Khys; and
Gwendoline Frederica,
I. Emma Frederica. n. Henrietta.
Arms, Crests, and Mottoes— Same as Macnsell of Limerici:
Sent— Fanstown, near Kilmalloek, co. Limerick, /(csidenee
-78, George Street, Limerick.
MAUNSELL OF BALLYWILLIAM.
Maunsell, Daniel Meaees, Esq. of Ballv-
-VN-illiam, co. Limerick, J.P., b. 26 Oct. 1819 ; in.
21 June, 1858, Eliza, dau. of C. Delmcgc, Esq.,
J.P, of Castle Park, co. Clare.
it inC<ttIC.— Richard Maunsell, Esq. of Callywilliam, co.
Limerick (eldest son, by his 2nd wife Jane, eldest dau. of
Richard Waller, Esq. of Castle Waller, co. Tipperary, of
Richard Maunsell, Esq., M.P. for Limerick from 1742 to 176;),
ra. Helena Maria, eldest dau. of Daniel Toler, Esq. of Beech-
wood (father of John, 1st Earl of Norbury), and had issue,
I. Daniel, his heir.
II. Richard, m. Rebecca, dau. of Nicholas Smith, Esq. cf
Castle Park, near Limerick, and had issue,
1 Richard (Rev.), m. Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Hawkshaw,
Esq. of Falleen, co. Tipperary.
2 Nicholas, m. 1st, Sophia Sccretain, a Jersey lady; and'
2ndly, Ursula, dau. of James Kinsley, Esq.
3 John, d. I'./uii. 4 Charles, m. thrice, and had issue.
1 Elizabeth, m. William Ryves, Esq.
2 Helena Maria, m. 13 Jan. 1806, Charles Eolleston, Esq.
of SUverhills, King's Co. 3 Rebecca, d. v.,i„i.
III. John (see Macnsell of Oal-ley Pork).
IV. George, m. 1st, Miss Smith, aunt to the late Viscount
Guillamore, and had a dau., m. Thomas O'Grady, Esq. He
in. 2ndly, Miss Magarth, first cousin to the Earl of Dunravtn^
and has by that lady,
1 Richard (Rev.).
2 John (Rev.), m. Elizabeth, dau. of James Butler, Esq. of
the CO. Clare, and has issue.
3 George. 4 Thomas. 5 Edward. C Robert.
7 Frederick. 8 William. 9 Windham.
1 Frances. 2 Elizabeth.
I. Jane, m. William Gabbett, Esq. of Cahcrline.
Mr. Maunsell of Ballywilliam d. 1790, and was .t. by his son,
Daniel Macnsell, Esq. of Ballywilliam, w. 18 Feb. 177P,
Sarah, 2nd dau. and coheir of George Meares, Esq. of Lioa
Hill, CO. Dublin, and had issue,
I. Richard William, 6.22 Oct. 1783; d. 3 June, 1787.
II. George Meabes, of Ballywilliam.
III. Daniel, d. young, 31 March, 1787.
IV. John, b. 1788; d. 1812. v. William, h. 1789: d. vnm.
VI. Daniel Henry (Rev.), b. 17 July, 1791, m. Louisa, dau. of
John Richardson, Lsq. of Mount Panther, co. Down, and.
has issue,
1 Henry Daniel. 2 Frederick Richard. 3 John.
1 Jane. 2 Louisa.
VII. Francis Richard (Rev.), h. 27 Feb. 1793, ra. Savah, dau.
of Edward Kelly, Esq. of Muate, and d. 1874, haviug had
issue.
1 Daniel Edmund Knox.
3 George Heniy Clonbrock.
1 Mary Isabella.
3 Letitia Maria.
Richard Savage.
2 Sarah Louisa.
4 Julia Ellen.
vnt. Edward Charles, 6.8March, 1794; «j. Charlotte Heming,.
and d. 1857, having had issue, Daniel; Edward; George;
Sarah; Isabella; and Marian.
IX. Robert, of Merrion Square, Dublin, 6. 9 Aug. 1795; m.
1st, Anne, eldest dau. of the late Rev. John Lloyd, and niece-
of Tliomas Lloyd, Esq. of Beechmount, late M.P. for co.
Limerick, and d. 1S76, having had issue,
1 Daniel, in the army, m. Anna Lucinda Billing.
2 John, rn. 1st, 1851, Catherine Lucinda, dau. and heiress
of Thomas Lloyd, of Beechmount, J.P. and D.L., and by
her (who d. 1862) has issue, 1 Edmund Itobert Lloyd,
Barrister-at-Law ; 2 John Drought, lOCth regt. ; 3
Frederick William ; 4 Eyre Lloyd; 1 Annie .Mary. He
m. 2ndly, Emily Roche, only child of Archibald John
Stephens, Esq., Q.C.. LL.D., Recorder of Winchester,
and has one son, Archibald John Stephens.
1 Elizabeth, rn. Capt. Robert Mayne, grandson of the late
Judge Mayne.
2 Isaliella, m. William Eoyne Butt, M.D., son of Rev.
John M. Butt.
Mr. Robert Maunsell ra. 2ndly, Fanny, eldest dau. of Francis
Dwyer, Esq., late Six Clerk, Court of Chancery, and has other
issue. He m. 3rdly, Louisa, dau. of the late James Douglas,
Esq. of CO. Antrim, and has issue.
1034
MAU
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAX
s. Thomas (Rev.), J^- 14 Auff. 1707; m. Alice, dau. ofT. F.
.Alaiinsell, Esq. of Ballybrood, co. Limerick, and bad
issue. Thomas; George; Samuel; and Huratio.
XI. Horatio (Rev.), 6. 2i Nov. 1798; ni. Louisa, dau. of Eev.
i\Ir. Marriot, of Canterbury, and had issue, Horatio;
iidward Henry; Artliur; John; Louise; Dora; Jane;
Si'lina: Eugenie.
1. Isabella Meares, m. 20 Feb. 1812, Edward Smyth, Esq.,
2nd son of the late Eev. Thomas Smyth, D.D., and had
issue,
Till-. Maunsell d. 14 Feb. 1824, and was s. by his son,
George Meares Maun.sell, Esq. of Ballywilliam, High
Sheriff 1835, b. 178.5; m. 1st, 19 Doe. 1817, Catherine, dau. of
Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of Bceehmount, late M.P. for that shire,
and had issue,
I. Daniel Meares, now of Ballywilliam.
II. Thomas, C.B., Col. Commandant Brigade Depot, Eeadinp:,
late Capt. 28th rogt., b. 10 Sept. 1822; m. Amy, dau. of
Col. Burrowcs, K.H., of Burton Court, Somerset, and has
issue.
III. George Meares, d. young, 9 March, 1830.
IV. Kichard, b. 7 Jan. 1829; m. 9 March, 18.58, Jane Maria,
dau. of William Ledmon, Esq. M.D., of Maghglass, co.
Kerry, and had issue,
1 George William, 6. IS Feb. 18.59.
2 Francis Pachard, b. U Feb. 1801.
I. Catherine, to. 26 May, 1840, William Phibbs, Esq. of Sca-
licld, CO. Sligo, and has issue.
lie lit. 2ndly, 15 Oct. 1833, Mary Josepha Anne, dau. of Eev.
WilUam Stopford, Eector of Blarney, co. Cork, and d. 1871,
having had issue,
v. William Stopford, Lieut. Tt.A., h. 2 Oct. 1834.
VI. George Joseph, Capt. 15th foot, b. 25 Aug. 1836; m. Miss
Moony, of the Doon.
Yii. Edward Horatio Phibbs, b. 26 July, 1841.
I. Abigail Mary Angelina, m. 31 Jan. 18G1, Robert James
Euraght Moony, Esq. of the Doon, King's ;Co., J. P. and
D.L. for that co., and J. P. co. Westmeath, and has issue.
Arnis — Arg., a chevron between three maunches sa. Crcd —
A hawk levant ppr. Molto — llonorantcs me honorabo.
^'eat— Ballywilliam, near llathkeale, co. Limerick.
MAUNSELL OF OAKLY PAHK.
Maunsell, John, Esq. of Oakly Park, co. Kil-
dare, and of Carrickoreely, co. Limerick, J. P.,
h. 'Nor. 1810; 5. his father 25 Nov. ISGGj Iligh
Slieriff CO. Kiklare 1868.
ILt'llCatlE. — John Maunsell, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of
Carrickoreely, co. Limerick, and of Portarlington, Queen's
Co., 3rd son of Richard Maunsell, of Ballywilliam (deceased
1790), by his wife Helena Toler, sister to John, 1st Earl of
Norbury, was grandson of Richard Maunsell, M.P. for the
City of Limerick from 1741 to 17G0 (deceased 176G), and fourth
in lineal descent from Thomas Maunsell of Macollop Castle, to
whom, in consideration of his services, and for losses sustained
in the royal cause, was granted by royal patent 1G63, the lands
of Annaghrosty, Ashfort, co. Limerick, with other lands. He
■was b. 1752, and m. 1st, Nov. 1780, Anne, only dau. and heiress
of Edward Webster, Esq. of Whitehall, co. Dublin, and by her
(who d. 23 Aug. 1788) had issue,
Richard, b. 23 Aug. 1785. Edward, h. 17SG; d. young.
Anne, vi. Very Rev. John Wolseley, Dean of Kildare, nephew
of Sir Richard Wolseley, of Mount Wolscley, co. Carlow, and
d.s.p. 1801.
Mr. Maunsell m. 2ndly, 20 June, 1793, Anne, youngest dau. of
the 'Very Rev. Richard Ilandcock, Dean of Achonry, and sister
to William, Viscount Casllcmainc ; she d. s. p. 1839. Mr.
Maunsell d. 27 July, 1829, at Oakly Park, and was s. by his
only son,
Richard MArssELL, Esq. of Oakly Park, J.P., High Sheriff
of Kildare 1841, b. 23 Aug. 1785; i/i. 1 June, 1807, Maria, only
d;iu. of John Woods, Esq., of Winter Lodge, and sister of
George Woods, Esq. of Milvcrton Hall, co. Dublin, and by her
(who d. 2 March, 1850) had issue,
I. John, now of Oakly Park.
II. George Woods, of Mcrrion Square, Dublin, and Ashfort,
CO. Limerick, Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and D.L., '/a. 4 Aug.
1S42, Maria, eldest surviving dau. and co-heiress of Mark
Synnot, Esq. of Monasteroris House, King's Co., and Grove
House, Clapham, Surrey, and has issue,
1 Richard Mark Synnot, late Capt. 1st (Roval) Dragoons,
J. P.. 6. 22 Oct. 1843; m. 1st, Marie Lucy," eldest dau. of
Alexander Copland, Esq. of Wingfielil Place (who <l. n. p.
11 Jan. 1875), and 2ndly, 20 Feb. 1877, Mary Eliza, dau.
find heiress of Samuel Caswell, Esq. of Blackwater, co.
Clare, and has issue, Richard John Caswell, b. 2 May, 1878.
2 George John Synnot, 0. 1840 ; d. 18U3.
1 Anna Mary Synnot, m. 25 Sept. 1873, Alan Cameron
Bruce Pryco, Esq. of Dulfryn St. Nicholas, co. Glamorgan,
and has issue (see Pryce of DuJ'ri/n).
2 Maria Augusta Synnot.
HI. Richard Dixie (Rev.), of Whitehall, co. Dublin, late Hector
of Innislonnagh, Tipperary, m. 10 Feb. 1859, Alicia Fanny,
dau. of Malcolm Laing, E.sq. of Spanish Town, Jamaica,
formerly of Passdale, Orkneys, nephew of Malcolm Laing,
the historian of Scotland, and has issue,
1 Richard Edward. 2 Malcolm Laing.
3 John George, d. 1874. 4 Alexander Copland Dixie.
1 JIaria Helena, d. 1874. 2 Alice Emily.
3 L.'iura Gwendoline, d. 1874. 4 Frances Cecil.
5 Violet Augusta Caroline.
IV. Edward Beauchamp, Capt. 39th regt., killed 12 July, 1S55,
in the trenches before Scbastopol, and buried on Catheart'B
liill.
V. Warren Cecil (Rev.), of Hodgestown, co. Kildare, Rector
of Thomastown, co. Kildare; d. 26 May, 1872.
VI. Frederick Webster (Rev.), of Shrule, Queen's Co., Rector
of Iwerne Courtenay, Dorset, to. 15 Oct. 1857, Emily Caro-
line (d. Jan. 1873), dau. of the late Malcolm Laing, Esq., as
above, and has issue,
1 Edward Beauchamp. 2 Richard Cecil.
3 Fredericli Laing Baker.
1 Laura Beatrice. 2 Frances Emily, d. 10 Dec. 1S09.
3 Louisa Isabella. 4 Maria Gertrude, d. 31 Dec. 1869.
6 Emily Caroline. 6 Alicia Barbara.
I. Hannah, d. v.nm. 7 March, 1842. n. Anne Jane.
III. Fanny. iv. Helena Maria.
v. Louisa Augusta, to. 28 June, 1860, Rev. Malcolm Strick-
land Laing, late Chaplain to H.M. Europan Forces in India,
Rector of Hinton St. Mary, Dorset.
Mr. Maunsell d. 25 Nov. 1866, and was s. by his eldest son, the
present John Maunsell, Esq. of Oakly Park.
Arma — Arg., a chevron between three maunches sa. Crest-^
A hawk rising ppr. Jl/o/<o— Honoi'antes me honorabo.
Heat — Oakly Park, Celbridge, co. Kildare.
4
mAumcE.
See Eonnoe-Maueice.
MAXWELL OE TEERAUGHTY.
Haeley-Maxwell, John, Esq. of Portrack, co.
Dumfries, Major-Gen. E.E., J.P., b. 1822 ; m. 1851,
Catherine Anne, dau. of the late Admiral Johnston,
of Cow Hill.
litUriltJC. — The ITon. James Maxwell, of Erackcnside
(2nd son of the Right Hon. John, 5th Lord Herries, of Ter-
regies, co. Dumfries), was father of
Alexander Maxwell, of Terraughty, co. Dumfries, m,
Catherine, dau. of Alan Robertson, of Kirkconnell, and had
two sons, John, his heir; and William, of Caruchan. The
elder son and heir,
John Maxwell, Esq. of Terraughty, m. and had a son and
heir,
John Maxwell, of Terraughty, b. 1720, afterwards of
Munches and Dinwiddle, who was served heir male of bis
cousin, Robert, Earl of Nithsdale, 4 June, 1778. He m. lst|
1741, Agnes, dau. of Alexander Hannay, of co. Dumfries;
and2ndly, Agnes, dau. and heiress of William Maxwell, Esq.
of Munches. By the latter he had no issue; but by his 1st
wife he had,
Alexander Hebries, of Terraughty.
William, m. Janet, dau. of John Symes, Esq. of Barncailzie,
CO. Aberdeen, and had issue four sons, all d. s. p., and two
daus.
Elizaheth, to. 1773, John H.milet, Esq. of Dumfries, and
by him (who d. 1803_) left at her decease, 1810, a son, Alex-
ander Harlky, heir to his uncle, Alexander IIekbibb
Maxwell, Esq.; and a dau., Agnes.
Agnes, m. the Rev. John Robertson.
Jean, m. William Hy.slop, Esq. of Lochend.
Catherine, m. Wclhvood Maxwell, Esq. of Barncleugli.
Margaret.
The eldest son,
Alexander Herries Maxwell, Esq. of Munches and Ter-
raughty, TO. 1st, Charlotte, Si-d dau. of James Douglas, Esq. of
Carlisle, M.D., 4th son of Sir William Douglas, Bart, of Kel-
hend, and by her had an only child and heir, Charlotte, who
d. young and U7im. He m. 2ndly, 1783, Marian, eldest dau. of
William Gordon, Esq. of Greenlaw, co. Renfrew, and relict of
William Kirkpatrick, of Racberry, co. Kirkcudbright, but by
her had no issue. At his death a portion of his csi.ateB
devolved oa his nephew,
MAX
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAX
1085
Albxasder Harlet, Ksq. of Portrnck, who assumed in con-
sequence the surname anil arms of JIaxwell. He m. 1819,
Sarah, dau. of John Uyslop, of Locbcnd, and d. 1S53, leaving
issue,
Jon.v IIarlet, now of Portrack.''
Alexander Harley, m. 185;), Catherine, dau. of Edward
Potter, Esq. of Cramlington, near Newcastle, and d. 187C,
leaving a son, Alexander, 6. 1856, and other issue.
Arms. — Arg., an eagle displayed sa. beaked and membcrcd
gu. surmounted with an escutcheon of the first, charged with
a saltire of the second, and surcharged on the centre with a
hedgehog or. Crest — A stagppr. attired arg. couchant before
a iiollybush ppr. Motto — lieviresco.
H'lit — Portrack, Holy wood, co. Dumfries, which has been in
the family for above lOU years.
«
MAXWELL OF MUNCHES.
Maxwell,"\VellwoodHi:eeies, Esq. of Munches,
Stcwartry of Kirkcudbright, J.P. and D.L., M.P.
for Kirkcudbright 1SG8 to 1874, Couvcner of the
Commissioners of Supply, m. 1814, Jane Home,
eldest dau. of Sir William Jardine, I3art. of Apple-
garth, CO. Dumfries, and has issue,
I. John, 6. 1846; cf. 1856.
II. M'lLLiAM Jardine, 0. 1S52 ; m. 1877, Dorothea Fitzgerald,
2nd dau. of the late Charles Lionel Maitland Kirwan, Esq.
of Gclston, CO. Kirkcudbright.
i:i. AVellwood, of Kirkennan, co. Kirkcudbright, b. 1857;
inherited Kirkennan 1SC9, under the will of William
Wright Piatt, Esq.
IV. -Muxander, b. ISGO. v. Hugh, 6. 1862.
I. Jessie Jane. ii. Catherine, d. 1S56.
II!. Clementina. iv. Agnes.
V. Margaret. vi. Catherine Helen.
ILt'liraJIC.— This is a branch of the noble family of Xiths-
tlalc. John Hebries Maxwell, Esq., b. 1783, son of Wellwood
Maxwell, Esq. of Bamclugh, by Catherine his wife, dau. of
John Maxwell of Terraughty (see Maxwell of Tcrraurihty),
m. 1S13, Clementina, dau. of William Maxwell, Esq., and by
her (who d. 185S) had issue,
Wellwood Herries. now of Munches.
John, 6. 1814; d. in infancy.
Janet, ra. 1839, William Maxwell, Esq. of Carruchan, and
d. 1842.
Mr. John Herries Maxwell d. 1843.
ffC(;«— Munches, near Dalbeattie. Stewartry of Kirkcud-
Irighi ; and Terraughtie, near Dumfries.
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HALL-MAXWELL OF DARGAVEL.
Haxl-Maxwell, William, Esq. of DargaTcl, co.
Uenfrew, J.P. and D.L., Capt. Eenfre-n- Militia,
educated at Eugbr, matriculated at IMerton Coll.
Oxford, h. 1847 ; s. 1866 ; m. 18 Oct. 1872, Mary
MacXeil, only child of William Jolly, Esq. of
Stcrenston, co. Lanark.
ILinragC— Mr. maxwell, of Dargavel, represents the
Dargavel line of the knightly family of Maxwell of Newark,
a Cadet of that of Poloc, so early as 1401 . In the male line he
is the chief of the name and family of Hall in Scotland. He
has still in his possession a remarkable collection of charters
granted to his Hall ancestors.
The lands of Fulbar, co. Ecnfrew, were given, by the charter
of King KoBERT II.. 1370, to Thomas de Aula, and continued
with his direct descendants for many centuries. The senior
line became extinct, tanp. Queen Marv, in the person of
William Hall, of Fulbar, who d. s. p. circa 1550, when his
€State devolved on his cousin, Adam Hall, of Falquinhill, the
I son of Adam Hall, and the grandson of another Adam Hall,
j Whofellat Flodden, 1513.
I John Hall, Esq. (younger son of P.obert Hall, of Fulbar,
j ty Margaret Maxwell), who s. to the estate of Dargavel,
took the name and designation of Maxwell of Varrjavel.
He m. Janet, dau. of William Anderson, Merchant in Glasgow,
and left at his decease surviving issue, a dau., Margaret, m.
Lawrence Craigie, of Glasgow, Merchant; and a son and heir,
John Maxwell, Esq. of Dargavel, m. Frances, dau. of John
Buchanan, Esq. of Ardoch, and had issue, i. Jobn, of Dargavel,
who rf. ,«. p. ; n. AVilliam. Tlic 2nd son,
William Maxwell, Esq. of Dargavel, m. Mary, eldest dau.
of John Campbell, of Possil, and had issue,
John Hall, late of Dargavel.
William Craig, C:\\<i. in the army, deceased.
Alexander, M.ijor-Gcn. in the army, C.B., «!. and has issue.
Francis, Merchant in Glasgow, m., and d. leaving issue.
Colin, Capt. in the army, deceased. James, deceased.
Thoma.'!, Indian Medical Service, m. and has issue.
Robert, Major in the army, deceased.
Patrick, Major-Gen. in the army. )». and has issue.
Marian, m. Laurence Lockhart, Esq. of Slilton Lockhart.
Frances, m. Thomas Donald, Commissary Clerk of co.
Lanark.
Margaret, relict of William Eccles, Esq., late Capt. Cold-
stream Guards. Helen, d. v.n.,i.
The eldest son.
Jobs Hall Maxwell, E^q. of Dargavel, C.B., D.L., and
J. P., Secretary of the Highland and Agricultural Society of
Scotland, m. 1843, Eliza Anne JMargarel, dau. of Thomas
Williams, Esq., and grand-niece and heiress of Admiral Sir
Thomas Williams, G.C.li., of Burwood House, Surrey, and
had issue,
William, now of Dargavel. Edward, 6. 1849.
Helen, married.
Mary, m. 12 Oct. 1871, Henry Forester Leighton, Esq. (see
Bdrke's Peaarie and Baronetage). Anne. Egidia.
He d. 25 Aug. 1866.
yfi»!.<— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a saltire sa. with a
stag's head in base, for Maxwell; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a fess
chequy sa. and of the first, between three falcons' heads
eouped of the second, for Hall. Cnst — A stag's head. Motto
— 1 am ready.
5('o(s— Dargavel, Bishopton, near Paisley, co.Eenfrew; Torr
Hall, Weirbridge, Paisley ; and Stevenston House, Holytown.
|ttn«&3tU flf ^argabtl.
The Maxwells of Dargavel are scions of Maxwell of Newark,
being lineally descended from John Maxwell, eldest son of
Patrick Maxwell, of Newark, by Marian Crawfurd his 2nd wife,
a dau. of the House of Carse. This John was father of James
Maxwell, of Dargavel, whose son, Patrick Maxwell, of Dar-
gavel, was .slain, 1593, in the conflict between the Maxwells
and Johnstones. His son and heir,
John Maxwell, of Dargavel, ra. Margaret, dau. of James
Wallace, of Johnstoun, and was father of
John Maxwell, of Dargavel, m. Jean, dau. of William
Cunninghame, of Craigcnds, and had a son and successor,
John Maxwell, Esq. of Dargavel, in. Margaret, dau. of
Jolin Campbell, of Succoth, and had issue,
John, of Dargavel, who entailed the estate, and d. s. j).
William, of Freeland, and afterwards of Dargavel, who d.
vnm.
Margaret, m. Egbert Hall, of Fulbar, and was mother of
John Hall, who took the estate and name of Maxwell of
Dargavel.
>
MAXWELL OP KIRKCONNELL.
Maxwell-Witham, EoBEET,Esq. of Kii-kconnell
House, CO. Kirkcudbright, J.P. and D.L. for that
CO., and J.P. co. Dumfries, m. 17 Ai^ril, 1844, his
cousin, Dorothy Mary, dau. and heiress of the hite
James Maxwell, Esq. of KirkconucU (who d. 1827),
and has issue,
I. James Kirkconnell, b. 4 Oct. 1848, Capt. Scottish Bor-
derers Militia.
II. Tliomes, twin with his brother James, d. 23 Sept. 1875.
III. William Herbert, b. G July, 1851.
IV. Kohert Bernard, 6. 8 Aug. 1856.
V. Aymer Eichard Henry, b. 6 July, 1861.
I. Frances Mary. ii. Dorothy MaUd Mary.
ILillCilUr.— The JLyxwells of Kirkconnell (a branch of
the nobie House of JIaxwell of Catrlarerock), represent the
Kirkconnells of KirkconncU, one of the oldest families in
Galloway, stated to have been of Saxon origin. About the
year 1421, Janet Kirkconnell, heiress of that ancient family,
ra. Homer, or Aymer Maxwell, next brother of Herbert,
Lord Maxwell, and hence derived another heiress of Kirkcon-
nell, ))!. Thomas Maxwell, 2nd son of Eobert, Lord Maxwell,
from whom descended the present family of Maxaveli. ofKirk-
coancU, whose direct representative,
James Maxwell, of Kirkconnell (eldest son of John Mas-
well, of Kirkconnell, by Agnes Laurie his wife, of Maxwelton,
and grandson of Herbert Maxwell, of Kirkconnell, Equerry-in-
Oidinary in the Household of James VI.), was one of the
lleceivers-Gcneral of the Customs, 1G86. He m. 1672, Elizabeth,
only dau. of Alexander Durham, of Berwick, and d. circa 1699,
leaving four sons and two daus. The eldest son,
James Maxwell, of Kirkconnell, served heir 21 Dec. 1699,
d. 3. p. Circa 1705, and was ». by his brother,
lOSG
MAX
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MAY
William MixwELt, of Kirkconnell, m. 29 April, 170G,
Janet (eventually heiress of Carnsalloch), dau. of George Max-
well, of Carnsalloch, and widow of Col. John Douglas, of
Stenhouse, and d. 13 April, 174G, leaving, with several daus.
(of whom Elizabeth, m. William Maxwell, of Munches, and
Mavion, m. John Menzics of Pitfoddcls), four sons, of whom
the eldest,
James Maxwell, of Kirkconnell, was distinguished by his
learning and genius. He was educated at Douay College,
and after finisliing there his course of philosophy, returned to
Scotland in 1728. In 1745 he joined the rising, and served in
Charles Edward's army, as an officer of such consideration
that he was acquainted with the most important affairs that
were transacted " in the Council, though not a member of it,"
and was besides, " an eye-witness of the greatest part of what
happened in the field." After CuUoden, he escaped to France,
and while resident at St. Germains, wrote A Narrative of
Charles, Prince of Wales', Fxpcdition to Scoilmul in the year
1745, whieh has been printed by tlie Mailland Club. He
returned to Scotland in 1750, sold the estate of Carnsalloch to
Mr. Andrew Johnston, and purchased the lands of Mabie. lie
m. 1758, Mary, youngest dau. of Thomas Riddell, Esq. of
Swinburne Castle, Northumberland: and d. 23 July, 1762,
aged 54, leaving three sons, i. James, his heir; ii. William, of
Dumfries, a very eminent Physician, who d. 13 Oct. 1834; and
III. Thomas, who d. 1 June, 1792. The eldest son,
James Maxwell, Esq. of Kirkconnell, rii. 1st, Clementina
Elizabeth Frances, dau. of Simon Scroope, Esq. of Danby, co.
York, which lady d. s. p. ; and 2ndly, Dorothy, dau. of William
Witham. Esq., grandson of William Witham, Esq. of Clitte
Hall, CO. York (set (hat name), by whom he left at his decease,
5 Feb. 1827, an only dau. and heiress, Dorothy JIaky Maxwell,
heiress of Kirkconnell, ra. as above, 17 April, 1844, to her
cousin, the present lloiiEUT Maxwell Witham, Esq. of Kirk-
connell House.
y4f)Hs— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., an eagle displayed sa.
heaked and membered gu., and on its breast an escutcheon of
the first charged with a saltire of the second, for Maxwell ;
2nd and 3rd az., two crosiers in saltire adorse and in chief a
mitre or, for Kirkconnell of that ilk. Crest — A demi-eaglo
ppr. Motto — Spero meliora.
SecU— Kirkconnell House, New Abbey, co. Kirkcudbright.
PERCEVAL-MAXWELIi OF GROOM-
SPORT.
Perceval-Maxwell, Eobert, Esq. of Grooms-
port House, CO. Down, and Moore Hill, co. Water-
lord, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Down 1841,
h. 24 June, 1813 ; in. 19 Sept. 1839, Helena Anne,
only dau. and heiress of William Moore, Esq. of
Moore Hill, co. Waterford, son of the Hon. William
Moore, 2nd brother of the Earl of MountcashcU,
and has issue,
I. John William, High Shcrifi' co. Down 1873, b. 24 Oct.
1840; tn. 1S6S, Selina Frances Imogeno, eldest dau. of
David Stewart Ker, Esq. of Montalto, co. Down, and d.
21 Nov. 1875, leaving a sou, Kobert David, b. IsUO, and
one dau., h. 1875.
II. William, of Moore Hill, Tallow, co. Waterford, J.r..
High Sheriff 1878, late 3rd King's Own Light Dragoons,
I. 2 Nov. 1841; m. 1st, S Aug. 1871, Lady Louisa Arabella
Hastings, 3rd dau. of Francis Thcophilus Henry, Earl i>t'
Huntingdon, which lady d. 3 Feb. 1873 ; and 2ndly, 20
Oct. 1874, Isabella Mary, eldest dau. of Robert Chearnley,
Esq. of Salterbridge, co. Waterford, by whom he has issiu'.
William Moore, h. 10 Oct. 1877 ; Beatrice Mary, 6. ISi 5,
and Violet Isabel, b. 1870.
III. Robert, b. 19 March, 1849; d. 1873.
IV. Stephen Richard Nassau, h. 4 Nov. IS.IO. v. Henry.
I. Mary Elizabeth, ni. 27 June, 18C5, Percy Scott Smyth,
Esq. of lleadborough, co. Waterford.
II. Madelina Dorothea, in. 27 Dec. 1873, Capt. Frank Gal-
loway. HI. Helena Anne.
IV. Harriette Louisa, ra. 22Juie, 1871, C. Purdon Cootc,
Esq. of liallyclough Castle, and Uearforest, co. Cork.
V. Isabella Maria. vi. Anna Caroline.
VII. Alicia Catherine.
This gentleman, whose patronymic is Perceval,
assumed, by royal license 1839, the additional sur-
name and arms of Maxwell.
?Ltnr<1(jr.— Robert Perceval, Esq. 6.30 Sept. 175G, the
6lh son of the Rev. Kene Perceval, D.D., Vicar of Powers-
court, and grandson of the Rev. William Perceval, Dean of
Emly, who was 2nd son of George Perceval, Esq., by Mary
his wife, dau. and heir of William Crofton, Esq. of Temple
House, CO. Sligo (see Perceval of Temple House), was
Physician-General to his Majesty's forces in Ireland during
Lord Talbot's Vice-Royalty, and Profes.^or of Chemistry in
Trin. Coll. Dublin. He m. 9 May, 1785, Anne, 'eldest dau. of
John Brereton, Esq. of Rathgilbcrt, and dying 3 March, 1&;;9,
left issue an only child,
Tue Rev. William Perceval, of Milmon Hill, co. Water-
ford, and Annefield, co. Dublin, b. 9 April, 1787; m. 9 Sej^t.
1809, Anne, eldest dau. of John Waring Maxwell, Esq. of
Finnebrogue, co. Down, descended from a younger sou
of the Very Rev. Robert Maxwell, Dean of Armagh, finiu
whose eldest son, Robert, Bishop of Kilmore, springs the noble
House of Farnuam, and by her (who d. 5 May, 1861) hadissuc,
Robert, now of Groomsport.
John Maxwell, General, C.B., Col. 97th rogt., 6. 25 Sept.
1814; m. 12 April, 18.53, Catherine Isabel, eldest dau. of the
Hon. and Rev. Robert Maude, Dean of Cloghcr, brother
of Viscount Hawarden, aud has issue, Wilfrid, Douglas, and
Isabel.
Richard, 6. 24 Sept. 1819.
Spencer, b. 7 March, 1821.
William, C.E., b. i April, 1825 ; i;;.. 17 July, 1852, Sarah, C.c.\u
of S. Going, Esq. of Tippcrary.
Charles F'rederick, M.D., 6. i Jan. 1827.
Anne Sarah.
Maria Dorothea, m. 1 Jan. 183fi, the Rev. John Corvy
Moutray, Rector of Eriglekeerough, 2nd son of J. C.
Moutray, Esq. of Favour Royal, co. Tyrone.
Caroline. Madelina.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a saltire sa. on a chief
of the last three pallets of the first, for Maxwell ; 2nd and Jird,
arg., on a chief indented gu. three crosses pattee of the first.
Cri'st — A Stag's head and neck erased ppr. Motto — Je suis
pret.
Heat — Groomsport House, Bangor, co. Down. i
MAXWELIi OF FINNEBROGUE.
See Waring-Maxwell.
4
MAXWELIi OF BALLYROLLY.
Maxwell, Eev. Edward, of Ballyrolly, co.
Down, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, 1842, Eeetor of
High Boding, Essex, b. 1818 ; m. 1845, Mary Hogg,
dau. of Alexander Nicholson, Esq., M.D., of Lis-
burn, and sister of Brigadier-Geu. John Nicholson,
by wliom he has issue,
I. Theodore, M.D., b. 1847; m. 1S73, Elizaheth Eyre, dau.
of Dr. John Eyre Asliley, of Enfield, and has a son,
Arnold Ashley, b. 1874.
ilfliragr.— This is a branch of the family of Maxwell,
Lord I'arnhara.
Right Hon. Henry Maxwell, of Finnebrogue, co. Dov.n
(see Waring-Maxwell, and PjVrke's Peera[/i', Farnham), )».. 1st,
Jane, dau. of Rev. Henry Maxwell, Rector of Derrynoose, co.
Armagh, and sister of John, 1st Lord Farnham, but by her
had no issue. He m. 2ndly, Dorotliea, dau. of Edward Brycc,
Esq. of Kilroot, co. Antrim, by whom he had issue,
I. Patrick, his successor, who d.. iinni. 1749.
II. Robert, successor to his brother, ancestor in the female
line of Waring-Maxwell of Flaiieljrmju.e.
III. Edward (Col.), of whom lurcafler.
I. Margaret, in. James Adair, Esq.
The 3rd son,
Edward Maxwell, Esq. of Ballyrolly, co. Down, Col. CTtli
rcgt., was father of
Edward Phineas Maxwell, Esq. of Ballyrolly, Capt. in t'.ic
army, whose son,
Edward Maxwell, E.«q. of Ballyrolly, was a .fudge in tlie
Bengal Presidency. He )/(. 1st, Emilia, dau. of Alexander
Walker, Esq., M.D., Edinburgli ; and 2ndly, Rosina Hogg, and
d. 1826, leaving by his first wife a son and successor, the
present owner.
Arms — Arg., a saltire sa. and a chief paly of six of the first
and second. Crest — A stag's head erased ppr. Motto — Jc iiuis
priit.
RcMcncc — High Roding Rectory, Duumow, Essex.
MAYNARD OF SKINNINGROVE HALL.
Maynakd, Akthoky Lax, Esq. of Skinningrovc
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181^3, Elizabetli Jane, cUlcst <laii. of George Ilutton
"Wilkinson, Esq. of Jlarperley i'ai-k, co. Diirhaiii,
D.L. {see thai Family), Kecorder of Nowcustlc-ou-
'Jjne, and by her, who d. 28 Sept. 1872, has one son,
Anthony Charles IIutton, 6. 7 June, 18G0.
He m. 2ndl}-, 2 Dee. 1873, Edllli iravviett, eldest
dan. of the Ker. Henry Richard Ridley, M.A. of
Durliani, and gvand-dau. of Sir M. AVhite Ridley,
3rd bart.,and has a son,
Henry Eastcrby, 6. 0 July, 1S7G.
Mr. Maynard is a Slagistrufe for co. Durham, and
Master of the Xorth Durham Foxhounds.
ILtllCittir. — John Las, of Eryholme, m. 5 Jlay, 1741,
S.irali, (lau. of John JelTerson, of Elton, co. Duiluun (liy Mary
hi.s wife, ilau. of (xeorije burton and Jane his wife, dau. and
heiress of John JIaynard, Esq. of Kirklevingtou and Yunii,
CO. York), and d. 10 Dec. 1783, having had issue,
I. Anthony, his heir.
II. John, of Eryholme and Stokcsley, oo. York, h. 13 Nov.
1744; 1?!. 22 May, 17^6, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of
Edmund Gilling, Esq. of Murtin-le-Muor, aud dying 2J July,
ltj2G, left issue,
1 John Charles, successor to his iinele.
2 David Ji'fTei-son, Fellow of Cuther.ne Hull Collecce, h.
18 July, 1789; (/. o.nui. 23 July, 1»J;J.
3 Anthony Lax, b. 21 July, 1791.
4 Edmund Gillinir. of Chcsterlield, J. P. ami D.L. for co.
Derby, 6. 27 May7l793; „i.22 May. 18.'G, Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of Robert Waller, Esq. of Chestertield, but by her
had no surviving issue; he lu. 2ndly, ls.'>s, .Vnn, eldest
dau. of John Jell, Esq. of Dover, and has, with other issue,
a son, Edmund, h. 1861.
5 Thomas Burton, Lieut. R.'N., h. 18 May, 1795; m. 1st,
14 Sept. 1830, Henrietta Frank, eldest dau. of Colin Chis-
holm, Esq., M.D., by whom (who d. 27 Feb. Is3y) he had
issue ; he //;. 2niUy, 30 March. 1841, Louisa Frances, eldest
dau. of Capt. Edward Wallis Hoare, It.N'., and srand-dau.
of Sir Edward Hoare, Bart., M.P., and had further issue.
m. Thomas, d. unm. in the East Indies, aged 20.
I. Mary, »«. Jacob Lambert, Gent, of Newcastle. Her dan.
rn. 1802, William Hugesseu Hugesscn, Esq. of Stoduiarsh
Court, Kent.
II. Dorothy, .7. unm., and was buried at Eryholme.
ni. Sarah, m. Robert Charge, of Lowtield, co. York.
IV. Jane, in. William Tayler.son, ofStokesley.
V. Elizabeth, m. George Wood.
VI. Esther, hi. Bernard Lucas, Esq. of Husland, co. Derby.
Mrs. Lax, who assumed for herself and her issue, by sign-
manual, 24 Sept. 1784, the surname and arms of Maynard, (/.
18 .Vpril, 1812, and was s. by her eldest son,
Anthony Lax Maynard, Esq. of Chesterfield, co. Derby,
and Harlscy Hall, co. York, D.L., m. Dorothy, youngest dau.
of the Rev. Ralph Heathcote, hector of Morton, co. Derby,
and Vicar of Silebj-, co. Leicester, but d. s. j^- 3 Jtdy, 1825,
and was .«. by his nepliew,
John Charles Maynard, Esq. of Harlsey Hall, h. 11 Jan.
1788; m. 10 June, 1813, Catherine Grace, only dau. and
heiress (by Grace Johnson his wife) of John Easterby, Esq. of
Skinningrove, co. I'ork, elder brother of Francis Easterby,
who took the name of Cresswell {sec Cbesswell of Ctxsswdl),
and had issue,
Anthony Lax, now of Skinningrove Hall.
John Easterby, m. Marian, elde.';t dau. of James Wilson, Esq.
of Potto Hall, CO. York, and has one son, James.
Francis Cresswell.
Edmund Gilling, late Licut.-Col. 88th regt., m. 8 Xov. 18C0,
Gertrude, dau. of Charles Blayney Trevor Roper, Esq. ol
Plus Teg Park, co. Flint.
Thomas Burton, m. a dau. of J. Myers, Esq. of Darlington.
Charles Septimus, ii>. 1SG4, Elizabeth, eldest dau. and co-
heiress of Edward Rounthwaite Kemp, Esq. of East Layton
Hall, CO. York, and ./. 18C6.
Elizabeth, m. Roger F'euton, Esq. of Mount Grace, Potter's
Bar, Middlesex.
Catherine Jane, m. Stephen Cholmeley, Esq. of The Knoll,
Kingston, Surrey, nephew of Sir Montague Choluicley, 1st
hart.
Frances Dorothea.
'Emma Oceana, m. Rev. Miles Atkinson, Vicar of Ilarcwood,
CO. York.
Sarah Jefferson, m. 20 April, 1855, John Stapylton Sutton,
Esq. of Elton Hall, co. Durham.
Hi d. 1871, and was .». by his eldest son, Anthony Lax May-
MAED, Esq. of Skinningrove Hall.
j4rm-'!— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., on a chevron vert be-
tween three sinister hands couped gu. live ermine spots or, for
Maynard; 2nd and 3rd. barry of six erminois and gu , on a
chief uz. three Catherine wheels or, for Lax. C'icjCs — For
! Maynard : A stag trippant or, gorged with a collar invected arg.
tiMibriatcd ."^a. ; lur Lax : A mount vert thereon a Catherine
wheel a.s in the arms, .l/o^fo— .Manus justa nardu-s.
.bf(( — Skinnini;rove Hall, Skeltou, co. York, licsidence—
Newton Hall, Durham.
MAYOW OF BRAY AND HANWORTH.
WtnellMatow, Rbv. Matow, of Bray, Corn-
wall, Rector of Southam, co. AVarwick, and Rural
Dean, h. 8 July, 1810; m. Caroline Kate, 2nd dau.
of Rev. Alfred Smith, of Old Park, Devizes, and
has had issue,
I. Philip Stafford, Lieut. R.N. ; h. 1 Oct. I84S; d. onboard
H.M.S. "Briton," off Bombay, 20 March, 1872.
II. Mayow, Lieut. Royal Artillery, 6. 13 Jan. IsOO.
III. Arthur (Rev.), b. 23 Dec. Ib52.
IV. Charles Ernest, 6. 3 March, ls57.
V. Augustus Edward Stanley, (;. 9 .\pril, 1859.
VI. Elizabeth Ursula, 6. 3 Aug. 1847; m. Rev. I'rancis
Maundy Gregory, and has, Stallord .Michael, ana other
issue.
iLt'llCagr.— Philip Matow, of Looc, Cornwall, m. Mar-
garet Smith, and had issue. His eldest son,
Philip Mayow, of Looe, i,j. a dau. of Webb, of Tavistock,
and had issue. His eldest son,
John Mayow, of Looe, hi. Joan, dau. of John Rashlcigh, oJ
Fowey, and had issue,
Philip Mayow, Lord of the Manor of Bray, of Morval,
Cornwall, who was first cousin of Jeremy Mayow, of Borringdon,
the last of the Mayows of Borringdon (whose dau. aud heiress
Frances, m. John Parker, Esq. of Xorth Moulton, from wh^iu
the present Lord Morley traces his descent). This I'hilii)
Mayow signed the Heralds' Visitation of Cornwall, 1620. He
'III. Edith (or Judith), dau. of Hannibal Vivyan, Esq. of Trc-
lowarren, who is mentioned in the will of her father, Hannibal
Vivyan, dated 1608, and had issue,
Philip Mayow, of Bray, rii. 163G, Frances, dau. of Joha
Stukeley, Esq. of Affton, Devon, by Frances his wife, dau.
and co-heir of Sir John St. Leger and Katherine his wife, dau.
of George Nevill, Lord Abergavenny, a lineal descendant uf
King Edward I. ; and d. Oct. 1679, having had issue,
I. Philip, of whom presently. ii. Lewis, b. Dec. 1G44.
III. John, b. 1645, a Physician of great eminence.
I. Edith, III. June, 1663, Nicholas Leigh, Esq. of yuithioc'.:.
II. Mary, d. 1708.
III. Frances, m. 1671, Rev. Philip Wynell, Vicar of Landrake,
Cornwall.
The eldest son,
Philip Mayow, Esq. of Polgover, 6. Jan. 1639; m. Ursula^
dau. of Alexander Rolle, of Park Gate, Devon; an J ((. July,
1710, having had issue,
I. Philip, of whom presently.
II. Thomas, heir to his brother.
I. Susannah, m. 1710, her cousin, Philip Wynell, E.=q.
(younger brother of John Wynell, who m. her sister), anit
had issue a dau., Ursula, (/;. Benjamin Young.
II. Ursula, iii. 1710, her cousin, Jolui Wyutll, Esq., aud V.V.X
issue a son,
Philip, of whom presently.
III. Frances, d. 1717.
The eldest son,
Philip Mayow, Esq., 6. 1870; m. Jfary, dati. of Richrrl
Burthoggc, of Totnes; and d. 1749, without surviving issiie,
and was s. by his brother,
Thomas Mayow, Esq., 6. Oct. 16S2; m. Anne Croker; but
dying s. p. March, 1766, was s. by his nephew,
Philip Wynell, Esq., 6. 1716, who assumed the ndditiona)
surname and arms of Matow. He m. 1741, Betty, daa. and
co-heir of George Salt, Esq. of liotley, co. Stafford, and by her
(who d. 1774) had, with two daus., Ursula Anne, aud 2Luy,
three sons,
I. Philip, his heir.
II. John Salt, h. 1749, successor to his brother.
III. Mayow, of Sydenham, Kent, '/. 17.52; ,«. 1776, Mary,
dau. of Thomas I'aulin, Esq. ; aud d. 1807, leaving issue,
1 Francis, </. 8 Jan. 1874.
1 .Mary. d. Dec. 1806.
2 Elizabeth, ni. 1804, William Dacrcs Adams, Esq. of
Bowdon.
3 Anne, w. 1805, Right Hon. Thomas Peregrine Courteiiay,
2nd son of Reginald Courtenay, Bishop of Exeter.
4 Caroline, m. Rev. H. T. Wharton.
Jlr. Wynell-Mayow d. 1781. and was s. by his eldest son.
Rev. PuiLip WtNEixL- Matow, m. Elizabeth Suondon, lut
1088
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by hcT (who d.. 1811) he had no issue. He was s. ISOO, by his
brother,
John Salt VVynell-Matow, Esq. of Sultash, Cornwall, h.
June, 1745; to. 12 May, 17G9, Mary, 2nd tlau. and co-heir of
Bobcrt Doughty, Esq. of Ilauworth, Norfolk, and by Uer (who
d. 1820; had issue,
I. Philip, his heir, of whom presently.
II. Kobert (Kcv.), h. Oct. 1777; m. Oct. 1805, Elizabeth, dau.
of William Harding, of Liverpool, Merchant, Ijy Avhom (who
m. 2ndly, Kev. John Morrall, and d. 13 Dec. 1862) he left at
liis decease, Jan. 1817, two sons,
1 John, Lieut.-Col. H.E.I.C.S., m. twice, and had issue
by both marriages; and (?. 1876. 2 Eobert.
1 Catherine Anne, ra. 1st, at Meerut, in India, 16 April,
1844, Edward Salusbury Lloyd, Esq., Lieut.-Col. E.I.C.S.,
3rd son of Richard Hughes Lloyd, Esq. of Plymog,
Gwerclas, and Bashall. She m. 2ndly, Kev. Edward
Girdlestone.
III. John William, h. 1788 ; d. May, 1802.
I. Betty, d. 24 May, 1792.
II. Mary, m. 19 Sept. 1799, Rev. John Riehards.
III. Catharine Anne, m. Rev. John Lukin.
Tilr. Wynell-Mayow d. 1802, and was s. by his eldest son,
Philip Wtnell-Matow, Esq. of Pray, Cornwall, and of
Uanworth Hall, Norfolk, h. 17 March, 1771, who .<!. his maternal
tincle, Robert Lee Doughty, Esq. in the Hanworth estate.
<'Mr. Robert Lee Doughty was twelfth in descent from Simon
Doughty, who, in the reign of Edwakd III., conveyed his
lands at Hanworth and Melton to his son Thomas. Robert
Lee Doughty was the last of the Doughtys of Hanworth.) Mr.
Wynell-Mayow m. 22 July, 1806, Elizabeth, dau. of Col. Charles
Deare (she d. 10 Aug. 1844), and had issue,
I. John, h. 30 June, 1807 ; d. 6 Jan. 1812.
II. George, his heir. iii. Mayow, now of Bray.
IV. Philip (Rev.) (sec Mayow of Shnritoood).
I. Betty Wynell. ii. Ursula.
Mr. Wynell-Mayow d. 28 Dec. 1844, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Geoegs AVynell-Matot.', Esq., C.B., of Bray, 6. 31 Aug.
1808 ; Major-Gen. in the army. Knight of the Legion of Honour,
and 3rd class Mcdjidie ; ni. 16 Aug. 1842, Jane Elizabeth, dau.
of Samuel Kyle, D.D., Bishop of Cork, which lady <i. s. p. 1848.
Gen. Wynell-Mayow rf. 1 Jan. 1873, and was s. by his brother.
Rev. Mayow Wynell-Mayow, now of Bray.
^umilu ai WmuW.
The family of Wynell, or more properly Wyvell, came
originally from Devon, and entered tlieir pedigree at the
Heralds' Visitation of Cornwall, 1620, as follows :—•
Thomas Wyvell, of Crediton, Devon, m. the dau. and co-
heir of Clarke, of Somerset, and had issue,
Olivee Wyvell, of Maristowe, Devon, m. Alice, dau. of
Ciffcird, of Halisburie, Devon, and had issue,
Thomas Wyvell, of Wyvell's Combe, Cornwall, who signed
the Heralds' Visitation, 1620, yii. Thomazine, dau. of John
Whitford, of Scoror, Cornwall, and had issue. Prances, m.
Giffard Willes, Esq. of Landrake, Cornwall. He m. 2ndly,
15 Dec. 1627, Joanna Willes, of St. Stephen's, by whom he
probably was grandfather of,
Philip Wynell, in. 1671, Frances Mayow.
Arma — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., a chevron vair between
three ducal coronets or, for Mayow; 2nd and 3i'd, arg., three
mullets in fcss between two bars sa. within a bordurc engrailed
ea., for Wynell. Quartering.s, Doughty, Chambre, Clarke,
anil Salt. Crests — 1st, Mayow : A pelican (or eagle) or, stand-
ing on a snake nowed ppr. ; 2nd, Wynell : A Cornish chougU
erm.
.S'pf'?— Bray, near Liskeard, Cornwall. Residence— S, Palace
Road, Surbiton, Surrey.
Rev. Philip "VVyncll-Mavow is tlic fotirtli son of
Philip Wjuell-Mayow, Esq. of H:iii-\voi'tli, Norfolk,
and iJray, Cornwall {see precedincj Memoir.)
Arma and Crest, same as Mayow of Bray, illoao— Ecdele
scuza felc.
&«£— Shortwood House, Wells, Somerset.
MAYOW OF SHORTWOOD.
Wynell-Mayow, Rev. Philip, of Shortwood,
Wells, Somerset, b. 16 May, 1813 ; in. 10 July,
1839, Mary, dan. of Rev. Benjamin George Ileatla,
of Cresting, Suffolk, by whom he has issue,
I. Philip Herbert, Commander R.N., h. 20 Oct. 1841.
II. Charles, b. 21 May, 1843; d. 5 Sept. 1862.
III. George, b. 6 March, 1845; d. 21 Dec. 1865.
IV. Prank Sydney, b. 9 March, 1S46.
V. John, b. 17 Dec. 1847.
Ti. Frederick, b. 17 March, 1852; d. 2G May, 187S.
VII. Herbert, b. 13 Jimc, 1855.
I. Mary. ii. Jlargaret Ursula.
III. Fanny Louisa. iv. Editli. v. Emily.
MEADE OE BALIiYMARTIiE.
Meade, William Richaed, Esq. of liallymartle,
CO. Cork, J. P., Barrister-at-Law.
ILtlTCnflC. — This family is said to be of ancient Irish ex-
traction.
BoiiERT Meade, Esq. (3rd son of Lieut.-Col. William Meade,
by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Sir Robert Travers, and youngest
brother of Sir John Meade, ancestor of the Earl of Clan-
W'Illiam), assisted in raising a regiment of foot for the service
of King William HI., his commission bearing date 1694. He
m. Frances, dau. and co-heir of Sir Peter Courthorpe, of
Courtstown, and of Little Island, co. Cork, appointed Governor
of Munster by Charles II., 1669 (by Margaret his wife, dau.
of Thomas Daunt, Esq. of Owlpen and Goitigrenanc), and
had issue (with a dau., Joanna, who m. J. Nesbitt, Esq., M.D.,
and d. leaving issue) one son.
The Very Rev. William Meade, of Ballymartle, Dean of
Cork, Rector of Ballymartle, Dunderrow, and Ringroane. He
ra. Helena, dau. of Bryan Townsend, Esq. of Castle Townsend,
CO. Cork (by Mary his wife, dau. of Edward Synge, Bisliop of
Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, and sister of Edward Synge, Arch-
bishop of Tuam), and had issue,
I. John, Rector of Ballymartle 1752. He purchased from his
cousin, John, 1st Earl of Clanwilliam, 1787, the family
estates of Ballymartle and Ballintober, <fec., ra. 1st, Katlie-
rine, dau. of Rev. John Moore, of Innishannon; 2ndly,
Susanna, dau. of Rev. Horace Townsend, Rector of Don-
oughmore, and (/. s. -p. 1800.
II. i;obert. Rector of Dunderrow, m. Charlotte, dau. of J.
Nesbitt, Esq., and d. leaving issue, I Joanna, d. xinrii. ;
2 Helena, m. Rev. Horace Townsend, of Dcrry, and left
issue one dau., Joanna, rii. Thomas Foole, Esq. of Maytield.
in. Richard, Barrister-at-Law, d. unm. 1769.
IV. William (Rev.), Rector of Ringcurran, m. 17.59, Martha,
dau. of Col. Richard Bourne, of Burreu,land d. 1769, leaving
issue,
1 Richard, of whom hereafter.
2 William, m. Catherine, duu. of Hewitt Poole, Esq. of
Maylield, and d. s. p.
3 John (see Meade of Bcdlinfnher).
4 Robert (Rev.), Rector of BaUynioney, co. Cork, m. Eliza,
dau. of Robert Travers, Esq., and <'. 1852, leaving issue,
William Robert (Rev.;, Vicar of Kinsalc, in. Blargarct, dau.
of Richard Lewis, Esq., and d. s. p. 1852; Robert, d. unm. ;
Barbara Helena, m. Rev. William De Courcy Meade,
Rector of Dunmanway, and d. leaving issue, Richard,
who d. ttnin., Eliza, deceased; Bai'bara; Martha Bourne,
d.unm. 1859; and Elizabeth, d. u7im.
I. Martha, d. unm. 1832. ii. Helena, d. unm. 1843.
His grandson.
Rev. Richard Meade, Rector of Ballymartle, s. his uncle,
John, in the Ballymartle estates, &c. ; m. Dorothea, dau. of
Adam Newman, Esq. of Dromore, and had issue,
William Richard, now of Ballymartle.
John, Fellow of Trin. Coll. Dublin, d. unm. 1S3.5.
Richard Newman, Capt. H.E.I. C.S.., fell at the Battle of
Meanee, in Scinde, 1843.
Robert Henry (Rev.), A.M., Rector of Eincurran, co. Cork.
Horace Townsend Newman, M.D., of Churchill House,
Qiieenstown, d. unm. 1861.
Adam Newman, m. June, 1850, Louisa Sophia, dau. of Daniel
Connor, Esq. of Manche, and d. 1878, leaving issue, Robert,
Elizabeth Mary, and others.
Mary Townsend. Susanna Helen, d. unm. 1858.
Arms — Az., a chevron erm. between three trefoils slipped
avg. Crnst — An eagle displayed with two heads sa. armed or.
Motto — Toujours prest.
Heat — Ballymartle, Kinsale, co. Cork.
MEADE OE BALLINTOEEn.
Meade, John, Esq. of Ballintober, co. Cork, J.P.,
oji. Eliza, dau. of Richard ]Mcade, Esq. of Dubliu,
and has issue,
I. Richard John Percy, b. IS57.
II. John Josias, b. 1858. in. William George, b. 1862.
IV. Pierce, b. 1863; d. 1864.
V. Robert Jocelyn, b. 1871. vi. George Waller, 6. 1872.
I. Ciitherine Eliza, b. 1855: d. 1875.
II. Eliza Lucia. ui. Sarah Helena. iv. Alice Hardy.
ITEA.
^^■Ht llfiTSr.— Sfc Meade of BallynwrtU,
^^JoiiN Meade, Esq. of Ballintober, 3r<l son of the Hev.
AViLt.iAM Meade, Rector of Ringcurran, s. his uiu-le, John, in
that estate, which liad been purchased liy the latter from his
cousin, the Earl of Clanwilliam. lie i/t. Alice, ilau. of the
Ven. Archdeacon Corker, and grand-dau. of Dr. Ilrowiie,
Archbishop of Tuam, and had issue,
John (Rev.), his heir.
"William, Rector of Inchinahacky, m. Anne, tiau. of r.oVcrt
Warren, Esq., and ha.s issue.
Richard, of Kildare Street, Dublin, in. Catherine, dau. of
William Stephens, Esq., and d. April, ItJCO, leaving, with
otlier issue, an eldest son, Josiali Dunne, d. unm. iBliS.
Edward Southwell, d. uidu.
Eliza, d. unm. Martha Ilelcna, d. VMm.
Rev. John Meade, of Ballintober, co. Cork, 0. 1792; m. 1831,
Sarah, only child of George Wood, Esq., and by her (who d.
Feb. 1873) had issue,
John, now of liallintobcr. Richard William.
Edward Southwell, d. unm. lSf52.
Eliza Anne, m. Waller Bates, Esq., Guth regt.
Alice Corker.
He d. Jan. 1864.
Anns — Scf Meade of BaVmnartle.
iSeai— Ballintober, near Kinsale, co. Cork.
THE LANDED GENTRY.
ME A
mso
MEARES OF MEARES COURT.
DEVExisn-MEAEES, WiLiiAM Lewis, Esq. of
Meares Court, co. Westmeatb, Majoi'-Gcn. in the
armj, formerly Lieut. -Col. 26th regt. of foot, h.
1832 ; m. 1870, Katherine Cliavlotte, dau. of George
Eolliott, Esq. of Vicars Cross, co. Chester.
Ilt'llCrCtlC. — John Meakes, Esq. of Whitbourne, near
Corslcy, co. Wilts. 6. about 1500; had by Eleanor his wife (with
an elder son, whose representative, Robert Meares, Esq. of
Hackney, Middlesex, was living at Visit. Wilts, IGU), a younger
son,
" Lewis Meaties, Esq. of Rowlandstown, co. Westmeath, h. at
Corslcy, 1C2.5, an officer in the army, sent to quell the Rebel-
lion in Ireland 1G41, who obtained a grant of the lands of
Rowlandstown, now called Meares Court, co. Westmeath, and
of Cornamuckla, CO. Longford, by Patent dated 3 Dec. 1GG7.
He rebuilt and endowed the church of Almoritia, or Bally-
niorin, adjoining Meares Court. He m. 1st, IC4S, Mary, dau.
of Samuel Palmer, and widow of Cajit. Smyth, and by her had
issue,
I. Lewis, his heir.
li. Richard, 6. 12 Mar«h, lG.j4; m. Katherine, dau. of William
Jones, Esq. of Rathcondra.
III. John, '/. 24 Dec. 1G.57; m. Katherine, dau. cf Giles Yan-
deleiir, Esq. of Rahaline, co. Clare.
I. Ann, m. Francis Conduit, Esq.
II. Elizabeth, m. Robert Conduit, Esq.
Mr. Meares 57!. 2ndly, Elizabeth Large, but by her had no
i issue. His will was dated 1G99, and he was s. by his eldest son,
Lewis Meares, Esq. of Meares Court, b. in Dublin 2G May,
1651 ; m. 27 Jan. 1678, Thomasine, dau. of Capt. John Jones
(2nd son of Henry, Bishop of Mcath), and niece of Sir Theo-
philus Jones, I'rivy Councillor, temp. Chakles II., and had
issue,
I. John, his heir. ll. Lewis, h. Oct. 1G54.
III. Robert (Rev.), h. 18 Sept. 1C88, Rector of Almoritia, co.
Westmeath, rn. Anno AVakely, of Ballyhirly, and made his
will 10 May, 1738. He had issue,
1 William, of Tocher.stown, 6. 8 Feb. 1732; ra. 17C3, Kathe-
rine Martha, dau. of Rev. Fletcher Piers, and d. Oct. 1801,
leaving a son,
George Galbraith, of Jlillgrove, co. Roscommon, h.
27 Nov. 1783; m. April, 1805, Lady Mary Elizabeth
King, dau. of Robert, 2nd Earl of Kingston, and had,
w ith other issue, three sons,
I. Robert King, d. s. p.
II. William Piers, 6. 3 Nov. 1318, Col. E.I.C.S., m.
Mary Ada Montrilli, and d. 20 Dec. 1869, leaving,
with three dans., Mary Ada Douglas; Eleanor; and
Mary William Anna, a son,
Geokge Gerald Meares, heir male of the family.
III. George Richard James, of Sinduri, India, i. 26 May,
1814; in. Caroline Alicia Nicholson, and (/. 8 Aug.
1867, leaving issue. George Robert King, 6. 26 Oct.
1841; Charles William, b. 10 April, 1846; m. Eliza
iSIartha Mary Hampton, and has, Charles Robert,
0. 16 Oct. 18G7, I.Uen Caroline Mary, and Carolino
Charlotte; William Edward, b. 11 Die. 1848; m.
15 Dec. 1»74. Rose Reed: Gerald I'itz-Gerald John,
i>. I Oct. IbOO; llcnry Jauics Palmur, 0. 23 July,
1853; Percy Nicholson, 6. 28 Jan. IS.'iG; Cecil Fur-
long Eddis, 6. I Feb. 1858; Caroline Furlong, ./.««),*.;
EUanor Mary, m. H. F. Payne, Esq. ; Charlotte Ellen
Louisa, ?/i. 13 June, 18G6, George Annesley Gla.scott,
Esq. (see Glascott of Aldcrlow/i, KUluwin, die);
Isabella; Mary Ann.
2 Charles (Rev.), /;.26 Feb. 1734; m.lst, Katherine Hamil-
ton, widow of Rev. Francis Goldsl)Uiy, of Larkin, co.
Mcath, by whom he had no. issue; and 2ndly, I'.lizabeth,
dau. of Andrew Nixon, Esq., of Cavan, by whom he had,
Robert, d. s. p. at Bristol, 1795.
Lucinda, m. Rev. Thomas Connolly Coanc, of Clifton,
CO. Gloucester.
IV. Peyton, 6. 14 Jan. 1694; d. s. p. 1722.
V. Edward, b. 4 Jan. 1702, had one dau., Margaret, m.
William Granger, Esq.
Jlr. Meares, whose will is dated 28 Feb. 1713, was c. by his
eldest son,
Jon.N Mcares, Esq. of Meares Court, b. 7 Aug. 1GS2; r„. Ist,
17 Dec. 1705, Katherine, dau. of John Wakely, Esq. of Eally-
burly, King's Co., and had issue,
I. John, his heir. n. Charles, of Dalystown, d. s. p.
ill. Peyton, who had a son, Blacket, Capt. in the army,
d. s. p. 1796, and a dau., Katherine.
IV. George, m. Miss Jones, and had a dau., Jane.
V. Edward. vi. Lewis.
1. Elizabeth, b. 2 Oct. 170G, Mrs. Ciofton.
Mr. Meares m. 2ndly, 14 May, 172C, Margaret, sister of Edward
Eyre, Esq., of Eyre Court, co. Galway, and widow of Hon.
Charles Annesley, but by her had no issue. He d. 1742, and
was s. by his eldest son,
JoH.v 3IEARES, Esq. of Meares Court, High Sheriff 174S, &.
28 May, 1709; m. 1st, Nov. 1729, Sarah, dan. of Morgan
Magan, Esq. of Clonearl and Togherstown, and by her (who d.
1762) had
I. 'I'komas, h. July, 1723 ; d. 1724. n. John, his heir.
I. Henrietta, 6. 6 Aug. 1719; </. unm.
II. Katharine, b. 17 Oct. 1720; lii. John Dcvenish, Esq. of
I'ortUck, CO. Westmeath, and had eight sons and live daus.;
ui these the 3rd son,
William Devesisu, got the Meares Court estate under his
uncle's wiU.
IT. Susanna, m. Rev. William Fleming.
IV. Mary Rose, m. Anthony Lennon, Esq.
V. Elizabeth, ((. v.nm. 1806.
M. Jane, d. unm.
vji. Thomasine, m. Rev. F. II. Goldsbuiy, of Boyle, and
<;. 1809.
Mr. Meares m. 2ndly, his cousin Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Robert
Meares, Rector of Almoritia, but had no further issue. Ho
was s. by his only surviving son,
John Meares, Esq. of Meares Court, High Sheriff 17S3, 6.
4 June, 1742; m. 30 May, 1771, Slary, dau. of John Vandeleur,
Esq. of Kilrush, co. Clare, and d. s. p. 1790, having by his will
devised his estate of Meares Court to his nephew,
William Devenish, Esq., J.P., of Meares Court, who adopted
the surname of Meaees. He was 6. 22 July, 1759; )/;. 21 Sept.
1791, Deborah, dau. of Joseph Coghlan, Esq. of Kilumney, co.
Cork, and by her (who d. 1834) had issue,
.ToHN, his heir.
Matthew (Rev.), m. 1S21, Augusta, dau. of Charles Dcvenish,
Esq.
Catherine, in. 1813, Rev. Frederick A. Potter, Rector of Rath-
conrath.
Mary Anne, m. Robert Sandys, Esq. of Crevagh, co. Long-
ford.
Blr. Devenish-Mcares d. 1842, and was x. by his eldest son,
John Devemsii-Meares, Esq. of Meares Court, .J. P. and
D.L. CO. Westmeath, High Sheriff 1SG2, b. 12 Oct. 1795; m.
July, 1831, M.iria, dau. of Charles Kelly, Esq. of Charlcvillc,
CO. Westmeath, and had issue,
I. William Lewis, his heir.
II. John Henry GorLDsmiiv, Surgeon in the army, b. IS.'Io;
7/i. 21 June, 18C0, Thomazine, dau. of Capt. W.Smyth, Gstli
regt.
III. Joseph Leycester, b. 1838; m. Frances, dau. of Basil G.
Brooke, Esq. of Dungannon, and has issue,
1 John Frederick.
2 Basil, b. 18G8.
I. Charlotte, ni. 24 July, 18G7, John North-Domford, Esq. of
Ferrans and Gallow, co. Mi-ath.
II. Florence, m. Dec. 1876, H. Goff Carlcss, Esq., and d. July,
1877.
Mr. Devenish-Meares d. 187C, and was s. by his eldest son,
Major-Gen. Devenish-Meares, now of Jleares Court.
Arms — Arg., a ship with three masts, sails furled sa.
Crest — A kingfisher ppr. Mnlin — Omnia Provident iiccoiuiuitto.
/Seai— Mmucs Court, Ballinacargy, co. WcsliutallJ.
lODO
MED
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MED
MEDHUBST OF KIPPAX HALL.
Medhtjest, Eeancis WiLiiAM Hastings, Esq.
of Kippax Hall, co. York, Lieut. R.A., b. 7 March,
184-4 ; m. 1869, Arabella, 2ncl dau. of Laslo Chandor,
Esq. of New York, aud has a son,
Fbancis Hastings, h. 1S71.
itt'ltrilgC. — TnoMAs Medhukst, F.sq. of Kippax Hall, co.
York. J. P. and D.L., bapt. 1 Jan. 1731, at Kippax ; w. 1757,
Elizabeth, eldest dau., and in her issue, heiress of Eev.
Granville Whcler, Esq. of Otterdcn Place, Kent, by Lady-
Catherine Maria Hastings his wife, dau. of Theophilus, 7th
Earl of Huntingdon. Mr. Medhurst was buried 13 July,
1786, and was s. by his only son,
Granville William Wheler Mediicrst, Esq. of Kippax
Hall, CO. York, who became, 1827, representative of the ancient
family of Wheler of OltenUn Place. He m. 1 March, 1787,
Sarah, dau. of Kev. William Jennings, of Blackheath, and tL
4 April, 1840, leaving issue,
William Granville Has-mngs, his heir.
Francis, b. h July, 1790, R.N. ; d. v.nm. 1 Sept. 1812.
Augustus Wheler, b. 21 March, 1793; d. v.iim.f) April, 1830.
Charles (Rev.), of Otterdtn Place, Kent, and Ledstone Hall.
CO. York, b. 26 May, 1794, and d. 20 Nov. 1877 {see Wheeler
of Otterdeii Place).
Catherine Sarah Anne, m. 11 July, 1831, Eev. Benjamin
Tamonson, M.A., Vicar of Collingham. Maria.
The eldest son,
William Granville Hastings :\ri;r>HrRST, F.sq. of Kipp.Tx
Hall, Major in the army, bapt. 27 Jan. 1789, served with the
27th regt. in the Peninsula, Egypt, and Italy. He in. 30 June,
1814, Fortunata Paulina Seraphina Caterina Pappalardo,
descended from an old Syracenic family in Sicily, and by her
(who d. at Naples 1849) had issue,
Francis Hastings, his heir.
John William, Capt. 10th regt. of foit, h. July, 1824.
George William, b. Sept. 182.5; d. 1834.
Frederick Edward, an officer 43rd regt. of foot, 6. March, 1830.
William Granville, b. Nov. 1835; (?.'l844.
Sarah Catherine Fortunata, ra. Edwanl Noyce Browne, Esq.
Frances, m. Baron Pisani Ciancio, of. Sicily.
Mary Anne, d. March, 1851.
Catherine Amelia, ?/i. II Cavaliere Ercore Ccdronio. brother of
the Marquis Cedronio, of Naples.
Major Medhurst d. 22 Oct. 1835, and was s. by his son,
Francis Hastings Medhurst, Esq. of Kippax Hall. co.
York, ra. 7 July, 1843, Mary Anne, only surviving child of
Charles Osborne Bushnan, Esq., by Anne his wife, eldest dau.
of Benjamin Tliorold, Esq., andgrand-dau. of Joseph Bushnan,
Esq. of London, for many years Comptroller of that city, by
Mary Elizabeth his wife, dau. of — Csborne, Esq. of Chelsea,
by Mary his wife, only child of Samuel Lloyd, Esq. of Cj'nfcU,
CO. Monmouth. By this mariiase Mr. Medhurst (who d.
4 Nov. 1852) had issue,
Francis William Hastings, now of Kippax Hall.
Charles Granville Wheeler, 6. 5 Jan. 1850; d. Jan. 1S53.
Wyndham Augustus, b. 7 April, 1851 ; d. 20 .Sept. 1851.
Henry Wyndham, b. June, 18.52; d. Aug. 1852.
Arthur Francis Hastings, b. 8 May, 1853.
Pauline Mary Anne. Josephine Sarina.
Blanche Catherine.
^'/•»)s— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, paly of six gn. and nrg., on a
canton or, a martlet gu. ; 2nd and Si'd, vert, on a fess or, three
lions rampant of the first. Crest— \ martlet chargcil with a
fleur-de-lis, holding in its beak an acorn and an oali leaf.
Motto — Advcrsa virtute rcpello.
MEDLICOTT OF DUNMURRY.
Medlicott, James Edwaeb, Esq. of Dtuimuvrj,
CO. Kildare, J.P.,5. 19 Dec. 1827; m. 12 Oct. ISo'o,
IVfargaret, dau. of Joshua Henry Davidson, Esq.
M.D., Edinburgh, H.M. Phjsiciaii in Ordinary, and
has issue,
I. Henry Edward, h. 12 Jan. 1SG3.
II. Edward Janicp, b. IG March, Is76.
HI. Richard Frederick Cavendish, b. 9 July, 1877.
I. Annie Stuart, d. young, 18C7.
II. Elizabeth. lii. Mary Grayrlon.
IV. Helen Mackenzie. v. Katherine Stuart.
VI. Harriet. vii. Margaret Cecil.
ittttrnCIC.— Thomas Medlicott, Esq. of Abingdon, J. P.
and D.L. (of a family long scUled in the co. Salop, who derived
their surname from Modelicofe in that co.), bapt. 9 March,
1627, M.P. for Abingdon, 1CC8, was presented with a Parlia-
mentary medal at the Coronation of William 111. and
Mary II., 11 April, 1689. He had issue,
I. James, from whom descends in the female line Medlicott,
Bart, of Vcn House {set Bcrke's Peirage and. Boroncta.rit).
II. Charles, of Cottingham, co. Nortbampton, who had by
Barbara liis wife,
Thomas, of Cottingham, in. Anne, dau. of Richard
Buckley, and had an only son, who d. s. p., and two daus.,
his co-heirs, Anne Barbara, m. George Hill, Esq. ot
Rothwell, CO. Northampton, 1st Serjeant-at-Law, and
Elizabeth, ra. Eev. John Hill, LL.D., Rector of Tliorpc
and Kilmarsh, co. Northampton, and Prebendary oi
Windsor, and d. 19 Sept. 1798.
III. Edmund, living 1722. iv. George, of whom we treat.
V. Thomas, of Binfield, co. Berks, ancestor of Medltcott
of RocketVs Castle, co. Waterfoid {sec that Family.)
Mr. Medlicott d. 13 Dec. 1713, in his 89th year. His 4th son,
George Medlicott, Esq. of Tully, co. Kildare, 6. 1G49 ;
purchased from John Berkeley, Lord Fitzharding, 1712, the
estate of Y'oungstown and Dunmurry, co. Kildare. He rn.
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Bagot, Esq. of Harristown, and bad
by her (who d. 29 Dec. 1725) with seven daus., as many sons,
I. James, of Youngstown, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Edwavcl
Bagot, Esq. of Harristown; d. 1718.
II. Edward, of Moortown, co. Kildare; d. 10 May, 17G2,
leaving by Dorcas his wife, five sons, whose line is extinct.
III. Ossory (Rev.), b. at Bandon, 1683; m. Hannah, dau. of
Major-Gen. John Popper, aud had an only son, John Pepper,
d. s. p.
IV. John, of Ballysax, m. Feb. 1727, IMrs. Hester Withers,
widow, of Tully, co. Kildare, and d. s. 'p.
V. Samuel, of Dunmurry, of whom hereafter.
VI. George, who had a son, George, b. 1705.
VII. Thomas, will proved 1738.
Mr. Medlicott d. 26 June, 1717, aged 68. His 5th son,
Samuel Medlicott, Esq. of Dunmurry, had by Mary his
wife (who d. 1739) with five daus., four sons,
I. James, of ArdseuU and Y^oungstown, LL.D.; d. v.nm.
25 Dec. 1771, having (by an indenture dated 10 Dec. 1770),
as.signed all his estates to Charles Dowling, of Redhills, co.
Kildare, who thereupon adopted the name of Medlicott. Ho
was b. 1705 ; m. Sarah, dau. of Joshua CoUes Meredith, Esq.,
and c?. intestate 12 Feb. 1811, a,ged 106 years, leaving three
daus. (one of whom, Sarah, m. 16 Nov. 1801, John Grogan,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and d. 20 Oct. 1819, leaving a son.
Sir Edward Grogan, Bai't.), and one son, James Medlicott, of
\''oungstown, who d. unm. 1812, and bequeathed the JledU-
cott estates back to the family.
II. Edward, who continued the line as hereafter.
III. George. iv. Samuel, m. Oct. 1765, Angclicc Irwin.
Mr. Medlicott d. 1737. His 2nd son,
Edward Medlicott, Esq. of Dunmurry, had two sous and
two daus.,
I. James, his suceepsor.
II. Joseph, of Dublin, )/j. 5 March, 1785, Katherine. dau. of
Alexander Wood, Esq.; d. March, 1816, leaving issue,
1 George, of Rutland Square, Clerk of the Peace co.
Kildare, m. Emily, dau. of Arthur Magan, Esq. of Clanearl,
and has an only dau.,
Louisa, 1)?. 21 Dec. 1858, Hon. .John Prendcrgast Verel:er
son of John Prendergast, 3rd Viscount Gort, and h.'is
issue.
2 Edward, settled at Lisbon, ■?». there, and d., leaving,
Joseph, William, Edward, and Frances.
3 James, d. unm.
4 Samuel (Rev.), Rector of Lou.ghrea, co. Galway; m.
the dau. of Henry Benedict Dolphin, Esq., co. Gahvay,
and d. 1858, leaving issue,
Joseph George. Henry Benediit.
Samuel (Eev.), Rector of Bowness, co. Cumberland.
Anne, m. Rev. George Augustus Frederick Armstrong.
5 Joseph (Eev.), Vicar of Potternc, co. Wilts, m. G Dec-
1838, Dionysia Mcliora, dau. of Richard Godolphin Longi
Esq. of Rood Aston, co. Wilts, and had issue,
Henry Edmonstone, of Sandfield. co. Wilts, ?)i. April, 1874,
Kate D'Oyley, dau. of Alexander Robinson Gale, Esq.
of Stanton Lodge, near Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk.
Walter Edward (Eev.), Vicar of Swanmore, co. Hants, -m.
June, 1868, Edith Louisa, dau. of Eev. Robert Sunnier,
and grand-dan. of Charles Sumner, D.D., Bi.shop ni Win-
chester, and has, Eobert Sumner, another son, and two
daus.
I. Elizabeth, m. Feb. 1768, .Tohn Bell, Esq.
II. Grace, iii. Feb. 1772, Robert Bell, Esq.
Mr. Medlicott was s. at Dunmurry by his second but eTenlually
eldest surviving son,
James Medlicott, Esq. of Dunmurry, 6. 1737; ni. 1st, Jane,
dau, of Alexander Wood, Esq., and had an only son,
MED
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MEL
1091
I. Alexander, nn officer in tlio KiUlare Militia, who went to
Imiia, Ki. there, and li. there i'. jj., without survivins issue.
Mr. Medlicott m. 2ncllr, Feb. 1784, Mary, dau. of Thomas
Graydon, Esq., and had further issue,
II. Edwakd, his .successor. ni. James, R.N., il. unm.
IV. George, E.I.C., </. unm.
V. Thomas, in. Maria Williams, d. s. p.
\i. Graydon, settled in North America; m. Hester, dau. of
lU'v. John Grunt, and has, with five daus., one son, John
J:inies.
I. Mary Anne, d. unm.
II. Elizabeth, rn. Rev. William Cox.
III. Katherine, d. unm. iv. Letitia, d. unm.
V. Jane, d. unm. vi. Frances, d. unm.
Mr. Medlicott, who s. to the remainder of the family estates
in 1812, d. 1827, aged 90, and was s. by his eldest survivins
«on,
Edward James Medlicott, Esq. of Dunmurry, J. P., m.
Feb. 1827, Anne, dau. of Solomon Spcer, f:sq., of Granitcfield,
CO. Dublin (by Anne bis wife, dau. of Richard Donovan, Esq.
of Ballymore, co. Wexford), by whom (who d. 22 Aus. 18GG)
hi had issue,
I. James Edward, his successor.
II. Edward Richard, .Sub-Inspector Royal Ii-ish Constabulary ;
;/. unm. 25 Nov. 1872. III. Richard Solomon.
I. Annie, b. 31 Oct. 1829 ; m. 1857, Walter Bagot, Esq., and
d. s. p. 6 Aug. 1878.
Hr. Medlicott d. 11 Jan. 18GS, and was s. by his eldest son,
James Edward Medlicott, Esq. of Dunmurry, the present
representative of the family,
Ann? — Quarterly per fess indented gn. and az., three lions
T.impant arg. Crest — Out of a mural crown gu. a demi-cagle
displayed or. iVo((o— Dat curaquietcm.
Heat — Dunmurry, Kildare.
MEEK OF BRANTRIDGE PARK.
Mei;k,Constance Amelia, and Marv Florence,
of Braulridge Park, Sussex, s. (heir lather 187-i.
Itinr^lgC. — John Meek, Esq. of Ilomcrton, Middlesex
(son of Thomas Meek, of Painshaw Staiths, Houghton-le-
Spring, CO. Durham, b. July, 1748, and Dorothy Holmes his
wife), m. 30 June, 1800, Mary Britten, and by her (who d.
11 Oct. 1850) left at his decease, 15 Feb. I8I5, a son,
George Meek, Esq. of Brantridge Park, -/)i. 15 March, 1820,
Amelia, dau. of Samuel Weston, Esq. of Weymouth, and d,
H Dec. 185!), leaving an only surviving son,
Georoe Meek, Esq. of Brantridge Park, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1874, Barrister-at-Law; M..\. Triii. Coll. Cam-
bridge, b. 22 May, 1827 ; m. 29 Sept. 1858, Fanny Amelia, only
dau. of Josiah Wilson, Esq. of Stamford Hill, Middlesex, by
Amelia his wife, and had two daus., now of Brantridge.
Seat — Brantridge Park, Balcombe.
MEDLYCOTT OF ROCKETS CASTLE.
Medlycott, John Thomas, Esq. of Eockets
Castle, CO. Waterford, J.P., b. 13 Aug. 1823; m.
2 May, 1867, Florence Caroline, dau. of Sir William
Coles Medlycott, 2nd bart. of Veu, by whom (who
<f. 30 Jan. 1868) he has a son,
John Thomas, 6. 20 Jan. 1803.
31tllC<l(Jf' — Thomas Medlicott, Esq. of Eingfield, Berks,
and afterwards of Dublin, 5th son of Thomas Medlicott, Esq.
of Abingdon, Berks {see Medlicott of Dunmurry), was bapt.
22 May, 1GC2. He was M.P. for Milbourne Port 1706, and for
AVestmeath 1708-10, and 1713, also Chief Commissioner of
Revenue in Ireland. In 1698 he got from James, Duke of
Ormonde, lands in the cos. of Kilkenny and Tipperary, and in
1G99, lands in co. Watcrford, and March, 1701, purchased
from the Earl of Arran lands in co. Mayo. He rn. Margaret
Bradstone, widow of Pakenham, by whom (who d. 1739) he
had a dau. Anne, ?n. Dec. 1715, Right Hon. Edward Riggs,
M.P. for Killybegs, and,
Thomas John Medlycott, Esq. of Newport Pratt, co. Mayo,
m. Frances Philippa Seigneaux, of Lausanne, in Switzerland,
and was .■!. by his son,
John Thomas Medlycott, Esq. of Newport Pratt, co. Mayo,
and afterwards of Rockets Castle, co. Waterford, m. 21 June,
1787, Elizabeth, only dau. of William Lockwood, E.sq. of
Clerihan Castle, co. Tipperary, and d. 25 April, 1827, leaving,
with four daus., i. Frances, rn. Cornelius Sullivan, Esq.
«f Upper Merrion Street, Dublin; ii. Maria; in. Jane, rn.
Dawson French, Esq. of Tullamore, Queen's Co. ; and iv.
Susan, rn. Rev. George Stanley Monck, Rector of Cloncgam, co.
Watcrford, a son and heir.
Rev. John Thomas Medlycott, of Eockets Castle, J. P.,
b. 29 October, 1789 ; m. 19 June, 1820, Mary, eldest dau. of
Ambrose Usher Congreve, Esq. of Mount Congreve, co. Water-
ford, and had issue,
I. John Thomas, his heir.
I. Anne, rn. 4 Feb. 1845, George Augiistus Quentin, Major
1 nth Hussars, son of Sir George Quentin, Lieut.-Col. lOth
Hussars.
II. Klizabeth, m. Rev. James Rumsey, A.M. of St. Mary Hall
Oxford. HI. Ellen.
IV. Susan, m. Rev. Richard Neville, Rector of Stradbally.
V. Louisa, d. 14 Nov. 1868. vi. Maria.
Ecv. J. T. Medlycott d. 1877, and was s. by his only son,
John Thomas Medlycott, now of Rcokets Castle.
Armg, Crr^t. and Mntlo — Same as Medlicott nf Dunmurry.
£eal— Rockets Castle, Porllaw, co. WaierforU,
MEETKERKE OF JULIANS.
Meetkeeke, Adolphus, Esq. of Julians, Herts,
b. 1819 ; m. 1st, 184-1, Maria Henrietta, dau. of
Gen. Hare, which lady d. 1847, and 2ndly, 1848,
Cecilia Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. Edward Gore,
and grand-dau. of the 2ud Earl of Arran, and has
issue,
I. Mary Florence, m. 1878, M. Metcalfe, Esq. of Inglethorpe
Hall, Norfolk.
II. Cecilia Laura, rn. 1870, Rev. Alexander Ewing, son of
the late Bishop of Argyll and the Isles, who d. 1877.
HtUCJtgC* — Sir Adolphus Meetkerk, President of Flan-
ders, Ambassador from the United States of Holland to Queen
Elizabeth, to. 1st, Dame Jacoba Cervina, and had three sons,
Nicholas and Baldwin, both slain at the siege of Daventer, in
Holland ; and Adolphus, 6. 1571. He to. 2ndly, Margaret, dau.
of John Lieltervelde, President of Flanders, and by her (who
rf. ill London, Nov. 1594) had, besides two daus., Elizabeth
and Salome, one son, Edward. Sir Adolphus d. in London,
6 Oct. 1591, aged 60. His son by his 2nd wife,
The Rev. Edward Meetkerke, D.D., 6. 1590 ; was educated
at Westminster School, whence he was elected to Christ
Church, Oxford, 1606, where he became Professor of Hebrew,
1G20. He m. Barbara, dau. of the Rev. Dr. More, and by her
had a son, Adolphus, of whom presently. Dr. Meetkerke,
who was Prebendary at Winchester, and Rector of Easton,
Hants, d. Aug. 1657, aged G7. His son,
Adolphus Meetkerk, d. 3 Nov. 1664, leaving, by Mary his
wife, a son,
Adolphus Meetkerk, Fellow of New Coll. Oxford, m. 1st,
Joanna, dau. of Bishop Young, Esq.; and 2ndly, 31 Aug.
1699, Penelope, eldest dau. and co-heir of Thomas Stone, Esq.
of Rushden, and by this lady (who rf. Sept. 1746) had issue,
Adolphus, of whom hereafter; Thomas, d. young, 1711;
Charles, b. 1710, d. 1774; Robert, &. 1714, d. 1753; Penelope;
Mary, rf. 1783; Catherine, rf. 1705; Beala, rf. young; Barbara,
rf. 1736; and Catharine, rf. 1768. Mr. Meetkerk rf. Feb. 1732,
aged 76. His eldest son,
Adolphus Meetkerk, 6. 8 Nov. 1703 ; m. 8 June, 1740,
Mary, dau. of Arthur and Elizabeth Hodgkin, of Aylcsham,
Bucks, and by her (who rf. 8 Jan. 1784) had issue, Adolphus,
rf. young; Adolphus, of whom we treat; Mary, m. George
Fair, Esq., and rf. 1826; Penelope, m. the Rev. Thomas,
Anthony TroUope, Rector of Cottered, and rf. 1788; Susanna
rn. Mr. John Boodle, of Ongar, Essex ; Catharine, rf. 1760;
Fanny, m. John Young, Esq. of Hare Hatch; Barbara, rf.
1753; Sarah, rf. 1770; Anne, rf. 1765; Elizabeth, rf. Jan. 1763.
Jlr. Meetkerk rf. 8 Jan. 1784. His only surviving son,
Adolphus Meetkerk, Esq. of Julians, b. 7 Dec. 1753 ; rn.
1st, Barbara Jenny, eldest dau. of Richard Chapman, Esq.,
citizen of London ; she rf. 28 July, 1817. He m. 2ndly,
8 Oct. 1818, Matilda, dau. of R. Johnson Wilkinson, Esq.,
and had issue. He rf. 1840, and was s. by his eldest son, the
present Adolphus Meetkerke, Esq. of Julians.
Arms—G\x., two cross swords or, saltier or. Ci-csi— An
unicorn's head horned crined and maned or, langucd gu.
iuU— Julians, near Buntingford.
MELDON.
Meldon', Charles Heney, Esq. of Ne'wtown
House, Blackrock, and Rutland Square, co. Dublin,
M.P. CO. Kildare, possessor of lauded property in
1092
MEL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
1IE¥
COS. Dublin, Meatli and Westmeatli, LL.D., and
Member of the Senate, Trin. Coll. Dublin, J.P. for
COS. Dublin, Galwar, Kildare, Meath, and West-
meatb, caUed to the Irish Bar, Jan. 1863, created
Queen's Counsel 1877, h. 5 June, IBil; m. 19 Feb.
1868, Ada. dan. of WilUam Hodgens, Esq. of IS'ew.
town House, Blackrock, co. Dublin, by Anne his
■wife, dau. of Charles O'Connor, of Kerry, and has
issue,
I. James Chakles William, h. 1 March, 1S73.
II. Henry Cajctan, b. 6 Aug. 1S74; d. youns.
I. Anne, d. younR. ii. Ada Maria. ni. Kdith Afcnes.
UlllCaSC— This family, originally O'Muimoon, is of
Celtic origin.
James Mcldoon, of Fore, co. Westmeath, son of Nicholas
Muldoon of Fore, and Rrandson of Andrew Muldoon, whose
■n-ill was dated 5 Dec. 1747, m. Eleanor M'Cormick, and d.
1792, leaving
Anthont Dillon Mcldoon, of Fore, co. Westmeath, who
■was father of
James Dillon Meldon, Esq. of Fore, afterwards of Casino,
Milltown, CO. Dublin, of Merrion Square, in the city of
Dubhn, and of Coolarn, co. Gahvay, m. Bedella Ingham, and
has issue,
I. JonN James, m. Katherine, dau. of James Blaclmcy, Esq.,
and has issue,
1 John. 2 Walter.
1 Slary.
II. James Fell's.
III. Chakles Henrt, of Newtown House, Q.C., M.P., J.P.
IV. Austin, m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Patrick Ryan, of Tralcc,
CO. Kerry, and by her has issue,
1 James Austin.
1 Bedelia Mary.
He m. 2ndly, Katherine, dau. of Augustus Wtlby Pugin,
and by her has issue,
2 George.
2 Slary Kathleen.
V. Albert, m. Mary, dan. of Bernard Dogherty, Esq., London-
derry, and has two sons,
1 Philip. 2 James.
VI. Lewis. vn. Joseph.
I. Mary Susan, c?. nnm. 1850.
II. Susan Elizabeth, d. unn. 1853.
III. Bcdclia, d. unm. 1858.
IV. Juliana Louisa, d.. v.nm. 1853.
V. Bedelia Frances, d. v.nm. 1860. vi. Josephine Mary.
VII. Mary Teresa, m. 1876, Thomas, son of William Eochc, of
Dublin, and has a dau., Bedelia Mary.
viii. Agnes. ix. Mary, d. nnm. 1861.
Arms— 'Vert, a dexter hand couped arg. between three
crescents or, issuant therefrom as many estoiles of the second.
Crest— A dexter hand ppr. surmounted by a crescent or, there-
from issuant an cstoile arg. Motto— Fro fide et patria.
Seat— ^ev;iov,-n House, Blackrock, co. Dublin. Town Re-
sidence—2o, Rutland Square, Dublin.
FOSTEH-MELLIAE, OF NORTH ASTON
HALL.
Foster-Melxiae, William Melliah, Esq. of
INorth Aston Hall, eo. Oxford, J.P. cos. Somerset
and Oxford, High Sheriff of the latter co. 1865 ;
b. 12 April, 1836 ; m. 30 June, 1857, Louisa Ehza-
beth, dau. of Eev. Charles Ward, A.M., Eector of
Maulden.
iLtncaSC— Andrew Fosteb, Esq. (son of Bev. Edward
Foster, Prebendary of Wells Cathedral, by Mary his wife,
dau. of Robert Tudway, Esq.), assumed by royal license,
13 Xov. 1840, the additional surname of Melliak; he ra.
14 May, 1835, his first-cousin, Elizabeth, only dau. of Eev.
Aaron Foster, Vicar of Kingston, near Taunton, and d.
10 May, 1841, having had issue,
William SIelliae, now of Korth Aston Hall.
Robert, Lieut. 20th regt., d. at Lucknow, 15 April, 1859.
Andeew (Eev.), M.A. New Coll. Oxon, m. 14 Dec. 1864,
Catherine Lucretia Dewsbury, and has a son, Robert, b.
1870, and a dau., Mabel.
Eose, m. 25 Sept. 1861, Rev. Arthur Harwell.
Arms — Arg., three martlets gu. on a chief dancettee az. an
annulet or, between two fleurs-de-lis of the field. Crcfits — In
front of a lion's gamb, erect and couped or, holding a branch of
myrtle ppr., two mascles interlaced fessways az. Mo'.lo — C'dpio
meliora.
/Seat— North Aston Hall, Doddinglon,
WHYTE-MELVILLE OF EENNOCH"::
AND STEATHKINNESS.
Whtte-Meltille, John, Esq. of Bennochy and'
gtrathkinness, co. Fife, J.P. and D.L., formerly in
the 9th Lancers, h. 21 June, 1797 ; m. 1 June, 1S19,
Lady Catherine Anne Sarah Osborne, youngest dau.
of Francis Godolphin, 5th Duke of Leeds, and had,
I. George John, late of the Coldstream Guards, served in
the Turkish Cavalry Contingent as Aide-de-Camp to Gen.
Shirley, 6. 19 July, 1821; m. 7 Atig. 1847, Hon. Charlotte
Hanbury, 2nd dau. of Wilhani, 1st Lord Bateman, and d.
5 Dec. 1878, leaving issue, Florence Charlotte, »i. 4
Oct. 1870, Clotworthy John, llth Viscount Massereane
and Ferrard.
I. Catherine Margaret, m. 1841, Sir David Dundas, Bart, of
Dunira, co. Perth ; and d. 23 April, 1856, leaving issue.
II. Elizabeth Charlotte, to. 25 March, 1852, James Wolfe
Murray, Esq. of Cringletie, co. Peebles; and d. 1857,
leaving issue. m. Maria Louisa, d. young.
ittUCaCfC.— The Whytes of Scotland were Free Barona
in Fife, co. Perth, and other cos. of North Britain.
Matthew Whtte, of Maw, living in the times of James III.
and James IV., had a charter under the Great Seal, dated
22 June, 1492, to "Matthew Whyte de Maw, terrarum do
Kilmaron." His descendant,
John Whyte, a Merchant, of Kirkcaldy, 2nd son of John
Whyte (younger son of David Whyte, of Maw), by Euphraim
his wife, dau. of Michael Balfour, of Burleigh, acquired con-
siderable wealth, and d. towards the close of the reign of
King James VI., leaving a son and successor,
Robert Whyte, one of the most eminent Merchants of
Kirkcaldy, and the first Provost of that royal burgh, who pur-
chased Bennochy, whence his descendants have since been
chiefly designated. His son and heir, by Janet Tennent his
wife,
John Whtte, Esq. of Bennochy, m. for his 1st wife, Jane,
dau. of Thomas Melvill, Esq. of Murdocairny, younger brother
of John, 3rd Lord Melvill, of Eaith; and dying 1695, was s.
by his elder son,
Robert Whyte, Esq. of Bennochy, m. 1697, Jean, dau. of
Antony Murray, Esq. of Woodend, co. Perth, and had (wiih
two daus., Jean, m. Ramsay, of Balmain, and Helen, -la.
Andrew Melville, Esq. of the family of Carnbec, and was
mother of Gen. Robert Melville, of Strathkinness), two sons,
George and Robert. He d. 1714, and was .s. by his elder son,
George Whyte, Esq. of Bennochy, who d. 1728, and was «.
by his brother,
Robert Whyte, Esq. of Bennochy, first Physician to the
King in Scotland, and Professor of Medicine in the University
of Edinburgh 1747. This eminent man d. 17G6, and was s. by
his elder son,
Robert Whtte, Esq. of Bennochy, who d. at Naples, v.nm.,
1766, and was s. by his brother,
John Whyte-Melville, Esq. of Bennochy and Strathkin-
ness, 6. 27 Feb. 1755; TO. 21 April, 1781, Ehzabeth, youngest
dau. of Archibald M'Gilchrist, Esq. of North Bar, co. Renfrew,
and had issue, Robert, his heir; John, successor to his
brother; Elizabeth; Louisa; Margaret, m. 4 July, 1815,
George Holmes Jackson, Esq. of Glenmore, co. Waterford ;
and ((. 1829, leaving issue; and Jane. Mr. Whyte-Melville d.
May, 1813, and was s. by his son,
Robert Whyte-Melville, Esq. of Bennochy and Strath-
kinness, h. 12 Aug. 1794; d. unm. 26 Feb. 1818, and was
.<;. by his brother, John Whyte-Melville, Esq. of Bennochy .
and Strathkinness.
^ I'm.!!— Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., a martlet displayoct
between three quatrcfoils, two and one sa. on achief of the last
as many quatrefoils of the first, for Whyte; 2nd and 3rd, gu.,
three crescents arg. within abordurc of the last, charged with
eight roses of the field, a crescent for diiTercuce, for Melville.
Crc.<:ts— 1st, Whyte : A dexter arm embowed holding up a
wreath of laurel all ppr.; 2nd, Melville: A crescent az.
S>'.pporters—T\vo eagles sa., beaked, mcmbered, collared, and
chained or, thereon three quatrefoils sa. Mottoes — Virtate
parta ; over the 2nd crest, Denique coelum.
/Scat— Mount Melville, near St. Andrew's, co. Fife.
i
STEWART-MENZIES OF CHESTHILL
AND FOSS.
Stewart-Mexzies, William James Breadal-
BANE, Esq. of Chesthill and Foss, co. Perth, s. 1867.
MEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MEU
1093
ILtlTrrCSr.— John Stewart, Esq. of Foss, m. Susannah,
dau. of TUomas Flemyng, Esq. of Jloness, and had issue four
sons and four daus. He was ,s-. by his 'ind son,
John Stewart, Esq. of Koss, vi. Jane, dan. of Gilhort
Stewart, Esq. of 1-incastle, and by her had (with other issue
■who predeceased him) a son,
Joseph Stewart, Esq. of Foss, m. 4 Feb. 1800, Elizabeth,
dau. and heiress of Alexander Menzies, Esq. of Chcsthill, by
Eleanor Hamilton his wife, dau. of James Menzies, Esq. of
Culdares, and by her (who d. C Dec. 1813) had issue,
John, late proprietor.
Eleanor, m. Ttioinas Pender, Esq.
Jane Mary, m. Capt. Gilbert Stewart.
James Elizabeth, d. unm. Alcxandrina Charlotte.
Margaret, iii. Kev. A. E. Irvine.
Amelia, ra. Capt. David Campbell.
Mr. Stewart d. 11 Feb. 1835, and was ,?. by his only son,
John Stewakt-Menzies, Esq. of Chesthill and Foss, J.P.
and D.L., 6. 25 March, 1804 , m. 28 Nov. 1860, Hon. Katharine
Thurlow Eraser, youngest dau. of tho Hon. William Eraser, of
Saltoun, and by her had issue,
I. John Joseph, d. 1862.
II. William James Breadalbane, present proprietor.
I. Eleanor Elizabeth May.
Hed. 1S67.
(Seai— Chesthill House, Aberfeldy.
MENZIES OF CULDARES.
Menzies, William Geoege Stettaet, Esq. of
Culdares and Cardney, co. Pertli, b. 28 Sept. 1859 ;
a. his father 1870.
JLllTCJlflC. — John Steuart, of Cardney, eldest son of
John Stecart, of Cardney, by Janet Wightman his wife,
descended from Sir John Steuart, natural son of Egbert II.,
King of Scotland, in. Barbara Hay, and was father of John
Stecakt, of Cardney, m. Jane Blair, and by her had a son,
John Steuart, of Cardney, m. 1st, Cecilia Stewart, of
Grandtully ; and 2ndly, Agnes Eattray, of Battray, and was
». by his son,
John Steuart, of Cardney, m. Agnes Menzies, of Culdares
(derived from the gallant Col. James Menzies, of the reign of
Charles I., a younger son of Menzies of Menzies), and was
father of
Patrick Steuart, of Cardney, lu. Margery Ogilvie, and had
a son and heir,
John Steuart, of Cardney, m. Isabella, dau. of John
Eobertson, of Lude, and was father of
John Steuart, of Cardney, m. Elizabeth Stewart, and was
s. by his son,
John Steuart-Menzies, of Culdares and Cardney, m. 1st,
Charlotte Eobertson, of Tullybclton, and had a son, who d.
young; he m. 2ndly, Miss O'Brien, and had two sons,
Steuart, his heir; and John, whose only dau., Maria Ann,
. Eev. Clark, of Devon. The elder son,
Steuart Menzies, Esq. of Culdares, m. 1816, the dau. of
Eonald Stewart, Esq. of Fasnocloich, co. Argyll, and had issue,
EoNALD, of Culdares and Cardney.
Maria, m. Fletcher Norton Menzies, 2nd son of the late Sir
Neil Menzies, Bart, of Menzies.
Catherine Elizabeth, m. George Henry Vansittart, Esq. of
Bisham Abbey, Berks.
Mr. Menzies d. 1827. His son.
EoNALD Steuart-JIenzies, Esq. of Culdares and Cardney,
h. 3 Jan. 1824; ni. 22 April, 1849, Marjory Alcxandrina, dau.
of William Grant MacDowall, Esq. of Arndilly, by the Hon.
Eleanor Eraser his wife, dau. of Lord Saltoun (she r,i. 2ndly,
31 Oct. 1872, John Kenroch, Esq. of Kilry and Logic) ; and d.
1370, leaving a son,
William George Steuart, now of Culdares and Cardney.
Arms— Xrg., a sword in pale ppr. hilted and pommelled or, a
chief gu. Crest — A demi-lion holding in the dexter paw a
baton ppr. .1/o»o— Fortem fors juvat.
&cU— Meggernie Castle, Glenlyon, co. Perth.
MERCER OF GORTHY.
Meecee, Graeme Eeid, Esq. of Gortliy mid
Kevock, CO. Perth, J.P. for Mui -Lothian, co. Perth,
h. 29 Aug. 1812 ; m. 5 Feb. 185 1, Catherine, dau.
of James Hay, Esq. of CoUiepriest, and his wife,
Lady Mary Eamsuy, dau. of George, Earl of Dal-
housie.
Ht'lTCntJC. — The family of Mercer of Aldie is one of great
antiquity in Scotland. An old rhyme has it: —
" Sac syekcr 'tis as onic thing on earth,
The Mercers aye are aukkr than auld Perth."
Sir Lawrence Mercer, son of Sir Andrew Mercer, by his
wife Margaret Drummond, and grandson of Sir Michael
Mercer, of Aldie), m. 14 July, 1470, Isobcl, dau. of Henry
Wardlaw, of Torry ; and d. 1001, leaving by her (who m. 2iuUy,
1504, Patrick Mercer, of Inchbrakie),
Henry (Sir), who in. Margaret Douglas, of Lochleven, and
fell at Elodden, 1.513. He was ancestor of Mebceb of Aldie,
Mclgins, and Saline.
EoBERT, of whom we treat.
Isobel, m. Kobert Maule, of Panmurc.
The 2nd son,
EoBERT Mercer, Esq. of Newton and Forgandonny, m. chra
152G, Helen, youngest dau. of Edmund Chisholm, Esq. of
Cromlix, and had, with other issue, a son,
Andrew Mercer, of Potterhill, co. Perth, Merchant Burgess
of Perth, and Sheriff Depute, m. 13 June, 1502, Mariot, dau. of
Adam Blackwood, of Perth, and had issue,
William, in. Helen Drummond, and was ancestor of Mercee
of Potterhill. James, Parson of Logicbride.
Lawrence.
The youngest son,
Lawrence Mercer, Parson of Fossoway (parish in which
Aldie is situated), laureated at St. Andrews IGOO. By his 1st
marriage he had an eldest son, Lawrence. By his 2nd
marriage with Margaret Mylis, 8 Feb. 1619, he had a son,
Edjiond, ancestor of Mercer-Henderson, of Fordel, and Gen.
Warren Mercer, H.E.I.C.S. His eldest son,
Lawrence Merger, b. about 1G08, laureated at Edinburgh
25 July, 1629, s. his father as Parson of Fossoway in 1(J50,
and d. in 1658, leaving a son,
Lawrence Mercer, of Pitteuchar, Parson of Gask, deprivcil
of his office, being a non-juror, by tho Privy Council, 1097,
m. 1706, Jean, only dau. of William Lindsay, Bishop of
Dunkeld, and relict of James Lindsay, of Dowhill, and had
issue,
James Francis, of Pitteuchar, Lieut. -Col. in the army, killed
13 Aug. 1756, when defending Fort Oswego.
Lawrence, Lieut, in the army, tZ. s.-^. in Jamaica, Aug. 1742.
Willlam.
Tho youngest son,
William Mercer, Esq. of Pitteuchar ard Potterhill, h.
1 Oct. 1717; was Sheriff Substitute of co. Perth; m. 1 Nov.
1746, Ehzabeth, dau. of George Swan, and had issue,
I. Lawrence James, Bengal C.S., 6. 10 Jan. 1752; d. 20 Aug.
1791.
II. William, of Potterhill (which he sold), 6. 8 Jan. 1755;
served in the Bengal Cavalry: «(. 6 Nov. 1788, Barbara,
sister of Sir John Forbes, of Hawthornden (who took tho
name of Drummond), and had issue,
1 William Di-ummond, of Huntingtower, 6. at Benares,
Bengal, 16 Oct. 1796, Major 16th Lancers, m. 7 June, 1853,.
his cousin, Anne Elliot, dau. of George Mercer, Esq. of
Gorthy ; and d. 18 Aug. 1871, leaving is.sue, AVilliain
Lindsay, h. 23 April, 1858 ; and Anne Gra;me, b. 25 Sept.
1854.
1 Anne Abernethy, m. 10 July, 1813, Charles M'Grigor,
Esq., brother of Sir James M'Grigor, Bart., who d.
15 March, 1841.
2 Eliza Forbes, m. 15 Nov. 1809, Richard Charles Blunt,
Esq., 2nd son of Sir Charles William Blunt, Bart.
3 Louisa, to. 23 Feb. 1819, Alexander Brodie, Esq.
4 Charlotte Simpson, m. 30 June, 1817, Eobert Lockhart,
Esq. of Castlehill, Camnethan House, Lanark, who d.
2 Nov. 1850.
m. James Francis, 6. 28 Aug. 17.'fl, Lieut. -Col. 22ncl regt. ;
TO. CUirinda O'Grady ; and d. s. }). 20 April, 1809.
IV. Giffime, of Mavisbank, b. 4 July, 17G4, E.I.C.S. ; d. unm,
6 Oct. 1841.
V. John, Lieut. Marines, h. 13 Sept. 1766 ; d. unm. April, 1794.
VI. Thomas, b. 10 June, 1769; d. unm. 15 Aug. 1833.
VII. George, of Gorthy.
I. Annie, m. 1791, Peter Duncan, Esq. of Daniside, Pcrt)i;
but d. s. p. 20 March, 1824.
II. Margaret, d. uniii. in. Hannah, d. unm. 1796.
The youngest son,
George Mercer, Esq. of Gorthy, Dryden, and Mavisbank,
b. 21 July, 1772, entered H.E.l.C. Marine, but became subse-
quently a Jlerehant at Calcutta. He was one of the original
founders of the colony of Victoria, and J.P. and D.L. for co.
Perth; he 7/i. 12 Sept. 1810, Frances Charlotte, dau. ofJoIiu
Eeid, Esq., Bengal Medical Service, by whom (who rf. 24 April,
1802) he had issue,
Gr.eme Eeid, now of Gorthy.
George Duncan, Lieut. 45tli regt., E.I.C.
hiH
MET.
THE LANDED GEXTRY.
MET
William Thomas, late Actin? Governor of nons-Konsr, China,
6. 17 Oct. 1S21 : ,/i. 23 April. )s62, Mary Philips, 3rd dau. of
the Rev. Philip Henry Kind, Vicar of Woodeot, co. Oxford.
JolmHenry, 6. 4Jan. 1823; m. 11 Dec. 1861, Anne Catherine,
2nd dau. of James Anstruther, Esq., and has issue, LawTence,
b. 27 Jan. 1S63; Frank, b. 15 Jan. 1864; Ernest, 6. 24 Sept.
1871 ; Marion Maud ; Mabel Slarion Douglas.
Charles M-\Vhirter, b. 12 March, 1828, Major Bengal H..A..
Laurence James, 6. 8 Nov. 1833; m. 21 Feb. 1871, Julia
Eeid. and has a dau.. Alicia Emily, b. 9 May, 1873.
Anne Elliot, m. 7 June, 1853, her cousin William D. Mercer,
Esq.
Fanny, m. George Falconar, Esq. Harriett Jane.
Emily Eliza, d. 5 Aug. 1874. Louisa Eachel.
Charlotte Catherine.
George Mercer, Esq. of Gorthr, d. 7 Dec. 1853, and his eldest
Bon is the present GasME Eeid Mebcer, Esq. of Gorthy.
Ar,ns — Or, on a fess gu. between in chief three crosses pattee
of the last, and in ba.se a mullet az. as many bezants, on a canton
of the second a boars head couped of the first. Crest — A stork's
heal couped, holding a serpent. MoUo — Crux Christi nostra
corona.
RtiiiUnci — Glentulchan, The Caimies, Perth.
MERCER-HENDERSON.
See He>'deeso>".
MEREDITH OF PENTREBYCHAN.
Waetee-Meeedith, Hexet, Esq. of Pentreby-
clian, CO. Denbigh, .J. P. co. Denbigh, and formerly
High Sheriff, b. 16 Xot. 1800 ; s. his uncle, Thomas
3Ieredith, 1802, and assumed, by royal hcense, 1824,
the surname and arms of Meeedith. He 'm. 1st,
1S21, Elizabeth Lowry, only dau. of the celebrated
African trareller, Mungo Park, and by her (who d.
1872) has issue,
I. Hen-bt (Col.), served with the 41st regt. in the Crimea,
and was at the Alma and Inkerman.
I. Marion, m. Major Philips, late Scots Greys, deceased.
He m. 2ndly, 4 June, 1872, Mary Augusta, eldest
dau. of Beris Heywood Thelwall, Esq., by his wife,
Sophia Eebecca Mostyn Owen.
iLtlXrajC. — This family traces its descent maternally from
Efstdd Gweenwt, Lord of Duffryn Clwyd, founder of the
XIV. Xoble Tribe of North Wales and Powys.
Mekebith ap David, of Alington, was 8th in descent from
Efnydd, and father of Eowlasd JIeeedith, of Alington, who
assumed the family surname. His grandson,
EicHABD Meeedith, seated at Pentrebychan, founded the
family before us. He m. Jane, dau. and heir of Morgan ap
Djvid ap Eobert, Gent., and had issue, i. William (Sir), Knt.
of Stansly, co. Denbigh, and of Leeds Abbey, Kent, father of
SiK William Meredith, Bart, of Stansly, created a bart. 1622;
and II. HrcH. whose line we are about to detail. The 2nd son,
Hugh Meeedith, of Wrexham and Pentrebychan, was an-
cestor of the Merediths of Pentrebychan, whose last direct
male heir,
Tno.MAs 3IEBEDITH, M.D., of Pentrebychan, d. s. p. 1S02, and
bequeathed his estate to (the son of his sister, Margaret, and
•iier husband, Joseph Warter, Esq. of Sibberscott. Salop) his
nephew, Henry Warter, who having assumed the surname and
arms of Meredith, is the present Hesey W'artek-Mebedith,
Esq. of Pentrebychan.
Arvits — Az.. a lion rampant or. Crest — A lion's head erased
or. Motto — Heb dduw heb ddim, a duw a digon. (In English,
'•Without God. without everything ; with God, having enough.")
Seat — Pentrebychan Hall, Wrexham.
METCALFE OF HAWSTEAD HOUSE.
Metcalee, Henet Cheistophee, Esq. of Haw-
stead House, Suffolk, late of the 91st regt., b. 4 Sept.
1S22 ; m. 5 Dec. 1845, Mary, dau. of George Price,
E?q. of G-raham's Town, South Africa, 21st Light
Dragoons, and has issue,
I. Hentit George Price, 6. 16 Sept. 1846.
II. Christopher Barton, b. 6 Jan. 1860.
I. Frances Jane Whish. ii. EUen Marie.
i;i. Elizabeth Sophia.
jLilXCajC— Roger Metcalfe, Esq., a "Surgeon in St.
G.k..' ia-the-Fields," 6. 8 March, IGSO (son of Gilbert Metcalfe,
of Guisborough, co. York, by Katherinehis wife, dau. of Roger
Tocketts, Esq.), m. 1731, Jemima, dau. of Sir Philip Astley,
Bart., and by her (who m. 2ndly, Henry Groom, of London)
had issue,
Christopher, his heir.
Philip, of Hill Street, Berkeley Square, and of Hawstead,
F.R.S., F.S.A., and M.P., b. 1733, and d. 10 Aug. 1818.
This gentleman was one of the executors of Sir Joshua
Reynolds, who was his personal friend and companion.
Robert, 6. 1734; d. 1816.
The eldest son,
Christopher Metcalfe, Esq., a literary friend of the poet
Dryden, 6. 1 April, 1732; m. 19 May, 1753, Ellen, only child of
Christopher Barton, Esq. of Hawstead, Suffolk, and by that
lady (who d. 6 March, 1775) had issue,
Christopher Barton, his heir.
Nelly, d. vivm. 1824. Margaret, <1. unm. 1820.
Frederica Sophia, m. James Mure, Esq. of Cecil Lodge, Herts,
2nd son of William Mure, Esq., M.P., Baron of the Exchequer
in England.
The son and heir,
Chbistopher Barton Metcalfe, Esq., 6. 28 Aug. 1759; in.
Sophia, dau. of Eobert Andrews, Esq. of The Auberies, Essex,
and d. 15 Aug. 1801, leaving issue,
Hesrt, his heir.
Ellen. Frances Sophia.
Emma, m. Rev. Nathaniel Colville, M.A., Eector of Little
Livermere, Suffolk, and has issue two daus.
The son and heir,
Hen"et Metcalfe, Esq. of Hawstead House, 6. 10 April,
1791; r,i. 1820, Frances Jane, dau. of Martin Whish, Esq. of
Mortimer House, Reading, Commissioner of Excise, and by
her (who d. AprU, 18.30) left issue at his decease, 1849,
Hexet Cheistophee, now of Hawstead House.
PhiUp Roger Cohile, of Erith, Kent, b. 12 May, 1827; m.
14 Aug. 1860, Martha, 2nd dau. of William James Mostnan,
of Bury St. Edmunds, and has issue, 1 Harry Philip, 6.
22 Aug. 1865 ; 1 Clarissa Kate ; 2 Eva Emmeline, d. 6 Jan.
1869; 3 Anne Florence; 4 Mabel Astley, d. 15 Feb. 1869;
5 Frances Martha.
Walter Charles, of Epping, Essex, 6. 26 May, 1828; m. 1850,
Mary, dau. of Richard B. Andrews, Esq. of Epping, and haa
issue, Gilbert, b. 1851 ; and Clara.
Arrm — Arg., three calves passant sa. Crest — ^A talbot sejant
ppr., the dexter paw holding an escocheon or.
Stat— Hawstead House, near Bury St. Edmunds.
METGE OF ATHLUMNEY.
Metge, Eobeet Henet, Esq. of Athlumney, co.
Meath, J.P., LL.B., Barrister-at-Law, *. his uncle,
10 XoT. 1873 ; 'in. Frances Thomasina Virginia, da"u.
of Key. Charles Lambart, Eector of Naran, and has
issue,
I. Robert Heskt.
I. Virginia Maria Frances. ii. Louisa Charlotte.
iLtncagC. — peter SIetge, who left France at the Revoca-
tion of the Edict of Nantes, and settled at Athlumney, was
father of
Peter Metge, Esq. of Athlumney, M.P. for Boyle and
Tallaght, m. Janet Lyon, of the Strathmore family, and by her
had two sons, Peter, and Jons. The elder,
Peter Metge, Baron of the Exchequer, m. a dau. of Sir
Edward Crofton, Bart., and had a dau., who d. unm., and
was s. by his brother,
John Metge, Esq., of Athlumney, M.P. for Dund.ill: in the
Irish Parliament, and Deputy Auditor-General of the Irish
Treasury. By his 2nd wife, Henrietta, dau. of Henry Cole
Bowen, Esq. of Bowen's Court, he had issue,
I. Peter Possosbt, late of Athlumney, d. s. p. 10 Nov. 1873.
II. John Charles, of Sion, m. EUza Ibbetson, dau. of Henry
Cole, Esq. of Twickenham, and left issue,
1 John Owen, deceased.
2 Francis Burton, of Ladywell, co. Westmeath, ?/!. Anne,
eldest dau. of Henry Cole Bowen, Esq., and has Lssue,
John; Charles, 6. 1871 ; Harry; Frances Burton ; Anne;
Henrietta Cole.
3 Peter Ponsokbt, now of Eathkea, co. Tippcrary.
4 Robert Hen-et, now of Athlumney.
1 Elizabeth Charlotte.
2 Henrietta Cole, m. J. Mulock, Esq.
3 Louisa Charlotte.
III. Robert Henry, deceased.
IV. Louisa Cole, m. Rev. Robert Thompson, of Greenmount,
Eector of Navan, deceased. v. Isabella, deceased.
Anni — Arg., three fleurs-de-lis ppr., two and one. Motlo^
Hoc age.
&a£— Athlumney, Navan, co. Meath.
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MEY
THE LA.NDED GENT 11 Y.
MEY
1095
MEYNELL-INGKAM OF HOAR CROSS.
Tlie late Hrao Feancis Metneli, Ixoham, Esq.
of Temple Xewsaui, co. York, and Hoar Cross Hill,
CO. Statlbrd, J. P. and D.L., sometime M.P. for W'cst
Staffordshire, m. 11 Aug. 1863, Hon. Emily Cu.vk-
LOTTE (now of Temple Xewsam and Hoar Cross),
eldest dan. of the Eight Hon. Sir Charles Wood,
Bart, Viscount Halifax, and c?. May, 1871.
iLtlTCllJC. — Nichols, in his History of Leicestershire, states
that the JIe^nells of LaiKjley Mesnil and Hoar Cross, are
supposed to be descended from Hcgu de Gke.ste Mksnil, a
potent N'ornuin Baron.
KoHEBT DE Mesnil, son of Gilbert de Mesnil, held, 12
IIenry II., five knights" fees of Kalph Kitzhubert, •f whicli
Lanftlcy was one. lie had three sons, Stephen, ancestor of
rhe JIevnells 0/ H'oWtoH, co. York; Uobert, from whom are
maternally descended the Suirleys ; and William, ancestor of
the family before us. This William de iMesnil, of Langlcy
Mesnil, living 1129, was father of IIi'go de Mesnil, of I.angley
Mesnil, living 1243, who m. PUilippa, dau. of Thomas Edncsoure.
By her he left two sons, William JIesnil, of Langley Mesnil,
a groat benefactor to Yeveley Priory, and Giles de Mesnil, who
sat in rarliament as Knight of the Shire for co. Derby temp.
Edward I., and d. the 2Gth year of the following reign. The
eldest son, William JIesnil, was father of IIcgh de Menil,
of Langley Mesnil, who represented the co. in tive Parliaments,
temp. Kdwabd III. He m. Johanna, dau. and heir of liobcrt
de la Ward, Steward of the Household to Edward I., and by
her loft a son, SirIIit.o de Menil, of Langley Menil, a sallaiit
warrior of the martial time in which he lived. He fought at
Cressy and Poictiers, and was invested with the Order of the
jBatb. He m. Alice, dau. of Ralph, Lord Bassett, of Drayton,
and cousin and heiress of Eoger de Verdon, by whom he had
■a son, liiciiARD de Menil, who d. 1370, leaving by Johanna
his wife, two sons, i. Ralph, of Langley Jlenil (who rf. 1389,
leaving by Christiano Chute his wife, four daus., viz., Joan, m.
1st, John Staunton, of Staunton Harold, and 2ndly, Sir Thomas
iClinton; Elizabeth; Margaret, m. Roger Dothick ; and
rhomasine, -m. Reginald Dethick, whose heiress m. Blassett, of
Blorc); and ii. William, of Yeveley, M.P. for co. Derby
21 Richard II., who <^ 3 Henrt IV., and was s. by his son,
jBRald Metnell, M.P. for CO. Derby 13 Henry VI., father of
Kalph Metsell, of Yeveley and Willington, who ni. Ann, dau.
)f John Hall , of Leicester, and d. 13 Henry VII., leaving a son
ind successor, Ralph Mevnell, living 1499, whose son, Gerald
Mbtnell. of Willington, d. l.')26, and was s. by his son, Henrt
ilBTNELL, of Willington and Yeaveley, who d. 1541, and was s.
jy his son, John Meynell, Esq., who ni. Maud, dau. of Sir
Fohn Bradborn, Knt. of the Hough, and d. 1652. His son and
'leir, John Meynell, of Willington and Yeaveley, m. Bridget,
lau. of Markham, of Notts, and was father of
Fkancis Meynell, Esq. of Willington, d. 1618. He m.
Anne. dau. of Richard Smith, Esq., by Anne his wife, dau. of
Ihomas Giffard, of Chillington, co. Stafford, and left two
. Godfrey, liis heir; and Francis, of Hanslow, ancestor
le Metnells of Meynell Langley {iehieh see). The elder
dfret .Meynell, Esq. of Willington, jii. Dorothy, dau. and
ss of John Wliitehaugh, Esq. of Whitohaugh and Yel-
' y, and d. having had issue. The eldest son, Charles,
-Iain in the service of Charles I. The 4th son,
; vNcis Meynell, Esq., an opulent banker, and Sheriff and
I man of London, purchased the manor of Bradley, eo.
)crtiy, and dying 16C6, left a surviving son and heir,
I Godfrey Meynell, Esq. of Bradley, High Sheriff co. Derby
./(. 1st, Margaret, dau. of George Vernon, Esq., and 2nilly,
.beth, dau. and heir of Edward Littleton, Esq., and had
a dau., Dorothy, m. Sir John Every, Bart, of Egginton,
I lorby, a son and heir,
Littleton Potntz Meynell, Esq., r,i. Judith AUeyne, of
' :ido?, and by her had issue,
dfrev, his heir, m. and left three daus., his co-heirs;
1 Francos, m. Edward Miller Mundy, Esq. of Shipley Hall ;
■- Jane, m. 1776, Thomas Davison' Bland, E.sq. ofKiiipax
!irk, CO. York; and 3 Harriett, „i. TlHO, Sir John Caldwell,
irt. of Castle Caldwell, co. Fermanagh,
•o, of whom we treat. Littleton, d. s. ]i.
ly, w. William Fitzherbert, Esq. of Tissington, co. Derby.
-iid son,
.0 Meynell, Esq., High Sheriff 175S, and M.P. for Lich-
iii. 1st, .\nne, dau. of John GcU, Esq. of llopton, and by
liad a son, Godfrey, who m. Mrs. Susanna Estridge,
.*•, but d. «. p. lie m. 2adly, Anue, dau. of Thomas
II.
Boothby Scrimshire, of Tooloy Pajk, co. Leieestcr, and by her
had Hugo; and Charles, of the Grove, near Ashbourne.
The elder of these two sons,
Hoco Meynell, Esq. of Hoar Cross, eo. Stafford, m. 1782,
the Hon. Elizabeth Ingram, dau. and co-heiress of Viscount
Irwin, and by that lady (who d. 1817) had issue
Hdgo Charles, his heir.
Henry, Vice-Admiral U.N., M.P. for Lisbirn, deceased.
Edward Francis, ./. uam. IH^A.
Elizabeth, )/i. 4 July, lb25, Col. Weymouth.
Isabella .\nn, d. 1S07.
Frances Adeline, ),i. 21 Nov. 1841, William Beckett, Esq.,
M.P. for Leeds. '
Mr. Meynell d. ISOl, and was s. by his eldest son,
Ilnao Charles Meynell Ingram, Esq. of Temple Ncwsam,
CO. York, and Hoar Cross Hall, co. Stafford, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1826, who assumed the additional surname of
Ingram, and ju. Aug. 1819, Georgiana, dau. of Frederick
Pigou, Esq. of Hill Street, Berkeley Square, and had issue,
Hugo Francis, late of Hoar Cross.
Louisa Elizabeth Georgiana, d. anrii. 1870. Georgiana.
He ce. 25 Feb. 18G9.
.4 ?-ws— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, erm., on a ftss gii. tlM-ec
escallops or, for Ingram; 2nd and 3rd, vairt: arg. and sa., for
Meynell. CreMs~ln, Ingram: A cook or; 2ih1, Meynell:
A horse's head erased arg. Motto— Vuu: Diou, ung roy.
Sco^-— Temple Newsain, near Whitkirk; and lloar Cross,
near Rugeley.
MEYNELL OF MEYNELL LANGLEY.
Meynell, Godfrey Feanceys, Esq. of Mejnell
Langley, co. Derby, J. P., High Slicriff 1874, b.
29 Jan. 18-14 ; in. 11 Oct. 1866, Emma, dau. of E.
W. Wilmot, Esq., and niece of Sir Hem-y Wiimot,
Bart, of Chaddesden, Derby, and has kad issue,
I. John, 6. 8 Oct. 1867 ; d. 5 Sept. 1869.
II. Godfrey, b. 19 Aug. 1870. in. Hugo, h. 1 July, 1S75.
I. Eleanor. ii. Mary. in. Emma.
ILfltCagr. — Francis Meynell, Esq. (2n* son of Francis
Meynell, Esq. of Willington, who d. 1618), purchased an
estate at Anslow, co. Stafford, 1633. By Dorothy his wife he
was father of Francis Meynell, Esq., who m. Mary Rolleston,
and d. 1685, leaving a son, Francis Meynell, Esq. of Anslow,
who Id. IG94, Hannah, dau. of Francis Harris, of London
Merchant, and d. 1727, having had several children, all ot
whom d. s. 11., except Francis Meynell, Esq. of Anslow, b.
1698, who 1)1. 5 April, 1724, Jane, dau. of John Harpur, Esq. of
Littledover, co. Derby, and d. 1757, leaving a sou and suc-
cessor,
John Meynell, Esq., m. Oct. 1778, Susanna, only dau. and
heiress of Joseph Ward, Esq. of Little Chester, and dying
6 Feb. 1802, aged 75, was s. by his only son,
Godfrey Meynell, Esq. of Meynell Langley Park, 6.
19 July, 1779, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Derby 1811.
He m. 1st, 14 June, 1S03, Mary Anne, only dau. of Avery Jebb,
Esq. of Tapton Grove, co. Derby, and by her (who c^ 1S37)
had issue,
I. John, b. 24 April, 1S07: m. 15 Dec. 1S42, Sarah, onTy sur-
viving child of William Brooks Johnson, Esq. M.l)., of
Conbench ll.all, co. Derby; d. 19 May, 1851, leaving issue.
1 Godfrey Franceys, now of Langley Park.
2 John Jebb, h. 2 March, 1845.
3 Francis William {lii-w), b. 6 Feb. 1851.
1 Eleanor Mary, d. June, 18C0.
2 Alice Sarah Francos, m. April, 1877, Rev. John Leckc,
Bidbrook, Blackhoath.
3 Su.sanna, m. 4 Jan. 1879, Reginald Newton Alleyne, Esq.,
only son of Sir John Nt-wton jVUeyne, Bart, of Butterley.
Mr. Meynell m. 2ndly, 25 April, 1816, Mary, only dau. of David
Balfour, 3rd son of William Balfour, Esq. of Trenaliy, co.
Orkney, and by her (who d. 1849) had issue,
Godfrey, Barrister-at-Law. David.
Francis, of Brent, Devon.
Gerard Coke, m. Charlotte, youngest dau. of Edward Leigh
Pomberton, Esq. of Terry Hill.
William, 75th rogt., killed at Giurelvo, 7 July, 1854.
Henry (Rev).
Marion, m. the Eev. Henry James Foilden, A.M., Rccl.ir of
Langley. Harriet.
Mr. Meynell d. 14 June, 18.^4.
.^n-is— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, vairearg. and sa.: 2nd, jni.,
a pale or; 3rd, paly of six arg. and gu. on a bond az. throe
horse-shoes or. Crcnt—A horse's head erased arg. MoUu —
Virtule vioi.
,Set(£— Meynell Langley, Derby.
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1096
MEY
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MIC
MEYNELL OF EILVINGTON.
Meynell, Edwaed Thomas, Esq. of Eilvington
Hall and the Fryerage, co. York, b. 28 Jan. 1841 ;
«. liis uncle 1863 ; m. 10 Jan. 1871, Matilda, eldest
dau. of Cliristoplier William Carter Chaytor, Esq.
of Speunithorne Hall, co. York.
Hincajlt.— Some time in the 12th century, Walteh pe
Mainill had a grant from his brother, Koger de Hilton, of
lands in Snotterdon. lie was s. by his son,
EoBERT DE Mainill, whohad two sons,
WiLUAsr, who granted to Hugh his brother the manor
of Hilton. Snotterdon, Hisilton, &c., and to these grants
is affixed a seal exhibiting the same armorial ensigns as
now borne by the family. Hugh.
The 2nd son,
Hugh de Menell, was living from 1203 to 1260. His des-
cendant,
Robert Metkell, of Hilton (eldest son of John Blennel, of
Hilton), who was summoned as a Grand Juror by Sir Nicholas
Constable, High Sheriff for co. York, m. Agnes, dau. of Sir
John Lancaster, Knt. of Stockbridge, in Westmorland, and
liad issue, i. Eobeet, of Hilton, who was appointed Serjeant-
at-Law in 1547 ; ii. Henet ; iii. Anthonx. The 3rd and
youngest son,
Anthony Meynell, Esq., purchased lands in Scrooton of Sir
Thomas Nevil, 1556, having previously, in conjunction with
his brother Henry, acquired from WUliam and John Sewster,
Esqs., all their lands in North Kilvington. He m. 1st, Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Greene, Esq. of Lanmoth, co. York,
ty v.hom he had issue two sons, Kogee. his heir, and Richard,
of Pickhall and Thirsk, and d. s. -p. 1612. Anthony Meynell
m. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of Eokesby, of Morton, by whom
he had a son, Robert, of Stank, ancestor of the Meynells of
Thornahy. Anthony Meynell d. 1576, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Roger 3Ietnell, Esq. of North Kilvington, ra. Jlargaret,
dau. and co-heir of Anthony CattericU, Esq. of Scanwick, co.
Y'ork, by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Rowland Tempest,
Esq. of Holmside, in Durham, and had issue. He d. 1591, and
was s. by his elder son.
Thomas Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, &. 15G4; to.
1st, Winefred, dau. of Thomas Pudsey, Esq. of Barforth, co.
York, by whom (who d. 160-1) he had issue. He d. 13 July,
1653, and was s. by his elder son,
Anthony Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, in. Mary,
dau. of James Thwaites, Esq. of Long Marston, co. York, and
had (with seven daus.) six sons, of whom the eldest,
Thomas Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, 6. 1615; in.
1637, Gerard, dau. of William Ireland, Esq. of Nostell Abbey,
in CO. York, by whom (who m. 2udly, Capt. Edward Salt-
marshe) he had, with several other children, who all d. unm.,
Mary, ra. 1669, John Erighani, Esq. of Wyton, and a son,
ItoGEE Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, 6. 1639, in.
Mary, dau. of Sir Jolm Middleton, Knt. of Thurntoft, 2nd son
of Sir Peter Middleton, of Stockeld, and had (with four daus.,
of whom Ann, m. Peter Middleton, Esq. of Stockeld, and
Jane, m. Marmaduke Palmes, Esq. of Naburn) two sons.
The elder son, Thomas, of North Kilvington, d. s. p. ; the
younger,
Roger Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, living 1V20; to.
Ann, dau. of Edward Charlton, Esq. of Hesleyside, in North-
umberland, by whom (who d. 1748; he. had with other issue,
two daus., Mary, m. Thomas Selby, Esq. of Biddleston, and
Elizabeth, m. James Thornton, Esq. of Nether Witton, and a
Eon and successor,
Roger Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, to. 1735, Bar-
hara Anne, eldest dau. of Thomas William Selby, Esq. of
Biddleston, in Northumberland, by whom (who d. 1763) he
was father of
Edward Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington and The Fryer-
age, CO. York, ni. 1764, Dorothy, dau. of William Cary, Esq.
of Torr Abbey, Devon, by whom (who d. 1802) he had, with
other issue, a dau., Catharine Dorothy, m. 1789, Simon
Thomas Scroope, Esq. of Danby, co. York, and two sons,
Thomas, his heir ; and George, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-
at-Law, who d. 1844. Mr. Meynell d. 1808, and was s. by his
elder son,
Thomas Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington and The Fryer-
age, CO. York, and of Hartlepool, co. Durham, J. P. and D.L.,
I. -April, 1775; m. 23 Aug. 1804, Theresa Mary, eldest dau. of
John Wright, Esq. of Kelvedon, in Essex, and by her (who
d. 1844) had issue,
TaoiiAS, late of North Kilvington and The Fryerage.
] Edward, b. 1811, Barrister-at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn; m.
May, 1840, Katherine, dau. of Joseph Michael, Esq., M.D.,
of Stamford, and by her (who d. Feb. 1841) had a son,
Edward Thomas, now of Kilvington.
Hugo George, b. 1813; d. 17 Feb. 1828.
Edgar John, Barrister-at-Law, of Durham, 6. 1 Feb. 1825 ;
rn. 1856, Louisa, dau. of R. S. Short, Esq. of Edlington
Grove, Horncastle, co. Lincoln, and has issue, Edgar, b.
1S57; Hugo Thomas; and two daus.
Mary Teresa, m. 1861, Howard Bedingfeld, Esq,
Emma Catherine, d.. 1844.
Mr. Meynell d. 1854, and was s. by his son,
Thomas BIey.vell, Esq. of Kilvington Hall, and The Fryer-
age, CO. York, J. P. and D.L., b. 1805; to. 21 Sept. 1841, Jane,
eldest dau. and co-heir of the late William Mauleverer, Esq. of
Arncliffe Hall, near North AUerton. He d. 24 March, 1863,
and was s. by his nephew, Edward Thomas Meynell, Esq.
now of Kilvington.
Arms — Az., three bars gemelles and a chief or. Crest — A.
negro's head ppr. encircled with a wreath arg. and az. Motto —
Deus non reliquit memoriam humUium.
.Seats— Kilvington Hall, near Thirsk; the [Fryerage, near
Yarm, co. York.
MEYRICK OF BUSH.
Meyeice, Thomas, Esq. of Bush House, co.
Pembroke, and Apley Castle, Salop, Major Salop
Militia, M.P. for Pembroke 1868-74, b. 14 March,
1837; TO. 10 April, 1860, Mary Ehoda, 2nd dau. of
Eichard Frederick Hill, Esq., late Lieut.-Col. 53rd
regt., brother of Rowland, Viscount Hill, aud hag
issue,
I. Frederick CnABLTON, 6. 7 July, 1862.
II. St. John, b. i Aug. 1866.
in. Rowland Francis, b. 10 Sept. 1867.
IV. Herbert Chiverton, b. 18 Oct. 1874.
1. Dora Rhoda. ii. Ali«e Maud, b. 2 Dec. 1870.
III. Eva Mary, 6. 20 March, 1876.
IV. Rachel Cicely, b. 16 June, 1878.
ILtlTCagf.— The Meyricks of Bash are a branch of the
Mevricks of Good/rick Court, being descended from Sir
Francis Meyeick, Knt. of Monkton, 2nd son of The Eight
Rev. Rowland Meyrick, Bishop of Bangor 1559, by Catherine
his wife, dau. of Owen Barrett, Esq. of Gellyswick, co. Pem-
broke. His son. Sir John Meyrick, of Monkton, M.P., was
Serjeant-Major-General to the Parliament's army, commanded
by the Earl of Essex, and Member lor Newcastle-under-Lyne
in the Long ParUament. He m. 1st, Alice, dau. of Sir Edward
Fitton, of Gawsworth ; and 2ndly, Jane, dau. of William
Meredith, Esq. of Wrexham, widow of Sir Peter Wyche, Knt.
The eventual heiress of the Meyricks of Bush, Jane Sophia,
only dau. of Thomas Meyrick, Esq. of Bush, ru. 7 Sept. 1820,
St. John Chiverton Chalton, Esq. of Apley Castle, Salop, and
had issue. Her 2nd son, Thomas Charlton, sueceeding to the
Bush estates, assumed the surname and arms of JIeybick,
and is the present Thomas Meyeick, Esq. of Bush House aud
Apley Castle. (For Charlton Pedigree see p. 298.)
Arms — Sa., on a chevron arg. between three staves raguly of
the last inflamed ppr. a fleur-de-lis between two choughs gu.
Heats — Bush, co. Pembroke ; and Apley Castle, Wellington,
CO. Salop.
MICHEL OF DEWIilSH.
Michel, The Eianx Hon. Sie John, of Dewlish,
Dorset, G.C.B., General Commanding the Forces in
Ireland, Col. 86th foot, J.P. for Dorset, b. 1 Sept.
1804; m. 15 Slay, 1838, Louisa Anne, only dau. of
Major-Gren. H. Churchill, Quartermaster-Gen. of
Her Majesty's Forces in India, and has issue,
I. John Horace Chaeles, Lieut. 17th foot, A.D.C. to Gen.
Sir John Michel, b. 12 April, 1843.
II. Horace George Mansel, b. 10 May, 1846; d. 6 Aug. 18681)
I. Blanche Anne, d. 11 March, 1855.
II. Rachel Mary Lumley Godolphin, r,i. 25 April, 1866, Hon. !
Eaymond Hervey de Montmorency, only son of Viscount |
Frankfort de Montmorency, of Lodge Eaymond.
HI. Louisa Augusta.
Sir John Michel, a very distinguished officer, served |
in the Kaffir Wars, the Indian Mutiny, and the ,
Chinese War, and twice received the thauks of ;
Parliament.
I'
1
MIC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MIC
1097
HtllCitSC. — TlieBIiclicls were nn ancient nnd respectable
Cornish family, branches of which had been Ions settled at
Bodmin, St. Oolumb, and Truro, and had allied with the 15cau-
chainps and Poles, and other honourable Houses in the West
of Knijland. From John, a younser son of the Cornish
JBliihels, Michel o/ZTi )i<7stO(i Russell descended.
Pavid Robert Michel, Esq. of Kincston Russell (son of
John Michel, Esq. of Kingston Russell, by Mary his wife,
dau. of Sir David Heckstetter, of Southgatc, Middlese-x, and
prandson of John Michel, Esq. of Kingston Russell, by Pene-
lope his wife, dau. and co-heir of John Bingham, Esq. of
Molcomb Bingham, Dorset), m. 1st, Grace, dau. of John
Ayscough, Esq. of St. Thomas in the East, Jamai«a; and
2ndly, Eleanor, dau. of Edward Poore, Esq. a Welch Judge,
M.P. for Sarum. By the former, who d. 23 Nov. 1777, he had
issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Charles William, m. Mary, relict of Col. Strickland, and
dau. of Edmund Rolfc, Esq. of Heacham, Norfolk.
III. David, d. 1779.
rv. Doyly, lost on board the " Guardian." in the South Seas.
Ki'l. V. Christopher, a military ofBcer.
VI. James (Rev.), Vicar of Sturminstcr, m. Margaretta,
eldest dau. and heiress of Edmund Morton Pleydell, Esq. of
AVIiatcombe, Dorset; and d.s. p. 1838.
vii. Robert, d. 1779.
I. Mary. m. Walter Parry Hodges, Esq. of Eason Grey, co.
Gloucester.
n. Grace Ayscough, d. vnvi. IG Dec^lSSS.
III. CaroUne, d. unm, 1774.
IV. Anne Heckstetter, m. 1806, Sir William Walter Tea,
Bart, of Pyrland. v. Charlotte, d. wiiin.
Mr. Michel was js. at his decease by his eldest son,
LrecT.-GEN. John Michel, of Dewlish and Kingston Russell,
i. 17C5; in. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Pierce Crosbie, Esq. of
CO. Kerry ; and 2ndly, 29 Sept. 1S03, Anne, eldest dau. of the
Hon. Henry Fane, of Fulbeck, co. Lincoln, 2nd brother of the
Earl of Westmorland, and by her (who d. March, 1S31) had
issue,
Joh:j, his heir.
Charles Edward. Henry Edward.
Caroline Mary, m. Col. Graham, of Copington Ilouse,
Somerset.
Charlotte Anne, m. 5 June, 1839, Charles Hclyar, Esq. of
Poundisford Lodge, Somerset.
Gen. Michel was s. by his eldest son the present Gen. the
Bight Hon. Sie John Michel, G.C.B., of Dewlish.
.(4n«s— Per chevron arg. and sa. three herons' heads erased
counterchanged. C'reft — A dexter cubit arm, vested, holding a
crane's head erased all ppr. Motto — Nil conscire sibi.
Scat — Dewlish, near Dorchester. Hesidence — Royal Hospital,
Kilmainham, co. Dublin.
MICKLETHWAIT OP TAVEHHAM
HALL AND lEIDGE PLACE.
MlC?KLETHWAIT, HeNET ShAE>"BORNE WATHA-
>'IEL, Esq. of Taverham Hall, Norfolk, and Iridge
Place, Susses, Commauder K.N., b. 12 Aug. 1811;
IS. his brother 1877.
?LlttCag;r.— John Micklethwait, Esq. of Eeeston, Nor-
folk, and Maresfield, Sussex, b. 25 Oct. 1719 (son of Nathaniel
Micklethwaite, Esq. of Maresfield, and 6th in descent from Sir
William Mieklethwait, of Kimberworth, co. York, ancestor of
•!i ' extinct Viscounts Micklethwait, whose estates were in-
■ed by the late Rev. John Nathaniel Jlicklethwait, of Tavcr-
II, JH. 24 Feb. 1756, Elizabeth, dau. and heir of William
I'ecliham, Esq. of Iridge, Sussex (descended from the Peck-
■lanis of Yaldham, Kent), and d. 27 Feb. 1799, having had
jsue,
John, of Hillborough, Norfolk, b. 1757; m. 3 July, 1782,
.lane, eldest dau. of Josiah Corthinc, of Anlaby, co. York,
but d. f. p.
Nathaniel, of whom presently.
•lonathan, 6. 1764; m. 1792, Sophia, 2nd dau. of Sir Edward
^traccy, Bart, of Backheatb, and had issue.
2nd son,
vthaniel Micklethwait, Esq. of Beeston, h. 20 March,
; m. 12 Sept. 1782, Sarah, dau. and heir of Miles Bran-
dt, Esq. of Taverham, Norfolk (by Mary Sotherton his
. who was lineally descended from the ancient family of
iiBORN 0/ Sfmrbom, Norfolk, and dying 27 April, 1786, left
er(who d. 5 March, 1793) two sons,
>THANiEL, late of Taverham Hall.
.3,>ru£aro.s Bea.nthwavt (Sir), created a Bart. 1338; in.
20 July, 1809, Anne, dau. of William Hanbury. Esq. of Kel-
mai-sh, CO. Northampton, and d. s. p 1853. His widow d.
5 April, 186G.
The elder son,
Nathaniel JficKLETHWAiT, Esq. of Taverham ITall. Norfolk,
J.P., High Sheriff ISIO, 6. 25 Jan. 1784; m. 1st, 1804, Lady
Maria WaUlegrave, dau. of George, 4th Earl Waldegravc,
and by her (who d. 20 Feb. 1805) had one son,
Nathaniel Waldegbave John Branthwatt, late Lieut.-
Col. Scots Fusilier Guards, d. 18 July, 1856.
He m. 2ndly, 1810, Lady Charlotte Rous, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Earl of Stradbroke, and by her (who d. April, 1830) had issue,
John NATHANtEL, of Taverham Hall, and Iridtre Place, 6.
17 March, 1812; -„i. 29 May, 1849, Emily Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of Sir Charles Mills, Bart, of Hillingdon Court, Mid-
dlesex, and d. s. p. 1877.
IIic.NRY Sharnbobne Nathaniel, now of Taverham Hall and
Iridge Place.
Frederick Nathaniel, 6. 1817. Sotherton Nathaniel.
George Nathaniel, late Capt. 44th regt.
William Nathaniel, </. 1851.
Sarah, m. John Mills, Esq. of Bistcme, Hants.
Charlotte, m. Francis L'Estrange Astley, younger brother Ci
Lord Hastings, of Melton Constable, Norfolk.
Laura, in. Herbert Langham, Esq. of Cottesbroke, co. North-
ampton, brother of Sir James Langham.
Emily, m. the Rev. J. Tyrwhitt Drake, of Blalpas.
Adeline, d. 1831.
Gertrude, m. James, 3rd son of Henry Fellowes, Esq. of
Ramsey Abbey, co. Huntingdon.
Blaria Diana, m. 28 July, 1859, the Rev. Frederick Edward
Tyrwhitt Drake.
Mr. Micklethwait d. 7 Jan. 1856.
Arms — Chequy arg. and gu. a chief indented az. Cnut — A
griffins head arg. erased gu. gorged with a collar componce of
the second and first. Motto — Favente numine.
Seats — Taverham Hall, Norwich; Iridge Place, Battle.
lillCKLETHWAIT OF ARDSLEY.
MiCELETHWAiT, EiCHAED, Esq. of Ardslev and
Thornville, co. York, J.P. and D.L. W. E. York,
late Capt.W. York Kifles, b. 8 Oct. 1830 ; m. 7 June,
1866, Frances Eleanor, eldest dau. of Eev. S. Key,
of Eidford Hall, near York, and has issue,
I. Richard Key, &. 23 AprU, 1863.
n. John Leonard, b. 1 Dec. 1869.
III. George Whittey, b. 1 May, 1873.
I. Laura. ii. Eleanor Frances.
iLtncaSC— This family, an ancient Saxon one, as its natnc
implies, signifying in that language "a great pasture," has
been seated in the neighbourhood of Barnsley, co. York, over
a period of six centuries. Their early residence was Mickle-
thwait, in Ingbirchworth, parish of Penistone. In deeds of
that place their names appear prior to a.d. 1272. The elder
branch removed to Ardsley 1655 ; a younger branch attained
an Irish Peerage as Viscount Micklethwait.
John Micklethwait, Esq. of Ingbirchworth, and of Ardsley,
who was buried at Penistone, 1697, m. Catherine, dau. of
William Greaves, of Iloalden, and had issue three sons and two
daus.,
I. Richard, eldest son and heir, of Ingbirchworth, 5. about
1050, d. unm. ii. Benjamin, of whom hereafter.
III. John, of Ingbirchworth and Ardsley, d. unm.
I. i;uth, m. 1678, Thomas Brooke, Esq. of Woodside Dod-
worth, and left issue.
n. Margaret, in. 1078, Jonathan Green.
The 2nd son,
Benjamin Micklethwait, Esq. of Ingbirchworth and Ardsley,
b. 1659; TO. 1694, Anne, dau. of George Milner, Esq. of Burton
Grange and Rockley Old Hall, and had issue,
I. Richard, of whom hereafter.
II. John, of the Manor House, Ardsley, h. 1698; 511. J.ane,
dau. of John Prince, Esq. of WooUey, and widow of Jolin
Mawhood, Esq. of Ardsley, and </. s.p.
III. Benjamin, of Birk House, Ardsley, 6.1705; d. unra. 1762,
aged 77.
IV. Jonas, of Arnot Royd, Ingbirchworth, b. 1710; a. unm.
1756, aged 46.
I. Katherine, to. Samuel Tottic, Esq. of Methloy, and left
i.=sue. II. Anne, m. Nicholas Stead, Esq. of Onesacre.
III. Ruth, m. Thomas Taylor, Esq.
IV. Douglas, m. Richard Carr, Esq. of Ecclcsfield.
The eldest son,
RtcHABD Micklethwait, Esq. of Ingbirchworth and Ardsley,
4 B 3
1098
MIO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MIE
h. 1699; m. 1725, Anna, dan. of Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. of
Leeds and London, and had issue,
1. John, Mayor of Leeds and London, a Baltic Merchant,
d. i. p. n. KicHAKD, of whom hereafter.
I. Anne, m. 1759, Edmund Lodge, Esq., Mayor of Leeds.
Mr. Micklethwait d. 1773. His 2nd son,
RicHABD Micklethwait, Esq. of Ardsley, 6. 1727, built the
new house at Ardsley ; ra. 1753, Mary, dau. of Richard Eay-
wood, Esq., and had issue,
I. EicHABD, of whom hereafter.
II. John, of Shepcote, Ardsley, d. v.nm. 183S.
m. Benjamin, m. and left an only child, EUzabeth, m. Edward
Kerr, Esq.
IV. Thomas, m. Harriette Faber, niece of Eev. Thomas Faber,
Yicar of Calverley.
I. Eleanor, m. Samuel Scaley, Esq., and d. s. p.
Mr. Micklethwait d. ISOO, and was s. by his eldest son,
EicHABD Micklethwait, Esq. of Ardsley House, b. 1756 ;
m. 1786, EUzabeth, only dau. of John Pollard, Esq. of New
Scutton Grange, Uoweforth, and had issue four daus. and one
son, d. young or unm.
I. Richard, d. unni. 1823. n. Jons, of whom hereafter.
I. Martha, m. Mr. Nichols.
II. .iVnna, m. George Stansfeld, Esq.
He rii. 2ndly, Frances, relict of Thomas Inglis, M.D., of Hulton
Basset, and d. 1820, and was s. by his eldest son, who dying
t. p. was s. by his brother,
John Micklethwait, Esq. of Ardsley House and Thomville,
CO. York, Lord of the Manor of Ardsley, b. 1795; ni. 1825,
Mary Anne, dau. of Miles Atkinson, Esq. (by his wife Cathe-
rine, dau. of Capt. Baynes, R.N., of Know strop Hall, descended
from the Royal House of Plantagcnet). By this lady, who d.
8 July, 1S69, he had issue,
I. RicHAKD, present representative.
n. John Pollard {me SIicklethwait of PenJidn).
HI. Benjamin, d. young.
I. Elizabeth Catherine, m. 7 Feb. 1861, Henry Jackson
Whitley, Esq. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, only son of John
AVhitley, Esq. of Ashton, co. Lancaster; he d. 14 Oct. 1878,
leaving an only son. u. Marian Augusta.
III. Edith Marcia, ni. 15 April, 1857, Maurice Jones, Esq.
(who assumed the name of Saltoitn) of Ffronfraith, co.
Montgomery, eldest surviving son of Rear Admiral Sir C. T.
Jones, of Ffronfraith ; he d. 20 May, 1868, leaving issue.
IV. Emily Caroline JIatilda.
Arms — Same as Micklethwait of ArdsJev.
Seal — Ardsley House, near Barnsiey, co. York.
MICKLETHWAIT OF PENHEIN.
Micklethwait, Jony Pollaed, Esq. of Penliein
CO. Monmouth, J. P., 2nd son of John ilickle-
thwait, Esq. of Ardsley vide that Pedigree, Bar-
rister-at-Law of the Middle Temple, b. 16 Nov. 1836 ;
m. 5 July, 1865, Marr, only child of Frederic G-ore,
Esq., grandson of William Gore, Bishop of Limerick,
whose grandfather was Sir William Gore, 3rd bart.
of Manor Gore, one of the Privy Council to Xing
Chaeles II., and has issue,
I. St. .John Gore, b. 29 April, 1870.
I. Mary Frances Gore. it. Edith Mabel Gore.
III. Maud Gore. iv. Gertrude Gore.
Arms, fCr. — Same as Micklethwait nf Arddcj.
Stat — Penhein, near Caerleon, co. Monmouth.
MIDDELTON OF STOCKELD.
MiDDELToy, William, Esq. of Myddelton Lodtrc,
and Stockeld Park, co. York, J.P., b. 11 Feb. 1815 ;
s. his father 1866.
ILtnCiigC. — The Mlddeltons of Stockeld are a very ancient
family, whose descent is recorded in Whitakee's History of
Cracen. The pedigree commences anterior to Edwabd I., Sir
Adam de Middelton, whose effigy in stone remains in Ilkley
Church, having been buried there 5 Edwabd II. Amongst
other alUances of the Middelton family may be mentioned Sib
Petee, who m. a dau. of Sir Robert Plompton ; Sib Nicholas,
who m. a dau. of Lord Scroop, of Bolton; Sib William, who to.
a dau. of Lord Dudley; another Sib Peteb, who m. a dau. of
David Ingleby, of Ripley, by his wife, one of the daus. and co-
heirs of Charles, Earl of Westmorland, attainted for the rising
In the North, (fftip. 2 Elizabeth; the son of this Sir Peter, who
lu. Catherine, dau. of Henry Constable, Lord Viscount Dunbar,
and their grandson, Peter, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of Loril
Langdale, of Holme.
William Haggerston Constable, Esq. (2nd son of William .
Haggerston Constable, Esq. of Everingham, co. York, by
the Lady Winifred Maxwell, of Nithsdale, his wife, and grand-
son of Sir Carnaby Haggerston, Bart., by Elizabeth his wife,
dau. and eventual heiress of Petee Middelton, Esq. of
Stockeld, CO. York, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Marmaduke,
3rd Lord Langdale), assumed the surname of Middelton,
upon succeeding to Stockeld, under the will of his great-
uncle, William Middelton, Esq. He ra. Feb. 1782, Clara Louisa,
dau. of William Grace, Esq. (grandfather of Sir William Grace,
2nd bart.), by Mary his wife, dau. and heir of Richard Harford,
Esq. of Marshfleld, co. Dublin, and by her (who d. 1833) had
issue,
Peter, of Stockeld.
Francis, in. Frances, dau. and heir of James Taylor, Esq. of
CO. Lancaster.
Barbara Clara, m. Augustus Frederick HyppoUte, Viscomtc
de Cuissy, in France.
The son and heir,
Petee Middelton, Esq. of Stockeld Park, 6. 1786 ; t. his
father 16 Dec. 1847; he ra. 23 July, 1812, the Hon. Juliana
Stourton, dau. of Charles Philip, 16th Lord Stourton, and by
her (who d. 27 Nov. 1861) had issue,
I. William, now of Stockeld Park, and Myddelton Lodge.
II. Charles Marmaduke, of Linton Spring, W.R. co. York, J. P.
and D.L., m. July, J859, Helen, dau. of Col. Eraser, of
Auchnagarin, and relict of George Huntly Duff, Esq. of
Muiitown, CO. Inverness, and has a son, Marmaduke Francis,
6. 1861, and other issue.
III. John, J. P. West Riding, Major 5th E. Laneashire Militia.
rv. Edward, ra. Emily, dau. of Alfred Power, Esq. of Belle View,
CO. Waterford.
I. Mary.
II. Juliana, ra. 23 July, 1840, the Hon. Henry Constable Max-
well Stuart, of Traquair, brother of the late Loi-d Hemes,
and has issue.
III. Apollonia. rv. Mary Anne.
V. Charlotte, m. George William Manley, Esq. of Spoffortb
Hall, CO. York, and has issue.
VI. Catherine, ra. John Blundell, Esq. of Crosby, co. Lan-
caster, and has issue.
VII. Frances.
Mr. Middelton d. 3 June, 1866.
Amis — Arg. fretty sa., a canton of the second. Crrxt—X
garb or, between two wings erect arg. Motto — Regardez mor
droit.
.Veafs— Myddelton Lodge, Ilkley, near Otley; and Stockclf
Park, near Wetherby, co. York.
MIDDLETON OF BRADFORD PEVERELL.
MiDDLETOx, Hastings Nathaniel, Esq. of Brad-
ford Peverell, Dorset, Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and
D.L.,High Sheriff 1857, m. 1834, Mary Ann, dau.
of Eev. Charles Barton, and by her (who d. 1866)
has, with other issue, a son,
Hastings Baeton, J.P., 6. 1839; ra. 1873, Charlotte Lucia»
eldest dau. of Rev. C. O. Goodford, D.D., Provost of
Eton College, and has issue, 1 Hashngs Chables, 6. 1875;
2 Frank, b. 1877.
Mr. Middleton is eldest son of Hastings Nathaniel
Middleton, Esq. of Townhill, Hants, by Emilia
his wife, dau. of Charles Purling, Esq., H.E.I.C.S.
Anns — Arg. fretty sa., a canton of the second. Crest— X
garb or, between two wings erect sa.
Seat — Bradford Peverell, near Dorchester.
♦
MIERS OF YNYSPENLIiWCH.
MiEE s , H ENET Nathaniel, Esq. of Ynyspenllwch,
CO. Glamorgan, J. P. for that co. and co. Brecknock,
b. 6 Sept. 1818 ; m. 12 Feb. 1870, Lydia Kate, dau.
of John Miles Probyn, Esq., and has issue,
I. Eichabd Henby Pbobtn, b. 12 June. 1873.
II. Harrold Gwyn Bonnor, b. 12 Sept. 1874.
I. Sybil Hill, b. 7 Oct. 1871.
II. EUa Linda May, b. 7 Jan. 1877.
ILtnCagC. — This family is descended from Meres, of tli|
cos. Lincoln and Cumberlaad. It is recorded in the Herald1(
Visitation of 1634, which gives the pedigree, and also in tb
Harl. MS., British Museum, 5801, fol. 33, that
MIL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MIL
109D
SiE Thomas Meres was M.P. for the city of Lincoln from
1C51 to 1G88. The younger branch settled in Essex about the
year 1700. In 1723 Nathaniel Miers was Lord of the Manor of
Barstable, Essex, and of Mitjhani, Surrey. About 17S0 they
settled in Glamorjran.
JoUN N-vTHANiEL MiEES, FsQ. of Ynvspenlhvch and Cadoxton
Lodge, Neath, High Sheriff co. Olamorgan 1808, son of
Nathaniel Miers, m. Mary Hill, dau. of Richard Hill, Esq. of
Courtyralla, and was father of
llicuABD Hill Miebs, Esq. of Yny.'^penlhvch, High Sheriff
CO. Glamorgan IS53, who m. Elizabeth Jane, dau. of John
Bonnor, Esq. of Brynygwalic, near Oswestry, and by her had
issue,
I. Kic-hard Hanbury, m. Elizabeth Penrose, and d. leaving
a .son and heir, Reginald Hamiury.
II. John Anthony, late of the 11th regt., deceased,
jii. Capel Henry, Capt. 79th Highlanders.
IV. Robert Bonnor, deceased.
V. IIesby Nathaniel, now of Tnyspenllwch.
I. Jane Mary, m. 'Walter Jones Williams, Esq. of Coity, co.
Brecknock.
II. Mary Hill, m. 1st, Herbert Lloyd, Esq. of Danyrallt, co.
Carmarthen ; and 2ndly, Charles Jlorgan, Capt. 23rd Royal
Welsh Fusiliers.
Arms— Gu., a fe.ss erm. between three water bougets arg.
Crest — A plume of peacock's feathers ppr. encircled with a ring
or. Motto — Virtus est vitium fugere.
Seat — Ynyspenllwch, Swansea, co. Glamorgan.
MILBANK OF THORP PEBROW.
MiLBANK, Maek, Esq. of Thorp Perrow and
Barningliam Park, co. York, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff of co. York 1837, and formerly M.P. lor
C'amelford, b. 2 May, 1795 ; m. 2 June, 1817, Lady
Augusta Henrietta Vane, 2nd dau. of "WiUiam
Henry, 1st Duke of Cleveland, and by her (who d.
I'd Sept. 1874) has issue,
I. Mark William Vake, J. P. and D.L. North Riding, co.
York, b. 5 April, 1819; m. 24 March, 1845, Barbarina
Sophia, dau. of Sir Thomas Farquhar, Bart., and by her
(whorf. 30 Oct. 1850) has had issue, 1 Mark Vane Trevor,
b. 20 May, 1850, il. Jan. 1852; 1 Sybella Augusta, m.
31 Nov. 1871, Col. Hon. William Henry Herbert, youngest
son of the 2nd Earl of Powis; and 2 Edith Dorothy.
II. Frederick Acclom, J. P. and D.L., late 70th Highlanders,
M.P. for North Y'orkshire, b. 21 April, 1820; m. 18 Sept.
1844, Alexina Henrietta, dau. of Sir Alexander Don, Bart,
of Newton Don, co. Roxburgh, and has issue, 1 Harry
Vane, m. 1809, Alice Sadrue ; 2 Powlctt Charles, ra. 1875 ;
1 Alice ; and 2 Wilhelmina.
HI. Henry John, J. P. and D.L., 6. 22 June, 1824; m. 1st,
6 Oct. 1846, Lady Margaret Henrietta Maria, dau. of
George Harry, Lord Grey, of Groby, and sister of the Earl
of Stamford, and by her (who d. 7 March, 1852) had issue,
1 Henry, d. 1850; 1 Katherine Henrietta Maria; and
2 Louisa Elizabeth Jane. He m. 2ndly, 22 June, 1SG4,
Lady Susan Godolphin Osborne, eldest dau. of the Duke
of Leeds, and by her bad issue three sons and a dau.
He (/. 1872.
IV. Augustus Sussex (2, Cleveland Row, St. Jamcs"s), b. 2.
Oct. 1827, godson of His Royal Highness the Duke of
Sussex, J.P. and D.L. co. Durham, J. P. North Riding co.
York.
I. Augusta Caroline, m. 4 July, ISll, Henry Coore, Esq. of
Scruton Hall.
II. Louisa Jane, d. 1838.
III. Mary Emily, d. 1 July, 1859.
iLilTCigC— John Milbank, Esq. of Thorp Perrow (4th son
of Sir Mark Milbanke, 1st bart. of Halnaby, by Elizabeth his
wife, dau. and heir of John Acclom, Esq. of Jloorby, cu. Yurk),
TO. Mary, dau. and heir of Timothy Rrbson, Esq. of Newcastle-
on-Tyne, and had issue, John, and Elizabeth. He d. 13 March,
1713, and was .?. by his son,
John Milbank, Esq. of Thorp Perrow, m. his cousin Dorothy,
dau. of Sir Mark Milbanke, Bart, of Halnaby, and had by her
(who d. 1741), one son and three daus. Mr. Milbank d. 22 Aug.
1759, and was s. by his son,
Mark Mllbask, Esq. of Thorp Perrow. This gentleman,
who broke his back in jumping, was «. by his son,
William Milbank, Esq. of Thorp Perrow, </. 15 Jan. 1768,
m. 1792, Dorothy, dau. of John Wise, Esq. of Woolston, Devon,
by Margaret his wife, dau. and heir of John Ayshford, Esq. of
WonwcU Court, and dying Feb. 1802, was i. by his son, the
present Mask SIildank, Esq. of Thorp Perruw.
Arms—Gn., a bend erm., on a canton or, a lion's head era.sed
of the field. Cri:it — A lion's head gu. charged witli a bend erm.
&■<!<.<— Thorp Perrow, near Bcdale ; and Barninghain Park,
Barnard Castle, co. York.
MILDMAY OF SHOREHAM PLACE.
MiLDMAT, IIexrt Bixoham, Esq. of Shorehani
Place, Kent; J.P. ,6. 19 June, 1828; m. 2-1 July,
18G0, Georgiana Frances, 2nd dau. of John Crocker
liulteel, Esq. of Flcte, Devon, by Lady Elizabeth
Grey, his wife, dau. of Charles, 2nd Earl Grey,
K.G., and has surviving issue,
I. Fkancis Bingham, b. 26 April, 18G1.
II. John, b. 24 April, 1868. in. Alfred, 6. 10 Aug. 1871.
IV. Alexander Richard, 6. 5 March, 1873.
I. Helen Georgiana, d. 16 July, 1871.
II. Beatrice, 6. 11 Aug. 1876.
HiltraflC— Hdmphrey St. John Mildmat, Esq., 5th son
of Sir Henry Paulet St. John Mildmay, liart., m. 1st, 18 Sept.
1823, Hon. Anne Eugenia Baring, eldest dau. of Alexander
Lord Ashburton, and by her (who d. 1839) had issue,
Humphrey Francis, M.P., b. 25 Dec. 1825; m. June, ISO].
Sybella Harriet, eldest dau. of George Clive, Esq. of Perry-
stone, CO. Hereford, and d. 29 Nov. 1866.
IIenhy Bingham, now of Shoreham Place.
He )?i. 2ndly, 1843, Marianne Frances, dau. of Granville Har-
court Vernon, Esq. M.P., and by her had three daus.,
Lucy Frances Jane, vi. Sept. 1868, J. R. T. Lane Fox, Esq.
of 15ramham, co. York. Emily Mary.
Alice Catherine, m. 23 Oct. 1873, Hon. Henry H. Molyncux.
Mr. Mildmay d. 9 Aug. 1853.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., three lions rampant az.
armed and hmgued gu., for Mildmay ; 2nd and 3rd, arg., on a
chief gu. two mullets or. Crest — A lion rampant guardaut az,
armed and langucd gu. Motto — Alia ta Hara.
SuUs — Shoreham Place, Sevenoaks, Kent; Flete, Devon.
MILES OF KINGS WESTON.
Miles, Philip William Skynnee, Esq. of
Kings Weston, co. Gloucester, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1863, late M.P. for the city of Bristol, m.
21 Dec. 1846, Pamela Adelaide, dau. of Gen. Sir
Wilham Francis Patrick Napier, K.C.B., and has,
with other issue, a son,
Philip Napier, b. 1865.
ILlliratJC. — This family was originally settled at Ledbury,
CO. Hereford, whence
William Miles proceeded in early life to Jamaica, where,
in a short time, he acquired sufficient opulence to enable him
to return to England, and to settle as a merchant at Bristol.
By Ann Barrow his wife, he was father of
Philip John Miles, Esq. of Leigh Court, co. Somerset, and
Kings Weston, co. Gloucester, who continued the commercial
business, and was M.P. for Bristol. He »i. 1st, 1795, Maria,
dau. of the Very Rev. Arthur Whetham, Dean of Lismore,
and by her (who d. 20 July, 1811) he had issue,
William (Sir), of Leigh Court, created a Baronet 19 April,
1859 (see Bi^rke's Fetrage and Baruiictarje).
Sarah Agatha, la. 1828, John Ogle, Esq., eldest son of the
Rev. John Saville Ogle, of Kirkley Hall, Northumberland,
and is deceased.
Elizabeth, m. the Rev. Henry Lloyd, and is deceased.
Millicent, in. the Rev. Henry Mirehouse, and is deceased.
Mr. Miles m. 2ndly, 11 May, 1813, Clarissa, dau. of Samuel
Peach Peacli, Esq. of Tockington, co. Gloucester, and by her
(who d. 22 June, 1868) had issue,
Philip William Skynner, Esq. now of Kings Weston.
Juhn William, of Underdowu, co. Hereford, J.P. and D.L.,
b. 1817; d. u Nov. 1878.
Robert Henry William, of The Priory, co. Cardigan, m.
Mary, dau. of the Rev. J. J. Cleaver, who has tanen the
name of Peach.
George Frederick William, of Llangattock Park, Crick-
howell, J.P. for Somerset and Dorset, High Sluriff 1858,
and J.P. and D.L. co. Brecon, b. 1820; „i. 11 June, 1851,
Anna .\ugusta, 3rd dau. of Albany SavUe, Esq. of Oaklands,
Devon.
Charies William, of Burton Hill, Malmesbury, Wilts, J.P.,
High Sheriff 186.5, High Steward of Jlulmesbury, and
Lieut. -Col. Royal Gloucester.'^hire Hussars, b. 1823; rn.
IS.'Sa, Maria Susanna, dau. of Jere Hill. Esq. of Henbury,
and has, Charles Napier, b. 1354, and other issue.
1100
MIL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MIL
Edward Peach ■William, b. 28 Dee. 1829; J.P., co. Clnn-
cester; m. 20 June, 1854, Olivia Caroline, Si-d dau. of Wil-
liam Cave, Esq. of Brentry, co. Gloucester, and by her
(who d. 1870) has issue, Frederick Tremayne, 6. 22 March,
1865; Archibald Edward, 6. 13 March, 1856; and Olivia
Beatrice Adelaide.
Henry Cruger William, 6. 1832. Clarissa Philippa.
Ellen Octavia, in. J. T. Oswald, Esq. of Duunikier, cu. Fife.
Sybilla Mary, m. Capt. Archdall.
Marianne Adelaide, m. Lieut.-Gcn. Sir Patrick Macdougall.
K.C.M.G.
Mr. Miles d. 24 March, 1845, aged 72 years.
Armx — Az., a ehevron erm. between three mascles arfr. each
charged with a fleur-de-lis sa. Crcxt — A dexter arm cnibowed
in armour ppr. garnished or, supporting with tlui hand an
anchor also ppr.
Seat — Kings Weston, near Bristol.
MILLER OF MILFORBo
MiLiEE, Ceoasdaiie Chaeles Bowen, Esq. of
Milford, CO. Mayo, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1870,
I. 1829.
3LlllC<l(IC. — Robert IIvlvzr, Esq. of Ballyeushion, co.
Mayo, b. 1G18 (stated to have been a younger son of the family
of Miller of Chichester, Sussex), having joined the Parlia-
mentary forces, went to Ireland under Cromwell's command,
when he settled at Ballyeushion. There is a tradition that
Cromwell, on his return to England, sent Mr. Miller an
original picture of himself in oil, which is now at Milford.
Mr. Jliller and his son Robert contributed to the success of
William lll.'s army at Aughrim, carrying on negotiations
with Sir John Bingham, who, at the crisis of the battle,
deserted James II., and passed over with his regiment of
horse to the enemy. Robert Miller, senior, served as High
Sheriff of Mayo, 1681, 169.3, and 1695. He m. Rebecca Gonne,
of Farmhill, co. Mayo, and d. 1G98, leaving by her (who ci.
1703),
Egbert, of Milford.
Lettice, ra. James Stirling, Esq.
The son,
Robert Miller, E.=q. of Milford, High Sheriff 1703 ; m.
1697, Sarah, dau. of John Bingham, Esq., of Kewbrook, co.
Mayo, and had issue,
Egbert, of Milford.
James, of Ballynew, m. Anne, dau. and co-heir of Thomas
Croasdaile, Esq. of Cloghstoken, co. Galway.
Gilbert, of Dowias, Queen's Co. John.
Dorothy, m. 1st, Palmer, Esq. of Palmerstown, co. Mayo ;
and 2ndly, 1723, Thomas Cox, Esq.
A dau., m. Major-Gen. Owen Wynne, of Ilaselwood. co. Sligo,
■whorf. s.jp. '28 Feb. 1737.
Sarah, m. Thomas Lludsey, Esq.
He d, 1718, and was s. by his eldest son,
Robert Miller, Esq., of Milford, who m. 1710, Jane, 3rd
dau. and co-heir of Thomas Croasdaile, Esq., of Cloghstoken,
CO. Galway, and had issue,
Robert, of MiUoixl. Croasdaile.
Blercy, d. unin.
The elder son,
Robert Mm,ler, Esq. of Milford, High Sheriff of co. Mayo
1735, dying unm. 1747, was s. by his brother,
Croasdaile Miller, Esq., High Sheriff 1750 and 175G, who
m. 28 Feb. 1756, Anne, .'ith dau. of Sir John Bingham, Bart.,
and sister of Charles, 1st Earl of Lucan ; and d. 1783, having
by her (who d. 1782) had issue,
I. Robert, d. uvm. ii. George, of Milford.
III. Croasdaile Charles, subsequently of Milford.
I. Elizabeth, m. 1800, Christopher Bowen, Esq.; and (L 1815,
having had issue,
1 Christopher (Rev.), m. Catherine, dau. of Sir Richard
Steele, Bart.
2 CROASDAiLE,'of wliom presently.
3 Charles, m. Georsina, dau. of Joseph Lambert, Esq. of
Brookhill, co. Mayo.
4 Robert, m. Jane, dau. of Courtcnay, Esq. of Dromselk,
CO. Down.
5 William.
1 Anne.
6 Edward.
2 Elizalieth.
ir. Marcia, m. the Rev. A. Wilson, of Milbrook.
The 2nd son,
George Miller, Esq. of Milford, Lieut. -Col. 7th Dragoon
Guards, dying unm. 1808, was .?. by his next brother,
Croasdaile Charles Miller, Esq. of Milford, Brig. Gen., b.
1772; »i. Anne, dau. of — Jones, Esq., but d. s.^. in forlugal,
1811, and was s. by his nephew.
Croasdaile Bowen, Esq., who assumed by royal license,
dated 1 Feb. 1812, the additional surname and arms of Miller,
He was b. 1802, and m. Catherine Anne, 2nd dau. of ThoniaB
Ormsby, Esq. of Knockmore, co. Mayo, and had issue,
Croasdaile Charles Bowen, now of Milford.
Ormsby, of Shannon Grove, co. Galway.
Anne, m. John Yeadon Ormsby, Esq. of Castleneynoe, co.
Sligo, 2nd son of Anthony Ormsby, Esq. of Ballinamore, co.
Mayo.
Elizabeth, iij.MarkPerrin, Esq. of Knockdromin, co. Dublin,
son of the Right Hon. Mr. Justice Perrin.
Catherine. Croasdailla.
Mr. Bowen Miller d. 19 April, 1837, and was s. by his elder
son, Croasdaile Charles Bowen Miller, Esq., now of
Milford.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, erm., three wolves' heads
erased az., for Miller; 2nd and 3rd, gu., a stag trippant :irg.
pierced in the back with an arrow and attired or, for Bowen.
Crests — 1st, A wolf's head erased as in the arms, for Miller;
2nd, A falcon close ppr., billed or, for Bowen. Motto— ^il
conscire sibi.
(S'tai— Milford, Hollymount, co. Mayo.
MILLER OF RADWAY.
MiLiiEE, Eev. William Sandeesox, of Eadway
Grange, co. Warwick, M.A., J.P., b. 5 Jan. 1822 ;
m. 15 June, 1848, Henrietta Mary, only dau. and
heir of Eev. Tliomas Lea, Eector of Tadinarton,
Oxon, and Vicar of Eishop's ItchingLon, co. War-
wick, which lady d. 1875.
ILtUCaCjr.— The estate of Eadway was purchased by the
Miller family, 1712.
Sanderson Millbb, Esq., ni. Mary, dau. of John Welchman,
and niece of Archdeacon John Wclchman, left a son, his
successor,
Sanderson Miller, Esq. of Radway, m. Susanna, only
dau. of Edward Trutinan, Esq. of Shclswell, co. Oxford, by
Mary his wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Filmer, by Susanna his wife,
eldest sister and co-heir of Laurence, 5th Viscount Saye and
Sele, and had issue,
FiENNBS Sanderson, his heir.
Chai'les Sanderson, //i. Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Capt. Joseph
Meade, R.N. ; and d. 21 April, 1837, leaving issue.
Susanna Maria, m. Walter Ruding, Esq.
Mary, m. the Rev. Thomas Chambers.
Hester, ni. her cousin, Fienncs Trotman, Esq. of Shelswell
and Siston. Anna, m. Francis Litchfield, Esq.
The elder son and heir,
Fiexnes Sanderson Miller, Esq. of Radway, vi. June, 1782,
Henrietta, 2nd dau. of Joseph Meade, Esq., Capt. R.N., and
by her (who d. 1826) had issue,
FiENNEs Sanderson, his heir.
Edward (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Radway and Ratler, co.
Warwick, b. 7 Oct. 1784; m. 1824, Charlotte, 2nd dau. of
Rev. Charles S. Miller, Viear of Harlow, Essex, and by her
(who d. 1835) had issue, Edward (Rev.), late Fellow of New
Coll. Oxon, i;. 1825, vi. 1856, Emily Ann Walton; Henry
(Rev.) Vicar of Ashbury, Berks, 0. 1828; and George (Rev.),
6. 1832.
Mr. Miller d. 181S, and was s. by his son,
FiENNEs Sanderson Miller, Esq. of Eadway, J.P. and D.L.,
a Lieut. -Col. in the army, and C.B., b. 16 May, 1783; j,(. 23
May, 1819, Georgiana Sibella, 5th dau. of the Eev. Philip
Story, of Lockington Hall, co. Leicester, and by her (who d.
1858) had issue,
Fienncs Sanderson, Capt. 68th Bengal Native Infantry b.
7 Aug. 1820; m. 26 Sept. 1849, Mary Anne Theresa, dau.
of Don Mariano Ramos Castilla; he d. s. p. Feb. 1859, in
the East Indies.
William Sanderson, now of Radway.
Philip Franeis, Capt. R.A., b. 19 Sept. 1826 ; d. 9 Oct. 1855, ia
Ceylon.
Frederick, Lieut.-Col. R.A., C.B., V.C, Chevalier of the
Legion of Honour, b. 10 Nov. 1831.
Georgiana Sibella, m. 1860, the Eev. George Miller, Vicar of
Eadway,
Harriet Martha, m. 25 June, 1814, the Eev. Hewett Carey,
eldest son of Gen. Peter Carey, of Guernsey.
Jane Anne, m. 2 May, 1855, Frederick Litchfield Ward, Esq.
Col. Miller was severely wounded at the battle of Waterloo
while commanding the Inniskilling Dragoons. He d. Sept.
186-2.
Arras — Az., four mascles, two in pale and as many in
fess. Crest — A demi-lion rampant az., a mascle between his
paws or.
<S'ca(— Eadway Grange, Kineton, co. Warwick.
MIL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MIL
1101
MILLER-CHmSTIE.
See Cheisxie.
MILLS OF TOLMERS.
Mills, John EEMiNGTON,Esq. of Tolmers, Herts,
J.P. for Middlesex and Herts, and formerly M.P.
for "Wycombe, in. 1831, Louisa Matilda, dau. of
Joseph Trueman, Esq., and has had issue,
I. John Remington, in. 18C3, Mary Ann, only dau. of Cliarlcs
Giliiiour, Esq.; and d. i May, ISGa, Icavinf; two dans.
II. Joseph Trueman, of Clei'niont, Watton, Norfolk, and of
Husbands Bosworth, Rugby, J.P. for cos. Norfolk, llert.?,
and Leicester, 6. 15 Jan. 1836; m. 13 Oct. Is58, Eliza
Anna, dau. of James Layton, Esq., late of Baldock, Herts,
and Cornwall Gardens, London, J. P., and has issue, 1
Henry Truem.an, b. 23 Oct. ISGO ; 2 John Layton, b.
Sept. 18G3; 3 Charles Remington, b. 15 Dec. 18G5;
1 Louisa Matilda, 6. 11 Sept. 1859; 2 Margaret Ada,
6.25 March, 1862; 3 Mary Florence, b. 8 Oct. 1864.
I. Matilda, m. May, 1855, Thomas Ward Swinburne, Esq. of
Co;ndean Hall, near Winchcomb, co. Gloucester.
Mr. Mills, who is son of Samuel Mills, Esq. of
Eussell Square, London (who d. 1847), by Mary
Wilson, his wife, s. to Tolmers, 11 Nov. 1862, at the
decease of his elder brother, Thomas Mills, Esq. of
Tolmers, J.P. and D.L., of the Inner Temple,
Barrister-at-Law, and M.A. of the Uniyersity of
Cambridge, M.P. for Totnes, h. 1794.
Arrmt — Erm., a millrind sa., quartering 1st, arg., six lions
rampant, three, two, and one sa. ; 2nd, az., a mullet pierced
arg. ; 3rd, per chevron or and az. three mullets counter-
changed. CrtH — A lion rampant or. Motto — Deo adjuvantu.
<Sea£ — Kingswood Lodge, Tuubridge Wells.
miLLS OF BISTERNE.
Mills, John, Esq. of Bisterne, Hants, J.P., h.
3 'June, 1836 ; m. 30 June, 1868, Louisa Frances,
eldest dau. of Thomas Entwisle, Esq. of Wolhayes,
Hants, and has issue a dau.
ILinCatir. — John Mills, who held one of the offices in
the Court of Chancery, m. 30 June, 1709, Sarah Best, and liad
issue,
John, of whom presently.
William, b. 4 Sept. 1714; m. Selina, dau. of Sir John Salter,
Knt. of Wardens Hall, Essex, 0,. s. p. Dec. 1782.
Mary, d. wjito. May, 1730.
Sarah, m. Rev. Henry Bund Vernon, Rector of Fladbury,
CO. Worcester, d. s. %>. 1758.
Mr. Mills d. June, 1717 (his widow m. 2ndly, Robert Cornwall,
Esq., and by him had an only child, Catherine, m. Hugh
Holbech, Esq.). The eldest surviving son.
Rev. John Mills, Rector of Barfoid and of Oxhill, co.
Warwick, h. 10 May, 1712; m. 17 Nov. 1749, Sarah, duu. of
Eev. WiUiam Wheler, Vic.Tr of Leamington Hastings, co.
Warwick, and grand-dau. of Admiral Sir Francis Whclcr,
Knt., younger son of Sir Charles Wheler, 2nd bart., and by
this lady (who d. 1807) had issue,
WiLLiAji, of whom presently.
Charles, 6. 13 July, 1753; m. Jane, 4th dau. of Wriothcslcy
Digby, Esq.; and d. s. p. 29 Jan. 182G.
John, 6. 18 March, 1758; drowned at Barford, 1772.
Francis, b. 29 June, 1759 ; ni. 26 Oct. 1811, Catharine, 4th
dau. of Sir John Mordamit, Bart.; and d. 23 April, IsOl,
leaving issue two sons,
Henry, b. 1 April, 1815.
Arthur, b. 20 Feb. 181G; in. Agnes Lucy, dau. of Sir T. D.
Acland, Bart.
Harriet, m. 24 Dee. 1783, Major-Grn. George Scott, of Wols-
ton, CO. Warwick; and d. s. p. 1830.
Selina, rn. 1780, James Molony, Esq. of Kiltanon.
Lucy, d. young, 1771.
Frances, m. 13 Dec. 1793, Rev. Thomas Cattcll, Rector of
Bcrkeswell, co. Warwick; and d. 3 March, 1795.
Charlotte, d. young, 1771.
Mr. Mills d. 21 March, 1791. The eldest son,
William SIills, Esq. of Bisterne, b. 10 Nov. 1750; m.
7 April, 1786, Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of the Hon. Wriothcslcy
Digby, and by her (who d. 27 Dec. 1828) had issue,
John, his heir.
William, I,. 1791; m. 1814, Charlotte, dau. of James Hare,
Esq., M.r. for Knaresborough, and had an only surviving
son,
Cliarlcs James Conway, Col. in the army, b, May, 1816;
m. June, ISGl, Gertrude, dau. of Samuel Whitljrrad. Esq.
of Southill, CO. Bedford, and has i.ssue, William; Sydney;
Gertrude ; and Jidith.
Charles (Sir), of llillingdon Couit, Middlesex, b. 1792;
created a Baronet lsG8.
Francis, 6. 1793 ; d. 1S54. Henry Digby, d. young.
Ednumd Wheler, b. 1801 ; m. Frances Eliza, dau. of William
Wingticld, Esq., and by her, who d. 1835, left at his decc:i.sc,
18U5, an only child, Charlotte, m. Col. E. H. Cooper,
of Jtarkrec Castle, co. Sligo.
Elizabeth, m. 2 June, 1813, William Wingfield (afterwards
Baker), E.sq. of Or.sett Hall, Es.sex.
Charlotte, 711. 1810, H. C. Compton, Esq. of Manor House,
Minestead, Hants.
Selina, m. 24 March, 1824, C. H. Braccbridge, Esq. of The
Hall, Atherstonc, co. Warwick.
Mr. Mills d. 20 March, 1820, and was a. by his eldest son,
John Mills, Esq. of Bisterne, Hants, J.P., D.L., and
Verderer of New Forest, b. 11 Aug. 1789; to. 28 July, 1835,
Sarah Charlotte, eldest dau. of Nathaniel Micklethwait, Esq.
of Taverham Hall, Norwich, and by her (who d. 11 Feb. 1869)
had issue,
I. John, his heir, now of Bisterne.
II. Cecil (Rev.), b. 17 Nov. 18i!9,; Rector of Barford, co. War-
wick; m. 12 Aug. 1874, Anne Henrietta Frances, eldest
dau. of Capt. Nicholls, and has issue a son, Francis Cecil,
b. 31 July, 1875; and a dau.
Mr. Mills was formerly in the Coldstream Guards, and served
in the Peninsula and Holland. He was present at the battles
of Fuentes d'Onor and Salamanca, and the sieges of Ciudad
Eodrigo and Burgos, for which he had the war medal and
three clasps. He was M.P. for Rochester from 1831 to 1&34.
He d. 28 i'eb. 1871, and was s. by his eldest son.
Arms — Gyronny of six arg. and az., a millrind sa. Crext—A
demi-lion reguardant or, gorged with a collar genul az.
holding between the paws a millrind sa. il/oiio— Nil conscire
sibi.
;Sea4— Bisterne, Eingwood, Hants.
MILLS OF SAXHAM: HALL.
Mills, Thomas Eichaed, Esq. of Saxham Hall„
Suffolk, High Sheriff 1871, formerly Lieut. King's
Dragoon Guards, b. 4 March, 1818 ; m. 31 May,
1843, Emily, only surviving dau. of Hon. Samuel
Hatt, Seigneur of Chambly, near Montreal, Canada,
aiid by her has issue,
I. William, 6. 30 April, 1844.
H. Thomas Richard, 6. 18 Oct. 1851.
I. Emily Matilda.
ULl'llcaSf'— Gii'Es Mills, Esq. of London, 6. 1678; m.
Mary, dau. of Elliston Barrington, Esq. of Chelmsford, Essex
(son and heir of Thomas Barrington, Esq., and grandson of
Robert Barrington, Esq. of Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex, who
was 3rd son of Sir Francis Barrington, 1st bart. of Bariingtoa
Hall (so created 1614), and dying 24 Jan. 1746, left a son,
William Mills, Esq. of Clapham, Surrey, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of James Hatch, Esq. of Clabery Hall, Essex ; and dying
1790, left, with otlier issue, a son,
Thomas Mills, Esq. of Saxham Hall, Suffolk, b. 11 Feb.
1749; J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1805. He m. Su.«annaU,
dau. and co-heir of Christopher Harris, Esq. of Bellevue,
Devon, son of John Harris, Esq. of Radford House, in the
same co., and had issue,
William, his heir.
Christopher John, b. 5 Oct. 1782; mi. 1st, Harriet, youngest
dau. of John Butts, Esq. of Kensington, by whom ho had
one dau., Harriet. He rn. 2ndly, Jemima 2nd dau. of James
Hatch, Esq. of Clabery Hall, Essex, and by her had ono
son, James, b. 10 April, 1811. He ?)i.3rdly, Charlotte JIary,
2nd dau. of John Ilarcourt Powell, Esq. of Burlington
Street, London; and </. 4 Oct. 1855.
Thomas (Uev.), Rector of Stutton, Ipswich, and of Great
Saxham, Sutfnlk, Proctor in Convocation for the Arch-
deaconry of Suffolk, Hon. Canon of Norwich, Chaplain iu
Ordinary to Her Majesty, and J.P. for Suffolk, b. 17 Nuv.
1792; 7/(. 1st Anne, dau. of Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esq,
of The Ryes, Sudbury, Suffolk, and by her had a son,
Barrington .Stopford Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Law.shall,
Suffolk, 111. Georgiana Penelope, dau. of Henry C. Suirt,
Esq. of Critchill House, Dorset, and has one dau. sur-
viving, Mary Isabel.
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The Eev. Thomas Mills m. 2n(ll)-, 1836, Hon. Elizabeth
Frances, dau. of George, 5th Viscount Harrington.
Susanna, m. 1805, John William Hicks, Esq. of Jamaica,
and of Bath; and d. 11 Sept. 1853.
Elizaheth, d. unvii. 1825.
Marianne, ra. Edward Harman, Esq. of Clay HiU, Enfield ;
and d. 1855, having had issue.
Julia, r,i. 27 Aug. 1833, Eev. Arthur Carrighan, Eector of
Barrow, Suffolk; and d. 1862.
The eldest son,
William Mills, Esq. of Saxham Hall, Suffolk, J. P. and
D.L., Ij. 18 Jan. 1730; r,i. 5 June, 1817, Clara Jane, 2nd dau.
of Eev. Richard Huntley, of Boxwell Court, co. Gloucester,
and had issue,
TnoMAS EicHAED, HOW of Saxham Hall.
William Huntley, 6. 13 June, 1323 ; married.
Clara Mary Anne, m. 27 May, 1847, Eev. Wadham Huntley
Skrine.
Anne Harriett, m. 17 May, 1853, Sholto James Douglas, Esq.,
2nd son of Gen. Sir James Donglas, and has issue.
Susan Caroline, ra. 3 Aug. 1843, Henry Duncan Skrine,
eldest son of Henry Skrine, Esq. of Stuhbings House,
Berks, and of Warley, Somerset.
Julia Jane, m. 3 Sept. 1853, Theodore Thring, Esq., Bar-
rister-at-Law.
Catherine Mary, ra. 30 May, 1854, George James Edward
BrortTi, Esq. of Tostock Place, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Georgina. ra. 11 Aug. 1863, Eev. Henry Kcyworth
Creed, Eector of Chedburgh, Suffolk.
Be d. 1865.
Ai-ra-f — Erm., a fer-de-moline sa. Crest — A lion rampant or.
2Jotto — Contido.
Seat — Saxham Hall, Biut- St. Edmunds, Suffolk.
MILNE-HOME OF MILNE-GRADEN.
MiLyE-HoME, David, Esq. of Milne Graden
House, CO. Berwick, Barrister-at-Law, LL.D., J.P.
and D.L., and a member of various scientifio societies
in London and Edinburgh, h. 22 Jan. 1805 ; m. 30
July, 1832, Jean Forman, eldest dau. and heiress of
WilUam Forman Home, Esq. of ^Yedderburn and
Paxton, CO. Berwick, and has issue,
I. David, b. 25 Sept. 1838; J.P. and D.L., Capt. Eoyal
Horse Guards Blue, and M.P. for Berwick-on-Tweed; ra.
1367, Jane, dau. of Sir Thomas Buchan-Hcpburn, Bart, of
Smeaton, co. Haddington, and has a son, b. 1873, and
other issue.
I. Jean.
It. Grace.
III. Margaret, m. Capt. Charles Hotbam, E.X., and has one
son, John, and two daus., Jane and Mary.
IV. Georgiana.
V. Susan.
Ht'llCa^*^. — David Milke, Esq. of Campie, Merchant, of
Edinburgh, ra. Susan Vemer, of Musselburgh, and was father of
SiB David Milxe, G.C.B., K.S.I. , K.W.X., Admiral E.X., a
very distinguished naval commander, second in command in
Lord Exmouth's expedition against Algiers. He was J.P. and
D.L. for CO. Berwick, and for a short time M.P. for Berwick-
on-Tweed. He in. 1st, 1804, Grace, dau. of Sir Alexander
Purves, Bart., and by her (who d. 1814) had issue,
DAvro 3IiLXE Home, now of Milne Graden.
Sir Alexander Milne, K.C.B., Vice-Admiral E.y., and a Lord
of the Admiralty, b. 1806; ra. 17 Dee. 1850, Euphemia, dau.
of Archibald Cochrane, Esq., and has issue.
Admiral Sir David Milne ra. 2ndly, Miss Stephen, dau. of
George Stephen, Esq. of the Island of Grenada. He d.
5 May, 1845, aged 82.
S!!f(<s— Milne Graden; Coldstream; and Paxton House, co.
Berwick.
^amilu of pome.
HilTCaJC. — Sir David Home, of Thurston, in East Lothian
(2n(\ son of Sir Thomas Home, of Home), ra. Alice, heiress of
Wedderbum, co. Berwick, and had a son, David, who pre-
deceased him, leaving, by Elizabeth Carmichael his wife, two
sons, Geobge, of Wedderbum ; and Patrick (Sir), of Polwarth,
Knt., ancestor of the Earls of Marchmont; of Sir Hugh-Hume
Campbell, Bart, of Marchmont; of Hcme of K',mraeygliaiac,
HcME of Ccutle Ilurae, &c. Sir David's great-grandson,
SiB David Home, of Wedderbum, ra. Isabel, dau. of David
Hoppringle. of Galashiels, by whom he had seven sons, called
"the spears of Wedderburne," i. Geobge, fell at Flodden,
s. p.; 11. David, successor to his father; in. Alexander, of
Manderston, ancestor of the Earls of Dunbar, Homes of
Renton, and Home-Deummonds of Blair Druramond : iv.
John, ancestor of Home, Bart, of Blackadder; v. Eobert ;
VI. Andrew, Eector of Lauder; and vii. Patrick, of Broom
House. Sir David Home was slain at the field of Flodden,
together with his eldest son. His 2nd son,
David Home, of Wedderbum, ra. Alison, sister of Archibald,
Cth Earl of Angus, and widow of Eobert Blackadder, of Black-
adder, by whom he had three sons, i. Geobge, of Wedderbum,
slain at Pinkie 1547, s.'p. ; ii. David (Sir), of whom presently;
and Id. John, of Crumstane. The 2nd son,
David Home, of Wedderbum, was taken prisoner at Pinkie.
He m. Mariota, dau. of Andrew Johnston, of Elphinston, by
whom he had (with three daus.) four sons, i. Geobge, his
heir; ii. David, of Godscroft, a-nihoxoi A HUtory of t lie H'V.scs
of Douffla^ and Horae; in. James, Parson of Hilton; and
IV. John. David Home d. 1574, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sib Geobge Home, of Wedderbum, appointed Warden of
the East Marches 1578, and Comptroller of Scotland 1597. He
ra. Jean, dau. of John Halden, of Gleneagles; and dying
24 Nov. 1616, left an only son and successor.
Sib David Home, of Wedderbum, ra. Margaret, dau. of Sir
John Home, of Coldingknows, and was slain at the kattle of
Dunbar, 1650, together with his son,
Geobge Home, of Wedderbum. He m. Catherint, dau. of
Alexander Morison, of Preston Grange, a Lord of Sesiun, and
left (with two daus., Katharine, ra. John Bethune, of Blebo;
and Margaret) a son,
Geobge Home, of Wedderbum, 6. 1641 ; who d. in or before
1715, leaving, by Isabel his wife, dau. of Sir Francis Liddell, a
dau., .Jean, and two sons, Geobge, his heir; ani Francis, of
Quixwood, from whom a claimant to the Marchnont Peerage,
Capt. Francis Douglas Home, derived his descent. The eldfer
son,
Geobge Home, of Wedderbum, joined the rising of 1715,
was taken at Preston, tried, and condemned. He obtained,
however, a pardon, and d. at Wedderbum 1720, leaving, by
Margaret his wife, eldest dau. of Sir Patrick Home, Bart, of
Lumsdean, nine children, i. David, of Wedderbum, d. s. p.
1762; II. George, d. s.p. 1753; in. Patbick, of Wedderbum,
d. unra. 1766; iv. Francis, d. unm. 1732; v. John, Capt.
E.N., d. unm. 1758; vi. James, Capt. E.N., killed in action
with the French 1753, unra.; i. Margaret, m. 1732, Ninian
Horae, of Billie, and was mother of Patrick Home, of Wedder-
bum, M.P., and other children, all deceased; ii. Isabella, ra.
Alexander Home, of Jardinfield, by whom she was mother of
Xinian Home, of Paxton, Governor of Grenada, murdered
there by Fedon, 1795, and of George Home, of Wedderbum
and Paxton; iii. Jean, )(i. Eev. John Tod, Minister .of Lady
Kirk. The youngest dau.,
Jean Home, ra. Eev. John Tod, and had issue three sons and
three daus., none of whom married except the eldest dau.,
Maegaeet Tod, who m. 1799, John Forman, Esq., and dying
1320, left issue,
I. John, who s. to Wedderbum, and d. g. p.
II. William, 6. 24 April, 1782; jn. Jan. 1811, Jean, dau. of
Eev. George Home, of Gunsgrcen, and left issue,
1 Jean (heiress of Wedderbum and Paxton), m. 1832,
David, eldest son of Admiral Sir David Milne, G.C.B.
2 Margaret, jn. 1832, the Hon. Adolphus F. Cathcart, Capt.
in the army, youngest son of Earl of Cathcart.
3 Georgina Hay, yn. Capt. Francis Eamsay, brother of Sir
Alexander Eamsay.
4 IsabeUa Jane, m. 1840, Hon. Charles St. Clair, Capt. R.N.,
2nd son of James, 12th Lord Sinclair; and d. 1852.
in. Xinian, d. young.
IV. Jean, ra. Eev. James Smith, D.D. ; and d. 4 Dec. ISU.
MILNER-GIBSON OF THESERTON
HOUSE.
MiLXEE-GiBSOx, Eight Hox. Thomas, of The-
berton House, Saxmundham, Suffolk, J.P. and D.L.,
b. 3 Sept. 180G ; jn. Feb. 1832, Arethusa Susanna,
only child of Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, Bart, of
Hardwicke House, Bury St. Edmunds, Sulfolk
(lineally descended from the marriage iu 1623 of Sir
Thomas Cuilum, 1st bart., of Hawstcad and Hard-
T\ick Hoiise, Suffolk, with Mary, 2nd dau. and co-
heir of ]!sichola8 Gris^e, Esq.), and has issu-
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1103
I. JosKPH Jaspeb Alksandeb, 6. 23 Feb. 1852; m. 1874,
Elizabeth Isidore, eldest dau. of Hon. George M. Parsons,
of Columbus, Ohio, United States, and has issue.
II. George Grey, of Hardwick, Suffolk, 6. 5 Nov. 1807, «. his
grandmother. Lady Galium at IJardwiek in 1875.
I. Alice Mary, vi. William Wybrow llobertson, Ksq.
II. Sydney Isabella.
Tliis gentleman, disfingmshed as a leading Politieian
and Parliamentary Speaker, was educated at the
Charter House and at Trin. Coll. Cambridge, where
lie graduated as a Wrangler 1830. He was M.P. for
Ipswich from 1837 to 1839, for Manchester from
1811 to 1857, and for Ashton-uuder-Lync from 1857
to 18G8, and has held office as President of the
Board of Trade. He is only son of Major Thomas
Milner Gibson, of the 37th regt. (who d. May,
1807), by Isabella his wife, only dau. of H. Glover,
Esq., and grandson of the Eev. Thomas Gibson.
Scai — Thebeiioa House, Saxmuudliam.
MILWAED OF ALICE-HOLT AND
TULLOGHER.
MiLWAED, Clement, Esq. of Alice Holt, co.
Southampton, and of the Middle Temple, Barrister-
at-Law, g.C, b. 20 Aug. 1821 ; m. 8 May, 1856,
Elizabeth Jane, only dau. and heir of John Pearson,
.dlsq. of Ulverston, and has a dau.,
Mart Eliza.
ItlliraSC. — Clement Milwaed, a scion of the House of
IIiLWARD, of Wollcscote, CO. Worcester, descended from Eaton
Uovedale, co. Derby (see Visit. Derby, 1611), was possessed of
lands in the Manorof Alehurstasa copyholder under the Bishop
of Gloucester, ii:mp. Charles II. He settled in co. Wexford;
i». Elizabeth, dau. of William Plunkett, Esq., and had is.sue,
I. Clement, of Dublin, who .?. to his father's estates in cos.
Wicklow and Wexford ; and m. Anne, dau. of Geoi'ge Stowcll ;
but d. s. p. By his wiU, dated 5 Dec. 1707, and proved
21 Oct. 1709, he devised his property to his wife lor life witli
remainder to his next brother.
II. Thomas, who carried on the line.
Elizabeth, m. Aug. 1G97, Henry Archer, Esq. of Ballylioge,
II. Winifred, m. March, 1698, Gervaise Cliftun, Esq.
III. Margaret, m. Dec. 1699, William Gilford, Esq. of Polc-
maloe; and (?. 4 May, 1718.
Mr. Milward acquired considerable estates in the cos. of Wick-
low and Wexford, and left them by his will, dated 12 Nov.
1694, and proved 6 Feb. 1697, to his eldest son. His 2nd son,
Thomas Milwakd, Esq. of Ballyharran, co. Wexford, «. to
toe estates at the death s. p. of his elder brother. He m. 1st,
Dct. 1696, Hannah Smith, by whom he had no issue ; and
;ndly, July, 1697, Sarah Welman, heiress of TuUogher, co.
ilkenny, by whom he had issue,
Clement, h. 4 July, 1702 ; d. s. p. in Africa, June, 1722.
s.p. in Africa, June, 1722.
IV. John, 6. 14 Oct. 171.3.
II. Sarah, b. 6 June, 1699.
IV. Lucy, 6.4 July, 1705.
. Eickard Donovan, Esq. of
VII. Mary, h. 16 June, 1716.
May, and proved 25 Aug.
son.
II. William, h. 15 Aug. 1703; d.
III. Henry, his heir.
I. Eliiabeth, b. 20 April, 1698.
ui. Anne, 6. 16 Sept. 1700.
▼. Winifred, b. 20 Oct. 1707 ; m
Clonmore, who d. 1781.
VI. Anne, 6. 20 May, 1715.
Ir. Milward, whose will, dated 1
731, was s. by his eldest survivin
Henry Milward, Esq. of Ballyharran, h. 25 Oct. 1711 ; who
31 Dec. 1734, Beata, dau. of James Webb, Esq., Dublin,
nd had issue,
I. Henry, his heir. ii. Thoma.^ b. 23 Nov. 1744.
I. Sarah, 6. 2 March, 1737. ii. Biata, b. 4 June, 1740.
HI. Elizabeth, 0. 9 Oct. 1741; lu. Henry Archer, Esq. of
Ballyscskin ; and d. 1829.
r. Milward d. 29 Aug. 1758, and was s. by his son,
Henry Milward, Esq. of Ballyharran, b. 5 .March, 1712; w.
une, 1767, Elizabeth, dau. of lUury Archer, Esq. of Bally-
eskin, and had issue,
I. Henry, his successor.
II. Thomas, b. 20 July, 1774; d. unm.
UI. Clement, who .<. his brother.
1. Beata, b. 22 Sept. 1769 ; m. Christopher Hore ITatchcll, Esq.
n. Elizabeth, b. 1 I'eb. 1773. iii. Lcttice, 6. 7 Oct. 1775.
IV. Sarah, 6. 1777.
T. Milward (/. 18 Deo. 1777, and was s. by his eldest son,
liENRY Milward, Esq. of Lallyliarran, J. P., Major Wexford
Militia, 5. 4 March, 1772; m. 1812, Miss Elizabeth Cooth Whit-
niasb, of Bath ; and d. s. p. at Southampton, 1842, when he
was s. by his only surviving brother,
Clement Milward, Esq. of Tullogher, co. Kilkenny, Rcar-
Adniiral R.N., 6. 7 Sept. 1776; m. 1816, Elizabeth, dau. of
Charles Dawson, Esq. of Charlesfort, co. Wexford, by wlioni
(who (/. 1854) he had issue,
I. Henry (Rev.), Rector of Rodney Stoke, Somerset, and
Piebendary of Wells Cathedial, ,,(. 1 Jan. 1846, Eliza Anne,
dau. of Rev. John I'cddcr, of Churchtown, co. Lancaster;
and d. 5 May, 1876, leaving three daus.,
1 Eliza Margaret. 2 Anna IMai'ia. Z .Tnnc Deborah.
II. Charles Richard, R.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, and Proctor of
the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts in Ireland; (/. unm.
Jan. 1848. in. Clement, now of Ali je Holt.
IV. Thomas Walter, C.B., Lieut. -Col. Royal Artillery, and
Col. in the army, Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, b. 18 June,
1825; m. 24 June, 1852, Olivia Maria, dau. of David i'eatty,
Esq. of Penzance, co. Wexford; and d. 31 Dec. ibH, leaving
issue,
1 Clement Henry, b. 8 Oct. 1860.
2 Frederick David, b. 10 Sept. 1862.
3 Arthur Dawson, 6. 13 July, 18()5.
4 Thomas Walter, b. 10 April, 1867.
5 Harry Dacres, b. 1 July, 1871.
1 Elizabeth Mary.
2 Annie Olivia,
3 Clementina Blanche,
V. William, b. 12 March, 1827 ; d. v.nm..
VI. Dawson Archer, of Tullogher, J. P. co. Kilkenny, 6.
8 May, 1829.
I. Deborah Elizabeth, d. unm. n. Anna Louisa.
Admiral Milward d. 1857.
Arms — Erm., on a fess gu. three plates. Crest — A dragon's
head couped vert between two wings gu.
Seats — Alice Holt, co. Soiuhaniptou; Tullogher, co. Kilkenny.
MILWAED OF THE MANOR HOUSE.
LECHLADE.
Milwaed, George, Esq. of the Manor House,
Lechlade, co. Gloucester, J. P. for cos. Gloucester,
Worcester, and Oxon, late Capt. in Eoyal North
Gloucester Militia, b. 18 July, 1843 ; on. 11 Jan.
1866, Augusta Susanna Shaen, eldest dau. of Tliomas
Shaen-Carter, Esq. of Watlington Park, Oiou, and
has issue,
I. George Harold Shaen, 6. 26 Oct. ISCO.
II. Victor Tilson, b. 11 April, 1869.
III. John Bertram, b. 1 March, 1871.
iitnCaflC. — George Milward, Esq. of Wincot, co.
Gloucester (grandfather of the present representative), lel'c
by Anne his wife, three sons and three daus.,
John, who d. unm. Dec. 1842.
George, of whom presently.
William, of Waterford, ;//. Anne, dau. of — Newport, and
niece of Sir John Newport, Bart, ot New Park, co. Water-
ford, and had, 1 John, inlierited a portion of his uncle
John's estate, of Loxley House, near Stratford-on-Avon ;
2 George; 3 Henry; 1 Mary, m. Robert Newport, son
of the Rev. Francis Newport; and 2 Anne, m. John Jones,
Esq., J. P. and D.L.,of Mullinabro', co. Waterford.
Mary, d. unm.
Sarah, m. WiUiam Allen, Esq. of Brook House, near High
Wycombe. Anne, m. Thomas Heinings, Esq.
The 2nd son,
George Milward, Esq., J. P., of the Manor House, Lech-
lade, CO. Gloucester, in. Mary Anne, sister of John Atkins,
Esq., Lord Mayor of London 1802, and M.P. for Arundel, and
by her (who d. 1813) left at his decease, 19 May, 1S39, aged 64,
a son, George, his heir, and five daus., Sarah Atkins, hi. Rev.
S. F. Morgan, Rector of Chepstow, and d. 1862; Mary Anne;
Catherine Esther; Julia; and Anne, m. Rev. John Nash
Griffin, D.D., of Trinity Churcli, Dublin. His only son,
George Milward, Esq. of the Manor House, Lechlade, CO.
Gloucester, J. P., Barristerat-Law, b. 27 Sept. 1807; ra.
19 March, 1835, Sarah, 3rd dau. of Henry Grace, E.sq. of
Stockwcll Common, J. P., and had issue,
I. George, now of the Manor House, Lechlade.
II. Henry Anderson, b. 30 June, 1845; d. Dec. 1S71.
III. Hardwick Browning, li. 2 July, 1847.
IV. Arthur Prendergast, 6. 26 Sept. 1852; jii. Edilii, dau. cf
Col. Bellers.
I. Sarah Gr.ice.
II. Mary Ann Grace, m. Rev. J. G. Tetlcy, M..V., only son of
Dr. Tctley, of Torquay.
III. Catherine Grace, d. unm.
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XV. Frances Grace, m. W. Stancombe, only son of W. Stan-
combe, Esq. of Pottem, Devizes, co. Wilts.
He d. March, 1871.
Anns — Erm., a cross moline between three torteaux, two
and one, eacli charged with a crescent or. C're.H — Between two
wings az. a bear's paw erased sa. claws or, holding a sceptre in
hend sinister gold entwined by a sprig of oak. Motto — Xec
lemere nee timide.
/Seat— The Manor House, Lechlade.
miLWAIlD OF THUPvGAHTON PRIOBY.
MiLWAED, EiCHAED, Esq. of Thurgarton Priory,
CO. IS'ottmgliam, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1857,
5. 25 July, 1810 ; m. 9 Jime, 1840, Marianne, 3rd
dau. of Charles Martin, Esq. of Vintner's Hall, by
Katharine his wife, dan. of George Welstead, Esq.
of Wormley, Herts.
iLtllCaSC— This family descends from, and bears the arms
of the ancient House of Slilward, of Eaton Dovedale, ."six gene-
rations of which are described in the Visitation, of Der-i,;/,
1611.
Thomas Milwakd, Esq. 6. 1668, son of Richard Millwanl,
purchased an estate at Handley, Korth Winfield, co. Derby,
1710. He was father of
EicHARD MiLWAED, Esq., who m. 8 March, 1743, Frances
Eeynolds, and was s. at his decease, 1790, by his son,
EicHAKD MiLWAKD, Esq., who m. 12 May, 1781, Ellen Little,
and hud issue,
I. EicHAKD, his heir.
II. John, b. 22 April, 1786; d. 2 Feb. 1830.
in. Thomas, b. 3 Aug. 1790; d. 14 Jan. 1841.
I. Frances, d. 13 Dec. 1857.
II. Anne, m. 10 Oct. 1S09, John Parlun?on, Esq., son of .Tohn
Parkinson, Esq. of South Clifton, and Knapthorpe, Isotts,
and d. 9 Sept. 1840, having had,
1 EicHARD, now of Thurgarton Priory.
2 John, b. 15 Jan. 1812 ; m. July, 1842, Katherine, 2nd
• dau. of George Hole, Esq., and has issue, John, b. 20 July,
1843 ; George, b. 22 Jan. 1846 ; Lionel, deceased ; Cyril,
b. 5 Feb. 1854; Hugh, 6. 10 April, 1855; Eleanor;
Florence ; Marianne ; and Mary Beatrice.
3 William (Kev.), M.A., Eector of Langenhoe, Essex, &. 10
May, 1815 ; m. 25 Jan. 1844, Georgiana, youngest dau. of
Charles Martin, Esq., and has issue, Francis Welstead, b.
26 Feb. 1860; Leonard Milward, b. 11 Oct. 1851; Richard
Marion, b. 20 March, 1856 ; Georgiana Marianne ; Grace
Louisa ; Katherine Sophia.
4 Thomas, b. 30 June, 1817; to. 16 April, 1857, Jane, 3rd
dau. of the Rev. Theodore Williams, "Vicar of Hendon,
Middlesex.
1 Anne, r.i. 19 Sept. 1854, Eev. Henry Smith Anders,
Eector of Kirkby-le-Thorpe, co. Lincohi ; he d. 16 April,
1877.
Mr. Milward d. 1825, and was .?. by his eldest son, the late
Richard Milward, Esq. of Hexgreave Park, and Thurgar-
ton Priory, J.P., 6. 1 July, 1784, who d. «. ;). 16 Aug. 1844,
and was s. by his nephew, Richard Parkinson, Esq., who
takes, by sign-manual, the name and arms of Milward, in
place of those of Pabkinson.
Anns — Erm., on a fcss gu. three bezants. C-fst — A lion's
paw grasping a sc-eptre or. ilottn — Xec tcmere ncc timide.
Scat — Thurgarton Priory, Southwell, Xutts.
MINCHIN OF BUSHEKSTOWN.
MiKCHiN, Geoege John, Esq. of Bushersto-svn,
King's Co., J.P. and D.L., High SherilTfor that co.
1870, and J.P. for co. Tipperary, educated at Trin.
CoU. Dubhn, B.A. 1867, M.A. 1874, b. 28 April,
1845 ; in. 15 June, 1876, Edith Margaret, eldest dau.
of Benjamin Buubury Frend, Esq. of BoskeU, co.
Limerick, and grand-niece of Field Marshal Hugh,
1st Viscount Gough.
ILlUCagC— The family of Minchin is one of very old
standing in the King's Co. In the year 1720,
HcMPURET MiN-CHiN, Esq. of Ballynakill, co. Tipperary, J. P.,
M.P. CO. Tipperary (a younger son of Charles Minchin, of
Moneygall, whose will was proved 18 Nov. 1681), had his
armorial bearings entered in Ulster's Office. He was afterwards
of Busherstown, King's Co., and as such, made his will,
30 Sept. 1733. By Rebecca his wife, sister of Joshua Paul,
Esq., he had, with other issue,
)
Humphrey, his heir. George.
Paul, of Bogh, CO. Carlow, whose will was proved 24 Aug.
1764. By Henrietta his wife, dau. of Joseph Bunbury, Esq.
of Johnstown, he left issue, 1 Humphrey ; 2 Joseph Paul ;
1 Rebecca, ra. Daniel Foley, Esq. ; 2 Elizabeth ; and 3 Jime,
wife of William Maunsell.
The son and heir,
Hd.mphrey Minchin, Esq. of Busherstown, to. Miss Chad-
wick, and had issue, with eight daus.,
John, of Busherstown. Humphrey.
Paul. Joshua. George.
His eldest son,
John Minchin, Esq. of Busherstown, High Sheriff of King's
Co. 1768, TO. Miss EUard, and had issue, ^
Richard, Capt. of Dragoons, d. unm. J
George, of IJusherstown. ^
Rebecca, m. William Minchin, Esq. of Greenhills, co. Tip
perary, and had issue.
His 2nd son,
George Minchin, Esq. of Busherstown, High Sheriff o
King's Co. 1828, m. Elizabeth Agnes, dau. of John Studd^rr
Esq., D.L., of Elm Hill, co. Limerick, by whom (who d. l-uo
he had issue, with a dau., Alicia, a son,
John Minchin, Esq. of Busherstown, J.P., an officer -i'-i)
regt., m. Anne, dau. of Robert Hall, Esq. of Innismore liui:
CO. Fermanagh; and d. 1851, having had issue,
George John, now of Busherstown.
Elizabeth Agnes, m. 1S63, Richard J. Gabhett, Esq., J. P., o
Caherline House, co. Limerick.
Alice Anne, ra. 1868, Capt. Welch, of Monkstown Park, co
Dublin.
Arms — Erm., a chevron cotised gu. between three fleurs
de-lis az. Crest — A naked arm embowed couped at thi
shoulder ppr., in the haud a baton or. 3Jotto — Rcgarde a I
mort.
&f/«— Busherstown, Dunkerrin, Eoscrea. Ciii6 — Kildai'
Street, Dublin.
MINNITT OF ANAGHBEG-.
MiKNiTT, JosHTJA EoBEET, Esq. of Anaghbeg, cc
Tipperary, J.P., b. 9 Aug. 1806 ; m. 19 May, 1S34
Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Sir Charles Foster Goring
Bart, of Highden, Sussex, and has issue,
I. Charles Goring, late Major 18th Royal Irish regt., i
2 Aug. 1836 ; m. 1865, Elizabeth Fredericka, dau. of F
Whitaker, Esq. of Auckland, New Zealand, and has issue
II. Joshua Robert, M.B., 6. 28 May, 1844.
m. George Godolphin Caleb, 6. 6 Feb. 1849 ; to. 1871
Isabella, dau. of W. T. Webb, Esq.
I. Mary.
II. Eliz.ibeth, to. 1872, J. E. Headech, Esq., and has issue.
III. Bridget. iv. xVnna.
JLtlTCagC— The founder of the Irish branch of the 3Iinnit
family was
Capt. John Minnitt, of Mount Blinnitt, co. Limerick. II
TO. and had issue. The elder son,
Robert Minnitt, Esq. of Knygh Castle, BlaeUfort, air
Anaghbeg, all co. Tipperary, to. Jane, dau. of John Kent
Esq. of Poleran, eo. Kilkenny, Collector of WaterforJ, an'
had issue,
I. Caleb, murdered at Cranagh Duffe, Dowhaia, 2 April
1707, d. s. p.
H. John, of Knygh Castle and Blackfort, Capt. in the army
in. 1713, Mary, dau. of James Gubbins, Esq. of KUfrush, cc
Limerick, and had a son, James, who d. unm., and thrc
daus., 1 Mary, to. 1743, George Hastings, Esq. of Bally
valley, co. Clare; 2 Eliza, to. her cousin, John Carder
Esq. of Coolrae, and Killard ; and 3 Jane, rn. 1st, Mr. Can
of Limerick; 2ndly, T. Ledger, Esq. of Ferry glass; an.
3rdly, Isaac Jacques, Esq.
III. Robert, of whom hereafter.
I. Martha, to. Richard Powell, Esq. of [Newgarden, CO
Limerick.
II. Hannah, b. 1681 ; m. 1700, Charles Atkins, Esq., eldes
son and heir of Richard Atkins, Esq. of Currakerry West
CO. Cork.
III. Abigail, m. Edward Despard, Esq. of Cranagh, Queen'
Co., eldest son of William Ue.spard, Esq. of Coolbally.
IV. Grace, m. Henry Fletcher, Esq. of Shannon Hall, co
Tipperary.
Eobert Minnitt, Esq., d. 31 May, 1709. His 3rd son,
Robert Minnitt, E.sq. of Anaghbeg, purchased Blackfor
from his elder nephew, James ; he -ni. Anne, dau. and co-hci:
of the Rev. Paul Ducloss, Rector of Rathdowny, Queen's Co.
of an eminent French family, and left at his decease, 1773
five sons and two daus..
MIR
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MIT
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Paul, of Blackfovt, d. unm.
Eobert (Bev.), Kector of Tulla, co. Clare, d. about 5 Dec.
1785 ; ni. his cousin, Eleanor, 2nd dan. of William lleveroux,
Esq. of Deerpark, co. Clare, by INIargaret, eldest dan. of
Kobert Atkins, Esq. of Fonntainville, co. Cork, and by her,
who d. 1777 or 1778, had issue, a son, Robert, who((. young,
and a dau. and heir, Anno, of Blackfort, who 'ui. 1B06,
William Fitzgerald, Esq. of Adrival, co, Kerry, Barristor-at-
Law.
Caleb, 5«. his cousin, Elizabeth, dau. of John Cardan, Esq.
of Killard, and had issue.
John, III. Miss Harding, of Clonlea, and had issue, Taul,
settled in Van Dienien's Land, m. and had issue; and
William, m. the dau. of John Talmer, Esij. of Glana-
curruK'h Castle, Kind's Co., and had issue, Jolm llobert
Miiinitt, Barrister-at-Law, and others.
Joshua, of Anaghbeg.
Margaret Martha, ra. William Molloy, Esq. of Dove Hill,
King's Co.
Abigail, m. Eobert Molloy, Esq. of Streamstown.
The 5th son,
JosiiCA MiNNiT, Esq. of Anaghbeg, h. 29 March, 1734; m.
Anne, dau. of George Tuthill, Esq. ofFaha, co. Limerick, and
had issue. Mr. Minnitt d. 5 Juno, 1777, and w'as s. by his
son,
Joshua Minnitt, Esq. of Anaghbeg, b. 1 Jan. 1778 ; to.
1S05, Mary Toler, dau. and co-heiress of Capt. Nicholas Toler
Kiugsley, 8lh regt., and dying April, 1830, left by her (who d.
1852) issue,
Joshua Robert, his heir, now of Anaghbeg.
George, d. uiuii. 1830.
William Hastings, m. Araminta, dau. ot Rev. Mr. Metgo, and,
d. 25 Dec. 187ti, having had one dau.
Ednnmd, m. Eliza, dau. of Capt. Robert Rowan, and left one
son and two daus.
""ohn Christopher, Capt. 31stregt., ii;. 1st, Miss Dora Jones, by
whom he had two sons : and 2ndly, Miss Mary Baldwin, of
Clay House, Halifax, co. York, and by her had two sons
and three daus.
Eliza, )i). 31 July, 1834, Maurice Studdert, Esq. of Lodge, co.
Tipperary.
Anna, ,n. 30 Sept. 1834, the Rev. Eobert Wilson Rowan, of
Mount Davis, co. Antrim. Mary, d. unm.
Eleanor, m. Oct. 1855, William Galway, Esq.
Amu — Arg., three helmets, beavers openlsa., garnished or.
CrcH — A helmet as in the arms. Motto — Virtute et armis.
iSeat— Anaghbeg, Nenagh,
MIREHOTJSE OF HAMBROOK.
MlREHOUSE, Ret. John, of Harabrook, co. Glou-
cester, and Colsterworth, co. Lincoln, Rector of
Colstcrworth, M.A, of Clare Coll. Cambridge, h.
15 Dec. 1839.
ILllICitflC. — This family takes its surname, which was
anciently written Myrehouse and Myrehowse, from the
"house" of the mere or lake, and resided at Myresyke. It
claims to be Saxon, and the Myresyke estate is stated to have
been in the possession of the family from the time of Edward
TUE Confessor. In the reign of Henry Vlll.,
John Myrehowse, Esq. of Myresyke and Mosergh, Cumber-
land, gaye up certain lands to the King at the dissolution of
the religious houses, and in the 3rd year of Edward VI., Sir
William Grey, Knt., Lord Grey de Wilton, had license to
alienate the lands belonging to Peter Myrehouse. John Myre-
house, of Myresyke, had two sons,
John Myrehouse and Peter Myrehouse: the former is
mentioned in a deed bearing date the 30th of April, in the
ISth year of the reign of James I., and d. leaving two sons,
John and William; John ci. young, and the property passed
into the hands of the younger,
William Myrehouse, Esq. of Myresyke, who had four
lildrcn, John; Ann; Barbara; and Jennet.
John Myrehouse, Esq. of Myresyke, the only son, b. 1C20,
('. 1704, and left, by Jane his wife, John, Moses, Mary, and
Martha.
•John Myrehouse, of Myresyke, the elder son, 6. 1C70, i;!.
1703, Mary Dickenson, of Redhow, Laniplugh, and <.'. 1771,
aL;cd 92, leaving by his wife (who d. 1776, aged 97 years),
I. John, of Myresyke, 6. 1705; m. 1725, Elizabeth, dau. of
W. Wood, Esq. of Lowhouse Lorton (whose mother lived to
the age of 105 years); and d. 1807, aged 101, leaving issue,
1 John, of Myresyke, 6. 1742; m. Elizabeth, dau. of J.
Dickinson, Esq. ; and d. x. ]). 1814.
2 Jonathan (Rev.), d. unra.
3 Jo.sepli, 6.174S; ui. Maria, dau. of Monsel, of Castle Dono-
John, b. ISOO; to. Anne, dau. of C. Moore, Esq., and left
a son, John Mirehouse, a Capt. in lI.iM.S.
II. Thomas, of whom presently.
III. Jonathan, b. 1723 ; hi., and had four sons and a clau.
I. Isabel, /;. 1707; d. 1728.
II. Jane, 6. 1709; m. 1733, William Pearson, Esq. of Fangs;
andii;. 1790, aged 81.
III. Mary, b. 17 H, founded and endowed a school at Mocker-
ton; d. 179.3, aged 82.
IV. Margaret, b. 1713; to. 1748, John Longmire, Esq. oS
Thrushbank ; d. aged 92.
V. Ann, b. 1717; );t. 1749, I'ctcr Iredale, Esq. of Muncaslw;
d. 1799, aged 82.
VI. Martha, m. Benjamin Key, Esq. of Lorton.
The 2nd son.
The Rev. Thomas Mirehouse, Canon of Peterborough, Rector
of Elton, and Rector of Wilford, b. 171(1; m. 1748, Elizabeth, dau.
of J. Torry, Esq., and widow of Thomas Linthwaite, Esq., ami
had issue, I. John ; ii. Thomas Torry, b. 1755, d. 1757; and
I. Elizabeth, buried in Peterborough Cathedral. The liev.
Thomas Mirehouse d. 18 Jan. 17(19, and was s. by his son,
John Mirehouse, Esq., b. 1751, Fellow of Clare Coll. Cam-
bridge, of Angle and Brownslade, co. Pembroke, J. P. and
D.L. for thatco., and High Sheriff 1805; m. 1788, Mary, sister
of Sir John Edwards, Bart., of Garth and Machynlleth, <-o.
Montgomery, M.P., and d. 1823, leaving by her (who d. 30
Nov. 1856, aged 91) three sons,
I. John Camrell, b. 26 June, 1789, of Brownslade and
Angle, J. P. and D.L. for cos. Pembroke and Middlesex,
Serjeant-at-Law and Common Serjeant of London ; m. 1S23,
Ehzabeth, dau. of John l<'i.sher, D.D., Bishop of Salisbury,
Preceptor to the Princess Charlotte of Wales, and had issue,
1 John, his successor, J. P. and D.L. co. Pembroke, and
Barrister-at-Law; b. 182G ; ni. 1863, Louisa, dau. of S.
O. Lewis, Esq. ; d. Jan. 1864.
2 Evelyn, J.P. Pembroke, and Lieut. 71st Highlanders,
6. 1832; d. Aug. 1863.
1 Elizabeth Mary, m. 1848, Richard Byrd Levett, Esq. of
Milford Hall, co. Stafford, and has issue, Richard Walter.
Byrd, b. 5 May, 1849, who has assumed the name of
Mirehouse.
2 Mary, in. Gen. Lewis, of the Grenadier Guards, of
Chester Square, London. 3 Fanny. 4 Emma
5 Agnes, m. 18G2, the Rev. Cecil Edward Fisher, Rector of
Stoke, CO. Lincoln, and has issue.
II. William Squire (Rev.), of Hambrook Grove, co. Gloucester,
Rector of Colsterworth, co. Lincoln, Perpetual Curate of
Fishponds, co. Gloucester, and Chaplain to H.R.H. Iho
Princess Sophia, J.P. for cos. Pembroke and Gloucester,
b. 21 Deo. 1790; m. 2 Feb. 1S32, Eliza Brunctta, only dau.
of George Arthur Herbert, Esq. of Glan Ilafrcn and Llan-
llugan, CO. Montgomery ; and d. 26 March, 1864, leaving by
her (who d. 30 June, 1874) issue,
1 John, now of Hambrook.
2 William Edward, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law,
b. 28 Oct. 1844.
1 Georgiana Eliza, m. 15 June, 1805, the Rev. Frank
Burges, Rector of Winterbournc, Gloucester, wlio d.
24 July, 1875.
2 Mary Cornelia Brunetta. 3 Esther Avarina.
III. Thomas Henry (Rev.), of St. George's Hill Somerset,
Vicar oi St. George's, Rector of Harlaxton, co. Linrjoln, and
Prebendary of South Grantham, twin with William Squire,
TO. 26 March, 1835, Milly, eldest dau. of P. J. Miles, E.sq.,
M.P., of Leigh Court, Somerset, and Kingsweston, co.
Gloucester, J.P. for cos. Pembroke and Somerset; and d.
1866, leaving issue,
1 Henry John, of St. George's Hall, Bristol, J.P. for
Somerset, Capt. N. Somerset Ycomary, b. 21 Dec. 1835;
in. 1861, Anna. dau. of Rev. George Tierney Roche, and
by her (who d. 1872) has Henry George, b. Ibl62, and
other issue.
2 Philip John, h. 1838; d. 18G7.
3 Arthur Vv'illiam Leigh, Capt. in the army, served in the
Persian War and Indian Mutiny, b. 1839.
1 Milieent Mary, in. the Rev. C. T. Wilton, Vicar of Foy,
CO. Hereford.
^,.„is_Gu., a bend arg. billcttce sa. C)v.sf— .\n armed arm
holding a sword all ppr. ' il/o//'/— Qualis ab incepto.
^Vai.-;— Colsterworth, Grantham; and Hambrook Grove, co.
Gloucester. ^
MIREHOUSE OP THE HALL, ANGLE.
See Levett.
FORBES-MITCHELL OF THAINSTONE.
FoKBiS-MiTCiiELL, JOHN, Esq. of Thainstonc, co.
Aberdeen, J.P. and D.L., b. 25 June, 1843; .v. liis
father 13 Aug. 1870; m. 28 July, 1870, Jane Maria,
elder dau. of Thomas James Rawson, Esq. ot"
Carrowvillo, co. Carlow.
HOC
MIT
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MIT
iLiuCagC— This is a branch of tlie family of Fonnzs,
Barts. of Craigievar.
Duncan Fobbes, 2nd son of Sir Arthur Forbes, 4th bart. of
Craigievar, by his 2nd wife, Margaret, dau. of Striichan of
Balgall, b. 20 March, 1757 ; assumed, under deed of entail,
executed by his father 1772, the name and arms of Mitchell
of Thainstone, in memory of Sir Andrew Mitchell, K.U., of
Thainstone, by whom the estates of Thainstone and Easter Bcltie
were left to Sir Arthur. He m. 27 March, 1777, Katharine
Ann, 2nd dau. of William Fraser, Esq. of Fraserfield, grandson
of William, Lord Saltoun, and his wife, Lady Katharine, dau.
of David Erskine, 9th Earl of Buchan, and had issue,
Abthue Andbew, his heir.
■\V'iLLLAM. Duncan. Joitn.
Alexander, h. 1788; m. Janet, eldest dau. of Sir William
Forbes, Bart., and d. 1843, leaving two sons and five daus.
Henry David, deceased. Mansfield, deceased.
Itathel, d. «. p. Margaret, d. s. p.
Mr. Mitchell d. 6 Oct. 179G, and was s. by his eldest son,
Aethce Andrew Foebes Mitchell, b. 1779; d. 3 May, 1801,
and was s. by his brother,
WiLLLAM FOBBES MlTCHELL, E.X., 6. 31 Aug. 1732; d. 11
May, 1808; i. by his brother,
Duncan Foebes Mitchell, b. 1784; d. 7 March, 1812; s. by
his brother,
John Fobbes Mitchell, of Thainstone, h. 1785; m. 8 Feb.
1809, Ann, dau. of George Powell, Esq., Lieut.-Col. H.E.I.Co.'s
Artillery, and had,
I. Duncan.
II. John George, 6. 4 March, 1814 ; m. 17 June, 18.'37, Eliza
JIaria, dau. of John Lockie, Esq., and d. 1860, having had
issue,
1 John Arthur, b. 1839. 2 Charles Pulteney, 6. 1840.
3 AVilliam Erskine, d. 1877.
in. Arthur Andrew Charles, b. 1815 ; d. s. p.
IV. David Erskine, b. 7 April, 1816; m. Ia48, Margaret, 5th
dau. of Alexander Low, Esq.
V. Frederick, 6. 21 June, 1818; m. 1840, Eachel, 4th dau. of
Alexander Forbes, Esq.
VI. James Andrew, b. 6 May; d. 27 Aug. 1820.
Til. Alexander Kinloeh, Judge High Court of Bombay, b.
7 July, 1621; -;«. Margaret, dau. of Henry -David Forbes,
Esq. of Balgownie ; and d. at Poonah, 31 Aug. 1865, leaving,
with other issue,
1 John Fraser. 2 Henry David Erskine.
3 Alexander Abemethie.
Mr. Mitchell, who d. in France, 9 July, 1822, was «. by his son,
Duncan Foebes Mitchell, Esq. of Thainstone, b. 30 Oct.
1812; m. 18 Feb. 1834, Maria, elder dau. of Robert Anthony
:Bromley, Esq., Lieut.-Col. H.E.I.C.S., and d. 13 Aug. 1878,
having had issue,
I. John, now of Thainstone.
I. Louisa, d. 26 Jan. 1841.
n. Maria, m. 20 July, 1878, J. A. Stuart, Esq.
hi. Elizabeth Erskine, rit. 20 Sept. 1870, J. N. Gower, Lieut.-
Col. late 78th regt.
Ai-riis — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., three bears' heads coupcd
arg. muzzled gu. in the centre chief point a cross pattee fitchee
of the second, for Foebes of Craigievar : 2nd and 3rd, sa., afess
wavy between three mascles or, for Mitchell o/ Thainstone.
Ci-cits — A cock ppr., for Foebes ; A phoenix rising from flames
all ppr., for Mitchell. Mottoes, over Crests — Watch ; and
under the Arms — Doe not wauken sleipin dougs.
IVtilt^tU of Sljatnstoiu.
The name is, according to Douglas, of considerable anti-
quity. Thomas Mitchell d. about 1650, leaving two sons,
Andeew, his heir, of Tilligrege.
Thomas, Provost of Aberdeen from 1698 to 1700, and again
from 1702 to 1704. In 1703 he purchased the lands of Easter
Beltie and Ansley, from Sir Eobcrt Forbes, of Learnie, and
in 1717, those of Thainstone, from the family of Forbes of
Tolquhon. He v). 1st, 1692, Janet, dau. of Patrick Leslie,
Provost of Aberdeen, and at his decease, 1719, left a son,
Thomas, of Thainstone, who m. 1709, Barbara, 3rd dau. of
Sir John Forbes, 3rd bart. of Monymusk, and d. 14 March,
1721, leaving an only dau., Barbara.
Tl'.e elder son,
Andrew Mitchell, of Tilligrege, a Merchant, and Baillie of
Aberdeen, left three sons, i. William: ii. Alexander; iii. John.
The eldest son.
The Eev. William Mitchell, became one of the Ministers
of the High Church, Edinburgh, and one of the King's Chap-
lains for Scotland, and was three times elected Moderator of
the General Assembly, 1714, 1717, and 1722. ,He m. 1st, 1705,
Margaret, 3rd dau. of Sir Hugh Cuningham, of Craigend; and
by her had an only son, Andblw. He m. 2ndly, 1723, Barbara,
d:»u. of Sir John Forbes, and widow of Thomas Mitchell, of
'i'huiiistone. The son and heir,
Sm Andrew Mitchell, K.E., b. 1703; m. 1721, Barbara, only
dau. and heiress of Thomas Mitchell, of Thainston, and by her
had a dau., Barbara, who d. in childhood, whereupon he wae
served heir to his dau. 1741. He entered the Middle Temple
1733, and was called to the Bar 1738. In 1742 he was appointed
Under Secretary of State for Scotland; was M.P. for co.
Aberdeen 1747, and for the Elgin Burghs 1754. lie received
his appointment as Envoy to Berlin 1756, and was afterwards
raised to the rank of Ambasijador Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary at the Court of Feedeeick William the Great
of Prussia, and received for his services in attending on that
monarch during the Seven Years' War, the Order of tlieBath.
Sir Andrew d. s. p. at BerUn 1771, and left his estates to Sia
Aethue Forbes, Bart.
H'.al — Thainstone, Kintore, X.B.
MITCHELL OF CASTLE STRANGE.
Mitchell, Edwaed, Esq. of Castle Strange, co.
Eosconimon, Major E.E., b. 14 July, 18il ; m. 6
Oct. 1869, Ella, only dau. of James Atwood, Esq.
of St. George's Bermuda, and has issue, one dau.,
Grace.
3LilTC<t3C. — Cornet Thomas 3Iitchell, of Scotch parent-
age, the first of this family in Ireland, was sent by Gen.
Monck, 19 Jan. 1659, from his army at Nottingham, to Ireland,
on the service of the State, as appears by a pass under the
General's seal and signature. On the 11th July, 1666, he waB
appointed a Cornet to the troop of horse under the command
of Capt. Nicholas Mahon, by Lord Ormonde, then Lord-Lieul.
He finally settled at Ballinturly, near Castle Strange, and m.
5 May, 1674, Mary Bonner, of Forgery, and had, with three
daus., Catherine, Margaret, and Mary, five sons, i. John;
II. Thomas, of whom hereafter; in. Robert; iv. John; and
V. William. The eldest surviving son,
Thomas Mitchell, Esq. of Castle Strange, b. 9 March, 1681,
m. 14 Oct. 1718, Mary Fetherstone, and had, with two daus.,
Mary and Elizabeth, four sons, i. Thomas, his successor; u.
John; III. Arthur; and iv. Edward. The eldest son,
Thomas Mitchell, Esq. of Castle Strange, b. 22 June, 1722;
m. 23 June, 1753, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Godfrey Wills, Esq.
of Willsgrove, co. Eoscommon, and had issue,
I. Thomas, of Castle Strange, b. 1756; d. unm. 1831.
II. John, 6. 5 June, 1758; m. Henrietta Mas.^y, of Stoncvillo,
CO. Limerick, and had issue, Thomas Fitzgerald Blassy;
John; Henry (Rev.); Arthur; Edward; James Massy, 88tll
legt., killed at Lucknow; and Henrietta.
III. .\rthur, 6. 29 Jan. 1760; 7k. Martha Ray, of Dublin, and
had one dau., Frances.
IV. Godfrey, 6. 10 May, 1762, an ofBcer in the army, fell in
action in India, unm.
V. Edward, of whom hereafter.
I. .Sarah, b. 23 Nov. 17.54; m. 1st, Rev. Thomas Cowper, CO.
York ; and 2ndly, John Wray, Esq. of Kingston-onHull.
II. Mary, 6. 28 Dec. 1759, d. v.nm.
III. Martha, b. 29 March, 1763 ; to. Rev. Stephen Radcliffe.
IV. Elizabeth, b. 2 Feb. 1766; m. Rev. Thomas Radchff.
V. Jane, b. 17 April, 1767: m. Rev. John O'ltorke.
VI. Catherine, b. 12 Oct. 1768; d. v/arn.
VII. Anne, b. 10 March, 1770: ra. Capt. 'William Chambers. ;
VIII. Frances, b. 21 June, 1771, d.. u.nm.
The youngest son,
Edward Mitchell, Esq. of Castle Strange (to which he «.
by the will of his brother Thomas), lligli Sheriff co. Ros-
common 1836, was b. 12 Feb. 1778; m. 14 March, 1S03,
Marianne, only dau. of John Wray, Esq. of Kingston-upon-
Hull, CO. York, and had issue,
I. Thomas, Major E.l.C. Service, d. unm. in India, 1836.
II. John Wbat, 1 ate of Castle Strange.
I. Sarah, m. Eev. William Hutchinson, Rector of Cheemley,
CO. Stafford. ii. Marianne, d. un,ti. 1862.
III. Elizabeth, m. Eev. John O'ltorke, of Taughvoz, CO.
Eoscommon.
Mr. Mitchell d. II July, 1856, and was s. by his son,
John Wbat Mitchell, Esq. of Castle Strange, Major-Gcn.
E..\., b. 14 Nov. 1808; m. 8 March, 1838, his cousin, Anne
Sarah, eldest dau. of John Wray, Esq. of 6, Suffolk Place,
London, and by her (who d. at Montreal, Canada, 19 April)
Iboi; had surviving issue,
I. Kdwabd, now of Castle Strange.
II. John Wray, b. 10 April, 1852.
I. Annie .Sarah.
II. Mary, 'ni. Eev. William Bourke Wright, 'Viaar of Anti-
league, CO. Roscommon.
Gen. Mitchell d. 30 Oct. 1878.
£ctti— Castle Strange, co. Eoscommon.
in. Catherine.
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MIT
1107
MITCHELL OF LLANFEECHFA GRANGE.
Mitchell, Fkank Johnstone, Esq. of Llan-
frechfa Grange, co. Monmouth, J. P., High Sheriff
18G8, b. 14 Sept. 1821.; m. 19 Jan. 1860, Ehzabelli
Harcourt, eldest dau. of John E. W. Kolls, Esq. of
the Hendre, co. Monmouth, and has issue,
I. Gladts Elizabeth. ii. Hilda Mary.
iLillCilUf. — Francis Henrt Mitchell, Esq. of Upppr
Wimpole Street, London, 7th son of David Blitchcll, Esq.
of Carshalton, m. 182'2, Frances Elizabeth Johnstone, ind duu.
of James Johnstone, Esq., and by her (who d. isCO) had,
I. Frank Johnstone, now of Llanfrcchfa.
II. William Rowland. iii. Charles James, d. in infancy.
IV. Henry, d. in infancy.
V. Herbert Lconanl, Major R.A., m. Mary Arabella Susan,
eldest dau. of Charles \V. Keynolds, Esq. of Eton I'laeu,
London, and has issue,
Lynette Eose Mary. Violet Evelin. Francis Herbert.
VI. Clayton, Commander R.N., i/i.i Mary Charlotte, .'ith dau.
of Capt. Edward Daniell, of Gloucester Square, London,
and has issue,
1 Clayton Edward Johnstone.
2 Leonard Linds.iy, deceased.
1 Frances Helena. 2 Mary Georgina.
3 Eva Kathcrine.
VII. Arthur Charles, m. Laura Harriet, .'ith dan. of Sir
Michael Hicks-lieaeh, Bart., and by her (who d. 1874) has
issue, Ethel Laura.
I. Frances Mary, d. 18G3. ii. Laura.
III. Helena, rn. 1st, George Willes, Esq. of Hungcrford Park;
and 2ndly, the Rev. Edmund Willes, Vicar of Ashby Magna.
IV. Mary Beckford. v. Eliza Jane. vi. Adelaide.
Arras — Sa., a chevron between three escallops or. Crest — A
garb or.
&«£— Hanfrechfa Grange, Caerleon, co. Monmouth.
OSBALDESTON-MITFORD OF MITFOBD.
OSBALDESTON-MlTFORD, JOHN PhILIP, Esq. of
Mitford, Northumberland, and Hunmanby Hall,
CO. York, Loi'd of the Manor of Mitford and Hun-
manby, Major Northumberland Mihtia, late Major
ilSth regt.. High Sheriff of Northumberland 1878,
16. 16 Feb. 1809 ; m. 1844, Fanny, dau. of Charles
iMitford, Esq. of Pitshill, Sussex ; s. his cousin,
lAdmiral Eobert Mitford, of Mitford, 18 June, 1870,
land assumed the additional name and arms of
'Osbaldeston, 18 Aug. following.
fttltCaflC— At the time of the Conquest the Castle of
Mitford, Xorthumberland, was held by Sir John de Mitford,
iwhose only dau. and heiress, Sibella Mitford, was given in
imarriage, by the Conqueror, to Sir Bertram, a Norman
iKnight, and from this union sprang the old baronial House of
Bertram of M'ttfm-d, the head of which, Roger Bertram, was
jsummoned to Parliament by Henrt IIL, 1204.
From the brother of Sir John de Mitford, Matthew
Mitford, descended another.
Sir John de Mitford, Knt., who represented the co.
(Northumberland in Parliament frequently in the reigns of
JEdward IIL, Richard II., and Henrt IV., and served the
oflBce of Sheriff. He d. in the 10th of the last King, leaving
issue, William, ancestor of the Mitfords o/ Mitford; Alex-
ander, living 13G7, from whom descend Mitfords of Pon-
kiland. Margaret, m. Sir John Delaval; and Alice, m. John,
son of Mathew Whitfield, of Whitfield.
Robert Mitford, Esq. of Mitford Castle, 6. 1662, the lineal
descendant of William, the eldest son of Sir John de Mitford,
was Sheriff of Northumberland 1697, and of co. York 1702.
He m. Anne, eldest dau. and co-heir of John Ashton, Esq. of
Bum, CO. York, 2nd son of Sir Ralph Ashton, Bart, of Middle-
ton, and had issue,
Robert, his heir.
John, 6. at Burn, 1C87; m. a dau. of Sir George Mertnn, of
London, and had one son, Eobert; and a dau., Philadelphia.
Edward, d. in the Ea,st Indies.
William, of Petworth, Suissex, from whom descends William
TowNLET MiTForfD, Esq. of Pitshill (set- that Ijnnirh).
Elizabeth, m. Thomas Pomfret, Esq. of Stony-Stratford.
'Mr. Mitford was s. by his eldest son,
Robert Mitford, Esq. of Mitford Caetlc, 6. 8 Aug. IfiSC,
High Sheriff of Northumberland 1723, rn. Mary, dau. of .Sir
Eiuhard Osbaldeston, Knt. of Hunmanby, co. York (by Eliza-
beth, his 2nd wife, dau. and co-heir of John Fountayne, Esq.
of Melton), and had issue,
Robert, his heir.
Philudclphia, m. the Rev. John Wickens, D.D., Rector of
Petworth, Sussex, and was mother of George Wieken-", who,
upon inheriting the liutton Bushell estates, assumed tho
surname of Osbaldeston.
Mr. Mitford d. 20 July, 17.50, and was s. by his son,
Robert Mitford, of Mitford Castle, h. 1718, m. Anne, dau.
of John Lewis, Esq. of Jamaica, and had issue,
Bertram, his successor.
John, b. 1750; ra. Miss Dorothy Young, and loft fwith two
other sons, John, of Loudon; Bertram, of llorsley) an
eldest son,
Robert, of the Audit Office, m. Letitia, dau. of Edward
Ledwich, Esq., LL.D., and widow of William Lawrenson,
Esq., and d. 25 Dec. 1818, aged 32, leaving issue,
John Philip, now of Mitford and Hunmanby.
Robert Bertram, of Cheltenham, 6. ISIO; m. 20 July,
1844, Anna Maria, dau. of Sir Francis Ford, Bart, of
Ember Court; (/. 29 June, 1870.
Edward Ledwich, late Civil Service, Ceylon, 6. 1811 ; m.
Janet, dau. of Vcn. Benjamin Bailey, Archdeacon of
Ceylon, and has, with other issue, Robert, Lieut. 73rd
regt.
Frances Katherine, m. Rev. Rowland Bateman, M.A.
Marianne, m. Col. Charles II. Teusch Hecker, Comman-
dant Cavalry DcpOt, Canterbury, late of the 15tU
Hussars.
William Henry. Robert Clement.
Anne, ta. Richard Hesketh Shuttleworth, Esq. of Turnover
Hall, CO. Lancaster.
Mary, ra. Thomas Bullock, Esq. of Spital Hill.
Mr. Mitford was Sheriff of Northumberland 9 George III.
He d. Jan. 1784, and was s. by his eldest son,
Bertram Mitford, Esq. of Mitford Castle, 6. 1749; m.
Tabitha, dau. of Francis Johnson, M.D., of Newcastle, and by
her (who d. 1794) had issue,
Bertram, of Mitford Castle, b. 1777; m. 9 March, 1829,
Frances, eldest dau. of Capt. H. Mitford, R.N. of Exbury,
Hants, but d. s. p.
Robert, late of Slitford Castle.
Joseph George, Capt. in the E.I.Co.'s service, '). June, 1791 ;
m. Miss May, and d. 2 Sept. 1875, having had issue, George
Newnham; Bertram; Marianne, ra. G. W. Ma.son, Esq. of
CO. Nottingham ; and Agnes, m. Rev. J. J. Smith.
Marianne, ra. Dec. 1796, John .Joseph Atherton, Esq. of
Walton Hall, co. Lancaster, a Lieut. -Col. in the army.
Tabitha, d. unm.
Lewis Tabitha, m. 1811, Prideaux John Selby, Esq. of Twizcll
House, and d. 24 March, 1859.
Frances, m. George Hutton, Esq. of Carlton-on-Trent.
Jane Honora, ra. Dec. 1807, Philip Meadows Taylor, Esq. of
Liverpool, and was mother of Col. Jleadows Taylor, C.S.I.
Mr. Mitford d. May, 1800, and was .?. by his 2nd son,
Robert Mitford, Esq. of Mitford Castle, and Hunmanby,
Admiral R.N., h. 26 Jan. 1781; ia. 7 Dec. 1830, Margaret,
eldest dau. of James Dunsmure, Esq. of Edinburgh, and had
an only dau. and sole heiress.
Maroaret Susan, m. 4 June, 1856, William Amhiu-stTysscn-
Amherst, Esq of Didlington Hall, Norfolk.
He d. 1870, and was s. by his cousin, the present John Philip
Osbaldeston Mitford, Esq.
.,4i'ms— Arg., a fess sa. between three moles ppr. Credit — A
dexter and sinister hand eouped ppr. supporting a sword ir
pale arg., pommelled or, pierced through a boar's head sa.,
tusked of the tirst, coapcd gides.
&"/^v— Mitlord Castle, near Morpeth; and Hunmanby Hall>
near York.
MITFORD OF PITSHILL.
Mitford, William Townlet, Esq. of Pitshill,
Sussex, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Midhurst 1859 to
1874, b. 1817 ; ',n. 11 Oct. 1855, Hon. Margaret
Emma, _dau. of Lloyd, 3rd Lord Kenyon, aud has
issue,
I. WiT.LiAM Kenton, &. 7 Oct. 1S57.
II. Caarles Lloyd, 6. 19 June, 1860.
III. Cuthbert, b. 5 July, 1863. iv. Sybil, 6. 27 Feb. 1S6(>.
ILtllfJlfJC. — This is a junior branch of Mitford of
Mitford Caslle, derived from William Mitford, Esq. of Pet-
worth, Sussex, 4th son (by Anne his wife, elder dau. and co-
heir of John Ashton, Esq. of Burn, co. York, 2nd son of Sir
Ralph Ashton, Bart.) of Robert Mitford, Esq. of Mitford
Castle, Sheriff of Northumberland 1097. He m. 1st, Miss
Herbert; and 2ndly, Miss Wi<;ker, .ind by the latter left a son,
WiLLiAja MiTFoBD, Esq. uf Pitsliill, Treasurer of Sussex, m.
1108
MIT
THE L.A.NDED GENTRY.
MOI
Sukey, dau. and co-licir of Milwara Eowc, Esq., and by lier
had. with five daus., two sons, of whom,
Charles Mitford, Esq. of Pitsliill, Treasurer of Sussex,
m. 181.3, Margaret, dau. of Richard Greaves Townley, Esq. of
Fulbourn and Bcaupre, co. Cambridse, and by her left at his
decease, 1831, a dau., Fanny, m. 1843, John Pliihp Mitford,
Esq., and one son and heir, the present William Townley
MiTFOED, of Pitshill.
Arms and Cr.si— Same as Mitford ofMlt/ord Castle, ilolto
— God caryth for us.
&a<— Pitshill, Petworth, Sussex.
MITFORD OF EXBURY.
MiTFOED, Henry Eeveiey, Esq. of Exbiiry
House, Hants, and of Newton Park, Northumberland,
J.P. and D.L., b. 21 June, 1804; m. 28 Feb. 1828,
Lady Georgina Jemima Asbburnham, 3rd dau. of
Creorge, Earl of Asbburnham, and has surviving
issue,
I. Pekct, Barrister-at-Law, late 2nd Sec. Leg. at Berlin, m.
13 April, 1863, Hon. Emily Marion ligerton, dau. of 1st Lord
Egcrton, of Tatton. ii. Henry, twin with Percy.
HilTCntlC.— John Mitford, of London, Merchant, 8rd son
of Robert Mitford, Esq. of Mitford Castle, by Philadelphia his
wife, dau. of Humphrey Wharton, Esq. of Gillingwood, m.
Sarah, dau. and co-heiress of Henry Powell, of London, and
dying 1720, was s. by his eldest son,
William Mitford, Esq. of Newton, and of Gilbury House,
Hants, m. Margaret, dau. of Robert Edwards, Esq. of AVing-
field, Berks, and dying 1747, was s. by his eldest son,
John Mitford, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, of
Newton House, and of Exbury, Hants, m. 13 Sept. 1740, Phila-
delphia, dau. of Willey Reveley, Esq. of Newton Underwood
and Tlirophill, Northumberland, and Newby-super-Wiske, co.
York, by whom (who became sole heir of her brothers, and d.
1797) he had, with three daus., two sons, William, his heir ;
and John, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, raised to the Peerage as
Baron Redesdale (sec BnBKE's Peerage and Baronetage). Mr.
Mitford d. 1761, and was s. by his elder son,
William Mitford, Esq. of Exbury, Hants, of Newton Park,
Northumberland, and of Newby-super-Wiske, co. York, h. 10
Feb. 1744. This eminent scholar, the accomplished historian of
Oreece, in. 18 May, 1766, Frances, dau. of James Molloy, Esq.
of Dublin, by Anne his wife, dau. of Henry Pye, Esq. of Far-
ringdon, and had issue,
William, d. unin. v. p. 1700.
Henry, Capt. R.N., b. 12 Sept. I7G9, lost at .sea in the "York"
man-of-war, in the lifetime of his father. Capt. Mitford
m. 1st, 1796, Louisa, dau. of Anthony Wyke, Esq., Attorney-
General at Montserrat, and had a son, William Reveley,
who (<. an infant; and two daus., Frances, tn. Bertram
Mitford, Esq. of Mitford Castle; Louisa, rf. iiniii. aged 27.
He m. 2ndly, 1803, Mary, dau. of the Hon. David Anstru-
ther, and by her left an only child, Henrt Reveley, who s.
his grandfather.
John, whose eldest son, John (Rev.), Vicar of Manaccan,
Cornwall, <l. 19 March, 1838.
Bertram, of the Inner Temple, a Commissioner of Bankrupts
in Ireland, m. 24 May, 1800, Frances, 2nd dau. of John
Vernon, Esq. of Clontarf Castle, co. Dublin.
Charles, d. young.
Frances, d. unni. 20 Aug. 1780.
* Col. Mitford d. at Exbury, 8 Feb. 1827.
Arms, <fr. — Same as Mitford o/" ilfiybrd Castle.
SeaJ— Exbiu-y House, Fawley, Hants.
REES-MOGO- OF CHOLWELL.
Eees-Mogg, William, Esq. of Cholwell House,
Somerset, b. 29 April, 1815 ; m. 13 July, 1847, Ann,
dau. and eventually co-heiress of William Coxeter
James, Esq. of Timsbury, Somerset, J.P. and D.L.
for that CO., and has issue,
I. William Wooldridge, h. 21 Nov. 1848.
II. Henry James (Rev.), b. 31 March, 1851.
HI. Leyson, b. 29 Jan. 18.55.
IV. Charles Baker Coxeter, b. 27 Nov. 1857.
I. .\nna Maria Elizabeth. ii. Catharine.
HI. Mary Ann.
UllltagC. — John Mogo, Gent, of Chewton Mendip,
Somerset, »;■;. there 20 June, 1585, Sophia Wood, and had issue,
John Mogg, m. at Chewton Mendip, 17 Dec. 1635, Joane
Hyppisley, and had, with other issue,
lUcHAiiD Mono, b. March, 1647 ; d. May, 1689, leaving a son,
John Moog, Es(i., High Sheriff, Somerset, 1703. He d. 1728,
leaving by his wife Dorothy, who d. July, 1732, an only son,
Richard Mogg, Esq. of Chewton Mendip, 6. 1690; m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Mr. Turner, of Chewton Mendip; she
d. 1740. He purchased 1726, Cholwell, which in CoUinson'B
Uixtory of Somerset, is stated to be the Cilele of Domesday
Book, and d. i Oct. 1729, leaving issue four sons and one dau.
The eldest son,
John Mogg, Esq. of Cholwell, 6. 16 Feb. 1722; m. Joyco
Il.irris, and left, with other issue, a dau.,
3IAIIY Mogg, b. 24 May, 1744; m. May, 1772, William
Wooldridge, Esq., only son of William Wooldridge, son of
Stephen Wooldridge, of the family of Wooldridge, of Dud-
manston, Salop; d. 29 Sept. 1829, leaving issue one child,
Mary Mogg Wooldridge, 6. 22 Sept. 1774 ; m. 12 Aug. ISC',
Rev. John Rees, son of John Rees, Esq. of Wick, co. Glamor-
gan, b. 1737, d. 17 Aug. 1806, third son of Thomas Rees, by
his wife Mary (Deere). The above-named John Rees, of Wick,
m. 10 March, 1766, Catherine, b. 1743, d. 18 Feb. 1821, dau.
of Lewis Leyson, of Bryn-y-fro, by his wife Elizabeth, dau.
of Rev. Tliomas Cooke, Rector of Newcastle, co. Glamorgan,
and Vicar of Tythegstou. The Rev. John Rees was Prebendary
of Tytherington, in the Collegiate Church of Heytesbury, and
Chaplain to H.R.H. the Duke of Cumberland, b. 11 June, 1772,
d. 20 Oct. 1835, and in pursuance with the will of his wife's
grandfather, John Mogg, he assumed, by royal license, 1805,
the additional name and arms of Mogo. She d. 20 March,
1846, leaving issue,
I. John, b. 30 May, 1806; to. 27 April, 1841, his cousin,
Sarah Hodges Mogg, of High Littleton, Somerset, and has
issue, four daus.
II. William, of Cholwell.
I. Mary Catharine.
/I rms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., on a fess pean, between
three ermine spots each surmounted by a crescent gu. a cock
or, for Mogg; 2nd and 3rd, gu., a chevron engrailed erminoia
between three swans arg. wings elevated or, for Rees. Cresti
— Mogg : Between two .spear heads erect sa. a cock ppr. ; Rees :
A swan arg. wings elevated or, holding in the beak a water
lily slipped ppr. il/o»o— Cura pii Diis sunt.
,iV(((.s'— Cholwell House, Temple Cloud, Bristol; Hillside,
Timsbury, Bath.
MOILLTET OF CHEYNEY COURT.
MoiLLiET, James Keie, Esq. of Cheney Court,
CO. Hereford, b. 27 July, 1836 ; m. 20 Aug. 1874,
Sophia Harriet, eldest dau. of Rev. John Finley,
Vicar of Aveley, Essex, and Chaplain to the Earl
of Gainsborough, and has issue,
I. Bernard Rambold Keie, 6. 14 Nov. 1876.
II. Hubert Mainwaring Keir, i. 11 Dec. 1877.
ILtllCaflC. — The family originally came from Milan. The
name was Moliex, and the arms, crest, and seal are still to be
seen in the Old Book of Arms in the town library at Milan.
In the year 1536, after the death of Francis Sforza, the
Emperor Charles V. declared tlie Milanese an imperial fief,
and granted the investiture of it to his son, Philip II., King of
Spain. Many of the old Blilanese nobility were forced to fly,
and their estates being confiscated and title-deeds burnt, few
tiaccs remain of the many families whicli were swept away at
that time except in the aforesaid book in the library of Milan.
The Moliex family took refuge in Arrache, Savoy, till 1533,
when Micheli Moliex applied to the Government at Geneva for
a grant enabling him to claim the citizenship and protection
of that town, which was accorded to him by the Syndic. The
documents still remain in the family, who resided at Geneva
under that name till 1721, when they changed it to Moilliet, as
" Daniel " was registered as "Daniel Moilliet, son of Abraham
Moliex and Marie Dassier, his wife." The said
Daniel Moilliet, who was 6. 1721, m. 1765, Marie Baum-
gartner, and had issue a son,
John Lewis Moilliet, Esq. of Abberley Hall, co. Worcester,
b. 1770, settled in England 1786; m. 1801, Amelia, dau. of
C:ipt. Keir, of the family of John de Keir and Sir William
Keir Grant, of Keir and Whitmore, co. Berwick, and by her
(who was b. 1780, and d. 1857) had issue,
I. James, of Abberley Hall, and afterwards of Cheyney Court.
II. Theodore, of Ellerslic, Hawkhurst, Kent; ia. 1st, Louisa,
dau. of Kcv. Henry Farr Ycatman, and has issue ; and 2ndly.
Louisa, dau. of Rev. J. Townscnd, and has issue.
MOI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOL
1109
I. Amelia, m. 1st, Samuel Knight, Esq., and has issue; and
2udly, Kev. Lyttleton Powys, and has issue.
II. .Snsanne, m. licv. Charles Smith, and has issue.
Jr. Moilliet U. 1845, and was s. by his son,
Ja.mes JIoiLLiET, Esq., of Abberlcy Hall, co. Worcester,
[.P., High Sheriff IStil, afterwards of Cheyncy Court, co.
riorcford, b. 31 JIarch, 1806; m. 1st, 29 March, 1S.'?2, Lucy
Harriot, dau. of Samuel Tcrtius Gallon, Esq. of Duddcston
House, CO. Warwick, and by her (who d. 1848) had issue,
I. James Keik, now of Cheyncy Court.
ji. John Lewis, twin with James.
III. Tertius Galtim, b. 5 Sept. 1843; m. 1870, Grace, dau. of
Kev. W. Shuckborough, and has issue.
1. l.ncy Amelia, m. 1854, Eev. G. Hesketh Biggs; she d.
IbiiT, having had issue.
JI. 1-' ranees Anne Adele, m. 1854, E. Cameron Galton, Esq.
of Shelsley Grange, co. Worcester, and has issue. He d.
18C6.
III. Emma Sophia, m. 18C6, W. T. Bent, Esq., and has issue.
Hei.f.2ndly, 15 Dec. 1853, Jeanne S., dau. of Andre Sayoux,
Uiiiistre des Cultes non-Catholiques, of Paris, and had issue,
IV. Alfred, 6. 1858.
IV. liosalic. V. Ellen. vi. Laura.
Mr. MoiUiet d. 1 July, 1878.
./<r))i,s— Gu., a swan arg. swimming in water in base ppr. in
chief three estoiles or. Creit — A swan arg. aMoICo — Gaudet in
luee Veritas.
(Sta£— Cheyney Court, Bromyard.
mOIK OF LECKIE.
MoiH, Alas>aie Eeseine Geaham, Esq. of
Leckie, co. Stirling, b. 18 July, 1863.
ILilTCajjr. — Eobekt Graham, Esq. of Callender and Boqu-
happle, CO. Perth, son of James Graham Esq., by his wife
Catherine Govane, of Park, assumed the name of Moir on
Bucceeding to the estate of Leckie. He m. 1769, Ann, dau.
of Charles Steuart, Esq. of Ardsheal, co. Argyll, and was s. by
liis eldest son and heir,
Charles Alexander Graham Moir, Esq. of Leckie, m.
29 Jan. 1822, Henrietta, 2nd dau. of Eobert Hay, Esq. of
Drumnielzier, and Dunse Castle, and had issue,
Egbert, his heir.
Janet Erskine Graham. Anne Stewart Graham, d. 1846.
Isabella Matilda Graham.
Mr. Moir d. 18 Aug. 1845, and his widow d. 6 Aug. 1854. The
eldest son,
Egbert Graham Moir, Esq. of Leckie, b. 17 Sept. 1825; m.
185.'>, Anne Elizabeth, 4th dau. of William Hay, Esq. of Dunse
iCastle, and had issue,
Charles Wilham Graham, 6. 26 July, 1858; d. 9 March, 1861.
Alastair Erskine Graham, now of Leckie.
Henrietta Florence Mary. Evelyn Annie. '
Marion Clementina. Mabel Christian Hay.
He d. 3 March, 1864.
Arms — Arg., three negroes' heads, couped ppr. Cr(st—A
falcon ppr. armed and belled or, perched on a heron lying on
its back ppr. beaked and membered gu. MoUo — Jse oublie.
Seat — Leckie, near Stirling, co. Stirling.
MOLESWORTH OF NORTH DOWN HALL.
MoLESwoETn, Geoege Mill Feedeeick, Esq.
f Northdown Hall, Devon, and of Littlcborougli,
Lancaster, J. P. Devon, and for Duchy of Lan-
ier, and Commander R.N., b. 14 Sept. 1825 ; m.
I Aug. 1851, Sarah, dau. of Laurence Newall,
V ]. of Town House, Littleboro', and has issue,
I. Reginald Balfoub, 5. Nov. 1852.
II. George Nassau, 6. 4 June, 1856.
III. Arthur Hill, b. 25 Oct. 1857.
1. Harriet, d. an infant. n. Mary Capel.
in. Jessie Fitzgerald.
/" .• Lineage and Arms — See Burke's Peerage, Molesworth.
(s — North Down Hall, Bideford ; Townhouse, Little-
ugh, CO. Lancaster.
MOLLOY OF CLONBELA.
MoLLOT, Latteexce Bomfoed, Esq. of Clonhela,
King's Co., b. 2 Jan. 1815 ; m. 3 Feb. 18G9, Amy
Frances, 3rd dau. of Rev. John Gemley, of London,
Canada, and has issue,
I. Egbert Ladrence, b. 4 March, 1870.
I. Mary Macaulay, 6. 18 Feb. 1872.
II. Amy Frances, b. 19 May 137.5.
in. Evelyn Maud, 6. 26 Oct. 1874.
JttllCngC— This family claims to be representatives of tho
septof tlieO'Mulloysof Farcall, or "MuUoy's Country." Clon-
belaor ' ClonbealeMor,' their present scat, is only a portion of
their ancient possessions (alienated at the time of CromweH's
settlement;, which formerly included that district of which
Eglish, in the King's Co. forms a part.
Edward Molloy, Esq. of Clonbela, living 1732, was father of
John Mollot, Esq., of Clonbela, who r,i. Miss Bomford,
with whom he acquired property in Westmeath, and had
a son,
Laurence Bomford Mollot, Esq. of Clonbela, m. 1788,
Elizabeth, duu. of the Eev. John Mulock, D.D., of Bellair,
King's Co., and left issue,
I. John (Rev.), his heir.
It. Daniel, successor to his brother.
III. Tliomas Homan Mulock, who ■•<■ 1849, to the estates of his
uncle, Thomas Homan Slulock, Esq. of Bellair, King's Co.,
and assumed, by royal license, the name and arms of
Homan Mdloch.
I. Anne, ra. 1818, Alured L'Estrange, Esq., son of Licut.-
Gen. L'Estrange ; and d. s. p. 1819.
Mr. Molloy d. 1805, and was s. by his eldest son,
Eev. John Molloy, of Clonbela, who d. unrii. 1813, and was
s. by his brother,
Daniel BIollot, Esq. of Clonbela, J. P. King's Co., m.
16 May, 1834, Julia Henrietta, only dau. of James Higginson,
Esq. of The Cottage, co. Antrim, Major 10th regt. ; and d.
25 AprO, 1856, leaving issue,
I. Laurence, d. in infancy.
II. Laurence Bomtobd, the present representative of the
fandly. in. James, d. 16 May, 1849.
I. Mary Macauley, m. Eobert Macdonnell, Esq., M.D.,
d. s.p. 8 March, 1869.
n. Elizabeth Mulock, c^. 8 July, 1856.
III. Anne Homan, r,i. 3 June, 1876, Major-Gen. W. Weldon,
and has issue. iv. Harriet, d. 24 Aug. 1806.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant sa. between three trefoils gu.
Crest — A greyhound running by an oak tree ppr. AloUo —
Gear agus tho aboo.
Seat — Clonbela, Parsonstown, King's Co.
MOLESWORTH-ST. AUBYN
CLOWANCE.
See St. Axjbxk.
OF
MOLONY OF KILTANON.
MOLONT, William Mills, Esq. of Kiltanon, co.
Clare, J. P. and D.L., Major late 22nd regt.. High
SherifE 1865, b. 24 April, 1825 ; ??s. 8 Nov. 1865.
Marian, elder dau. and co-heir of Eobert Fannin,
Esq. of Leeson Street, Dublin, and has issue,
I. James Edmund Harding, b. 1873.
II. William Beresford, 6. 1875.
I. Henrietta Mary. ii. Iva Kathleen.
III. Selina Charlotte. iv. Marion Alice.
iLlUCilQC. — The Blilesian family of Molony is one of
great antiquity in Ireland. O'Halloran (History of Ireland,
vol. iii., page 408) says, " from Cormac Cas, who was of the
line of Heber, eldest son of Milesius) are descended 1st,
O'Brien, Chief of Thomond ; MacMahon, Lord of Corca-
Bhaisgin ; MacNamara, Marshal of Thomond ; Mac Clancy,
hereditary Chief Justice; Mac Bruodin, hereditary Historian;
O'Hickory and Nolan, the hereditary Medical Tribe ; Mac-
Curtins, Hereditary Bards, <fec. Besides these hereditary
officers, the following noble families are derived from this
great source : O'Dea, O'Hehir, O'Quin, M'Ennery, O'Grady,
O'Mollowney, and others." And in his List of Ancient Irish
Territories, and of the Milesian families who possessed them
before and after the invasion of Henry 11., Ceil-tanan* (other-
wise Kiltanon) is mentioned among the rest as the estate of
O'JIolony.
The Moloncys were formerly Chieftains of Clare, where they
possessed a large tract of country called the O'JIoloney's
lands, as may be seen from some of the old maps of that
country.
* The O'Maloneys were possessed of Kiltanuu tem^. Hcnki 11.
1110
MOL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOL
In Catholic times three members of the family attained the
mitre, as appears from the epitaph on the tomb of John
O'Molony, Bishop of Limerick 1687 (2nd son of John O'JIolony,
Esq. of Kiltanon), who, after the siege of Limerick, followed
King jA5tES II. to Paris, where he assisted in the foundation of
a university for the education of Irish priests, in the chapel
belonging to which he was buried 1702. The Bishop's nephew,
James Molost, Esq. of Kiltanon, the first of the family who
laid aside the prefix "0," served in King James's army,
hut subsequently sided with William. He to. Mary, dau. of
James Lambert, Esq. of Carnagh, co. Wexford, by Anstace
his wife, dau. and heir of Nicholas Sutton, Esq. of Bally-
kerogue, and dying 1733 (his will bears date 1733), was s. by
his son,
James Molont, Esq. of Kiltanon, m. about 1715, Elizabeth,
widow of Major Morgan Eyan, and 2nd dau. and co-heir of
Thomas Croasdaile, Esq. of Cloghstokin, co. Galway, by Mercy
his wife, dau. of Col. Eichard Eingrose, of Moynoe House, co.
Clare, and had issue,
I. James, his heir.
n. Ceoasdaile, 0. 1719; m. (settlement dated 1756) Catherine,
dau. of Henry Gonne, Esq. Clerk of the Peace, and dying
1799, was g. by his son,
Hekrt Gon-se Molost, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1759 ;
m. 1786, CaroUne, dau. of Thomas Walker, Esq. Master in
Chancery, by CaroUne his wife, dau. of the Hon. Bysse
Molesworth, and had issue,
Ceoasdaile. of Granahan.
Henry, ft. 1801 ; m. Ib23, Hannah, dau. of the Eev. Arthur
Knox, Eector of Bray, in Wicklow, and had issue, Aithur,
Henry and Louisa.
Caroline, ru. Capt. William Eichards, 5th Dragoon Guards.
Catherine, m. the Ei^ht Hon. John Eichards, a Baron of
the Exchequer in Ireland, and d. leaving issue.
Mr. Molony d. 1821. and was s. by his son,
Ceoasdaile Molont, Esq. of Granahan, 6. 18 July, 1788 ;
m. 1816, Charlotte, dau. of Col. Thomas Halcott, E.I.C.S.,
and had issue,
Ceoasdaile, of Granahan, m. 1864, Johanna, eldest dau.
of Nicholas Blake, Esq. Henry. Charles Walker.
Thomas.
Henrietta, m. 1st, Eobert Fannin, Esq. of Dublin, who d.
leaving issue : and 2naiy, 1844, Joliffe Tufnell, Esq.
He d. 1867.
in. Lambert, Barrister-at-Law, d. 14 Jan. 1771, leaving, by
Jane his wife, dau. of Eev. Mr. Browne, an only dau. and
heir,
Elizabeth Ceoasdaile, m. James Ledwith, Esq. of Lcd-
withstown, co. Longford.
I. Jane. m. 6 Oct. 1756, her cousin, Eingrose Drew, Esq. of
Drewsborough, co. Clare.
Mr. Molony was s. by his eldest son,
James Molost, Esq. of Kiltanon, m. 8 Aug. 1751, Mary,
dau. of Arthur Weldon, Esq. of Eaheeuderry, Queen's Co., and
had issue,
I. James, his heir.
n. Arthur, in the E.I.C.'s Civil Service, d. v.nm.
III. Walter Weldon, m. Mary, dau. of Dr. Spelisy, M.D., and
had issue,
1 Walter, a Stipendiary Magistrate, m. Miss Kelly, and
had several children.
2 Arthur (Eev.), Eector of Derrylome, m. Hesther, dau. of
Edward Croker, Esq., and had issue by her, who d. 1»37.
3 James, ci. in India, unm.
1 Anne. 2 Eliza, m. John Croker, Esq.
IV. Lambert, rii. 5Iiss King, and had issue, Chidley ; Henry,
an officer in the army ; and Anna Maria, m. — Yonge, Esq.
V. Weldon John (Eev.), Eector of Dunleckney, co. Carlow,
m. Mary, dau. of the Eev. Samuel Preston, Eector of Ball-
bracken, Vicar of Monasterevan, and Prebendary of Har-
ristown, and had issue,
1 Stewart Weldon, Capt. Madras Light Cavalry, d. unr,i.
1837.
2 Weldon Samuel, to. 1848, Harriet, dau. of Sir Anthony
Weldon, Bart., and has issue, Anthony Weldon, Stewart
Arthur, Weldon Charles, Harriette Mary, and Emily
Frances.
3 Charles Preston, Col. E.I. Staff Corps, m. 23 Nov.
1855, Eosa Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Fether-
ston, Bart., and has a son, Charles Stewart, 6. 1856.
1 Mary, m. Eev. John Alexander, LL.D., Eector of
Came, Dio. Ferns.
2 Elizabeth, m. Capt. James Beveridge Harris.
3 Letitia. 4 Lucy. 5 EUcn.
Ti. Charles. vii. Edmund.
I. Elizabeth.
Mr. Molony was «. by his son,
James Molony, Esq. of Kiltanon, 6. 1752, High Sheriff of
Clare 1802; m. 1780, Selina, dau. of the Eev. John Mills, of Bar-
ford, CO. Warwick, and by her (whod. in 1826) had issue,
I. James, his heir.
II. Charles Arthur, 6. 1790, II.E.I.Co.'s CS., Chief Comniis
sioner of the districts of the Nerbudda, U. in India, 1824,
n n in .
III. Edmund, ft. 1794, TI.E.I.Co.'s C.S., Secretary to the
Government of Bengal: ra. 1815, Frances Eosina, dau. of
Henry Creighton, Esq. of GoamaJty, East Indies, and d. ia
India, 18.30, leaving issue,
1 Charles Arthur (Eev.), h. 1826 ; ra. 1872, Mary Emily
Jane, dau. of E. D. Parker, Esq., late E.I.Co.s C.S., and
has issue, Edmund; Henry James Creighton: Joha
Charles.
1 Frances, m. 1845, A. E. Gayer, Esq., LL.D., Q.C. (who
d. 1877), and has issue, Edmund Uichard; Ariliur; Lucy
Harriette; Edith Mary.
2 Selina.
I. Selina, d. unm. 1864. n. Mary, d. unra. 1S26.
III. Harriet, d. an infant.
IV. Anne, m. Eev. W. Butler, of Doon, co. Clare, and
d. s. p. 1846. V. Lucy, d. v.nni. Is35.
Mr. 3Iolony d. 12 Oct. 1823, and was s. by his son,
James Molony, Esq. of Kiltanon, J. P. and D.L., Hi;;li
Sheriff 1828, 6. 18 Aug. 1785; in. 1st, 17 Feb. 1820, Harriet,
dau. of Wm. Harding, Esq. of Baraset, co. Warwick, and had
by her (who d. 1826),
I. James, 6. 1822; d. 1834.
II. William Mills, his heir.
I. Harriet, d. an infant.
He m. 2ndly, 15 April, 1828, Lucy, dau. of Sir Trevor Wi' el or,
Bart., of Leamington, Hastings, and had by her (who d. ISoo).
lu. Francis Wheler (Eev.), 6. 1829; to. 1853, Harriet, dan.
of Capt. Baker, E.N., and d. 1860, leaving issue,
James Arthur, ft. 1854 ; to. 1876, Annie, dau. of J. W.
Hague, Esq., of Enon Valley, Pennsylvania.
IV. Edmund Weldon, E.I.C.S., 6. 1830; to. 1863, Frances
Selina, dau. of A. E. Gayer, Esq., LL.D., Q.C, and has
issue,
Edmund Alexander, 6. 18CG.
Frederick Arthur, 6. 1875.
Eleanor Mary. Mary, d. an infant. Lucy Selina.
Alice Helen. Lilian Edith.
V. Trevor Charle.?, Capt. E.A., 6. 1832 ; to. 1862, Helen, dan.
of W. H. Chicheley Plowden, Esq. of Ewhurst, Hants, and
d. s.p. 1871.
VI. Frederick Beresford, E.I.C.S., 6. 1833; m. 18.58, Eleanor
Jane, dau. of A. E. Gayer, Esq., LL.D., Q.C, and d. at
Madras, 1868, leaving issue,
Francis Arthur, 6. 1863. Herbert .James, ft. 1SC5.
Mary Selina. Eleanor Harriett, d. an infant.
Ekanor Florence. Agnes Freda.
VII. Charles Mills, Assistant-Commissary-Gencral, and f'lr-
merly Capt. E.A., ft. 1836; to. 1866, Eliza, dau. of Andicw
Ham'Uton, Esq. of Streatham, and has issue,
James Eowland Hamilton, ft. 1867.
Trevor Charles Wheler, ft. 1868.
Charles Vandeleur, ft. 1870.
Margaret Hamilton.
Till. Marcus, 6. 1838; m. 1862, Christina Maria, dau. of
Francis Gore, Esq. of Tyredagh, co. Clare.
II. Mary, ra. 1856, Arthur Vandeleur, Esq. Esq. Major E. A.
of Ealohine, co. Clare, who d. 1860, and has issue,
Lucy. Emily Harriet.
ni. Lucy Anne, f?. an infant.
IV. Harriet Selina, m. 1859, Eev. Thomas Eitzgerald French,
Eector of Castle Connell, and has issue, FitzGerald Charles,
ft. 1861; Eiversdale Sampson, ft. 1862: Denne, b. 18C4;
Arthur James Pascoe, 6. 1865; Eaymond WillianT, ft. Ibd7 ;
Frederick Beresford, d. an infant ; Harry O'Donovan,
6.1872; Lucy Selina; Agnes Melian.
Mr. Molony d. at Leamington, 7 July, 1874, and was s. by his
eldest surviving son,
William Mills Molont, Esq. now of Kiltanon.
Arms — Az., on the dexter side a quiver erect holding throe
arrows, on the sinister a bow erect all or. Ccfst — .An arm in
armour embowed holding a scimitar all ppr. Motto — InDuuiinc
et non in arcu meo sperabo.
6'c«J— Kiltanon, near Tulla, co. Clare.
MOLYNEUX-MONTGOMERIE.
See MONTGOMEEIE.
MOEE-MOLYNEUX OE LOSELET
PARK,
MoEE-MoLTNEFX, WiLLiAM, Esq., JI.A., o:
Loseley Park, SuiTey, b. 7 April, 1835.
3L incase. —James Moee-Molyneux, Esq. of Losolcy Path
F.S.A., J.P. and D.L. for Surrey, and High Sheriff 1807, ft
MON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MON
nil
3 May, ISOo; «i. 24 July, 1832, Caroline Isabella, eldest dau.
>f William K. Lowndes-Stone, Esq. of lirightwell Park, co.
Oxford, and had issue,
I. Chvistoplipr, b. 26 April, 1833; d. unm. 15 Nov. 1871.
II. WiLUA.M, liis luir.
III. Rolurt Henry, Capt. R.N., h. 6 Aug. 1838; m. Oct. 1874,
Annie Jlary Carew, dau. of Capt. M. C. Foster, U.N., and
ha.s issue, a dau., Gwendolin.
I. KranL-es Caroline.
II. Henrietta Anne, m. 19 July, 1860, Ross Lewis Mangles,
Esq., V.C., Indian Civil Service, and has issue, Walter;
Arthur Roland; and a dau., Mary.
tfr. JIore-Molyncux d. 9 April, 1874, and was s. by his eldest
surviving son,
William BIore-Moltneux, now of Loseley.
SuU — Loaeley Park, Guildiord.
MONCK OF COLEY PARK.
MoxCK, JoHX Bligh, Esq. of Colcy Park, co.
Berks, J.P., High Sheriff 18-15, b. 8 Aug. 1811 ;
n. 22 June, 181-1, Elizabeth Margaret, daxi. of the
Rev. J. Wiklman Bates, Vicar of St. Mary's,
Reading, and has issue,
I. William Berkeley, b. 8 April, 1842; m. 1872, Althea
Louisa, dau. of Gen. Charles Fanshawe, and has issue.
II. John Stanley, 6. 28 Feb. 1845.
i;i. George Gustavus, 6. 28 Aug. 1849.
I. Charlotte Emilia Margaret.
II. Mary Louisa. in. Frances Elizabeth.
ILtlttSQC. — This is a branch of the ancient stock of
•loNCK of Potheridoe, Devon, whence sprang the celebrated
JeorHe, Duke of Albemarle.
William Mo.vcke, Esq. of the Middle Temple, bapt. 27 Oct.
692 (3rd son of Henry Moncke, Esq., by Sarah his wife, dau.
md heir of Sir Thomas Stanley, Knt. of Grange Gorman, and
irother of Charles Monck, great-grandfather of Henry, Vis-
ount Monck, Earl of Ratudowne), m. Dorothy, sister of
ohn, 1st Earl of Darnley, and was ^. by his son,
John Monck, Esq. of Bath, who <(. there 12 Nov. 1809. He
1. Miss Emily Snee, and had, with other issue,
I. George, of Corston, near Bath, i/(. 13 April, 1809, the Hon.
Sarah Hamilton, dau. of Gustavus, Viscount Boync, and had
a son, George Gustavus, b. ISl."). ii. John Berkeley.
III. Emilia, m. Rev. Charles Vau^han, of Cnckhowell.
he younger son,
John Berkeley Monck, Esq., Earrister-at-Law, purchased
oley and other estates in the neighbourhood of Reading, and
ecame M.I', for that borough. He ).i.4May, IslO, Mary,
au. of William Stephens, Esq. of Aldeimaston, Bucks, and
ying 13 Dec. 1834, left issue,
John Bligh, now of Coley Park.
William Stanley, 6. 1822; deceased.
Emilia, decea.sed.
Mariettc, m. Charles Hill, Esq., of Wellingborough.
Arms—GvL., a chevron between three lions' heads erased arg.
■•(sl — A wyvern arg.
Scat— Coley Park, Reading, Berks.
MONCKTON OF SOMERFOED HALL.
MoNCKTOX, Feancis, Esq. of Somcrford Hall,
). Stafford, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for W. Stafford-
lire since June, 1871, b. 7 March, 1844.
ILtnC<lCJC.— The Hon. Edward JIonckton, of Somcrford
111 son of the 1st Viscount Galway), m. 14 March, 1776,
phia, dau. of George, Lord Pigot; and d. 1 July, 1832. (She
rvived until 1 Jan. 1834.) They had issue,
I. Edward, of Somcrford Hall, d. 17 March, 1848, aged 76.
II. George, of Somcrford Hall, d. 29 Dec. 1858, aged 80.
III. John, d. 15 Juno, 1852.
IV. Henry, a General, 6.' 11 Dec. 1780; m. 28 Dec. 1S39,
Anne, only dau. of John Grooine Smyihc, Esq. of Hilton,
Salop, and niece of James Parke, Lord Wensleydalc ; and d.
29 June, 1854, leaving issue,
1 Francis, now of Somcrford Hall, successor to his uncle
George. 2 Arthur, 0. 20 July, 1845.
1 JIary Anne. 2 Leonora. 3 Alice.
V. Philip, Judge in the East Indies, m. Miss Carter; and d.
1820, leaving issue (.-jce Monckton of Inncskade Abbey).
VI. Claud, </. in India.
vii. Hugh (Rev.), Rector of Seaton, d. 1842.
'in. William, m. 29 March, lS2o, Helen, 4th dau. ofGoddard
Richards, Col. E.I.C.S., and has issue.
«i. Sophia. 11. Leonora, d. 17 Sept. 18C9.
ui. Anna Maria, d. 30 June, 1878. iv. Emma Frances.
II.
^rms— Gu., on a chevron between three martlets or, as niuiiy
mullets of the tield. CVtsi— A martlet or. ^l/o»o— Famaiu
extendere factis.
iea(— Souierford Hall, near Brewood, Stafford.
MONCKTON OF FINESHADE ABBEY.
MoNCKTO-x, Edward Philu', Esq. of EinesLado
Abbey, co. Northampton, B.A. Trin. Coll. Canib.
Barristcr-at-Law, Cnpt. Northampton and Rutland
Militia, b. 18 Jidy, 1840 ; m. 25 Sept. I860, Christa-
bel, 2ud dau. of the Ecv. C. H. Francis, M.A.,
Vicar of Tysoe, co. Warwick, and has issue,
I. George Edward, 6. 20 Nov. 1868.
II. Philip Tunnard, b. 26 July, 1870.
HI. Noel, b. 24 Dec. 1871. iv. Charles, h. 26 Feb. 1873.
v. Christopher Cecil, b. 8 March, 1877.
1. Christabel, b. 20 Nov. 1867.
n. Theodora, b. 4 Sept. 1870.
JLiliriltfr.— Philip Monckton, Esq. {sre Monckton of
Somerford Hell), Judge at Gorruckpoore, in the East Indies, b.
3 March, 1787 ; ,/!. Miss Carter; and d. 1820, leaving,
Edward Henry Cradock, late of Fincshade Abbey.
George Pakcnham, m. Emily Mary, dau. of Sir Vansittart
Stonhouso, Bart.
John Edmonstone, ra. 1849, Julia, dau. of Col. Henry Thorn-
ton, and by her (who d. 1851) had a son, John Henry.
Charlotte Sophia, m. Gen. George Whichcote.
Eliza Leonora, )/(. 23 April, 1844, Rev. William George Leigh
Wasey, Vicar of Morvill, Salop.
The eldest son,
Edward Henry Cradock IMonckton, Esq. of Fineshade
Abbey, H.E.l.C.'s Civil Service, Bengal, b. 12 Sept. 1812: m.
1st, Caroline Rosa, youngest dau. of Charles Woodcock, Esq.,
and by her (who d. Sept. 1838) had one dau.,
I. Sophia Rosa, m. Rev. Cornelius Thompson, and has issue.
He ra. 2ndly, 1839, Maria Catherine, youngest dau. of II. W.
Tydd, Esq., and by her had,
I. Edward Philip, now of Fineshade Abbey.
II. Claud, C.E., b. 26 July, 1844.
III. William Parry, B.A. Caius Coll. Camb., H.M. 37th rcgt.,
h. 7 April, 1846.
IV. Hugh, B.A. Caius Coll. Camb., b. June, 1847.
II. Hariiet Eleonora, ra. Rev. H. E. Gedge.
III. Emily Jane, ra. Dec. 1877, Capt. George Harrison.
He d. 24 July, 1878.
Arms, <f-e.— Same as Monckton of Soraerford Hall.
Seat — Fineshade Abbey, Wansford, co. Northampton. Tota'.
Johnson's Buildings, Temple. Club~3imij\:
Address — 1
Carlton,
Dr.
MONEY OF MUCH-MARCLE.
See Kyele-Money.
mONINGTON OF SARNESFIELD.
See Weston.
MONRO OF ALLAN.
Monro, David, Esq. of Allan, co. Eoss, D.L. for
cos. Eoss and Cromarty, b. Nov. 1808; »«. 1831,
Elizabeth, only child of William Bcnnet, Esq. aucl
has had issue,
I. Charles, Lieut. Bombay army, 6. 1834; d. at sea, 1855.
II. Robert Clifford Lloyd, b. 1835 ; lost at sea, 1854.
III. William, formerly an officer in the 76th regt., 6. 1837.
IV. David, Capt. Madras Staff Corps, 6. 1839; m. 1865,
Louisa Jane, dau. of Charles Pclly, Esq., late Member of
Council, Madras, son of Sir Henry Pelly, Bart., and has
issue.
V. Francis James Eraser, Capt. 11th regt. Sladras army, b.
1843; m. 1870, Gertrude, only child of A. Mackay, Esq.,
Bengal Civil Service, who d. May, 1877. He d. at Calcutta
15 Sept. 1878.
VI. Hugh Ross, h. 1845; d. Sept. 1872, while in active dis-
charge of his official duties as Inspector of Police, Shotpore
district, Punjaub.
vii. George Alexander Ross, Ensign 4th King's Own regt.;
b. 1852; d. 1874, at Fort Monckton, a young officer of
great promise.
I Elizabeth Leila.
a. Catherine, m. 1SG4, John Jervis Gregory, Lieut. B.N.
4 C
1112
MON
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MON
iLl'lTragC— This is a branch of the ancient North British
family of Mdnro, of Fonlis.
Hugh Munro, 13th Daren of Fowlis in 1425, m. 1st;, a Oau. of
Keith, Earl Marishal, which lady d. in givinsibirth to her 1st
son. He m. 2nclly, the Lady Margaret Sutherland, dau. of
Nicholas, Earl of Sutherland, and had by her one son,
John Muneo, ancestor of the Monros, Lairds of Milntown,
CO. Ross. The grandson of this John,
Andrew Monro, m. 1511, Euphamie Dunbar, only child of
Dunbar, Laird of Tarbat, and by her acquired large possessions.
He was s. in the estate of Milntown by his eldest son, George
Munro, and the lands of Allan and Allanmore he gave to his
2nd son,
William Monro, of Allan, b. 1535, who m. Catherine, dau.
of Brigadier Shaw, and by her had one son, Andrew Monro
(b. 1560), who VI. Mary Ross, and was s. by his son, David
Monro, b. ICOO, whoso only son and successor, David Monro,
6. 1G40, Capt. in the Earl of Rothes' Horse, fell at the Battle
of the Boyne, leaving by Mary his wife, dau. of Sir John
Davis, of Whitehall, CarricUfergus, and grand-dau. of Sir John
Davis, Attorney-General of Ireland, a son and successor,
David Monro, who m. Elizabeth Ross, dau. of the Laird of
Balblair, and had one son, David, his successor, and a dau.,
Margaret, m. Charles Mackenzie, and had by him, who changed
his name to Monro on acquiring his wife's estates, a son,
Charles, of whom presently, as devisee of his uncle. The
son, David Monro, Esq., an Advocate in Edinburgh, left his
estate in 1765 to his nephew, son of his sister, as above,
Charles Monro, Esq., who in. 1st, 1772, Mary, dau. of Hugh
Macleod, Laird of Geanies, co. Ross ; and 2ndly, Catherine,
eldest dau. of Hugh Houston, Esq. of Crich, co. Sutherland.
Mr. Charles Monro d. 1814, and was s. by liis eldest son, the
present David Monro, Esq. of Allan.
Arms— Or, an eagle's head erased gu. Crest— An eagle
perching ppr. Motto — Dread God.
(Seat— Allan House, Tain, co. Ross, N.B.
MONHO OF AUCHINBOWIE.
BiNNiNG-MoNRO, ALEXANDER, Esq. of Anchin-
bowie, CO. Stirling, J.P., b. 22 May, 1805 ; in. 4 Aug.
1835, Harriet, dau. of Alexander Monro, Esq. of
Craiglockliart, and has issue,
I. David, M.A., Fellow and Vice-Provost of Oriel Coll. Oxon,
6. 16 Nov. 1836.
II. Alexander, b. 12 April, 1838 ; m. 8 March, 1862, and has
issue four sons and two daus.
HI. GeorgeHoome, 6. 28NOV. 1840; m. 27 Jan. 1873, Isabella
Selina, youngest dau. of William Baldwin, Esq. of Har-
rietsham Stede Hill, Kent, and has issue, two sons and two
daus. IV. Charles Carmichacl, b. 1 Dec. 1851.
I. Maria Agnes, m. Col. T. P. Waterman, Bengal Staff Corps.
n. Jane Sophia.
Mr. Binniiig-Monro is 2nd son of the late David
Monro-Binning, Esq. of Softlaw, co. Roxburgh, by
Sophia his wife, only child of George Hoome, Esq.
of Argaty, co. Perth, by Jane his wife, eldest dau.
and co-heir of John Monro, Esq. of Auohinbowie.
jScai— Auchinbowie, Stirling.
The eldest son,
Hector William Boweb Monro, Esq., formerly of Ewell
Castle, Surrey, and of Edmondsham, Dorset, b. 9 Dec. 1796;
ra. 6 July, 1825, Henrietta Lewina, only dau. of Lewis Dimoke
GrosvenorTregonwell, Esq. of Anderson and Cranborne Lodge,
Dorset, by Henrietta, his 2nd wife, dau. of WiUiam Portman,
Esq. of Eryanston, grandfather of the 1st Lord Portman, and
had issue.
Hector, now of Edmondsham.
Eleanor, m. 10 April, 1814, Kev. George Barons Northcote,
Esq., eldest son of George Barons Northcote, Esq. of
Somerset Court, Somerset, and of Buckerell, Devon, and <U
March, 1848, leavin? a son, George Barons, b. 16 Jan. 1845.
Isabella, in. 23 July, 1852, John Hervcy Elton Elwes, Esq.
of Stoke College, Suffolk (she d. 8 Nov.:1868), leaving a son,
Robert Hervey Monro, b. 29 May, 1853.
Mary, m. 19 Sept. 1860, Major-Gen. William Inglis, C.B., of
Hildersham Hall, co. Cambridge, and has issue.
Mr. Monro d. 20 March, 1842.
Arms — Or, an eagle's head erased gu. holding in its beak a
laurel sprig ppr. Crest— An eagle displayed ppr. Motto—
Non inferiora.
Seat — Edmondsham, Cranborne, Dorset.
MONRO OF INGSDON.
Monro, Charles James Hale, Esq. of Ingsdon,
Devon, J.P., foi-merly Capt. 36th regt., b. 1828 ;
m. 1855, Marian, dau. of George Withington, Esq..
of Parkfield, co. Lancaster, and has issue,
I. Setmodr Charles Hale, 6. 1856, 72nd Highlanders.
I. Helen Louisa Hale. n. Celina Marion Hale.
Mr. Monro is eldest sou of the late Charles Hale-
Monro, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Ingsdon, by his 1st
wife, Mary Jane, dau. of the late Patrick Mac-
dougall, Esq. of Maedougall, Dunollie Castle, co.
Argyll. He s. his father, 1867, as Lord of th&
Manor of Ingsdon.
gfdl — Ingsdon, Newton Abbott. Town Address — Army and
Navy Club, London, S.W. ; Caledonian United Service Club,
Edinburgh.
MONRO OF EDMONDSHAM.
Monro, Hector, Esq. of Edmondsham, Dorset,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1870, b. 4 Oct. 1827 ; m.
4 July, 1854, Adah Sebastienne, dau. of Sebastian
Smith, Esq. of Connaught Place West, London, and
has issue,
I. Hector Edmond, b. 30 Aug. 1855, Lieut. 52nd Light
Infantry. »• Tregonwell, 6. 25 Aug. 1807.
I. Adah Blary.
HtltCaSC. — William Hector Monro, Esq., Lieut.-Gen. in
the British army, and sometime Governor of Trinidad, m. 179G,
Philadelphia Bower, by whom he acquired the estate of
Edmondsham, and had issue.
Hector William Bower, his heir.
Edmund Augustus, Capt. E.I.C.S., d. 2 Oct. 1852.
Ecckwlth, d. unm.
Philadelphia Jane Caroline, m. Matthew Munro, Esq. of
Fritham, co. Southampton ; ('. 1868.
Gcorgina. Emily Gordon. , „ ^ ,
Flora Bower, m. William Butter Baylcy, Esq. of Cotford,
Devon.
MONTAGU OF PAPPLEWICK AND
MELTON PARK.
Montagu, Andrew, Esq. of Melton Park, and
Ingmanthorpe Hall, co. York, and Papplewick, co.
Notts, D.L., High Sheriff co. York 1853, s. hi»
father 1847. This gentleman was authorized by
royal license, 27 Feb. 1826, to take the name and
arms of Montagu only, in heu of those of FouN-
tatne Wilson, by directions contained in the will of
the Right Hon. Frederick Montagu of Papplewick.
iLtllCagC— John Fountayne, Serjeant-at-Law fgrandson
of Arthur Fountaine, of Salle, Norfolk), m. Theodosia, dau. of
Sir Edward Harrington, Bart, of Ridlington, and d. 4 June,
1671, aged 70. His eldest son and heir,
John Fountatne, Esq., m. Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Major
John Monckton, of Melton, grandson of MarmadukeMonckton,
Esq. of Caville, and had two daus., Elizabeth, m Sir Richard
Osbaldeston, Knt. of Hunmanby, and Theodosia, r,i. Robert
Monckton, Esq., and was mother of John Monckton, 1st
ViscoDNT Galwat. Mr. Fountayne d. Sept. 1680, and be-
queathed his estates to his brother,
Thomas Fountayne, Esq. of Melton, b. 1639 ; m. Anne, eldest
dau. of Edward Chester, Esq. of Cockenhatch, co. Hertford,
and dying 1709, left (with two daus., Anne, m. Simon Patrick,
Esq. ; and Judith, to. Thomas Sherlock, Master of the Temple>
an tnly surviving son,
John Fountayne, Esq. of Melton, b. 1684; m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Francis Carew, Esq. of Beddington, and by her (who d.
9 Jan. 1768) left at his decease, 1736 (with two daus., Elizabeth,
M. Charles Eyre, M.D.; and Anne, w. Edward Weston, Esq.),
four sons, of whom the eldest,
Thomas Fountayne, E.sq. of Melton, b. 1713; m. Ann, dau.
of Sir Nicholas Carew, Bart, of Beddington, but dying s. p.
1739, was s. by his brother,
John Fountayne, D.D., Dean of York, b. 1715; m. 1st, AnnOr
dau. of William Bromley, Speaker of the House of Commons,
and Secretary of Stale, tiiiip. Queen Anne, but had by her no
issue. He m. 2ndly, Frances Maria, dau. of Thomas Which-
cote, Esq. of Harpswell, by whom (who d. 22 Aug. 1750) be
had one dau., ,
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Franops Maria, m. 27 Feb. 1773, William Tatton, Esq. of
Witheiishaw, who assumed the furnaiiie of K(ii:BTON, and
dying 1777, left a son, William Tattun, M.P., who i(. 4-.^j.
1799.
Dr. Fountayne m. 3rdl}-, Anne, only dau. of Charles MoNTAnn,
Esq. of Papplewiek, and by that lady (who d. 12 Se^Jt. llbG)
lad issue,
I. Thomas Charles, J. r. p. 1 Jan. 17S0, v.nm.
I. Anne, deceased.
u. KuzAEETH, m. 1781, Richard Wilson, F«q. of Enddinjr
, Hall, CO. York, eldest son (!iy Ann his wife, dau. of F.dnuind
Gib.son, D.I)., Bishop of London) of Christopher Wilson,
D.D., Bishop of Bristol, who was 3rd son of llicliard Wilson,
Eecorder of Leeds, and dying 10 Jan. 1786, at the early age
of 24, left two sons,
1 RicHAiiD ForKTATNE WiLSOx, licir to his gi'andfathcr.
2 Thomas Charles Wilson, (/. 1801, aged 16.
III. Catherine Judith, d. unni. at Bath, 3 March, 1821.
rhe Dean of York d. 14 Feb. 1S02, and was s. by his only
surviving grandson,
EicH-iKD FoosTAYNE WiLSON, Esq. of Melton Park, h. June,
1783, JI.P. forco. Y'ork, and its High Sheriff 1807, m. Sophia,
3rd dau. of George Osbaldcston, Esq. M.P., of HuttonBushell,
ind dying 1847, left issue,
Andbew, the present Andeew Montagu, Esq. of Melton Park
and Papplewiek.
James, of Elm, Isle of Ely, J. P. West Eidin.nr, Y'orkshire,
High Sheriff cos. Cambridge and Hunts, 1874, vk. 20 Aug.
1874, Laura Adeline, younger dau. of Ernest Thellusson,
Esq. of Mount Auldyn, Isle of Man.
Sophia, m. Gen. Sir Willi.am Gabriel Davy, C.B., K.C.H., of
Tracy Park, co. Gloucester, and </. his widow, 5 Dec. 1866.
Anne Elizabeth, ?n. 1841, Henley G. Greaves. Esq. of Elmsall
Lodge. Mary, la. Col. James England.
Theodosia, m. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Richard England, K.H. and
G.C.B., of 10, Chester Street, London.
Catherine Judith, m. 1853, Sir Richard Price Puleston, Bart,
of Emral, co. Flint.
Arms — Arg., three fusils conjoined in fcss j2U. within a
bordure sa. Cnsl — A griffin's head couped or, beak and wings
ttddorsed sa.
Seats — Melton Park, Doncaster; Ingmanthorpe Hall, near
Wetherby, co. York, and Papplewick Hall, Notts. C'iwi— Carlton.
MONTEITH OF CAESTAIES.
MoKTEiTH, KoBEET JOSEPH Igxatius, Esq. of
Cat-stairs, co. Lanark, M.A.,J.P. and D.L., b. 1812;
TO. 1815, Wilhelniina, dau. of Joseph Jlellish, of
Blythc, CO. Nottingham (of a family of old posses-
sions), by his wife, the Baroness de Stein, of
Nordheim, Bavaria, of a family of ancient and
distinguished ancestry ("rcichsuumittelbar"), and
has issue,
I. Henry, b. 28 Feb. 1851 ; deceased.
II. Joseph, h. 29 March, 1852; m. 1874, Florence, 2nd dan.
of John Arthur Edward Herbert, Esq. of Llanarth Court,
CO. Monmouth, and has one dau. and three sons.
I. Mary Frances, m. 4 Oct. 1870, Francis Kerr, Esq., 3rd son
of Lord Henry Kerr, and has one son and five daus.
II. Christina, deceased. in. Caroline, deceased.
ILtltCajC. — About the middle of the 17th century, James
MoNTEiTH (the great-great-grandfather of the present Robert
Monteith, Esq.) lived on his small estate in the district of
Aberfoyle, co. Perth. Towards its close, he drew upon him-
self the determined hostility of Rob Roy by a steady refusal to
pay to the predatory hero JUacIc Mail, or the annual tribute
which he levied upon all within his reach, and which none but
men much more powerful than the small Aberfoyle laird ever
ucceeded in resisting. Three several times, in revenge for
rhis resistance to what ho almost considered his established
•ight, Rob severely pillaged and plundered Mr. Montcith's
property. Determined not to yield, and yet unable to face a
l;ontinuation of such loss, Mr. Montcith withdrew to Glasgow,
ust then rising into the focus of energy and enterprise. The
■migrant from the Highland hills, his one son, and three daus.,
ire still, after the lapse of more than l.iO years, commemo-
ated in Glasgow by a rhymic description, in which a few
Ibrctentions, perhaps inconsistent with their pecuniary diffi-
'.iidties, may be alluded to, and in wliicli the latter figure as —
I " Jenny wi' the ruffles,
Maggie wi' the buckles,
And Nannie wi' the cork-heeled shoon." '
ames Monteith d. without realising his design ; and only
I radually, though quickly, were matured under his successors
r hose vast concerns with which, throughout Scotland, the
name of the family is associated. His grandson, .Tames Mon-
teith, was early in such a position as to enable him to master
the first opening of the cotton trade, and he is in fact justly
considered the founder of some branches of the cotton trade
in .Scotland. He was father of
Henry JIonteitu, Esq., M.P. for Lanark, who purchased
the estate of Carstairs from the FuUerton family. He w. Ist,
Christina Cameron, of the Clan Cameron of Lochiel; and
2ndly, Miss FuUerton. By the former he was father of the
present Robekt Monteith, Esq. of Caislaiis.
Scat — Carstairs House, Lanark.
MONTGOMERIE OP ANNICK LODGS.
/See Burke's Peerage, under the title of Eglinton.
IvTONTGOMEIlIE OF GABB OLDISH AST.
MOLTNETJX - MONTGOMERIE, CeCIL ThOJIAS,
Esq. of Garboldisham Hall, co. Norfolk, J.P. and
D.L., formerly Grenadier Guards, b. 1816 ; m. 29
Sept. 18G8, Eleanor Frances, dau. of Hon. Artliur
Lascelles, of Norley Bari, Cheshire, and has, with
four daus., a son,
Geobce, 6. 1869.
IltllCiltJC— This family descends from that of Eglikton.
George Montgomerie, of Broomlands, b. 1614 (the 2nd son
of Hugh Jlontgomcry, of Anchinhood), m. 1st, Anne Barclay,
dau. of the Laird of Perceton, and by her had Hugh and
William, and one dau., Jean. He tn. 2ndly, Margaret Wallace
(of Shewalton), and had issue six sons and one dau. George
Montgomerie rf. 7 May, 1700, aged 86. His 5th son by his 2nd
marriage was
John Montgomerie, of Wrae and Auchinhood, Deputy
Secretary for Scotland. Hem. circa. 1685, Penelope, dau. of
Sir Robert Barclay, of Perceton, and rf. 1721. He was s. by
his only son,
George Montgomerie, of Wrae, who removed to England,
where he ra. Abigail, dau. of Lilious Turner, Esq. of London,
by whom he had five sons,
John Elias, h. 14 June, 1711; d. young.
George, of whom presently. Elias, b. 10 Nov. 1713.
Edward, of Thundcrsley Hall, 6. 18 June, 171C ; d. 1747.
Edward; b. 16 June, 1720.
Elizabeth, b. 19 Feb. 1714.
The 2nd son,
George Montgomerie, Esq. of Thundersley Hall, Essex, and
Chippenham Hall, co. Cambridge, b. 30 Aug. 1712; High
Sheriff for co. Cambridge 1759, and M.P. for Ipswich ; ra. 1739,
Elizabeth, dau. of Jacob Sawbridge, Esq., M.P. for Wilts;
and d. 29 March, 1706. He was s. by his only dau. and heir,
Katt Montgojierie, 6. 1740; m. 1700, Crisp Molyneux, Esq.
of Garboldisham Hall, Norfolk, M.P. for Lynn, and had issue,
George, of whom presently.
Charlotte, ra.. — Colston, Esq.
A dau., ra. Sir William Bumaby, Bart.
Katherine, ra. — Sandys, Esq.
George Moltneus, Esq. of Garboldisham Hall, h. 1761 ; s. his
father. He assumed (pursuant to the will of his grandfather)
the surname of Montgomerie, by royal license, dated 6 Sept.
1780. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Michael White, Esq., Governor
of the Leeward Islands, and by her (who d. 1836) left at his
decease, 1803,
Crisp, of Garboldisham Hall, b. 1780; Capt. in the Guards;
r,i. 3Iary, dau. of — Parsons, Esq.; and d. s. x). 1850.
William, b. 178.t; d. 1798.
Thomas Molyneux, b. 1788: ra. 1844, the Hon. Georgiana
Foley, dau. of the 3rd Lord Foley, and by her (who d. Nov.
1864, left at his decease, March, 1855, a son, Cecil Thomas,
now of Garboldisham.
George, b. 1793; Rector of Garboldisham ; d. vnm. 1849.
Frederick, ra. 1830, Sophia, dau. of Humphrey Butler, Esq.,
grandson of Brinslcy, 1st Viscount Lanesborough, and by
her (who d. June, IsCO) had issue one surviving son,
Frederick Butler, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1832: w. 22 Oct.
1878, Isabella, eldest dau. of Hon. Colin Lindsay.
Charlotte Molyneux, m. 1809, Francis Carlcton, Esq. of
Clare, co. Tipperary.
Lucretia. ra. 1809, Sir Alexander Don, Bart., and d. 1815.
Fanny, ra. 1819, Richard Sumner, Esq., son of B. Sumner,
of Puttcnham Priory, Guildford, by the sister of Admiral
Lord Gambler, and (/. 1850, leaving issue. Lydia.
/4)-),is— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, counter-quartered 1st and
4th, az.. a branch of palm tree between three fleurs dc-lis or;
2nd and 3rd, gu., three gem-iinss OJ") gemmed az. ; 2nd and
■4 C 2
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3ra, MoLENECx and Tcener quarterly. Crest— A. palm branch
ppr. Motto — Proccdaraus in pace.
Seai— GarboUlisham Hall, East Harling. CJufts— Guards' ;
White's ; and Travellers'.
MONTGOMERY OF BEAULIETJ.
Montgomery, Eiciiaed Thomas, Esq. of Beau-
lieu, CO. Louth, J.P., High SherifE 1855 ; late of
3rd Light Dragoons, h. 1813; m. 1845, Frauces
Barbara, dau. of St. George Smith, Esq. of Green-
bills, CO. Louth, and has issue,
I. Richard Jounston. n. Willoughby.
III. Tichborne. iv. Sidney.
I. Emily, m. 30 May, 1872, Rev. Lucius H. O'Brien, nephew
of Lucius, Lord Inchiquin.
II. Rosa. III. Violet.
iLlttCaflC. — Alexander Montgomeet, the first of this
family who settled in Ireland, and became Prebendary
of CO. Donegal, was, according to Patteeson's History of
Famines of the co. Ayr, of the family of Montgomery of
Jfesilhead. He was brought (it is stated) from Scotland by
his kinsman, Sir Hugh Montgomery, Viscount Montgomery,
of the Ards, and in. Margaret, dau. of Very Rev. Alexander
Cunningham, Dean of Raphoe, by whom (who d. 18 June,
1675) he had a son,
John Montgomery, Esq. of Croghan, Major in the army,
who had three sons, i. John, Major in Col. Echlin's rcgt. of
Dragoons, m. twice, and had issue, but his male descendants
became extinct; ii. Alexander, of whom we treat; ui. Robert,
of Anared, ancestor of Montgomery of Bessmount, co.
Monaghan. Tlie 2nd son,
Alexander BIontgomerie, m. 1GG9, Elizabeth, dau. and
«o-heiress of Thomas Cole, Esq. of Ballyleck, a member of
the Mount Florence family, and s. to the BaUyleck estate
. through her. He d. 172G, leaving issue,
I. Thomas, M.P. for LifTord, disinherited for marrying with-
out consent : his issue were
1 Alexander John, a Capt.in the army, M.P.co. Donegal
for 32 years; d. Sept. 1800; inherited the Convoy estate
from his cousin, Alexander Montgomery, of Convoy.
2 John, of Lislion.
3 Richard, a Capt. in the army, emigrated to America,
and there m. a dau. of Judge Livingston, joined the
Americans in the war of Independence, and became a
Gen. of great distinction, killed at Quebec, 31 Dec. 177.').
His remains were removed to New York, and a monu-
ment erected in St. Paul's Church there, at the expense of
Congress. He left no issue.
1 Sarah, ra. Charles, 4th Viscount Ranelagh.
II. John, M.P., of Ballyleck, co. Monaghan.
III. Mathew, killed by a fall from his horse.
IV. Robert, of Brandrum, co. Monaghan, m. Sarah Maxwell,
of Falkland, co. Monaghan. (For issue, sec Montgomeet
of Convoy).
I. Dorcas, la. Christopher Irvine, Esq. of Castle Irvine.
Ji. Sarah, m. Godfrey Wills, K.sq. of Willsgrove.
III. Ehzabcth, m. John Moutray, Esq. of Favor Royal.
The 2nd son,
John Montgomery, Esq., M.P. co. Monaghan, m. Mary Cox,
Maid of Honour to George II. 's Queen, and d. 1732. By Mary
his wife (afterwards m. Dr. Clements, Vice-Provost of Trin.
. Coll. Dublin, and M.P. for the University) he had issue,
Alexander Montgomeet, of Ballyleck, M.P. co. Monaghan
for 40 years, /». 1746, Catherine, dau. and co-heiress of Col.
Hugh MontKiimcry Willuughby, of Carrow, co. Fermanagh,
and last lieir in entail to tlie elder honours of the Eai-ls of
Mount Alexander (Viscount Montgomery, of the Great
Ardes). Col. Willoughby assumed the name and arms of
Willodghbv for an estate. He d. before the last Earl of
Mount Alexander, and the honours of that family became
•extinct. Alexander Montgomery m. 2ndly, Eleonora, dau.
and co-heiress of Acheson Moore, Esq. of Garvey, co.
Tyrone. Her tomb is in Worcester Cathedral. (For issue
of 2nd marriage, aec Montgojiery-Mooee of Garvry and
Montgomery- .Moore of Awjhnacloy). Alexander's issue by
his 1st marriage were,
I. John Montgomery, of Ballyleck, Col. Monaghan Militia,
and M.P. co. Monaghan, -ih. Salisbury, dau. and co-heircss
of Thomas Tipping, Esq. of Beaulieu; (/. s. p. 1797.
II. Hugh Jlontgomery, Col. Madras army, d. 1795, leaving
a dau., who m. William James, Esq.
III. Rohert Montgomery (llev.), of Beaulieu, Rector of
Monaghan for 30 years, ih. Sophia Mabella, dau. and co-
heiress of Thomas Tipping, Esq. of Beaulieu and Bel-
lurgan, co. Louth; and li. at Beaulieu, 1825, leaving issue,
J Alexander (Rev.), of Beaulieu,)!!. 1st, Marsaret, dau.
and heiress of Andrew Johnston, Esq. of Littlemouut,
CO. Fermanagh, and had issue,
Richard Thomas, his heir, now of Beaulieu.
Tliomas Tichboi-ne, )ii. Laura, dau. of — Armstrong,
Esq., and had issue.
Alexander John, m. Alice, dau. of Gustavus Jones,
Esq. ot Belleville, co. Westmeath, and has issue.
Rosa, m. William Pentland, Esq.
Sophia Mabella, m. George Henry Pentland, Esq. of
Blackball.
Maria. Sidney Salisbury, m. Henry Smith, Esq.
Rev. Alexander Montgomery, m. 2ndly, 1828, Char-
lotte, dau. of John Forster, Esq. He d. 18.')6.
2 Thomas Montgomery, Capt. R.N., m. 1815, Judith
Susanna, dau. of Robert Montgomery, Esq. of Convoy,
and has issue,
Robert John, Barrister, m. Anne, dau. of Samuel
Lindsey Bucknall, Esq. of Turin Castle, co. Mayo,
and has issue.
Tliomas Alexander, m. Elizabeth Beaumont, dau. of
William James, Esq.
Alexander George, Surgeon 46th regt., m. Mary, dau.
of Col. Denniss, C.B., Bengal Horse Artillery, and
left Issue.
George Samuel, C.S.I., Major-Gen. Bombay army, r,i.
Letitia, dau. of Rev. Charles Gayer, and has issue.
John Willoughby.
Frances Mary.
Sophia Louisa, m. Samuel Gordon, M.D.
.,4 cms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., three fleurs-de-lis or, for
Montgomery : 2nd and 3rd, gu., three gem rings or, sto red az.,
for Eglinton: all within a border of the second, cliarg A with
a double tressure of the third. Crest — An arm embowed in
armour, the hand grasping a broken spear, head drooping, all
ppr. Motto — Patri;e infelici fidelis.
Seat — Beaulieu, near Drogheda.
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MONTGOMERY-MOORE OP GARVEY.
Montgomery - Mooee, Alexandee Geoege,
Esq. of Garvey House, co. Tyrone, Col. in the
army, and Lieut. -Col. 4th Hussars, in. 30 Sept.
1857, the Hon. Jane Colborne, youngest dau. of
Field -Marshal Lord Seaton, G.C.B. Col. Mont-
gomery Moore was Aide-de-Camp to the Com-
mander of the Forces in Ireland.
ILtnCfttjr. — -'Vlexandee Montgomery, Esq. of Ballyleck,
M.P., Gen. of Volunteers {see preceding Memoir, Montgomeet
of Beaulieu), had, by his 2nd wife, Eleanora, dau. and co-heir
of Acheson Moore, Esq. of Garvey, co. Tyrone (descended from
the Mooees, or Mures, of Glanderstoun, co. Renfrew), two
daus., Sidney and Maria, who both d. unm., and a son,
Nathaniel Montgomert, Esq. of Garvey, Revella, and
Fassaroe, M.P. for co. Tyrone, and Col. Tyrone Militia, who
assumed, in right of his mother, the surname and arms of
Moore. He m. 1785, Mary Anne, dau. of Alexander Boyd,
Esq. of Ballycastle, co. Antrim, by Anna Maria his wife, dau.
of Sir Archibald Acheson, Bart., Viscount Gosford, and by her,
(who d. 24 Dec. 1813) had issue, |
I. Alexander James, his heir. '
II. Acheson, Major Tyrone Militia, 6. 17 Oct. 17RS ; m. Eliza,
dau. of Richard Pennefatlier, Esq. of New Park, co. Tip- .,
pcrary, and by her (who in. 2ndly, Sir John Judkin Fitz-
gerald, Bart.) he left one dau., Anna, m. William Lloyd, .
Esq. of Rockville, co. Roscommon. He d. 1813.
III. Natlianiel, b. 3 Nov. 1789; m. Miss Agnes Cox, of
Exeter; and d. ,<;. p. 1823.
IV. liobcrt, J. P. and D.L. co. Tyrone, and High Sheriff at
one time, m. 1840, Annie Maria Wilhelmina, dau. of Baron
de Wolmaar; and d. 1873, having had issue,
1 Frederick Acheson, m. 1st, Mary, dau. of Thomas
Prosser, Esq., by whom he had issue, Alexander Acheson, ,
and Rlable. lie m. 2ndly, LiUy, dau. of Edward Byam
Martin, Esq., U.S. America.
2 Alexander Willougliby. 3 Robert Tichborne.
1 Annie Emmeline .Vcheson.
2 Amy Rosa Blanche Willoughby.
V. James, d. young.
I. Anna Maria, c'. vnm. 1813.
II. Sydney, iu. Thomas Saiallcombe, Esq. of Bath ; and d,
1838.
III. Ellen, 5)!. Col. De Naucaze,'of the French service, only
son of the Marquis de Naucaze, of Auvergne.
Nathaniel Montgomery-Moore, who sat in the last Irish Par-
liament for CO. Tyrone, d. 4 Dec. 1834, and was s. by his son,
Alexander James Montgomeey-Moore, Esq. of Garvey and
Fassaroe, h. 15 Feb. 1786 ; ?)i. 24 April, 1832, Susanna, youngest
dau. of George Matcham, Esq. of Ashfold Lodge, Sussex, by
Catherine his wife, sister of Horatio, 1st Viscount Nelson, and
had issue,
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Alexasbeh George, now of GavTcy.
Achcsun, who d. young.
Mr. Montgomery-Moore d. 1836.
Moltoc — Durum pationti.i franco; and, Honneur sans repos.
Scat — Garvey House, Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
MONTGOMERY OF CONVOY HOUSE,
MoNTGOMEHT, EoBERT Geokge, Esq. of ConToy
House, CO. Donegal, J. P. and D.L.
HillCilflC. — {See MoNTGOjrERT of SeauUeu). — Eobebt
Montgomery, I'.sq., only son of Robert Montgomery, Esq. of
Brandruni, co.Monaghan, by Sarah M;ixwell his wife, m. about
1779, Frances, dau. of George Traser, Ksq. of Cuba House, and
Judith DesRcnncs his wife, and had issue,
KoDERT, his heir.
George, to. Maria, dau. of Joha Eutherford, Esq. and had
issue four sons and two daus.
Alexander Riehard, Capt. in the army.
Judith Susanna, iii. Thomas Montgomery, Esq., Capt. R.N.
The eldest son,
Robert Montgomery, Ksq. of Convoy ITousc, J. P. and D.L.,
nigh Sheriff 1S19, />. March, 1780; to. 10 June, 1811, Maria
Frances, only surviving dau. of Alexander Stewari, Esq., by
Lady Mary Moore his wife, 3rd dau. of Charles, 1st Marquess
of Drogheda, and had issue,
Robert George, J. P., now of Convoy House.
Mary Elizabeth, „). Rev. Charles Boyton, D.D., F.T.C.D.,
Rector of 'J'ullyagnish, and Vicar-General of Raphoe.
Frances Judith, m. James Grove Wood, Esq. of Castle
Grove, co. Donegal.
Mr. Montgomery d. 1816.
yl /•»!«— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., three fieurs-de-Iis or, for
Montgomery ; 2nd and 3rd, gu., three gem rings or, gemmed
az., for Eglintox. Crest — An arm embowed in armour, the
hand grasping a broken spear, head drooping, all ppr. Motto
— Patria; infelici fidelis.
Scat — Convoy House, Raphoe, co. Donegal.
MONTGOMERY OF BENVARDEN.
MojTTGOMEKT, EoBEET James, Esq. of Ben-
varden, co. Antrim, J. P. and D.L., formerly Capt.
5th Dragoon Guards, served in the Crimea, High
Sheriff co. Londonderrj" 1867, and co. Antrim 1870 ;
m. 2 Jan. 18G4, Elizabeth, dau. of Eobert James
White, Esq. of White Hall, co. Antrim, and has
issue,
I. Ion Alexander, b. 4 Dec. 1SC6.
II. Francis James, 6. 14 Oct. 1SG9.
I. Janet Maude. n. Elizabeth Barbara Isabel.
ILinCitgC. — This family claims to be a branch of the great
Scottish House of Montgomery.
Robert Montgomery, Esq. of Glenarm, 6. 13 Oct. 1711; vi.
8 July, 1742, Isabella Stewart, and by her had issue,
Hugh Montgomery, Esq. of Glenarm, 6. 12 April, 1743 ; rd.
2 April, 1785, Blargaret, dau. of John Allen, Esq. of Kilmandle,
and had issue by her (who d. 17 Nov. 1835),
John, his heir.
Hugh, of Ballydrain, co Antrim, m. 12 March. 1628, Emily,
dau. of John Eerguson, Esq. of Belfast, and has issue six
sons and one dau.
Alexander, of Putters Walls, co. Antrim.
Thomas, of llirch HiU, co. Antrim, J. P., formerly in the 16th
and 9th Lancers.
Barbara, m. 1st, Richard Staples, Esq., son of the Right Hon.
John Staple.', of Lissan; and, 2ndly, 1826, the Right Hon.
Alexander MacdonncU.
Isabella, d. It54. Marian. Victoria.
I Mr. Montgomery d. 13 Oct. 1822, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Montgomery, Esq. of Benvarden, J. P. and D.L., b.
124 Dec. 1790; r,i. 5 .March, 1819, Jane, dau. of Sir Andrew
[Ferguson, Bart., and had surviving issue,
I. Robert James, his heir.
I. Barbara Anne, m. 27 Dec. 1876, Rev. Andrew Ferguson
Smyly, Canon of Derry. ii. Isabella Dorothea^
IMt. Montgomery d. 7 Dec. 1876, and was g. by his only son,
|the present Robert James Montgomebt, Esq. of Benvarden.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az., three fleurs-de-lis or;
l2nd and 3rd, gu., three gem-rings or, gemmed az. Crest — A
Ifemalc figure ppr. antiquely attired az. holding in the dexter
|hand an anchor or, and in the sinister the head of a savage
coupcd also ppr. Jl/o(<o— Gardez bien.
Seat — Benvarden, Ballymoney, co. Antrim.
MONTGOMERY OF BELHAVEL.
Ltoxs-Montgomert, Hugh, Esq. of Belhavel,
CO. Leitrim, J.P. and D.L., .late M. P. for that co.,
b. 181G ; m. 1840, Ehzabeth, dau. of Henry Smith,
Esq. of Annesbrook, co. Meath, and has (with
several daus.) four sons,
I. Hugh.
II. Henry Willoughby, m. 1976, Jane Singer, only thild of
Travers Crofton, Esq. of LaUefield, co. Leitrim.
III. De Winton. iv. Alfred Otho.
HinCilflC. — Capt. John Lyons, of Drogheda, 2nd son of
John Lyons, Esq. of Lede.stown, co. Westmeath, by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of Henry Williams, Deputy Governor of Antigua,
111. Dorothea, dau. of Hugh Montgomery, Esq., son of Sir
Thomas Blontgomery, Knt., a descendant of the great Scottish
House of Montgomery, and had issue,
John, killed in a duel, 17 March, 1754.
Hugh, of whom presently.
Charles, Town Major of Halifax, whose dau., Clementina, m.
the Rev. John Auchmuty, Rector of Trim.
The 2nd son,
Hugh Lyons, Esq., assumed the name of Montgomery. He
m. 1773, Catherine, dau. of Richard, 4th Viscount Boync, and
had (with several daus.) two sons, Hcgii, his heir, and Charles
(Rev.). He d. 1792, and was s. by his son,
Hugh Lyons-Montgomery, Esq. of Belhavel, co. Leitrim,
TO. 1812, Eliza, dau. of the Very Rev. Stewart Blacker, of
Carrick, co. Armagh, Dean of Leighlin, and by her (who in.
2ndly, Monsieur de Cliampre, had issue, i. High, now of
Belhavel ; ii. Lambert Stewart, Licut.-Col. Scots Fusiliers, m.
a dau. of Gen. Young, H.E.I.C.S.; in. Charles, Capt. 65th
Bengal Native Infantry, to. Miss Masters, of Calcutta; i.
Elizabeth, m. 1st, Joseph May, Esq. of Hale, co. Southampton;
and 2ndly, Robert Maxwell, Esq. of Islanmore, co. Limerick;
II. Caroline, m. Adolphus Cavagnari, Major in the French
service; iii. Sophia, m. J. B. Beresford, Esq. of Learmount.
CO. Derry ; and iv. Louisa, m. Ralph Smith, Esq. of Green-
hills, CO. Louth. Mr. Lyons-Montgomery d. 26 April, 1826.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az., three fleurs-de-lis or;
2nd and 3rd, gu., three gem-rings or, gemmed az., over aU
an escutcheon arg., charged with a trefoil slipped vert, for
SIontgomery. 2nd, az., three battle-axes erect, two and one
arg., for Batten, ord, per fess or and az., three lions
rampant, all within a tressure flory counterchanged, for
Lyons. 4th, as first. Crest — A cubit arm erect vested gu.,
cuffed arg., grasping a broken tilting spear, the point falling
downwards ppr. Hollo — Patrias inlVliei tidelis.
Seat — Belhavel, near Carrick-on- Shannon.
♦
MONTGOMERY OF CRILLY HOUSE.
Montgomery, VArGHAN, Esq. of Crilly House,
CO. Tyrone, J.P., h. 21 Nov. 1819 ; m. G Nov. 1851,
Margaret, eldest dau. of George Pettigrew, Esq.,
by Jane Moreland his wife, and has issue,
I. George Pettigrew, b. 17 .\ug. 1852.
II. Vaughan, 6. 21 July, 1858.
III. Henry Johnston, 6. 5 April, 1863.
IV. Robert, b. 6 Feb. 1865.
v. John. b. 21 Feb. 1807.
I. Jane. ii. Margaret. m. Elizabeth.
3LtlIC<t3P.— Robert Montgomery, Esq. ra. 14 Aug. 1769,
Sarah Campbell, and by her (who d. 23 April, 1828) left at his
decease, 1 Feb. 1792, a son,
George Montgomery, Esq. m. 30 Jan. 1809, Margaret, dau.
of John Campbell, Esq. of Belfast, and had issue,
Vacguan, now of Crilly House. Robert, deceased.
Campbell. Henry Johnston.
Margaret.
Mr. Montgomery d. 15 May, 1834.
Scat— Crilly House, Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
MONTGOMERY OF GREY ABBEY.
Montgomery, Hrcn, Esq. of Grey Abbey, co.
Down, J.P. and D.L., High SlierifP 18-45, b. 2fi
June, 1821 ; m. 20 Oct. 181G, the Lady Charlotte
Elizabeth Herbert, 2r!d dau. of Edward, 2nd Earl
of Powis, K.G., and has issue,
I. WiLLiAM Edward, b. 18 July, IS17.
II. Robert Arthur, b. 7 Sept. 1S4'<.
III. Percy Hugh Seymour, 6. 8 March, 1358.
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IV. Francis Henry, b. 2 Sept. 1857.
V. George Fitzinaurice, b. 27 Jan. 1861.
I. Lucy Florentia. ii. Edith Cecilia.
III. Charlotte Henrietta Emily, ra. 2 June. 1S74, Eobert J.
Harrison, Esq. of Caerhowel, co. Montgomery, J. P., Capt.
Eoyal Jlonmouth Rifles. iv. Evelyn JMary.
JLturajr. — This is the Braidstane line of the nohle House
of Eguntox.
Egbert Montgomery, 2nd son of Alexander, Master of
Montgomery, and brother of Alexander, 2nd Lord Montgo-
mery, ancestor of the Earls of Eglinton, obtained for his patri-
mony, from his grandfather, Alexander, 1st lord, the lands of
Braidstane, and thus became its laird. He was s. by his son,
Robert Montgojiert, 2nd laird of Braidstane, who left a
son and heir,
Robert Moxtgojiebt, Srd laird of Lraidstane, whose son
and successor,
Adam Montgomekt, 4th laird of Braidstane, m. the eldest
dau. of Colquhoun, of Luss ; and d. about 1.550, leaving two
sons, I. Adam, whose eldest son. Sir Hugh Montgomery, Gth
laird of Braidstane, was raised to the Peerage of Ireland,
1622, as Viscount Montgomery, of Ardes, co. Down, a title
now extinct, ii. Robert. The younger son,
Robert Montgomery, Esq., was father of
John Montgomery, Esq., who settled in Ireland in the early
part of the reign of King James I. He ra. an heiress of the
family of Stewart, in Scotland, and was father of
Hdgh Montgomery, Esq. of Maghera, co. Derry, M.P. for
Kewtownards. He left two sons, Hugh, his heir, and John.
The eldest son,
Hugh Montgomery, Esq. of Maghera, in. a dau. of Sir
Robert McClelland, by whom he had several daus., and an
only son, his successor,
William Montgomery, Esq. of Maghera, ra. Mary, eldest
dau. and co-heir of Capt. James MacGill, of Kirkistown, co.
Down, and had, with one dau., Lucy, d. v.nm. 1701, an only
«on, his successor,
William Montgomery, Esq., in. 1st, 1719, Catherine, dau.
«f Edward Hall, Esq., of Strangford, and by her (who d. llTi)
had Edward, who d. 1726; and William, his heir. He in.
■2ndly, 1725, Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Hill, Esq. of Bucks.
By this lady (who d. 1789; he had (with three daus., Mary, m.
1749, Robert Maxwell, Esq. of Finnebrogue, co. Down, d. s. p.
1755; Anne, in. James Dobbin, Esq. of Donaghadee, d. 1812;
and Catherine, in. 1751, George Mathews, Esq. of Springvale, co.
Down), four sons, i. Hugh, d. v.nm. 1765; ii. James, d. unm.
1796; III. Robert, </. unm. 1758; iv. Samuel, Lieut.-Col. 12th
foot, ire. Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. George Drury, andtJ. s.^j.
Mr. Montgomery d. 1755, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Montgomery, Esq. of Grey Abbey, M.P. for Hills-
torough. m. 1749, Susanna, dau. and sole heir of John Jcliy,
Xsq. of KathmuUen, co. Down, and had issue,
William, Major 40th rcgt. of loot, killed in America, 8 Sept.
17S1.
Hugh, heir to his father. Edward, R.N., d. unm.
Francis, Capt. 67th regt., d. unm. 1808.
Dorcas, d. unm. 1824.
Mr. Montgomery d. Nov. 1799, and was s. by his eldest sur-
viving son,
The Rev. Hugh Montgomi:ry, of Grey Abbey, b. 1754; in.
1782, the Hon. Emilia Ward, youngest dau. of Bernard, Ist
Viscount Bangor (by his wife. Lady Anne Bligh, dau. of John,
Earl of Darnley), and has issue,
t. William, his successor.
II. Hugh Bernard, Capt. in the Guards, was severely wounded
at Waterloo, of which he never recovered ; d. 2 May, 1817.
III. Edward (Rev.), Rector of Portaferry, and Chancellor of
the Diocese of Down; </. unm. 1825.
IV. Arthur Hill, of TyrcUa, co. Down, D.L. and J. P. of that
CO., 7)!. May, 1825, Lady Matilda Anne, 3rd dau. of Thomas,
5th Earl of Macclesfield, and has issue,
1 Hugh Parker, of Tyrella, co. Down, Lieut.-Col. 60th
Eifies, 6. .Sept. 1829.
2 Arthur Hill Sandys, Capt. Rifle Brigade, 6. 27 Oct. 1841 ;
m. 1873, Constance Anne Katharine, eldest dau. of Eobert
Bryce Hay, Esq., and has issue.
1 Amelia Maria Eliza. 2 Frances Arabella Louisa.
v. John Charles, Barrister-at-Law, d. 19 Dec. 1845.
VI. Francis Octavius, Major 45th rcgt., and Lieut.-Col.
Eoyal Down Rifles, m. 6 Oct. 1842, v\rabclla Catherine, dau.
and co-heir or Kean Osborne. Capt. .'■)th Dragoon Guards, by
his wife, the Hon. Theodosia Ward, grand-dau. of the 1st
Viscount Bangor.
VII. George Augustus Frederick Sandys, Lieut. E.X., d.
18 March 1827.
I. Anne Catherine, d. unm. 1802, aged 17.
II. Emilia Georgiana Susanna, in. 4 Feb. 1817, James Mylea
Reilly, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, youngest son of John Eeilly,
Esq. of Scarvagh, co. Down {tohich see), and had issue.
BIr. Montgomery d. at Grey Abbey, 30 March, 1815, and was s*|
by his eldest son,
William Montgomery, Esq. of Grey Abbey, High Sheriff co.
Down 1824, in. March, 1817, Lady Ameha Elizabeth Parker,
2nd dau. of Thomas, 5th Earl of Macclesfield; d. 3 May, 1831,
and was s. by his only child, the present Hugh Montgomeet,
Esq. of Grey Abbey.
Arms — Quarterly: Isfand 4th, az., three fleurs-de-lis or, for
Montgomery; ind and 3rd, gu., three annulets or, gemmed
az., for Eglinton; all within a bordure or, charged with a
double tressure flory countei-flory gu. ; on a surcoat a sword
and sceptre saltierwise ppr. Crest — Out of a cap of mainte-
nance an arm in armour erect, grasping a sword.
^cat — Grey Abbey, Newtownards, co. Down.
IIONTGOMEKY OF TYRELLA.
&ee Montgomery of Geex Abbey.
MONTGOMERY OF BLESSINGBOURNE.
MOXTGOMERT, HFGH DE FeLLEXBERG, Esq. of
Blessingbourne, co. Tyrone, J. P. and D.L. for co.
Fermanagh, J. P. co. Tyrone, and Higli SherifP for .
CO. Fermanagh 1871, b. 14 Aug. 1844 ; m. 24 March,
1870, Mary Sophia Juliana, youngest dau. of Hon.
and Eev. Charles Maude, Piector of Enniskillen, and
has issue,
I. Hugh Maude de Fellenbeeg, b. 1870.
II. Archibald Armar, b. 1871.
III. Geoffrey Cornwallis, 6. 1874.
IV. Francis Trevylian, 6. 1875.
v. Hubert Charles, b. 1876. J
VI. Maurice William de Fellenberg, 6. 1878.
HtnriigC. — Hugh Montgojiery, the first of the family, of
Derrybrook, co. Fermanagh, a kinsman of George Montgoniei-y,
D.D., Bishop of Meath, went to Ireland withHugh, Lord Mont-
gomery, and had a son.
Rev. Nicholas 3Iontgomery, of Derrybrook, co. Fermanagh,
who had, with a younger son, Robert, of Derrybrook, Capt. in
the army, an elder son,
Hugh Montgomery, Esq. of Derrygonnelly, Capt. of Horse
under William 111., who in. Katherine, dau. and heir of
Eichard Dunbar, Esq. of Derrygonnelly, and granddau. of Sir
John Dunbar, Knt. of same place, and had issue,
I. Nicholas, m. Angel, dau. and heir of William Archdall,
Esq. of Castle Archdall, co. Fermanagh, and assumed the
surname of Archdall (see ArcudalIa of Castle Archdall).
II. Hugh, of whom hereafter.
III. Richard, of Monea, co. Fermanagh.
I. Sarul\, //I. BrockhiU Green, Esq. ii. Anno.
III. Margaret. iv. Sidney.
Mr. Montgomery's will, dated 10 Feb. 1720, was proved 14 June,
1723. His 2nd son,
Hugh ^Montgomery, Esq. of Derrygonnelly, m. the dan. of
Ven. William Armar, Archdeacon of Connor, and sister of
Margctson Armar, Esq. of Castle Coole, co. Fermanagh, and
was father of
Hugh Montgomery, Esq. of Derrygonnelly, whose will,
dated 29 July, 1791, was proved 1797. By Rose Mary his wife,
he had two sons and a dau., i. Hugh, his successor; ii. Archi-
bald Armar; I. Mary Milicent. The eldest son,
Hugh 3Iontgomeey, Esq. of Derrygonnelly, m. Maria Dolo:
Plink ; and d. 1828, leaving an only son,
Hugh Ralph Sevebnin Montgomery, Esq. of Blessingbourne,
who rn. 1843, Maria Philipina, dau. of Philip Emmanuel de
Fellenberg, of Hofwyl, sometime Landamman of the Republic
of Bern, and by her iwho d. 1846) left at his decease, 1844, a
son and heir, the present
Hdgh de Fellenberg Montgomehy, Esq. of Blessingbourne.
Arm.^ — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az., three fleurs-de-lis or;
2nd and 3rd, gu., three gem-rings or. Crest — On a cap of
maintenance an arm in armour erect, grasping a sword all ppi".
Moltn — Honneur sans rcpos.
&u'.t — Blessingbourne, Fivemilctown, Lisnaskea.
♦
MONTRESOR OE DENNE HILL.
MoN'TEESOB, Henet Edward, Esq. of Stonely
Grange, co. Huntingdon, J. P., late of Denue Hill,
Eent, Lieut.-Col. lale Grenadier Guards, b. 29 May
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1117
1823 ; m. 25 Nov. 1S56, Laura, 3i-d dau. of tbc Ecv.
W. W. Dickins, of Wollaston Hall, Nortbampton,
Eector of Adisham, Kent, aud lias issue,
1. Evelyn Diana. ii. Laura Annctta.
Iltliraflr. — This ancient family is of French origin, and
the first wc hear of it is in the year 1486, wlicn
William Le Tkksob was Viseoiiipte do ConilS sur Mogreaux.
He m. Blargaret Kcipcr, and left issue,
Cypbien Le Tbesor, Viscompte de Carentan, m. 22 Feb. 1547,
Louise de Monillas, and had issue,
James Le Tbesor, 7u. 29 Sept. ICOO, Demoiselle Susanne do
rierrepont, and left one son,
James Le Tbesor, who, on account of his religion, was
obliged to quit his country aud take up his abode in England,
where his posterity still exists under the name of Blontresor.
He li. about the year 1691, at Paris, leaving, by Lucy his wife,
one son,
James Gabriel Le Tbesor, of Thurland Hall, Nottingham,
b. at Caen, in Normandy, and naturalized in England, by Act
of Parliament, 12 William JII. He was Major of H.JI.'s 21st
regt. of foot, and Lieut. -Governor of Fort William, in Scotland,
where he d. 29 Jan. 1724, aged 50. He m. 5 Feb. 1G99, Nanon
de Hautevillc, dau. of Col. do llautcville, of Normandy, in the
service of England, and by her (who was buried in the church-
yard of Paddington, Middlesex, 22 Jan. 1738, had a son and
heir,
James Gabriel Montbesob, Esq., of Thurland Hall, b. 19
Nov. 1702; m. 1st, at Gibraltar, 11 June, 1735, Mary, dau.
of Eobert Haswell, Esq., who d. 5 March, 17G1. He m.
2ndly, Harriet, dau. of Henry Fielding, Esq. ; and 3rdly,
Frances, dau. of H. Nicholls, Esq., and relict of William
Kemp, Esq. of Teynham, Kent. Mr. Montrcsor had issue by
iiis 1st marriage,
John.
James, Lieut. E.N., lost In the "Aurora" frigate, vnm.
Henry Amand, ra. Frances Cleverly, and d. at Tangier of
wounds he received at the siege of Triuchinopoly, 13 Sept.
1773, aged 27, leaving issue.
John Fleming, a Major in the army, and Governor of Port
Royal, Jamaica, where he died.
Eobert, b. 7 Dec. 1751, at Gibraltar, Major in H.M.'s 100th
regt. of foot; m. Jane, dau. of Dr. Bennet, of Louth, co.
Lincoln, and had issue.
Augusta Thomasine, m. Richard Pilcher, Esq. of Kent.
The eldest son,
John Montbesob, Esq., of Belmont, Kent, and of Portland
Place, His Majesty's Chief Engineer of America, b. at Gib-
raltar, 6 April, 1736; m. 1 March, 17G4, Frances, only child
of Thomas Tucker, Esq. of Bermuda, and hadissue,
I. Hexrt Tcckeb, of whom presently.
II. John, b. at New York, 11 Nov. 17CS, Lieut.-Col. in the
army; d. at Penang, in the East Indies 1805, unm.
III. Thomas Gage, 6. 4 March, 1774, at New York, a Gen. in
the army, and Col. of H.JI.'s 2nd regt. of Dragoon Guards,
K.C.H.. K.C., of Ospringc House, Kent; (/. at Dover,
26 April, 1853; having ;,(. Mary, dau. of JIaJor-Gcn. F. G.
Mulcaster, E.E., and had issue,
1 Auchmuty, d. at Ospringe, 1854.
2 Thomas, h. 27 Aug. 1808.
3 Frederick Byngc, Capt. E.N., m. 8 July, 1851, Emily,
dau. of — Delatield, Esq., and has issue,
Thomas Auchmuty, b. 27 July, 1853.
Emily Frances.
4 Henry William, 6. 15 Feb. 1817, E.A., d. unm.
6 John, /;. 30 Sept. -1821, d. v.nn).
1 Julia Maria, in. Edward Lee Warner, Esq., B.C.S.
2 Mary Frances, )/(. Rev. T. H. Hallett, of Higham, and
Vicar of Petham, Kent. 3 Annctta Esther.
IV. William Robert, b. 9 Aug. 1780; d. at Gibraltar, %i.ni,i.
t. Frances Margaret, d. v.yiiii.
II. Mary Lucy, m. 2 Sept. 1801, Sir F. W. Mulcastcr, K.C.H.,
K.E., Lieut.-Gcn., both deceased.
The eldest son,
Sir Henby Tcckeb Montbesob, K.C.C., O.C.H., Gen. in
the army, Col. 11th regt. of loot, i. IS April, 1707; d. at
Denne Hill, 10 JIarch, 1S37. He m. 1st, Mary Elizabeth Lady
Sondes, only dau. and heir of Richard Milles, Esq., and
widow of Lewis Thomas, 2nd Baron Sondes, by whom he had
two children, who d. young ; and 2ndly, Annctta, dau. of
Bev. Edward Cage, Rector of Eastling, Kent, by whom (who
d. at Denne Hill, 1826) he had issue,
Henby Edwabd, now of Denne Hill.
Charles Francis, b. 21 June, 1824, E.I.C.'s Civil Service; m.
1848, in India, Catherine, dau. of Well>y Jackson, Esq.,
B.C.S., and has issue, Francis, Charles, Ernest, Louisa,
Alice, and Mary.
Edward John Thomas, 6. 10 Aug. 1825; m. 18.50, Adelaide,
2nd dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Sir Hopton Scott, K.C.B., of Wood-
lands, Dublin.
Annetta Frances, m. 13 Aug. 1857, Rev. Charles H. D.'Aeth.
Sir Henry Tucker Montrcsor, m. Srdly, Mary, dau. of Samuel
Fairman, Esq. He d. 5 April, 1866.
Anns — Az., two arms mailed each holding a sword erect all
ppr. on a plate in chief a cross couped gu. t'l-est — A royal
helmet or. Molto — Mon Tresor.
Seal — Stonely Grange, KimboUon.
MONYPENNY OF PITMTLLY.
MoNYPEXNT, The Hex. James Isaac, of Pitmilij,
CO. Fife, late Vicar of lladlow, Kent, M.A., J.P.,
b. 18 Jau. 1799 ; m. 8 Jan. 1828, Mary Blackwel!,
2iid dau. of Robert Moiicypcnny, Esq. of Merriugton
Place, Kent, and had issue,
I. James Robert Blackivell, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge,
Capt. East Kent Militia, b. 25 Sept. 1835; m. 5 April, 18C6,
Mary Elizabeth, younger dau. of the Rev. Charlton Lane,
M.A., Vicar of Hampstead, Middlesex, and has issue,
1 Chaelton James Blackwell, b. 4 Nov. 1867; 2 Charles
Blackwell, b. 17 Nov. 1869; 1 Mary Lilian, d. young,
26 Dec. 1868.
II. Phillips Howard (Rev.), Vicar of Hadlow, Tonbridge,
Kent, b. 13 June, 1S37; m. 5 July, 18C0, Emma Melosina,
4th dau. of John McMunn, Esq., M.D. of Rutland Square,
Dublin, and has issue, 1 James Egerton Howard; 2 Wil-
liam Gordon Howard; 3 Sinclair Howard; 4 Brocket
Howard; I Alice Howard; 2 Muriel Emma Howard;
3 Ella Cicely Howard ; 4 Gertrude JIargaret Howard.
I. Mary Catherine, m. 9 March, 18C9, Walter Barham, Esq.
Ti. Margaret Dunn, m. 1 Feb. 1860, the Rev. Alexander J.
Manson. in. Adelaide Elizabeth.
IV. Charlotte Jane, r,i. 5 Sept. 1860, Vcn. Frederick Arthur
Cecil Lilliagston, now Archdeacon of Yass, in New South
Wales.
V. Henrietta Silvestra. vi. Emma Susanna.
VII. Mary Louisa Gordon.
ICtlTCaSC. — From Sir Robert Sibbald's History of Fife
and Kinross, 0. book of authority, we learn that " Pitmilly
is the house of a very ancient family of the name of
Monypenny, and now the seat of David Monypenny, Esq."
This family produced some very eminent statesmen in Scot-
land, and from a branch settled in France, several sprang who
became equally distinguished in that country. The most
celebrated was the Sieur de Concressault, who was often
employed in important negotiations, and at dififerent times
visited Scotland as Ambassador in the reigns of James III.
and James IV., Kings of Scotland. The Lord Monypenny
whom we find in the Parliament rolls in King James I1I."s
reign also descended from a branch of this family. In 1211,
Thomas, Prior of St. Andrew's, gave "Ricardo Monipenii,
lerram de Putmullin (Pitmilly) quam Malisius tenuit." Joli.i
de Monypenny, of Pitmilly, swore fealty to King Edwabd I.
1296, and another, or the same, John de Monypenny, was one
of the Ambassadors from the Pope and French King to solicit
Edward III. on behalf of the Scots, and obtained a safe
conduct to pass into Scotland, 22 Jan. 1335-6. The repre-
sentative of this ancient family,
Alexander Monipenny, Esq. of Pitmilly, Lieut.-Col. of t!ic
56th regt., son of David Monypenny, of Pitmilly. by his wife,
a dau. of Marjoribanks, of Marjoritanks, m. Nov. 1767, Jlar-
garet, sister, of William Tankerville Chamberlain, Judge of the
Court of King's Bench in Ireland, and luad issue,
David, his heir. Alexander, of Edinburgh, deceased.
William Tankerville, of whom presently.
Margaret Dcbora, deceased.
Col. Monypenny d. Dec. ISOl, and was .«. by his son,
David Monypenny, E.-q. of Pitmilly, J. P. and D.L., b.
May, 1709, Sheriff co. Fife, and afterwards, successively,
.Solicitor-General of Scotland, and one of the Lonls of
Session as "Lord Pitmilly." He 7/i. Sept. 1810, Maria
Sophia, 3rd dau. of Sir George Abercromby, 4th Bart, of
Birkcnbog; and dying .«.;>., was s. by his brother,
William Moneypenny, Esq. of Pitmill.v, b. 5 April, 17S2; r.i.
April, 184-1, Hannah, dau. of Col. Spens, of Craigsanciuhar ;
and dying s. ]>. 10 Jan. 1869, was ,■!. by his kinsman. The Rev.
James Isaac Monypenny, now of Pitmilly.
Arms— Az., a dolphin hauriant tail erect, or. 0<.'?— Kep-
Uine mounted on a dolphin .all ppr. .i/o»(>— Impciat iEquor.
5ca£— Pitmilly, St. Andrews, co. Fife.
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GYBBON-MONYPENNY OF MAYTHAM
HALL.
GrYBBON-MoNYPENNT, EOBEET THOMAS GtBBON,
Esq. of Maylbam Hall, Kent, J.P. and D.L., Col.
West Kent Militia, formerly in 8Gtli regt., b. 9
March, 1823 ; in. 1st, 2 June, 18J.7, Janet Phillips,
eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col. Henry Burney, H.E.I. C.'s
Service, and by her (who d. 1863) has issue,
I. Henhy Thomas, 6. 4 July, IS.oO.
II. Edward St. Leonards, b. 28 July, 1852
III. Frederick Burney, b. 2 July, 1856.
IV. Ilcrliert, D'Arblay, b. 15 June, 1858.
I. Ada Jessie, deceased. n
Fife (see precedinr/
Ethel Maud.
He m. 2ndly, 1 June, 1869, Marian, eldest dau. of
Capt. Michael Twecdie, R.A., J.P., of Kawlinson,
Rolvenden, Kent.
iLt'lTCaSP.— This family is a branch of the ancient Scottish
family of Montpenny ofFiliuilh/.
Capt. James Monypennt, R.N., m. 31 May, 1714, Mary, dau.
of llobert Gybbon, Esq. of Hole House, Kolvenden; and dying
1721, was .?. by his son,
James Monypenny, Esq. of Maytham Hall, b. Oct. 1721 ; m.
Sylvcstra, dau. and co-heir of the Rev. Thomas Blackwcll,
A.M., Rector of St. Clements Dane's, London, and by her
(who il. 1.3 Feb. 1818) had issue,
James, his heir, of Maytham Hall, J.P., d. s. p. 1822.
Phillips (Kev.), M.A., J. P., n>. Charlotte, dau. Of Sir Edward
Dering, Bart, of Surrenden Dering, Kent.
Thomas, of whom presently.
llobert, of Merrington Place, Eolvendcn, J. P., m. and had
issue.
Silvestra, m. the Rev. John Hutton, M.A., of Houghton Hall,
CO. Durham; and d. 28 July, 182G.
Mr. Monypenny d. 11 May, 1800. His 3rd son,
Thomas Monypenny, Esq. of Rye, Sussex, -m. 10 Nov. 179.5,
Catherine, dau. of Isaac llutton, Esq. of Ospringe, and White-
hills, Kent, and d. 24 Sept. UJ14, having by her (who d. 19 Sept.
.1812), had issue,
Thomas, of Hole House, Rolvenden.
James Isaac (Rev.), of Pitmilly, co
Alemoir).
Phillips, of Hythc, Kent, J.P. and D.L., to. Jane, dau. of
Thomas Castle, Esq., of Hythc, Kent, deceased.
William Backhouse, Capt. R.N., deceased.
Robert Hollywood, Capt. 4th infantry, d. 8 March, 1839.
Silvestra Catherine, d. 8 Oct. 1825.
Mary Judith, deceased.
Elizabeth, m. the Rev. Henry Davis, M.A., deceased.
The eldest son,
Thomas Gyubon JIonypennv, Esq. of Hole Park, Rolvenden,
J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Rye 1837, Licut.-Col. West Kent
Militia, formerly 30th regt., wounded at Waterloo ; b. 7 Nov.
1797 ; m. 8 Jan. 1818, Silvestra Rose, eldest dau. of Robert
Monypenny, Esq. of Merrington I'lace, Rolvenden, and had
issue,
Robert Thojias Gtbeon, now of Maytham Hall.
William David Cathcart, Capt. West Kent Militia, b. 3 May,
182G ; 11). 1847, lunma, 3rd dau. of Thomas Dumayne, Esq.
of HaverAird \Vcst, and has issue.
Thom.as Phillips Blaekwcll, b. 14 Dec. 1828, deceased.
Richard James Lambe, b. 7 July, 1834, deceased.
Silvestra Elizabeth, -m. 1843, Francis Thomas-lei Touzel, Esq.
of the Caj)e Mounted Rifles, both deceased.
Emily Catherine. Laura Dima.
Mr. Gybbon-JIonypenny d. 10 Jan. 1854.
Armn — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, counterquartcred, Istand 4th,
arg., a doliihin az. finned gu., for Monypenny ; 2nd i\nd 3rd, az.,
three crosses-crosslet fitchec issuing out of as many crescents
arg., for Cathcabt ; 2nd and 3rd, az., a lion rampant guardant
between three escallops arg., for Gybison, quartering Phillips,
Lytb, and I'.lackwell. Crcst.^ — 1st, Neptune bestriding a dol-
phin naiant in waves of the sea, holding with his dexter hand
the reins and in his sinister the trident all ppr. Motto, over,
Iinperat aiquor, for Monypenny, 2nd, On a chapeau gu.
turned up erm, an csearhuncle or, for Gybhon. 3rd, A demi-
lion reguardant arg. ducally crowned or, also for Gibbon.
Seat — Maytliam iiall, near Ashford, Kent.
J
MOOUE OF APPLEBY-PARVA.
MoouE, George John, Esq. of Appleby-Parra,
CO. Leicester, b. 19 Dec. 181.2 ; m. 6 Oct. 1874,
Louisa, dau. of S. T. Kckewich, Esq., M.P., of Pea-
more, Devon, by whom he has issue,
Charles Louis George, 6. March, 1876.
Gerald Henry, 0. May, 1877.
HtllCatJC. — Charles Moore, of Stretton, co. Derby, de^
secnded, it is stated, from the Lancashire family of Jloore, ,|
purchased (41 Elizabeth) of Sir Edward Griffin, Knt., the.
manor of Appleby Parva, cos. Leicester and Derby. He m.
Cicely Yates, and had, with several other children, i. Charles,
his successor; ii. John (Sir), Knt., Lord Mayor of LondoiiK
1G81, d. s. p. 1702; and in. George, from whom descended the ''
MooRES of Kentwell Hall. The elder son,
Charles Moore, Esq., Lord of theManorof Appleby Parva, '
who .?. his father 1C54, m. Rebecca, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Mould, Rector of Appleby, and dying 1700, was s. by his eldest
son,
Thomas Moore, Esq., Lord of the Manor of Appleby Parva,
m. Mary, dau. of Thomas Ileafield, Esq. of Appleby, and had
issue. He </. 1725, and was ..-■. by his eldest surviving son,
George Moore, Esq. of Appleby Parva, High Sheriff of
CO. Liecester 172S,rf. wim. 13 July, 1751, and was s. by (the
son of his brother, John) his nephew,
Charles Moore, Esq., LL.D., F.R.S., &,c., of the Middle
Temple, Barrister-at-Law, m. Elizabeth, dau. of John Mould,
Esq. of Kentwell Hall, Suffolk, but having no issue, was s. at
his decease, 18 May, 1775, by his cousin,
The Rev. Thomas Moore, M.A., of Appleby Parva, and of
Bentley, co. Warwick (eldest son of Thomas, 3rd son of
Thomas Moore, Esq. of Appleby Parva, by Mary Heafield his
wife). This gentleman dying imm. 9 Feb. 1703, devised his
manor and estates of Bentley to his youngest broUier, John,
and the property of Appleby to his eldest,
George Moore, Esq. of Appleby Parva, High Sheriff for
CO. Leicester 179-1, lu. Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of William
Darker, Esq., and had issue, i. George, his heir; ii. Thomas,
of Ruddington, Sheriff Notts, 1831, in. and had issue;
III. John; IV. Charles, t?. u?im. ; l. Catherine; ii. Elizabeth ;
and III. Mary. Mr. Moore was s. at his decease, 1S13, by his
eldest son,
George Moore, Esq. of Appleby Parva, and of Bentley, co.
Warwick, High Shei-iff for co. Leicester 1821. He iii. 1st,
Susan, dau. of John Drummond, Esq. of Megginch Castle, co.
Perth, and had issue,
George, his heir.
Susan Dnunmnnd, ra. 22 Nov. 1832, Edward Anthony Iloldcn,
Esq. of Aston Hall, co. Derby.
He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Franci-s Hurt, Esq. of Alrter-
wasley, co. Derby, but had no further issue. He d. 23 June,
1827, when he was s. by his son,
George Moore, Esq. of Appleby Parva, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff CO. Derby 1837 ; b. 17 Sept. 1811 ; m. 1st, 10 June,
1833, Susan, dau. of William Phillips Inge, Esq. of Thorpe
Constantine, co. Stafford, which lady d. 183G; and 2ndly,
8 Jan. 1839, Isabel Clara, dau. of Rev. Charles Shuttleworth
Hoiden, of Aston Hall, co. Derby, and had by her (who d. Jan.
1867), with other issue,
I. George John, his heir.
I. Clara Elizabeth, m. 1861, Vanghan Hanning Lee Vaughan,
Esq. of Rhcola.
II. Susan, 111. 26 Nov. 1863, Walter Mainwaring Coyney, Esq.
only son of Charles Coyney, Esq. of Weston Coyney.
Mr. Moore d. Aug. 1871, and was s. by his son.
Arms — Erm., three greyhounds courant in pale sa. collared
gu. on a canton of the third a lion passant guardant or. Crest
— A moorcock sa. guttee d'or, the beak, comb, wattles and legs
gu. the wings expanded, holding in the beak a branch of heath
ppr. Miilli) — Non civium ardor.
Heat — Appleby, near Athcrstone.
MOORE OF GRIMESHTLL.
Moore, William Middleton, Esq. of Grimes-
hill, Westmorland, J.P. and D.L., formerly Capt.
Gth Royal Lancashire Militia, late Lieut. 15th foot,
b. 16 May, 1834 ; m. 2 Sept. 1863, Marj^aret Eliza-
beth, youngest dau. of the Rev. J. M. Wright,'
Rector of Tatham, and has issue,
I. Ella-Eliz.abeth.
ILl'lTCitjr.— William IMoore, Esq. of Grimeshill, J.P. nnil
D.L., Col. Westmorland Miliria, b. 1 Oct. 1754, son of John
Moore, Esq. of Grimeshill, J. P., Col. Westmorland Militia, by
Anne his wife, dau. of William Dickenson, Esq. of Archulme;
was grandson of Giles Jloore, Esq., D.L. (the son of John
Moore, of Grimeshill, who <l. 1701), by Jlary his wife dau. of
J ames Cragg, Esq. of Dent, and Mary his wife, 2nd dau. and
jroo
THE LANDED GENTRY.
iroo
1119
co-heir of Jolin JlidJleton, Esq., the last male descendant of
the MiDDLETONS o/ Maldlcton Hall. He m. 10 June, 1779,
Mary, dau. of William Palmer, Esq. of Whitehaven, and by
her (who il. 3 Juuc, 1811) left with other issue, all d. s. j)., a
son and heir,
■ John, Licut.-Col. Westmorland Local Militia, h. 10 Feb.
'ITal ; VI. 9 Nov. 1807, Eliza, 2nd dau. of Kicluird Gathurne,
Esq. of Kirkby Lonsdale, and d. -v. p. 14 June, lb2G, having
had issue,
William, successor to his grandfather.
Mary, j,*. 5 Sci)t. 1833, Kev. William Lister Isaac, of Pirton
and Croome, co. Worcester, and has issue.
Col. Moore d. 22 Jan. 1832, aged 77 ; his grandson,
William Moore, Esq.ofGrinicshill, J.P.and D.L., h. 19:May,
1809 ; m. 9 May, 1833, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Tliomas Fawcect,
Esq. of Gate House, Dent, co. York, and had issue,
William Middleton, now of Grinieshill.
John Hebblcthwaite, b. .5 July, 1835, Lieut. H.E.I.C.S.,
Madras, drowned in India, Nov. 1853.
Thomas George Carus, Capt. 42nd Jloyal Highlanders, 6.
5 Aug. 1838; ra. Mary Hasluck, dau. oi Robert Campbell,
Esq. of Allan Park, co. Stirling, and has issue,
William Fawcett Campbell, b. 3 Nov. 187G.
Eliza Mary Charlotte, m. Nov. 18G2, Sir Donald Campbell,
Bart, of Dunstaffnage, co. Argyll, and d. 4 May, 1877.
He m. 2ndly, 24 April, 1861, Mary, eldest dau. of the Ecv.
J. M. Wright, Rector of Tatham. He d. 14 Aug. 1SG2.
Armf — Quarterly : Island 4th, or, on a chevron pean between
three Moors' heads in iirofile coupcd at the neck ppr. wreathed
about the temples arg. and sa. a pheon of the field, for Moore;
2nd and 3rd, gu., a less between three mullets in chief, and as
many crosses-crosslet in base arg., for Cragg. Crat — A swan,
wings elevated arg. charged on the breast with a pheon sa. in
front of bulrushes ppr. Mutto — .Animum rcsc.
Seat — Grimeshill, near Kirkby LonsdalCj Westmorland.
mOOEE OP STOCKWELIi.
MooEE, Eet. Edwaed, M.A., F.S.A., Canon of
Lincoln, Yiear of Spalding, J.P., and for fifteen
Tears Chairman of Quarter Sessions co. Lincoln, h.
2-4 May, 1811 ; r,i. 11 Oct. 1837, Elizabeth Sarah,
dau. of Moses Stephenson, of Svviuesheud, co. Lin-
coln.
ItCurilCrr.— TuE PtEV. Edward SIooiie, LL.B., Vicar of
Over, CO. Chester, son of John More, was, it is stated, of a
Lancashire branch of the Barnborough family, and in descent,
by a junior branch, from the Lord Chancellor More, whose
arms he bore. He was b. 169G, and d.. 1755, leaving issue,
four .sons, i. Edward, of whom presently ; ii. Peter, Lord of
the Manor of Iladleigh, Middlesex, M.P. for Coventry ; iii.
Thomas, settled as a Merchant at Liverpool; and iv. Kobert,
whose only son perished in the " Kent " East Indiaman. The
eldest son,
Edward Moore, Esq., a Barrister of the Inner Temple, of
Stockwell House, Surrey, Lord of the Manor of Leigh Priors,
Westbury, Wilts, the personal friend of Charles James Fox,
and joint guardian with him of his nephew Lord Holland, m.
Ist, Jane, dau. of Koger Rigge, Esq., and had issue,
Stephen Roger, d. 1840, whose only dau. and sole heir, Mili-
cent Anne, in. Theophilus Fairfax Johnson, Esq.
Henry, Major 4th Dragoon Guards, d. 1810, aged 30, v.vm.
3Ir. Moore m. 2ndly, Sarah Gray, dau. of Joseph Saunders,
Ei!q. of Ealing, and d. 1792, aged 59, leaving issue,
Edward, ISth Hussars, Major of a Cavaliy Brigade, d. at
Lisbon, 1808, aged 25, unm.
William (Kcv.).'d.U., late of Stockwell.
Peter, J. P. and D.L., d. at Rome, v.n„i.
Charles (Ri'v.), Rector of Wyberton, J. P. (Ancestor of
Moore, of Fi-'.imptoa Hall.)
George, Col. and Britradier, commanding the 3Sth regt.
Light Infantry in India, 1844, m. and has, i. Geoi-ge
Augustus; II. Frederick; iii. Charles WilUam; iv. Ed-
ward; v. Henry; i. Emma; ii. Amelia Woodward; iii.
F'anny Meek ; iv. Elizabeth, d. 1848.
Augustus, in the army, (/. a minor, at Muttra, in India.
Sarah, ni. Gray Kigge, Esq. of Woodbroughton House, co.
Lanca.^ter; </. 1851.
Caroline. //(. Edward John Carter, Ecn. of Theakston Hall,
CO. York.
The 4th son,
The Rev. William MoopE, D.D., Prebendary of Lincoln,
Hector of Spalding, and Vicar of Moulton, co. Lincoln, J. P.,
Chairman of Justices of the Parts of Holland, co. Lincoln,
b. 17b5; m. 1807, Anne Elizabeth, only dau. of the Rev.
Maurice Johnson, D.D. of Ayscoughfce Hall, co. Lincoln, and
by her (who </. 20 Dec. 1854) had issue,
William, M.A., Rector of Whaplode Grove, co. Lincoln,
(/. UiHii. 1837.
Maurice Peter, F.S.A., of Sleaford, Clerk of the Peace for
Kesteven, co. Lincoln, in. 1834, Anne Gardiner Peacock,
and by her (who d. 1839) had issue surviving, Anne
Louisa Russell, m. Edward W. Delancy, C.B., Col. in the
army. He d. Nov. 1805. Edward, now of Stockwell.
Caroline, m. Rev. John Howard Marsdcn, M.A., J. P., Fellow
of St. John's College, Cambridge, Rector of Great Oakley,
Essex, and Canon of Manchester, and has issue, three sons.
Anne Elizabeth, m. George Augustus Moore, Esq. of Moul-
ton, J. P. and D.L., eldest son of Col. George Moore, and
has issue, three sons and one dau.
He rf. 11 March, 18GG.
Arvis — Arg., a chevron engrailed between three moorcocks
sa., combs wattles and legsgu. Crest — A Moor's head affrontc
ppr. wreathed round the temples a jewel pendent in the ears
arg. AluUo — Resolve well, persevere.
MOORE OF PEAMPTON HALL.
MoGEE, Chaeles Thomas Johx, Esq., F.S.A., of
Frampton Hall, co. Lincoln, J.P. and b.L.,High
Sheriff 1856, Col. and Commander of Koyal South
Lincoln Militia, Chaunnan of Quarter Sessions, b.
17 May, 1827; m. 18 July, 1849, Frances Mary
Vassall, datt. of Henry Eichard Eoe, Esq. of
Grnaton Hall, Devon, by Anna Maria his •wife,
dau. of Col. Christopher Farwell, of Totuess, aud
has issue,
I. Thomas Coney Tcnkard, b. Dec. IS.'I, E.A., J.P., Bar-
rister of Lincoln's Inn.
II. Charles Edward Tunnard, b. 16 April, 1S5G.
I. Anna Elizabeth Tunnard.
II. Edith Isabell Tunnard, (/. 3Iay, 1552.
III. Constance Fanny Tunnard.'
IV. Margaret de Cresacre Tunnard.
3LtnCitCJC.— This is a branch of Moore o/S.'cc/.jcfZ?, spring-
ing from
The Rev. Charles Moore, 6. 1787, of Bronghton Hall, co.
Lancaster, J. P., Rector of Wyberton, co. Lincoln, a son (by
Sarah Gray, dau. of Joseph .Saunders, Esq. of Ealing), of
Edward Moore, Esq. of Stockwell House, co. Surrey, a Bar-
rister of the Inner Temple, the personal friend of Fox and
Sheridan, and no insignificant actor in liberal politics, eldest
son of the Rev. Edward Moore, LL.B., Vicar of Over, co.
Chester, the son of John More, Esq. ; to. 1824, Elizabeth
Anna, dau. and eventual heiress of Thom.is Tcnxard, Esq.
of Frampton Hall, co. Lincoln, of a family of great antiquity in
that CO., which derived its descent from Normandy, where
the name and arms may still be traced.* By her (who d. 1S37)
he had issue,
Charles Thomas John, now of Frampton Hall.
Elizabeth Emma, m. 1871, her cousin, Charles William
Beatson Moore, 3rd son of Brigadier-Gen. George Moore.
Frances Caroline, m. 185G, Rev. Joseph Holmes, M.A.,
Vicar of Swincshcad, co. Lincoln.
Amelia.
The Rev. Charles Moore m. 2ndly, 1S44, Lucy, dau. of J.
Deakin, Esq., and has by her a son, Stephen, 6. 1845; m.
1874, Amy, dau. of Capt. Lay.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st, arg., a chevron engrailed between
three moorcocks sa., combs, wattles and legs gu. Crest — A
Moor's head affrontee ppr. wreathed roimd the temples a jewel
pendent in the cars arg. Motln — Uisce mori mundo.
Scat — Frampton Hall, near Boston, co. Lincoln.
BKAUILEY-HOORE OF
LODGE.
LANGLEY
Beamlet Mooee, Johx, Esq. of Langley Lodge,
Bucks, D.L. and J.P. for cos. Bucks and Lancaster,
a Dignitary of the Imperial Order of the Eose, b.
* The Norman arms of this family appear never to have been
registered in England, ahhough borne by various branches of
it, up to the cranting of the modern arms, and are still re-
tained by the Tcnnakds of Li)icoln6liirf, viz. : Az., a chevron
between three demi-grirtins or. Crest— A swan ppr.
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MOO
THE LxVNDED GENTRY.
MOO
1800; m. 1830, Seraptina Hibcrnia, 'Itli dnu. of
■William Peniiell, Esq., Consul-Gen. lor Brazil, and
by her (who d. 1877) has issue,
I. William Joseph (Uev.), M.A. Trin. Coll. Catnb., lato
Vicar of Gervard's Cros-s h. 1831; m. ISC'., Ella, 3rd day.
of Swinfon Jordan, Esq., and has, with other issue, John
HowAiiD, 6. 18GU. II. John Arthur, h. 1S40.
This gentleman, who is fourth son of Thomas Moore,
Esq., formerly of Leeds, by Martha his wife, davi. of
J. Tate, Esq., assumed by royal license, 1841, the
additional surname of Buamley. He was Mayor
of Liverijool in 181'J, and sat in Parliament for
Maldon from 1854 to 1S59, and for Lincoln from
1862 to 18G6.
Arms— Arg., on a cross sa. between in the 1st and 4th quar-
ters a negro's head in profile ppr., and in the 2nd and 3rd a
mullet gu. a bee volant or. CVcsf— On a mount vert a moor-
cock sa., in the beak a sprig of bramble slipped ppr. Motto —
JEquabiiiter et diligenter.
/Ssai— Langiey Lodge, Gcrrard's Cross, Bucks.
MOORE OF BABNE.
Moore, Stephen, Esq. of Barne, co. Tipperary,
J.P., D.L., M.P., CO. Tipperary 1875, formerly Capt.
G3rd regt., h. 23 Aug. 1830 ; m. 1 Oct. 1867, Anna
Maria, only surviving child of William Wilmer, Esq.
of Wilton Crescent, London, and has had issue,
I. Stephen 'Wilmer, 6. 19 Nov. 18G8; d. 17 June, 1S77.
II. Kandall Kingsmill, h. 12 l''cb. 1873.
I. Anna Eleanor Isabel. ii. Geraldinc Eliza.
lii. Mary Augusta.
iCtnCntJC— Tlic name of this ancient family has been
variously written, for in the catalogue of John Brompton,
Abbot of Jorvillc, 1.599, it is called "St. Mor;" Guillym styles
the family "dela More;" and Philpot, Somerset Herald,
'■' De More," " Atto More," &c. Eventually the cliief line
became established in Shropshire as " the Mores of More and
Larden." In the reign of James I., Richabd Moore settled in
Urcland, at Clonnicl, co. Tipperary, about 1G35. He was High
Sheriff co. Waterford ICCG, and Tipperary 1G75. His will, dated
17 April, 1690, was proved 10 Sept. 1690. He left issue, by
(lis wife Margaret, who survived him, two sons,
Stephen, ancestor of the Eabls op Mouktcaskell.
Thomas, of whom we treat.
The 2nd son,
Thomas Moore, Esq. of Chancellorstown, co. Tipper.ary, i;i.
Elleanor, dau. of Richard Covert, of the city of Cork, Alder-
man, by Christian his wife, dau. of Nicholas King. His will
is dated 21 April, 1702, and proved 2 March, 1702-3. By his
wife (who remarried with James Harrison, Esq. of Cloghford,
cu. Tipperary) he had issue,
I. Stephen, of whom hereafter.
II. Guy, of Abbey, co. Tipperary, High Sheriff co. Tipperary,
1722, b. 1G91; w. 1717, Mary, elder dau. and C'O-heir of
Chidley Coote, Esq., and had issue,
1 Guy Moore Coote, father of Guy Moore Coote.
2 Thomas Chidley Moore, m. 7 May, 17G5, Honora, dau. of
— lii'yan, Esq.
1 Mary. 2 Elizabeth, m. Lieut. -Col. Daniel Webb.
III. Robert, of Ardmoyle and Moorcmount, m. Elinor, 2nd
dau. and co-heir of Chidley Coote, Esq., and had a son,
Thomas Bob Moore.
tv. Thomas, of Jloore Hall, co. Cork, and 'of Marlfield, co.
Tipperary, in. 1721, Mary, dau. of George King, Esq. of
Kilpeacon, co. Limerick, and had issue,
1 Stephen, High Sheriff co. Tipperary 17ri7, m. 12 Feb.
17;-)!, Alicia, younger dau. of Sir Robert Maude, Bart.
2Uieliard, h. 172f).
1 Anne, iii. Sir James May, Bart. 2 Mary.
3 Elizabeth, m. Sir Arthur Newconien, Bart.
V. Covert.
I. Elleanor. ii. Cliristian.
III. Lydia, m. John Lapp, Esq. of Waterford.
IV. Margaret.
The eldest son,
CoL. Stephen Moore, of Barne, co. Tipperary, m. Nov. 1712,
Judith, dau. of Richard Dowdeswell, ICsq. of Pull Court, co.
Worcester. His will bears date 12 Feb. 1747, and is proved
23 Nov. 1750. He left issue,
I. Richard, of Barne, High Sheriff co. Tipperary 1744. He
vii. 24 Feb. 1741, Henrietta, youngest dau. of the Right
Hon. Sir Thomas Taylor, Bart, and by her (who d. May,
17S3) left issue at his decease, Aug. 1771,
1 Thomas, of Barne (who will is dated 17 Nov. 1780, and
proved 2.5 May, 1781), in. Charlotte, dau. of Conway
Spencer, Esq. of Trcmary, co. Down, who, after Mr.
Moore's decease, in. 24 Oct. 1788, George Augustus, 2nd
Marquess of Donegal, and d. s. p.
2 Stephen, of Barne, High SheriiT co. Tipperary 1786, d.
unm. He was for many years M.P. for Clonmel, and
after the Union, held the office of Controller-General of
Ireland.
3 Richard (Very Rev.), M.A., Dean of Emly, &.' 6 June,
177G; will dated 9 Oct. 1816, proved 8 June, 1818; d.
v.nm.
1 Henrietta, m. Tliomas Pepper, Esq. of Ballygarth, co,
Meath.
2 Salisbury, in. her cousin, Stephen Moore, Esq. of Chester
field, and Marltield, co. Tipperary.
3 Elizabeth, iii. Joseph Boultbce, Esq. of Springfield, co,
Warwick.
4 Anne, m. Lawrence Langley, Esq. of Brittas, co. Tip
perary.
5 Charity, in. 8 IMarch, 1700, Eiohard Long, Esq. of Long,
field, CO. Tipperary.
6 Mary, d. unm.
II. Stephen, of whom we treat.
The younger son,
Stephen Moore, Esq. of Chancellorstown, Capt. in the army,
m. Margaret Kellett, of co. Tipperary, and had issue,
Stephen, of whom presently.
Richard, who m. three times, and left at his decease, 182G, a
son, Richard, and a dau., Mary Anne.
Margaret. Blary.
The elder son,
Stephen Moobe, Esq. of Grenane, co. Waterford, and Marl-
field, CO. Tipperary, High Sheriff co. Tipperary 1784, m. his
cousin, Salisbury, dau. of Richard Moore, Esq. of Barne,
and had issue, r
I. Stephen, of whom presently.
II. Richard, '(Right Hon.), P.C, one of the Judges of the Court
of Queen's ijench in Ireland, b. 1783; m. 1st, Fanny, dau. of
the Rev. Thomas Bligh, and by her had a son,
Richard Moore, Esq. of Killashee, co. Kildare, in. 9 Sept.
1847, Emma Frances, dau. of Richard Sharpe, Esq. of
Appscourt, Surrey, and has issue. Their eldest son,
Richard St. Leger, Capt. 5tli Lancers, m. 3 April, 1873,
Geraldine, dau. of Joseph Pratt Tynte, Esq. of Tynte
Park, and has issue, j
Judge ]\Ioore m. 2ndly, Wilhelmina, youngest dau. ofl
William Westby, Esq. of Thornhill, co. Dublin, and by her"
(who((. 13 IMarch, IsUO) left at his decease, 31 Dec. 1857,
one son and one dau.,
William Westby, m. 1st, 1863, Louisa Susan Anne, dau. of
the Hon. G. M. Fortescue, of Dropmore, by whom (who
d. 18G4) he has one dau. ; and 2ndly, 18G8, Isabella Sophia
Ann, dau. of Hon. Dudley Ryder.
Fanny, d. v.nm. 3 Sept. 18G1.
III. Thomas, Capt. 18th foot, d. unm. 13 June, ISOl. ^,
IV. Edward, d. uain. ■
V. William, d. 1872. J
I. Harriet, d. v.nm. Dee. 1.S51. M
II. Elizabetli, d. v.nm. 1877. Ij
The eldest son,
Stephen Slooro, Esq. of Barne, Lieut. -Col. 5th Dragoons,^
iligh Sheriff 1832, /;. 1782; in. June, 1805, Eleanor, dau. oi
Henry Westry, E.3q. of DubUn, and by her (who c^. 1859) had
issue, I
Stfphen Cii-\nLES, his l;eir.
Kichard, 0. ISl) ; d. irnm. !S.50.
Henry, b. 1819, ni. 2G Nov. 1857. Emily, only dau. of the
Right Hon. Justice Ge'Mge, of Cahore, eo. Wexford,
and d. 17 March, 1S77, leaving, Stephen George, b. 12 F'cb.
1862; Henry, 6. J.'^GG, and Eleanor Constance.
Mr. Moore d. 20 Nov. 18"0, and was a. by his eldest son,
Stephen Charles Modkb, Esq. of Barne, J. P. and D.L., 6.
1808; m. 25 May, 1833, Anna, dau. of Col. Kingsmill Penne-
father, of New Park, co. Tipperary, and had issue,
I. Stephen, his heir. ii. Richard Albert, b. 10 May, 1348.
III. Charles Henry, b. 8 Aug. 1851.
I. Anna Maria, m. Dec. ISDii, Capt. Charles Thornliill, R.A.
II. Katherine Grace, in. 27 Aug. 1870, Francis Jolin, eldest
son of Sir William Miliiian, Bart. '
III. Elmiua Constance, m. 5 Jan. 1875, Henry Bin-roughs,
Esq.
Mr. Moore d. 10 April, 1873.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., a swan arg. a border
engrailed or; 2nd and 3rd, counter-quartered; 1st and 4th,
arg., a cross-moline sa., for Colville; 2nd and 3rd, gu., a
fess chcquy arg. and az., for Lindsay. Cri'M — A goshawke,
seizing a cooney both ppr. Motto — Visuiiita fortior.
ib'eat— Barne, near Clonmel.
MOO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOO
1121
3iI00EE OF KILLASHEE.
See MooKE of Bakxe.
MOORE OF MOORE LODGE.
MooEE, William, Esq. of Moore Lodge, co.
Antrim, M.D., "King's" Professor of Medicine,
Trin. Coll. Dublin, b. 13 Kov. 1826 ; m. 3 Sept.
1863, Siduej Elancbe, dau. of Capt. Abraham Fuller,
of Woodfield, King's Co., by Frances Anna his wife,
dau. of Edmund Bigoe Armstrong, Esq. of Castle
Ai-mstrong, King's Co., and. has issue,
I. William, 6. 22 Nov. 1SG4.
II. John, 0. 31 Jan. IS6G. in. Alexander, 6. 5 Jan. 1SC8.
IV. Abraham, b. 24 JIarch, 1SG9.
V. Sydney WilUam, b. 15 June, 1S72.
VI. Eoger Clotworthy, b. 12 l-"eb. 1S75.
JCtlTCaflC. — James Moore migrated from Cumberland in
the reign of .Iames I., and settled at Ballinaereemure, parish
of Ballymoney, co. Antrim. His great-grandson, William
Moore, settled in 1702 at Killead, in same to., of which he was
High Sheriff in 1718. He m. Jliss Clot^voithy, and had a son,
John, of Moore's Grove, who was High Sheriff in 1733, and
was grandfatlier of Capt. Eoger Moore, of Killead, who was
High Sheriff in 1750, and who, in conjunction with Capt.
Thomas Thompson, in 1760, marched a contingent of 173
volunteers from Killead and the district round Antrim, to
oppose the landing of the French at Carriclifergus.
Joseph Moore, of Rosnashane, co. Antrim, great-granilson
of James, the first settler, and brother of the above William,
m. 1706, Miss Susan Breddy (Brady), of Grange, in same co.,
and had issue,
I. William, his successor.
II. James, of Desertdcrrin, ancestor of Mooke of Moore
Fort.
III. John, 6. 1712, ancestor of Moore of Lischeihan.
IV. Joseph, h. 171G, of Ahogliill, line extinc't.
V. Samson, of Moore Lodge, High Sheriff 17G7; d. 1775.
VI. George.
The eldest son,
William Moore, Esq. of Rosnashane, 6. 4 Aug. 1708; m.
Miss Elizabeth Courtcnay, of Glenburn, and, with three daus.,
bad two sons,
I. Joseph, his heir.
II. William, of Killagan, co. Antrim, High Sheriff 1778;
',n. the dau. of the Kev. J. Warren, Kector of KDrea, co.
I-ondondcrry, and had two sons,
1 Samson, of Moore Lodge, subsequently of Ballinacree,
Capt. in the Antrim regt.. High Sheriff 1809 ; m. Sarah
dau. of William Warren; andc<. .«. p.
2 William, officer in the 12th Light Dragoons, afterwards
Capt. in the Antrim regt., High Sheriff 1808. He suc-
ceeded his brother Samson in the Moore Lodge estates on
the accession oi the latter to the Ballinacree estates. He
-„i. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Rothe, Esq. of Mount Rothe,
CO. Kilkenny, and was ,«. by his son, George, on whose
death, unm., Moore Lodge was inherited by his cousin,
the present William Moore, Esq., M.D. of Moore Lodge.
The elder son,
Joseph BIoore, Esq. of Rosnashane, m. Susan, dau. of
Joseph Courtenay, Esq. of Glenburn, and had issue two
daus., Elizabeth, d. unm. ; and Alice (Mrs. Clarke, of Turna-
robert), and three sons,
I. William, d. young.
u. Thomas, Midshi|.man R.X., drowned.
III. Samson, his successor.
The 3rd, but only surviving, son,
Samson Moore, Esq. of Rosnashane, in. 178", Miss Jane
Eamadge.of MuUans; and d. 1832, leaving issue,
I. Thomas, an officer in the Antrim regt., d. unm.
II. Alexander, his successor.
III. William, Lieut. 71st regt. and 54th regt., d. in Burmese
War 1827. iv. Joseph, (/. young.
I. Elizabeth, m. 1842, E. Voung, Esq. of Hillmont, co.
. Antrim; and fM875. ii. Jane. in. Martha.
IV. Alice, M. 1831, James W. Armstrong, Esq. of Culmore
House, CO. Antrim, and has is.uie.
The 2nd son,
Alexander Moore, Esq. of Rosnashane, M.D., m. 1821,
Mary, dau. of Rev. B. Mitchell, and great-granddau. of James
Moore, Esq. of Uesertderrin ; and d. 1840, leaving issue,
I. William, now of Moore Lodge. ii. Samson, d. vi'm.
111. .iVlcxander, Lieut. -Col. in the army, ju. Mary, only dau.
of Gen. D. Tyler, United States of America, and has issue
a son,
Daniel Tyler,
IV. George, d., leaving a son,
George.
V. Thomas, to. Mary, eldest dau. of William Moore, Esq. of
Moore Eort, co. Antrim, and has issue,
1 Samson.
1 JIary Violet. 2 Alice Warren.
VI. Courtenay (Rev.), Rector of Castletown Roche, co. Cork;
m. Jessie Mona, dau. of Benjamin Duff", Esq., son of
Garden Duff", of Hatton Castle, by liis wife Louisa, eldest
dau. of the Gth Baron Duffus, and has issue,
1 Courtenay Edward. 2 Alexander Duff.
1 Harriett Emma. 2 Jessie Louisa.
I Mary. ii. Jane. iii. EUzabeth, deceased.
Arms — Az., on a chief engrailed or, an annulet between two
mullets gu. Crest— Out of a mural coronet ppr. charged with
an annulet gu., a Moor's head in profile, also ppr., the temples
encircled with a wreatll arg. and az. Motto — Fortiscadere
cedere non potest.
6Vr(<— Moore Lodge, co. Antrim. Jlcoidcncc—C7, Fitzwilliam
Square, Dubhn.
MOORE OF MOORE FORT.
MooEE, William, Esq. of Moore Fort, co.
Antrim, LL.D., High SherifE 1847, and J.P., b. 28
Oct. 1818 ; m. 2 April, 1816, Mary Shuldham, eldest
dau. of John Hill, Esq. of Bellaghy Castle, co.
Derry, and by her has issue,
I. James, 6. 22 Dec. 1843 ; d. 3 April, 1853.
II. William, 6. 3 June, 1S52. in. John, 6. 9 May, 1854.
IV. George Kenrick, 6. 11 Sept. 1857.
I. Mary. ii. Sarah,
lu. Ehzabeth, 6. 29 Feb. 1856.
HincaflC— This is a branch of Moobe of Moore Lodge,
descending from
Jajies Moore, Esq. of Desertderrin, co. Antrim, 2nd son of
Joseph Moore, Esq. of Rosnashane, 6. 1710; m. Bliss Lindsay,
and had a son,
James JIoore, Esq. of Moore Fort, who was father of
Ja.mes 3Ioore, Esq. of Moore Fort, co. Antrim, m. 15 Nov.
1S13, Mary, dau. of the Rev. Lindsay Hall, Rector of Done-
gore, and by her (who d. 31 Aug. 1833) had issue,
William, now of Moore Fort.
Lindsay, d. young. James, d. young.
Mary, ra. the Eev. Michael Fox Dudgeon, Vicar of Cratfield,
Suffolk. Alicia. Sarah, d. unm. 12 Sept. 1848]
Mr. Moore d. 18 Sept. 1847.
Arms, Crest, and Motio — Same as Moore of Moore lodge.
Seat — Moore Fort, Ballymoney, co. Antrim.
MOORE OF CORSWALL.
Caeeick-Mooee, John, Esq. of Corswall, co.
Wigton, J.P. and D.L., b. 12 Feb. 1805 ; vi. 12
April, 1835, Caroline, dau. of John Bradley, Esq.
of Colborne Hill, co. Staiford, by whom (who d.
27 Dec. 1876) he had issue,
I. John Graham, Royal Horse Guards, 6. 25 Sept. 1S45; m.
8 Feb. 1872, Florence, eldest dau. of William S. Wills
Sandford, Esq. of Compton Castle, Somerset.
I. Mary.
UlliraCIC.— John Moore, M.D. of Dovehill, b. 1730 (the
son of the Rev. Charles Moore, Minister of Stirling, by Marion
his wife, dau. of John Anderson, Esq. of Dovehill, the de-
scendant of an old and respected family, and grandson of
Capt. Charles Moore, who served in the wars of William III.),
was the author of Zdv.cn, Edioard, and Mordaunt. He m.
Jane, youngest dau. of the Rev. James Simpson, Professor of
Divinity in the University of Glasgow, and had issue,
John (.Sir), K.B., Lieut.-Gen., /). at Glasgow, 13 Nov. 1761,
killed at Corunna, Commanding-in-Chief, 16 Jan. 1809.
James, his successor.
Graham (Sir), G.C.B., Admiral R.N., to. 1812, Dora, dau. of
Thomas Eden, Esq., and d. 1843, leaving a sou, John, Capt.
R.N., b. 1821 ; d. 20 Jan. 1866.
Charles, of Lincoln's Inn, Barristcr-at-Law, Auditor of Public
Accounts, d. unm.
Francis, formerly Under Secretary of War, m. Frances, dau.
of Sir William Twysdcn, Bart., and relict of Archibald,
lith Earl of Eglinton, and left at his decease, 1854, two
1122
"MOO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOO
sons, William (Sir), K.C.B., Major-Gen. in the army; and
John, (/. unm.
Jane, d. unm. Dec. 1842.
The 2nd son,
James Cabrick Mooke, Esq. of Covswall, J. P. and D.L., h.
21 Dec. 17C2; m. 31 Dec. 1798, Ilunier., only dau. of John
Henderson, Esq. and had issue,
John, now of Corswall.
Geaham Francis Michell-Esmeade, of MonUton, Chippen-
ham, Wilts, J. P., Hiiih Sliei-iff 1S.")1, b. 18 Sept. 1807, Bar-
risU-r-at-Law, who assumed the names of Michell-Esmeade,
in compliance with the will of his cousin, Anne Michell, of
Monkton.
HaiTiettJane. Louisa, cZ. ujito. 1853. Julia.
This gentleman assumed, 1821, the additional surname of
Oabrick, in compliance with the testamentary injunction of
his relative, Robert Carrick, a Banker at Glasgow, who
bequeathed to him estates in cos. Wigton, Kirkcudbright, and
Ayr. He d. 1 June, 18C0.
Arms — Arg., on a fess engrailed az. three mullets of the
field in chief a sphinx ppr. all within a bordure engrailed gu.
t'/-M«— The head of a Saracen in profile ppr. couped at the neck,
the turban arg., the cap vert. Motto— Dm\s non f rangor.
.5ca(— Corswall, Stranraer, CO. Wigton, North Britain; and
Brook Farm, Cobham, Surrey.
MOORE OF ROWALIiANE.
MooEE, JoHX Egbert, M.A., of Eowallanc,
CO. Down, h. 4 Oct. 1801 ; vi. 1850, Jane, dau. of R.
Morris, Esq. of Carmarthen, and widow of Henry
Davidson, Esq. She d.s.j)- 185G.
JtinCaCJC. — This family claims to be a branch of the great
Scottish House of Mure, of Rowallan.
Col. Mdir, of King William Ill.'s army, obtained a grant of
lands in Ulster. His son,
Hugh Moore, Capt. in the 9th Dragoons, d. 2.3 Aug. 1777,
leaving an eldest son,
John Moore, Esq., m. Deborah, dau. of Piobcrt Isaac, Esq.
of Holywood, co. Down, and Anne his wife, dau. of James
liailie, Esq. of Inishargie, same co., a descendant of John
Knox, and by this lady (who d. 16 Feb. 180G, aged 76), left at
his decease, 6 Feb. 1800, aged 74, a son,
Hugh Moore, Esq. of Eglantine House and Mount Panther,
CO. Down, Capt. 5th Dragoon Guards ; m. 7 Nov. 1798, Priscilla
Cecilia, dau. of Robert Armitage, Esq. of Kensington, and
widow of Robert Shaw, Esq. of Tercnure, co. Dublin (grand-
father of the Right lion. Sir Fredciick Sbaw, Bart.), and by
this lady (who d. in April, 1849, in the fcOth year of her age)
had issue,
John Robert, present representative.
William Armitage, /j. 17 Oct. ISO.t; m. 1st, Jane Ada, dau.
of Thomas Ball, Esq., Master in Chancery; and 2ndly,
JIary, dau. of W. H. Metcalfe, Esq., and widow of 11. D.
Lockwood, Esq., and by the latter has issue, two sons and
two daus.
Jane Deborah, d. unm., 6 Dec. 186.3.
Priscilla Cecelia, m. 15 July, 1828, William Richard, 3rd
Earl Annesley.
Caroline Anne Elizabeth, m. 5 Nov. 1834, Rev. James P.
Garrett, of Kilgarron, co. Carlow.
Maria Clarissa, m. 15 Feb. 1838, William Humphreys, Esq.
of Ballyhaise House, co. Cavan.
Capt. Moore, who was A.D.C. to Gen. Needham during the
Irish Rebellion, and raised and commanded the Eglantine
Yeomanry, d. 29 July, ISIS, in the SGth year of his age, and
was s. by his eldest son. '
Stat — Eowallane, Saintfield, co. Down.
TIOORE OF MOORE HALL,,
Moore, George ArcrsTus, Esq. of Moore Hall,
CO. Mayo, b. 1852 ; s. his fatlier 1870.
ittttCilQC— This family claims descent from that of Barn-
borough.
George Moore, Esq., Vice-.\dmir.al of Connaught temp.
William III., m. Catherine, dau. of Robert Maxwell, Esq. of
Castle Tenel, Scotland, by Edilha his wife, dau. of Sir John
Dunbar, and -was father of
George Moore, Esq. of Ashbrook, co. Mayo, m. Snr.ah, dau.
of John Price, Esq. by his wife, Editha Machcu, of the city of
Gloucester, and wass. by his son,
John Moore, Esq. of Ashbrook, m. Jane, dau. of Edward
Athy, Esq. by Margaret his wife, heiress of Philip Lynch, Esq.
of Renville, co. Galway, and was father of
George Moore, of Moore Hall and Ashbrook, in. Catherine,
dau. of Dominick Killikelly, Esq of Lydrian Castle, co. Galway,
by Helen his wife, dau. of John O'Kelly, Esq. of Clone, co.
Kilkenny, and had a son and successor,
Geor9E Moore, Esq. of Moore Hall, m. 26 Aug. 1807, Louisa,
dau. of the Hon. John Browne, 6th son of John, 1st Earl of
Altamont, and d. 1840, having had issue, George Henry, his
heir; John, 6. 1812, d. s. jj. 1829; Arthur Augustus, 6. 1817,
d. s. p. 1845. The eldest son,
George Henry Moore, Esq. of Moore Hall, J. P. and D.L.,
M.P. CO. Mayo, h. 1808 ; m. 1S51, Mary, eldest dau. of Maurice
Blake, Esq. of Ballinafad, co. Mayo, and had issue,
George Augustus, now of Moore Hall.
Maurice, /). 1853. Augustus, 6. 1SS5.
Henry Julian, b. 1SG4.
Nina Mary Louisa.
Mr. Moore d. 19 April, 1870.
Arms — Or, a chevron engrailed between three moorcocks sa.
Vi-eat — A Moor's head and shoulders ppr., in his ear a ring or.
Motto — Fortis cadere cedere non potest.
Sfwi— Moore Hall, Bally glass, CO. Mayo. Address — Moulton,
near Spalding.
♦
MOORE OF MOORESFORT. I,
Moore, Arthur John, Esq., M.P., of Moores- <
fort, CO. Tipperary, J.P., D.L., M.P. Clonmel, 1871,
b. 15 Sept. 1819 ; m. 1877, Mary Lney Clifford, dau.
of Sir Charles Clifford, of Hatherton Hall,
Stafford {see Burke's Peerage, Clifford, B.)
ILlltmS''* — Charles Moore, Esq., son of Arthur Moore, ^
by Mary O'Hara his wife, purchased Mooresfort, co. Tipperary,
and was M.P. and J. P. for tliat co. He was b. 17 June, 1804;
m. 12 Jan. 1835, Marian Elizabeth, dau. of John Story, Esq.,
and liad issue,
Charles Henry D'Haha, deceased.
Arthur John, now of Mooresfort.
Marian Edith. Helena Blanche.
Laura Mary, m. 12 Aug. 1862, Capt. George Augustus
Vaughan, son of the Hon. George Laurence Vaughan, and
ncplu'w of the Earl of Lisburue, and has issue, Wilmoc
Charles, and Christine.
Mr. Moore d. Aug. 1SG9.
Arms — .\z., on a chief engrailed Or, a rose gu. barbed and
seeded ppr. between two mullets pierced of the 3rd. Crest —
Out of a mural crown ppr. a Moor's head also lipr., wreathed
about the temples arg. and az. and charged in the neck with a
rose gu. barbed vert. Motlo — Fortis cadere cedere non potest.
Seal — Mooresfort, Tipperary.
dau. ,:.
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MOORE OF BALLYDIVITY,
Stewart-Moore, James, Esq. of Ballydivity, co.j
Antrim, J.P., b. Nov. 1817 ; s. his father 1870 ; «»/
11 Jan. 1871, Elizaheth, dau. of Charles Stuart!
Esq. of Ballyhivistoc'k, and has issue,
James, h. 18 June, 1876.
Ethel, b. 30 Dec. 1877.
ILtncagC— Andrew Stew abd settled in Ireland after the '
Battle of Culloden, 1746. His son, James Steward, m. Jane,
only dau. of James Moore, of Ballydivity, and was father of
James Stewart-Moore, Esq. of Ballydivity, High Sheriff co.
.Vntrim 1798. He m. 1792, Margaret, dau. of the Ven. William
Siurrock, Archdeacon of Armagh, and d. 1845, having had
issue,
I. James Stewart Moore, late of Ballydivity.
ir. John, III. Elizabeth, dau. of A. Dunlop, Esq. and had
issue,
1 Margaret. 2 Frances. 3 Catherine, d. unm.
4 Anne. 5 Mary, m. Rev. A. Creery, and d. a. p.
HI. Henry, d. unm.
I. Harriett, v>. W. Stewart, Major in the army, and has issue.
II. Jane, ra. John Owens, Esq. and has issue.
III. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Robinson, Esq., and has issue.
The eldest son,
James Stewart Moore, Esq. of Ballydivity, co. Antrim,
J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1849, Capt. llth Hussars, served
in the Peninsula, at Waterloo, and in India, b. 1793; »i. 1845,
Frances, dau. of Henry Richardson, Esq. of Somerset, CO.
Loadoadcrry, and d. 1870, leaving by her (who d. 1876) issue,
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MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
1123
I. James, now of Ballydivitj-. n. Henry, 6. 1850.
I. Mar£;aret, m. Major II. Traccy, E..^.
II. Catherine, in. Anthony Traill, Esq., Fellow Trin. Coll.
Dublin.
Seat — Ballydivity, Dcrvock, co. Antrim.
MORANT OF BROKENHURST.
MoRAXT, Jonx, Esq. of Brokenhurst, Hants,
J.P. and D.L., lligli Sheriff IStJi), b. 11 Feb. 1825 ;
m. 1st, 26 June, 1855, Lady Ileurietta Louisa
Priscilla Somerset, dan. of llenrv, 7th Duke of
Beaufort, K.G. (whicli lady (f. 1863); and 2ndly,
2 April, 1866, Flora Jane, youngest dau. of the
Hon. and Rev. William Eden, by his wife, Baroness
Grey dc Ruthyn, by whom he has issue,
I. Edwaed John Harry Eden, b. 1SG3.
I. Mabel Caroline Flora.
HintclQC. — This family claims descent from theMoBAnsTS
of iloraunts Court, Kent, who are said to have sprung from
the ancient Norman House of Moeant of Chateou Movant,
represented at this day by Mons. do Morant, Marquis de
KoncheroUes and Baron de Coulonces. Soon after the seizure
of Jamaica, 1655, John Morant settled in that island, and d.
16^3. His son, John, dyins 1723, left a son, Joun Morant, who
m. Mary, dau. of Edward Pennant, Esq. of Clarendon, and
sister of Sir Samuel Pennant, Knt., and had, besides other
issue, a son,
Edward Morant, Esq., M.P. for Hindon 1T61, m. 1st, 1756,
Eleanor Angelina, dau. of — Dawkins, Esq. ; 2ndly, 22 April,
17'62, Mary, dau. and heiress of James Goddard, Esq., of the
family of Goddard o/ C/.i'^tf Pipon?, Wilts. Mr. Morant sat
for Lymington 1776-8, and for Yarmouth 1780-4, and d.
27 July, 1791. His son,
John Morant, Esq. of Brokenhurst, Hants, m. 5 Oct. 1784,
F.lizabeth Mary, dau. of George Richards, Esq., and by her
<who d. 21 Nov. 1794) left at his decease, 2 March, 1794, three
«ons and two daus.,
John his heir.
Edward, Ensign 1st regt. of Guards, d. 2 Sept. 1809.
George, of Kamborough Place, Hants, m. 19 April, 1813,
Mary, dau. of Evelyn Shirley, Esq. of Ettington Park, co.
Warwick, and by her (who d. 17 Feb. 1S38) had issue,
I. George, J. P., Grenadier Guards, h. IS Jan. 1814; rn.
31 Aug. 1835, Lydia, 3rd dau. of John Hemphill, Esq. of
Cashel, co. Tipperary, and had issue,
1 George Dight, Capt. R.X., 6. 8 Aug. 1837; m. 18
Sept. 1866, Sophia Georgiana, youngest dau. of Lieut. -
Col. Eyres, (irenadier Guards, and has issue, George
Edward Jordan, 6. 31 Julv, IbGS; Lydia Leuisa.
2 Charles Philip, b. 16 April, 1844.
3 John Hemphill, 6. 29 April, lti47.
4 Edward, b. 7 Dec. 1848, 31st regt.
1 JIary Barbara, d. 2 Oct. 1852.
2 Jane Malvina Williamza, m. 1 Aug. I860, Daniel
Thomas Grimston, 4th son of Col. Grimston, of Grim.s-
ton and Kilnwick, co. York.
3 Lydia Emily. 4 Harriot Louisa Horatia.
5 Georgina Madeline Laura. 6 Eliza.
7 Memoria Mary. 8 Flora Ebuda Catherine.
9 Phillis Angelina Rosamond.
II. Edward, late Major 12th Royal Lancers,
iir. Henry John (Rev.), Knapton Hall, Norfolk, m. 27 May,
1852, Caroline, dau. of Sir Sandford Graham, Bart., and
rf. 1871.
IV. Charles, late 11th Hussars, m. Malvina Elizabeth, dau.
of John Hemphill, Eeq. of Cashel, co. Tipperary, and has,
1 Charles. 2 Horatio.
1 Maud.
v. Horatio Harboard, Lieut. -Col., A.D.C. to the Queen,
■in. 21 Nov. Is67, Katherine Selina, only child of Francis
Locke, Esq. of Rowdeford, Wilts, and has issue a dau.,
6. 9 Dec. 1878.
Jxae, m. Gen. Sir John Lambert, K.C.B., and d. his widow
22 May, 1864. Catherine, d. 26 April, 1802.
The eldest son,
John Morant, Esq. of Brokenhurst, J.P. and D.L., 6. 27
Jan. 17S7, High Sheriff co. Southampton 1820. He m. 18 Sept.
1823, Lady Caroline Augusta Hay, dau. of William, 16th Earl
of Erroll, and d. 5 May, 1857, leaving issue,
John, now of Brokenhurst.
Hay-Richards, of Ringwood, Hants, m. 2 Nov. 18C1, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Charles Fludcr, Esq. of Lymiugton, Hants, and
has a son. Hay George Samuel, 6. 26 Dec. 1862, and other
issue.
AVilliam Samuel, Capt. formerly in the Grenr.dler Guards,
TO. Isabella, dau. of F. B. Long, Esq.. and d. 12 Feb. 1879.
Augusta Margaret, d. 1828.
^(•H!s— Gu., on a chevron arg. three talbots pas.«ant or-
r,fsf— A dove, in the beak an oli\e branch all ppr. Motto—
Lnmourant j'cspere.
Sent— Brokenhurst Park, near Lymington, Hants.
MORAY OF ABERCAIRNY.
Stirlixg-Home-Decmmo-d, Moeat-Chables
Esq. of Blair Drummond and Abercairuv (see n
481j. ^ ^'
JLt'lir.l gr— -The great House of Moray, or Murray derives
from
Freskine, a Fleming, who settled in Scotland during the
reign of David I., and acquired from that Monarch the lands of
Strathbrock, co. Linlithgow.
Sir Andrew Moray (son of Walter de Moravia*), of Bothwell,
joint Governor of the Kingdom, distinguished himself as the'
associate of Wallace. He m. a dau. of Sir John Cumin,
Lord of Badenach, and falling at the battle of Stirling, left
issue,
I. Andrew (Sir), who .?. at Bothwell. He vi. Lady Christian
Bruce, sister of King Robert I. of Scotland, and had two
sons,
John and Thomas, successively lords of Bothwell. The
elder </. without issue; and the younger, Thomas, left an
only dau. and heiress, Jean, m. Archibald, Lord of Gallo-
way, afterwards Earl of Douglas.
II. William, of Drumsargard.
The 2nd son.
Sir William Moray, of Drumsargard, d. about the year 1300,
and was s. by his son,
Sir John Moray, de Drumsargard, a personage of great
influence at the period in which he lived. He m. 1299, Lady
Mary, only dau. of 3Lilise, Cth Earl of Strathern, by whom he
acquired the lands of Abercairny, Ogilvic, &c., and had issue,
Maurice (Sir) ; Alexander ^Sir) ; and Walter, ancestor of
the Morays of Ogilface, a family now extinct. Sir John Moray
d. in the early part of the 14th century, and was s. by his
eldest son.
Sir Maurice Moray, of Drumsargard, a steady adherent of
David Bruce, who obtained, 1343, from that Monarch a
charter of the Earldom of Strathern, to himself and the heirs
male of his body. His Lordship in. a dau. of Thomas Randolph,
Earl of Moray, but had no issue. Accompanying King David
on his unfortunate expedition into England, the Earl was slain
at the battle of Durham, 1346, when the title of Strathern
reverted to the Crown, while the estates and representation of
the family devolved on his brother.
Sir Alexander Moray, who was returned heir to his
paternal inheritance 1349. In 13G6, at the decease of Thomas,
last Lord of Bothwell, without male issue. Sir Alexander
claimed, as next heir male, the succession to his estates ; but
the Lord of Galloway, having m., as before stated, the dau.
and heiress of the deceased Lord of Bothwell, had obtained full
possession. Sir Alexander Moray was «. at his decease by his
son.
Sir Andrew Moray, of Ogilvy and Abercairny, on whom
King James II. of Scotland conferred the honour of Knight-
hood. He r,i. a dau. of Sir Humphrey Cunningham, of Glen-
garnock, an ancient Ayrshire family, by whom he left at his
demise, tem2). James III. (with three daus., the elder m. Sir
Maurice Drummond, of Congraig, and the younger Charles
Campbell, of Stroucliore), a son and successor,
Sir Humphry Moray, of Ogilvy and Abercairny, living
teinp. King James III. He m. Catherine, dau. of Patrick, Lord
Graham, and sister of William, 1st Earl of Montrbse, by whom
he left a son and heir,
Andrew Moray, of Abercairny, one of the gallant warriors
of the reign of James IV. He m. Margaret, dau. of Alexander
Robertson, of Strowan. and had three sons,
George, who fell at Floddcnficld, »!. Agnes, a dau. of the
eminent Hou.sc of Lindsey, and had a son,
John, heir to his grandfather.
Humphrey (Sir), who d. s. j).
Robert, tutor-in-law to his nephew, John, during his
minority.
Abercairny attended his Sovereign to Flodden, and was there
slain with his elder son 1513. His grandson,
John Moray, of Abercairny, m. his cousin Lady Nicholas
Graham, dau. of William, Earl of Montrose, and had issue,
♦ "Walter's brother," says Chalmers, "propagated the
name of Moray by founding other Houses, one of « hich w.i.s
the Murrays of Tullibardine, now represented by the Duke o£
Athole."
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MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
William, his heir ; Eoeeet, successor to his hrother; Mr.rian,
m. Malcolm llobevtson, of Kicrqulian; Margaret, to. Andrew
Shaw, of Kinlochhill; Agnes, m. James Marshall, of Pitcairns;
Elizabeth, m. John Horrock, of that ilk; Janet, m. David
Toschosch, of Monyvaird; and Barbara, who d. unm. John
Moray fell at the Battle of Pinkie, 1574, and was s. by his son,
William Moray, of Abercairny, Hi. Margaret, dau. of
Laurence Lord Oliphant, but d. without surviving issue, 1558,
when the estates and representation passed to his brother, ^
EoBERT MoRAT, of Aborcaimy, who m. 1560, Catherine,
dau. of William Murray, of TuUibardine, and had, with
other issue, i. William, his heir; ii. David (Sir), ofGorthy,
appointed by James VL Governor to that Monarch's eldest
son. Prince Henry, and <«. s.j).; in. Mungo (Sir), of Craigie,
who m. a dau. of George Ilalket, of Pitfirran, and had
issue, Sir Robert Moray, Lord Justice Clerk, and Sir William
Moray, of Dreghorn, Master of the Works to King Charles II.
The Laird of Abercairny d. 29 Sept. 1549, and was s. by his son,
Sir William Moray, of Abercairny. This gentleman, con-
temporary with King James VI., was brought up with that
Prince at Stirling, His Majesty being then under the care of
Abercairny's aunt, the Countess of Mar. Sir William, who was
Master of Horse to the Queen, m. Christian, dau. of Sir
Laurence Mercer, of Aldie, and had (with a dau., Mary, to.
Patrick Murray, of Ochtertyre) a son,
Egbert, to. Helen, dau. of Alexander Bruce, of Cultma-
lundie, and dying v. p. 1628, left issue,
William, heir to his grandfather. David, d. s. p.
Anne, m. Alexander Kobertson, Esq. of Strowan.
Sir William Moray d. 1C40, and was s. by his grandson,
William Moray, Esq. of Abercairny, a devoted Koyalist, to.
Anne, dau. of George Hay, of Keillor, grandfather of John,
12th Earl of Errol, and had (with two daus., Isabel, to. Sir
Archibald Stewart, Bart, of Burrow ; and Helen, m. Mungo
Graham, of Gorthy) three sons, the eldest of whom.
Sir Robert Moray, of Abercairny, s. his father 1642, and
received the honour of Knighthood from King Charles II.
immediately after the Restoration. He to. Anne, dau. of
Patrick Graham, Esq. of Inchbraikie, and had issue,
WiLMAM, his heir.
Robert, a steady adherent of the Stuart family, to whom
the exiled James II., at St. Germains, entrusted several im-
portant commissions. He to. Janet, dau. of John Murray,
Esq. of Polmais, and left issue; but the line is now extinct.
John, who after the Revolution, entered the French service,
and attained the rank of Lieut. -Col. He d. unm. 1710.
Anne, m. David Graham, Esq. of Fintray.
Emilia, m. James Graham, Esq. of Garvock.
Sir Robert d. 1704, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Moray, Esq. of Abercairny. This gentleman,
taking no part in public affairs, but residing chiefly on his
paternal estate, improved the inheritance, and freed it entirely
from the incumbrances which the injustice of former times
and the extravagance of some of his predecessors had incurred,
lie TO. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Graeme, Esq. of Balgowan,
and dying 1735, left (with two daus., Louisa, to. Alexander,
Cth Earl of Kelly; and Elizabeth, to. David Graeme, Esq.) an
only son,
James Moray, Esq. of Abercairny, m. the Lady Christian
Montgomery, dau. of Alexander, 9th Earl of Egiinton, and
had issue,
Alexandek, "^
Charles,
■ successive possessors.
Susanna, in. Col. John Seaton, heir and representative of the
Earls of Dunfermline, and had issue.
Elizabeth, m. Andrew, Lord Rollo.
Margaret, m. John Sinclair, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Depute
of COS. Caithness and Sutherland.
Frances, m. 1st, George Drummond, Esq. of Blair Drum-
mond, and had a son, John, who </. in his infancy. Mrs.
Drummond in. 2ndly, Gen. Sir William Erskine, of Torrie,
and had issue.
The elder surviving son and heir,
Alexander Moray, Esq. of Abercairny, dying without issue,
was s. by his only surviving brother.
Col. Charles Moray, of Abercairny, in. the eldest dau. and
heiress of the late Sir William Stirling, Bart, of Ardoch, by
whom he acquired those lands, and had issue,
James, his heir.
William Moray Stirling, of whom presently.
Charles, Capt. in the army, who d. unm. 1820.
Christian, 7(i. Henry Home Drummond, Esq. of Blair Drum-
mond, and has had issue (see Dbdmmond of Blair Drum-
mond, page 481).
Margaret, d. unm. 1832.
Col. Moray Stirling d. 1810, and was s. by his eldest son,
James Moray, Esq. of Abercairny, a Magi.strate and D.L.
for CO. Perth, Capt. 15th Hussars, and subsequently Lieut. Col.
of the Perthshire Local Militia, to. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Gen.
Sir William Erskine, Bart, of Torrie; and 2ndly, 12 Oct. 1837,
Mary Frances, youngest dau. of Joseph Thomas, Esq. of
Shepherd's Bush and Cowley Hall, Middlesex, hut d. s. p.
Dec. 1840, when he was .5. by his brother,
William Moray-Stirling, Esq. of Abercairny, co. Perth,
and Ardoch, Major in the army, to. the Hon. Fanny Douglas,
dau. of Archibald, Lord Douglas, by the Lady Frances Scott,
grand-aunt of Walter, Duke of Bucoleuch. Major Moray-
Stirling served for a long period in the army, was ten years in
India, and was present at Waterloo, where he was severely
wounded. He s. his mother in Ardoch, and became the repre-
sentative and possessor of the estates of the ancient House of |
Abercairny on the death of his brother. He d. 9 Feb. 1850,
and was s. by his sister, Christian, who rf. 1864, and was s. by
her 2nd son Charles Stirling Home-Drummond-Moray, Esq.
of Abercairny and Blair Drummond (see Drdmmond).
Arms, tt'C. — See under Dkdmjiond of Blair Drummond,
MOUE OF LINLEY.
More, Robert Jasper, Esq. of LIbIgj Hall,
Salop, J.P. and D.L., M.A., late M.P. for South
Shropshire, b. 1836 ; m. 1871, Evaliue Frances, dau.
of Rev. Dr. Carr, of St. Helen's, co. Lancaster, and
has issue,
I. Thomas Jasper Mytton, &. 1872. ii. r.obert Henry.
III. Jasper Frederick. iv. A son, 6.3 Jan. 1879.
Hl'lTCitrrC— This is a family of great antiquity, deriving
its name fram the parish of More, near Bishop's Castle.
Richard (or, according to Camden, Thomas) de la More .
came from Normandy with Duke William, and lost his life at
the Battle of Hastings, leaving a son.
Sir Thomas de la More, who, to use the words of Camden,
"builte faire houses at Launceston, in Cornwall; Halton, in
Cheshire ; and More, in Shrop.shire, giving to the latter place
his paternal name." He m. Constance, dau. of Robert de
Umfrevil, Lord de Tours, and was ancestor Of the Mokes of
More, CO. Salop.
The Inquisitions show that the estate of Linley was held by
grand serjcantry, the condition of the tenure being the supply
of '200 men as a body guard to accompany the King when he
went into Wales. The Inquisition of Henry III. states that
the complement of men had been maintained by "Abavus,"
the grandfather of the More then holding the tenure. One of
the family was companion of Edward II. in Berkeley Castle,
and wrote his life in Latin. Sir Thomas Moore, the Chancellor,
the Moores, Earls of Mountcashell, and the Moores of Barn,
derive from collateral branches of this family.
William More, Esq. of Larden, in 1491 (grandson of Richard
More of More and Larden) to. Elizabeth, dau. of John Berkeley,
and had two sons, Edward, his heir; and Thomas, of Nedham,
Suffolk, whose son, Robert, returned into Salop, and was of
Linley; he was buried at the More, 20 March, 1G03-4, leaving
a son, Richard, of whom presently. The elder son,
Edward More, Esq. of Larden, 8 Henry VIII., in. Elizabeth,
dau. of Edward Cludde, Esq. of Orleton, and had three sons
I. Thomas, his heir; ii. John, Clerk of the Exchequer, father
of Sir Edward More, Knt. of Odiham, Hants; in. Eustace.
The eldest son,
Thomas More, Esq., who s. his father at Larden, m. and left
at his decease a son and successor,
Jasper IMore, Esq. of Larden, who d. 1613, leaving three
daus. only (one of whom n;. Samuel More, the Parhamentarian),
whereupon More and Larden passed to his cousin,
Richard More, Esq. of Linley, who thus re-united the
ancient estates of the family, being styled of More, Linley,
and Larden. He to. a sister of Sir Thomas Harris, Bart, of
Boreatton ; was High Sheriff in 1619, and represented the town
of Bishop's Castle in the Long Parliament of Charles I. The
part he took was decidedly anti-monarchial, and he appears
early among the most active partisans of the Parliament
within the county ; but he d. 6 Dec. 1G43, before the triumph
of his party, and was s. by his eldest son,
Samuel More, Esq. of Jlore, Linley, and Larden, who took
a leading part in the civil commotions of Salop. He had
scarcely paid the last rites to his father, when he was called
upon to take the command of Hopton Castle, one of the few
fortresses in Salop which were at that time in the interest
of the Parliament; and he gallantly sustained a month's siege,
with but thirty-one men against five hundred horse and foot.
MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
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Subfeqncntly events crowned with success the party espoused
by Col. More, as lie is fcenerally called, and lie was actively
engaged throughout the interregnum in the internal regula-
tions of Salop, of which lie was returned to be one of four
representatives to the Tarlianient summoned by Cbosiwell,
for Sept. 1050. His 1st wife, a dau. of his kinsman, Jasper
More, brought him three children. By a 2nd marriage he )uid
three sons and four dans., one of whom, Anne, m. Sir John
Turton, a Puisne Judge of the King's Bench. The sons were,
1. UiciiABD, his heir; ii. Thomas, M.D., d. unm. 1097, aged G9;
III. Ivobcrt, of Linlcy, who m. Sarah, dau. of Jolin Walcot,
of Walcot, Salop, and had an only son, Robert, successor
to his cousin, Thomas More, of More and Lardcn. The eldest
son,
EicHARD More, Esq. of More and Lardcn, b. 1027, Sf.P. for
Bishop's Castle from 16S8 to his death, ten years after; m.
1650, Anne, dau. of Isaac Pennington, Lord Mayor of London
1G43; by this lady, from whom he was divorced, he had no
issue. He m. 2ndly, Dorcas Owen, and had, with a younger
son, llichard, slain in battle 1709, another son,
Thomas More, Ksq. of More and Larden, at whose decease,
s. p. 1731, his estates passed to his cousin-german, only son of
Eobert More of Linley, 3rd son of Col. More.
Robert More, Esq. of Linley, M.P., I'.R.S., 6. 1703, distin-
guished as a traveller and botanist, the pupil and friend of
Linnteus. He introduced larch to England, and planted the
first at Linley, the day before those at Dunkcld, the Duke of
Athole and himself being Members of the Council of the Royal
Society at this time. Mr. More m. 1st, 1750, Ellen, dau. of
Thomas Wilson, Esq. of Trevallyn, and had by her,
I. Thomas, of Larden Hall, m. 19 Aug. 1795, Harriott, dau. of
Thomas Mytton, Esq. of Shipton, Salop, and dying 23 June,
1S04, left issue,
1 Robert Henry Gayer More (Rev.), of Larden Hall,
Much Wenlock, Salop, J. P., Incumbent of Shipton, Salop,
6. 20 June, 1798.
1 Harriet Jlary, m. her cousin, Rev. Thomas Frederick
More of Linley.
II. Robert.
Mr. More m. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of Thomas More, Esq. of
Millichope, which lady d. without issue 1792. He d. 5 Jan.
17S0, and was .i. at Larden by his sou, Thomas, and at Linley,
<fcc., by his son,
Robert More, Esq. of More, Linley, and Shelve, High Sheriff
1785; m. 4 Aug. 1781, Kliza, dau. of James Taylor, Esq. of
Much Hadham, Herts, and had issue,
Robert Bridgeman, of Linley Hall, High Sheriff 1822, 6.
29 April, 1788; rf. umu. 1^51.
Thomas Frederick, of Linley Hall.
Henry, an officer in the Peninsular War, d. 1814.
Catherine Louisa, vn. 12 Feb. Isll, Thomas White, M.D., of
Gla.stonbury and F.xcter.
Charlotte, rn. Arthur Meale, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of Belle-
vue, CO. Stafford, and d. 1828.
Laura Octavia, deceased. Olivia, d. 14 Feb. 1SC7.
Mr. More d. 12 Jan. 1818. His 2nd son.
Rev. Thomas Frederick More, of Linley Hall, b. 19 Jan.
1790; m. his cousin, 1831, Harriet Mary, dau. of Thomas
More, Esq. of Larden, and had issue,
Robert Jasper, now of Linley.
Harriet Louisa, vi. Rev. Maurice Lloyd, of Montgomery, dec.
Mr. More d. 7 Dec. 1869.
A;'ms — Sa., a swan close ppr. beaked gu. all within a border
engrailed arg. Civ.its — 1st, An eagle arg. preying upon a hare
sa. ; 2nd, Out of a ducal coronet or, a swan's head ancl neck ppr.
6'fa«.s-— Linley Ihill, Bishop's Castle, Salop; Cleobury North,
Bridgnorth.
IIOREWOOD OF ALFEETON.
?AL5rEE-M0UinV00D, ChAEIES ROWLAND, Esq.
of Alfreton, co. Derby and Ladbroke, co. Warwick,
J.P. both COS., and D.L. for co. Warwick, b. 8 June,
1843 ; m. 17 July, 1873, Patience Mary, 3rd dau. of
Right Rev. Lord Arthur Ilcrvey, Bishop of Bath
and Wells.
ILtUragC. — The Palmers of Ladbrokc are the senior line
of the Palmer family from which descend the Palmers of
Wanlip, the Palmer's of Nazing Park, and Palmer Lord
Selborne.
William Palmer, Esq. of Ladbroke, co. Warwick, son and
heir of Sir William Palmer, Knt. of Clerkenwell, who purchased
the estate of Ladbroke, temp. Charles L, m. Elizabeth, dau.
of John Scrymshire, Esq. of Norbury, co. Stafford, by Eliza-
beth his wife, only dau. of Sir Hervey Bagot, Bart., and had
Tritb a dau., EUzabetli, who U. unm., a son,
Charles Palmer, Esq. of Ladbroke, who m. Mary, dau. of
Sir Richard Newdigate, Bart, of Arbury Park, co. Warwick,
and had, with three daus. (Jlary, who d. unm. ; Dorothy, m.
— ^lurcott, Esq.; and Elizabeth, who d. unm.) two sons,
William, who d. v.nm., and
Charles Palmer, Esq. of Ladbrokc, who ra. Jane Anne, dau.
of Richard Goodwyn, Esq. of Ashbourne, co. Derby, and sister of
Ellen, wife of Georoe Mobewood, Esq. of Alfreton, High SherifE
in 1702 (representative of the Morewoods of Alfreton, a family
which ranked from an early period, with the principal gentry
of the county). By Jane, his wife, he had issue,
William, his heir.
Charles (Rev.), Rector of Lighthorne, b. 23 Nov. 1782; m. 1Z
Jan. 1823, Lady Charlotte Finch, dau. of Heneage, 4th Earl
of Aylesford, and had a son, Henry Charles, /;. 14 Aug. 1820,
and four daus., Louisa; Mary Isabella; Frances; and Char-
lotte Ellen.
Mary Anne, m. Thomas Bilbie, Esq. of Ncttleworth House,
Notts.
Ilis eldest son,
William Palmer JIorewood, Esq. of Alfreton Hall, co.
Derby, and Ladbroke, co. Warwick, m. Dec. 1815, Clara, 2nd
dau. of Sir Charles Blois, Bart., and by her (who d. 1805) had
issue,
Charles Rowland, late of Alfreton.
William Frederick, m. Lucy, dau. of Rev. C. Johnson, and
d. leaving- one son.
Ellen, m. G. H. Elliott, Esq. of Farnborough Park, Hants.
Lucy Anne.
This gentleman, whose patronymio was Palmer, assumed tho
surname of Mokewood on succeeding to the estates of the
Morewoods in 1S25. He d. 23 Feb. 1803, and was s. by his son,
Charles Rowland Palmer-Morewood, Esq. of Alfreton Hall,
and Ladbroke, J.P. and D.L., b. 5 Aug. 1819; m. 9 June,
1842, the Hon. Georgina Byron, 2nd dau. of George Aason^
7th Lord Byron, and had issue,
Charles Row-land, now of Alfreton.
William Lewis Georg'e. George Herbert.
Alfred. Ernest Augustus.
Georgiana Millicent, m. S. C. Allsopp, Esq., eldest son of
Henry Allsopp, Esq. of Hindlip, co. Worcester.
Adela, m. G. A. Hacket, Esq. of Moor Hall, co. Warwick.
Frances Maude, m. 30 April, 1872, Cecil Lyon, Esq., son of
Lieut. -Col. Lyon, of Dabruskcn, in Dumfries.
Ellen Mary, m. Sept. 1873, Edward Miller Muudy, Esq.,
of Shipley Hall.
He d. 21 Feb. 1873.
Arras — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, Mobewoot>, vert, an oalc
tree coupe on base arg. frueted or; 2nd and 3rd, Palmer, arg.,
on two bars sa. three trefoils of the first in chief a greyhound
courant of the second. Crests — Morewood : On u force arg. and
vert two arms cmbowed armed ppr. supporting a chaplet of oak
branches vert frueted or; Palmer: A greyhound sejant sa.
collared.
Scats — Alfreton Hall, Alfreton, co. Derby ; Ladbroke,
Southam, co. Warwick. Town House — 66, Queen's Gate, S.W.
C'U'M— J anior Carlton,
MORGAN OF HENGWHTtTCHA.
Morgan, Howel, Esq. of Hengwi-tucha, co,
Merioneth, and Penawer, co. Brecon, J.P. and D.L.
for cos, Merioneth and Brecon, and J.P. for co.
Montgomery, High Sheriff of the first named co.
1863 ; m. 13 Sept. 1860, Anne, 2nd dau. of Hugh
Jones, Esq. of Hengwrtucha, ccs. Merioneth,
Plashen and Carnarvon.
Seats — Hengwrtucha, Dolgelly; Pcna-wer, Brecon,
MORGAN OF GOLDEN GROVE.
MoEGAN, George Augustus, Esq. of Golden
Grove, CO. Flint, Lieut. -Col. in Her Maieslj's
Service, served in the Ottoman army 1851-55, first
as Aide-de-Camp to Gen. Cannon, and then to Gen.
Beatson, and afterwards commanded a regt. of
Albanian Cavalry, b. 11 April, 1828 ; m. 18 April,
1850, Emily, eldest dau, of Kev. J. T. Maine, M.A.
of Brighton Wood, Hants, J.P., and has a son,
Edward Acgustcs Gwyllyn, 6. 12 Feb. 1851.
HilltH^t. — This family, which has been seated from an
early period at Golden Grove, descends from Ednyfed Vvciian,
Lord of Brynffenigl, in Carnarvon, representative of Mar-
cui'DD AP Cynan, founder of the Vlllth noble tribe of North
Wales and Powys, memorable as the progenitor of the royal
House of Tudor.
1126
MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
Edwabd Mobgak, Esq., who assumed the family surname,
was 9th in descent from Sik Tudob ap Edstfzd Vtcban, one
of the Commissioners for a conclusion of peace between
Edwabd I., and Llewelyn, King of Korth Wales. He m.
Catherine, dau. of John Davies, Esq. of Gwysaney, and had
issue. The eldest son,
Edwabd Moegan, Esq. of Golden Grove, "learned in the
law," ill. Anne, dau. of John Conway, Esq. of Bodrhyddan,
and dying 2.5 Feb. 1611, left a son and heir,
EoBEBT MoEGAS, Esq. of Golden Grove, living 1622, who ?)i.
Catherine, dau. of Sir William Jones, of Castell-y-march, and
was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
Capt. William Morgan, of Golden Grove, who m. Eliza,
dau. of Thomas Whitley, Esq. of Aston, and had a son and heir,
Edwabd Morgan, Esq., slain at Winnington Bridge. He
left, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Thomas AVhite, Esq., a son
and successor,
Edward Morgax, Esq. of Golden Grove, who m. Ursula,
dau. of Sir Henry Bunhury, Bart, of Stanney, and had issue,
Edwabd, his heir; Thomas, a Capt. at Barbados; William;
Elizabeth; Catherine, who lived at Chester. Mr. Morgan d.
1532, and was s. by his son,
Edwabd Mobgas, Esq. of Golden Grove, b. 1669, High
Sheriff 1701. He to. Frances, dau. of William Bankes, Esq.
of AVinstanley Hall, co. Lancaster, and by her (who d. 1744)
had a dau., Catherine, m. Bobert Bankes, Esq. of Winstanley,
and a son,
Edward Morgan, Esq. of Golden Grove, High Sheriff 173S,
who m. Anne, dau. and heir of Robert Crompton, Esq. of
Kinnerton and Bache, co. Chester, and dying 1749, was s. by
his son,
Peter Mobgas, Esq. of Golden Grove, High Sheriff 1752,
who m. Margaret, dau. of John Hesketh, Esq. of Warrington,
and dying 1780, left a dau. Margaret, who d. unm., and a son
and successor,
Edwabd Morgan, Esq. of Golden Grove, J. P. and D.L.,
Lieut.-Col. Flintshire Militia, High Sheriff 1792, b. 7 Aug. 1759;
who m. 1792, Louisa, dau. and co-heiress of the late Thomas
Griffith, Esq. of Rhual, and had issue,
Edward, late of Golden Grove. Augustus Henry (Rev.).
X/Ouisa Henrietta, m. March, 1823, Richard Augustus Tucker
Steward, Esq. of Nottington House, Lieut.-Col. of the Dorset
Militia, and late M.P. for Weymouth.
Mr. Morgan d. 23 June, 1831, and was x. by his son,
Edward Moegan, Esq. of Golden Grove, J. P., Col. of the
Militia, 6. 1 April, 1793; m. 1st, 14 Feb. 1827, Charlotte, dau.
of Col. Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle, of Hartsheath Park, in the
same shire, and by her (who d. 23 April, 1828) had a son,
GEOEGE-ArorsTrs, now of Golden Grove.
Col. Morgan m. 2ndly, 31 July, 1S32, Alice, dau. of John
Douglas, Esq. of Gyrn, in co. Fhnt, and had hy her three sons,
Arthur Edward, late Capt. 71st Highlanders, b. 16 Aug. 1838.
Charies, b. 19 Feb. 1843. Edwin, 6. 2 Nov. 1848.
Mr. Morgan, formerly in the Royal Fusiliers, participated in
almost every action in the Peninsula, and was severely
wounded at the Battle of Albuera. He d. ISCl.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., a chevron enn. between
three Englishmen's heads couped at the neck in profile ppr.
hearded and armed sa., for Ednyfed Vtchan ; 2nd and 3rd,
gu., a Saracen"s head erased at the neck arg. environed about
the temples with a wreath or and arg., for Mabchcdd ap Cysan.
C-eit — An Englishman's head as in the arms. Jilotto — Heb
Dduw heb ddim, a Dduw a ddigon.
Seat — Golden Grove, HolywtU, built 1578.
MOHGAN 05" BIDDLESDON PARK.
iloEGAX, Geoege Maxxees, Esq. of Biddlesdon
Park, Bucks, and Abercothy, co. Carmartben, J. P.
Bucks and co. Northampton, Major Eoyal Bucks
Yeomanry Hussars, foi-iiierly Capt. 4tb Dragoon
Guards, b. 28 July, 1833 ; vi. 23 Sept. 1858, Eliza-
betb. Lydia Player, duu. of Capt. Thomas Brig-
stocke, E.X., and niece of W. Brigstocke, Esq. of
Blaenpant, co. Cardigan, and has had issue,
I. George Robert Manners, b. 24 July, 1859; d. 1 July, 1362.
II. Locis Ferdinand Habbt Coubthope, 6. 5 Jan. 1861.
i:i. Thomas Chandos Cliardin, h. 23 Dec. 1863.
1. Caroline Georgina Elizabeth Anna, b. 5 March, 1865.
iLillCaSE. — James Morgan, Esq. (of an old Carnarvonshire
family) of Lincoln's Inn, Earrister-at-Law, and a Bencher of
that Society, derived considerable property from his maternal
uncle, Erasmus Lewis, Esq. of Abercothy. He m. Mary, one of
the four daus. (of whom Catherine, m. Henry Paulet, 4th Duke
of Bolton) and co-heiresses of Charles Parry, Esq. of Oak-
field, Berks, by Mary his wife, dau. of Sir John Chardin, and
by her (who rf. 17 March, 1757) had issue,
George. William. John. Chardin.
James, D.D., of Oakfield, Berks, Rector of Llantrisant, co.
Glamorgan, and Piebendary of Gloucester, m. Mary Thoyts,
and had issue, Francis, of Oakfield ; James, Henry (Be v.),
Rector of Goodrich, near Ross ; and Mary.
John, of Bedford Square.
Mr. Morgan was s. by his eldest son,
Geobge Mobgan, Esq. of Abercothy, co. Carmarthen, and
Biddlesdon Park, Bucks, 6. 13 Oct. 1739, who m. 1792, Frances,
dau. of William Mabbott, of Bulmarsh Court, near Reading, by
Frances, dau. of George Courthope, Esq. of Whiligh, Sussex;
and d. 10 June, 1819, having had issue,
Geobge Manners, his heir.
William, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister, who m. Catherine, dau.
of John Woodward, Esq. of Uckfield, Sussex.
Charles, of Lincoln's Inn, who ra. Caroline, dau. of the Rev.
John James, Rector of Pcnmaen, near Swansea, and had
issue four children. Henry.
Frederick (Rev.), m. a dau. of Rev. J. Paylor, and had issue
four children.
Alfred, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law.
Edmund, m. a dau. of Charles Brett, Esq. of Cheltenham, and
had issue four children.
The eldest son,
George Morgan, Esq. of Biddlesdon Park, and of Abercothy,
CO. Carmarthen, J. P. cos. Bucks, Carmarthen, Northampton,
and Oxford, and D.L. for the three first-named cos., High Sheriff
of CO. Carmarthen, 1S24 and of Bucks 1826, b. 6 Aug. 1793;
TO. 1820, Anna Ehza, 4th dau. of George Laver Oliver, Esq. of
Brill Park, co. Buckingham, and by her (who d. 7 May, 1864)
had issue,
Geobge JIannebs, now of Biddlesdon Park.
Francis Frederick Richard Mansel, 6. Oct. 1833; in. 1865,
Alice, dau. of F. Krauztler, Esq., and has fiwo sons and two
daus.
Chandos Stuart Temple Henry, 6. Sept. 1839. j|
Mr. Morgan d. 1847. '
A-nns—Sa., a lion rampant regardant arg. CrcH — A dcmi-
lion rampant regardant as in the arms.
Stais— Biddlesdon Park, near Brackley ; and Abercothy, Car-
marthen.
MORICE OF SPRINaFIELD.
MoEiCE, FEAycis, Esq. of Springfield, co. Clare,
s. his father 15 Jan. 1858.
ILtttCagC.— This family claims descent from Grttftth ap
Ct.n'an, King of North Wales.
William Mobtce, Esq. (son and heir of John Moryce, Esq.
of Roydon, Essex), became possessed of the castle and manor of
Chipping Ongar, Essex, a.d. 1543. He m. Miss Isaake, of Kent,
and d. 17 Jan. 1553-4, leaving issue, i. James Morice, Esq.,
M.P. for Colchester, Essex, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of George
Medley, Esq., and was father of Sir John Morice, Knt. of Ongar
Castle, who took the name of Potntz ; James, d. 2 Feb. 1596,
and his wife d. 29 Sept. 1G03 : and ii. Rev. Tho.mas Mobice,
Rector of Layer Marney, Essex, who m. 15 Dec. 1570, Mar-
garet, dau. of Oliver Lyrde, Esq. of Coventry, co. Warwick,
and d. 1G02, leaving a son,
Thomas Mobice, Esq. of Woodford, Essex (see Heralds*
Visitation, 1634), m. Anne, dau. of Ralph Bayle, Esq. of Lon-
don, and bad a son,
Thomas Mobice, Esq., M.P. for Haslemere, Surrey, 13
Chables II. , TO. Anne Vaughan, relict of Evan Lloyd, Esq.,
and d. 1675, leaving a son,
Thomas Mobice, Esq., Paymaster of the British Forces in
Portugal. He ra. Alice, dau. of Sir William Undcriiill, Knt.
of Adlicote, co. Warwick, and by her (who d. 1733) had issue.
Mr. Morice d. 1713. His eldest son,
William Morice, Esq. of Kensington, Middlesex, in. 1st,
1715, Mary, dau. of Francis Atlerbury, Bishop of Rochester,
and by her (who d. 8 Nov. 1729) had issue, i. Francis, his
heir; i. Mary, d. 1803, aged 87; and ii. Charlotte, <?. 17;).''.
He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of Capt. John Philpot, of Kent, and
by her (who d. 1743) had two sons,
William, D.D., Chaplain in Ordinary to George III., ...
Hannah, dau. of John Yoyce, Esq. of Sudbury, Suffolk, and
had, with a dau., Mary, four sons, 1 WUliam, B.D., F.A.S. :
2 Burton; 3 John; and 4 Henry (Rev.), wi. Mary, dan. of
Sir John St. Aubyn, Eart. of Cornwall, and had is.sue,
Henry, d. 7 July, 1860 ; Mary, m. Rev. James Wood ; Ehza-
MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
1127
beth ; Fanny ; Wilholmina, vi. Rev. John T. BynR ; Char-
lotte, 771. Kev. Thomas UadclitT; and Sophia, deceased.
Thomas, <l. 1778; he was father of Major Thomas Henry
"Morice, K.H.
The eldest son,
Kev. Francis Morice, D.D., Prebendary of Limerick, and
TiectorofTradaree, co. Clare, m. 14 June, 17G4, Mary, dan. of
William Spaight, Esq., of Six Mile Bridge, liarri.'stor-at-Law,
CO. Clare, and had issue. Mr. Morice d. 3 Oct. 1778, and was
B. by his only son,
Francis Morice, Esq. of Sprinsfield, co. Clare, an officer in
the Clare regt. of Militia, b. 1 Jan. 1774; m. 15 July, 18-24,
Maria, dau. of Capt. William Spaight, of Corbally, co. Clare,
and by her (who d. 5 March, ISGO) had issue,
Francis, now of Springfield.
Milliccnt, m. Fitzgerald Blood, Esq. of Ballykilty, and has
issue, 1 John; 2 Joseph; 3 Francis, (/. 10 May, ls65;
4 Fitzgerald ; !> Charles Holcroft ; 6 Frederick William ;
1 Maria; and 2 Millicent.
Charlotte, m. Marcus Going, Esq., M.D., d. 21 Aug. 1857.
Maria.
Mr. Morice d. 15 Jan. 185S, aged 83.
^)-)iix — Az., on a fess or, between three boys' heads eoupod
at the shoulder affrontiic, each environed round the neck with
a snake ppr. a cock gu. beaked and logged gold between two
pheons of the third. Crest — A cock gu. beaked combed and
wattled or, environed round the neck with a snake ppr. Moito
— Dum spiro spero.
.Seat— Springfield, Six Mile Bridge, co. Clare.
MOEISON OF FINDERLIE LODGE.
Brown-Morison, JohnBeown, Esq.of Finderlie
Lodge, CO. Kinross, and West Errol Murie. co.
Perth, J.P. and D.L., b. 22 Jan. 1840 ; m. 20 Sept.
186-i, Eve Magdalen, dau. of George Waugh, Esq.
of Queensborough Terrace, Loudon, and has issue,
I. Got Edward, b. 4 March, 1867.
II. Valentine Dudley Ogilvy, b. 1869.
III. Basil, b. 1875.
1. Maud, d. 1865. il. Muriel, d. 1875.
III. Gwendolen. iv. Blanche Am^e.
3LflTC?C5C.— At the end of the IGth century, Peter Broun,
of Balquarhan, co. Stirling, acquired the lands of Finderlie —
and from him is said to have descended John Brocn — styled
of Craigo Mylne, who d. about 1675, and was s. by his son,
John Brocn, also styled of Craigo Mylne, who had two sons,
jflie younger of whom s. to Craigo Mylne, and is represented
jby James Brown, Esq. of Orchaid, co. Lanark. The elder son,
John Brocn, became of Finderlie. He 7)!. 1711, Janet
iStevenson, of Cocklaw, Fyfe, and was s. by his eldest son,
Ebenezer Brown, Esq. of Finderlie, m. the dau. of Thomp-
ion, of Seggie, co. Kinross, and was father of
.Tons Brown, Esq., whos. to Finderlie and also to BrocTcley,
vhich his father had acquired by purchase. He m. Anne,
|lau. of Beveridge of Wester Ealado, and was s. at his decease,
1 S30. by his son,
I Eev. James Brown, of Finderlie, m. 183S, Mary Neill, dau.
if Rev. Dr. Hay, and left at his decease, 1846, an only son,
jhe present John Brown Brown-Morison, Esq. of Finderlie.
I Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a fess sa. between three
iloors' heads ppr. banded of the first, for Morison ; 2nd and 3rd,
,|u., a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis arg., for Brown.
■ '''rKsts — 1st, Three Moors' heads conjoined in one ppr. banded arg.
line looking upwards the other two to the dexter and sinister,
[ jirMoBisoN ; 2nd, A lion rampant holding in the paw a fleur-de-
I IS ppr., for Urown. Mottoes — Prudentia pra;stet, for Morison ;
i loreat majestas, for Brown.
(li'o^j — Finderlie Ix)dgc, Kinross; Muric House, Errol, co.
ifcrth, N.B.
I. CarolineMargarettaPcnelope, 6. 7June, 1852; cM3March,
1 853.
3itltC7t0r.— Edward Morland, of Morlnnd, Westmorland,
d. leaving, besides other issue, his eldest son, John Morland,
b. 15G2, who d. leaving, besides other issue, his eldest son,
William Morland, b. 1590, who m. 1620, Elizabeth Holme,
and d. leaving, besides other issue, his eldest son, John
Morland, of Millflat-Morland, Capt. in the array 1620, m.
Elizabeth Robinson, and d. 1682, leaving two sons,
Thomas, his heir.
Jacob, of Capplethwaite Hall, Westmorland, m. 1st, 1097,
Rebecca, dau. of Col. Henry Jowls Cliancellor, of Maryland;
and 2ndly, 1704, Anne, dau. and heiress of Joseph Ward,
Esq. of Capplethwaite.
The elder son,
TuoMAs Morland, Esq., bapt. at Morland, 1649, 7/!. and had
a son,
William Morland, Esq., of Morland, afterwards of Court
Lodge, Lamberhurst, Kent, m. Ellen, dau. and co-heir (with her
sisters, the elder, wife of Mr. SerjcantBootle, and the second,
Mary, wife of Richard Gildart, Esq., M.P.) of Sir Thomas
Johnson, Knt., M.P. for Liverpool, and d. 1774, leaving, with
three daus., Elizabeth, m. Thomas Ilutton, Esq. of Gate
Burton, co. Lincoln; Mary, m. 1st, Robert Bagsliaw, Esq.,
and 2ndly, Richard Gildart, Esq.; and Ellen, m. Francis
Gildart, Esq., d. s. p. 1797) a son and heir,
Thomas Morland, Esq. of Court Lodge, b. 1734; ?». Anne,
dau. and co-heir of William Matson, Esq. of Titcup, in Furacss,
CO. Lancaster, and by her (who d. 1807) had issue,
William Alexander, of Court Lodge, m. Lydia Catherine.
dau. and co-heir of Rev. James Marriott, LL.D., Rector of
Horsmonden, but d. s. p. 24 Dec. 1846.
Henry (Rev.(, Rector^of Horsmonden, 7h. Harriet Frances, dau.
and co-heir of Rev. James Marriott, LL.D., and d. s. p. 1821.
His widow d. 18.52. Thomas, d. an infant.
Charles, of whom presently.
Anna Ellen, »h. Sir John Smith, Bart, of Sydling, Dorset,
d. s. p. 1817. Mary, d. unm. 14 Nov. 1852.
Margaret, hi. Thomas' Austen, Esq. of Kippington, Kent, Col.
in the army, and d. s. p. 1825.
Eliza, 7)1. Sir Charles Francis Farnaby, Bart., and d. s.p.lSGl.
Mr. Morland ci!. 18 Jan. 1784. His 4th son,
Charles Morland, Esq., Col. in the army, Aidc-de-Cartip to
the King, 6. 1775; 711. 5 Jan. 181'2. Caroline Eustatia, dau. of
William, 8th Earl of Devon, and 2nd Viscount Counenay, of
Powderham, and by her (who d. 6 March, 1851), left at his
decease, 14 June, 1828, a dau., Caroline Ann (who d. loou.
1841), and a son, the present William Courtenat Morland,
Esq. of Court Lodge, Lamberhurst.
Arms — Az., a griflin segreant or, quartering Matson, Coue-
tenay, and Rivers. Crest — A falcon ppr. belled or.
Scat — The Court Lodge, Lamberhurst, Kent.
MORISON OF BOGNIE.
See Gbaxt Duff of Ration.
II!..'
id''*
I MORLAND OF THE COURT LODGE.
MoELAND, William Courtenat, Esq. of the
jurt Lodge, Lamberhurst, Kent, J.P. and D.L.,
[igh Sheriff for Sussex 1876, b. 13 March, 1818 ;
. 27 June, 1843, Margarctta Eliza, 3rd dau. of Gen.
' William Cator, K.O.B., E.A., and has issue,
Charles William, 6. 6 Feb. 1849, late Ensign 71st regt.,
J.P. for Kent and Sussex.
Henry Courtenay, 6. 21 March, 1855, Lieut. 5lh Lantcrs.
II.
MORLEY OF MARRICK PAP.X.
MoELET, Francis, Esq. of Blarrick Park, co.
York, Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. 3rd regt. of
Foot, the Bufis, b. 19 Nov. 1836.
iLtntagC— By the earliest records wc learn that Wen-
nington Hall, together with the manor, was held by the family
who bore the local surname, and that, at a period antecedenc
to the time of Edward II., William de Wcnnyngton was in
possession of the estate. His grand-duu. (only child of tis
son Gilbert),
Margaret de Wennington, conveyed the lands in marriage,
about 4 Edward III., to her husband, Richard de Merlet, or
MoRLEY, of Great and Little Morley, co. Lancaster). In the
descendants of this alliance, Wennington continued until the
year 1673, when, on their removal to Bcamsley Hall, West
Riding co. York, it was sold to the Marsdens of Gisburn, and
is now possessed by William Allen Francis Sacnders, Esq.,
who is married to the dau. of a descendant of the ancient
possessor, JosiAS Morley, Esq. ofBeamsley.
John de Morley, Lord of Great and Little Morley, son of
Richard de Morley and JIargarct de Wennington his wife,
inherited the manor of Wennington, jiO'c matris. He m. Ana
Booth, of Barton, and from him lineally descended,
Francis Morley, Esq. of Wennington, ra. Cassandra, c!au.
and co-heir of Josias Lambert, Esq. of Calton, in Craven,
and sister of the famous Parliamentary general, John Lnm-
bort. By this lady (who „>. 2ndly, Mr. Claxton), Francis
Jlorley had three sons, i. Thomas, of Wennington, aged 56,
16 Sept. 1664; 11. Josias, b. 1 Nov. 1612, m. 8 July, 1642,
Dorothy Thompson, and d. at Hornby, 31 Dec. 1690, leaving a
numerous issue ; and iii. FranciS, of whose des.enUants we
treat. The Srd son,
4d
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MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
Francis MonLtT, Esq., 6. 3 Aug. 1614; m. Jane Buskell, of
Capel Side, Westnioilaiul, and hud two sons,
I. JosiAs, of Wennins'ton Hal), and afterwards of Scale House,
in Craven, Lord of the Manor of liethmesloy and Clapliam,
by purchase from the senior branch of the family. He m.
twice: by his 1st wife, Elizabeth, he had no child; but by
the 2nd, Anne, dau. of William Atkinson, of West Ilaltou,
he had issue. ii. Francis, of whom presently.
Mr. Morley <?. in Franco. His 2nd son,
Francis Mori-ey, F.sq. of Clapham, co. York, h. 3 March,
1652; m. Emmat, dau. of Byrks, of I'urseland, co. York, and
had four sons and live daus. He d. 1708, and was s. by his
eldest son,
John JIoblet, Esq. of Beamsley Hall, Lord of the Manors
of Bethmcsley and Claiiham, m. Anne, dau. of Tlionias Benson,
Esq. of Lancaster, and had issue,
I. JosiAs, his heir.
I. Elizabeth, m. Caleb Eeadshaw, Esq. of Richmond, and had
issue,
1 Caleb RsADsnAW, heir to his uncle.
1 Anne Rcadsluiw.
2 Jane lJead.shuw, in. Thomas Cornforth, Esq. of Rich-
mond.
II. Margaret, m. the Very Rev. Thomas Wilson, D.D., Dean
of Carlisle, and left is.sue,
1 Thomas Wilson, A.M., Vicar of Corbridce, North-
umberland, who s. to Clapham and liuthmel! at the
decease of his uncle, Josias, and took the name of
MoRLET. He m. 9 April, 1782, Maria, dau. of W. Hughes,
Esq. of Low Field, .Somerset.
2 Gcoi-jcc (Rev.), A.M., n). Jane, dau. of Rev. Charles
Alix, of Swaffham, co. Cambridge.
1 Margaret, ni. Robert Walters, ICsq.
2 Barbara, m. John L. Pownall, Esq.
The only son,
JosiAs MoRLET, Esq. of Bethmcsley and Giggleswiclc, Lord
of the Manors of Beamsley and Clapham, m. Lydia, dau. and
co-heir of George Whalley, Esq. of Wintcrburne ; but d. s. x>.
1783, when he was s. at Beamsley by his nephew,
Caleb Readshaw, Esq., who assumed, in consequence, the
surname and arms of Morley. He m. Alice Mary, dau. of
Henry Chaytor, Esq. of Croft, and by her (who d. 1833) had
issue,
JosiAS Readshaw BIorlet, his heir.
John Readshaw Morley, Hanoverian Consul at Calais.
William, d. unrn. Matthew, d. unia. Thomas.
The eldest son,
JosiAs Readshaw Morley, Esq. of Beamsley Hall and
Marrick Park, co. York, //(. 1st, Miss Mary Colliuj;; and 2ndly,
Jane, dau. of Rev. Mr. Wil.son, of Corbridge (she d. 17 Feb.
18G9); by the former of whom he left at his decease, 1827, two
sons and two daus.,
I. Francis, late of JIarriek Park.
II. Thomas, 6. 6 Feb. 1814; d. Xov. 1SC5.
I. Mary.
n. Dorothy, m. 30 Dec. 1841, William Allen Francis Saunders,
Esq. of Wennington Hall, co. Lancaster.
The son and heir,
Francis Morley, Esq. of Blarrick Park, J. P., h. .5 April,
1810; TO. 1836, Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late John Clorvaux
Chaytor, Esq. of Spennithornc Hall, and had issue,
Francis, now of Marrick Park.
Clervaux, Capt. R.A., b. 1841.
Charlotte Anne. Anna Elizabeth. Alice Sophia.
Mr. Morley d. 1854.
Ariiu — .Sa., a leopard's face or, jessant of fieurs-de-lis arg.
CruU — 1st, A lci>p;ird's face or, jessant, lleur-de-lis arg.
Motto — S'ils te mordent, mord les.
Seal — Maxrick Park, Richmond, co. York,
MOHONY OF MILLTOWN HOUSE.
The late BrEBr.TT Mokoxt, Esq. of Milltown
House, CO. Clare, J.P. aud D.L., Higli Shcrifl' 1861-
62, b. 18 June, 1815 ; m. 11 June, 18i7, Eleanor
Lucinda, dau. of George Dartnell, Esq. of Limerick,
and d. 1870. His widow is now of Milltown House.
?ti!tr<T(JC.— The ancient family of Morony has long been
settled in co. Clare.
Pierce BIohony, Esq. of Clown Meagh, whose will bears
date 8 Dec. 1C78, m. Margaret, dau. of Theobald Butler, Esq.,
and had (with four daus., the youngest, Catherine, wife of
Thady Quin, ancestor of Lord Dunrayen) two sous, of whom
the younger was
Pierce Morony, who ni, and had issue two sons and four
daus. The elder son,
Edmond Morony, Esq. of Poulmallen, co. Clare, m. 1st,
Mary Anne, dau. of Ralph Westropp, Esq. of Maryfort, by
whom he had four sons, Thomas, Westropp, John, and Ralph;
and as many daus., Jane, Hannah, Mary Anne, and Elizabeth.
He m. 2ndly, Blanch Vincent, of Limerick, and had by her
two sons, Edmond and Exham; and three daus., Elizabeth,
Blanch, and Susannah. The eldest son by the 1st marriage,
Tho.mas Morony, Esq. of Milltown House, J. P., High Sheriff
1790, 111. 1776, Frances, dau. of Edmond Morony, Esq. of Cork,
by Mary his wife, dau. of Francis Goold, Esq., and by her (who
d. 1793) left at his decease, 7 June, 1832, five sons, Edmond,
Thomas Harrison, Francis Goold, Henry, and John; and
three daus., Mary, Anne, and Frances. The 2nd son,
Thomas Harrison Morony, Esq. of Milltown House, J. P.,
m. 20 March, 1809, Anna Burdett, and had issue,
I. Thomas, h. 1809; m. 1833, Anna Maria, eldest dau. of
George Dartnell, Esq. of Limerick; and (/.leaving issue,
1 Thomas, d. 1830; 1 Rose; 2 Anne; 3 Emily, d. 1854.
II. BoRDETT, late of Milltown House.
III. Henry, Ij. 22 Nov. 1819; d. uma. 18 .^pril, 1S4I.
I. Charlotte, m. 1837, Thomas Barclay, Esq. of Ballyarkny,
J. P., and had issue.
II. Frances, la. Rev. Michael Fitzgerald, Rector of Kilfarboj-,
and Vicar of Kildysart.
III. Anna Maria, m. 16 Jan. 1808, William Duckctt, Esq.,
J. P., of Duckctt's Grove, co. Caiiow.
IV. Emily, /;(. 23 Sepc. 1851, Edward Griffiths, 2nd son of
Louis (Griffiths, Esq. of Marl Hill, Cheltenham, and has
issue. V. Louisa, d. xoua. 4 July, 1857.
Mr. Morony d. 13 Jan. 1S54.
Arin^ — Az.. three crosscs-crosslet chevronways between as
many boars' heads erased arg. (jrcst — A lion rampant, holding
between the i^ws a halbert erect. Motto — Amicis semper
fidelis.
Seal — Milltown House, Miltown Malbay, co. Clare.
MORHALL OF PLAS YOLYN.
MoERALi, The Rev. Cyetjs, of Plus Yolyn,
Salop, M.A. Brasenose Coll. Oxon, lateYicar of
North Leigh, m. 1st, 1 Aug. 1833, Emily Jane, dau.
of the Rev. Francis Blackburne, M.A., Rector of
Weston-snper-Mare, and by her (who d. 21 April,
1851) had issue,
I. Charles Edward, h. 2 Dec. 1842; d. 25 Sept. 1849.
II. Francis Edwardes, b. 6 Sept. 1844; d. '22 Feb. 1853.
III. Cyril Blackburne, d. an infant.
IV. Edward Richard, b. 1852; d. 11 Jan. 1855.
V. Cyrus, 6. 9 April, 1854.
I. Emily Harriet, d. unvi. 1859. ii. Caroline Jane.
III. Adelaide Owen, m. Rev. Evan Lewis, Rector of Dol-
gelly, and Canon of Bangor.
IV. Margaret. v. Elizabeth Dora.
Mr. Morrall m. 2ndly, 10 Nor. 18G0, Georgians
Fleming, widow of Henry Urquhart, Esq., and dau.
of Robert Fisher, Esq. of Chetwynd Grove, Salop,
which lady d. 11 April, 1872.
ittltcnjr.— The Morralls have been seated in Salop from
an early period, and they now represent the very ancienl
family of Edwardes of Kilhendre, which had resided in Dud-
leston antecedently to the date of any existing records.
Edward Morrall, Esq. of Plus Yolyn (son of John Morrall,
Esq. of Plas Yolyn, by Judith his wife, dau. and eventual
heiress of Thomas Edwardes, Esq., of Kilhendrie, Salop, ISthin
descent from Tudor Trevor), s. to Kilhendrie at the decease
of his uncle, Thomas Edwardes, Esq., M.D. He to. Elizabeth,
dau. of Edward Dymock, Esq. of Willington, and Penley, CO.
Flint ; and 10 Jan. 1741, when he was s. by his eldest son,
JosiAU Morrall, Esq. of Pliis Yolyn and Kilhendre, m,
Margaret, sister of Sir Edward Lloyd, Bart, of Pcngwern, by
whom ho had six daus., but leaving no male issue, the estates
were inherited by his brother,
William JIorrall, Esq. of Plus Yolyn and Kilhendre, m.
Susanna, dau. and heiress of John Bee, Esq. of Wendlebury,
CO. O.xford ; and dying II March, 17.')fi, was s. by his son,
Charles Morrall, Esq. of Kilhendre and Phis Yolyn, who
sold the Kilhendre estate in 1800. He m. Frances, only dau.
of William Challoner, Esq., and sole heiress of her brother,
William Challoner, Esq., who d. during his shrievalty for
Salop 1800. By this lady (who d. 7 Dec. 1823) Mr. Morrall
had (with one dau.) nine sons, >
JIOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
sroR
1129
I. William, his heir.
ir. CuARLES, of New Ilall, Salop, residing in Chester, J. P.
and D.L., m. Klizabeth, dau. ot William Boates, Esq. of
Liverpool, and had an only child, Emily, who m. Michael
William Bellew Nugent, Esq.
III. Edwabd, successor to his brother Charles.
IV. Cyrus, of Liverpool, ui. 1803, Margaret, dau. of Ecv.
IJichard Owen, M.A., of Bodsilyn, co. Carnarvon, and of ly
Obry, CO. ilerioncth (Uector of Eoscolyn); aud d. ISJO,
having had issue,
1 Ctrds, now of Plas Yolyn.
2 John Charles, 6. 1S07; (/. xinm. 1S40.
1 Margaret Owen, Hi. 1854, Capt. .John White, R.N., ■nho
d. July, 1S54. 2 Harriet Lumley, deceased.
T. Thomas, d. unm.
VI. Robert, m. Margaret, dau. of Michael Eichardson, Esq.
of Liverpool ; and d. a. ]}. 1872.
VII. Henry (Rev.), M..V.: d. s. p. viir. Philip, d. unm.
DC. John (Rev.), M.A., late Fellow of Bra-senose Coll., to.
Elizabeth, dau. of William Harding, I'sq. of Liverpool.
Mr. MorraU d. 1822, and was s. by his eldest son,
WiLLi.ASf SIorrall, Esq. of Plus Yolyn, sometime Cspt.
9th foot, m. Miss Sarah Thomas, and had an only child, Eliza-
beth Essex, m. William Legh Hilton, Esq., a Capt. in ihe
army. Mr. Morrall, dying without male issue, was s. in Plas
Yolyn by his brother Charles; then by Edward Mobkall,
Esq. of Plas Yolyn and Plas Warren, who d. 1S5S, and was s.
by his nephew, Rev. Ctrds Morrall, now of Plas Yolyn.
Arms^Arg., a mural or embattled fess gu. chargedw ith
three palm-branches of the field between six Cornish choughs
ppr., quartering Edwards — viz., gu., a chevron engrailed
between three boars' heads erased arg. Crest — Ademi-griffin.
Motto — Norma tuta veritsis.
&at— Plas Yolyn, Ellesmere, Salop.
atORIlELL OF HEADINGTON-HILL HALL.
MoERELL, GrEOEGE HEEBEET,Esq.of Heaclington-
Hill Hall, CO. Oxford, M.A. and B.C.L. of Exeter
Coll. Oxford, J.P. for Berks and Oxford, b. 20 Feb.
1845 ; m. 4 Feb. 1874, Emily Alicia, only dau. and
heir of James Morrell, Esq. of Headington Hill.
ilt'ncagc.— Jeremiah BIobrell, Esq. of Wallingford,
Berts, m. 1T2G, Mary Smith, of GuOdford, and had issue,
I. Jeremiah, m. and had issue.
II. William, m. and had issue. in. Charles, d. v.vm.
IV. Mark, of Wallingford, bapt. 22 Nov. 1737 ; m. Miss
Greenwood, and had issne,
1 Charles, of AVallingford, m. and had issne.
2 Mark, d. unM. 3 James, of whom hereafter.
4 John.
1 Sarah.
2 Mary, m. Mr. Stone, of Engleficld, Berks, and had issue
one son, William Henry (see beloic).
Mark Morrell d. 1787. His third son,
Jajies Morrell, Esq. of Headingtdn Ilill, co. Oxford, m.
Jane, dau. of Theophilus Wharton, Esq. of Headington,
and d. 10 Nov. 185-5, having had issue,
1 Mark Theophilus, d. unm. 28 Jan. 1842.
2 James, of Headington. J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
CO. Oxford 1853, 6. 10 March, 1810; t,i. 27 Nov. 1»51,
Alicia Harriette, dau. of Rev. W. Everett, B.D., Rector
of Romford, Essex, and d. 12 Sept. 1b63, leaving an only
dau. and heir,
Emily Alicia, of Headington Hill, who m., as above,
her kinsman, Georoe Herbert Moebell, Esq., in her
right now of Headington Hill.
1 Emily, m. 25 May, IS30, William H. Stone, Esq. of Streat-
ley House, Berks, and had issue, one dau., Jane Mary, i.
May, 1831, d. 7 Feb. 1847.
•V. James, of Oxford, h. 1739; d. 3 May, 1807. He m. 1769,
Anne, dau. of Wilmot Baker, Esq. of Moulsford, Berks, by
whom (who d. 25 Jan. 1819) he had, with six daus. (Mar-
garetta Maria, m. Rev. Robert Wintio, Vicar of Culham,
CO. Oxford; Anne Deacon, d. vnm. 1780; JIary, to. Rev.
Edward Ban-y, Rector of Wallingford; Sarah, d. unm.;
EUzabeth, d. unm. ; Frances, d. unm.), two sons,
1 Deacon, of Moulsford, Berks, 6. 9 Sept. 1775, d. unm.
10 March, 1854, s. by his nephew, Hopewell Baker Morrell.
2 Baker, of Oxford, 6. 21 June, 1779, d. 20 April, 185G,
m. 1801, Mary Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Rev. Joseph
Chapman, D.D., President of Trin. Coll. Oxford, by whom
(who d. 1862) he had a dau., Anne Elizabeth, l>. 17 June,
1804, to. Rev. Charles Girdlestonc, Rector of King's
Winford, co. Stafford, and five sons,
James Wright Hayward, 6. 9 April, 1802; d. 9 May,
1873; m. Mary Caroline, dau. of James Stuart, Esq.,
of Quebec, and had issue, 1 George Deacon, of FortU-
ampton, co. Gloucester; 2 Hopewell Baker, of Mouls-
ford, 6. 1836. m. Louisa, dau. of J. C. Hay, Esq.; 3
Charles Girdlcstoue ; 4 James ; 1 Mary Susanna, m.
Major Arthur Ford, U.H.A.; 2 Fanny Caroline, m.
James Arthur Hilliard, Esq.
Enhcrt Price (Rev.), Rector of Woodham Mortimer,
Es.sex, 6. 15 Dec. 1806,./. 8 June, 1872, m. Mary Mount,
dau. of Major Brock, and had issue, 1 Henry, m. 1st,
Emily Marianne LeMeasurer (whoci. 1868) ; and 2ndly,
1870, Anne Carlyon, of Cornwall; 1 Charlotte Mount,
rn. Weymouth Schrieber, Esq. of Toronto, Canada; 2
Blary; 3 Emily, m. Capt. John Duncan Cameron,
Chester Jlililia.
Fiederick Joseph, of Broughton, near Banbury, h. 25 Jan.
1811; TO. 23 Dec. 1831, Elizabeth .Maria, dau. of Joseph
Parker, Esq. of Black Hall, Oxford, and had issue,
1 Frederic Parker, of Black Hall, 6. 3 .April, 1839, to. 26
Feb. 18G7, Harriette Anne, dau. of Rev. Philip Wynter,
D.D., President of St. John's Coll. Oxford, and has
i.ssuc; 2 Baker (Rev.), b. 6 March, 1841, to. 21 Nov.
1867, Edith Frances, dau. of Col. Brett, 17th Lancei-s;
3 Edward Chapman; 4 George Lewes Hayes ; 5 Arthur;
1 Mary Sophia, ),i. 4 April, 1867, Charles Edward Kai-s-
lake, Esq. (who .7. 22 Nov. 1873); 2 Anna Maria; 3
Louisa .\nne ; 4 Helen.
George (Rev.), Vicar of Moulsford, 6. 4 July, 1813; to.
Anna Letitia, dau. of David Powell, Esq. of Loughton,
Essex, and has issue, 1 Geobge Herbert, now ot Head-
ington Hill, jure xixoris, b. 20 Feb. 1845; 2 Robert
Baker, m. 25 June, 1873, Frances Anna, dau. of Rev.
Lewis Haig Lloyd, ViearofCholsey; 3 Edward, to. 1874,
Frances, dau. of J. Kirkwood, Esq.; 1 Mary Agnes.
Thcmas Baker (Right Rev.), Bishop Coadjutor of Edin-
burgh, 1863-G9, 6.4 Aug. 1815; m. Francina Maria,
dau. of Charles Lane, Esq. of Badgmore, Henley;
d. 5 Nov. 1877.
VI. Robert, m. and had issue.
Jeremiah Morrell d. 20 July, ISGC.
Arm.'s — Or, a bend gu., in base a cross crosslet of the last.
Crest — A demi-lion rampant guardant per pale arg. and sa.,
holding in the dexter paw a stalk of three roses gu., seeded or,
barbed and stalked vert. jVo«o— Bono animo esto.
/Scat— Headington Hill HaU, Oxford.
mCOREICE OF CATTHOSPE.
SIoEEicE, John Waltee, Esq. of Catthorpe
Towers, co. Leicester, J.P. andD.L.,M.A.,Barrister-
at-Law, b. 1 July, 1S21 ; m. Dec. 1848, Mary, 2nd
dau. of John Straugcn-ajs Donaldson Selby, Esq. of
Clieswick House, Northumberland, by MaiyDorotliy
liis wife, dau. of Eobert Grey, Esq. of iSharestou,
and lias issue,
I. John George Selet, 34th regt., 6. 1849.
II. W. S. Morrice, 81st regt., b. 1851.
III. L. E. Morrice, 6. lbG2.
I. Constance Helen. ii. Eugenie Grey.
Mr. Morrice, and his brother, the Eev. William
David Morrice, M. A., Vicar of St. Thomas, Salisbury,
Wilts, and Prebendary of Sarum, are the sons of
the late John Morrice, Esq. of London, Merchant,
by Mary his wife, dau. of David Morrice, Esq. of
Tullos, !N".B., and grandsons of Eev. William Morrice,
by Helen Patcrson, his wife. Mr. J. W. Morrice,
purchased the Manor and estate of Catthorpe 1853.
Seat — Catthorpe Towers, near Rugby.
MORRIS OF DTJNKATHEL.
MoEEis, Eichaed, Esq. of Dunkathel, co. Cork,
b. 20 ilarch, 1853 ; s. his nephew lfc>7o.
3LtnC<l(IC.— William Morris, of Castle Salcm, co. Cork,
J. P., obtained grants of extensive estates in co. Cork, under
the Act of Settlement. He m. Joyce, dau. and co-heir of
John Bowdler, Esq. of Condor, Salop; and d. 1680, having had
(with other issue) an eldest son,
FoRTUNATDs MoBBis, of Castle Salem, 6. previous to 1653 ;
TO. 1G8'2, Elizabeth Morris, of Cork. His will is dated 1686,
and proved in Cork 1091. Ho had (with two daus., Joyce and
Jane) an only son,
William Morris, Esq. of Castle S.alem, to. 1707, Dorothy,
dau. of Robert Leckey, of Ballykealy, co. Carlow, by Sarah hi.s
wife, dau. of John Watson, of liilconnor, co. Carlow, and had
issue,
I. Abraham, of Hanover Hall, co. Cork, High Sheriff 1760.
II. Robert. iii. Fortunatus,of Cork, Merchant, d. a. p. 1739.
IV. William, of Castle Salem, //;. Catlierine, dau. of John
Townsend, of Skiitargh, and was father of William Morris,
of Castle Salem, who )//. Barbara Jeni.~on, and had, with
other issue, a son, William Morris, ot Castle Salem, who
sold that estate, and d. 1855, leaving issue, by Sarah his
wile, dau. of Michael French, Esq. v. Josas.
4 D 2
1130
MOB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
1. ElizaTjctti, m. 1740, the Eev. John Beamish.
The 5th son,
Jonas Mokkis, Esq. of Earleyhill, co. Cork, J.P., High
Sheriff 1769, ia. Mary, dau. of John Townsend, of Skirtagh, by
his wife Catherine Barry, and had issue,
Abeaham, of whom presently.
Mary, wife of John Townscnd, Esq. of Shepperton.
Jane, wife of the Rev. William Kobinson.
Elizabeth, wife of llobcrt Sealy, Esq. of Barley Field.
Dorothea, wife of Hewitt Baldwin Voole, Esq. of Mayficld.
Barbara, d. nam.
Catherine, wife of William Baldwin, Esq.
The only son,
Abbaham Morris, Esq. of Dunkettle, High Sheriff 1782, and
M.P. for CO. Cork 1791; m. 16 July, 1799, Thoraasine, dau.
of W^illiam Connor, Esq., and by her (who d. Dec. 1824) left at
his decease, 1822 (with three daus., the eldest m. to William
Crawford, Esq. of Lakelands; Maria, m. Silver Oliver, Esq. ;
and Catherine, m. Horatio Townsend, Esq. of Woodside) a
son and successor,
Jonas Morris, Esq. of Dunkettle, m. 1807, Jane, dau. of
William Crawford, Esq. of Lakelands, and had issue,
Abraham, of Dunkathel.
William, Lieut. 75th regt., d. unm. 1837.
Arthur, deceased. Jonas, late of Dunkathel. Richard.
Maria Louisa, m. 1836, James Cochrane, Esq. ; and d. 1847,
having had issue,
Thomasine, m. J. H. Cochrane, Esq., d. 1854.
Janet, d. unm. 1836.
The eldest son,
Abraham Morris, Esq. of Dunkathel, b. ISll ; m. Dorothea,
dau. of Edward Hoare Reeves, Esq. of BallyRlissane, co. Cork,
and had issue two daus., Dora, d. young; and Jane Josephine,
m. 15 Feb. 1864, Capt. Henry C. Singleton, 30th regt.
(deceased), son of Edward Singleton, Esq. of Belpatrick, co.
Louth, High Sheriff of that co. 1864. Mr. Abraham Morris d.
June, 1S44, and was s. by his next surviving brother,
Jonas Morris, Esq. of Dunkathel, Capt. 1st Royal Dragoons,
h. 1817 ; m. 22 March, 1851, Ellen, only child of Silver Charles
Oliver, Esq. of Inchera, and by her (who m. 2ndly, 26 July,
1S65, Lieut.-Col. Grant) had issue,
Jonas Oliver, now of Dunkathel.
Abraham George, 6. 29 Dec. 18.54; d. 1856.
Charles Oliver, b. 25 March, 1856; d. Sept. 1857.
Ellen Maude Mary, deceased. Edith Jane Thomasine.
He d. 1862, and was n. by his eldest son,
Jonas Oliver Morris, Esq. of Dunkathel, who d. unm. Oct.
1875, and was s. by bis nephew, now of Dunkathel.
Seat — Dunkathel, Glanmire, co. Cork.
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O'CONNOR-MORPvIS OF GARTNAMONA
OR MOUNT PLEASANT.
O'CoNXOE-MoREis, William, Esq. of Gartna-
mona or Mount Pleasant, King's Co., J. P., Barrister-
at-LaTV, Chairman of Quai-ter Sessions, co. Louth,
b. 26 Nov. 1824; .?. his father, the Eev. B. Morris,
of Mount Pleasant, Eector of Eineurran, in the
Diocese of Cork and Cloyne, 30 Oct. 1846 ; m. 16
March, 1858, Georgiana Kathleen, eldest dau. of
George Ilayward Lindsay, Esq. of Glasnevin, co.
Dublin, D.L., and the Lady Mary Lindsay {see
Bueke's Peerage, Earl of Ceawfoed AND Bal-
CAEEEs), and has issue,
I. Maurice Lindsat O'Connor, b. 23 March, 18G5.
I. Louisa Sudley Elizabeth, d. 3 Nov. 1859.
II. Mary Augusta Caroline, twin with her sister.
III. Elizabeth Georgiana Catherine.
IV. Emily Alice Henrietta, d. 20 April, 16C4.
V. Gertrude Ellen Charlotte.
VI. Kathleen Margaret Helen.
^amiln of |ftorn,^.
Jtfur.t err.— This branch of the family of Morris, which is
said to liave been settled in co. Stafford if.mp. Elizabeth,
became established in co. Waterford about 1625.
Benjamin Morris, Esq. of Waterford, J. P., «i. Isabella
Smyth, of the same place, and had three sons, William, Ben-
jamin, and John. The eldest,
William Morris, Esq.of Waterford, J. P., m. Martha, dau. of
Richard Reade, Esq. of Rosscnarra, co. Kilkenny, and by her
liad four sons,
Benjamin, d. s. p. P.iehard, d. unm.
AViLLiAM, of whom presently. Geobge Waul.
'The 4th son,
George TVall, Deputy Governor co. Waterford (who
assumed the additional surname of Wall on succeeding to
the estates of his father-in-law), m. Jane, eldest dau. and
heir of James Wall, Esq. of Clonea Castle, co. Waterford,
and had a son,
Richard Wall, of Rockenham, co. Waterford, J. P., High*
Sheriff 1843-4; m. 1st, 1827, Jane, dau. of Jesse Lloyd, Esq.
of Lloydsborough, co. Tipperary; 2ndly, 1840, Eliza, only
dau. of Edward Roberts, Esq. of Killoteran, co. Waterford,
and d. 1870, having had by the latter, with other issue, a son,
George William, nowof Rockenham, J. P. b. 1844; in. 1871,
Sibella, youngest dau. of — Samuel, Esq. of Mount Pleasant,
CO. Waterford, and has a son, Richard Wall, b. 1876.
The 3rd son of William Morris and Martha Reade,
M'lLLiAM Morris, of Harbourview, co. Waterford, J. P., in.
1st, Miss Jane Hackett, by whom he had a dau., Martha Jane,
m. A. M. Alcock, Esq. ; he m. 2ndly, 17S5, Mary, dau. of Shap-
land Carew, Esq. of Castleboro', co. Wexford, M.P., ancestor
of Lord Carew, and by her had issue,
William, of Rossenarra, co. Kilkenny, D.L., who assuinci
the name and arms of Reade (see Reade nf Rossenarra).
Shapland Carew, of Harbourview, co. Waterford, D.L., to.
Letilia, dau. of Rev. John Kennedy.
Benjamin, of whom presently.
Richard, Lieut. R.N., m. Eliza, 2nd dau. of Very Kev. the
Dean of Waterford, and by her had issue.
Mary Anne, -m. C. S. Tandy, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. William J. TuUoh, Esq.
Dorothea Anne, m. William G. Shcppard, Esq.
The 3rd son.
Rev. Benjamin Morris, m. 24 Oct. 1822, Elizabeth, 4th dau.
and co-heir of Maurice Nugent O'Connor, Esq. of Mount
Pleasant, King's Co., and by her had issue,
William O'Connor, now of Gartnamona.
Maurice OConnur, late Deputy Postmaster-General of the
Island of Jamaica, b. 17 Feb. 1827.
Maria Catherine O'Connor, m. 16 Jan. 1875, W. H. Bishop,
Esq.
The Rev. Benjamin Morris d. 30 Oct. 1846.
©'Connor of (Sartnamontt,
This family represents the O'Connors tf Oflfaley a celebrated
race in Irish history. The O'Connors of Offaley claimed
descent from Rosa Failgcagh, the eldastsonof Cahir the Great,
and during the feudal period of Ireland were sovereigns of a
large territory between Kildare and the Shannon. They are
thus mentioned by the bard O'Heerin : —
" The Lord of Offaley, a land of mirth,
Not unknown to tlie poets;
Is O'Connor, the mainstay of the green pluii,
Who rules at the green mound of Cruachan."
During the Tudor period they intermarried frequently with the
Geraldines of Kildare ; they took part in the rebellion of Earl
Thomas, 1534 ; and in 1535, Brian O'Connor, Chieftain of the
clan, preserved Gerald, the 11th Earl, from death, when he
was being hunted down by Henry 'VIII. From this time
forward the O'Connors of Offaley became objects of the jealousy
of the Tudor Monarchs; and as their possessions lay alon^
the frontiers of the Pale, they were exposed to the brunt of
repeated invasions. In 1554, Bellingham seized their terri-
tories, and Offaley was changed into the King's County ; but
until the close of the 16th century they retained a shadow of
their former state, and occupied a part of their ancient patri-
mony. At length, after a tedious struggle with the Lieutenants
of Elizabeth, they were entirely subdued 1599; and O'SuUivan
informs us that three brothers, Cahir, Maurice, and John
O'Connor, were the last of the race who, in 1600, obtained the
rank of Irish Princes. From one of these chieftains — it is
uncertain whicli — the family of O'Connor of Gartnamona is
descended ; and although some links in the pedigree are want-
ing, the descent is attested by local tradition, by inscriptions
on graves, by the identity of Christian names, and by the
researches of eminent antiquaries. For instance, a scroll on
the present mansion asserts that it was built " by the heir of
Offaley;" an eiiitaph on the family tomb of Killeigh, of the
date of 1G96, connects its subject " cwjiv stemmate heroum ;"
the names of Maurice and John, which are frequent in the
family, were also common to the ancient chieftains; and the
well-known Charles O'Connor of Ealunagare (History of Ire-
land, p. 287) expressly identifies John O'Connor of Mount
Pleasant with the Princes of the House of Offaley. In 1689,
Col. John O'Connor, of Cappaghgarane, or Gartnamona,
was M.P. for the borough of Philipstown in the Parliament
assembled in Dublin by James II., and, it is supposed, was
slain at the battle of Aughrim. He had three sons, John, a
Major in the French service ; Maurice, of whom i'rcsen:Iy ;
and Thomas, who d. s. 2). The 2nd son.
MOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
1131
Maubicf. O'Connor, gave the modern name of Mount Plea-
sant to a portion of the family estate. lie in. circa 1726, Mary,
Srd dau. of Peter, 4th Earl of Fingall, and by her had issue,
John O'CosNOB, Ksq. of Mount Pleasant, m. 21 Sept. 17r)2,
Mary, eldest dau. of llichard Malone, Esq., Serjcant-at-Law,
and niece of the Right Hon. Anthony Malone (see Malone),
and by her had issue,
Maurice Kcgent, of whom presently. Eichard.
Henry, m. Alicia, eldest duu. of Henry Malone, Esq., of
Pallas. John.
Mary, m. Edmund Malone, Esq.
Frances, vi. Philip Stepney, Esq.
Anne, m. E. Malone, Esq.
Mr. O'Connor d. circa 1765, and was s. by his eldest son,
Maurice Ncgent O'Connor, Esq. of Mount Pleasant, who
m. 3 May, 1794, Maria, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Burke, Bart.
ofMarblehiU, co. Gahvay, and by her had issue,
Johnrf. s.p. 1814.
Catherine, m. 1 Oct. 1817, John Otway, 2nd Earl of Dcsart,
and(Z. 13 Feb. 1874.
Mary, m. Hugh M. Tuite, Esq. of Sonna.
Julia, d. iinm. Nov. 1850.
Elizabeth, m. Rev. B. Morris.
Mr. O'Connor d. 1818, when his estates devolved npon his four
daus. as his co-heirs. The King's Co. estate of Mount Pleasant,
recently restored to its old name of Gartnamona, has become
vested, through his youngest dau., Elizabeth, in Mr. O'Connor
Morris.
Arms — Morris, quartering O'Connor. Cr(?t — Festina Icnte.
Seat — Gartnamona, or Mount Pleasant, Tullamore, King's Co.
MORRIS OF THE HURST,
MoEEis, PniLiP, Esq. of The Hurst, Salop,
Earrister-at-Law, b. 1821 ; s. his father 1872.
iLttlCclSr. — John Morris, Allerman, of Clun (son of
Morris ap David, who was descended from Hocdliw ap
Cadwgan, 4th son of Cadwgan ap Elystan, Lord of Builth
»nd Radnor), m. 1587, Margaret, dau. of Cadwallader ap Owen
ap John ap Madoc Lloyd of Rostock, and had, with other issue,
a son,
Robert Morris, father of two sons, Thomas, of Abcot,
Clungunford, Salop, (/. 1596; and
Anthony Morris, Esq. of The Hurst, m. 1535, Ann, dau.
of Henry Macklin, of Abcot, by Jane his wife, dau. of John
Wynn Edwards, Esq. of L'andd-yn, co. Denbigh, and had a
son and heir,
John Morris, Esq. of the Hurst, living 1659, who, by
Katherine his wile (who d. his widow, 13 April, 1671), was
father of
Thomas Morris, Esq. of the Hurst, 1677, who was huricd at
Clun, 27 Sept. 1681, having had, by Mary his wife (with three
daus. (Mary, to. John Morris, Esq. of Cluntou ; Catherine ;
JLydia, m. Thomas Stewards Dewall), five sons,
John, his heir, of The Hurst, living 1701 ; ni. at Clun, 2 Oct.
1638, Ann Baskerville, of co. Worcester; butt/, s. jj. prior
to 1775.
Thomas, of Clun, living 1662, m. Jane, dau. of Richard
Williams, Esq. and by her had (with two daus. Jane, living
1701, and Hannah) several suns, all of whom d. young or
unm., except the eldest, Philip Morris, Esq. of The Hurst,
1)apt. 1 Jan. 1695, m. Hannah Morris, of Montgomery;
and d. 1746, having had by her (who was 6. 1717) two sons,
Thomas, bapt. 8 Aug. 1718, d. 1720; and Philip, bapt.
9 Feb. 1726, d. unm. 1746; and one dau., Martha, who sur-
vived her brothers, and m. William Morris, Esq. as here-
after.
Philip, of Clun, who continued the line. George.
Anthony, of Clun, ni. 27 Sept. 1663, Mary, dau. of Thomas
Clun, Esq. of Clun, and d. 1694, having had by her
(who d. 1717) three sons and four daus., Clun, of Clan,
bapt. 29 Feb. 167.5, buried there 19 June, 1747: Thomas,
ba'it. 16S0; Benjamin; Katherine; Mary; Martha, );i.
Edward Morris, Esq. of Montgomery ; and Rebecca.
Tlie 3rd son,
Philip Morris, Ksq. of Clun, living 1700, had, by Mary his
wife, two sons, William and Edward, of Montgomery, »i.
Martha, dau. of Anthony Morris, Esq. The elder son,
William Morris, Esq. of Pentrenant, ni. 1696, Mary Roberts
and was father of
William Morris, Esq. of Pentrenant, Earrister-at-Law,
bapt. 12 Dec. 1702, m. Martha, only dau. of Philip Morris,
Esq., and heiress of The Hurst, on the death (unm.) of her
brother, Philip Morris, as before stated. By this lady Mr.
Morris, who d. 1775, had four sons. The eldest son and heir.
The Rev. Philip Morris, of The Hurst, bapt. 16 April,
1745, m. 1784, Charlotte Margaretta, only dau. of the Rev.
D'ElboBaf Edwards, of Penlre Hall, co. Monttomerjr, and
d. 1801, leaving two sons, PnrLip, of The Hurst; and William,
of Pentrenant, co. Montgomery, for which co. he was a Magis-
trate, and has served as High Sheriff. The elder son,
Philip Morris, Esq. of the Hurst, J. P. and D.L., Barrlster-
at-Law, and High Sheriff of Montgomeryshire 1825, 6. 1786;
7)1. 1819, Eluabeth, dau. of George Field, Esj. by Ann Bolland
his wife, cousin of the Hon. Mr. Baron Bolland, and d. 1S72,
having had issue,
I. Philip, now of The Hurst.
II. George William, of Pentrc-Nant, co. Montgomery, Capt.
45th regt., </. 23 Sept. 18,58.
ui. Herbert, late Capt. 80th regt., a. to the estate of Pentic-
Nant on the death of his brother George.
IV. Agnes Charlotte, m. 1856, Thomas Ball Troughlon. Esq.
of Coventry.
Arms — Arg., an eagle displayed with two heads sa. Crest—
An eagle displayed sa.
Seat — The Hurst, near Shrewsbury Salop.
MORRIS OP NETHEREY.
MoEEis, IvEV. Fea>-cis Oepex, cf Netherby,
North Riding co. York, B.A.Worcester Coll. Oxfoi-cl,
J. P. the East Riding, Chaplain to his Grace the
Duke of Cleveland, and Rector of Nunburnholme,
in the East Riding, b. 25 March, 1810; m. 1 Jan.
1835, Anne, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of the late
Charles Sanders, Esq. of Bromsgrove, co. Worcester,
and by her (who d. 26 April, 1877) had issue,
I. Amherst Henry Gage, of Magdalen Coll. Oxford, some-
time Lieut, in the East York Militia, 6. 6 Nov. 1836.
II. Reginald Frank, Capt. Royal Engineers, served in the
Abyssinian Expedition, b. 1 Sept. 1839; iii. 6 Nov. 1875,
Georgiana S. Sherard, 2nd dau. of Col. Sherard, Judge-
Advocate-General, India (see Bcbke's Peerage), and has
issue a dau., Mabel Jessy.
III. Marmaduke Charles Frederick (Rev.), B.C. L. and M. A.
of New Coll. Oxford, Head Master of St. Michael's
Coll. Tenbury, Diocesan Inspector of Yorktaire ScLcoIs,
6. 26 Jan. 1844.
I. Emily Gordon Newenhara, d. 5 June, 1S17.
II. Mary Cornelia.
III. Rose Ellen Elizabeth, m. 22 Sept. 1875, Rev. W. H.
Turle, Vicar of St. Mat-'aew's, Westminster.
IV. Laura Anne Gertrude. v. Jessy Maude Amy.
VI. Edith Grace Caroline.
Mr. Morris has acquired great distinction as a natu-
ralist, and bis Hislorg of British Birds, dedicated
by permission to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and
other works in natiu'al history, have become most
popular.
itinCSjr. — The name of Morris is variously spelt Moris
Morris, Morres, Morice, Morrice, Maurice, <fec. It Is composed
of the Welsh words "Mawr-rwyce;" Angllce, " Strong, or
brave in battle."
The family of which we are about to treat, of undoubted
ancient British origin, claims descent from Elystan Glod-
RYDD, a powerful British chieftain, founder of the fourth royal
tribe of WaJes, b. 933. F'rom him and from others of his
descendants spring the noble Houses of Cadogan and the
Pryces 0/ A'eiP/OiC/!, Parts., as well as the families of Morice
of Werrington, Barts. ^extinct), Morrice of Betshangcr,
Morris of The Hurst, Morris of Fenlrenctnl, Lloyd of Fer,x(y
Hall, &c.
Owen Morris, descended from Elystan Glodrydd, 6. about
1G70, had Issue five sons and three daus. The eldest son,
Roger Morris, 6. 19 April, 1695; m. 1st, Mary, 4th dau. of
Sir Peter Jackson, Knt., by Mary his wife, dau. of Sir Peter
Vandeput, Knt., father of Sir Peter Vandeput, Bart, (see
Burke's Extinct Baronetage), and by her ^who d. Nov. 1729)
had issue,
I. James. J. P. and D.L. Surrey, and High Sheriff for that
CO. 1764. He m. 1st, Sarah, dau. of — Pratt, Esq., by whom
he had no Issue; and 2ndly, Mary Magdalen, dau. of —
Mathew, Esq., by whom he had,
1 Roger, Lieut. -Col. of the Coldstream Guards (Grenadier
battalion), killed .at the battle of Alkniaar, In Holland,
serving under H.R.U. the Duke of York, 19 Sept. 1799;
b. 1764.
2 James, a Director of the Rank of England, J. P. and
D.L. Surrey, 6.1766; d. 27 May, 1837. He ra. Harriet,
dau. of Thomas Saunders, Esq. of Yateley, Hants, and had
J.imes, d. 18 Nov. 1802.
Roger, b. 1801 ; d. 24 Dec. 1822.
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i:oB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOR
Harriet, deceased.
Madeline, m. her cousin, Joshua Saunders, Esq., and had
issue.
Adelaide, m. 1838, Henry Eiicker, Esq. of Wandsworth,
and had issue.
Helen, deceased.
3 Cliarles, of the Manor House, Wanilsworth, and of Port-
man .Square, b. lldti. lie was a must liberal benefactor
to the town of Malvern, co. Worcester, on the improve-
ment of which he laid out several thousand pounds. He
'III. Sarah, dau. of Anthony Francis Haldimand, Esq.
(nephew of Gen. Sir Frederick Haldimand, K.B., Governor
of tjiiebcc), and sister of William Haldimand, Esq.. a
Director of the Bank of England, and formerly M. P. for
Ipswich, and by her (who d. 14 Oct. 1811) had issue (he
d. 20 June, 1844),
CuABtES, of Portman Square, and the Chase, Malvern-
This gentleman was also, like his father, a most munifi-
cent benefactor to the town of .Alalvcrn, «/. 185G.
Francis Anthony, of Eaton Place, lielgrave Square,
formerly an officer in the 12th Lnncers, m. Sophia,
youngest dau. of John Josias Holford, Esq. of Kilgwyn,
in WaJcs, and Belgrave Square. London {see Holford
of Backlaad) ; and d. at nis residence in Hyde Park
Gardens, 8 Dec. 1842.
James, of Belgrave Square, Hyde Park Gardens, and
Encombe, Sandgate, Kent, a Director (and Goveraor
1847, of the Bank of England, D.L., -in. 6 Dec. 183.'),
Sophia, 4th dau. of James Campbell, Esq. of Hampton
Court, also a Director of the Bank of England; she d.
1867. Mr. Morris stood a contested election for Liver-
pool in 1835, opposing Lord Sandon and Sir Howard
Douglas.
Jane, of Connaught Place, Hyde Park, d. 1SG9.
Emma, d. 1832.
It. Andrew, 6. 10 April, 1723; d. in infancy.
ui. EoGEK, of whom presently.
Pi iger Morris ra. 2ndly, 6 Xov. 1731, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Philip Jackson, Knt. of Pontrylas, co. Hereford, by Jane
Holford his wife, and by her (who d. Aug. 1744) had,
IV. Charles, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, 6. 9 Jan. 1735 ; d. unm.
in Italy.
1. Elizabeth, b. 2 Aug. 1733; m. Alexander Elcock, Esq. of
Hampton Court ; and rf. 1793.
u. Margaret, ra. 13 March, 1765, Peter Shakerley, Esq. of
Shakerley and Somerford Hall, co. Chester, ancestor of the
Baronets of that name. She was his 2nd wife {see Bueke's
Pcrrage and Ba.ronfta:it-}.
in. Jane, m. Sir George Baker, Bart, of Loventor, Devon, and
had issue; she d. 30 July, 1813 {sec Bueke's Peerage and
Saronctaffe)).
IV. Mary, m. 31 Dec. 1788, Rev. Michael Babhs, of Lyme
Regis, Dorset, M.A. of St. Mary's Hall, Oxford.
PkOger Morris d. 13 Jan. 1748. His 3rd son,
The Hon. Roger Morris, of York, Lieut. -Col. in the army,
and a Member of the Governor's Council at New York, b.
28 Jan. 1727, served with distinction in the first American
war, and was wounded in the celebrated battle of the Monon-
gahela River, in which Gen. Braddock was killed with most of
his ofiScers. He was Aide-de-Cavnp to Gen. Brad. lock, and was
also at the taking of Quebec, and was Aide-de-Camp at other
periods to Gen. Gage and Lord Amherst. He m- 19 Jan. n.'JS,
Mary, dau. of Frederick Philipse, Esq. of New York, and had
issue by her, who was 6. 5 July, 1730,
Amherst, 6. 1763, Commander R.X., gallantly distinguished
in the celebrated engagement between the English frigate
" Nymphe," of 30 guns and 255 men, and the French frigate
" La Cleopatrc," of 42 guns and 336 men. Lieut. Morris
was the first officer to board the enemy's ship, and to him
the French Captain surrendered his sword, which is still
preserved among other family relics. Capt. Amherst
Morris d. luim. 29 April, ls02, at Baildon, co. York.
Henry Gage, of whom presently.
Joanna, m. 1787, Thomas Cowper Hincks, E.sq., Capt. in the
King's Dragoon Guards, and had issue {see Hincks of
Breckenboroaoli ).
Maria, of Lendal, York, and Fulford House, near York,
d. unm. 25 Sept. I83G.
Col. Morris d. 13 Sept. 1794, aged 67; Mary his wife, d. 18
July 182.5, aged 96. The 2nd son,
Henry Gage Morri.s, of York, and afterwards of Beverley,
Rear-Admiral U.S., b. 27 March, 1770: i,i. 31 .Tan. 1805, Rebecca
Xewenham Millird, 3rd dau. of Rev. Francis Orpen, B.A.of Trin.
CoU. Dublin, Vicar of Kilgarvan, co. Kerry, Rector of Dun-
gourncy, and Perpetual Curate of Dougla.s, co. Cork {see Orpen
of AnltuUy), and had issue (she d. 7 March, 1875, aged 90),
I. Francis Orpen, present representative.
II. Henry Gage, Rear-Admisal R.N., served at Navarino, b.
20 Nov. isll.
in. Frederick Philipse, of Lincoln's Inn, M. A., and Scholar
of Lincoln Coll. Oxford, Barristcr-at-Law, of the Middle
Temple, b. 2H Nov. HH; m. 27 Aug. IbUl, Mary, 2nd dau.
of the Rev. Thomas Knox, D.D., Rector of Runwell, Essex.
IV. Beverley Robinson, of York, M.D., B.A. Trin. Coll*
Dublin, Physician to the York Dispensary, b. 14 July, 1816;
m. 20 June, 1850, Annie Robinson, eldest dau. of the late
Lieut. George Augustus Frederick Skottowe, R.N., of the
family of Skottowe of Skottowe, Norfolk, and had issue,
Annie Leonora, d. 12 July, 1866; and Florence Bellinger
Skottowe, '/ft. 17 Sept. 1874, W. B. Sanders, Esq., and had
issue by him, 1 William Orpen, 6. Aug. 1876; 1 Hilda
Leonora Florence.
V. Adolphus Philipse (Rev.), M.A. of Worcester Coll. Oxford,
Vicar of Leeds, Kent, b. 22 Oct. 1824; m. 3 Sept. I856>
Maria, dau. of Mr. Rudkin, and has issue,
1 Henry Gage, Ensign in the army, b. 13 June, 1857.
2 Frederick Philipse, b. 15 March, ISGO.
3 Roger, R.N., 6. 17 May, 1865.
1 Mary Philipse.
2 Joanna Rebecca Newcnham.
VI. Charles DUrban, M.A., Fellow of Oriel Coll. Oxford,
Scholar of Lincoln CoU., 6. 17 Feb. 1827.
I. Maria Susanna.
II. Emily, deceased.
in. Bessy, d. an infant, 1820.
IV. Cornelia, 'in. 2 June, 1846, A. Bower, Esq. of Elmcrofts,
Ripon, J. P., eldest son of the late John Bower, Esq. of
Middlethoi-pe Hall, near York, and had issue, I John Henry
Borrow, b. 1 March, 1847, d. 11 March, 18i7; 2 Herberi;
Morri.s, B.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, 6. li F'eb. 1854;
3 Frederick Orpen, B.A. Trin. Coll. Cambrilge, b. 4 Nov.
1855 ; 1 Sopliia Mary Fclipse ; 2 Aune Henrietta Gage ; and
3 Caroline Cornelia Van Oortlandt.
V. Anna Robinson, ra. 2 June, 1846, Rev. .James Henry
Henderson, Vicar of Stoke St. Mary, Ipswich, previously
Incumbent of the Parish of Ely, and Precentor of Ely
Cathedral, M.A. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, eldest son of
James Henry Henderson, Esq. of Bloomsbuiy Square, Lon-
don, and had issue, 1 Henry Philipse, M.A. New Coll.
Oxford, one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools, b.
5 March, 1847; 2 Edward Beverley, M.A. of Pembroke
Coll. Camb., Barrister-at-Law, b. 9 March, 1849; 3 George
Mon-is, R.N., b. 12 Aug. 1851 ; 4 Francis Barclay, R.N., 0.
July, 1859; 1 Helen Mary, d. 1855; 2 Ethel Blanche;
3 Gertrude Orpen ; 4 Emily ; 5 Mary Beatrice, d. 1863.
VI. Joanna Hitieks, d. 9 Aug. 1863.
Rear-Admiral Morris d. 24 Nov. 1852. He was buried at
Beverley Minster.
Arrax — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, gu., a lion rampant re-
guardant or, for Ei.ystan; 2nd and 3rd, arg., three boars'
heads couped sa., for Cadwgan. Crest — A lion rampant re-
guiirdant or. Mottoes — Marte et Mare faventibus; and, over
the crest, Gwell Angau na chwlydd.
iies ic^cncc—Ntmburnholme Rectory, Hayton, co. York.
]1I0E,E.IS OF WOOD EATON.
Morris, Charles Johx, Esq. of Wood Eaton
Manor, co. .Stailord, J.P., B.A. Cli. Cb. Oxford, b.
21 May, 1831 ; m. 6 May, 18G2, Constance Lingcn,
only dau. of Robert Burton, Esq. of Longnor Hall,
Salop, by Katharine (his 2nd wife), dau. of the Rev.
Herbert Oakeley, D.D., of Oakeley, and has issue,
I. Chakles Edward, 6. 13 April, 1SG3.
II. John Robert, 6. 9 June, 1SC5.
III. Robert, 6. 10 Jan. 18Q9.
IV. Henry Walter, b. 9 Feb. ; and d. 6 April, 1S71.
V. Wilham Alfred, b. 22 April, 1872.
VI. George Ernest, 6. 28 Feb. 1874.
I. Constance Julia. ii. Louisa Rose, 6. 1 Feb. 1S76.
IVIr. Morris is son of the late John Morris, Esq. of
Ross Hall, Salop, by Julia liis wife {in. 1830, and
d. 18 iO), -itli dau. of Samuel Amy Severne, Esq. of
Wallop Hall, Salop, and Thcuford, co. Northamijtou.
AiTtis — Sa., a lion passant or, between three scaling ladders
arg. Crests — A boar's head. Motto — Esto quod esse vidtris.
Seat — Wood Eaton Manor, Stafford.
MORRISON OF BASILDON PARK,
MoKEisox, Charles, Esq. of Basildon Park,
Berks, J.r. and D.L., b. 20 Sept. 1817 j s. his father,
12 Jidy, 1857.
JLlltCaQC. — 'Tames Morrison, Esq. (a native of Hampshire,
of Scotch extraction, son of Joseph Morrison, who d. 1804,
aged 73, by Sarah his wife, who d. 1803, aged 40), was head of
the firm of Morrison, Dillon, and Co., of Fore Street, London,
and purchased «onsidcrable estates in cos. Berks, Bucks, Kent,
Wilts, and York, and also at Islay, in Scotland. He was firsJ
MOE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOE,
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returned to Parliament by St. Ives, 1830, and became M.P. for
Ipswich 1932. In 1840 lie was returned for the luverness
Burghs, and retired 1847. lie m. 1814, Mary Anne, dau. of
John Todd, Esq. of London, and had issue,
I. Charles, now of Basildon P.irk.
II. Alfred, of Fonthill House, liendon. Wilt.', J.P. and D.L.,
HiKh Sheriflf 18.ir, 6. 1821 ; j». 18G(>, Mabil, dau. of Ucv.
K. S. C. Cherniside, and bus two sons and two daus.
III. Frank, 6. 1824; in. Henrietta, dau. of James Murray
Grant, Esq. of Invermoriston.
IV. Henry, b. 1S32; d. IS.'iO.
V. Walter, ofMalham Tarn House, W. R. co. York, late M.P.
for Plymouth, M..V. Ijalliol Coll. Oxford, .T.P. and Lieut.-
Col. 2ud admin, batt. W. li. Kifie Volunteers, 0. '21 May,
1836.
VI. George, of Hampworth Lodpe, near Salisbury, J.P., 6.
1839; ill. Barbara Jane, dau. of — Poore, Esq.
VII. Allen, 6. 1842.
I. Lucy, b. 1825; m. George Moffatt, Esq. of Goodrich
Court, and d. 1876, leaving one son and three daus.
u. Emily, 6. 1828 ; m. John Grant, eldest son of James
Murray Grant, Esq. of Invermoriston, and d. s. w. 1804.
m. Ellen.
Mr. Morrison d. at his seat, Basildon Park, Berks, 30 Oct. 1857,
aged 67.
Scat — Basildon Park, near Reading.
MORRITT OF ROEEBY PARK.
MoREiTT, EoBEET Ambeose, Esq. of Koteby
Park, North Eiding of co. York, formerly of 77th
regt., D.L. and J.P. for cos. York and Durham, b.
9 May, 1816; m. 11 April, 1872, Mary Blanche
Mitchell, eldest dau. of Alexander Mitchell luues,
Esq. of Ayton Castle, by Charlotte Gordon his
wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, 7th bart.,
of Fountain Hall, and has issue,
1. KoBERT Alexander, 6. at Rokeby, 12 May, 1S78.
I. Charlotte Greta, b. at Ayton Castle, 20 Dec. 1872.
II. Florence Katherine, b. at Bokeby, 3 Aug. 1876.
ItillCatJ^.— The Morette family came originally from TCor-
mandy, at the beginning of the IGth century. Monstrelet
mentions one of the family as Gentleman to Francis I., a.d.
1514, and Sullymentionsanotherin the household of Henry IV.
The old spelling of the name occurs iu Selby Church on the
tomb of Edward Morrette, who rf. 1622. Robert Morritt took
his degree in 1660, the year of the Restoration, and was son of
Morritt, of Brayton, near Selby, where the original family
property was situated, and sold to the Hon. Mr. Petre 1820.
In 1661, Robert Morritt was Rector of Ryther, and the estate
belonged to him, and he was Lord of the Manor. The Ryther
estate still belongs to the family, but the manorial rights were
sold to Sir William Milner. In the Kebelliou of 1745, Mr.
Morritt, of Brayton, was put into possession of the estates
belonging to many of the Roman Catliolic gentlemen of the
East Riding, which he held until their troubles were over, and
then restored to their owners, a trust of considerable moment,
for the honest performance of which his name is still held
in veneration and gratitude by tlie Roman Catholic families.
The estate of Rokeby, co. York, which gave name to the
historic and chivalrous family of Rokeby, was purchased
from them by the Robinsons, who eventually, 17G9, disposed
of the property to
John Sawrey Morritt, Esq., eldest son of Bacon Morritt,
Esq. of Cawood by his wife Anne Sawrey, of Plimpton-in-
Furness. He m. Anne, dau. of Henry Peirse, Esq. of Bcdale,
and by her (who d. 6 April, 1809) left at liis decease, 3 Aug.
1791, aged 53, a son and successor,
John Bacon Sawrey Morritt, Esq. of Rokeby Park, b. 1771,
B.A., St. John's Coll. Cambridge, 1794, M.A. 1793. He was one
of tlie earliest and most extensive Greek travellers of his
generation; and after two years spent in the East, he returned
with his mind replete with classical information, and a taste
for every liberal art. His two dissertations on the controversy
as to the site of Troy are familiar to every classical scholar.
He published also translations from the minor Greek poets;
and was author of articles in the -'Quarterly Review, and oi
various pamphlets. He sat in Parliament as Member succes.
sively for Beverley, Northampton, and Shaftesbury. Mr. Morrit
was the chosen friend of Wilberforce, Sir Walter Scott, Sir Hum-
phrey Davy, Sir William Gel], Southey, Lockhart, W. Stewart
Hose, Payne Knight, and Henry, 3rd Earl of Harewood. His
friendship with Sir Walter Scott commenced in 1808, frum the
introduction of Sir W. S. Rose and Lady Louisa Stuart, and
with a visit of Mr. and Mrs. Morritt to EUmbureh, some
account of which was furnished by Mr. Morritt to Mr. Lock-
hart, and is published in the life of the poet. The same work
contains more than thirty letters of Scott to Mr. Morritt, and
several of Mr. Morritt to Scott. He m. 1803, Catherine, sister
of Col. Stanley, of Crosshall, 31. P. for co. Lancaster, d. 12
July, 1843, and was s. by his nephew,
William John Sawrey Morritt, Esq. of Rokeby Park,
(eldest son of Rev. Robert Morritt, and Alice his wife))
J.P. and D.L., formerly of the 77th foot, and M.P. for North
Riding CO. York, 0. 12 Sept. 1813; w. 10 May, 1837, Ellen
Frances, only dau. of Sir Robert Wilmot, 3rd bart. of Chaddes-
den, by Bridget his 3rd wife, dau. of Sir Alexander Craufurd,
Bart. ; and (/. 13 April, 1874, when he was g. by his brother,
the present Rorert Ambrose Morritt, Esq. of Rokeby Park,
whose cousin, Isabel, Viscountess Barrington, is only child of
John Morritt, Esq. of Rokeby Park, who <(. 1826.
^n!i«— Arg., a cross az. between four billets sa. on a chief of
the second a rose of the first barbed or, between two fleurs-de-
lis of the last, (I'l.artering Sawrev. Crest— A griffin's head
erased ppr., holding in the beak a rose gu., barbed and slipped
vert. J/o(^o— Ubi libertas ibi patria.
&(((.,— Kokeby Park, Barnard Castle; and Colton Lodge,
Tadcaster. aii6o— Carlton ; Army and Navy.
MORROGH OF OLD CO'D'RT.
MoEEOGiT, James, Esq. of Old Court, co. Cork,
J.P., High Sherife 18G4, b. 17 Sept. 1810; m.
3 July, 184.4, Christine, 2nd dau. of James D. Lyons,
Esq., D.L. of Croome House, co. Limerick, and
had issue.
Christian, b. and d. 1840.
HiuragC— This family has for centuries been located in
the city and co. of Cork. Several of the name filled the office
of Chief Magistrate for the city of Cork, viz., John Morrogh,
in the years 1435, 1437, and 1441 ; his son, Thomas, 1460 and
1473: James, for the year 1G20; and Thomas Morrogh 1C88.
Ja.mes Morrogh, Esq. of the city of Cork, m. 1780, Miss Jane
Morrogh, and by her (who d. 1817) left at his decease, 1804,
a son,
Edward Mobrogh, Esq. of Glanmire House, co. Cork, J. P.,
b. 1785; m. 1st, 1809, Christian, dau. of Robert Joseph ffren2h,
Esq. of Rahasane, co. Galway, and by her (who d. 181'2) had
issue,
James, now of Old Court.
Mr. Edward Morrogh ,/i. 2ndly. Martha, 2nd dau. of — Bernard
Esq. of Bally nagan, co. Kerry, and by her had issue, one son
and three daus.,
John Morrogh, who took the name of Bernard, i?;. Frances,
only dau. of Michael Joseph Blount, of Farrunt, Devon, and
d. 18G6, leaving issue. His eldest son, is Edward Morrogh,
Esq. of Shcheree, Killarney, J. P., High Sheriff 1870, 6. 1813.
Jane, m. Patrick Shannon, Esq. of Corbally.
Mary, d. 1845. Martha; d. 1835.
Annt — Az., a harp, between three escallops or. Crest— X
flag-stuff ppr. with a liag attached thereto, az. charged with a
harp or. 31otto — Virtus invicta.
Suit — Old Court, Doneraile, co. Cork.
HORSE-BOYCOTT.
DiGBT-MoESE-EoYCOTT, Edwahd Essex, Esq.
of Havcrsham Grange, Twickenham, Middlesex,
formerly Capt. 14th Hussars, b. 12 Oct. 1838 ; m.
10 Aug. 1871, Ada Harriet Pole, 2nd dau. of J. H.
Blagrave, Esq. of Calcot Park, Berks, aud Barrow
Court, Somerset, and has issue,
Edward Evcrard, h. 11 Nov. 1872.
Ada Geraldine Mary.
IttUfiige.— The family of Morse was originally from the
CO. Gloucester. In the time of the Commonwealth some of the
name were settled in Suffolk, and appear to have possessed
considerable property in that county.
Thomas Morse, of Hickling and Great Yarmouth, Norfolk,
Merchant and Shipowner, inherited his grandfather's property
at Wangford, Glcniham, and Stratford. He was 6. 1658, and
(/. 1721. He m. Mary, dau. of James Symonds, Esq. of Belton,
Suffolk, who was descended from the younger branch of the
Symonds of Cley, Norfolk, and by her (who d. 1 Aug. 1705) he
had issue,
I. Francis, of whom hereafter.
II. Anthony, 6. 1689; d. an infant.
III. John, of Hickling and Norwich, co. Norfolk, Privata
Setrelary to the Earl of Onord, 6. 1709; d. lH Nov. 1779.
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MOS
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOS
ITe 5)^. 16 Sept. 1740, Sarali, dau. of John South, Esq. of
North Cove, Suffolk, and had,
1 John South, of Barton Turf Hall, and HiclOinfr, Norfolk.
1 Josepha, m. John Thurlow, hrothr-r of Edward, 1st Lord
Thurlow and Lord Uigh CUaacellor of England. (iSee
Burke's Peerage.)
The eldest son,
Francis Morse, Esq. of Yarmouth, b. 1694; d. 4 May, 1755.
He m. Ann Baldry, of Glemhara, and had
I. Thomas, b. 12 Oct. 1744; d. 11 Nov. 1844.
II. John, of whom horeafter.
I. Ann. 11. Sarah. iii. Mary. iv. Catherine.
The 2nd son,
JouN Morse, Esq. of the city of Norwich, Alderman and
Merchant, b. 13 Dec. 1745. He m. 1st, 1 Oct. 1775, Elizabeth,
dau. and heir of John Boycott, Esq. of Sprowston Hall, Nor-
folk, and by her (who d. IS June, 177S) had issue,
I. John, of whom hereafter.
II. Francis, b. 17 April, 1778, an oflBcer in the 6th Inniskillen
regt. of Dragoons, d. s. p. June, 1833.
Mr. Morse m. 2ndly, Sarah, dau. of Francis Twiss, of
Botterdam, in Holland, and by her (who d. 24 June, 1829)
had issue,
III. George, of Catton Park, Norfolk, b. 18 July, 1783; d.
22 July, 1852 ; Capt. 57th regt. ot foot, and Aide-de-Camp
to Gen. Cowell. He m. 1st, Hannah, dau. of William
Tasker, of Rotterdam, in Holland, and had
1 George, b. 1810; d. 1822.
2 Charles, of Plumstead Hall, Norfolk, 6. 1820; m. Feb.
1854, Mary Harriet, dau. of Robert Isackc, Commander
in the H.E.I.C.'s maritime serrice, and has issue,
Charles Robert, b. 1855. George Henry, 6. 1857.
1 Emily. 2 Frances. 3 Anna.
George Morse m. 2ndly, Rebecca Frances, dau. of William
Hei'bert, Esq., by whom he had
3 Herbert George (Rev.), M.A., b. 21 Aug. 1839.
4 Alfred Herbert, of Copdock House, Suffolk, J. P., formerly
Lieut. 96th, and Capt. 73rd regt. of foot, //. 30 April, 1841 ;
m. 22 May, 1866, Diana Ann, dau. of Sir Edward Sherlock
Gooch, 6th bart. of Benacre Hall, Suffolk, and has issue,
Edward, b. 28 June, 1869.
Harriet Frances. Rose Diana. Edith.
4 Rebecca Herbert, 6. 18 June, 1837; d. an infant.
IV. Charles, b. 2 Jan. 1785; an officer in the 11th regt. of
foot; d. at Gibraltar, 12 Feb. 1805.
I. Maria, b. 16 Nov. 1781; d. itnm. April, 1849.
II. Emily. in. Anna, d. 1810.
IV. Lucy, m. Lewis Evans, of Norwich, M.D.
Mr. Morse d. 29 Nov. 1837, and was s. by his son,
John Morse, Esq. of Sprowston Hall, and Basthorpe,
Norfolk, and Abbots Wooton, Dorset, b. 12 Oct. 1776, who
served as High Sheriff for the co. of Norfolk, 1807. He in.
21 June, 1800, Elizabeth Anne, only dau. of Gen. Hall, of
Wratting Park, co. Cambridge (whose wife, Elizabeth Carter,
was granddau. and heir of Sir Maurice Thompson, Bart., Lord
Haversham) and had issue,
John Hall, of Sennowe Lodge and Sennoweville, b. 26 Sept.
1801. By royal license, bearing date 12 July, 1844, he and
his issue were authorised to take the surname of Boycott,
in addition to and alter that ot Morse, and to bear the arms
of Boycott quarterly with those of Morse ; m. 1819, Matilda,
dau. ot Thomas Alger, and d. 1874.
Elizabeth Anne Ella, m. 7 June, 1830, Simon Digby, Esq. of
Osbertstown, co. KiUlare (see Burke's Feerar/e), who in ac-
cordance with the will of his father-in-law, took the ad-
ditional surnames of Mobse-Boycott ; and d. 1860, leaving
issue,
1 Kenelm Roy, d. young.
2 Edward Essex Digky-Morse-Botcott, of Haversham
Grange, Twickenham, Middlesex.
1 Geraldine, Chanoinesse. of the Royal Chapter of St. Anne
of Munich. 2 Mabel, a Nun. 3 Eva Lettice.
Mr. Morse d. 28 Feb. 1844.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, paly of six or and gu. on a
chief engrailed erm. three fire-balls ppr., for Boycott; 2nd and
3rd, per pale arg. and sa. two chevronels between three mullets
pierced all countcrchanged, for Morse, quartering Digby.
Crests — 1st, Issuing from a mural coronet arg. a dexter arm
vambraced tlie list clenched ppr. ; from the little finger pendant
hy a thong gu. an escutcheon arg., charged with a fire-ball
also ppr., for Boycott. 2nd, A demi-man in complete armour
ppr. garnished or, his helmet surmounted by a ])lume of three
ostrich feathers az., on his breast a cross-belt sa. in dexter hand
a halbert also ppr., for Morse. Molln — Deo non armis fido.
Residence. — Haversham Grange, Twickenham.
Katherine, youngest dau. of the Kev. Eicliard Ander-
son, of The Grange, Bedale, co. York.
ILtllCit0C. — This family of Moselejr derives from Edwyu
de Billeston, whose son, Thomas de Billeston, mi. tempi
Henry III., Juliana, heiress of Mollesley.
Walter Moseley, Esq. of the Mere (son of Walter Moseley,
Esq. of the Mere, by Dorothy his wife, dau. of Francis Bil-
lingsley, Esq. of Astley Abbots, Salop, and grandson, by Susan
his wife, dau. of John Fowke, Esq. of Gunston, of Nicholas
Moseley, Esq. of the Mere, son of Michael Moseley, of London,
3rd son of Nicholas Moseley, Esq. of the Mere), served tho
office of High Sheriff for co. Stafford 9th of Queen Anne. He '
m. Jane, only dau. and heiress of William Acton, Esq., 3rd I
son of Sir Edward Acton, 1st bart. of Aldenham ; and d. 1712,
leaving a son,
Acton Moseley, Esq. of the Mere and Buildwas, High SheritT
for CO. Stafford 1757, ni. Elizabeth, eldest dau. «f Sir Herbert
Croft, 1st bart. of Croft Castle, co. Hereford, and had issue,
Walter Acton, his successor.
James, m. Ann Sprott, of the Marsh, and left issue (with
four daus.), two sons, Walter Henry, who possessed the
Leaton estate in co. Stafford; and James, M.D., of Ludloiv,
d. 1800, leaving a son, William.
Mr. Moseley was s. by his elder son,
Walter Acton Moseley, Esq. of the Mere and of Glas-
hampton, co. Worcester, m. 1st, Mrs. S. Devey, and by her
(whorf. 1771) had one son, Walter Michael. He m. 2ndly,
S. M. Gilpin, of CarUsle. He d. 1793, and was s. by an only
son and successor,
Walter Michael Moseley, Esq. of the Mere, in. Anne
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Socket, Esq. of Worcester, by whom
(who d. 1807) he had issue,
Walter, his heir.
Anne Elizabeth, m. 1825, James Taylor, Esq. of Moore
Green, co. Worcester. Frances.
Mary, m. Denis Henry Kelly, Esq. of Castle Kelly, co.
Galway ; and d. in Oct. 1S30. Harriet.
Lucy, 'III. 20 Feb. 1834, Phipps Vansittart Onslow, Esq. of
Broadwas Court, near Worcester, and is deceased.
Mr. Moseley dying 1827, aged 62, was s. by his only son,
Walter Moseley, Esq. of Buildwas, High Sheriff 1833, h.
8 Feb. 1801 ; m. U April, 1829, Elizabeth Sarah, 4th dau. of
S. E. Steward, Esq. of Myton House, co. Warwick, and has issue,
Walter, now of Buildwas.
Herbert Henry, b. 21 May, 1835; d. 19 May, 1863.
Edwyn Samuel, b. 3 Dec. 1838 ; m. 12 Jan. 1875, Esmay Mary,
dau. of R. Cruise, Esq., and d. 12 Dec. l«i"S.
Henry John, b. 22 Oct. 1840.
Catherine Frances, d. 28 July, 1873.
Mary Augusta. Lucy Emma Laura.
Mr. Moseley rf. 19 April, 1849.
Ariiis — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., a chevron between three
mill-picks arg. ; 2nd and 3rd, gu., two lions passant arg.
between nine crosses-crosslet fitcliee or. Ci-est — An eagle dis-
played erm. Motto — Honorate diligite timete.
^'miv— Buildwas Park, near VVenlock; and Buildwas Abbey,
Ii"on Bridge, cu. Salop.
MOSELEY OF BUILDWAS.
Moseley, Walter, Esq. of Buildwas, Salop,
J.P., h. 11 Feb. 1832; m. 8 Sept. 1864, Maria
MOSLEY OF BURNASTON HOUSE.
MosLEY, AsiiTON, Esq. of Burnaston House,
CO. Derby, J.P. and D.L. cos. Derby and Stafford,
late Capt. GOth Eifles, and now Col. 1st Derby
Militia, b. 5 Feb. 1821.
JLinCilflC. — AsHTON Nicholas Mobley, Esq. of Park Hill,
CO. Derby, J.P. and D.L., youngest son of Sir John Parker
Mosley, 1st bart. of Ancoats, 6. 31 March, 1768: in. 10 Aug.
1790, Mary, dau. of Edward Moreley, Esq. of Horseley, relict,
1st, of William Elliot, Esq. of Derby, 2ndly, of Joseph Bird,
Gent, of Loughborough, and Srdly, of Sir Edward Every, 3rd
bart. of Eggington. By her (who d. 9 Feb. 1826) Mr. Mosley
had issue,
AsuTON Nicholas Every, his heir.
Emma Penelope, })i. 21 Dec. 1824, Rev. Franeis Ward Spils-
bury, of Wellington, co. Derby, and has issue.
Mr. Mosley d. 1830, and was «. by his only son,
AsHTON Nicholas Every Mosley, Esq. of Burnaston House,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1835, b. 21 Nov. 1792; in. 14 Feb.
1820, Mary Theresa, only dau. and heiress of William Stables,
Esq. of Hemsworth, co. York ; and d. i Oct. 1875, having
by her (who d. 21 June, 1869) had issue,
AsBTON, now of Burnaston House.
Arthur, 95th foot, b. 6 May, 1822 ; d. 1844.
Godfrey Goodman, late Lieut. 7th Royal Fusiliers; 6.
8 June, 1826; d. 15 Aug. 1802.
Rowland, Rector of Eggington, Burton-on-Trent, co. Derby,
b. 19 March, 1830; lu.Zo Nov. 1859, Jane Charlotte Rose,
MOT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOU
1135
2nd dau. of the late Henry Every, Esq. of Beaumont Lodge,
Windsor, and the Hon. Caroline Flower his wile, 2u(l dau.
of the late Viscount Ashbrook, and has issue,
1 Arthur Rowland, 6. 6 May, 18C2.
2 Godfrey, h. 15 June, 1863.
3 Ashton Edward, 6. 24 Oct. 1868.
4 Wilfrid, I). 25 AprU, 1872.
1 Theresa Jane. 2 Helena Rose, d. 1.5 July, 1874.
3 Mildred Isabel. 4 Jane Charlotte, <i. 23 Dec. 18G7.
6 Sibyl. 6 Adeline. 7 Jane.
Edward Nicholas, 77th regt., d. 28 Jan. 1877.
Mary Theresa, d. 1850. Isabel.
Kmnia Jane. Penelope Sophia.
Frances. Evelyn, d. 1844.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, sa., a chevron between three
'■ 'tie-axes arjj. ; 2nd and 3rd, or, a fcss between three eaglets
i'layed sa. Crest — An eagle displayed erm. ^lutlo — Mos
. . _,om regit.
<bVat— Burnaston Honse, Derby.
MOTT OP BARNINGHAM HALL.
MoTT, John Thomas, Esq. of Barninghara Hall,
ITorfolk, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff ISCl, b. 13
March, 1809 ; m. 1 July, 1833, Caroline, dau. of
William Sloane Stanley, Esq. of Paultons, Hants,
by the Lady Gertrude Howard, his wife, dau. of
Frederick, 5th Earl of Carlisle, and has issue,
John Stanley, b. 10 Jan. 1838; m. 8 June, 1867, Cordelia
Euphemia, 3rd dau. of Sir Korman Macdonald Lockhart,
3rd bart. of Lee and Carnwath, and by her (who d. June,
1872) has issue, Theresa Caroline, 6. 29 April, 1868.
Gertrude Sophia, b. 18 Sept. 1841.
Harriet Elizabeth, 6. 1 Sept. 1843; m. June, 1863, Major
Fiennes Cornwallis, who d. 23 April, 1867, aged 35, leaving
issue, Fiennes Stanley, b. 27 May, 1864 ; Arthur Wykeham,
6. 24 April, 1865; Helen; Florence; and Caroline Vere.
Frederica Lucy, b. 23 March, 1846; 7)!. Nov. 18G7, Fvev.
Henry Berners Dpcher, Rector of Alexton, co. Leicester,
and has, Constance, 6. 25 Aug. 1868 ; Howard Berners, 6.
11 Jan. 1870, and other issue.
Laura Caroline Josephine, b. 18 May, 1848 ; d. 1852.
HtnraflC. — The Motts were an old Essex family, and had
lands at Shalford and other parishes in that co. in 1375.
Tuo.MAS MoTT, of Braintree, m. Alice Mead, and had two
sons, John and Mark. Mark, the 2nd son, and ultimately heir
to Thomas Mott, bought the estate of Sherne Hall, in Shalford,
in 1599, he was granted a crest and a confirmation of arms
by William Segar, Garter 1615 (the same arms and crest being
now borne by the family). He d. 1637, and was buried at
Braintree. The immediate ancestor of the family,
Edmind Mott, Esq., sometime of Caldecott, and afterwards
of Stiffkey, Norfolk, under age, 2 Nov. 1624, ra. Abigail, dau.
of Luke Constable, Esq. of Swaffham, J. P., and sister of Jane
Constable, wife of Robert Brady, M.D., Master of Caius
-oil. Cambridge, and of Susan Constable, wife of Thomas
Caton, Esq. of Thorpe Abbots. He made his will 12 Jan.
1674, and d. within the year, leaving issue,
I. Edmund, his heir. ii. Luke, M.D., d. 1682.
I. Ann, Hi. 1st, Martin Cobbe, Gent, of Burnham Norton ;
and 2ndly, 1693, Rev. Thomas Groomc, M.A., Hector of
Burnham, Deepdale, by the latter of whom she left a son,
2j Rev. Thomas Groome, M. A., Rector of Burnham Westgate,
m. 7 Oct. 172.i, Ann, dau. of Thomas Shuckforth, Gent.
of SahamTony, and left an only dau.,
Ann Groome, m. Thomas Vertue, Esq. of Burnham
Overy (son of Rev. James Vertue, M.A., Rector of
Feltwell, St. Nicholas, Norfolk, nephew maternally of
Thomas Greene, D.D., Bishop of Ely), and d. 21 Jan.
1766, leaving a dau., Ann, m. Rev. Castrcs Donne,
Vicar of Loddon, first-cousin to the poet Cowper ; and
a son, Thomas Vertoe, of whom presently, as successor
to the Mott estates.
rhe eldest son,
^ Edmund Mott, M.D., in. Mary, dau. of Robert Blyford,
5ent. of Burnham Overy, and relict of John Thruston, Esq.
>f Hoxne; and d. 3 Feb. 1699, leaving a son,
i JoBN Mott, Esq., M.D., of Weston Market, Suffolk, who
Assumed the surname and arms of Thurstox in lieu of that
pf Mott, under the will of his half-brother, John Thurston,
ICsq., and d. unm. 18 May, 1776, aged 77, having devised his
property to his cousin,
Tuomas Vertde, Esq. of Town Barningham, Norfolk,
I.A., who assumed the surname and arms of Mott, and
d. 31 Dec. 1788. He mi. 17 Feb. 1784, Frances, dau. of Rev.
Robert Cremer, A.M., and by her (who m. 2ndly, Rev. Roberi,
Rolfe, A.B., uncle of Lord Cranwortb; had an only surviving
son and heir,
John Thruston Mott, Esq. of Barningham Hall, Norfolk,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1806, 6. 17 Nov. 1784; m. 11 April,
1808, Sophia, dau. of Henry Partridge, Esq. of Cromer,
Norfolk, and had issue,
John Thomas, now of Barningham Hall.
Henry Jacob, b. 22 Nov. 1813; d. 28 Sept. 18.39.
Augustu.s Charles, 6. 10 June, 1819; d. March, 1839.
Sophia Sarah, mi. 18 Dec. 1832, Rev. Robert Jervis Coke
Alderson, youngest son of Robert Alderson, Esq., Recorder
of Norwich; (/. 22 Nov. Is38.
Katherine Frances, b. 1815. Lucy Charlotte, b. It20.
Mr. Mottd. 12 Sept. 1847.
^)-m.s— Sa., a crescent arg. Crest — An estoile of eight points
arg. il/oUo— Spectemuragendo.
Stat— Barningham Hall, Hanwortb, Norfolk.
MOUBRAY OP OTTERSTON.
MouBEAT, William HoBSOif, Esq. of Ottcrston,
Aberdour, co. Fife, D.L. and J. P., Commander
R.N., b. 28 Aug. 1818; m. 1st, 16 Dec. 18^6, Selina
Mary Anna, dau. of John Bonfoy Rooper, Esq. cf
Abbots Ripton Hall, co. Huntingdon, late M.P. for
that CO., and has issue,
William Henry IIallowell Cabew, Lieut. 42nd Boyul
Highlanders.
He m. 2ndly, 1857, Adeline Hannah, dau. of Cf pt.
William Babington, Madras Cavalry, and has issue.
Jltncagt.— Philip de Mowbrat, 2nd son of Nigel de
Mowbray, and brother of William de Mowbray, ancestor of the
Dukes of Norfolk, m. Galiena, dau. of Waldeve, Earl of
Dunbar, and with her acquired considerable property, par-
ticularly the baronies of Barnbougle, Dalmeny, and Invcr-
keithing. He was Ambassador to England 1215 and 1220, to
treat of the marriage of King Alexander II. with the Priaccis
Joan. He had two sons, Roger, and Nigel.
Roger de Mourbrat, the elder son, in a charter to the
church of Soltray, confirmed to the Abbey of Jedburgh the
donation of the church which Waldeve, the sou of Cospatrick
" my grandfather " (avus meus) made to that Abbey.
Galfrid de Moubrat, the next on record, one of the
magnates Scotiae from 1287 to 1294, m. the 2nd dau. ofiJfi
John Cumyn, Justiciary of Scotland, sister of Black John
Cumyn, who m. Marjory, sister of John Baliol, King of Scot-
land. They had issue five sons. The 4th son.
Sir Philip de Moubrat, fell with King Edward Bruce at
the battle of Dundalk, 1318. He was father of Philippa db
Moubrat, designated dau. and heiress of Sir Philip deMoubray,
in a regal charter, 3 Aug. 1364. She m. Sir Bartholomew de
Loen, a foreign knight, and had a son and heir, David
MouBRAY, whose descendant.
Sir Mavid Moubrat, of Barnbougle, was served heir of
Philip, his father, 9 March, 146C-7. He was father of two
sons,
John, of Dalmeny, whose grand-dau. and heiress, Barbara
Moubray, only child of Sir John Moubray, of I'arnbougle,
m. Robert Bartoim, son of Sir Robert iJartoun, of Over-
Bartoun, High Treasurer of Scotland. Robert Bartoun
assumed the surname of Moubray. William.
The 2nd son,
William Moubray, of Cockairny, had a charter of the lands
of Cockairny, and part of the barony of Inverkeithing, from
his nephew. Sir John Moubray, of Barnbougle, wherein he is
designed "Sir John's beloved uncle on the father's side,"
dated 24Sept. loll. His descendant,
Robert Moubray, of Cockairny, b. 1639 ; y,t. 1666, Mar-
garet, dau. of George Bruce, Esq. of Minncsswoott ; and(/. 1G8I,
leaving with other issue two sons, i. John, his successor: and
II. Robert, fatherof Robert Moubrat, of the Hush and Castle-
law, CO. Edinburgh, whose eldest dau. and heiress, Jean
Moubrat, m. 1748, Archibald Trotter, Esq., 2nd son of Alex-
ander Trotter, Esq. of Cattleshiel, co. Berwick. The elder
son of Robert Moubray,
John Moubray, Esq. of Cockairny, is mentioned in Nisbct's
Heraldi-y, as undoubted heir in a direct and uninterrupted
male line of William Moubray, of Cockairny, who had the
charter of these lands from his nephew. Sir John Moubray, of
Barnbougle, 1511. He m. Margaret, dau. of the Rev. John
Minnaird, Minister of East Calder, and grand-dau. and heiress
1136
MOU
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MOU
of Robert Wellwood, Esq. of Tough and Whitfield, by whom
he had, with other issue,
EoBEKT, his successor.
John, who had issue two sons and three daus., 1 John, whose
only child, Ann Cockerall Jloubray, m. James Trail Hall,
Esq. of Dublin, Barrister-at-Law ; 2 William ; 1 Margaret,
■m. Walter Ross, Esq.; 2 Magdalen; 3 Jane, m. James
Campbell, Esq.
John Moubray dying 1732, wass. by his eldest son,
Robert Moubbat, Esq. of Cockairny, 6. 1 Jan. 1700; to.
1726, his cousin, Mary, only child of James Dudgeon, Esq. of
Inverkeithing, and had issue, John, who d., Capt. Royal
Marines; Robert, successor to his father: James; George,
Lieut. E.X., m. Miss Toby, and had issue; Elizabeth, m. John
Black, Esq.; Mary, ra. Alexander Sutherland, Esq., and
had issue. Mr. Moubray was s. at his decease, 1779, by his
eldest surviving son,
Robert Moubbat, Esq. of Coclcairny, to. 1773, Arabella,
dau. of Thomas Hussey, Esq. of Wrexham, co. Denbigh
(sister of Lady Bickerton, and of Lieut.-Gen. Vere Warner
Hussey, of Wood Walton, co. Huntingdon), and had two sons
and one dau.,
Robert (Sir), his heir.
Richard Hussey (.Sir), a Eear-Admiral of the Red, K.C.B.
(sec HcssEY).
Eleanor Maria Anna, n. James Stuart, Esq. of Duneam,
CO. Fife.
Robert Moubray, of Cockairny, d. 1794, and was s. by his
eldest son.
Sib Robert MouBRAT, Knt., K.H., of Cockairny House, co.
Fife, a D.L. and J. P. for that co., Lieut. -Col. in the army, h.
16 Dec. 1774; -m. Sept. 1807, Laura, 4lh dau. of WilUam
Hobson, Esq. of Markfield. Middlesex, and had issue,
Robert Frederick North Bickertos, his heir, d..Zl March,
1875.
Richard Hussey Charles, Capt. 1st Madras Light Cavaliy,
b. 26 May, 1810; d. 20 April, 1843.
William Hobsos, successor to his brother.
Edward, h. 7 April, 162.5, Lieut.-Col. R.X., m. 30 April,
1867, Adelaide Lucy Katherine, 3rd dau. of George Marton,
Esq. of Capernwray.
Ann. Jane Laura.
Adeline Frances, to. H. W. Allfrey, Esq. of Hemmingford
House, CO. Warwick, and d. 18.55. Matilda.
EmUy, TO.F. W. AUirey. Esq. of Silwood Lodge, Berks.
Ellen. Clara, ra. David Henry Lee, Esq.
Sir Robert d. 1S48, and was s. by his eldest son,
Robert Frederick Korth Bickebto:* Moubray, Esq. of
Cockairny, J.P., b. 21 July, 1807: and d. 31 March, 1875,
■when he was a. by his next surviving brother.
Anns — Gu., a lion rampant crowned arg. within a bordure
engrailed of the last. Cyest — A demi-lion rampant crowned.
Mottots — Over the crest, Fortitudine; under the arms. Let the
deed show. Supporters — Dexter, a man in armour ; sinister,
a woman habited ppr.
Seat — Ottcrston House, Aberdour, co. Fife. Toicn Residence
— 7, Belgrave Crescent, Edinburgh.
♦
MOUNSEY OF CASTLETOWN.
MorxsET, EoBEET Hetsham, Esq. of Castle-
to\^•n, Eocliffe, Cumberland, b. 20 July, 1828.
JttltfilgC. — Rev. Robert Mounset, Perpetual Curate of
Ravenstonedale, Westmorland (son of George Mounsey, of
Heltond.ile, Westmorland), m. Mary Winter, of Tebay, in the
same co., and had issue, George; Robert, of London ; Mary;
Elizabeth; and Anne. The eldest son,
George Mounsey, Esq. of Carlisle, to. 1752, Margaret, dau.
of John Stephenson, Esq. of Carlisle, and by lier (who d. 1807)
had issue, i. George Stephenson, Major E.I. Co.'s service, d.
Unm.; ft. Robert, of whom presently; iii. John, d. v.nra.; iv.
William, Post-Capt. E.X. ; v. Thomas ; vi. Henry, of London,
d. tinyn.; vii. James, ra. Anne Ewart; i. Barbara, m. Thomas
Ramshay, of Naworth; ii. Mary, d. unm.; in. Margaret, to.
James Dundas; iv. Elizabeth, ra. John Gray; v. Ann, d. v.nm. ;
VI. Dorothea, }/i. Christopher Thornhill. The 2iid son,
Robert Mounsey, Esq. of Castletown, m. 23 Nov. 1789,
Mary, dau. of Capt. Joseph Gill, of Carlisle, and by her (who
d. 1849) had issue,
George Gill, of whom presently.
William Henry, late Capt. 4th regt. infantry, d. 3 Dec. 1877.
Robert, d. nam. Joseph, d. uaia.
Margaret, d. unm.
Juliana, m. John Lambert, Esq. of Alnwick.
Mary, d. unm. Anna, ra. Thomas Brown, Esq.
Elizabeth, ra. Monsieur Louis L'Hermiaier, Paris.
Jane, d. uani.
Mr. Mounsey d. 26 July, 1842. His eldest son,
George Gill Mounsey, Esq. of Castletown, Cumberland,
6. 27 May, 1797 ; ra. 6 Sept. 1827, Isabella, dau. of John Hey-
sham, M.D., of CarUsle, and by her (who d. 14 3Iay, 1848) had
issue,
I. Robert Heysham, now of Castletown.
II. George WiUiam, b. 3 April, 1831; to. 15 Ausr. 18G0,
Agnes, dau. of Isaac Cope, Esq. of Castlewhite, co. Cork,
and has issue, George Arthur Heysham, b. 25 May, 1862.
III. John Giles, b. 22 Aug. l&o2.
IV. Augustus Henry, b. 27 Aug. 1834, Secretary to British
Legation at Athens ; ra. 16 Dec. 1874, Margaret Elizabeth
Noyes, dau. of H. M. Bradhurst, Esq. of New York, and has
issue, two daus.
V. Charles James, Lieut.-Col. and Major 71st regt., &. 13 Dec.
1835; ra. 3 Dec. 1862, Mary Tirzah, dau. of James Robert
Grant, Esq. of the Hill, Cumberland, and has issue a son,
Charles James Grant, b. 18 Dec. 1806.
I. Elizabeth Mary, d. 9 June, 1856.
II. Isabella Dorothea, ra. 14 June, 1866, Robert Henry John
Heygate, Esq., 4th son of Sir WiUiain Heygate, Bart, of-
Eoccliffe, CO. Leicester.
Mr. Mounsey d. 23 Feb. 1874.
Arras — Chequy or and gu., on a chevron erm. two lions
passant counter-passant az. Cre.it — A demi-griffin with a
wreath of oak round the neck and bearing with three claws a
banner erect. Motto — Semper paratus.
Stat — Castletown, EocUffe, near Carlisle, Cumberland. ,
MOUNT OF WASING PLACE.
MouxT,WiLLiA3i Geoege, Esq. of TVasing Place,
Berks, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Berks 1877
M.A., Barrister-at-Law, b. 18 July, 1824 ; m. 28 Aug.
1862, Marianne Emily, 3rd dau. of Kobert Clutter-
buck, Esq. of Watford House, co. Hertford, and haft|
issue,
I. WitLiAM Arthub, 6. 3 Aug. 1866.
II. Robert John, 6. 15 Feb. 1868.
III. George Talbot, b. 28 Nov. 1870.
IV. Francis, b. S July 1872.
I. Elizabeth Mary Charlotte, &. 9 Feb. 18C\
II. Ethel Georgina, 6. 29 July, 1865.
III. Alice, b. 29 July, 1869.
IV. Margaret Emily, b. 3 Oct. 1873.
V. Evelyn Maria, 6. 23 April, 1877.
Ti. Winifred, b. 31 Aug. 1878.
IttUCS^C. — This family was originally from Kent. The
manor of Wasing, in early times a possession of the College of
Le Vaux, near Salisbury, was granted by Henry VIII. to Sir
Humphrey Forster of Aldermaston. From the Forsters it passed
to the Blacknalls, and, with their heiress, to the Verneys, and
from the Verneys was purchased by Mr. Coope, who disposed
of it in 1760 to John Mount, 6. July, 1725 (son of William
Mount, by Mary Huckell his wife). High Sheriff of Berks
1770; he to. 21 July, 1781, Jane Fletcher, and d. 12 July,
1786, leaving a son,
William Mount, Esq. of Wasing Place, ra. 4 Oct. 1781, Jane,
dau. of William Page, Esq. of Poynters, Surrey, and d. 15 June,
1815, in his 63rd year, leaving an only son,
William Mount, Esq. of Wasing Place, J.P, and D.L., 6.
1787, at one time M.P. for Newport, Isle of Wight, who served j
as High Sheriff 1826, and was for many years Chairman of the
Newbury Bench of Magistrates. He m. 27 June, 1818, Char-
lotte, 2nd dau. and co-heir of George Talbot, Esq. of Temple
Guiting, CO. Gloucester, by Charlotte Ehzabeth his wife, dau.
and co-heir of Rev. Thomas Drake, D.D., of AmcrsUam, ano
had issue,
WILLIA5I, now of Wasing Place. Francis Jolin.
Marv Anne Jane.
Charlotte Eliza, ra. Rev. J. Le Mesurier • and d. 12 Jan. 1863.
Mr. Mount d. 10 April, 1809.
Motto — Prudenter ct constanter.
Seal — Wasing Place, near Reading.
mOTJTIlATr OF FAVOUR ROYAL,
MorTEAT, Eev. John James, of Earour Koyal
CO. Tyrone, M.A., b. 15 AprU, 1802 ; m. 1 Jan. 1836
Maria Dorothea, dau. of the Kev. William PercevaJ
and has,
I. John Maxwell (Rev.), 5. 1 Feb. 1837 : m. 1864, Jane, dai
of D. Harrell, Esq. of Mount Pleasant, Downpatrick, c(
li
MOW
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MOW
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Down, 1SC4, ana has, Anna Helena, b. 22 Sept. 1SC8;
■\Villiam rerceval, h. July, 1872.
II. Robert rerceval, Capt. It.N., I. 22 Nov. ISIO.
ni. William Henry, b. 1842.
IV. AnketcU, HiKli Sheriff co. Tyrone, 1S77, 6. 1844; in.
1 July, 1873, Gertrutle M., dau. of M. J. AnUetcll, Ksq. of
Anketell Grove, co. JNUnaghan, and has, Anne G. Stella E.,
b. 7 July, 1875. v. Charle.^ Frederick, b. 187G.
I. Anna Maria Sophia. ii. Mary Klizalicth.
III. Caroline Helena.
itilir(lCir. — John Modtray, Esq. of Achamoyles, nJias
l-"avour lloyal, co. Tyrone, wj. Anue, dau. of Kev. Archibald
Erskinc, and bad a son,
James Moutbat, Esq. of Favour Royal, m. Deborah, dan. of
Henry Mcrvyn, Esq. of Trelick. His will bears date 12 March,
1718, proved 1719. He had (with two daus., Anne, wife of
George Gledstane, Esq., and Sarah, wife of Charles Stewart,
Esq. of Baillieboro') a son and heir,
James Moutray, Esq. of Favour Royal, m. 1698, Rebecca,
eldest dau. of James Corry, Esq. of Castleuoole, co. Ferma-
aach, and was father of
John MorxRAY, b. April, 1701 ; vi. 1720, Elizabeth, dau. of
Alexander Montgomery, Esq. of Lallylcck, co. Monaghan, and
liad issue,
James, of Killibrick, (7. f. p.
Anketell, of whom presently.
Leslie, of Killibrick, w. Jane, dan. of William Wray, Esq.
of Castle M'ray, co. Donegal, and left issue.
John, of Favour Royal.
Wary, d. ut'm. Rebecca, m. William Read, Esq.
Catherine, wife of Henry Wray, Esq.
Sarah, wife of Gerard Irvine, Esq.
EUzabeth, m. Humphrey Jones, Esq. of Belturbet.
Hie 2nd son,
Rev. Anketell MorTRAT, of Favour Royal, m. 1768, Cathe-
rine, eldest dau. of Thomas Singleton, Esq. of Fort Singleton,
CO. Monhagan, by his 1st wife, a dau. of Oliver Anketell, Esq.
Df Anketell Grove, and J. circa 1801, having had one son,
John Corky, and six daus., all of wliom d. unra., except the
5rd, Isabella, who m. Whitney Upton Glcdstanes, Esq. of Far-
Iross. The son and heir,
John Corbv Modtbay, Esq. of Favour Royal, J. P. and D.L.,
l>. 29 Sept. 1771; -m. 27 April, 1703, Mary Anne Catherine,
2nd dau. of Major Ambrose Upton, of Hermitage, co. Dublin,
ind bad issue,
Anketell, of Favour Royal.
John James, now of Favour Roval.
Whitney, J.l'., b. 15 Sept. 1804; w. 20 April, 1S4.3, Annahclla,
dau. of Andrew Crawford, E.^q. of Auburn, co. Dublin, and
has issue, Whitney John, and John Thomas.
Thomas (Kev.), b. 5 Dec. 180G; m. 20 Oct. 1842, Eliza, dau.
of Andrew Crawford, Esq. of Auburn; d. s. -p. 1843.
William (Rev.), 6. 2 Oct. 1811.
^ Henry, of Killymoon Castle, Cookstown, co. Tyrone, J. P.,
6. 13 March, 1814; m. 185."). Karbara, eldest dau. of H. M.
I Stewart, of Martrey House, and has, 1 Mervyn Stewart
! Thomas, 6. 23 Aug. 186.i ; 1 Frances Vesey ; and 2 Hcatrice.
1 Margaret, m. 23 June, 1810, Sir James Richardson liuubury,
Bart, of Aughercastlc, and has issue.
1 Isabella, m. 1820, Robert Waring Maxwell, Esq. of Killy-
faddy, co. Tyrone.
Sophia, Hi. 14 Dec. 18.38, Robert Hornidge, Esq. of Fardross,
CO. Tyrone, and had issue.
Ir. Moutray d. 2G April, 1S59, and was «. hy his son,
Anketell Moutray, Esq. of Favour Royal, b. 11 Jlay, 1797,
ligh Sheriff co. Tyrone 1855. He d. Dec. 18G9, and was s.
y his brother, Rev. John James Moutray, now of Favour
ioyal.
Motto — Xunquam non (idelis.
Seot— Favour Royal, Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
lOWEHAY OF MORTIMER AND EISHOP-
WEARMOTJTH.
■^TownBAY, The Kight llox. Jonx Rohkrt, of
linier, Berks, and liisliopwcarmouth, co. Dur-
, P.C, J.r. and D.L., M.P. for tlie University
ixford, was M.P. for the City of Durham,, Iiidgc
■ ivocate-Gen. 1858-59, and again 1866-68, Cliurch
tites Commissioner 1871,6. 3 June, 1815; m.
Vug. 1817, Elizabeth Gray, ouly child of George
-aac Mowbray, Esq. of liishopwcarmoulli, Durliam,
11(1 ilorlinicr, Berks, by Eli/.abelli liis wife, dau. of
'crl Gray, D.D., Bishop of Bristol, and has issue,
I. Robert Gray Cornish, Fellow of All Souls Coll. Oxford,
Barrister-at-Eaw, b. 21 May, 1S50.
II. Reginald Ambrose, b. 5 April, 1852.
III. Edmund George Lionel, 6. 2G June, 1859.
I. Annie Maud. ii. Edith Marian.
This gentleman, only son of Robert StriblingComigh,
Esq. of the City of Exeter, by Marianne his wife,
dau. and heir of John Bowning, Esq. of Hill's Court,
Exeter, was authorised by royal license, dated 26
July, 1817, to use the surname of Mowbeay only,
and to bear the arms of MoWBKAT quarterly with
liis own family arms, and assumed the name accord-
ingly, immediately upon his marriage iu the August;
followinsr.
IttnCflJIC. — This branch of the family of Mowbray appears
to have been formerly settled at AUenhead, Northumberland,
and subsequently at Wolsingham, co. Durham. In 1738,
Teasdale Mowbray, Esq. of Wolsingham, w. Anne, dau. and
heir of Thomas Read, Esq. of Bishopwearmouth, and was ». by
his son,
George Mowbray, Esq. of Ford, co. Durham, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Anthony Wilkinson, Esq. of Crossgaie, Durham, anJ
d. 1791. His only surviving child,
George Mowbray, E.sq. of Ford and Mortimer, Berks, m.
Jane, dau. and heir of Oliver Coghill, Esq. of CoghillHall, co.
York, and d,. 179S, leaving two sons,
George Isaac, of Bishopwearmouth and Mortimer, m. Nov.
1821, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Robert Gray, D.D., Pre-
bendary of Durham, Rector of Bishopwearmouth, and after-
wards Lord Bisliop of Bristol, and d. 20 June, 1823, leaving
an only surviving child,
Elizabeth Gray Mowbray, m. 1847, John Robert Coekish,
now The RigutHon. J. R. Mowbray, M.P.
Thomas, of Grange Wood House, Oversealc, co. Leicester,
Capt. K.N., ;//. Anne, dau. of Richard Thomas Strcatltild,
Esq. of the Itocks, Sussex, and d. 18G4, leaving issue (ue
Mowbray of GraiKjetvood Ilov.fc).
Arms — Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, Mowbray, gu. a lion rampant
crm. two tiauncUes or, each charged with three billets in pale
az. and in the centre chief point a cross-crosslet of the third;
2ud and 3rd, Cornish, per pale az. and sa. a che^Ton enibattli cl
between in chief two roses and in base a cross-pattce or : on an
escutcheon of pretence ; Lst and 8th, Mowbray ; 2nd, Head,
Or, on a chcM'on between three garbs gu. three ears of wheat
stalked and leaved arg.; Srd, Suipperdson, sa. onabendarg.
three lozenges az. each charged with a planetary sun in his
glory ; 4th, Coghill, erm., a chevron between three cocks gu. ;
fitli, Coghill, gu., on a chevron arg. three pellets a chief sa. ;
olh, Cramer, or, on a chief indented az. three fleurs-de-lis of the
fuM ; 7th, Holland, az., a lion rampant guardant between
eiglit fleurs-de-lis arg. Cre.<ts — An oak tree or, therefrom pendant
an escutcheon gu. charged with a lion's head erased arg., Mow-
bray; Between two branches of laurel in saltire a Cornish
chough rising ppr. charged on the breast with a cross patce or,
Cornish. Mollocs—Suo stat roborc virtus, for Moweray ; and
Deus pascit corvos, for Cornish.
Scat — Warennes Wood, Mortimer, Reading.
MOWBRAT OF GRAKGEWOOD HOUSE.
Mowbeay, Geoege Thomas, Esq. of Grange-
wood House, CO. Leicester, Lord of tlie Manor of
Ovcrseale, J. P. for cos. Leicester and Derby, D.L,
for the former shire, and retired Major of its Militin
JJeputy Chairman of Quarter Sessions, b. 29 April,*
182-1..
Ittltr.lQr. — •?« preceding Memoir.
The late Thomas Moweray, Esq., Capt. R.N., 2nd son of
George Mowbray, Esq. of Ford, co. Durham, and of Mortimer,
CO. Berks (who </. 1798), by Jane his wife, dau. and heir of
Oliver Coghill, Esq. of Coghill Hall. co. York, was b. 28 Aug.
1793; m. 22 April, 1823, Anne, eldest dau. of the late Richard
Tliomas Streatfeild, Esq. of the Rocks, Sussex, by Anne his
wife, dau. of Robert Shuttleworth, Esq. of Gawthoip, co. Lan-
caster, and by her (who d. 1 July, 1869) had issue,
1 George Thomas, of Grangewood House.
2 Georgiana Anne, m. 15 Feb. 18.')8, at Pau, Pierre Richand do
Prcville, of the Chateau des Mondrans, near OiUicz, Basse*
Pyrenees, France, and has issue,
Andre George Richaud de Prcville, 6. 1859.
Zelic Isabelle Richaud de Prcville.
3 Sydney Richard, d. in infancy.
Mr. Mowbray d. 16 June, 1864.
Arms — Gu., a lion rampant within a bordur« arg. Crctt—
An oak tree. Mntin — Suo stat robore virtus.
Stat — Grangewood House, Oversealc, Ashby de la Zouch.
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MOY
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MUI
MOYSEY OF BATHEALTON COURT.
MoTSET, Hexey Goeges, Esq. of Bathealton
Court, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1875, late of the 11th Hussars, b. 16 July, 1813 ;
m. 10 Aug. 1841, Emily, 3rd dau. of the late Rev.
Charles Eobert Faushawe, of Fanshawe Gate, co.
Derby, and Dcngie Hall, Essex.
ILtllCagC— Adel Motset, M.D., 6. 3 Dec. 1715, a ilistin-
guished Physician at Butli, purchased the estate of Charter-
house Ilinton, Somerset. He m. 22 June, 1742, Elizabeth
Fortrie, and had issue,
Abel, his heir.
Mary, m. Rev. John Eichards, of Longbreddy Ilouse, Dorset,
and had issue.
Dr. Moysey d. 11 Aug. 17S0, and was s. by his son,
Abel Moiset, Esq. of Charterhouse Hinton, b. 1743, M.P.
for Bath 1774, 1780, and 1784. In 1777 he whs appointed one
of the Justices for tlie Principality of Wales, and in 1795,
Deputy-Eemembrancer of the Court of E.xchequer. He m.
26 Dec. 1774, Charlotte, 4th dau. of Sir Richard Warwick
Bampfylde, Bart, of Poltimore, Devon, and by her (who d.
26 Dec. 1807) left at his decease, July, 1831,
Abel, his heir, in. Anno, 2nd dau. of Francis Fownes Lut-
trcll, Esq., and d. s. p. 1839. Charles Abel.
Frederick, of Lincoln's Inn, P.arristcr-at-Law, h. 26 Feb.
1781; m. Laura Gertrude, 6th dau. of Chiirles Oldfleld
Bowles, Esq. of North Aston, Oxon. Shu d. 20 May, 1854,
and he d. 8 June, 1863.
Henry Gorges, Capt. R.N., h. 17 Nov. 1785; d. unm. in the
West Indies, 9 Ocr. 1809, inconimandof II.M.S. "Curieux."
Charlotte Elizabeth, of Pickhurst Mead, Hajes, Kent, d.
26 March, 184G.
The 2nd son,
The Ven. Charles Abel Motset, D.D., of Charterhouse
Hinton, Somerset, Archdeacon of Bath, J. P., h. 26 Nov. 1779;
m. 1st, 9 Aug. 1810, Charlotte, eldest dau. of Frances Fownes
Luttrcll, Esq. of Dunster, Chairman of the Board of Customs,
and by her (who d. 14 May, 1819) had issue,
I. Charles Francis, h. 3 Oct. 1811 ; d. 13 Feb. 1816.
II. Henry Gorges, now of Bathealton.
in. Frederick Luttrell (Kev.). M.A., late Vicar of Combe St.
Nicholas, Somerset, b. 9 Nov. 1815; m. 29 May, 1839,
Arabella, eldest dau. of the Hon. John Petty Ward, uncle
to Viscount Bangor, and has issue,
1 Charles John, Major R.E., b. 12 June, 1840; m. 29 April,
1873, Frances, 2nd dau. of Sir Peter Benson Maxwell, and
has a son and dau.
2 Frederick Abel, Lieut. E.N., 6. 17 July, 1845.
3 Henry Luttrell, b. 10 Dec. 1849, II.M. Ceylon Civil
Service; m. Nov. 1875, Dora, dau. of — O'GraUy, Esq.,
and has issue.
4 Edward Bangor, 6. 12 Aug. 1853.
5 Frances Gorges, b. 7 Dec. 1854.
1 Louisa Eleanor Harriett, m. 18 Dee. 1SC2, F. G. Bernard,
Esq. of Sidmouth; he (/. 21 Sept. 1875.
2 Arabella Charlotte, m. 17 Aug. 1871, W. L. Pitt, Lieut.
55th regt.
3 Charlotte Sophia, m. 1st, 24 May, 1866, John Marker,
Esq. of Gittisham, Devon. Lieut. 5tli Fusiliers, who d. 19
Sept. 1853 ; and 2ndly, 22 Dec. 1875, Capt. S. C. Lousada.
4 Elinor Frances, m. 29 Oct. 1874, Leonard Abbot, Esq.,
Bengal Civil Service.
I. Charlotte Jane, d. unm. 26 July, 1834.
II. Louisa Gertrude, d. unm. 1840.
Dr. Moysey to. 2ndly, 24 June, 1820, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
Sir James Stewart, Bart, of Fort Stewart, co. Donegal. He d.
17 Dec. 1&59.
Arms — Or, on a fess sa. between three cinquefoils vert a
cross tiory of the field. Crcxt — A dragon's head vert charged
on the neck with a cross flory or.
Heat — Bathealton Court, Wellington, Somerset.
MUDGE OF SYDNEY.
MUDGE, AiiTuru TnoMAS, Esq. of Sydney, co.
Pcron, Lieut. 97th regt., b. ISiG ; m. 28 April,
1870, his cousin, Jane Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Thomas
Ashton Hodgson Dickson, Esq. of 83, Harley Street,
and has issue, Arthur, b. 1871 ; two other sons and
one dau.
HiltCafl:?.— Zachart Mudge, Esq. of Sydney, Devon,
Admiral of the White, one of the flag officers on whom Her
Majesty was j leased to confer the Admirals' distinguished
Service Pension, was h. 1770. He was the grandson of the
eminent Divine, the Rev. Zacliariah Mudge, D.D., Prebendary
of Exeter, and Sector of St. Andrew's, Plymouth (the friend of
Burke and of Johnson), who was h. 1C80, and d. 17C9. Admiral
Mudge was brother of Lieut. -Gen. William Mudge, E.A.,
at the head of the Trigonometrical Survey of Great Britain
and Ireland, and Lieut. -Governor ofWoolw i«h and Addiscombe.
Admiral Mudge m. 1807, Jane, dau. of the Rev. Edmund
Granger, Rector of Sowton, near Exeter, and sister of the
late Admiral Granger, by whom he left at his decease, Oct.
1852, one son,
Zachart Mudge, Esq. of Sydney, Devon, M.A. Oriel Coll.,
Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1813 ; to. April, 1844, Jane, only dau. of
George Frederick Dickson, Esq. of Abbots Reading, co. Lan-
caster, and of Hanover Terrace, Eegent's Park, and d. 13 De«.
1867, leaving an only surviving son, Asxaos Thomas, now of
Sydney.
Arms — Arg., a chevron gu. between three cockatrices of the
last. O'cs-f — A cockatrice. Motto — All's well.
.Vf-a is— Sydney, Plympton, Devon; and Glcnlossera Lodge,
Killala, co. Mayo.
MUIRHEAD OF BREDISHOLW:.
Geosset-Muiehead, Emily Geetefde Lilias/
heiress by entail of Bredisholm, b. 27 Feb. 1864, s.
at the decease, 12 March, 1864, of her mother Emily
Eliza Du Vernet Muirhead, wife of Robert
Dalrymple Steuart, Esq., late Lieut, in H.M.S., who
adopted the name of MriEHEAD through his
marriage.
iitllCaJIC. — The family of Muirhead ranks among the
oldest and most respectable in Scotland.
The first of the Muirheads on record is Sir William Mcie-
HEAD, of Lachope, who lived about the end of the 14th century.
He received the honour of Knighthood from Robert III., and
TO. Jean Hay, and by her had three sons and one dau.,
I. William, s. his father; ii. Andrew, consecrated Bishop of
Glasgow 1454 ; in. Vedastus, Canon of Glasgow, elected
Rector of the University in 1476; i. Jean, "The Fair Maid,"
or " Bonny Lass of Lochbrunnach," in. Gavin Hamilton.
The eldest son,
William Muirhead, of Lachope, m. Mariota H.nmilton, and
had two sons, John, his successor; and Richard, Dean of
Glasgow; he was made, by King James IV., Lord Clerk
Register, and after his resignation of thnt office. Secretary of
State, and one of the Lords of Council and Session. He d.
1506, and was s. by his only son,
John Muirhead, of Lachope, who accompanied James IV. to
the fatal field of Flodden, where he was killed, 9 Sept. 1513,
leaving, by Margaret Hepburn his wife, an only son,
John Muirhead, of Lachope, ?)i. Margaret Borthwick, and
left an only son,
James Muirhead, of Lachope, m. Jean Fleming, and left
two sons and one dau., i. James, of Lachope, ancestor of the
senior line, Muirhead of Lachope, now extinct in the male
line; ii. John, of Shawfute, progenitor of the Bredisholm
family, wliich is now, by the extinction of the line of Lachope,
the chief of the Muirheads; i. Margaret, m. James Hamilton,
ofWoodhall. The 2nd son,
John Muirhead, of Schawfute, was to. twice, but it does not
appear that he left more than one son,
James Muirhead, of Schawfute and Bredisholm, who pur-
chased Bredisholm, of which he obtained a Crown charter
29 June, 1G07. He d. before 1635, and left an only sou,
James Muirhead, of Bredisholm, m. Margaret, dau. of
James Drummond, son of David, Lord Drummond, and left two ,
sons and one dau., James, his heir; John, an Advocate in;
the Court of Session, became the progenitor of the Muirheads I
of Persilandu, Lanark; Lillias Muirhead, the dau., m. Sir
W. Stuart, of Minto, and afterwards Sir James Drummond, of |
Matheny. James Muirhead rf., and was s. by his son,
James Muirhead, of Bredisholm, who was thrice to., and]
had children by each wife; by the 1st marriage he had two.
sons, James, s. his father; George, of Stevenson, m. and had j
issue, but the line is now extinct; and a dau., Elizabeth, wi.
Hamilton, of Neilsland. The elder son,
James Muirhead, of Bredisholm, m. 6 June, 1672, Helen,
dau. of Alexander, Lord Blantyre, and had five sons and twc
daus. James Muirhead d. before 1719, and was s. by his 2nc i
son,
John Muirhead, of Bredisholm, who became chief of thi
family on the death of Capt. James Muirhead, of Lachope
1738. In 1753 lie sold Bredisholm to his nephew, Jame
Grosset. He m. Lillias Hamilton, but d. s. p. about 1760, !XD>
in lum ended the direct male line of Bredisholm. The repre
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gcntation of fhe family devolved upon the descendants of
Kuphemia Sluirhead, eldest dau. of James Muirliead, of
Ilredisliolni, by Helen his wife; she in. Archibald Grosset, of
Lo^ie, and had three sons, i. Walter Grosset, who m., and
had issue, but none survived to inherit Bredisholm ; ii. Alex-
ander Grosset, Capt. in the army, had one son and four daus. ;
III. James Grosset, a Merchant at Lisbon, who, 1753, bought
Bredisholm from his uncle, and took the name and arms of
JIciRUEAD in addition to his own. By his marriace with
Poima Leonora de Miranda, a dau. of the house of Cordova,
Spain, he left at his decease, circa 1776, an only son,
John Grosset Mcirhead, of Bredisholm, served heir to his
fathec 1777; he m. Lady Jane Murray, dau. of John, 3rd
Duke of Atholl, but d. 1S3G, leaving no issue, when he was s.
by
Maeoaret Grosset, eldest dau. of Capt. Alexander Grosset,
2nd son of Archibald Grosset and Euphemia Muirhead. Capt.
Alexander Grosset m., and had one son, Charles Shawe
Grosset, who d. s.p.; and four daus.; the eldest m. Lieut. -
Col. J. D. Goll, and had one son, who d. s. p., and a dau.,
Miriam, who was served heir to the estate of Bredisholm
11 Dee. 1838.
MiRH.M Grosset Mcikhead, of Bredisholm, m. Lieut. Abra-
ham Du Vernet, H.A., and d., leavinj; a son, Heskv, who s.
to Bredisholm on the death of his mother.
Henrt Du Vernet Grosset Muirhead, Col. Royal Staff
Corps, s. to Bredisholm 1842, m. Martha Maria Ygnacia, dau.
of Admiral Van Kempen, in the Dutch service, and left a son,
Henri Robert Dc Vernet Grosset Muirhead, of Bredis-
holm, Lieut. Ceylon Rifle Regt., who s.to Bredisholm 184-1; he
m. Lydia Eleanor, dau. of Major Thomas Bayley, H.M.S., and
by her (who m. 2ndly, James Wiseman, Esq.) he left at his
decease, 19 Jan. 1849, two daus., i. Emily Eliza, who was
served heir to the estate 17 April, 1849, m. Robert Dalrymple
Steuart, Esq. of Bredisholm, co. Lanark, Lieut. Royal Horse
Guards, and d. 12 March, 1SG4, leaving an only child, the
present heiress, ii. Gertrude Margaret ZeUe, 6. 1844; m.
1863, D. A. Campbell Eraser, M.D., Staff Surgeon, son of the
Kcv. Hugh Fraser, M.A., by his wife Maria Helen, sister of
Sir Duncan Campbell, Bart, of Earcaldine and Glenure.
Arms — Or, a fess chequy arg. and az. in chief a lion passant
and in base three buckles gu., for .Steuart; arg., on a bend
az. three acorns or, for Muirhead. Crests — A hand holding a
thistle, for Steuart ; Two hands supporting a sword erect in
pale ppr., for Muirdead. Mottoes — Juvant aspera fortes, for
Steuart; Auxilio Dei, for Muirhead.
Seal — Brediiholm, Baillieston, co. Lanark.
♦
MULHOLLAND OF BALLYWALTER
PARK.
MuLHOLLAND, JoHX, Esq. of Ballvwalter Park,
CO. Down, M.P. for Downpatrick, J. P. co. Antrim,
J. P. and D.L. co. Down, High Slieriff co. Dowq
1868, CO. Tyrone 1873, b. 16 Dec. 1819; w. 2 April,
1851, Frances Louisa, dau. of the late Hugh Ljle,
Esq., and has issue,
I. Andrew Walter, b. 30 Sept. 1852; m. 15 March, 1877,
Amy Harriet, eldest dau. of Sir John Lubbock, Bart., and
d. 2 June, 1877.
II. Henry Ltle, b. 30 Jan. 1854.
III. Alfred John, 6. 25 July, 1S56.
1. Helen Mary. ii. Louisa Frances.
HI. Alice Elizabeth.
Ht'nCHCrr. — The MulhoUands claim to be a branch of the
indent sept of Maclallan, co. Argyll, N.B., and were first
jstablished in Ireland in co. Antrim, whence they spread into
•OS. Kilkenny, Carlow, Londonderry, and Monaghan ; in the
ast-named, Capt. John Mulhollan held the estate of Conaghty
>S crant from the Crown, and his lineal descendant, John
Uulhollan, served as High Sheriff 1766. The late
Andrew Mulholland, Esq. of Springvale (now Ballywalter
'ark), J. P. and D.L. (son of the late Thomas Mulholland, Esq.
f Belfast), 6. 15 March, 1792; r,t. 13 Feb. 1818, Elizabeth,
lau. of the late Thomas McDonnell, Esq. of Belfast, by whom
le had issue,
John, now of Ballywalter Park.
Thomas, 6. 1832; d. 18f)2.
Annie, m. Nicholas de la Cherois, 2nd son of Nicholas de la
Cherois Crommclin, Esq. of Carrowdore Castle.
Sarah Jane, in. 12 Aug. 1851, James Acheson Lyle, Esq.,
J. P., and d. 30 March, 1853.
Mary. m. H. Head, Esq.. M.D. ; d. 15 Feb. 1859.
Elizabeth, d. 17 Nov. 1872.
Andriua, m. 19 Oct. 1865, Bev. Edward A. Lyle. Emily.
Herf. 24 Aug. 18CG.
.(Inns— Az., a stag's head erased arg. between throe escallops
or. Crest — An cscalUip gu. Motto — Semper pra-cinctus.
Seal — BallywaUer Park, Grey Abbey, co. Down.
MULHOLLAND OP EGLANTINE.
The late St. Claib Kelbuene Mclhollakd,
Esq. of Eglantine, co. Down, J. P., m. 1829, Mar-
garet, dau. of Rev. Joseph Wright, Rector of Kil-
Uncoole and Haynestown, co. Louth, and had issue,
I. St. Clair Kelbournc, d. at Sorrento, Italy, April, 1861.
I. Mary.
II. Annie, m. Rev. Henry Stobart, M.A., of Hurst Green,
Sussex.
ill. Emily Ormston. iv. Margaret, d. July, 1851.
V. Sarah, m. Conway E. Dobbs, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
Dublin. VI. Jane, d. 28 April, 1S72.
Mr. Mulholland, who held the 1st civil distinction
of the Order of Leopold, conferred on him by H.M.
the King of the Belgians, served as High Sheriff of
Louth 186G. He was only brother of Andrew Mul-
holland, Esq. of Springvale.
Arms, Crest, and Motto — See Mulholland of Ballywalter
Peiik.
iSea£— Eglantine, Hillsborough.
w
MULOCK OF KILNAGARNA.
Mfioce, Thomas, Esq. of Eilnagarna, King's
Co., J.P., h. 183L
ILtItC<lQC< — Thomas Mulock, of Ballinakill, Queen's
Co., living in the middle of the 17th century, d. leaving issue,
I. Thomas, of Moate.
II. Nicholas.
The eldest son,
Thomas Mulock, ra. 1st, Frances Meares ; and 2ndly,
Margaret Conran, and left issue,
I. John, m. 1720, Anne, da>i. of Robert Drought, of Park,
King's Co., and d.s.p., 1757, bequeatliiig Kilna;Tsrna and
other e«t«tes to his brof'er Thomas, and Bellair or Ball-
yard, to his brother Robert.
II. Thomas, of whom hereafter.
III. Robtrt (see Homan-Mulock, of Bellair).
Thomas Mulock, 6. 1700; r,i. 1744, Mary, dau. of John
Lawless, Esq., of Shankhill, co. Dublin He inherited Kilna-
garna from his brother, and d. 1774, leaving issue,
I. Thomas, h. 1746, Earrister-at-Law, of whom hsreafter.
II. Robert, of B;.th, in. Maria Horner; d. 1837, leavi-jg (willi
several daus.),
1 Thomas Samuel, m. 1825, Dinah Millard, andbad issue,
Thomas Millard, b. 1827 ; d. 1846.
Benjamin Robert, b. 1829; d. 1863.
Dinah Maria, the accomplished authoress of "John
Halifax, Gentleman," and several other well-known
works of fiction, m. 1865, to George Lillie Craik, Esq.
2 William, in. twice, d. Is55, leaving five children.
III. William, of Ballinagore, m. Alicia Holmes; d. 1827,
leaving issue,
1 William Henry, d. v.nm. 1874.
2 Thomas Edmonds, C.B., Col. in the army; m. in 1861,
Julia Florentia, dau. ot Capt. John Sturt, R.E., of Crichel,
and Alexandrina, dau. of Gen. Sir liobert Sale, and has
issue five children.
The eldest son,
Tho.mas Mulock, s. his father at Kilnngama in 1774; m.
4 Dec. 1790, Francis Henrietta Dorothea, dau. of Samuel
Judge, Esq. of Ballyshicl, King's Co., by his wife, Frances,
dau. of Henry Otway (see Otw ay of Castle Otwai/), d. JIarth,
1827, leaving by her (who d. Aug. 1850) with several daus.,
an only son,
Thomas Mulock, 6. 1795; in. 11 June, 1833, Sophia Mary-
Anne, dau. of the Rev. Henry Mahon, Rector of Tissauran,
Lemanaghan, and Ferbaae (see Mauon, Burke's Pea age);
d. 4 May, 1860, leaving issue,
I. Thomas, 6. 1834, now of Kilnagarna.
II. Henry Louis, b. 1836.
III. Robert, >, ,0,., ("<?. 1864.
IV. William,;"- '""• id. 1858.
V. Georce Charles, b. 1845; ni. 1874, Henrietta Cole, dau. of
John Metge, Esq., J.P., of Sion House, co. Ueath, and has
issue,
1 John Chsrles Metge.
1 Henrietta Georjina Ethel.
2 Sophia Eliza Ethel.
1140
MUL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUN
VI. Edward Ross, E.N., 6. 1847.
VII. Charlf-.? James, B.A., b. 1S4S.
VIII. Frederick Arthur, 6. 1851 ; d. 1ST5.
IX. Fraucis John, 6. ItioS.
I. Anne Harriet, m. 18G7, to Joseph T>. Dicldnson, Esq. of
nilivicw, Canterbury, N.Z., late of 4th K.O. re:,'t., eldest
son of Lundy Dickinson, Esq., K.N., of Springlawn, Kmg's
Co.
II. Frances Jane. in. Sophia Mary Aime.
Arms.— Az., a cross molinc arg. CresL—A lion passant,
in the dexter paw a cross inoline. Motto. — Virtvite et fide.
Residence.— Kilnasaxna,, King's Co.
mULOCK OF BELIiAlS.
HoMAN-MuioCK, Thomas, Esq. of Bellair, King's
Co., High Slieriff 1849, b. 5 May, 1798 ; m. 5 Feb.
1828, FraBces Sophia, eldest dau. of John Berry, of
Cloneen, son of T. Berry, Esq. of Eglish Castle, and
Elizabeth, dau. of William Bury, uncle of the 1st
Earl of Charleville {title now extitict) , and has issue,
I. Homan Mulock, 6. 8 June, 1830 ; d. 1844.
ti. John Berky, b. 28 April, 1832.
HI. Thomas Lawrence, 0. 6 JIarcli, 1834; d. ISoi.
IV. Richard Homan, b. 6 Feb. 1836.
V. Lawrence Bomford, b. 23 Jan. 1840; d. 18G3.
VI. William Bury, E. I. Civil Service, b. 19 April, 1841.
VII. Henry Pilldngton, E. I. Civil Service, b. 8 Jan. 184G.
VIII. Homan Mulock, b. 3 March, 1847; d. 1861.
s.Y. Francis Berry, E. I. Civil Service, 6. 2.5 July, 1848.
X. George Phillips, Civil'Engineer, b. 16 July, 1851.
I. Frances Elizabeth, d. unm. 1848.
II. Elizabeth Georgina, vi. 1 June, 1858, Peter Macfarlane
Syme, Capt. R.A., and d. 1869, leaving issue,
1 Charles Mulock.
1 Florence Mary.
III. Mary JIulock, m. 1st, George Winter Price, Esq.; and
2ndly, July, 1867, Frederick I'epys Cockercll, Esq., son of
Charoles Robert Cockcrell, R.A., and has issue,
1 Robert Rennic Pepys.
'Z Frederick William Pepys.
1 Anne Hester. 2 Frances Mary.
IV. Hester Jane, w. 1865, Alfred Austin, Esq. of the Hon.
Society of the Inner Temple, and of Swinford House,
Ashford, Kent.
V. Anne Homan, m. 18G6, Arthur Challis Kcnnard, Esq. (ace
Kennaud of Hordle CUJ/j, sou of Robert Vv'iUiam Kennard,
M.P., and has issue,
1 Arthur Molloy. 2 Howard William.
1 Nina Frances. 2 Hester Charlotte.
Thomas, 3rd son of Laurence Molloy, of Clonbela-
more {see Molloy of Clonhelamore) , and of Eliza-
beth his wife, dau. of John Mulock, D.D., of Bellair,
on succeeding to the property of his maternal uncle,
Thomas Homan-Mulock, of Bellair, assumed by
Queen's License and Royal Letters Patent, dated
3 March, 1843, the name and arms of Homan-
Mtjlock.
HtliraCJC— Thomas MnLocK, of Ballinakill, Queen's Co.,
living in the middle of the 17th century, d. leaving issue,
I. TnoMAs, of Moate. ii. Nickolas.
The eldest son,
Thomas, m. 1st, Frances Meares ; and 2ndly, Margaret
Conran, and left issue,
I. John, m. 1720, Anne, dau. of Robert Drought, of Park,
King's Co., and (/. .t.'p. llbl, bequeatlied Kilnagarna and
other e.states to his brother Thomas, and Bellair or Ball-
yard to his brother Robert.
II. Thomas, b. 1700; to. 1744, Mary, dau. of John Lawless,
Esq. of Shankhill, co. Dublin, and sister of Nicholas, 1st
Baron Cloncurry : he inherited Kilnagarna from his brother,
and d. 1774 /.see Molock nf Kllacirjarnv).
III. Robert, inherited Bellair, or Bellyard, from his brother
in 1732, and had issue,
1 John, of whom hereafter.
1 Alicia, ra. Owen Jlooiiey, of " The Doon," King's Co.
The only son of Robert Mulock of Bellair,
Rev. John Mulock, D.D., /;. 1722; d. 1800; m. 1st, Emily
Frances, eldest dau. of Hurd Wetherall, of Castle Wetherall,
King's Co., and by her had issue,
I. William, of Banagher.
II. Hurd, Barrister-at-Law, d'. unm. ISll.
I. France."! Amelia, in. 10 May, 1778, Henry Pilkington, of
Tore i^see Pilkinoton of Tore).
Dr. Mulock TO. 2ndly, Anne, dau. and heiress of Richard
Homan, Esq. of Moate and Surrock, co. Westmeath, and
through her acquired the Homan property (vide Sie Philip
Homan, Bart., title now extinct), and by her had issue,
III. Thomas Homan, High Sheriff of King's Co. 1816, h. 1765;
TO. Catherine Frances (who d. 1845), youngest dau. of
Thomas Berry, of Eglish Castle, King's Co. ; d. s. j). 1843.
II. Elizabeth, to. 22 Feb. 1788, Lawrence Bomford Molloy,
Esq. 0! Clonhelamore, King's Co. ; d. 1804, leaving issue,
1 John (Rev.), 6. 1790; d. unm. 1818.
2 Daniel, b. 1793; to. 16 May, 1834,. Julia Henrietta, only
dau. of Major James Higginson (.«ce Moleoy, o/CJonieJo-
mnrc), and d. 25 April, 1856, leaving issue.
3 Thomas, now of Bellair, b. 1798.
1 Anne Homan, m. 1818, Alured, son of Major-Gen.
L'Estrange, and d. s. p. 1819.
III. Mary, d. unm. 1828.
Arms — For Mulock: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, az., a cross
moline quarter pierced in the dexter chief a fetterlock arg.
For HoMAN : 2nd and 3rd, vert, on a chevron arg. between
pheons points downwards or, three trefoils slijipcd jjpr. Crest
— A lion passant az. in the dexter paw a ciosslet litchee gu.
Motto — In hoc signo vinces.
lieaidence — Bellair, King's Co.
MUNDY OF MAEKEATON.
Mttndt, Francis Noel, Esq. of Markeaton, co.
Derby, J.P. and D.L., h. 29 Nov. 1833 ; m. 12 July,
1864, Emily, 3rd dau. of the Hon. Eichard Caven-
dish, of Thornton, Bucks. i
2«l!lCa(Jf . — ^This eminent family is supposed to derive its
surname from the Abbey of Mondate, in the Dukedom of
Normandy.
John Mundt, living in the time of Edward I., m. Isabel, ■
dau. of Robinget Eyre, of Hope, and left a son,
Richard Munday, m. Maryon, dau. of Sir .lohn de Lalande,
Knt., and from his marriage lineally descended Sir John .
MuNDY, of JIarkeaton, Lord Mayor of London 1522-23, from
whom derived, 6th in descent, |
Francis Mundy, Esq. of Markeaton (son of William Mundy,
Esq. of Markeaton, by Frances his wife, only dau. of Capt.
Gilbert Coke, and grandson of John Mundy, Esq. of Mark-
eaton, by Anne his wife, dau. of Sir Francis Coke). He m.
about 1689, Philippa, only dau. and heiress of Michael Wright-
son, Esq. of Osbaston, by whom he acquired that estate, and
had issue. Mr. Mundy was Sheriff of Derby 1694^ and was
s. at his decease (will dated 21 April, 1720) by his son,
Francis Mundy, Esq. of Osbaston and Markeaton, Sheriff of
Leicester 1714, m. 1713, Anne, dau. of Sir John Noel, of
Kirkby Mallory, co. Leicester, and had three sons and two
daus. This gentleman, the friend of Addison, Steele, and the '
other eminent literary men of his day, d. 1720, and was s. by
his eldest son,
Weightson Mundy, Esq. of Markeaton, D.C.L., High Sheriff
for CO. Derby 1737, and M.P. co. Leicester 1747. He m. Anne,
dau. of Robert Burdett, Esq., and sister of Sir Robert Burdett,
Bart, of Foremarke, by whom (who d. 8 Jan. 1759) he had one
son and four daus., of whom the youngest, Elizabeth, m.
1799, Robert, 7th Earl Ferrers. Mr. Mundy d. 18 June, 1762,
aged 47, and was s. by his son,
Francis Noel Clarke Mdndy, Esq. of Markeaton, J. P.,
6. 1739 ; m. 1st, Elizabeth Ayrton, but by her (who d. 1 Nov.
1768) had no issue. He m. 2ndly, 1770, Elizabeth, eldest dau.
of Sir Robert Burdett, Bart., and by her (who d. 2 Aug. 1807)
had two sons, ,^
Francis, his heir. \'
Charles Godfrey, of Burton Hall, near Loughborough, m.
26 June, 1806, Harriet (senior co-heiress of the Barony of
Serope of Masham), only child and heir of the late Charles
Burrell Massingberd, Esq. of Ormsby Hall, co. Lincoln, and
by her (who d. 22 April, 1864), had (with two daus., Harriet,
who (/. unm., and Sophy, m'. 1833, John Christopher Dow-
deswell, Esq.), one son, Charles John Henry, now of
Ormsby, who took the name and arms of Massingberd, in
addition to those of Mundy, on succeeding to the inheritance
of his mother's family {see Massingeerd-Mundy of Ormsby).
Mr. Mundy (who was the author of two admired poems, Heed-
wood Forest and The Fall of Needwood) d. 23 Oct. 1815, aged
76. His elder son,
Francis Mundy, Esq. of Markeaton, M.P. co. Derby, 6.
29 Aug. 1771 ; m. 16 Dec. 1800, Sarah, dau. of John Lcaper
Newton, Esq. of Mickleovcr, and by her (who d. 1836) had
issue,
MUN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUN
1141
Wiu-tAM, of Jlarkoaton.
Marian, m. 1844, \V. Gilder, Esq., and d. a. p. ISCO.
Laura, d. unm. 1842. Emily, </. vnm. Is.'W.
Constance, ih, 20 Dec. 1S32, Henry Fox Talbot, Esq. of Lacock
Abbey, Wilts.
Mr. Mundy d. 6 May, 1837. His son,
William BIundy, Esq, of Markcaton, J,P. and D.L,, M.P.
for South Derbyshire, High Sheriff 1843, b. 14 Sept. 1801; m.
Oct. 1830, Harriet Georjiiana, oldest d.au. of James Kraiiipton,
Esq. of JMorcton, Dorset, and of Lady Harriot Strnngways, his
wife, dau. of Henry Thomas, 2nd Earl of llcliester, and d.
10 April, 1877, leaving a son,
Fkancis Noel, now of Markeaton.
Jrmx—Vfv pale gu. and sa, on a cross enfrT.ailcd ara:. five
locenges purpuro a chief or, eliarfrc<l with tlirce eagles' legs
erased li la quise az, Crc^t — A wolfs head erased sa. bf^autce,
aire issuing from its mouth. Motto — Deus providebit.
Seat— Markeaton, near Derby.
MUNDY OF SHIPLEY HALL.'
MrNDY, Alfred Edward Miller, Esq. of Ship-
ley Hall, CO. Derby, J.P., b. 28 Nov. 1849 ; »». 25
1873, Ellen, yotingest dau. of C. R. Palmer More-
wood, Esq. of Alfreton Hall, co. Derby, and Lad-
broke Hall, CO. Warwick, and has issue,
Evelyn Hester.
tLtltCaCJC.— This family is a younger branch of the Mundys
of Harkeaton.
Gilbert Mc^a)T, Esq. (youngest son of John Mundy, Esq. of
Harkeaton, by Anne his wife, dau, of Sir Francis Coke, of
rmsley), was High Sheriff of co. Derby 1697. He to. Mary,
dan. of William Shenson, Esq., and had issue,
Edward Mcndt, Esq. m. Hester, dau. and heiress of Richard
HiUer, Esq. of Shipley, and by that lady had, with a dau.,
lester, m. 1776, Sir Roger Xewdigate, Bart., LL.D., M.P., a
ion and heir,
Edward Miller Mcn-dt, Esq. of Shipley Hall, upwards of
thirty years 31. P, for co, Derby ; to. 1st, Frances, dau. and co-
leir of Godfrey Meynell, Esq., who d. 1783 ; 2ndly, Georgiana,
Lady Middleton, dau. of Evelyn Chadwick, Esq. ; and 3rdly,
ttrs. Barwell. By his 1st wife he had issue,
I. Edward Miller, his heir.
II. Godfrey Basil, a Gen. in the army, m. 2(5 Xov. ISOl, the
Hon. Sarah Brydges Rodney, dau. of the famous Admiral
Lord Rodney, K.B,, and d. 14 March, 1843, having had issue,
1 Godfrey Charles, a Major-Gen, in the army, and Governor
of Jersey, »i, Louisa, dau. of the Hon, William Herbert,
Dean of Carlisle, and has issue, Herbert and Cyril.
2 George Rodney (Sir), G.C.B., Admiral, b. 19 April, 180.5.
3 PieiTepont Henry, Major-Gen., m. Ist, 1859, Harriet
Georgina, dau. of the late Vice-Admiral Sir George Tyler,
K.H,, of Cottrell, co, Glamorgan, and widow of E, P,
Richards, Esq,, Plus Newydd, co, Glamorgan, and has
issue, Godfrey and Basil. He m. 2ndly, 30 April, 1870,
Geraldine Henrietta, dau, and co-heir of Rev. M, F,
S. Townshend, of Castle Townshend, co. Cork, Vicar of
Thornbury, co, Gloucester,
4 George Valentine, Col, in the army, C.B., Knight of the
Legion of Honour, deceased.
1 Rosamond, m. 1827, Charles, Lord Tredegar.
m. George (Sir), K.C.B., Admiral R.N. , deceased.
IV. Frederick, Rector of Windleston, co. Durham.
1. Frances, m. Lord C. Fitzroy.
Jy his 2nd wife Mr. Mundy had a dau.,
Georgiana Elizabeth, ju. 18 July, 1807, Henry, Duke of
Newcastle.
Ilr. Mundy m. Srdly, 1811, Katherine, widow of Richard Bar-
bell, Esq. of Stansted Park, Sussex, and had a son,
BoBERT MiLLEB (Sir), {see Mundy of Ilolbjbank).
fhe eldest son,
Edward IMilleb Mdndt, Esq. of .Shipley, m. 1802, Nelly,
iau. of F. Barton, Esq., and dying 1834, left issue,
Edward Miller, of Shipley Hall, M.P. for South Derbyshire,
d. 29 Jan. 1849.
Willoughby, in the army, d. at Nice. Alfred.
Fitzherbcrt. Fitzroy.
Meynell Horton Miller, Lieut. R.N., J. P. and D.L., to.
3 April, 1873, Eliza M. Paynter, only dau. of John Taylor,
Esq.
Maria, m. Sir Henry Wilmot, Bart.
Angusta, m. the lion, and Rev. Frederick Curzon.
Emma, m. Lorenzo Kirkpatrick Hall, Esq.
Milliccnt, d. v.nm.
le eldest son,
Alfred Miller Mcn-dt, Esq. of Shipley Hall, co. Derby,
r.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1855, b. 9 Jan. 1809; m. 5 June,
1341, .Tane, 2nd dau. of Admiral Sir John Hindmarsii, K.H.,
and had issue,
1. Alfrkd Edward Miller, now of Shipley Hall.
I. Maria Jane, m. 7 Get. 18G3, Edmund Constantino Henry
Phipps, Esq., lird .See. of Legation, Stuttgard, only son of
the late Hon. Edmund Phipps.
II. Nelly lliiiilmarsh, iii. 5 Aug. 18C2, the Hon. MajorCharles
John .Vildington, 5th son of Viscount Sidmouth.
III. Augusta .Marian, m. 27 April, 18G6, Major Fred. Barclay
Chapman, Mth Hussars.
He d. at Nice, 29 March, 1877.
Arms, &c. — {Ser preceding Family).
/Secti— Shipley Hall, Derby.
MUNDY OF HOLLYBANK.
]\rrxDY, Sir Robert Miller, K.C.M.O. 1877,
of Hollybank, Hants, Major Royal Artillery, and
J.P. for Hants, b. 13 Oct. 1813 ; ?». 16 Oct. 1841,
Isabella Leyborne, youngest dau. of the late Gen.
Leyborne Popham, of Littlccote, Wilts, and Hound-
street, Somerset, and has issue,
I. Robert Leyborne, in the Royal Navy, b. 15 Feb. 1852,
killed in Ashantee, 1874.
I. Marian Catherine, to. Lieut. -Col. Charles R. Pearson, 3rd
Buffs.
II. Isabella Emily, to. 2S Sept. 1872, Hon. H.N. S. Hood, R.N.
III. Millicent, m. Lieut.-Col. Frederick W. Gore.
IV. Maria Georgiana, in. the Hon. W. C. Carpenter, R.N.
V. Eleanor. vi. Elizabeth. vii. Emmeline.
VIII. Constance. is. Rose. x. Maude.
Major Mundy, who scrred in the R.H.A. in Turkey
in 1855, and was appointed Lieut.-GoTernor of
Grenada in 1863, Lieut.-GoTernor British Honduras
1874, and retired 1877, is only son (by his 3rd wife,
Catherine, widow of Richard Barwell, Esq. of
Stansted Park, Sussex) of Edward Miller Mundy,
Esq. of Shipley Hall, co. Derby, M.P. for that shu-e
for forty years, who d. in Oct. 1822. (See Mundy
of SJiipley Hall)
Arms, Ci-cH. <fec. — Same as MrxDT o/ S/iipJe!/ /TaZ!.
(Scat — Hollybank, Emsworth, Hants.
MUNDY-MASSINGBEED.
See Massingberd.
MUNEO OF TEANINICH.
Mttnro, Stitaet Caeadoc, Esq. of Teaninieh, co.
Ross, b. 20 May, 1826 ; s. his father in the estate
of Teaninieh.
UlltCilSr. — The family of Munro of Fowlis, of which the
Munros of Teaninieh are a branch, is among the most
ancient and distinguished in the north of England. Their
bravery is evidenced by two chiefs of the clan having been
killed at Bannockburn, one at Holmedown Hill, and another
on Pinkie Field. The direct ancestor of the present repre-
sentative of the Teaninieh branch,
HoGH MnNRO, Esq., ra. Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Fraser,
Esq., Baillie of Inverness, and had three sons, Uncn, his heir;
Alexander, d. at Lisbon; and .iVndrew, who went to Bombay.
The eldest,
Hugh jMdnro, Esq. of Teaninieh, in. Catherine, dau. of
William Duff, Provost of Inverness, and by her had (with
three daus., Magdalen, to. Munro of Kiltearn, and d. 1795;
Elizabeth and Janet, both d. 1777) two sons, Hugh, and
James. The elder,
Ilrfjn Munro, Esq. of Teaninieh, d, unm. 1766, and was «.
by his brother,
James Munro, Esq., Lieut. R.N., of Teaninieh, to. 1768,
Margaret, only child and heiress of Murdo Mackenzie, Esq. of
Ardross, co. Ross, and (/. May, 1788, leaving(with three dau?.,
Catherine, m. Thomas Warrand, Esq. of Warrandficld, co.
Inverness; Bcthia, and Alexina, both rf. young) four sons..
Hush, Cipt. 7Sth mst.,d. 181G.
BlLKDO, ot Dundonald, who as.sumed the surname of Mac-
kenzie on succeediug to his mother's property. He d. 184.5,
leaving issue, Hugh Mackenzie, of Ardross and Dundonnell,
who i^ 30 July, ls(i9, and Kenneth .Mackenzie, of .\rdross
and Dundonnell, m. 1838, Mary, widow of Capt. Cliffe, and
d. 12 Dec. 1878, having had, with other issue, Murdo, b.
1843, now of Ardross.
Hector, Col., d. unm. 1327. John, Maj.-Gen., of Teaninieh.
1142
MUN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUR
The youngest son,
JouN MuNRo, Esq. of Teaninicli, J. P. anil D.L., Gen.
n.I.C.S., 6. June, 1778; purchased Teaninich from his
ehlest brother; he w. 8 Dec. 1808, Charlotte, younRest dau.
of the Kev. St. John Blacker, Rector of Moira, and Prebendary
of Inver, co. Donegal, and d. 25 Jan. 1858, having had issue,
James St. John, 0. 18 Nov. 1811, late Major 31st rcgt.
John, 6. 18 April, 18J0, Lieut. 10th Bengal Light Cavalry ;
d. Dec. 1845, two days after the battle of Moodkec, of
wounds received there.
Stuart Caradoc, now of Teaninich.
Maxwell William, b. 17 Aug. 1827 ; (/. Sept. 1854.
Charlotte, m. 17 Jan. 1834, the Hon. George Augustus
Spencer, Lieut.-Col., 2nd son of the 1st Lord Churchill, and
has issue.
Arms — Or, an eagle's head erased gu. Motto — Dread God.
Seat — Teaninich, Alness, co. Boss, N.B.
MUNTZ OF EDSTONE HALL,
MuNTz, Philip Henry, Esq. of Edstone Hall,
CO. Warwick, J. P., M.P. for Birmmghaiu, h. 11 Jan.
1811 ; m. June, 1831, Wilhclmine, dau. of the late
J. D'Olhofen, Conseiller de Finance, Grand Duchy
of Baden, and has, with two younger sons and four
younger daus.,
George Alfred, h. 1833; m. 1870, Mary Emma Margaret,
dau. of W. Preston, Esq. of Burythorpe, co. York, and has
issue.
Ptosalie, m. 1859, Philip Albert Muntz, Esq. of Keresley, co.
Warwick.
Mr. Muntz is son of the late Philip Frederick Muntz,
Esq. of Selby Hall, co. Worcester, by Catharine his
wife, dau. of Robert Purdon, Esq. of Radford.
Seat — Edstone Hall, Stratford-on-Avon. Residence— Sotrgv-
set House, Leamington.
MUNTZ OF UMBERSLADE.
Muntz, Geoege Frederick, Esq. of Umborslade,
CO. Warwick, J.P., b. 25 June, 1822 ; m. 1st, 30 July,
1814, Marianne Lydia, dau. of William Richardson,
Esq. of Calcutta, and by her (who d. Nov. 1864)
has issue,
I. Frederick Ernest, 5. 14 June, 1845 ; m. 1869, Georgiana
Jane, eldest dau. of Andrew Borrowman, Esq. of Edin-
burgh, and has a son, Ernest Lionel Caldwell, b.
1870, and other issue.
II. William Edgar, 6. 21 Dec. 1857.
I. Marianne Edith, married. ii.
III. Catherine Beatrice. iv
V. Jessie Emily. vi.
Mr. Muntz m. 2ndly, 13 Feb. 1866, Sara Matilda,
dau. of Charles A. Kell, Esq. of Aylesbury House,
CO. Warwick, and by her has issue.
Evelyn Elizajtleceased.
Constance Eleanor.
Amy Rosalie.
IV. Ronald Aylett.
VI. Joseph Oscar.
VIII. Minnie Isabelle.
III. Albert Irving.
V. Charles Alexander.
VH. Lucy Elsie.
iLllTCaSC— The family of Muntz came originally from
Poland. The late
Philip Frederick Montz, Esq. of Selby Hall, co. Wor-
cester, m. Catherine, dau. of late Robert Purdon, Esq. of
Radford, and had, with other issue {see Mdntz of Edstone
Hall), a son,
George Frederick Muntz, Esq. of Umborslade Hall, co.
Warwick, who was returned to Parliament for Birmingham,
1840, on the retirement of Mr. Attwood, and continued to
represent that important constituency up to the time of his
death. He in. Eliza, dau. of John Pryce, Esq., and by her
(who d. 1873) had issue,
George Frederick, now of 'Dmberslado.
■William Henry, deceased. John Devereux, married.
Augustus l'"dw;ird, deceased.
Charles Adolphus, married. Eugene Gustavus, married.
Philip Albert, of Keresley, co. Warwick, J. P., ii. 1839; m.
1859, Rosalie, dau. of Philip Henry Muntz, Esq. of Edstone
Hall, Warwick, M.P., and has issue.
Frances Eliza, married. Clara Sophia, deceased.
Mr. Muntz d. 30 July, 18.57.
Arms— Or, a swan wings extended ppr. Crest— A demi-swan
E3 in the arms.
(Seat— Umbcrslade, near Birmingham.
BURN-MURDOCH OF GARTINCABER.
BuRN-MuRDOCH, JoHN, Esq. of Gartincaber, co.
Perth, J.P. CO. Perth and Edinburgh, Advocate at'
Scotch Bar, b. 19 June, 1821 ; m. 28 Aug. 1851,
Dorothea Harriet, dau. of Capt. Monck Mason, R.N.
ULillCHQC. — William Burn, Esq. of Coldoch, co. Perth,
son of William Burn, Esq. of Twiggs and Chalmerston, co.
Stirling, m. Elizabeth M'Gibbon, and had a son, ^
John Burn, Esq. of Coldoch, m. Marion, dau. of John
Higgins Esq. of Higgins, Neuck, co. StirUng (by Janet Cal-
lander his wife, dau. of Callander of Westerton) and had issue,
I. John, of whom presently.
II. William Burn Callander, Esq. of Wester* 'n, co. Stirling,
and Preston Hall, co. Midlothian, m. Jacqu. ',ta, 4th dau. of
— Hull, Esq. of Marlpool Hall, Devon, and had issue, three
sons and a dau. The elder son, the late John Alexander
1-urn Callander, Esq. m. 18C0, Mary Frederica Dundas, dau.
of the Hon. Henry Amclius Coventry, and left, with other
issue, a son, Henry, now of Preston Hall, b. 1862.
III. Edward Burn, late Merchant in London, m. Amelia Todd,
and has issue, five sons and three daus.
IV. Alexander Burn, d. unin.
I. Janet, d. unni. ii. Elizabeth, d. unm.
The eldest son,
John Burn-Murdoch, Esq. of Gartincaber, co. Perth, Hig-
gins Neuck, and Easter Greenyards, co. Stirling, J.P. and
D.L., b. 28 Aug. 1793; m. 18 April, 1820, Anne Maule, only
ehild and heiress of William Murdoch, Esq. of Gartincaber,
and on his marriage assumed the additional surname of Mur-
doch, and by her had issue,
I. John, now of Gartincaber. ii. William Murdoch, M.D.
III. John Alexander Higgins.
IV. James M'Gibbon (Rev.) (see Burn-Murdoch of Green-
>/ards, en. Stirliiig, and New Lodge, co. York).
v. Archibald James, deceased. vi. Archibald Murdoch.
I. Sarah Beatrice Campbell. n. Marion Higgios,
HI. Margaret Higgins.
Scat — Gailincabor, Deane, co. Perth.
BURN-MURDOCH OF GREENYARDS
AND NEW LODGE.
Burn-Murdoch, Rev. James McGibbon, of
Greenyards, co. Stirling, and New Lodge, co. York,
M.A. Downing Coll. Cambridge, fourth son of the
late John Burn-Murdoch, Esq. of Gartincaber, co.
Perth, J.P. and D.L., s. at the death of his father in
1862, to the estate of Greenyards, under the will of
his cousin, James McGibbon, Esq. ; m. 1856, Mai'ia
Hannali, dau. and co-heiress of John Francis Carr,
Esq. of Carr Lodge, and New Lodge, co. York, aud
has with other issue, f,
John Francis, 2nd Lieut. 20th Ilussar.s, h. 1859.
The Rev. J. M. Burn-Murdoch, b. 1828, was formerly i
a Lieut, in 10th Hussars, and served in India and
the Crimea ; Crimean Medal and Sebastopol Clasp,
Turkish Medal for Crimea, was Oi'dained in 1861,
and became Vicar of Riverhcad, Kent, since 1863.
JCinrSCIC. — Same as Burn-Murdoch of Gartincaber.
Srats — Rivcrhead Vicarage, Sevenoaks, Kent; Inver Braan,
Dunkeld, CO. Perth; New Lodge Barnsley, co. York. Clubs—
Junior United Service, London; New, Edinburgh.
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MURE OF CALDWELL.
Mure, William, Esq. of Caldwell, co. Ayr, J.P.,
D.L. cos. Ayr, and Renfrew, M.P. for Renfnw-
sliirc, late Lieut.-Col. Scots Fusilier Guards, b. 9
May, 1830; w. 26 April, 1859, the Hon. Constance
Elizabeth Wyndham, youngest dau. of George, 1
Lord Lcconlield, and has issue,
I. William, 6. 17 Jan. 1870.
I, Mary Laura Florence.
II. Constance Madeleine Emma.
HI. Marjory Susan Caroline. iv. Lilias Elizabeth Erafly.
?liurn0f.— The Mures of Caldwell are immediately de-
scended from Sir Reginald More, or Mure, of Abercorn and
Cowdams, who ai)pcars to have been Chamberlain of Scotland
as early as 1329, the first year of the reign of David 11. The
name occurs, written at various periods, More, Mure, Muii",
MUR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUR
1143
Moor, *c. Tlie arms of "Muir of Caldwell," and "Muir
of liouallan," bcinfj then the two chief Houses of the
name in Scotland, are exhibited on page 4G of the Scottish
Ikt-aldry, emblazoned by Sir David Lindsay, Lord Lton,
about the year lO-lO. Those of Caldwell present the plain
shield of the Mores, " three mullets on a bend; " while on the
sliicld of llowALLAN are quartered the whcat-shoaves of the
COMVSS.
The most ancient of the name on record are the Mores of
PolkcUy, near Kilmarnock, in co. Ayr; one of whom, David
dc More, appears as witness to a charter of Alexander II.
The direct male line of Tolkelly becoming extinct, the estate
passed, by marriage of the heir female, to the Mores
of Uowallan, cadets of the family who had acquired the
neighbouring tatc of Rowallau, from the Comyns, its ancient
lords.
Gilchrist More (youngerson of Sir Reginald More, of Aber-
corn, one of the Commissioners appointed, a.d. 13-10, to treat
with the Lords I'ercy, Mowbray, and Neville on a truce between
the two nations) became the male representative of the House
of Abercorn at the death of his elder brother, William. To
him descended the property of Cowdams. The estate of Cald-
well, in the shires of Ayr and Renfrew, he is supposed to have
acquired by marriage with the heiress of Caldwell, of that ilk,
then a family of some note, having given a Chancellor to Scot-
land, 1349. From Gilchrist lineally descended
John Mure, of Caldwell (eldest son of John Mure, of Cald-
well, by his wife, the Lady Janet Stewart, dau. of Matthew,
Earl of Lennox), who inherited Caldwell 15.39. He m. 1st, the
Lady Isabel Montgomerie, dau. of Hugh, 1st Earl of Eglinton ;
and 2ndly, Christian, dau. of Ninian, Lord Ross, of Hawk-
head, and had (with younger children) two sons, i. John (Sir),
his heir; and ii. AVilliam, of Glanderstoun, ancestor of the
Mures of Glanderstoun; he m. Elizabeth, dau. of Gavin
Hamilton, of Raploch, and had (with a dau., Janet, wife of
John PoUoch, of that ilk) a son and heir, William, of Glan-
derstoun, who in. Jean, dau. of the Rev. Hans Hamilton, and
sister of James, Earl of Clanbrassil, by whom he left, at his
decease, 1640 (with a dau., Janet, wife of the Rev. John Car-
stairs, and mother of William Carstairs, the patriot), a son,
William, of Glanderstoun, who m. Euphemia Mure, of Cald-
well, and had a son, William, of Glanderstoun and Caldwell.
John Mure ci. about 1544, and was s. by his eldest son.
Sir John Mcee, of Caldwell, who m. Janet Kennedy, of
Eargeny, and had three sons, Robert ; William ; and James.
He was slain on the 10th Sept. 1750, by the Cunninghames of
Aikett and Raeburne of that ilk. To Sir John s. his son,
I Sir Robert Mure, of Caldwell, who ra. 1st, Elizabeth, dau.
pf Kincaid, of that ilk, by whom ho had two sons, John, who
\i. s. p. ; and James, who m. Margaret, dau. of Sir William
Uure, of Rowallan, and left at his death, v. j)., four sons and
many daus. ; the eldest son, Robert, was successor to his
randfather. Sir Robert m. 2ndly, Barbara, dau. of Sir George
Preston, of Valleyfield, and relict of Robert, Lord Sempill,
)y whom he left a dau., m. Sir William Hamilton, Bart, of
reston. About ICIO, the lands of Thornton, near Kilmarnock,
ong in possession of the family, were alienated to a cadet,
ounder o5 the House of Mure of Thornton, the male line of
rhich becoming extinct, 1701, in the person of Sir Archibald
dure, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, the estate passed by his heir
emale to John Cunninghame, of Caddcl. Sir Robert was s. by
lis grandson,
BOBEBT McRE, of Caldwcll, who m. Jean, dau. of TJchtred
Cnoz, of Ramphorlic, and had three sons, successively " of
aldwell," and one dau., Euphemia, m. William Mure, of
Jlanderstoun. Robert Mure, it seems, fell in battle about
«40. His 3rd son,
William Mire, of Caldwell, m. 1655, Barbara, dau. of Sir
William Cunninghame, of Cunninghamchead. This Laird was
ttainted for joining the Covenanters, fled to Holland, and d.
a exile. His estates, on forfeiture, were granted to the cele-
rated Gen. DalzcU. His lady was imprisoned, with two of
er daug., in Blackness Castle, and underwent much cruel
ersecution. Of Caldwell's three daus., Jane, the eldest, m.
ol. John Erskinc, of Carnock, but left no issue; Anne, the
oungest, rf. during the persecution of the family; while
Babbaba Mure, the '2nd dau., lived to obtain, by special Act
f Parliament, on the 19th July, 1690, a full restitution of her
atrlmonial estates. She m. John Fairlie, of that ilk, but
Ting without issue, was s. by her kinsman,
William Mcre, 4th Laird of Glanderstoun, descended from
^illiaiD, 2nd son of the John Mure who inherited Caldwell
iSO. He f». Margaret, dau. of Sir George Mowat, Bart., but
ring s. p., wa;: X. hi his ncrhcw,
II.
William Mcre, eldest of eighteen children of James Mure,
Esq.* of Rhoddens, in Ireland, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
George Hutchinson, Esq. of Monkwood, co. Ayr. He in. 1710,
Anne, dau. of Sir James Stewart, liart. of Goodtrces and Colt-
ness. Lord Advocate of Scotland, and dying 17J2, left (with a
dau., Agnes, m. the Hon. Patrick Boyle, of Shcwaltun) a son
and successor,
WiLLiA.M Mure, of Caldwell, M.P. for co. Renfrew from
1742 to 1701, one of the Barons of the Scottish Exchequer. Ho
m. Katherine, dau. of James Graham, Lord Easdule, Senator
of the College of Justice, and left issue,
I. William, his successor.
II. .Tames, of Cecil Lodge, Herts, m. Frederi^a, dau. of Chris-
topher Metcalfe, Esq. of Hawsted, Suffolk, and by her (.who
d. 1S34) left issue,
1 Alexander James, in. 1828, Elizabeth, dau. of Oldfield
Bowles, Esq., and relict of William Markham, Esq. ; and
d. 1828.
2 James, to. Harriet, dau. of Briee Pearse, Esq.
3 Philip William, m. Louisa, dau. ot Sir T. A. Strange.
4 Frederica Sophia, m. Col. G. H. Broke.
I. Katherine, m. James Rennie, Esq. of Leith, Merchant.
II. Anne.
To Baron Mure s. 1770, his eldest son,
CoL. William Mure, of Caldwell, Vice-Lieut, of the co.
Renfrew, who m. 1791, Anne, eldest dau. of Sir James Hunter
Blair, Bart, of Dunskey, and had issue,
William, his heir.
James, Lieut. R.N., d. unm. 1S31.
David, D.L., 0. Nov. 1810, formerly M.P. co. Bute, now a
Judge of the Court of Se.'ision in Scotland, under the title of
Lord JIure; m. 1841, Helen, eldest dau. of John Tod, Esq.
of Kirkhill, co. Midlothian, and by her (who d- ls49) has
one son and three daus.
Jane, ni. the Hon. Lieut.-Gcn. Sir Charles ColvUle, G.C.B.
Katherine.
Elizabeth.
Clementina, d. 1827.
Jemima.
Anne, d. 1829.
Sophia, d. young.
Col. Mure d. 9 Feb. 1831, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Mcre, Esq. of Caldwell, J. P. and D.L., Col. Ren-
frewshire Militia, Ij. 9 July, 1799; m. 7 Feb. 1825, Laura, 2nd
dau. of William Markham, Esq. of Becca Hall, co. York, and
had issue,
William, now of Caldwell.
Charles Reginald, Capt. 43rd Light Infantry, h. 9 May, 1833;
killed in action in New Zealand, April, lsC3.
James, Advocate Scotch Bar, Consul at the Balearic Isles, 6.
23 Oct. 183.5.
Laura Elizabeth.
Anne Clementina, m. Alexander Craven Orde, Esq., and has
is.sue.
Emma, m. 1853, Thomas, 3id Lord Ribblesdale, and has issue.
Mr. Mure d. 1 April, 1860.
Arms — Arg., on a fess az. three mullets of the first; within
a border engrailed gu. Crat — A Saracen's head ppr. Motto —
Duris non frangor.
S(a (—Caldwell by Glasgow, N.E . Town Residence— 31 , Eaton
Place, S.W.
* Of the remaining children of James Mure, of Rhoddens,
two, Col. George and Capt. Alexander, were wounded at the
Battle of Fontenoy. A third wa.s Hutchin.son Mure, Esq. of
Saxliam Hall, near Bury St. Edmunds, a Merchant in London.
The descendants of both George and Hutchinson settled in
Suffolk.
George Mcre, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Scots Greys, the ofiBcer
wounded at Fontenoy, m. Jane Rattray, of Craighall, and
widow of Sir J. Elphinstone, of Logic, co. Aberdeen, and had
issue, three sons, William and George, both d. unm. ; and
Thomas Mure, Esq. of Warriston, who );i. 1795, Helen,
eldest dau. of the Hon. Patrick Boyle, of Shewalton, eo. Ayr,
2nd son of John, 2nd Earl of Glasgow, and d. 18U0, having had
surviving issue,
Georoe, of Herringswell Hou.<!e.
Patrick Boyle, b. 28 Sept. 1800; m. 1835, Rachel Anne, only
child of the late John Macredie, Esq. of Perceton, co. Ayr
(.?('« SLacbedie of Perceton).
Helen.
Flora Campbell, m. Rev. Robert Craig.
The elder son,
George Mure, Esq. of Herringswell House, b. 11 June,
1797; )/i. 17 Sept. 1835, Fanny Eliza, only dau. of Wright
Thomas Squire, Esq. of Bridge House, Peterborough. He was
in the Grenadier Guards, and served at Waterloo, .«. his cousin,
Samuel Mure, Esq., 21 Dec. 18':6; and </. s. ?>. 10 JTareh, 1868.
His widow hi. 2ndly, 1873, William Edmund Image, Esq. J.P.
4 K
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MUR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUK,
larcriiPHY of kilseew.
jVIrsPHT, William, Esq. of Kilbrew, co. Meath,
h. 4 Jan. 1834 ; m. 2 Aug. 1856, Anna, dau. of
Maurice Blake, Esq. of Ballinafad, co. Mayo, and
lias, witli two daus., a son and heir,
■William, 6. 1857; m. 1878, bis cousin, Evelyn, dau. of Capt.
Maurice Blake.
fLiUCaflC. — 'William iluBPHT, Esq. of Mount Merrion, co.
Dublin, and of HilbrewandBallyniaglasson, co. Meath, 6. 1771;
rn. JIargaret, dau. of Bryan Eeilly, by Mary his wife, dau. of
Thaiieus Ford, and sister of Elizabeth Ford, who w.. Edward
Madden, and left two children, Dr. Eichard R. Madden, the
distinguished writer, and Eliza Cogan, mother of Eight Hon.
"William Cogan, M.P. By Margaret his wife, Mr. Murphy left
(with five daus., of whom Catherine, the eldest, m. John
Johnson, Esq. of Warrenstown, co. Meatta, and d. s. p.) four
Bons,
I. John William, of whom presently.
n. WiUiam, m. Id40, Margaret, dau. of Matthew O'Conor,
Esq. of Mount Druid, co. Roscommon; and (/. at Florence,
1843, leaving two daus., 1 Louisa Margaret, widow of
Eichard D'Arcy, Esq. of New Forest, co. Galway ; 2 Emily.
m. Charles James, d. unm. 1849.
IV. James, of Mount Merrion, co. Dublin; d. v.nm. I8C0.
Mr. Muiphy d. 1849. His eldest son,
John William Mcbpht, Esq. of Ballymaglasson, rn. Frances
Catherine, only child of Christopher Johnson (son of Johnson
of Warrenstown, co. Meath), a General in the Austrian service,
and Governor of Gratz, by his wife, Frances, widow of Sir
James Nugent, Bart, of Donors, and sister of Lawrence Coyne
Kugent, Esq., and had issue,
I. William, now of Mount Merrion and Kilbrew.
n. John, of Mullen, co. Roscommon, m. 11 Sept. 1867,
Margaret Frances, only child (by Slargaret his wife, dau. of
Stephen Grehan, Esq.) of Francis John Connell, Esq. of
Calla, CO. Galway, and BettivUle, co. Wexford (son of John
Andrew Connell, Esq., and Margaret his wife, sister of Sir
Francis Goold, Bart, of Old Court, co. Cork, and widow of
ONeill Segrave, Esq. of Cabra), and has issue. 1 John
Francis Joseph, 6. 18 July, la68; 2 AVUUaui James, 6.
23 July, 1869.
I. Mary, d. young. n. Frances EUen.
in. Margaret, d. unm. 1847.
Amu — Per pale arg. and gn. on a fess engrailed between
four lions rampant two garbs all countercharged. Crest — On a
mount vert, a lion rampant gu. bezantee holding in the fore-
paws a garb or. Motto — Fortis et hospilalis.
Seat — Mount Merrion, near Dublin.
ELTJRIIA? OP BEOTJGHTCir.
MrEEAT-STEWAET, HOEATIO GeA>'TILIE, Esq.
of Brougliton, co. Wigton, J. P. and D.L. cos.
Wilton and Donegal, and for the Stewartry of Kir-
cudbright, High Sheriff for co. Donegal 1858, b.
183-4; m. 9 Sept. 1858, Anne EHza Wingfield, 3ra
dau. of the Eev. J. D. Wingfield Digby, Yicar of
Coleshill, CO. Warn-ick. The Murrays of Broughton
are an ancient family in the shire of Wigton, en-
riched by the marriage with the heiress of Lennox
of Cally, and the grants made by James TI. to
Geoege Mfeeat, of Broughton, one of the Gentle-
men of His Majesty's Bedchamber. Mr. Murray-
Stewart, of Broughton, is only child of Capt.
Horatio Stewart (who d. 20 Sept. 1835) by Sophia
his wife, dau. of the Hon. Montgomery Stewart,
and grandson (by Frances, dau. of the Hon. John
Douglas) of Lieut. -Gen. the Hon. Sir William
Stewart, G.C.B., 2nd son of John, 7th Earl of Gallo-
way, E.T.
.<4n?i«— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, for Stewart, or, afess chequy
arg. and az. a bend engrailed gu. all within a tressure flory
counterflory of the last; 2nd and .3rd, for Mcbkay, az., three
mullets arg. a canton of the last for difference. CreMs— lit,
Stewart : A pelican in her piety ppr. ; 2nd, iluBRAT : A
gryphon salient ppr. charged on the shoulder with a cross-
croEslet az. for difference Motto — Impero.
Seot.% — Cally, Gatehouse, Kircudbright; and White House,
KlUybcgs, CO. Donegal. Club — Carlton.
MimilAT OF CRINGLETIE.
^^IrEEAT, James Wolfe, Esq. of Cringletie, co
l*eebles, and Westshield, co. Lanark, J.P
and
D.L., Brigadier-Gen. of the Eoyal Company of
Archers, Queen's Body Guard for Scotland, 6.
11 May, 1814 ; on. 1st, 25 March, 1852, Elizabeth
Charlotte, dau. of Jolin Whyte Melrille, Esq. of
Bennochy and Strathkinness, by the Lady Catherine
Osborne his wife, dau. of Francis, 5th Duke of
Leeds, and by her (who d. 1857) had issue,
I. James Wolfe, Lieut. E.A., b. 13 March, 1853.
n. Francis D'Arcy Osborne Wolfe, b. 10 April, 1S54.
III. Sidney George Wolfe, 6. 2 March, 1855.
IV. Philip Charles KKightley Wolfe, 6. 20 April, 185C.
I. Elizabeth Catherine Mary Wolfe.
He m. 2ndly, 27 'Soy. 1862, Louisa Grace, 3rd dau.
of Sir Adam Hay, 7th bart., of Haystoun, by whom
he has issue,
V. Arthur Alexander Wolfe, 5. 22 May, 1SC6.
II. Hilda Louisa Janey Wolfe.
ILlItCagC. — Sie Alexaxder Mcbbay, 2nd bart. of Black-
barony, the 12th generation of that ancient family in a direct
male line, ra. as his 2nd wife, Margaret, dau. of William, and
sister of Sir David Murray, of Stanhope, by whom he had two
sons, John and Alexander.
John Murray, eldest son of Sir Alexander of Blackbarony'a
2nd marriage, got from his father the lands and barony of
Cringletie, was designated by that title, and m. a dau. of
Drummond, of Hawthornden, but dying without issue, was s.
by his brother,
Alexander Murray, of Cringletie, who m. Susan, dau. of
John Douglas, of Mains, one of the heirs of entail of that
family, and by her had two sons and one dau.,
Alexander, his heir.
Archibald, Sheriff Depute of co. Peebles, and one of the
Commissaries of Edinourgh. He acquired tiie estate of
Nisbet, near Edinburgh, which is now called Mukrayfield.
Margaret, rit. James Justice, Esq., one of the Principal
Clerks of Session, son of Sir James Justice, of Justiee Hall.
Alexander MuiTay was s. by his eldest son,
Alexander Murray, Esq. of Cringletie, who was long
Sheriff-Depute of Peebles, under William, Earl of March,
heritable Sheriff, and represented that co. in three several
Parliaments of Great Britain. He m. Catherine, dau. of Sir
Robert Stewart, of Tillicoultry, one of the Senators of the
College of Justice, and a Lord ef Justiciary, and had six sons
and four daus. He was s. by his eldest son,
Alexander Murray, Esq. of Cringletie, Lieut.-Col., who
had the honour to command the Grenadiers at the sieges of
Louisbourg and Quebec. He tZ. at Martinico, 1762, after that
island was reduced. He m. 1749, Mary Anne, dau. of Sir
James Stewart, Bart, of Goodtrees, and left issue two sons,
Alexander, a Major of the 13th Light Dragoons ; and d. 1822,
and was j. by J. W.Murray, Senator of the College of Justice;
and James AVolfe, and one dau., Catherine. The 2nd son,
James Wolfe Murray, Lord Cringletie, a Senator of the
College of Justice in Scotland, godson of Gen. Wolfe, 6. .5 Jen.
1759; 'hi. 7 April, 1807, Isabella Katherine, only dau. of .James
Charles Edward Stuart Strange, Esq. (godson of Prince Charles
Edward Stuart), H.E.I.C., by Margaret his wife, dau. of James
Durham, of Largo, Fife, and by her (who d. 25 Dec. 18i7) bad
issue,
James Wolfe, now of Cringletie.
Alexander, Col. Commanding 87th regt., m. 185.3, Eugenia
Grace, eldest dau. of Col. Curtis, C.B. ; and d. 24 Dec. 1865.
Thomas Andrew Lumsden. Col. (late Capt.) E.E., ni. 1849,
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Thomas Fisher, Queen's Printer,
Canada, and had issue, Thomas; Dennistoun, deceased;
Elinor; and Elizabeth.
Philip Charles, d. 1842.
Isabella Katherine, m. 1834, James Dennistoun, Esq. oJ
Dennistoun, author of The Histcty of the Dukes of UMno,
<fcc., who d. 13 Feb. 1855; she d. April, 1864.
Marianne Lloyd, m. 1836, Edmund Ironside, Esq., only son
of Edmund Ironside, of Tannochside, co. Lanark (since
dead), who d. 1862.
Margaret Ehzabeth, m. 1848, Victor Robert de Cussac; and
d. 17 May, 1856.
Louisa Anne, m. 1st, 1939, Monsieur Edmond Jeannin; and •
2ndly. the Hon. Peter Scarlett.
Alicia Stewart, d. 1833.
Amelia Jane, m. 1848, Monsieur Philippe Augraud, ex-son.' f
Prefet of Gex, France, and d. Dec. 1877.
Sophia Carolina, m. 1849, Monsieur Leopold Isoard, Prtfei
of the Saone Inferieure, France.
Frances Octavia, m. 1848, Charles Groenstreet Addison
Esq.. Barrister-at-Law, who d. 19 Feb. 1866.
Anna Maria, d. 1846.
Lord Cringletie d. 29 May, 1836.
I
MUR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUR
1M5
^rm»— Or, a fetter-lock az. on a chief of the last three stars
arjt. a bonier gu. Crest— A dexter hand ppr. boUting a scroll.
ilullo — Uoum time.
Se((r«— CringlcUe, Eddlcston, co. Peebles; and Westshicid,
near Lanark, co. Lanark.
MUIIRAY OF LINTROSE.
MtTEEAY, McNOO, Esq. of Liiilro»e, CO. I'crtli.J.r.
and D.L., b. 4 Dec. 1802 ; m. 27 Oct. 1831, Anne,
dau. of T. M. Willing, Esq. of riiil;icU'lphia, U.S.
ILtnCA0f. — JouN Mdrray, Esq. of Lintrose, son (by
Martha bis -nd wife, dau. of Andrew fforcster) of Mongo
Murray, Esq., youngest son of Sir William Murray, 1st bart. of
Ochterty re, by Isabel Oliphant his wife, 6. 3 A up. 1 700 ; m . 'J8 Oct.
1731, his cousin, Amelia, eldest dau. of Sir William Murray, 3rd
bart. of Ochtertyre, by Hon. Catherine Eraser his wife, dau. of
Hugh, 2nd Lord Lovat, and by her (wlio d. 1 Nov. 175;')) liad
two sons, Mdngo; and William, 6. 30 Nov. 1737, d. at I'hila-
delpliia, 1778, Lieut.-Col. 27th regt. The former,
MUNGO Murray, Esq. of Lintrose, h. 7 Sept. 1735; m. at
Dundee, 21 Sept. 1762, Cecilia, dau. of John Lyon, Esq. of
Brigton, and by her (who d. 1815) had, with a dau. (ICuplioinia
Amelia, to. David Smythe, Lord Mcthvcn) three sons,
John, his heir.
William, 6. 7 Aug. 1765; ra. Mrs. Nisbct, of Cairnhill, near
(,;ias;;ow; and d. 26 Dec. 1809, having had two suns,
William, h. 5 Feb. 1800; and Mungo, i. 16 April, 1801,
<7. at Jamaica; and three daus., Cecilia; Mary; and
Euphemia Amelia. Alexander, b. 12 Dec. 1707.
Mr. Murray d. 10 June, 1805. His eldest son,
John SIurray, Esq. of Lintrose, b. 11 July, 17G3; wi.
12 Ecb. 1802, Anne, 2nd dau. of John Gray, Esq. of BalUd-
(,'arno, co. Forfar, and had issue,
McNGO, present representative.
John Gray, twin with his lirother Mungo.
David Smytlie, b. 30 April, 1S07; in. Elizabeth Davis, and
has issue, John Gray, b. 1837, Anne, Elizabeth, and other
issue. Mackenzie, b. 8 Feb. 1810.
Mr. Murray d. 31 Oct. 1831.
Arms — Az., three stars arg. in the centre a cross of the
second, surmounted of a saltier gu. both coupcd, in chief a
crescent or, fur difference. Crest — An olive branch ppr.
Motto — In bello quies.
/Seat— Lintrose, near Coupar-Angus.
mURRAY OF MUREAYSHALL.
See Geaham.
>
MURRAY OF MURRAYTHWAITE.
MtTEEAY, William, Esq. of Mun-avthwaite, co.
Dumfries, b. 31 Oct. 1865 ; s. his father 1872.
iLtnC<lQC. — This family has been settled at and pospps.<;ors
of Murraythwaitc since about the year 1421, and derives
paternally from the ancient family of Murray of Cockpool, of
whom the Murrays, Earls of Annadale, were descendants,
and eventually became the representatives. A younger son of
Murray of Cockpool, m. Elizabeth Ednam, owner of Murray-
thwaitc, and thus founded this branch of the Murray family.
The earliest charter bears date 1426, and was granted to
Elizabeth Ednam'sson, Patrick Murray. From him descended,
William Murray, Esq.of Murraylhwaite, who iii. ElizabcMi,
dau. of Dairy ni pie, of Waterside, in NitUsdale, and had (witli
a dau., Agnes, two sons,
I. John, his heir.
II. William, b. 1728; m. 1768, Susan, dau. of Rev. Alexander
Orr; and d. 12 Oct. 1818, having had three sons,
William, 6. 1769; <?. 1781. Alexander, i. 1773; rf. 1799.
John Murray, b. 1775; m. 10 Sept. 1798, Miss Catherine
Arthington; and d. April, 1822, having liad issue,
1 John Dalrymplb, who «. his granduncle John, of
whom presently.
2 William, Capt. E.I.C.S., m. 1834, Sophia, dau. of
llev. John Lynn ; and r<. June, 1842, leaving a S(m and
a dau. 3 Henry Montagu Scott, d. Dee. 1814.
4 Alexander, Hear-Admiral, c(. 31 March, 1870.
5 George, Capt. E.I.C.S., m. 1834, Harrictte, dau. of
Rev. S. Goodenough, (/. 12 Sept. 1836, leaving four daus.
C Charles, Lieut.-Col. in the army, d. May, 1874.
7 Joseph Carlyle, </. unm.
1 Susan Catherine, widow of John Fcnwick, Esq. of
Gallowhill, Northumberland.
2 Agnes, m. 1844, Rev. W. F. Lanfcar.
Mr. Murray was «. by his elder son,
John Mceray, Esq. of Murraythwaitc, 6. 1720 ; d. unm,
Peb. 1823, and was s. by his grundnephcw,
John Dalhymple Murray, Esq. of Murraythwaitc, co.
Dumfries, J. P., b. 5 June, IsOO; m. 1st, 5 Jun(^ 1826, Marion,
2nd dau. of William lla^art, Esq. of Conningtuu Lodtjc, and
by her (wlio d. Jlay, lS2i-<) had one son,
JoUN, late of Murraythwaitc.
He 7/1. 2ndly, 27 April, 1831, Anne Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Uev. Henry Askew, of lledheugh, co. Durliam, and by her
(who d. 14 Sept. 1845) had issue,
Henry William, b. 20 Feb. 1832.
Gcurw, b. 15 Oct. 1833; d. 11 May, 1S51.
Patrick James, b. 29 Nov. 1836.
Eleanor Susan, //;. 1872, Francois Tuttavill.'i, Duca di Saa
Gcrmano. Lucy Henrietta. Ciiarlutte,
He (/. 17 Oct. 1863, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Murray, Esq. of Murraythwaitc, J. P., Commander
R.N., 0. 22 March, 1828; m. G Dec. 1864, Grace Harriet, 2nd
dau. of Col. William Graham, of Mossknow, co. Dumfries, and
d. 2 Aug. 1872, having had issue,
I. William, now of Murraythwaitc.
n. Fcr-ns, //. 3 Fel). 1808.
I. Mariuu Gertrude. ii. Flora. iii. Edith.
IV. Helen.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., a crescent between three
stars, surrounded with the royal tressure arg., all within a
burdurc ur; 2nd and 3rd, or, on a saltier az. nine lozenges of
the lield within a boidure engrailed gu. Crest — A cherub ppr.
winged or. Jl/o<;o— Noctes Dicsque priesto.
Heal — Murraythwaitc, Ecclcfeclian, co. Dumfries.
MTJRRAY-KER OF NEWBLISS HOUSE.
Mueeat-Kee, Andee Allex, Esq. of Newbliss
House, CO. Mouaghan, J.P. and D.L.,High Sheriff
1844-45, b. 28 Oct. 1818 ; m. 21 Nov. 1854, Mari-
anne, dau. of Rev. Richard Foster, by Mary Kcr his
wife, niece and heiress of Andrew Ker, M.D. of
Newbliss House, and by her has issue,
I. Andrew, 6. 8 April, 1858 ; d. 18 Oct. 1861.
I. Sarah. ii. Mary Isabella.
iLtlTCilSC. — The Kers of Ncwbliss arc a very respectable
family of the co. of Slonaghan, and have been for centuries
landed proprietors. Dr. Ker s. his hrother, Alexander
Ker, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, who built the present family
mansion, in the year 1814. They were sons of tlie Rev. Andrew
Ker, Rector of Aghabog, and grandsons of Roiiert Ker (1751)
who is mentioned in Dr. Rcid's Hiittory of the Presbyterian
Church of Irelovd (vol. iii., page 343) as having assisted the
introduction of Seccders to Ncwbliss.
James Murray, Esq. of Beech Hill, co. Monaghan, in. Mar-
garet, sister of the Ven. Dr. Allen, Archdeacon of Clogher,
and d. 1828, having had issue,
Andre Allen Murray, Esq. of Loughoona, ex-Scholar
T.C.D., and Barrister-at-Law, m. Jan. 1818, Rebecca, 2nd
dau. of the late Rev. William Moffatt, Rector of Currin and
Druinmally, and el. 9 Sept. 1827, leaving issue,
Andre Allen, now of Newbliss House.
AVilliam, of Beech Hill, co. Monaghan, J.P.
Robert, M.R.C.S.I., m. Annie, dau. of Charles Cambie, Esq.,
J.P. of Castletuwn, co. Tipperary, and <l. 7 Feb. Iti54,
leaving issue, Andre Allen, and Roberta Jane.
Scat — Newbliss House, Newbliss, co. Monaghan.
MURRAY OF PHIIilPHAUGH.
MuEEAT, John, of Philipliaugh, co. Selliirk, J.P.
and D.L., b. 14 April, 1817; m. 1st, 2-3 May, 1840,
Rose Mary, only dau. and heir of Wihiam Andrew
Ncsbitt, Esq., and by her (who d. 1876), has issue,
I. John Forbes Pringle Nesbitt, h. 6 Jan. 1842; m. 1870i
Mary Elizabeth Frances, only child of C. Roberton, Esq.
II. James, b. 3 Feb. 1845; m. 1870, Mary, dau. of Alexander
RusscI, Esq. of Edinburgh.
I. Jessy Rose Mary, m. Is08, William Lewis Salusbury Tre-
lawny, only son of Sir John Trelawny, Bart., of
Trclawny, M.P. co. Cornwall.
On being served heir male of his kinsman, Sir
Albert Joseph ilurray, Lart. of Mclgund, Mr.
Murray of Philiphaugh assumed the title of
Baronet.
ILtncn0r.— The first of this family on record,
Archibald de Moravia, mentioned in the chartulary of
Newbottle, 1280, was descended (the author of the critical
4 i: 2
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MUR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
MUR
remarks upon Easman Eoll presumes) from the Morays,
Lords of Bothwell, who, by marriage of a dau. of Sir David
Olifard, got considerable possessions in the co. of Selkirk. In
1296, he subscribed the oath of fealty to Edwaiid I., and d. in
the reign of Kobekt Bbcce, leaving a son and successor,
EoGEB DE JIoEAviA, who obtained, 1321, from James, Lord
Douglas, superior of his lands, a charter, " tcrrarum de Fala,"
which estate, subsequently designated Falahill, continued for
many years to be the chief title of the family. Eoger d. at an
advanced age, in 1380. His great-great-grandson,
Patbick Mckbat, of Falahill, acquiring land about Philip-
haugh, had a charter, dated 20 Feb. 1477. He m. and had one
son and a dau., John, his heir; Margaret. Patrick Murray,
d. at the close of the loth century, and was s. by his son,
John Mubbat, of Falahill. This chieftain, the celebrated
" Outlaw Murray," who, with five hundred of his men, bid
defiance to the King of Scotland, James IV., is immortalized
by the beautiful ballad preserved in the minstrelsy of the Scot-
tish Border, and for ages a popular song in Selkirkshire.
3Iurray m. and had (with three daus.) two sons,
James, his heir.
AVilliam, ancestor of the MuiTays of Eomanno and Stanhope,
and of Clooney, in Ireland.
"The Outlaw " d. in the early part of James V.'s reign, and
was s. by his elder son,
James Mcbkat, of Falahill, who dying about the year 1529,
was s. by his son,
Patkick Mubbat, of Falahill, who obtained under the
Great Seal a charter, dated 28 Jan. 1528, "Terrarura de
PniLiPHACGH," and had the heritable Sheriffship of Selkirk-
shire, which had been granted by King James IV. to his
grandfather, confirmed and ratified to himself and his heirs.
Patrick Murray m. 1st, Margaret Fleming; and 2ndly, a dau.
of Borthwick; and 3rdly, Elizabeth Ormiston, widow, lied.
1580, leaving his grandson (the son of James, younger, of
Falahill) his heir.
Patkick Mlbbat, of Falahill, m. 1st, Agne.s, dau. of Sir
Andrew Murray, of Black Barony ; and 2ndly, Marion, dau.
of Sir Lewis Eellendjn. By his first wife he had (with four
daus.) three sons,
John (Sir), his heir.
Patrick, of Winterhopehead, itc., in Annandale.
James, a Merchant in Edinburgh, -m. Bethia Maulo,
descended from the Panmure family, and had three sons,
James (Sir), of Skirling.
Robert (Sir^, of Priestfield and Melgund, Bart.
Patrick, of Deuehar.
The laird d. temp. James VI., and was s. by his son,
Sib John MrsBAY, Knt. of Philiphaugh. He in. 1st, Janet,
dau. of Sir William Scott, of Ardross, and had by her (with
three daus.) two sons,
I. James (Sir), knighted by Charles I., m. Anne, dau. of
Sir Lewis Craig, of Uiccartoun, and dying before his
father, left two sons and four daus.,
1 John (Sir), successor to his grandfather.
2 James, Col. in the army, and Dcputy-Govemor of Edin-
burgh Castle.
1 Janet, to. James Scott, of Galashiels.
2 Elizabeth, m. Cranston, of Glen.
3 Margaret, //i. Ist, Dr. Burnet, and 2ndly, Col. Douglas.
4 Isabel, m. James Naesmith, of Posso.
II. Gideon, Aide-de-Camp to King Chables I., in whose ser-
vice he lost his life.
Sir John )/i.2ndly, Isabel, dau. of Sir James Pring'.c, of Gala-
shiels, and had further issue,
.J|^lln, of Ashicsteel.
■\Villiam and David, both fell fighting under the Eoyal
banner, and d. .<t. p.
Ilelrn, m. Scott, of Broadmeadows.
Elizabeth, m. Mr. Knox. Js.ibel.
Sir John Murray sat in Parliament for co. Selkirk 1C12, and
survived till about the year 1610, when he d. at a very
advanced age, and was s. by his grand.son,
SiB John Mubbat, Knt. of Philiphaugh, one of the
Judges for trying those of the counties of Roxburgh and
Selkirk who had joined Graham's standard, 1046. He subse-
quently, 1649, claimed £12,014 for the damages he had sus-
tained from Jlontrose. Sir John m. Est, Anne, dau. of Sir
Archibald Douglas, of Cavers, heritable Sheriff of the co.
Roxburgh, and had six sons and four daus., i. .James (Sir), his
heir ; ii. John, of Bowhill, one of the Senators of the College
of Justice; iii. William, a Col. in the army; i. Anne, m. 1st,
Alexander Pringle, of Whitebank, and 2ndly, Robert Ruther-
ford, of Rowland; ii. Janet; iii. Rachel: iv. Elizabeth.
Sir John Murray, m. 2ndly, Margaret, dau. of Sir John Scott,
of Scolstarvit, and widow of John Troiter, of Charterhall, and
had by her an only dau., Jean, who c?. younj. lie tZ. 1676,
and was s. by his eldest son,
SiB James Mdkray, of Philiphaugh, 6. 1G55, appointed one
of the Senators of the College of Justice 1689, and Lord
Register 1705. This learned person)/!. 1st, Anne, dau. and co-
heir of Hepburn, of Blackcastle, which lady </. s. p.; and
2ndly, Margaret, dau, of Sir Alexander Don, of Newton, by
whom he had three sons and five daus; the 2nd dau.,
Anne, m. Pringic, of Ilaining. Sir James d. 1708, and was*.
by his eldest son,
John Mcbbat, Esq. of Philiphaugh, Heritable Sheriff of
CO. Selkirk, and a Member of the British Parliament from
1725 until his death. He m. 31 Dec. 1711, Eleanora, dau.
of Lord Basil Hamilton, son of William, Duke of Hamilton, and
had by her four sons and two daus.,
Basil, a youth of great promise, who d. in the flower of his
age, unm.
Joii.v, heir to his father. David.
Charles, grandfather of Chables Roeekt Scott Scott-
MuBBAT, Esq. M.P. of Dancsfield. (See Mckbat of Danes-
.ll'bl).
Mary, m. Sir Alexander Don, Bart, of Newton, and had issue.
Margaret.
The Laird of Philiphaugh d. 1753, and was s. by his son,
John Mcbrat, Esq. of Philiphaugh, M.P. co. Selkirk, m.
Miss Thomson, and had issue,
John, his heir, d. unm. 1830. Charles, d. v.nnu
James, successor to his brother.
Janet, m. — Dennis, Esq. of the Island of .Jamaica.
Eleanora, m. Sir James Nasinyth, Bart, of Posso.
Mary, m. John Macqueen, Esq. of Jamaica.
Margaret, in. Capt. Baugh, of the 58th rcgt.
Mr. Murray d. 1800. His 3rd son,
James Mcbbat, Esq. of Philiphaugh, h. 17C9; m. 1809,
Mary Dale, dau. of Henry Hughes, Esq. of Worcester, and bj
her (who d. 1840) had issue,
John, now of Philiphaugh.
James, an officer in thr Indian army.
Ea.sil Hamilton, an ofliccr in the Indian army, d. 1348.
Jessy Susan.
Mr. Murray, the I7th generation of this family in a diivct mal<
line, d. 1852.
Amu — Arg., a hunfin^i horn sa. stringed and garnished gu.
on a chief az. three stars of the first. Supporters — Two savagef
cinctured and bearing clubs over their interior shoulders all
ppr., and resting their exterior hands on antique shields,
charged with the arms of the family. Crest — A dcmi-naked
man winding his horn ppr. Motto — Hinc usque superna
venabnr.
Sratx — Philiphaugh and Harehcadwood, both in Selkirkshire
At PhiUphaugh the Marquess of Jlontrose was defeated by Gen
Leslie ; the remains of the entrenchments are still visible on
the field where the battle was fought, and a few years since
several imjilements of war and a small culverin were dug up.
MURRAY OF DANESFIELD.
ScoTT-MrEEAT, Chaeles Robeet Scott, Esq. ol
Danesfield, Bufljs, J.P., formerly M.P., I. 28 Dec.
1S18 ; m. 17 .Sept. 1846, Hon. Amelia Charlotte
Eraser, dau. of Thomas Alexander, Lord Lovat, and
has had issue,
I. Chables Alotsius, h. 4 Nov. 1847, 'J. P., late 1st Life
Guards; »/i. 3 May, 1872, Emily Blanche, 2nd dau. of the
late Matthew S. Higgins, Esq., and granddau. of Sir Henry
J. Tichborne, Bart., and has had issue,
Archibald John, h. 12 June, 1874 ; d. 16 Sept. 1874.
Francis Joseph, h. 31 July, 1875.
Blanche Mary, b. May, 1873.
Evelyn Mary, 6. 1877.
II. Augustin John Alphonso, h. 11 Nov. 1848 ; d. 8 Feb.
1871. m. Basil Henry, b. 6 Aug. 1858.
I. Mildred Frances, to. 30 Nov. 1871, Ralph Henry Chri.s-
topher Nevile, Esq. of Wellingore, co. Lincoln, and
Walcot, CO. Northampton. ii. Laura Amelia Margaret.
III. Mary Elizabeth Charlotte.
iltllCittir.— This is a branch of the ancient and distin-
guished family of Mcbbat of Philiphaufih.
Chables Mcbbat, Esq., 4th son of John Murray, Esq.
of Philiphaugh, co. Selkirk, M.P., by Eleanor his wife, eldest
dau. of Lord Basil Hamilton, of Baldoon, m. Eliza, sister
of Robert Scott, Esq. of Danesfield, and had a son and sue-
eessor,
Chables Scott Mcbbat, Esq. of Danesfield, ni. 17 May,
Islo, Augusta Eliza, dau. of John Nixon, Esq., and widow of
MUR
TUE LANDED GENTRY,
IMUg
1117
John BuHcr, Esq., M.P., of East Looc, niul iljinj: 1i April
1S37, left (witli a dau., Eliza Augusta Anna) a son and suc-
cessor, the present Cuaules Kobebt Scott Scott-Mukbay,
r.sq. of Danesficld.
^(■m.'s— Quarterly : 1st and -Ith, art:., a l)uc;lehorn ppr.,
strinfred gu. on a chief az. tliree mullets of tlie lirst, for
llrBBAY <)/ Phillphauijh ; 2nd and 3rd, or, on a bend az. an
1 stoile between two crescents on a border en^rrailed sa. eight
■ -oallops of the first, for Scott. I'rcsst — A denii-savaEc
reathed about the temples and loins holdine a bURle-horn all
ipr., for MrBBAT; A stag trippant, for Scott. Mollo — Ilinc
usque superna venabor.
Sc(tU — Danesficld, Great Marlow; and Ilamblcdon Ilouse,
llenlcy-on-Thames.
*
LIUERAT OF TOUCHADAM AND
POLMAISE.
MrEKAY, Joiix, Esq. of Touchaclam and Pol-
niaise, co. SMrliug, Lieiit.-Col. late Grenadier
Guards, Yice-Lieut. and Deputy-Lieut, for Stirling-
>liire, b. 26 Jidj, 1831 ; m. 15 Sept. 1859, Lady
Agnes Graham, eldest dau. of James, 4th Duke of
ilontrosc, which lady d. May, 1873. He m.
lindly, 10 Jan. 1877, Lucy Evelyn, dau. of the late
John Townelcy, Esq. of Towneley, co. Lancaster.
Itillfiltir. — This family has been seated for centuries in
the CO. Stirling, and is supposed to derive from the uoble House
of Bothwell. Its patriarch.
Sib William db JIobavia, designed of Sanford, joined
RoBEBT Bbuce, but being taken prisoner by the English, was
sent to London 130G, and remained in captivity there until
exchanged after the battle of Bannocliburn. Sir William's son
und successor,
Sib Andbew de Motiavta, obtained from King David Bbuce
two charters, the first, granting the lands of Kepmad, dated
I3C5 ; and the second, bestowing THicluulam, Tulchmallar, ic,
1369. Sir William's direct descendant,
SiK AViLLiAM Mcbbat, of Touchad:im and Polmaise (grc.Tt-
grandson of William Murray, of Touchadam, slain at I'lodden),
a stanch Royalist, was in the engagement of the Duke of
Hamilton, and, lCi54, was amerced by CROMWEt.L in the sura of
fifteen hundred pounds. He d. shortly after, and left by Eliza-
beth his wife, dau. of Sir Alexander Gibson, of Durie, a son
and successor,
JouN McEBAT, of Polmaise and Touchadam, served heir to
his father Jan. 1G55. He wj. Janet, dau. of Sir JohnXisbet, of
Dean, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, and was s. by his son,
John JIcbbat, of Touchadam and Polmaise, m. Anne, dau.
of Sir Alexander Gibson, of Durie, one of the Senators of the
Coll«ge of Justice, and had five sons. His 2nd son,
William Mctibat, of Touchadam and Polmaise, was served
heir to the whole estate 1729. He m. 1st, Ceiilia, dau. of
Gibson, of Durie, by whom he had a son and dau., who both
I?, in infancy. He rn. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Alexander
Gibson, Bart, of Pentland, and had three sons and one dau.,
I. William, his heir. ii. Alexander, who d. k/')».
III. John (Lieut-Col.), m. Isabella, dau. of Professor Hercules
Lindsay, and d. 6 April, 1838, having had issue,
1 John, late of Polmaise.
1 Cei ilia, -.<!. John Russell, Esq., Principal Clerk of t'.ic
Court of Session in Edinburgh.
I. Margaret, m. Marchese Accrambonio.
William JIurray d. 1708. and was a. his sun,
William Mcbbat, of Touchadam and Polmaise, m. 1st,
Margaret, dau. of Lord Callender, Esq. of Craigforth, and by
her liad a son, William, his heir. He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of
Lawrence Campbell, Esq. of Clathic and Killerraont, by whom
he had, i. John, Capt. R.N. , deceased; ii. Archibald, IE. I. Co. 's
Bervice, deceased; iii. Alexander, an Advocate, m. Miss
Johnina Wilkinson, of co. Denbigh ; and i. Anne, m. Robert
Bruce, Esq. of Kennet. Mr. Murray m. 3rdly, Grace, dau. of
Alexander .Spiers, Esq. of Elderslie, and by this lady had two
daus., Mary, m. Alexander Spiers, Esq. of Culveruch, in
CO. Stirling, and Grace. Polmaise d. 1814, and was s. by his
eldest son,
William MrBBAT, Esq. of Polmaise and Touchadam, Vi«e-
Licut. CO. Stirling, and Lieut. -Col. of the Yeomanry, 6. G July,
1773; m. U June, 1799, Anne, dau. of Sir William Maxwell,
Bart, of Monrcith, and was s. at his decease by his cousin,
John Mdbbat, Esq. of Polmaise, co. Stirling, 6. 5 July,
1797 ; li!. 10 Aug. 1830, Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. James Lryce, of
Edinburgh, and had issue,
John, now of Touchadam. James, h. 20 June, 1834.
Alexander Bruce, Lieut. 79th rcgt., 0. 24 June, 1840.
Arthur liryce, b. 22 Ecb. 1S43; d. 10 Nov. lsC3.
Margaret.
Lind.say Elizabeth, m. Ernald Smith, Esq., son of George II.
Smith, Esq. of Selsdon, Croydon.
Ho d. 15 April, 1SG2.
Arms — Az., three stars within a double tressure flory countor-
flory or. Cnst — A mermaid holding in her dexter hand a
mirror, in her sinister a comb all ppr. i>upporter.s — Two lions
rampant gu., armed and angued az. Motto — Toat prest.
<bt«( 6— Polmaise ; and Touchadam, Stirling.
MUSGEAVE OF SHILLINGTON MANOR
AND BORDEN HALL.
MrsGRAVE, Edgar, Esq. of Sliillington Manor,
Beds, b. 26 April, 1835 ; m. July, 18(50, Henrietta
ilaria, 3rd dau. of the late John Tescliemaker,
Esq., LL.D. of Claremont, Exmouth, Devon, and
has, with other issue, a son,
IIoBACE Edgak, 6. ISGl.
It in Cilflr.— George MrsGBAVE, Esq., M.P. for Carlisle, eon
of George Musgrave, Esq., Keeper of the Ordnance, Chatham,
who was a younger sonof SirChristopher Musgrave, 4tU bart.
of Edenhall, Cumberland (whose son, Joseph Musgrave, was
Lord of the manor of Ap.^leybury, Sliillington, Beds). This
George Musgrave was father of
Geobge MrsGBAVE, Esq., of Shillington Manor, 6. 8 Sept.
17G9, J. P., and High Sheriff of Beds 1828; m. 19 Aug. 1790,
Margaret, only dau. of Edmund Kennedy, Esq. of Gralcon, and
by her (who d. 19 Sept. 18.'9) had issue,
I. Geobge, late of Shillington JIauor, <tc.
II. Henry, b. 8 Jidy, IsuO; m. Sarah Popplewell, dau. of
Richard Pullan, of llarewood, co. York, and by her (who d.
Sept. 1861) had issue a son,
George Arthur, m. Aug. 1767, Theresa, only child of
Jacques Jones, Esq. of co. Gloucester, und heiress to con-
siderable estates m that county.
in. Tliomas, deceased.
I. Gcorgiana, lit. 22 Aug. 1822, C. Berner.s Plestow, Esq. of
Wailington Hall, Norfolk, and by him (who ti. May, 1849)
had issue,
1 Charles John Berners, h. July, 1S23, late of the 7tU
Dragoon Guards. 2 Henry Bernors, 6. 182;'), deceased.
II. Emma. m. June, 1831, James IIi;;ham, Esq., only son of
Samuel lligham, Esq., Comptroller of the National Debt
l>;:iee, and had issue,
1 George Lascclles, b. 1834; m. 1801, Eliza Gilbertson, of
Gloucester.
1 Henrietta.
2 Emily, m. 1SG3, William Ilarriron Cricoc, Esq., and has
issue.
Mr. Musgrave d. 27 June, 18G1, and was s. by his eldest son.
The Rev. Geobge Musgrave, M.A., of Shillington Manor,
and Borden Hall, Kent, b. 1 July, 1798; r,i. 4 July, 1827,
Charlotte Emily, youngest dau. of Thomas Oakes, Esq.,
foimerly Senior Member of Council, and President of tho
Board of Revenue, Madras, by JIaria Lucy his wife, elder dau.
of Terence Gahagan, M.D., Physician to the Forces, and had
issue,
I. Horace, b. 14 Nov. 1829, of tho Cape Mounted E12e regt. ;
d. uyiM. 11 Oct. 18.")I.
II. EDr;AB, now of Shillington Manor.
I. Adela, d. yoiuig, ls33.
II. Clara, m. Dec. lS.').i, Rev. John Fitzgerald, ?I. A., Vicar of
St. Stephens, Camdi'U Town, and had two sons, who d.
infants. iii. Eleanor, </. 1858.
Mr. Musgrave was distinguished in the literary world as tho
tran.sIator of Homer's Odyssuy, and the author of Travels in
France, and other works.
Arms — Az., six annulets or. CrrH — Two arms in mail
armour ujilifting an annulet or. Mottn — Sans changer.
.Swrf— Shillington Manor, Hitchin, Beds ; and Borden Hall,
Sittingbouine, Kent.
MUSKETT OF CLIPPESUY HO'QSE.
MusiCETT, TuE Kev. IIenry JosEPir, M.A., of
Clippesby House, Norfolk, b. 2 July, 1820 ; m. 1st,
2 Dec. 1817, Charlotte Heath, dau. of the late
William Heath Jary, Esq. of Bloficld Lodge,
Norfolk, J.P. and D.L., who d. ISGt. Ho m.
2ndly, 9 Nov. 18G5, Sophia Anne, dau. of Edmund
Ward, ilsq. of Bury St. Edmunds, and has issue,
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MUS
THE L/iNDED GENTRY.
MUS
IIT. Percy Edward.
V. John Harrington.
n. Ada Catharine.
I. Henut Joseph SALiSBrp.v.
II. Herbert Edmund, d. ISGO.
IV. Ernest Charles.
VI. Aubrey Dashwood.
I. Ethel Mary Emily, d. 18C3.
III. Emily Louisa Julia.
iLtltCaflt.— This family resided and possessed lands in the
parish of Hau^jhley, in Suffolk, in the reigns of Henky VIH.,
Edward VI., and Elizabeth, and a branch continued there
until the year 1774.
William Muskett, Esq., who was living at Haughley, 15C5,
d. 1592, and was s. by his son,
EoBEET Muskett, Esq., a warm adherent of royalty temp.
Charles I. He was s. 1G30, by his son,
Simon Muskett, Esq. of Brisingham, in Norfolk. The dau.
of this gentleman ra. Henry Bloomfield, Esq. of Fersficld,
grandfather of Rev. Francis Bloomfield, of Fcrsfield and
Billingford, who wrote the Illstory of Norfolk. His son,
John Muskett, possessed landed property in Brisingham and
FersQeld. His son,
Andrew Muskett, settled at Thelton, in Norfolk, cnno
1G59, and adopting the sentiments of the Quakers, sufTeied
much in those persecuting times. He left four sons and one
d:iu., JouN, Andrew, James, Charles, and Elizabeth. The
eldest son,
JouN Muskett, resided at Newton-Flotman, in Xorfclk,
174S. He 1/1. 1st, Miss Hart, dau. of Mr. Charles Hart, of
Hapton Hall, and had one son, Joun, and two daus. He m.
2ndly, Anne, dau. of Mr. Ephraim Ilcywood, of Piss, in
Norfolk, and maternal descendant of the Thurlow family,
and had further issue, Joseph; Ephraim; Benjamin, of
Eockland; William; Thomas; Mary, li!,. William llichardson,
Esq. of Langbarf, co. York; Sarah, m. J. Whiting, of Epsom ;
and Khoda, -;;i. — Hart, of East Grenstcd, Essex. The eldest
son of the 2nd marriage,
Joseph Muskett, Esq. of Easton Intwood and Clippesby, Nor-
folk, m. 1780, Elizabeth, dau. of James Salisbury, Esq. of
Chevely, and left two sons,
!. Joseph Salisburt, of Intwood Hall, Norfolk, 6. 1784; ni.
Mary, only dau. of William Jary, Esq. of Burliiigluim, and
and had one dau., Mary Anne, i,i. 2 Ajml, 1830, Clement
Unthank, Esq. of Norwich (see UxTnANK).
II. Henrt, of Clippesby House, Norfolk, J. P., b. II April,
1787; m. H July," 1817, Emily, dau. of William Grant, Esq.
of Norwich, and d. 27 Oct. 1851, leaving issue,
I Henry Joseph (Rev.), now of Clippesby House.
1 Emily Louisa, m. 1847, Charles Burton Dashwood, Esq.
of Great Yarmouth; she rf. 1S70.
2 Julia Matilda, m. 185G. — Ethcrodge, Esq. of Thorpe,
near Norwich; she d. IB.'iS.
3 Clara Anna, m. 1848, William CoUett Reynolds, Esq. of
Great Yarmouth.
Armn — Arg., two bars gu. between six lions" heads caboshod.
Queen Elizabeth granted to Henry Muskett, E;-(). nf Harlostdii,
Norfolk, a second coat of arms. Crr.tt — Out of a ducal coronet
or, a demi-antelope sa. ringed and chained gold.
HecU — CUppcsby House, near Norwich, Norfolk.
MUSSENDEN OF LARCHFIELD.
MussENDEN, William, Esq. of Larchliekl, co.
Down, Lieut.-Col. 8th Hussars, 5. 17 Jstn. 183G ; vi.
.31 July, 18GG, Catherine Maude, ouly dau. of Sir
Henry Eoynton, Eart.
ILlUCaQC. — For the early ancestry of this branch of
the ancient family of Uc Mussendcn, relcr to Mdssenden
Leathes.
Francis Mcssenden, Registrar of the Piocese of Down (next
brother of John Mussenden, Vicar-Gcncral of Down and
Connor), ancestor of the family of Leathes of IIcrridifL:et,
Suffolk, d. 1G86, leaving a son,
Daniel Mussenden, Esq. father (by Martha his wife) of
WiLLiAJi Mussenden, Esq., m. Jane, "sister of Arthur
Johnstone Esq. of the co. Down, and had a son and successor,
' Daniel Mussenden, Esq. of Larchficld, m. 1782, Frediswid,
Bister of Sir Stewart Bruce, Bart., and left at his decease
an only child,
William Mussenden, Esq. of Larchficld, J. P. and D.L.,
High .Sheriff 1831, b. 2 Nov. 1783; m. IB Aug. 1831, .Sarah,
oldest dau. of Peter Low, Esq. of Dublin, by Louisa his wife,
dau. of Sir Richard Butler, 7ih bart. of Garryhundon, co.
Carlow, and had issue,
W1LLIA.M, now of Larchficld.
Louisa. Elizabeth.
Mr. Mussenden d. 'i Oct. 18G0, and was s. by his only eon, the
present William Mussenden, Esq. of Larchficld.
Armi — Or, a cross engrailed gu., in the dexter canton a
CoiTiish chough ppr., beaked and legged of the 2nd. Crest —
A dove with an olive branch in its beak all ppr. Motto—
Jaime la liberie.
tieai — Larchficld, Lisbum, co. Antrim.
MUSTERS OF COLWICK.
CnAWORTn-MusTERS, John, Esq. of Anncsley
Park, Colwick Hall, and Wiverton Hall, co. Not-
tingham, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1864, h. 1838;
m. 15 March, 1859, Caroline Anne, eldest dau. of
Henry Sherbrooke, Esq. of Oxton Hall, Notts, and
has issue,
I. John Patricids, h. ISGO.
II. Lancelot George Eden Michael, b. 1868.
III. Henry Charlton, b. 1871.
I. Mary Catherine, b. 1863. 11. Catherine Emily, 6. I8C4.
iLtUCaCIf . — Sir John Musters, of Hornsey, Middlesex,
who, according to Le Neve's •' Pedigrees of Knights," was
knighted at Whitehall, 2 June, 16G3, acquired, by purchase,
the Manors of Over and Nether Colwick, co. Nottingham,
which had been previously held by the noble family of Byron,
He was thrice married, 1st, to Anne, dau. of Sir John Maynard,
K.B., by whom he had a son and a dau.,
I. John, b. 1G48, d. v. 'p. 1G85, and lies buried beneath a
sumptuous monument in the chancel at Colwick. He m.
Miliccnt, elder dau. and co-heiress Of Adrian Mundy, Esq.
of (iuorndon, co. Derby (third son of Francis Mundy, Esq.
of Markcaton, co. Derby), and by that lady (who survived
her hu.sband no less than fifty-four years, and m. 2ndly, 13
Dec. IG'Jl, the Rev. Dr. Fuller, Rector of Hatfield, Herts,
and had an only dau. Mlllicent, m. 22 Sfarch, 170U, Sir
Thomas Saiuwell, Bart, of Upton, co. Nottingham) he left,
with a dau., Axiuc, m. Sir Roger Twysden, Bart., and other
issue, a son,
Mundy, of whom presently.
I. Mary, m. 23 July, 1G72, Sir Richard Spencer, Bart, of
Offley, Herts; and 2ndly, 25 April, 1G91, Sir Ralph RadcliSc,
Knt. of Hilchin Priory, Herts, and d. 3 Sept. 1719.
Sir John Musters m. 2ndly, Sarah, dau. of Anthony Biddulph,
Esq. of CO. Stafford, by whom he had one son,
II. Charles, of Ugley, Essex, b. 1655; m. 20 Feb. 1C89, Mary,
dau. and heiress of John Wentworth, Esq. of Somerleyton
Hall, Suffolk, and d. s.p. 18 Dec. 1719.
He t(i. 3rdly, Jane, dau. of Sir Francis Bassett, Knt. of
Tehidy, co. Cornwall (whorf. 17 Sept. 1091, aged G7 years), and
by her he had an only son,
ui. Francis, b. 1 May, 16G4, d. IG April, 1G80, and was buried
at Hornsey, where there arc yet monuments to him and his
mother.
Sir John Musters repaired the parLsh church at Colwick, and
rebuilt the chancel in IG84, and dying 28 July, 1GS9, aged CO
years, was there interred. His eldest son, John, having died
a few years previously (see above), he was succeeded in his
estates by his grandson,
MuN-DY Musters, Esq. of Colwick, m. June, 1707, Elizabeth,
dau. and co-heiress of Richard Sherwin, Esq. of Nottingham,
and (/. 16 June, 1750, having had issue, a son,
Mundy Musters, Esq. of Colwick, who was High Sheriff of
CO. Nottingham in 1753, and d. 15 Jan. 1770, aged 5G, leaving
by his wife, a dau. of John Grey, Esq. of Newton Linford, co.
Leicester, a son,
John Musters, Esq. of Colwick, b. 7 Feb. 1753; to. July,
1776, Sophia Catherine, dau. and coheiress of James Mody-
lord Heywood, Esq. of Maristow, co. Devon, which lady d.
Sept. 1819. This gentleman, who was High Sheriff of co.
Nottingham in 1777, and 0. in London, 25 Feb. 1827, left issue
an only dau., ni. 8 Sept. 1798, Thomas Wright Vaughan, Esq.
of West Moulsey, Surrey, and an only son,
John Musters, Esq. of Colwick, J. P. and D.L., in. 17 Aug.
1805, Mary Anne,* only dau. and heii'^ss of George Chaworth,
Esq. of Anncsley, co. Nottingham (who d. Feb. 1832) and]
thereupon assumed the name and arms of Cuawortu. He had]
issue,
I. John George, of whom presently.
II. William (Rev.), d. 1874.
* This lady, the " Mary Chaworth " of Lord Byron's pnetryj
rfprcsentcd the very ancient Nottinghamshire family otj
CilAWoiiTU of Anncskii : —
" Herself the solitary scion left
Of a time-honoured race "
MYD
THE LANDED GENTRY.
IIYN
1149
m. Henry, Lieut. -Col. in llic army, to. Marcarct Domville,
(inly ehikl of Thomas Gordon Auchinuty, Ksq. of Bryans-
lown, CO. Lonpford, J. P. and D.L., and has issue.
IV. Charles, R.N., (/. 1832.
I. Mary Ann, m. .Feb. 18J8, Anthony Hamond, Esq. of
Westatro.
II. Sophia Caroline, m. E. N. Ilamnnd, Ksq., R.X.
III. Alicia. IV. Musters, d. youny.
The eldest son,
JouN Geouge Mcsteks, Esq. of AVivcrton, m. 1S."7, Emily,
dau. of Philip llamond, of Westacrc, Norfolk, and d. in his
father's lifetime, 1842, liavinff had issue,
I. JouN CiiAwoKxn, successor to his grandfather, now of Col-
wick Hall.
II. George Chaworth, E.N., 6. 1840, Consul at Mozambique,
m. 1873, Herminia, only dau. of George Williams, Ksq. of
Lucre Bolivia, and has issue.
I. Mary Anne Chaworth, m. 1SG3, Horatio Tacke, Lieut. R.X.
Jlr. John Musters, senior, took, upon his marriage with the
heiress of Anncslcy, the surname of Ciiawortii, hut subsc-
qnently, at the decease of his father, he resumed his patro-
rymic, MnsxERS. He d. 8 Sept. 184!), and was s. by his grand-
son, the present John Cha worth Musteks, Esq.
Arms — Arg., on a bend gu. a lion passant guardant or,
within a bordure engrailed of the second, quartering Chawoktii.
CnM — A lion sejant guardant or, supporting with the fore
paws a shield of tlie arms.
Scats — Annesley Park, and Cohvick Hall, near Nottingham;
Wiverton Hall, near Bingham.
MYDDELTON OF CHIRK; CASTLE.
*b'ee MyDDELTON BlDDULPll,
MYERS OF PORTERS PARK.
Mtees, TnoMAS Boeeox, Esq. of Porters Park,
Herts, J.P. Herts and Middlesex, b. 24 Aug. 1826 ;
m. 3 April, 1856, Margaret Storie, dau. of Rev.
Henry Mel vill, B.D., Canon of St. Paul's, and has
issue,
I. William Joseph, 6. 4 Aug. 1S58.
n. Dudley Borron. iii. Reginald JIaxwcll.
I. Eva Margaret. ii. Gertrude Henrietta.
III. Blanche Georgiana.
Mr. Myers is Lord of the Manors of Yv'cald Hall
and Shcnlejbiu-j.
iLt'lirngC— M'lLiiAM Joseph Mtprs, Esq., J.P. and D.L.,
Herts, only .son of William Myers, Esq. of Barlow Hall, co.
Lancaster, m. Margaret, dau. of Kicholas Crooke, Esq. of
Homeficld, co. Lancaster, and d. 13 Xov. 1S58, having had
issue,
Thosias Bonnox, now of Porters Park, his heir.
Charles, of Sw.inmore, Hants, ;». Henrietta, d.iu. of the
late Henry Ashton, Esq. of Poulton Hey, co. Chester, and
has issue, 1 William Henry; 2 Charles; and 1 Constance
Henrietta.
Anne Mary, vi. 1854, George Fcarnley 'Wliittingstall, Esq. of
Hawkswick, St. Albans, and has issue.
(Seat— Porters Park, Shenlej.
TJYNORS OF TREAGO.
Mtnoes, Robekt Baseertille, Esq. of Troago,
CO. Hereford, and Evancoyd, co. Eadnor, J.P. aud
D.L., High Sheriff co. Radnor 1856, Barrister-at-
Law, t. 1819 ; m. 30 Sept. 1852, Ellen Gray, only
cliild of the Rev. Edward Higgins, of Boshury
House, CO. Hereford, and has issue,
I. WiLLOCGHBT Baskertille. Licut. 7th Hussars, b. 25 Nov-
1854, educated at Eton and Christ Coll. Oxford.
II. Arthur Clynton liaskerville, Lieut. COth Rifles, b. 17 Aug.
1856, educated at Eton.
III. Audley Ba.skerville, b. 28 Nov. ISGl.
I. Elinor Mary.
EinratJC.— In the EoII of Battle Abbey, the name of
JIynobs appears, and Treago is stated to have been in this
family's possession since the Conquest.
John de Miners, of Treago, was constituted by Edward II.
Keeper of the Castle of St. Briavcl, and of the Forest of Dene.
He was s. by his son,
SiB Roger Miners, Knt. of Treago, to. Joan, dau. of Sir
Lawrence Bostock, Knt., 3rd son of Eostock of Cheshire, and
was s. by his son,
Eiohard Miners, of Treago, m. Margaret, dau. and co-
heiress of Sir Gerard do Furnival, and niece of Lord Furnival,
temp. Edward I., and was s. by his son,
Roger Miners, of Treago, m. Margaret, dau. and heiress of
Sir John dc la Hay, of Wellington, and was s. by his son,
Philip Minkrs, of Treago, r,i. Ahce, dau. of William ap
Jenkin ap lorworth, and was «. by his son,
Pacands Miners, of Treago, m. a Uau. of John a Brett, and
was .s. by his son,
Jenkin Miners, m. Eva, dau. of Philip Micliell, and left a
son and successor,
Richard Miners, Sheriff of co. Hereford IC Henry VII.
(1500). He TO. Joan, dau. of Gwillim ap Thomas, ap
Llewellyn, ap Howell, ap Gylough, and had issue, Roger (Sir),
»u. Alice, dau of Sir William Myll, Knt. of Gloucester, and
d. s. 2>. ; and Thomas. The younger son,
Thomas Mtnors, of Treago, m. Anne, dau. of V.'atkin
Vaughan, of Hcngert, by Ehzabeth, dau. of Sir James Basker-
ville, of Eardisley, and was «. by his son.
Sir Richard Mtnors, Knt. of Treago, m. Anne, dau. of
Thomas Burgh, and was s. by his son,
Richard Mynors, Esq. of Treago, m. Katherine, dau. of Sir
Thomas Vaughan, of Portliamal, Brecon, and dying 1092, was
«. by his son,
Roger Mynors, Esq. of Trcngo, m. Jane, dau. of John
Harley, Esq. of Brampton Brian, and aunt of Sir Robert
Ilarley, K.B., Master of the Mint tauij. Charles I., and was s.
at his decease by his son,
Rowland Mtnors, Esq. of Treago, vi. Theodosia, dau. of
Sir Percival Willoughby, Knt. of Wollaton, Notts, and dying
1C51, was s. by his son,
Robert Mtnors, Esq. of Treago, 6. 1610; m. ICJO, Eliza,
dau. of James Oswald, Esq. of St. Weonard's, and had i.-;sue,
Robert, his successor.
Theodosia, m. 1st, Roger Boulcot, Esq. of HercfortI, and had
an only dau. and heiress,
Thf.odosia Boulcot, m. Peter Eickards, Esq. of Evenjobb,
in CO. Radnor, son of John ltiekard.s, Esq., Auditor of
■\Vales to Charles I., and left a son,
Peter Rickards, Esq. of Evenjobb, m. 1751, Catherine
Witherstone, dau. of Edward Witherstoue, Esq. of cO.
Ilireford, and dying 17aO, left a son,
Peter Rickards, of whom presently, as inheritor of
the estates of Mtnors.
Theodosia Mynors m. 2ndly, Richard Witherstone, Esq. of
The Lodge, and had a son,
Edward Witherstone, Sheriff of co. Ficreford 1720, m.
Anne Barrett, and left at his decease an (July dau.,
Catherine Witherstone, who m., as stated above, her
kinsman, Peter Rickards.
Mr. Mynors d. 23 Aug. 1672, and was s. by his son,
Robert Mtnors, Esq. of Treago, 6. April, 1664; m.'EWzn,
dau. of William Adams, Esq. of Monmouth, and was «. by his
son,
Robert Mtnors, Esq. of Treago, Sheriff of co. Hereford
J 735, 7)1. Thomasine, dau. of Thomas Gouge, Esq. of London,
and dying 10 June, 1742, was s. by his son,
Robert Mtnors, Esq. of Treago, who served the o(!ice of
Sheriff of CO. Hereford 1758. He m. Mary, dau. and heiress of
Thomas Parry, Esq. of Arkston, by whom (who m. 2n(lly,
Charies Morgan, Esq. of Ruperra, 2nd son of Thomas Morgan,
Esq. of Tredegar) he had no issue. He d. 17C5, when the
estate and representation of the Mynors family passed to his
kinsman (refer to descendant of Theodosia, dau. of Robert
Mynsrs, 14th Lord of Treago),
Peter Rickards, Esq. of Evancoed, who assumed, 1787,
the additional surname of JIynors. He m. IMeliora, dau. and
heiress of the Rev. John Powell (by Philippa, dau. and heiress
of Thomas Baskerville, Esq. of Aberedow, co. Radnor, by
Meliora, dau. of Richard Ea.skerville, Esq. of Richardslos,
Wilts {s'-.e p. 8S), and had issue,
Peter Rickards JItnors, Esq. of Treago.
Thomas Baskerville Mynors, I,. 1790, assumed the additional
surname of Baskerville 1818, and served the ollice of
Sheriff for Wilts 1S27. {See Family o/ Baskerville of Cliro
Court.)
Meliora, m. 1815, II. H. Farmar, Esq., of Dunisane, co. Wex-
ford, and had issue.
Mr. Rickards Mynors d. 1794, and was s. by his son,
Peter Rickards Mtnors. Esq. of Treago and Evancoyd,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of co. Eadnor 1825, 6. 27 Nov.
1787 ; m. 20 Feb. 1817, Mary Elizabeth, only dau. of Edmund
Trowbridge Halliday, Esq. of Chapel Cleeve, Somerset, and
had issue,
Robert Baskerville. now of Treago and Evancoyd.
Edaiund Ba.skorville, Rector of Af.hicy, WiUs, 6. Ia2 J ; y< Feb.
1150
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
MYT
1855, Horatia Charlotte Caiiipl)cll, dau. of Jolin Crawfonl,
Esq., and had a son, Roland Crawford Baskcrville, /*. 1855,
and four daus., 1 Alice Eleanor, m. June, 1877, C. W. J.
Smith, Esq.; 2 Sybil Agnes; 3 Margaret Beatrice; i
Violet Mary.
Walter Baskerville (Rev.), Rector of Llanwarne, Boss, co.
Hereford, J. P., b. 28 Aur. 1827; m. 3 April, 1856, Caroline
Elizabeth, elder dau. of Henry Clay, Esq. of Stapenhill, co.
Derby, and Pierccfield Park, co. Monmouth, and has issue,
Harry Walter Baskerville, 0. 28 Oct. 1857; Nigel Basker-
ville, 6. 22 Aug. 1862; Aubrey Baskerville, 0. 13 April,
1865; and Evelyn Baskerville.
Thomas Baskerville, 6. 1834; ju. 1 Aug. 1863, Constance
Mary, eldest dau. of Sir Richard Grcea Price, Bart, of
Norton Manor.
Mary Philippa, m. 1856, George Henry Warrington Carew,
Esq. of Carew Castle, co. Pembroke, and Crowcombe Court,
Somerset, and Pentrepant, Salop.
He d. 20 Jan. 18G6.
Arms — Sa., an eagle displayed or, on a chief a?,, bordurcd
arg. a chevron between two crescents in chief and a rose in
base of the second. Crest — A naked arm embowed, the hand
holding a bears paw erased at the thigh all ppr. Motto —
Spero ut fidelis.
Seats — Trcago, ncarEoss; andEyancoyd, near Kington.
MYNORS OF WEATHEKOAK.
Mtnoes, Egbert, Esq. of Weatheroak, co. Wor-
cester, J.r. and D.L. for that co., and in the Com-
mission of the Peace for co. Warwick, M.A. Oxford,
Barrister-at-Law of tlie Inner Temple, b. 30 April,
1817; s. his father 18i2.
ILtttCagC— RoBEKT Mtkohs, Esq. of Weatheroak, 3rd son
of John Mynors, E.sq. of Eccleshall, co. Stafford (a lineal
descendant of the family of that name formerly seated at
Elakenliall, in the same co.), by Catherine his wife, dau
of John James, of High Offley, ra. Susanna, dau. of Thomas
Eden, Gent, of Broad Marston, co. Gloucester, and d. 1800,
having had issue,
EoBEET Edward Eden, his heir. John, d. in infancy.
Henry Eden, of Keynsham, Somerset, J. P., iu. Sept. 1825,
Eliza Clara, only dau. of — Partridge, Esq. of Stroud, co.
Gloucester, and has issue, Henry Eden, b. 1826; Clara;
and Agnes.
The elder son and heir,
Robert Edward Eden Mynors, Esq. of Weatheroak, M.A.,
J. P. and D.L., m. 15 Aug. 1S15, Mary, eldest dau. of Thomas
Hassall, Esq. of Ilartshornc, co. Derby ; and d. 15 Dec. 184.:,
having had issue,
Robert, now of Weatheroak.
Thomas Ilassall (Rev.), Vicar of St. Patricks, Tanworth,
Hockley Heath; b. 9 May, 1819; m. 1854, Emily Anne,
only child of the late Thomas Worthington, Esq. of Harts-
hornc, and has issue two daus., Emily Mary ; and Florence
Annie.
Mary Sii.sannah, m. the Rev. Alexander Hunter, Vicar of
Tanworth, co. Warwick; d. 15 July, 1867, leaving issue
two daus.
Anne Gertrude, vi. 6 Aug. 1844, the Rev. Patrick Murray
Smythe, Rector of Solihull, co. Warwick, youngest son of
the late Hon. David Smythe, of Methven, one of the Sena-
tors of the College of Justice; she <l. 1860, leaving four
sons and one dau. Alice Elizabeth.
Arms — Gu., a fess arg. between three plates. Crfst—A
dexter cubit arm in armour the hands holding a lion's paw
erased piir. Motto — Fac et spera.
Seat — Weatheroak, Alvechurch, co. Worcester.
♦
MYTTON OF GAUTH AND PENYLAN.
Mytton, Deveheux IIerbeut, Esq. of Garth,
CO. Montgomery, J.P., Ilijih Sheriif 1873, late Capt.
Both regt., b. 9 Sept. 1832 ; m. 1S73, Emma Lydia,
only dau. of Edmund Story, Esq., and has, with
other issue,
George Herbert, li. 1873.
iLinC<l2'^~J°"'* Mytton, Esq. 2nd son of Richard
Mytton, of Shrewsbury, progenitor of the Myttons of llalstou
(see Burke's Vicissitudes of Families), by Ann his 1st wife,
dau. of Sir Edward Grey, Knt. of Enville, was seated at
Pontyscowryd, co. Montgomery. By his 1st wife, Mary, dau.
and hc\r of Lawrence Cole, Gent, of London, he had an only
dau., Ellen ; and by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of John Barnes,
Gent, of Salop, he had, with other issue, his heir,
Richard Mytton, Es(|. of Pontyscowryd, whose eldest son,
James Mytton, Esq. of Pontyscowryd, jji. Eleanor, sister of
hv ^1
Sir Thomas Jones, Knt., Chief Justice of the Common Picas,
and dau. of Edward Jones, Esq. of Sandford, Salop, and by
her (who m. 2ndly, Humphrey Hughes, Esq. of Gwerclas,
Merionethshire) had issue,
Richard, his heir.
Elizabeth, m. Charles Hughes, Esq., seated at Bryntangor,
CO. Denbigh, High Sheriff of Merioneth 1089.
James Mytton was s. by his son and heir,
Richard Mytton, Esq. of Pontyscowryd, High Sheriff co.
Montgomery 1074, m. Bridget, dau. of Goorgc Devereux, Esq.
of Vaynor, in that co., and left (with a dau., Catherine, »i.
Edward Lloyd, Esq. of Aberbechan) a son,
Richard My'tton, Esq. of Pontyscowryd, m. Dorothy, dau.
and heiress of Brochwel Wynn, J^sq. of Garth, co. Montgo-
mery, and had a son, Devereux, his heir, and a dan., Cathe-
rine, m. Edward Devereux, 11th Viscount Hereford. Mr.
Mytton, High Sheriff of co. Montgomery 1730, d. 1773, and
was s. by his son,
Devereux Mytton, Esq. of Garth, m. Anne, dau. of liichai d
Jones, Esq. of Trelydan, and had issue,
I. Richard, who d. v. p., leaving a son,
Richard, heir to his grandfather.
II. John, of Penylan, co. Montgomery, High Sheriff of that
CO. 1809, m. twice, 1st, Bridget, dau. of Price Jones, Esq.
of Glenhafren, by Bridget his wife, dau. of Edward Glynn,
Esq. of Glynn ; and 2ndly, Beatrice Catherine, now of Beau-
maris, Anglesey, dau. of the Rev. W. Browne, Vicar of Myfod,
CO. Blontgomery. By the former he had, with other issue,
The Rev. Devereux, Rector of Llandyssil, co. Montgo-
mery, m. 19 June, 1810, Elizabeth Sarah, youngest dau.
of Francis Lloyd, Esq. of Berghill, Salop, and had issue,
1 John Glynne ; 2 Devereux; 1 Bridget; 2 Elizabeth. The
elder son,
John Glynne, 6. 15 Sept. 1811; 5/). Charlotte, only dau.
of John Davi.^, Esq., of Mariington, Salop, and Peniarth,
CO. Jlontgomcry, Lieut.-Col. Royal Montgomeryshire
Militia. By this lady (who d. 28 Sept. 1836) Mr.
Mytton (who d. Jan. 1844) had one child,
Charlotte Arabella Anne Glynne, niece and heir pre-
sumptive of her maternal uncle, John Davies, Esq.
of Marrington and Peniarth.
Mr. Mytton d. 12 May, 1809, aged 84, and was s. by his grand-
son.
The Rev. Richard Mytton, LL.B., of Garth, and Pontys-
cowryd, «!. 5 March, 1804, Charlotte, 3rd dau. of John Herbert,
Esq. of Dolforgan, co. Montgomery, and dying 21 Feb. 1828,
left, with a dau., Charlotte Henrietta Avarina, one son,
Richard Herbert Mytton, Esq. of Garth, Chairman of
Quarter Sessions, High Sheriff 1856, 6. 2 Dec. 1808; m.
15 May, 1830, Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Gen. J. A. Paul Mac-
grcgor. Military Auditor-General of Bengal; and d. 12 May,
1869, leaving issue,
Devereux Herbert, now of Garth.
George, Aide-de-Camp to the Lieut. -Governor of Calcutta,
b. 15 May, 1834; d. lS."i4.
Frederick Colvin, Capt. R.E., Bombay, b. 13 Nov. 1835.
Henry Whitehead, h. IS Sept. 1840; m. 1803, Mary Maria,
dau. of A. S. .Tackson, Esq., and has Henry Robert Herbert,
and other issue.
Rdbert Purrier, /). 23 Sept. 1850.
Richard, li. 13 March, 1850.
Charlotte Henrietta, la. 11 June, 1850, Robert Abcrorombie,
Esq., Bengal Civil Service.
Mary Ann Fanny.
Eliza Jane, wi. 1872, Edward r>rooke, Esq.
Letitia Clementina, m. 1809, William McCandlish, Esq.
Emily Harriott, d. 1808. Mary Helen.
Mr. Mytton entered in early youth the Bengal Civil Service,
in which he rose to a seat on the bench of the Sudder or High
Court of Appeal. He retired 1853.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4tli, per pale az. and gu. an eagle
displayed with two heads or, within a border engrailed of the
last; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a cinquefoil az. Crest — Aram's head
coupcdart;. horned or.
Scut — Garth, near Welsh Pool, co. Montgomery.
MYTTON OF CLEOBURY NORTH,
Mytton, Mary Anne, of Cleobury North, Salop,,
s. her brother 1874.
3ttUC(l5C. — This family and the Myttons of SJiipton are
a scion of the very ancient House of SIytton, of Salop.
Thomas JIytton, who was of Ryton, in Condover, in the
early part of tlie 10th century, left at his decease, by Joan
his wife (his will bears dale 7 April, 1557), a son and suc-
cessor.
MYT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NAN
1151
HicnARD 5ITTT0N-, Fsq., ))i. F.lizabctli, dau. of riicliaid
Lutwyche, ami was hitlifr of
Edward Mvtton, of Shipton, Salop, wlio <<'. 4 June, 1G20.
He m. 1st, Eleanor, dau. of llolKit Wi^cfall, of Worcester, and
of Sutton, CO. Stafford; and Judly, Eleanor, relict of Chris-
topher l>iphton. By the former he left a son,
llESRY SIttton, Esq. of Shipton, ni. two wives, but had
issue only by the first, Mary, dau. of Christopher Dcighton,
Esq. of St. Helen's, Worcester. He U. 17 Sept. 1GU3, was
interred at Shipton, and s. by his son,
Henry Mvtton, Esq. of Shipton, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas rowy."!, Esq. of Suitton, and relict of Iticliard Hunt,
Esq. of Milson, and was s. at his decease, in May, 1CS8, by
his son,
Tuo.MAS Mttton, Esq. of Shipton, Rarrister-at-Law, iii.
Martha, dau. of Uouhaiu Amies, Esq. of Stottesdcn, Salop, and
had two sons,
I. Henry, of Shipton, m. Martha, dau. of Walter Gough, E.sq.
of Perry Hall, and of Oldfallings, eo. Stafford, and left at
his decease, 1757 (with a dau., Harriet, hi. Samuel Har-
wood, Esq. of Criekheuth), a son,
Thomas Mytton, Esq. of Shipton, b. 5 March, 1736, m.
Mary, ;!rd dau. of Sir Henry Kdwardes, Bart., and by her
had issue,
Benjamin (Rev.), of Pembroke Coll. Oxford, m. 7 Jlay,
I7a8), Miss Eleanor Hussell, and dying at Shipton, G Nov.
17U3, left one son,
Thomas, of Shipton Hall, .T.P. andD.L., b. 11 Feb. 1789;
111. 20 June, 1S40, Harriet, eldest dau. of William
Downes, Esq. of Kewhouse, Salop ; and d. s. p. 9 Sept.
1874.
Eleanor Martha, m. John Gouph, Esq. of Perry ITall.
Mary Elizabeth, m. Samuel Holland, Esq. of Tenbury.
Margaret, m. Thomas More, Esq. of Larden, Shropsiiirc.
Ann.
Mr. Mytton (i. July, 1787, and the Shipton estate was
enjoyed by his widow until her decease, 1830, when it
devolved on her grandson.
II. Thomas, ancestor of Mttton of Cleobury North.
Mr. Mytton d. C May, 1702. IHs 2nd son,
Thomas Mytton, Esq. of Cleobiuy North, m. Anne, dau.
and co-heir of Bliehael llenshaw, Esq. of Leek, co. Stafford,
last male heir and representative of the ancient family of
Hekshaw of Henshaw, co. Chester; and d. 3 July, 17G2, leav-
ing a son and successor,
Thomas Mstton, Esq. of Cleobury North, Barrister at- Law,
m. 3 July, 1778, Mary, only dau. of George Goodwin, Esq.
of Colebruok Dale, co. Salop ; and d. 2 Jan. 1830, having had,
Thomas, who <i. unm. 2 JIareh, 1818.
Henry George, late of Cleobury North, J.P., d. s. p. 1&74.
Mary Anne, now of Cleobury North.
Harriette, d. luim. 9 July, 1859.
Amie, d. unm. 24 Jan. 1b56. Frances.
Arms — Per pale az. and gu. an eagle displayed with two
heads or, all within a border engrailed of the lust. 6'/ tit — A
bull's head erased bezante.
Seat — The Hull, Cleobury North, BriOgnorth.
nYTTON OF HALSTON.
See TuoKNYCRorx.
NAGLE OF CALVERLEIGH COURT.
Ciiiciiester-Nagle, Joseph, Esq. of Calveiicigli
Court, Devon, J.P., b. 22 Nov. 1792 ; m. li Ucc.
1826, Lady Henrietta Caroline Fellowes, dau. of
Newton, 4tli Earl of Portsmouth, and has issue,
I. Nugent Chichester,' J. P., late Capt. 7th Dragoon
Guards, and now Major 2na W. York Militia, 6. 17 Sept.
1828; TO. 8 April, 185G, Amelia Mary, eldest dau. of
Joseph Lamb, Esq. of West Denton, Northumberland,
and has, Joseph, Lieut. 3Cth regt., and other issue.
II. Newton Charles, an officer in the army, b. 13 Nov.
1828 : m. Jane, dau. and co-heir of James Bulfe, Esq. of
Eunnymede, eo. lloseommon.
ui. Francis Sherrard, b. 11 Dec. 1837.
I. Honoria Louisa. ii. Urania Charlotte.
IH. Josephine, m. 5 July, 1870, Lieut. -Col. Lygon Cocks,
J. P., D.L., Lieut.-Col. Coldstream Guards, of Treverbyn.
iLiucajC— Charles Joseph Chichester, Esq. of Cal-
Terleigh, b. 2 Sept. 1770, 2nd son of John Chichf.ster, Esq.
of Arlington (whose eldest son, John Palmer Chichester, Esq.
of Arlington, was father of Sir Jolin Palmer Bruce Chichester,
Of Arlington, created a Bart. 1840, see Burke's Pceni'jc); m.
29 Dec. 1791, IIonori.T, dau. of P.obert ffrench, Esq. of Raha-
sane, co. Galway, by his wife, sister of Joseph Nagle, Esq. of
Ballygriflin, co. Cork, and had issue,
Joseph, who took the additional surname of Naole.
Charles (Sir), Knt., Lieut.-Col. 81st regt.. K.C.T., K.S.F.,
K.C.I.C, Are., b. lU .Alarch, 179.'), served with distinction as
Gen. of Brigade in the Spanish Legion. He m. 13 April,
182G, Mary Barbara, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Clifford-Con-
suible, 1st bart. of Tixall, eo. StatTord, and i!. Is47, havin;;
had i.ssue surviving, 1 Charles Kaleigh, late Lieut.-Col.,
served in the Crimea, m. 1852, Mary, eldest dau. and co-
heir of the late James Balfe, E.sq. of Bunnymede (now
liunnamoat), eo. Roscommon, and by her (who d. 1871) ha*
issue (*'■ BuRKE'8 PeerageaadBaronntufje); 2 Hugh Arthur,
Major 81st regt., b. 9 Feb. 1833, m. 14 Nov. 1»73, Alice,
dau. of Kichard Stainforth, Esq. and has issue; 3 Henry
■ Augustus, Capt. 25th regt., b. 2U Aug. 184G ; 1 Mary Char-
lotte Constance; and 2 Mary Amy.
Mary Elizabeth, </. 22 Oct. 1859.
Marianne, m. 28 Sept. 1827, her first cousin, Sir Thomas
Aston Clifford Constable, Bart.
Mr. Chichester d. 17 Jan. 1837.
Arm!t — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, counter quartered ; 1st and
4th, erm., on a fess az. three fusils or ; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a lion
rampant between three dexter hands eouped at the wrist gu., for
Nagle; 2nd and 3rd, chcquy or and gu. a chief vair, for
Chichester. Crests — 1st, A goldtinch ppr., for Nagle; 2nd,
A heron rising with an eel in the beak ppr., for Chichester.
ilotto — Non vox sed votum.
iiuU — Calverlcigh Court, near Tiverton, Devon.
NAIRNE OF DUNSINANE,
Naiene, William, Esq. of Duusinaue, co. Pcrl'i,
J.P.and D.L., b. 1852.
^ttlTCTtgr. — Sir William Nairne, of Dunsinanc, descended
from Michael do Narni, who flourished temp. Robert 111.,
was created a Bart. 31 Marcli, 1704. His son and successor.
Sir William Naibne, 2nd bart. of Dunsinane, »«. Emelia
Graham, of Fiutry, and by her (who d. 14 Dec. 1767) he had
two daus. Hhe elder «t. Henry Smith, a Lawyer in London,
and the younger (/. 17G8), and two sons, Thomas and William.
Sir William d. at Scoon, co. Pertli, 20 June, 1754, and was .«.
by his son.
Sir Thomas Nairne, 3rd bart. of Dunsinanc, d. 14 Dec.
1760, having had issue,
William, his heir.
Charles, E.I.C.S., d. in India, 13 Jan. 1771.
.iVnne, ra. 1761, Walter Barclay, Esq. of Piltaihop.
The son and heir.
Sir William Nairne, 4th bart. of Dunsinane, to. 17 Nov.
17G9, Alexandrina, dau. of Robert Scott, Esq. of Dunniuuld,
and d. s. j'. 12 Jan. 1790, being «. by his uncle.
Sir William Nairne, 5th bart. of Dunsinane, one of the
Ordinary Lords of Session as Lord Dunsinane, ((. 25 March,
ISll, when the baronetcy became extinct, and his estate
devolved upon his sister's son, who assumed the surname of
Nairne, and was
John Mellis Nairne, Esq. of Dunsinanc, J. P. and D.L., ".i.
Jessie Isabella, dau. of James Fetherston, Esq. of Black-
hall, Northumberland and Newbus Grange, co. Durhiim, and
d. 13C6, leaving issue,
I. W'illiam, now of Dunsinane. ii. Thomas Graham.
1. Janetta Margaret. Ii. Eliza Mellis.
III. Florence Barclay.
^)-))i.5 — Per pale sa. and arg., on a chaplet four muUetD
all counterehanged. C'/y.v/— A celestial globe on a stand ppr.
Mottoes (over the crest)— Spes ultra ; (below the arms) L'espe-
rance me comfort.
Seat— Dunsinane, Balbiggie, Perth. Ci«6— New Club, Ediii-
burgU.
• *
ELIilS-NANNET OF GWYNFRYN".
Ellis-Xanney, High John, Esq. of Gwynfrjn,
CO. Carnarvon and Cefndeuddwr, co. Merioneth,
High Slicriff co. Carnarvon 1870, and co. Merioneth
1877, b. IG Feb. 1815 ; m. 13 Jan. 1875, Hon. Eliza-
beth Octavia Dillon, youngest dau. of Koberfc, 3rd
Baron Clonbrock, and has issue,
Mary EUzabeth, 6. 15 Oct. 1877.
JtillCaCJC. — This family derives maternally from the very
eminent Cambrian House of Nanney of SauiuiH.
1152
NAP
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NAS
KicHARD Nannet, of Cefmlcudclwr, co. Merioneth (son of
Ilowel Nannau, of Nannau, co. Merioneth, by Lowry, his 2nd
■■vife, dau. of William Griffith ap Jcnkin, of Khiwgoch), m.
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Lewis Owen, Esq. of Dolgclly, co.
Merioneth, Vicc-Chaniberlain of North Wales, and Baron of
the Exchequer of Carnarvon, and had issue, the eldest son,
Lewis Nannet, of Cefndeuddwr, n. Ellen, dau. of Ehys ap
Hugh, of Mae§-y-pandy, and was s. by his son,
HicHARD Nanney, of Cefndcuddwr, father, by his wife Eliza-
beth, dau. of William David Lloyd, of Gwynfynydd, of two
<laus., Margaret and Catherine, and a son and successor,
Lewis Nannet, of Cefndeuddwr, whose wife was Gwen, dau.
of Uobert Lloyd, of Ilhiwgoch. Their son,
HicHAED Nannet, of Ccfudcuddwr, ?». Anne, 5th dau. of
rachard Owen, of Morben, co. Montgomery, and had issue.
The 2nd son,
Robert Nannet, of Cefndeuddwr, m. Martha, dau. of
Pilchard ap Edward, of Nanhoran Uchaf, and had an elder son,
Bev. Eichakd Nanney, of Cefndeuddwr, Vicar of Clynog
1723, Keotor of Llanaelhaiarn 1765, and Registrar and a Canon
of Bangor Cathedral, m. 27 Oct. 1732, Elizabeth, dau. of Wil-
liam Wynne, Esq. of Wern, co. Carnarvon, and was father of
a son, Richard (Rev.), who d. .s. p. 1812; and a dau., Cathe-
rine. Mr. Nanney d- 17G8, and was s. by his dau. and eventual
heiress,
Catherine Nannet, m. Rev. Rtchard Eleis, of Gwynfryn
and Bodychan, Vicar of Clynog 17C5, and Rector of Llanaol-
"laiarn 1805, derived from Ilwfa ap Cunddclw, founder of the
1st Noble Tribe of North Wales and Powys, and was mother of
Elizabeth Eleis, m. John Jones, Esq. of Brynhir, and had
issue,
John, d. unm. 1812.
Richard, an ofliccr Bombay army, d. s. j). ISll.
Owen, of Cefiideuddwr.
Catherine, m. Mathcw Hayes, Esq., and d. s.p.
Anne, m. Rev. Walter Poole.
Margaret, m. — Davies, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. Rev. I. Jones, Rector of Llanllyfni.
The elder surviving son,
Owen Jones Ellis - Nannet, Esq. of Cefndeuddwr, and
Gwnfryn, H.E.I.C.'s Service, M.P. Carnarvon, b. 1790; m.
17 Nov. 1843, Mary, dau. of Hugh Jones, Esq. of Hengwrtucha,
€0. Merioneth, and by her (who d. 8 July, 1840) had issue,
I. Hugh John, his heir.
Mr. Owen Jones Ellis-Nanney assumed the two latter surnames
at the testamentary request of his uncle, David Ellis Nanni'y,
Esq., and d. 27 Oct. 1870, when he was i«. by his only son,
Hugh John Ellis Nanney, Esq., now of Gwynfryn.
Arm" — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, or, a lion J'ampant az.. for
Nannet ; 2nd, arg., a cro=s between four arrows sa., for.IoNEs ;
'•Jnl, gu., a chevron between three lions rampant or, lor Ellis.
Seat — Gwynfryn, near Criceeith, co. Carnarvon.
NAPER OF LOTJGHCKEW.
TTapee, James Lexox, 'Eiq. of Loughra-ew, co.
Meath, J.P. and D.L., High Sherifl' 1853, b. 5 Dec.
1825 ; m. 5 April, 1877, Hon. Katherine Frances
Eowley, only dau. of Clotwortby, ord Bmioii Lang-
ford, and has (by her, wlio cl. 13 Juu. 1879),
A son and heir, 6. 4 Jan. 1S79.
ILfltfJlQC. — James Naper, Esq. C4th son of Sir Nathaniel
Naper, M.P., of More Ciitchell, Dorset, and grandson of Sir
Robert Naper, Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, 1593),
'iH. the dau. of Anthony Petty, of Rumsey, Hants, and sister of
the celebrated Sir William Petty, ancestor of the Marquess of
Lansdowne. By this lady he left at his decease, IG76 (with
three daus., i. Frances, m. Lieut. -Gen. Richard Ingolilsby,
Lord Justice of Ireland; ii. Elizabeth, to. Right Hon. Thomas
Bligh, of Rathmore, M.P. ; and in. Sarah, i^. Thomas AVhyte,
Esq. of Redhills), three sons, of whom the 3rd,
James Naper, Esq. of Loughcrew, r,i. Anne, dau. of Sir
Ralph Dutton, 2nd bart. of Sherborne, co. Gloucester, and by
her (who d. 1718) had (with two daus., Anne, m. Dillon Pollard,
Esq. of Castle Pollard, co. Westmeatli; and Mary) a son,
James Lennox Naper, Esq. of Loughcrew, who assumed the
surname and arms of Dutton. He to. 1st, a dau. of Gen.
Ingoldsby, by whom he had an only child, John, who d. unm.
1771. He TO. 2ndly, Jane, dau. of Christopher Bond, Esq. of
Newland, co. Gloucester, by whom he had issue.
James, of Sherborne, M.P. co. Gloucester 1780, who was
elevated to the Peerage, as Baron Sherborne, 1784 (sec
Burke's Pceraije and Huron eta r/e).
William, who inherited the Naper e.states.
Ralph, b. 1755 ; ra. Miss Honor Gubbins; and d. s. p. 1S04.
Anne, m. 1760, Samuel Blackwcll, Esq. of Ampney Parli, co.
Gloucester.
Mary, m. 1759, Thomas Master, Esq. of Cirencester.
Frances, 7H. 1771, Charles Larabart, Esq. of Beau Pare, co.
Meath.
Jane, m. 1776, Thomas V\^. Coke, Esq. of Holkham, created
Earl of Leicester.
Mr. Dutton d. 8 Sept. 1765, aged 63, and was s. in his Irish
estates by his 2nd son, William, who resuming the name and
arms of Naper, became
William Naper, Esq. of Loughcrew. He was b. 1749; in.
5 June, 1787, Jane, dau. of Rev. Ferdinando Tracy Travell, of
Upper Slaughter, co. Gloucester, and dying 28 Nov. 1791, left
one dau., Jane, m. 26 Sept. 1815, Sir George Cornewall, 3rd
bart. of Moccas Court, co. Hereford, and one son,
James Lenox William Naper, Esq. of Loughcrew, co. Meath,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1822, b. 18 F'eb. 1791 ; to. 3 May,
1824, Selina, 2nd dau. of Sir Grey Skipwith, bth bart of New-
bold Hall, CO. Warwick, and had issue,
James Lenox, now of Loughcrew.
William Dutton, formerly Major Ilth foot, h. 13 Oct. 1830;
TO. 6 Dec. 1876, Jane, only dau. of Richard Wyatt Edgell,
Esq. of Milton Place, Surrey, and Lympstone, Devon.
Lelia Jane, to. 1870, John Coddington, Esq. Anna Selina.
Mr. Naper d. 2 Sept. 1868.
Arms — Arg., a saltier engrailed between four roses gu.
Crfst — A dexter arm erect coupcd at the elbow vested gu.
turned u,. arg. grasping a crescent ppr.
Seed — Loughcrew, near Oldcastle, co. Meath.
♦
NAPIEE. OF PEHNARD HOUSE.
Napier, Edwaed Berkeiet, Esq. of Pennai-d
House, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriiri859,
b. 5 Nov. 181G ; m. 1849, Emily Houlton, dau. of
Sir John Wilson, C.B., K.H., and has issue,
I. Gerard Berkeley, b. 1857.
II. Arundel Berkeley, b. 1860.
III. Edward Berkeley, 18G2.
I. Erailj', d. 1867. ii. EfBc Lctitia.
iLiUCitJJC. — Andrew Napier, Esq. claiming descent from
the noble family of Napier, to. Letitia Berkeley, and was
father of
Edward Berkeley Napieb, Esq., b. 19 June, 1759 ; m.
Letitia Sarah, dau. and heiress of Gerard Martin, Esq., and
by her left at his decease, 1798 (with a dau., Letitia Sarah),
nn only son and heir,
Gerard Martin Berkeley Napieb, Esq. of Pennard House,
6. 5 March, 1792 ; m. 1813, Mary, dau. of John Paul Paul,
Esq. of Highgrove, co. Gloucester, and by her (who survived
him; TO. 2ndly, 1835, Sir John Dean Paul, 1st bart. of Red-
borough, and d. 6 Feb. 1842) had, with daus. (Letitia Mary,
TO. F. Cripps, Esq., and d. 1839 ; and Julia Arundel, d. 1847),
three sons,
I. Edward Berkeley, now of Pennard House.
II. Charles Walter Albyn (Rev.), Rector of Wiston, Sussex, &.
28 Oct. 1817; m. 16 Sept. 1845, the Hon. Marianne Flora
Elruria Talbot, dau. of James, 3rd Lord Talbot do Mala-
hide, and (by her, who d.'iO Dee. 1878) had issue,
1 Walter Edward, b. 20 Dec. 1847.
2 Gerard Talbot, b. 22 Dec. 1848.
3 Henry Goring, b. 4 Jan. 1850.
4 Alhyn Charles, b. 3 Aug. 1854.
5 William Berkeley, b. 24 Sept. 1855.
. G Lionel Augustus, b. 8 Dec. 1856.
7 George, 6.' 4 June, 1859. 8 Frederic, h. 14 Sept. I8C0.
1 Mary Arundel. 2 Alice Margaret.
3 Florence. 4 Isabel Henrietta.
in. Gerard John, Capt. R.N., D.L. Somerset, to. 1859, Ella,
dau. of Sir J. Wilson, C.B., K.H., and has a son, Gerard,
and other issue.
He d. 13 May, 1820.
.^rjHS— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or, a saltier engrailed
between four roses gu., for Napier; 2nd and 3rd, or, on a bend
az. a mullet between two crescents of the field within a
double tressure flory counterflory of the second, for Scott of
'fhirlestane. Crext — A dexter arm erect couped at the elbow
vested gu. turned up arg. grasping a crescent, ppr. Motto —
Fata providentia major.
Seat — Pennard House, Shepton Mallet.
4
I
NASH OF ■WOECESTERSHIE.E.
Nask, James, Esq., M.D., of The Noak, co. Wor-
cester, J.P., h. 4 April, 1801 ; m. 10 Aug. 1826,
Sarah, 2nd dau. of AVilliam Hurst, Esq. of LiU'
comb, CO. Worcester, and has surviying issue.
NAY
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NEE
11;
• o
I. RifHAiiD, b. 31 Oct. 1827; m. 30 April, 185G, Sarah Crane,
only dau. of Joseph IJofters, Ksq. of Arelcy House, co.
Worcester, and has issue, 1 Eichard Slade, b. 15 Oct.
1857 ; 2 James Keginald, b. 28 July, 1859, and 1 Sarah
Alice, b. 1 Aug. 18G1.
II. James, 6. 2 Aug. Is29 ; d. at St. Kilila, near Melbourne,
Australia, 30 July, 1807.
III. John, 6. C Nov. lb3U.
I. Frances Anne.
II. Sarah Klizabeth, m. 23 Juno, 1869, Joseph Grindon
Eogers, Esq. of Hartley Court.
2,tnCa(IC.— This family, the name of which is .spelt
TOviously, as Neish, Naish, Nasse, Nashc,and Nash, and appears
originally to have been Ash, is of considerable antiquity in
CO. Worcester, in which co. it possessed estates before the
teign of Edward III.
BiCHASD Nash, Esq. of St. Peter's, Droitwich, fjth in descent
from John Nash, gf Crutch, and Joan Brewer his wife, m.
j l8t, Anne, eldest dau. of John Birch, Esq. of Lcacroft, co.
Stafford, and by her (who d. 20 April, 1C51) had two sons,
i. Eichard, of St. Peter's, Droitwich, m. Mary, dau. and co-
heir of Sir Rowland Berkeley, Knt. of Cothoridgo, co. Wor-
cester, and (/. 13 March, 1G96, aged 43, having had by this
lady, who d. 9 June, 1707 (besides two daus., Elizabeth, d.
v.nm. ; and Mary, m. Edward Popham, Esq. of Tewkesbury
I^odge, CO. Gloucester) one son, llichard, of St. Peter's,
Droitwich, m. Elizabeth, dau. of George Trcadway, Turkey
Merchant, and d. 10 Aug. 1740, having had by her (who d.
14 Dec. 1741) three sons and four daus.,
1 Eichard, of St. Peter's, 6. 28 March, 1712; m. France.';,
dau. and heir of John Eavenhill, Esq., heir tothe Russells
of Strenham, and d. .s. p. 18 Oct. 1768. His widow m.
Charles Trubshaw Witlicrs, Esq. of Worcester.
2 George, d. s. p.
3 Treadway, of St. Peter's and Severe, in the parish of
Clayncs, D.D., b. 1725; m. Margaret, youngest dau. of
John Martin, Esq. of Overbury, co. Worcester, and had
issue a dau. and heir. Margaret, ru. John, 1st Earl
Somers.
1 Anne, d. s. p. 1739. 2 Elizabeth, d. 1739.
3 Mary, m. 19 Feb. 1716-17, Sir William Aruult, Bart.
4 Catherine.
K. Thomas, of whom presently.
Mr. Nash, by his 2nd wife, Elizabeth (who^^. 3 Aug. 1676), had
a dau., Elizabeth, who d. 22 April, 1673. Mr. Nash d. 26 Dec.
1690, aged 70. His younger son,
The Eev. Thomas Nasu, A.M., appointed "Vicar of St. Peter's
1688, d. 1733, leaving, by Mary his wife, dau. of Thomas
Bourne, of Oxford, a son,
James Nash, Esq. of Bcpford Court, 6. 4 June, 1714; m.
25 Aug. 1742, Ann, dau. of Thomas Hampton, and had issue.
The 2nd son,
EicHAnD Nash, Esq. an Alderman of the city of Worcester,
m. 1st, 27 April, 1767, Sarah, widow of Edward Winsmore, of
Woodsfield, near Malvern, and dau. of — Wilson, Esq. of the
family of Wilson, of Barnard's Green, co. Worcester; and
2iid!y, 17 Oct. 1799, Margery, dau. of — Horniblow, and
widow of Edward Green. Mr. Nash d. 16 March, 1825; all
fais children d. unm., except the youngest son by his 1st wife,
jAitf^s Nash, Esq. of Titton, in the parish of Hartlebury, m.
23 March, ISOO, Elizabeth Tijjper, and by her (who m. 2ndly,
29 Jan. 1807, Mr. Henry Court) had surviving issue,
James, the present Dr. Nash, of Worcester, and of the Noak.
Sarah Margaret, b. 13 Nov. 1804; m. Thomas Lingcii, Esq.,
3rd son of the Eev. Henry Lingen, of Abberley, co.
Worcester.
James Nash d. 13 April, 1804.
Arms — Per fess vert and sa. in chief a chevron between three
greyhounds courant and in base on a chevron between as many
greyhounds Btatant arg. three sprigs of ash ppr. Crests — 1st,
On a mount vert a greyhound courant arg. charged on the
body with an ermine spot sa. in the mouth a sprig of ash ppr. ;
2&d, Outlof a ducal coronet jewelled and turned up erm. a grey-
hound's head arg. collared sa. ring and rim or. Motlo — In
Utroque fidelis.
Seat — The Noak, Hartley, Worcester.
NAYLOK OF LEIGHTON HALL.
Naylor, John, Esq. of Lcigliton Hall, co. Mont-
gomery, J.P. and D.L., High SlierifE 1853, b. 15
April, 1813 ; m. 20 Aug. 184G, Georgians, rlau. of
John Edwards, Esq. of Ness Strange, Salop, by
Charlotte Margaret, dau. of the Rev. George Jlartin,
Vicar of Great Ness, by the Lady Mary Miuray his
wife, youngest dau. of Jolm, 3rd Duke of AthoU,
and has issue,
I. CimisTopHEii John, b. 19 Sept. 1849; m. 22 Oct. 1874,
Everikla Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Kalph Creyke, Esq. of
Eawchffe, W. Eiding co. York, and has issue, 1 Hilda
Georgiana; 2 Ethelroda Louisa.
II. Rowland Edward Leyland, 6. 8 Jan. 1851.
III. John, 6.21 March, 1856.
I. Dora, m. 4 July, 1872, Edmund C.Drumniond, Commander
R.N., and has issue. ii. JIargaret.
III. Emily, m. G June, 1876, George Devereux Harrison, Esq.
of Fron 1,1 wyd, co. Montgomery, and has issue.
IV. Georgina. v. Frances.
VI. Eva. VII. Alice Maud.
3LtlTCn(ir.— PticHAKD Edllin, Esq. of the township of
Knowslcy, co. Lancaster, ra. Margaret, only child who left
issue of Eichard Leyland, Esq. of Knowsley, and sister of
Thomas Leyland, Esq. of Walton Hall, co. Lancaster, who
d. s. V. '20 May, 1827. By this lady Mr. Bullin had issue,
Eichard Bullin, who assumed by royal license, 19 July,
1827, the name and arms of Leyland, and d. unm. 1 Dec.
1844.
Christopher Bullin, who assumed by royal license, 8 May,
1845, the surname and arms of Leyland, and d. uiim.
4 Sept. 1849.
DonoTHY, -III. John Naylor, Esq. of Hartford Hill, co.
Chester.
The only daughter,
Dorothy Bullin, in. to John Naylor, Esq., had issue by
him three sons and one dau.,
Thomas Leyland, of Haggerston Castle, Beal, Northumber-
land, late Capt. 2nd Lite Guards, /;. 21 Jan. 1811 ; assumed
by royal license, 20 Dec. 1849, the name and arms of Leyland
only.
John Naylor, now of Leighton Hall.
Eichard Christopher Naylor, now of Ilooton Hall (^cc Nat-
lob nf Ilooton).
Elizabeth Mary, ?». Major-Gen. Gold; and d. s. p. March,
1872.
^(•»!,9 — Per pale or and arg. a pale sa. fretty of the first
between two lions rampant of the third, quartering Bdllin,
erm. a chevron inveoted paly of six gu. and sa. between three
bulls' heads couped of the last, armed and collared or; and
Leyland, erm., on a fess engrailed .sa. between nine ears of
barley, three, three, and three vert, banded or, in chief, and
throe like ears in base a lion passant of the last between two
escallops arg. Crest — A lion passant sa. charged on the body
with two saltiers or, resting the forepaw upon a shield charged
with the arms. Motto — Hoc age.
Heats — Leighton Hall, Welshpool, co. Montgomery; and
Brynllywarch Hall, Newtown, co. Montgomery.
NAYLOE OF HOOTON HALL.
Natloe, Eichaed Cheistophee, Esq. of Hooton
Hall, CO. Chester and Kclmarsh Hall, co. North-
ampton, J.P. for the cos. of Chester and Northamp-
ton, and Denbigh, High Sheriff co. Chester 1856,
and Patron of three Livings, b. 1814 ; in. 1st, 6
April, 1854, Caroline, 2nd dau. of Eev. Eobert
Tredcroft, of Tangmcre, Sussex, Prebendary of
Chichester, by Frances Catherine his wife, only dau.
of Sir Thomas Brooke Pechell, 2ud bart. of
Pagglcsham, and by her (who d. Jan. 1855) had
an only dau., who d. 1856. He m. 2ndly, 1856, Mary
Sophia, only dau. of Henry Tliorold, Esq. of Cux-
wold, CO. Lincoln, and by her has two daus.,
I. Mittic. II. Mary.
Mr. Eichard Naylor is the youngest son of John
Naylor, Esq. of Hartford Hill, co. Clicstcr, by
Dorothy his wii'e, only dau. of Eichard Bullin, Esq.,
and .1. as co-heir with his brother, to the property
of his maternal uncle, Christopher Leyland, Esq.,
1840.
Arma, rfr. — See Natlor of LdpJitnn Hall.
Scaii— Hooton Hal!, Chester; Kelmarsh Uall, Northampton.
NEED, now WELFITT.
See WelI'IT.
1154
NEt
THE LANDED GENTRY.
J^"ES
1
NEILIi OF BAHNWEILL.
Smith-Neill, William James, Esq. of Barn-
weill and Swindrigemiiir, co. Ayr, J. P., late Capt.
E.A., s. his father, the lieroic Gen. Neill, 25 Sept.
1857 ; ni. 25 July, 18G0, Jessie Grordon, youngest
dau. of George Leighton Wood, Esq. of Bath,
and by her (who d. 22 Jan. 1870) has issue,
1. James William, b. G March, ISC'!.
I. Sibyll Caroline. ii. Alice.
iLtlTCrtJIC.— WiLtiAM Keill, Esq. (claiming descent from
a cadet of the MacNcills of Barra, who settled in Ayrshire
about the middle of the IGth century), to. Janet, dau. of
James Blair, Esq. of Ayr, and niece of David Blair, Esq. of
Adamton, and by her was father of
James Neill, Esq. of Schaw, m. 1722, Jean, dau. of John
Smith, Esq. of Drongan, co. Ayr, and had, besides several
daus., one son,
James Neill, Esq. of Barnwcill, m. 1779, Margaret, dau. (by
Marion Cochrane, 'his wife) of Andrew Smith, Esq. of Swin-
drigemuir, son of Andrew Smith, Esq. of the same place, and
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Cunninghame, Esq. of
Auchenskeith, and by her had issue (with a son, James, and
two daus., Jean and Marion Jane, all d. young),
William, of Barnwcill.
Andrew, Capt. 90th regt., vi. 1813, Louisa, dau. of Sir James
Patey, of Heading; and d. Dec. 1813, leaving a son (pos-
ttiumous), Andrew Charles Brisbane, in the Medical service
H.E.I. C.
Mr. Neill d. Jan. 1799, and was .■:. by his cMcst son,
LiEDT.-CoL. William Smitii-Neill, of Barnwcill and Swin-
drigcmuir, 6 17 July, 1784; jii. Nov. 1807, Caroline, dau. of
George Price Spiller, Esq. (descended of Spiller of Shovioke,
Cornwall) Commissary-Gen., and Caroline his wife, representa-
tive of the family of Bladen of Kitton Hall, co. Rutland, and
by this lady (who d. 7 March, 18GC) had issue,
JAME.S Geouge, late of Barnwcill.
John Martin ]51aden, Col. in the army, Deputy-Adjufant-
Gen. of Victoria, served during the entire of the second
campaign in Affghanistan, was present in every action with
the Candahar division of the army, and received the medal
«fCandahar, Ghuznee, Cabul, 1842, 6. July, 1814; to. June,
1851, Miss Sarah Florcntia lialph. He was killed at Mel-
bourne by a fall from his horse, 10 July, 18f)9.
William Francis, Capt. K.A., 0. 5 March, 1822; rf. at Co-
lombo, Ceylon, 26 Sept. 1852. Caroline.
Margaret Smith, m. 28 Dec. 1857, James Weyman Wadcson,
Esq., 3rd sun of Samuel James Wadcson, Esq. of Austin
Friars, and Romford, Essex.
Sarah, m. 18 Nov. I8li2, Major-Gen. Sir Edward Macarthur,
K.C.B.
Henrietta Jane Helen, to. 17 March, 18G3, Lieut. -Col. Fred.
Neil Edmonstone (who d. 14 Aug. 18G3), yoimgest son of
Sir Charles Edmonstone, Bart.
Lieut.-Col. Smith-Neill, J. P. and D.L., s. to Barnwcill on the
death of his father, Jan. 1799, and to Swindrigemuir and Kers-
land on the death of his maternal uncle, John Smith, Esq.,
April, 1838. He d. 1850, and was .s. by his eldest son.
Brigadier General James George Smith Neill, a soldier
whose name will live in history, and wliose services in India
and the Crimea were of prominent importance. He led a
brigade from Cawnpore to the relief of Lucknow, and here, at
the carrying of the batteries at the point of the bayonet,
25 Sept. 1857, at the very moment of complete success, " fell " —
to use the words of the Bombay Times— "the gallant General
Neill, the pride and idol of the army." The news of his fame
and his death made a great sensation in England, and the
Queen at once raised his widow to the rank which would have
been hers had her husband lived to receive the Knight Com-
mandership of the Bath designed for him. The E.I.C. also
conferred on the widow a grant of £500 a-year. This lady was
TO. to Gen. Neill 1835. She is Isabella, dau. of Col. William
Warde, of the 5th Bengal Native Cavalry, grand-dau. of Gen.
George Warde, of Woodlands Castle, co. Glamorgan, and
great-grand-niece of the eminent Commander, Charles, 1st
Marquess Cornwall. Gen. Neill, by his marriage with this
lady, left issue,
I. William James, now of Barnwcill.
II. Charles Bladen. iii. George Eraser Erie, Capt. R.A.
IV. Andrew Harry Spencer, Capt. Bengal Staff Corps,
Squadron Commander Central India Horse.
V. Harrison Francis Spencer. vi. James George Vansittart.
I. Mary Caroline Itaikes. ji. Charlotte Margaret.
III. Elizabeth Callierine.
A statue of Gen. Neill, in honour and memory of his great
services, was erected by public subscription, in Wellington
Square, in ths town of Ayr. It bears the following inscription,
" James George Smith-Neill, C.B., Aide-de-Camp to the Queen,
Lieut.-Col. in the Madras army, Brigadier-Gen. in India, a
brave, resolute, self-reliant soldier, universally acknowledge'!
as the first who stemmed the torrent of rebellion in Bengal. ]
He fell gloriously at the relief of Lucknow, 25 Sept. 1857,
aged 47."
— Quarterly: 1st, az., a lion rampant arg. ; 2nd, or, a^
ssways couped gu. holding a cross-crosslct titchce in!
; 3rd, or, a lymphad or galley sa. ; 4th, per fess arg. !
, to represent the sea, out of wliich issueth a rock gu.
1st, A sinister arm in armour holding a dagger back-
all ppr. ; 2nd, A dexter hand holding a sword all ppr.
— Vineere vel mori, and Steady. ;
Baruweill, Tarbolton; and Swindrigemuir, Dairy, co,'j
hand fe
pale az
and az.
Crests —
handed
Mottoes
ScatS'
Ayr.
NESBITT OP lilSMORE.
Nesbitt, Alexander, Esq. of Lismoro Ilotise,
CO. Cavan, High Sheriff 1862, s. his brother 1855 ;
in. June, 1855, Cecilia, dau. of Frederick Franks,
Esq., Capt. E.N.
ILtltCitJC. — Andrew Nesbitt, Esq. of Erentcr (presumed
to be son of Thomas Nesbitt, of Newbottle, and grandson of
George Nesbitt, who d. 1590), assignee from the Karl of
Annandale of the estates of Erenter and Malniusock, co.
Donegal, was father of
Andrew Nesbitt, Esq., who served in the army of ChaklesI.
in Ireland, m. Anne Lindsay, and d. 1C92, leaving four sons,
Thomas, of whom hereafter.
Albert, an eminent Merchant in London, m. Elizabeth, dau.
of John Gould, Esq., and had a dau., Kachel, who m.
Richard Bard Harcourt, Esq. of Pendley, Herts, and carried
into the Harcourt family the estates of Brenter and Mal-
musock, which estates Thomas Nesbitt, after his settlement
in Cavan, sold to his said brother Albert. Albert sat in
Parliament for the boroughs of Huntingdon and St. Michael,
and (I. 1753.
Robert, to. Margaret, younger dau. of Arnold Cn,sby, Esq.
Alexander, to. another dau. of Jului Goidd, Esq., and d.
1743.
The eldest son,
TiiuMAs Nesbitt, Esq. of Grangemorc, co. Westmeath, High
Sheriff for co. Cavan 1720, m. 1st, 1701, Susan Lyons, by
whom he had one son, Charles Robert, who d. unm.; and
2ndly, 1713, Jane, dau. and heiress of Arnold Cosby, Esq. of
Lismoro, co. Cavan (son of William Cosby, grandson of Arnold
Cosby, great-grandson of Alexander Cosby and Dorcas Sydney
his wife). By this marriage Thomas Nesbitt came into
possession of Lismore and other estates in Cavan. He d. 1750,
having had issue (with seven daus.) seven sons,
Cosr.Y, of whom presently.
Arnold, a Merchant in London, m. MissThrale, sister of Henry
Thrale, Esq. of Streathani. He represented Cricklade, and
afterwards Winchilsea in Parliament, and d. s. p. 1765.
Albert, also a Merchant in London, ta. 24 Nov. 1729, Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Gould, Esq.
Alexander, a Merchant in London.
The eldest son,
CosisY Nesbitt, Esq., M.P. for Cavan, h. I7IS, s. to the
Cavan estates on the death of his father, ra. Anne, dau. of
John Enery, of Bawnboy, and d. 17C8, having had issue,
Thomas, of whom presently.
John, Merchant in London, M.P. for Winchilsea, d. vnm.
Albert (Rev.), D.D., Chaplain to the Prince Regent, d.. unr,l„
F'rances, ii>. William Moore, Esq. of Tullyvir, co. Cavan.
Jane, -m. James Young, Esq. of Lahard, co. Cavan.
Mr. Cosby was .5. by his eldest son,
Thomas Nesbitt, Esq. of Lismore, Col. in the army, M.P.
for Cavan, m. Louis.a, youngest dau. and co-heire.ss of John
Daniel De Gennes, of Portarlington, Col. in the British service,
and left, with two younger sons and a dau., three sons, Cosbt,
and John, his successors ; and Thomas, who left by Anno his
wife, two sons and a dau., 1 John Albert, of Fort Hill, co.
Cavan, J.P. ; 2 Thomas; and 1 Louisa, to. Major Moore, of
the Rocks, Crossdoney. Col. Nesbitt d. 1820, and was s. by
his eldest son,
Cosby Nesbitt, Esq. of Lismore, m. Elizabeth Hancox, but
d. without issue 1837, when the estates devolved upon his
brother,
John Nesbitt, Esq. of Lismore House, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1840, m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Tatam, Esq. of
Moullon, CO. Lincoln, and left issue.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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1155
Cosr.T Thomas, of I.ismore, d. unm,. 1805.
Alexander, nuw ol Lismore.
Frances.
Mary Annr, m. James Edward Biirrowes, Ksq., 2nd son of
the late Thomas liunowes, Esq. of Stiadonc.
Anns — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arj;., a chevron sn. between
three boars' heads erased sa., for Nesiutt; '.ind and 3r(l, arg.,
on a chevron hetweon three leopards' faces sa. a crescent of
ihe field, on a canton or, a saltier vert hetween a cross-
crosslct in chief, and a dexter hand couped at the wrist in
base gu. ; on the dexter side a li/ard erect and on the sinister
a salmon haurient of the fourth, for Cosby. Crcxt — A dexter
cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping a truncheon all ppr.
Motto — Jc inainticndrai.
(8«a£— Lismore House, Crossdoney, co. Ca\an.
NETHERCOTE OF MOULTON GRANGE.
Netheecote, Hes'ry Osmond, Esq. of Moitlton
Grange, CO. Nortluimpton, J. P. and D.L., Higli
Sheriff 1872, h. 27 Dec. 1819 ; w. 1st, 4 March,
1847, Louisa, 2nd dau. of Robert Gaructt, Esq. of
Wyreside, co. Lancaster, and by her (who d. 2
Aug. 1850) has had issue,
I. Ellen Mary, on. 19 Aug. 1871, Edward Baldwin Wake,
Esq., 5th son of Sir Charles Wake, 10th hart, of Courteen
Hal), CO. Northampton, and has issue.
u. Louisa Julia Harriet, m. 20 Aug. 1874, Drury Wake,
I Esq., 3rd son of Sir Charles Wake, 10th hart, of Courteen
HaU.
I He m. 2ndly, 1857, Charlotte Frances, dau. of
Charles Allix, Esq. of Willoughby Hall, co. Lincoln.
HtnCilflC. — John Nethekcote, Esq., b. 1708, purchased
estates in the parishes of Clipstone, Sibbcrtoft, Oxendon, and
Arthingworth, co. Northampton. He d. 11 Sept. 17a4, and
was «. by his son,
EoGEE Nethercote, Esq. 6. 10 May, U.'Jl ; m. 3Iary, dau. of
John Wrifjht, Esq. of Lubenham, co. Leicester, and dying
13 Feb. ISOO, was s. by his only .son,
John Nethekcote, Esq. of Moulton Grange, co. Northamp-
ton, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1822, h. 31 Dec. 1782; m.
]:i June, 1812, Charlotte Eliza Frances Jemima, 3rd dau. of
William Hammond, Esq. of St. Alban's Court. Kent, and by
her (who d. 4 April, 1841) had surviving issue,
Henkt Osmond, now of Moulton Grange.
Charlotte EUza Mary, m. Oct. 1842, Capt. John Eooper, of
the Eifle Brigade, 2nd son of the Kcv. Thomas Hooper, of
Wick Hill, Brighton.
lie d. Dec. 18G7, and was s. by his son, Henrt Osmond.
Arms — Per pale or and arg. on a chevron az. betwffn three
irs' heads sa. as many bezants
Crest •
.=ed sa.
(b'eat— Moulton Grange, near Northampton.
NETTERVILLE.
See MacEvot of Tobeetika>".
John Nettles, Esq., of Tourecn, co. Watcrford, Major in
the army, llish Sheriff lCDO-1 ; he m. a niece of Sir William
Evans, and left at his decease, ni.*), one son and one dau.,
John, his heir; and Mary, w. Lieut. Ed ward Jones, of Youghal,
CO. Cork. Mr. Nettles d. 1715, and was s. by his only son,
John Nettles, Esq. of Toureen, co. Waterford, Mahallagh,
and Beare Forest, eo. Cork; he m. Martha, duu. of Itobert
Kyves, Esq. of llathlogan, co. Kilkenny, and of Ryvcs Castle,
CO. Limerick, and d. 12 May, 1726, leaving issue,
I. John Kyves, his heir.
II. Kobert (Kev.), Rector of Ballinamonn, near Mallow, co.
Cork, ra. 1st, Jane, eldest dau. of .John liowernian, Esq. of
Coolyne, co. Cork, and by her (who d. 17G2) hp had issue,
two daus., co-heirs,
Jane, m. her cousin, William Nettles, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. 1783, Kilner Baker, Esq.
Rev. Robert Nettles m. 2ndly, Jane, 2nd dau. of Francis
Drew, Esq. of Drew's Court, co. Limerick, and had no issue
by her.
Mr. Nettles was s. by his eldest son,
John Ryves Nettles, Esq. of Toureen and Ecare Forest,
m. 1738, Catherine, 2nd dau. of John Bowerman, T.iq. of
Coolyne ; and <;. Nov. 1785, having had issue. The 3rd son
was a distinguished ofBcer, Lieut. -Col. Harry Nettles, of the
23rd Dragoons, who d. s. p- 1811. Mr. Nettles s. to Nettlevjlle
at the decease of his cousin Robert. His eldest son,
Robert Nettles, Esq. of Nettleville, Capt. 10th foot, J.P.
eo. Cork, m. 17G9, Esther, dau. of John Couran, Esq. of
Dublin, and had (with three daus.), Richard Nevill, his heir,
and four other sons, all of whom were killed accidentally or in
battle, one of them at Waterloo. Mr. Nettles d. 1831, and was
s. by his eldest son,
Richard Nevill NEXTLrs, Esq. of Nettleville, J. P., m.
17 April, 1804, Anne, dau. of Daniel Gibbs, Esq. of Derry, co.
Cork, and granddau. of Sir Robert Warren, 1st bart. of
Warren's Court; and d. 21 April, 1851, leaving issue,
Robert, now of Nettleville.
Mary, d. Dec. 1876. Anno.
Esther, -m. 1836, Rev. Hume Babington, Rector of Moviddy,
CO. Cork, and d. April, ls78.
Frances, ra. Nov. Ib29, John Hawkes, Esq. of Kilcrae, co.
Cork, and d. 1874.
Arms — Or, a chevron gu. between three nettle-leaves ppr.
Crest — A stag statant under a tree ppr. Motto — Nemo mc
impune lacessit.
Scat — Nettleville, KiUinardrish, co. Cork.
• A wull's head
NETTLES OF NETTLEVILLE.
Nettles, Robert, Esq. of Nettleville, co. Cort,
J.P., b. 31 March, 1805 ; m. 20 Aug. 1835, Ehza-
licth Walton, dau. of Thomas Knolles, Esq. of
Oatlands, and has issue,
I. Richard, h. 1836.
iLtncagC— John Nettles, Esq. of Toureen, co. Water-
ford, of an ancient English family, went to Ireland, 1G30, from
111. Hereford, and had a grant of lands by patent from
Charles II. in cos. Cork and Waterford, to the amount of
1258 acres, which was enrolled 8 Nov. 166G. He was High
Sheriff co. Watcrford 1670; he m. Mary, dau. of Valentine
Greatrakes, Esq. of Affane, co. Waterford, and had issue,
John, his heir.
Robert, of Ballyduff, co. Waterford, and of Mahallagh and
Nettleville, co. Cork.
Bnth, 7)1. Barry Drew, Esq. of Ballyduffe, co. Waterford
Mary, m. Rev. I'atricius Christian, of Old Grange, co.
Waterford.
Penelope, m. Henry Wallis. Esq. of Drishane, co. Cork.
Elizabeth, m. Col. Richard Croker, of Curryglass, co. Water-
ford.
T. Nettles (whose will, dated 20 April, 1080, was proved 1681),
fHias (. by bis eldest son,
NEVILE OF SKELBROOKE, formerly cf
CHEVET.
Nevile, Peect Sandfoed, Esq. cf Skelbrooko
Park, CO. York, formerly an officer in the 22nd regt.,
J.P. West Riding, b. 1840 ; m. 1st, 3 Oct. 1865,
Rhoda Marwood, dau. of Harry Farr Yeatnian, Esq.
of Manston House, Dorset (eldest son of the Rev.
Harry Farr Yeatman, LL.B., of Stock House,
Dorset, sfe that Family), and by her, who rf. 3 Oct.
1866, had a son,
Pebcy Gilbert, 6. 22 Sept. 1806.
Mr. Nevile m. 2ndly, 18 June, 1873, Etheli-jp,
youngest dau. of Charles H. RadclillCj Esq. of
SaUsbury, and has, with other issue, a sou, b. 23
Oct. 1875.
ILinC<t5C. — ^Ir. Nevile represents a branch of the great
and powerful family of Nevile, Lords of Raby and Earls of
Westmorland.
RICII.4RD DE NovAviLLA (4th soH of Baldricus Teutonicus,
Lord of Bacqueville-en-Caux and Archearius) held the fief of
Neuvile sur Tongue, in Normandy, and was father of
Gilbert de Nevile, who is said to have been Admiral to
the Conqueror; by his wife, Philicia, dau. of the Count dc
Damoys, he had a son,
Gilbert de Nevile, who founded Tupholme Abbey, ante
1168 ; m. Johanna, dau. of Roger dc Clare, and left a son and
heir,
Geoffrey de Nevile, Governor of Berwick-on-Tweed, m.
Emma, dau. and heiress of Bertram de Buhner, Lord of
Branccpeth, in the P.alatinate of Durham, and had, with a son,
Henry, who d. s. p., an only dau.,
Isabel de Nevile, heiress to her brother. This great heiress
m. Robert Filz-Maldred, Lord of Raby, in Durham (of the
Illustrious Saxon stock of the Earls of Norauimljciland;, and
liy him had a son.
ll;
KEV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
KEY
Geoffket de Nevile, wlio assumed liis mother's name. His
eldest son, Hubert ds Xevile, Lord of liaby, was ancestor of
the extinct Karls of Westmorland and the Marguess of Aber-
gavenny. His 2nd son,
Geoffrey de Nevile, a Justice Itinerant, and Governor of
Scarborough Castle, m. 1268, Margaret, dau. and heiress of Sir
John de Longvilliers, of Hornby Castle, and dying 1285, left a
son and heir.
Sir John de Nevile, of Hornby, who (with an elder son,
Sir Robert Nevile, of Hornby, whose grand-dau. and represe'i-
tative m. Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter, son of John of
Gaunt) left a younger son.
Sir Edmdnd de Nevile, of Liversedge. This Knight m.
Isola, dau. and sole heiress of Robert Flamburgh (grandson of
Robert Flamburgh and Alice his wife, dau. and heiress of Sir
Ralph Liversedge, of Liversedge, co. York), and by her had a
son and heir,
William de Nevile, who d. 42 Edward III., having m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Ilarington, and w'as father of
Sir John de Nevile, High Sheriff of co. York, who espoused
Alice, dau. and heiress of Henry Sherwood, Esq., and had
issue a son and heir.
Sir Thomas Nevile, of Liversedge, whose will was proved
1438. By his wife Alice, dau. and heiress of Richard Gas-
coygne, Esq. of Hunslet, co. York, he had a son and heir.
Sir Robert Nevile, of Liversedge, who m. for his 2nd wife,
Eleanor, dau. of Sir AVilliam Molyneux, of Sefton, co. Lan-
caster, and had, with other issue, an heir.
Sir John Nevile, of Liversedge, twice High Sheriff of co.
York, TO. Maud, dau. and heiress of Sir William Ryther, of
Ryther, co. York, and by her left, at his decease, in 1502, v/ith
other issue, an eldest son, Thomas, of Liversedge (who d. v. p.,
and whose line ultimately ended in co-heiresses), and a younger
son.
Sir John Nevile, of Chevet (jure uxoris), High Sheriff of c.
York thrice; Sir John to. Elizabeth (widow of Sir Thomas
Tempest), eldest dau. and co-heiress of William Bosvile, Esq. of
Chevet, co. York, and had, with other issue, a son and heir,
Henry Nevile, Esq. of Chevet, m. 1533, Dorothy, dau. of
Sir John Dawney, Knt. of Cowick, co. York (by his wife
Dorothy Nevill, dau. of Richard, 2nd Lord Latimer), and was s.
by his elder son,
Gervase Nevile, Esq. of Chevet, living 1585; hem. Anne,
dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Greenhalgh, Esq. of Teversall,
CO. Notts, and had an only surviving child,
Henry Nevile, Esq. of Chevet, aged 13 in 1585, according
to the Visitation. By his wife Eleanor, dau. and co-heiress of
Hercy Sandford, Esq. of Thorp-Salvin, co. York, he had, with
younger issue, two sons,
I. Francis Nevile, aged 73 in 1C65, s. his father at Chevet,
and was thrice married. By his 2nd wife, Anne, dau. of
Thomas Tancred, Esq. of Brampton, co. York, he had an
only son, Gervase Nevile, of Milnthorpe, co. York, who m.
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir Tliomas Beaumont, Knt. of
Whitley Beaumont, and left an only child and heiress,
Elizaheth. By his 1st wife, Rosamund, dau. of Cyril
Arthington, Esq. of Arthington, co. York, Mr. Nevile of
Chevet had (with two daus., Mary, wife of Sir Richard
Tancred, of Wi'ixley, and Rosamimd, wife, 1st, of Sir
Thomas Bland, 1st bart. of Kippax, and 2ndly, of Walter
Walsh, Esq. of Houghton) a son and heir,
Sandford Nevile, Esq. of Chevet,! 6. 1621 ; to. 1st,
Dorothy, dau. of Humphrey Sliallcross, of Diggswell, Herts,
by whom he had one dau., Dorothy, m. Hon. Algernon
Cecil, 2nd son of William, 2nd Earl of Salisbury, K.G.
Mr. Nevile (who d. 1672) m. 2ndly Anne, eldest dau. of Sir
John Wolstenholme, 1st bart. of Nostell, co. York, and had
(with a younger son, Sandford Nevile, and four daus., of
■whom the eldest, Anne, became the wife of Everingham
Cressy, Esq. of Birkin, and the 2nd, Rosamund, the wife
of John Estoft, Esq. of Estoft) an eldest son and heir,
Francis Nevile, Esq. of Chevet, b. circa 1648, d. 2 .June,
1707. By his 1st wife, Margaret, eldest dau. of Sir John
Armytage, 2nd bart. of Kirklees, and sisterand heiress of
Sir George Armytage, 5th bart., he had (with a yoimgcr
son, John, afterwards of Chevet) a son and heir, Francis
Nevile, Esq. of Chevet, ra. Anne, dau. of John Estoft, Esq.
of Estoft, CO. York, but d. s. p. July, 1707, being s. by his
only brother,
John Nevile, Esq. of Chevet, who d. Oct. 1720 (when
Chevet reverted to his kinsman, the Rev. Gervase Nevile,
see hereafter), leaving an only child and heiress,
Anne Nevile, ultima suoruin, m. Harrison Pilkington,
Esq. She s. the Rev. Cavendish Nevile in the entailed
estates of Chevet, 1749, and sold them to her brother-in-
law. Sir Lionel Pilkington, 5th bart. She d. s. i}. Aug.
1760.
II. Gervase, of whom we tEeat.
Gervase Nevile, Esq. (second son of Henry Nevile and
Eleanor Sandford) of Eeeston, co. York, was Quartermaster-
General to the Duke of Newcastle 1643. He d. 15 Feb. 1676,
aged 85, having m. Barbara (who d. 1660), dau. of John
Bullock, Esq. of Derley, co. Derby, by whom, with younger
issue, he had a son and heir,
Gervase Nevile, Esq. of Beeston and Holbeck, co. York;
he TO. Dorothy, dau. of Francis Cavendish, Esq. of Doveridge,
CO. Derby (by his 1st wife, Dorothy, dau. of John Bullock, Esq.
of Norton, co. Derby, and sister and co-heiress of William
Bullock, Esq.) and by her (who d. 15 Jan. 1713) left at his
decease, 31 May, 1696 (with other issue, who d. in infancy
or s. p.),
I. William, of whom presently.
II. Gervase (Rev.), s. his brother William at Holbeck, and
afterwards to Chevet.
III. Cavendish (Rev.), s. his brother Gervase at Chevet.
I. Barbara, in. 1st, Michael Portington, Esq. of Portington,
CO. York; and 2ndly, 15 Nov. 1705 (as 2nd wife), the Rev.
Peter Robinson, Rector of Grindon, co. Stafford, and had
by him an only child and heiress,
Dorothy, of whom hereafter.
William Nevile, Esq. of Holbeck, High Sheriff co. York
1710; 'iH. Bridget, dau. of Walter Calverley, Esq. of Calverley,
CO. York (father of Sir Walter Calverley, 1st bart. of Calverley),
and widow of John Ramsden, Esq. of Crowstone, in tue same
CO., but d. s. p. 22 April, 1713, being succeeded by his brother,
The Rev. Gervase Nevile, of Holbeck, Vicar of Bingley,
CO. York, and M.A. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, who succeeded
also to the entailed Chevet estates on the death, in Oct. 1720,
of his kinsman, John Nevile, Esq. (see ante), but dying unm.
they passed to his next brother.
The Rev. Cavendish Nevile, who then became of Chevet,
which, however, reverted on his death, 18 Feb. 1749, aged
68 years, without male issue, to his kinswoman, Anne
(Nevile) Mrs. Pilkington, as shown above. Mr. Nevile, who
was sometime Fellow of University Coll. Oxford, and forty
years Vicar of Norton, co. Derby, to. 1 May, 1737, Katherine,
widow of WilliamsWentworth, Esq. of Horbury, co. York, and
dau. of Sir Lionel Pilkington, 5th bart. of Stanley, co. York,
by whom (who d. 11 Aug. 1790) he had, with an only son.
Cavendish Nevile, who d. an infant, an only surviving dau. and
heiress,
Anne Nevilb, d. tinm. 5 Jlay, 1756, in her 14th year, being
s. by her cousin Dorothy, the dau. of her aunt Barbara Nevile,
by her 2nd husband, the Rev. Peter Robinson,
Dorothy Robinson, sole heiress of her cousin, and heir-
general of her grandfather, Gervase Nevile, of Holbeck. This
lady, who was b. in 1706, to. John Lister, Esq. of Sysonby, •o.
Leicester (son of Richard Lister, Esq. of Thorpe Ernald, and
Sisonby, in.co. Leicester, High Sheriff of that co. 1692, by his
wife Frances Pate, only dau and heiress of Sir Thomas Smith,
Bart, of Hatherton, co. Chester, by his wife Abigail, eldest
dau. and co-heir of Sir John Pate, Bart, of Sisonby, aforesaid),
and by him, from a younger branch of whose family descends
the present Lord Ribblesdale, left at her decease, 24 Oct. 1782,
with other younger issue, twin sons, of whom the younger was
Gen. Cavendish Lister, 3rd Foot Guards, who d. unm. 1823,
and the elder, her heir,
John Pate Nevile, Esq. of Badswortli, co. York, Lord of
the Manor of Holbeck, b. 3 March, 1734-5, Capt. in the Roy.il
Horse Guards (Blue), assumed the name of Nevile in lieu of
his patronymic Lister. Mr. Nevile to. 27 March, 1771, Sarah,
youngest dau. of the Rev. Chambers Bate, of Forston, co.
Derby, and Rector of Easton, co. Northampton, by whom (who
d. 16 Nov. 1802) he had issue to survive infancy,
I. John Pate, Lieut. 3rd Foot Guards, d. unm. of his wounds ■
in Holland, 10 Oct. 1799, aged 25.
IJ. Charles Henry, Lieut. 2nd Queen's royal regt., killed on
board Lord Howe's ship, 1 June, 1794, aged 19.
III. Brownlow Pate, Lieut. 3rd Foot Guards, d. unm. of his
wounds in Holland, 16 Sept. 1799, aged 23.
IV. Cavendish, also a Lieut. 3rd Foot Guards, B.A., of Queen's
Coll. Cambridge; d. 4 Dec. 1802, aged 25, leaving an only
child, Mary, d. in infancy.
V. Georcb, of whom hereafter.
VI. Sandford, m. and had issue.
VII. Martin, Commander R.N., d. unm. at Honduras, 27
July, 1803, aged 22.
vui. Simiuel, Lie»t. R.N., killed at Martinique, 7 Feb. 1804,
aged 21, mkto. He was the seventh son (six of whom died
in the King's service) whose loss within as many years,
his father had to deplore.
IX. Joseph, a Student at Cambridge, d. unm. 17 Oct. 1303,
aged 20.
I. Katherine, d. unm. 29 Nov. 1853.
II. Sarah, d. unm. 14 Feb. 1797.
III. Arabella. ji
Mr. Nevile d. 16 Dec. 1817, and was s. by his eldest surrivlnaj
BOD, m'
NEV
TnE LANDED GENTRY.
IfEY
1157
Georog Nevile, Esq. of SUplbrnoltc Park, and Badswortli,
CO. York, m. Georgiana Kathoriiie, dan. of the Kev. Dr.
Champncys, and by her (who d. i) Jan. 1857) had issue,
I. John Pate, only .son and heir.
I. Sarah, m. 2-lJan. 184G, Auojnstus Alexander White, Ksq.,
of H.M.'s. Treasury, youngest sun of Major Henry White,
74th Highlanders, and had issue.
II. Georfiiana Katherine, m. 1st, 20 M.ay, 1843, Charles Abra-
ham Whittuek, Esq. of Ilanham Hall, co. Gloucester (who
d. s. 2J- 1856); she m. 2nMy, Capt. Robert Clifton Gordon,
47th regt., and has a son.
Mr. Nevile d. 9 March, 1S43, at Ostend, and was s. by his son,
JoHS Pate Nevile, Esq. of Skelbrooke Park, J. P., sometime
an officer in the 76th regt.; he m. 24 July, 1838, Louisa Mary
Slade (who survives him), only dau. of Ilobert l''oster Grant-
Dalton, Esq. of Ingoldisthorpc Hall, Norfolk, and Shanks
House, Somerset, and d. 1847, leaving issue,
I. Percy Sandford, now of Skelbrooke.
II. Ernest Edward Cator, 6. 10 April, 1842, late Capt. 84th
regt.
III. Charles Cavendish, 6. 8 Sept. 1846, Lieut. 99th regt.
I. Mary Louisa, m. 1 June 18G7, Thomas Frank Hultou, Esq.,
late Cupt. 63rd regt.
Arms—Gu., a saltire arg. (the colours have sometimes been
reversed). C-est — Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head pied.
Motto — Ne vile velis.
Seal — Skelbrooke Park, Doncaster, co. York.
NEVILE
OF WALCOT
L.INGORE.
AND WEL-
TfETILE, RaIPH HeNEY CHRISTOPHER, Esq. of
I "Walcot, CO. Northampton, and Wellingorc, co. Lin-
coln, J.P., b. 15 Nov. 1850 ; s. his father Dec. 1861 ;
m. 1871, Mildred Frances, dau. of Rev. Charles
Robert Scott-Murray, Esq., and has issue,
I. GEorrRET Hekrt, 6. 11 March, 1374.
I. Isabel Mildred Mary, 6. 31 May, 1875.
II. Eleanor Cicely, 0. 16 Nov. 1876.
iLlUCaUC.— This is a branch of the great and powerful
family of Nevile, Lords of Raby, who subsequently became
Karls of Westmorland, and whose descent is deduciblc from
our Saxon annals.
Sir Robert Nevile, ofEldon(4th son of Ralph de Nevile,
2nil Lord Nevile of Raby, by Alice his wife, dau. and co-heir
of Hugh de Aldley), distinguished himself in arms. He in.
Clara, dau. of Sir Francis Pinckney, and was direct ancestor of
Sir Anthony Nevile, whose 2nd son, by Maria his wife,
dau. of Sir John Zouch, of Codnor Castle, was
George Nevile, Esq. to. 1st, Mary Fairfax, and had a son,
Francis, bapt. 25 Jan. 1530, whose son. Sir John Nevile, m.
Elizabeth, eldest dau. and co heir of William Boswell, of Chete,
CO. Y'ork, and had, 1 Henry from whom descended John
X' vile of Mattersey, Notts, whose dau. and heiress, Elizabeth,
1 .I't- 27 Aug. 1635, 7/1. Sir William Hickman, Bart, of Gains-
b rough, CO. Lincoln; and 2 Maria, ra. Gervase Clifton.
He m. 2ndly, Isabel, dau. and heir of John Crofts, Esq. of
l;.if,'nall, CO. Nottingham, and had, with other issue,
KoBEET Nevile, Esq., m. Alicia, 2nd dau. and co-heir of
A", illiam Boswell, of Chete, by whom he had, with other
' ' iMren, Sitha, in. Anthonius de Staunton, and
lEORGE Nevile, Esq., ni. Barbara, sister and co-heir of Sir
■ n Herey, of Grove, and 5th dau. of Sir Humphiey llercy,
i:iizabeth his wife, dau. of Sir John Digby, of Kctclby. By
iius lady he had issue,
I. John, of Grove, ancestor of the Neviles of Grove, Barts.
{see Burke's Extinct BaronHagi:).
George, ancestor of the family now before us.
Dionysius, ancestor of the Neviles of iiadswuith.
The 2nd son,
GnoRGE Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, co. Nottingham, a manor
1 «iehascd by his father about 1567, -m. Miss Tyrwhitt, and
', with younger issue,
' HTvais (Sir), of Haddington, co. Lincoln, 7n. Katherine, dau.
of Sir Richard Hutton, Justice. George.
Tlie 2nd son,
i:oRGE Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, m. 1st, Sara, dau. of
ke, of Doncaster (relict, 1st, of John Copley, and after-
wards of Christopher Ayscoughe, Esq.), by whom be had
i.s.suo,
I. Brtan, of whom hereafter.
"'■. Xevile ni. 2ndly, Alicia, dau. of George Sow, Esq., and
>w of William RothwcU, Esq., by whom he left a son,
It. George, ancestor of "Sevii.^ of Thorney hceiliat Family)
Mr. Nevile (/. 23 April, 1653. His eldest son,
Bryan Nevile, was direct ancestor of
Christopher Nevile, Esq., m. Lady Sophia Noel, youngest
dau. of Henry, 4th Earl of Gainsborough, and had issue,
I. Christopher, his successor.
II. Hesrv (Kev.), who carried on the line.
I. Sophia Charlotte, m. Gen. Aiiislie.
Mr. Nevile d. 1S29, and was s. by his eldest son,
Christopher Henry Nevile, Esq. of Walcot, and Wellin-
gorc, eo. Lincoln, Col. Rutland Fencible Cavalry, b. 1774, who
assumed, by royal license, dated 7 Juno, 1798, the surname
and arms of Noel only, in compliance with a testamentary
injunction of his cousin, Thomas Noel, Esq. of Walcot, co.
Northampton. Ho f?i. Dec. 1818, Miss Abbot; and d. 27
Feb. 1838, leaving an only dau.,
Sophia Mary, m. 30 May, 1844, Frederick William Allix,
Esq. of Willoughby Hull, co. Lincoln, Capt. Grenadier
Guards.
BIr. Noel d. 27 Feb. 1838. His only brother.
Rev. Henry W. Nevile, Rector of Cotte.^more, m. 1807,
Amelia, daw. of James Mann, Esq. of Hallow Park, co. Wor-
cester, and by her (who d. 25 Oct. 1822) had issue,
Henry, of Walcot. Charles James, b. 1812.
Gerard (Rev.), B.A., "Vicar of Tilton, co. Leicester, l>. 1815;
TO. 18 Aug. 1842, Rosamond, eldest dau. of Sir Matthew
Blakiston, Bart., and has issue, Henry, and Amelia.
Horace, d. young.
George, of Stubton (sec Nevile of Stuhton).
Emily, in. James Veale, Esq. of Passaford, Devon.
Sophia, ra. Hon. and Rev. John Fortescue.
Lucy, ra. Henry Stafford O'Brien, Esq. of Tixover, co.
Northampton.
Mr. Nevile d. 8 Nov. 1843, and was s. by his son,
Henry Nevile, Esq. of Walcot and Wellingore, J. P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1849, b. 31 Dec. 1809; 7(i. 29 April, 1847,
Ellon, dau. of Rev. Charles Bryan, of Woolastone, co. Gl«u-
cesteri and had issue,
Ralph Henry Cbeistophee, now of Walcot.
Cicely Sophia.
He d. Dec. 18G1; his widow m. Lieut.-Col. Weston Cracroft-
Amcotts, of Hackthorn and Kettlethorp, co. Lincoln.
^7')HS— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., a saltier arg., for the
Lords of Raby; 2nd and 3rd, or. fretty gu. on a canton per
pale erin. and or, a ship with sails Juried sa. Crests — 1st : Out
of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg.; 2nd : On a chapeau gu.
turned up erm. a ship sa. il/o»o^Ne vile.
/bcuj — Wellingore Hall, Grantham, co. Lincoln.
NEVILE OF STUBTON.
Nevile, George, Esq. of Stubton, Notts, J.P.
and D.L.,High Sheriff co. Lincohi 1858, b. 25 Oct.
1822 ; m. 29 Dec. 1846, Madalene Ehzabeth, dau.
of G. M. Glasgo-sv, Esq., Capt. R.A. Mr. Nevile s.
to Stubton under the will of Sir Robert Heron, Bart.
He is 5th son of Rev. Henry Nevile, Rector of
Cottesmore (see preceding Family).
For Lineage aiid Arm.i, see Nevile of Walcot.
Seat — Stubton, near Newark.
NEVILE OP THOENEY.
Nettie, George, Esq. of Thorncv, co. Notting-
ham, J.P., b. 5 July, 1833 ; m. 29 Nov. 1873, Sarah,
only dau. of Edvfard Williamson, Esq. of Scar-
borough, and has issue,
I. George, b. 25 Oct. 1874.
II. Edward Farrington, 6. 19 March, 1870.
III. Robert Montgomery, 6. 2 Sept. 1877.
Ht'lTCdgC— This is a branch of Nevile of JValcot, de-
scending from George Nevile, Esq. ef Thorney, b. 1637,
eldest son of George Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, by his 2nd wife
Alicia, dau. of George Sow, Esq. (see Nevile of Walcot). He
in. 1st, IG61, Maria, dau. of Thomas Boswell, Esq. of Edlington,
CO. York, by whom (who d. 4 Aug. 1670) he had, with seven
daus., who all d. unm., one son,
George, his heir.
Mr. Nevile m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Jeremiah Ilalfhcad,
and by that lady (who d. Nov. 1741) had issue,
Christopher, b. 3 June, and d. v. p. 15 Aug. 1673.
Edward, b. 1 Nov. 167.">, m. Martha, dau. of Thomas Lister,
Esq. of Coieby, co. Lincoln, and had by her, who d. 1716
1153
KEV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
KEV
il
(with a dau., Mary, who 0. yonnR, 1715), a son, Eowaud,
of whom presently.
Frances, 6. IG July, and 0.. 12 Nov. 1G74.
Alise, bapt. 2 Oct. 1683; >». William Itothwell, Esq. of North
ColUngbam. She d. 21 Nov. 1750.
Mr. Nevile was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
Geoege Nevile, Esq. of Thonicy, 6. lU March, 1CG2, who,
by his wife Winefred, had an only son,
George Nevile, Esq. of Thorncy, b. 1C9G; m. Catherine,
4th dau. and eventual co-heir of Thilip Vincent, Esq. of Burn-
borough Grange, co. Yorli, and had an only dau. and heiress,
Catherine, m. her cousin, George Nevile, Esq. of Thorney.
Mr. Nevile dying without male issue, 1742, the representation
of the family devolved upon liis nephew,
Edward Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, 6. 2S Oct. 1711 ; m. Far-
rington, dau. of George Palmer, Esq., and niece of Sir Richard
Farrington, Bart. ; and dying 29 Jan. 1754, was s. by his only
son,
George Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, J.P. and D.L., Liout.-Col.
Notts MiUtia, and High Sheriff 1772, 6. 20 Dec. 1739; ra.
10 Sept. 1763, Catherine, only dau. and heiress of George
Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, and Catherine Vincent his wife, and
by her (who rf. 16 July, 1803) had nineteen children, of whom
survived, Nevile George, his heir; Christopher, successor
to his brother ; Edward (Rev.), h. 30 Sept. 1773, Vicar of Frees,
Salop, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Hill, 3rd bart. of HawUe-
fitone; Maria Catherine, m. William Wright, Esq. of Bawtry.
Mr. Nevile d. 29 June, ISOG, aged GC, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Nevile George Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, 6. 17 Oct. 1764,
at whose decease, unm., 5 Dec. 1829, the cilates devolved upon
his brother,
Christophek Nevile, Esq. of Thorney, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1835, Capt. R.N., b. 13 Sept. 17G9 ; m. 1st, 9 May, 1797,
Ann Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Jonathan Aclvloni, Esq. of Wise-
ton, by whom (who d. 11 June, 1813) he had two sons.
I. Christopher fRev.), his heir.
M. George, of Wigeslcy, co. Notts, 6. C Feb. 1808 ; d. unm.
5 Oct. 1867.
lie m. 2ndly, 12 Dec. 1815, Mary EHzabeth, 2nd dau. of the
late Allen Swainston, Esq., M.D., of York, and sister of Edward
.Swainston Strangways, Esq. of Alne, co. York, and by her
<who d. 26 Feb. 1856) he had two other sons,
III. Charles (Rev.), Prebendary of Lincoln and Rector of
Fledho, near Newark, b. 10 Dec. 1816; m. 31 Jan. 1860,
Maria, only surviving child of Rev. W. A. Hammond, M.A.,
Eector of Whitchurch, co. Oxford, and has issue,
1 Christopher WiUiam Andrew, b. 12 July, 1862.
2 Charles Swainston, b. b July, 1864.
3 Henry Isaac Williams, b. 30 Aug. 1865.
1 Maria Ehzabeth. 2 Charlotte Gertrude Lucy.
IV. Henry (Rev.), Rector of Wickenby, co. Lincoln, 6. '2.1 Jan.
1819; ra. Charlotte, dau. of Rev. Edward Hodgson, Vicar of
liickmanswortb.
Mr. Nevile d. 10 Sept. 1844, and was s. by his eldest son.
Rev. Christopher Nevile, of Thorney Hall, Rector of
Wickenby, co. Lincoln, and Vicar of Thorney, J.P., h. 11 Jan.
1806; m. 28 Dec. 1330, Gertrude, 3rd dau. of the late Lieut.-
Col. George Hotham, and by her (who d. 15 Sept. Is59), had
issue,
I. George, now of Thorney.
u. Edward Horatio, 6. 11 Sept. 1847.
1. Charlotte, d. 31 Aug. 1853. ii. Gertrude.
HI. Lucy, d. 6 June, 1866. iv. Caroline.
V. Anne Elizabeth, m. 22 May, I8G6, Sir Charles William
Strickland, Bart., of Boynton.
Mr. Nevile m. 2ndly, Margaret, dan. of Mr. John Wright, by
whom he had one son, John Christopher, h. 19 Sept. 1SG2;
Bhe d. Sept. 1862. He m. 3rdly, Mary Ann, dau. of Robert
Tooth, Esq., of Swift's i'ar;!i, Kent, and d. 1877, having by her
liad issue,
I. Richard .Arthur. ii. Sydney Oswald.
m. Frederick Ivor.
I. Mary Edith. ii. Florence Ethel.
III. Blanche Isabel. iv. Katherine Ahce.
ArrM, f-c, same as NEvrLE nf Wclcot.
Seat — Thorncy, Newark, co. Is^ottingham.
NEVILL OF NEVILIi HOLT.
Netill, Cosmo Charles George, Esq. of Ncvill
Holt, CO. Leicester, b. Aug. 1823.
JLinCage. — John Nevill, Lord of Holt and Pickhall
(son of Joiui Nevill, Lord of Pickhall, in the North, and
grandson, by Emma his wife, dau. and heir of Sir Bcrtrnm
Bulmer, Knt., Lord of Brancepeth, of Henrt, Lord Kevill,
Chamberlain to Henrt II., 1155), m. Maud, dau. of Lady Eva
Grey, and was father of
John Nevill, m. Amphalicia, Lady of Eolleston, and had
a son.
Sir Andrew Nevill, Knt., Lord of Holt, Pickhall, and
Rolleston, m. Cecilia, dau. and heir of Balpli Blancliininster,
Lord of the Isles of Scilly and St. Mary Wike, and had (besides
two daus., one of whom 'm. De La River, and the other
m. — Champion) a son.
Sib William Nevill, of Holt, to. the dau. and heir of Sir
Thomas Fancotte, Knt., and was s. by his son,
Sir Robert Nevill, of Holt, &c., who, by his wife, the dan.
of Sir Ralph Langford, Knt., was father of
Sir Thomas Nevicl, Knt. of Rolleston, co. Notts, m. Eliza-
beth, dau. of Wilham Babington, of Chiswell, co. Notts, and
had a son,
William Nevill, of Eolleston and Holt, m. Katherine, dan.
and co-heiress of Tliomas Palmer, Esq. of Holt, and was «. by
his son,
Thomas Nevill, of Holt, Pickhall, and Eolleston, m. the
dau. of Sir Nicholas Griffin, Knt. of Braybrook, and was
father of
William Nevill, of Holt, d. 1516,[leavingby his wife, adau.
of Thomas Lucy, a son and heir.
Sir Thomas Nevill, Knt. of Holt, High Sheriff 1539, 1552,
and 1561. He m. 1st, Clara, eldest dau. and co-heiress of
Ralph Nevill, Esq. of Thornton Bridge, by his wife, dau. and
co-heiress of Ward Newby, and grand-dau. of Ralph Nevill,
of Thornton Bridge, who was great-great-grandson of Ralph
Nevill, Lord of Raby andMiddleham. By this lady Sir Thomas
had an only dau. and heiress, Margaret, of whom presently.
He m. 2ndly, Katherine, dau. of Sir Godfrey Foljambe, and
relict of Sir W. Dormer, Knt. Sir Thomas d. without male
issue 1569, leaving Holt, and other lands there, to Bluut
Nevill, his reputed son by Lucy Staresmore. His dau. and
heiress,
Margaret Nevill, rii. Tliomas Smyth, Esq. of Cressing
Temple, Essex, 2nd son of Sir Jolin Smyth, Baron of the
Exchequer. Mr. Smytli assumed the surname of Nevill, and
by his wife, the heiress of tlie Nevills n/ Holt, who m. after
his decease, Francis Harvey, 2nd son of John Harvey, of
Ickworth, had issue,
Clement Smyth, of Cressing Temple, d. s. p. IGOO.
Henry Smyth, of Cressing, High Sheriff Essex 1602, d. s. p.
1G12.
AVilliam Smyth, of Cressing, m. Mrs. Biggs, widow.
Thomas, of whom presently.
Clara, m. the son and heir of WiUiam Bcuulowcs, Scijcaat-
at-Law.
The 4th son,
Sir Thomas Smyth, alias Nevill, of Holt, was High Sheriff
1C06. He -in. 1st, Jane, dau. of Tobias Houghton, E.sq. of
Kingscliff, co. Northampton, and 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of
John Needham, of Wimlcy, Herts, and relict of Sir John
Feme, Knt., and by the former only had issue,
Henry, his heir.
William, m. Anne, dau. of William Wilkinson, and by her
had a son, Henry, and two daus., Alice; and Muliar, m.
1G99, Richard Weston.
Thomas, d. an infant. Tliomas, had a son, Thomas.
Nevill, d. 1655-6. Clement. George.
Dorothy, vi. 1st, Arthur Brooke; and 2ndly, Sir William
Dove, Knt.
Sir Thomas d. 1626, aged 81, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Smyth, alias Nevill, Col. in the army, of Cressing
Temple and of Holt, ra. 1st, Alice, dau. of Sir John Daccomb,
Knt., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and 2ndly, Ursula,
dau. of William Clopton, Esq., and relict of T. Markham, Esq.,
and by the former had issue, William, his successor; Thomas;
and Dorcas. Col. Nevill d. 1682; his son and heir,
William Nevill, Esq. of Holt, and of Weston Lodge,
Cambridge, Col. in the royal army, to. twice. By his 2nd wife,
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Gilbert Kniveton, 2nd bart. of Mircaston,
CO. Derby, and sister of Sir Andrew Kniveton, 3rd bart.;
he had issue, a son, George, b. 1686, d. s. p., and
Henry Nevill, Esq., d. 28 June, 1728, aged 85, having had
by Margaret his wife (who d. 1723) the following issue,
George, b. 1686-7, d. s. p.
Thomas, m. Frances, relict of Sir Charles Wintour, of Lidncy,
CO. Gloucester, and rf. s. }). 1722-3.
Margaret, to-heir to her brother, ra. Baldwin Conycrs, Esq.,
1700, and d. 1758. Anne, (/. 1701.
Frances, to. John Tasburgh, Esq. of Flixton Hall, Suffolk,
and (i. 1728. Mam.
NEV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NEW
1159
The younccst dau. and co-hciress,
Maky Nevill, to. Cosmas, Count Migliorucci, ami by him
(wlio U. 1726-7) left, at her decease, 1742, an only son and heir,
Cosmas Henry Joseph Nevill, Esq., 6. 1716; »(i. 31 July,
1742, Lady Mary Leo, 2ud dau. of George Henry, 2nd Earl of
Lichtield, and by her [y;ho U. 175S) had issue. The 8on and
heir,
Cosmas Nevill, Esq., F.A.S., to. 1788, Annabella Maria,
dau. of William Gardiner, Esq., and d. 1829, leaving, inta-
alio^, a son and successor,
Charles Nevill, Esq. of Nevill Holt, to. 1822, Lady Gcor-
giana Bingham, dau. of Richard, 2ud Earl of Lucan, and by
her (who U. 1849) had issue,
Cosmo Charles George, of Nevill Holt.
George Henry, late Capt. 7th Kusilicrs, to. 2 July, 1855,
Matilda Charlotte, dau. of Sir Henry liicliard I'asion licd-
ingleld, Gth hart, of Oxburgh, and has issue, Henry William,
b. 1856; )H. 1877, Anne .Mary, 2nd dau. of William John
Fenwick, Esq. of Warblington Hall, Notts.
Charles, J. s. p. 18J5. Kichard, in the Austrian service.
Lavinia, m. Rev. J. Dawson I'eake.
Georgiana, to. S. M. de Schonield, Capt. in the Austrian
service.
Charlotte, to. D. P. Watts EusscU, Esq.
Mr. Nevill d. 1848.
Anns — Gu., a saltire erm. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or,
a bull's head trni. armed gold.
Seat — i<eviU Uolt, Loughborough, co. Leicester,
NEVILLE OP BORKISMORE HOUSE.
Neville, Thomas, Esq. of Eorrisiuore House, co.
Kilkenny, J.P. and D.L.,6. 20 March, 1818; m. 15
Oct. 1816, Isabella Ann, joungcst dau. of Thomas
Edward Villiers Tuthill, Esq. of Eathgar Mansion,
M. Dublin, and has a dau.,
Akne, m. 1876, Joseph William Thacker, Esq., J. P., son of
j Ven. the Archdeacon of Ossory.
1 HiuCSSC— Richard Neville, Esq. (described as son of
"dward Neville, and grandson of Hon. Francis Neville, of
|iyner, 2nd son of Edward, Lord Abergavenny), is stated by
j'amily tradition to have killed Sir Samuel Lake in a duel, and
10 have fled to Ireland in 1649. and settled in the co. KiUlare,
ivhere he purchased estates, and became of Phornauts or
j""umace. He in. Margaret Usher, and left at his decease (will
ilated 1682), with a dau., Bridget, wife of James Malone, three
Ions, also named in the will,
:! I. Richard, his heir, of Furnace, to. Katherine, dau. of
:i Richard Barry, Esq., and heiress ot James Uarry, Esq.,
I uncle of the 1st Lord Santry, and by her had (with four
( sons, Richard; Francis; James; and Paul, who <i. unia.,
I an only dau. and heiress,
Mary, m. Col. Richard Edward Jones, who assumed the
umame of Nevilles, and by him was giandmother of
Richard Neville, Esq. of Furnace, M.P., whose eldest dau.
and co-heir, Henrietta, m. 1st, Edward Dering, E.^q.,
eldest son of Sir Edward Dering, 7th bart. of Surrendeii
Dering, and was mother of Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering,
8th bart. of Surrenden Dering, and 2ndly, 15 Jan. ISIO,
Sir William Geary, 2nd bart. of Oxon Heath, and was
mother of Sir W. E. P. Geary, 3rd bart. of Oxon Heath.
n. Robert, m. Mary Twigs, and d. s. p., will dat«d 7 Aug.
1686. III. Garret, of whom we treat.
IV. John, of Kewrath, co. Wicklow, whose will, dated
15 May, 1730, was proved 18 .\pril, 1735. He was twice
married, and left issue, Richard; Alice; Anne, /,<. 1st, Rev.
Thomas Son;erviIle, and 2ndly, William PeiTy, Esq. of
Woodrooffe; Katherine; Judith,
he youngest son,
Gabbet Neville, Esq., to. a sister of Richard Skellern, Esq.,
f an laneient Welsh family, and had two sons, Tho.mas, and
arnell ; his will, dated 11 Aug. 1736, was proved 20 Jan. 1737.
lis elder son,
Thomas Neville, Esq. of Neville's Grove, co. Dublin, to.
arah, dau. of brent Smyth, Esq. of Dublin, and by her (who
. 2ndly, Rev. Smith Loftus) left at his decease, 1745, two sons,
I. Garrett, his heir.
II. Brent, of Ashbrook, co. Dublin, m. Frances, dau. of
James Dance, Esq., and has issue,
1 Brent, m. Catherine Mapas.
2 Richard (Rev.), Rector oi Clonpriest, Cork, m. Anne, dau.
of Col. William Gore, of The Heath, co. Kildare, and had
issue. His 3rd dau., Mcriel Anne, to. 1852, Sir George
Frederick John llodson, 2nd bart. of HoUybrook, co.
Wicklow. '
3 Garrett (Sir), knighted, on the occasion of the visit of
George IV., hi. Elfrida, dau. of Joshua Nunn, Esq. of St.
Margarets, co. Wtxiord.
i;! n.
1 Jane, m. 1799, Sir Robert llodson, 1st bart. of Holly-
brook, CO. Wicklow.
2 Mcriel, to. James Kearney, Esq. of the city of Dublin.
3 Frances, m. Ruv. Edward Scmx^le, Rector of Kesh, co.
Fermanagh.
I. Elizabeth, d. unni., will proved 14 June, 175D.
The eldest son,
Garrett Neville, Esq. of Marymount, co. Kilkenny, to
Mary, eldest dau. of William llodson, Esq., and sister of Sit
Robert llodson, 1st bart. of HoUybrook, and d. 1823, aged 84,
leaving issue,
Thomas, of Annamult, co. Kilkenny, to. Rebecca, dau. and
heir of Ambrose Power, Esq., and d. s. p. 1835.
Robert, late representative. Parnell, d. unm.
Sarah, )u. — Shears, Esq.
Mary, i,t. Rev. George Miles, of Summcrhill, co. Tipperary.
Elizabeth, m. Edmond Theobald Mandcvillu Butler, Esq.
Catherine, to. Rev. M. N. Thompson. Mary, d. ii,i;;i.
The 2nd son,
Robert Neville, Esq. of Marymount, J. P., m. 30 Sept. 1811,
Catherine, dau. of John Langley, Esq. of Licktin, co. Tippe-
rary, and had issue,
Thomas, now of Borrismore House.
Garrett, ni. 184C, Triphena Clark Smyth.
Robert, »!. 1854, Mary Butler.
Eliza, 1,1. 18-10, Theobald Butler, Esq. of E. T. M. Villc,
Sarah, la. 1844, John Langley, Esq. of Licktin.
Anna Maria, to. 1854, Arthur St. George, Esq.
Mr. Neville d. 14 Sept. 1842, while serving as High Sheriff of
the CO. Kilkenny.
Arms — Gu., asalti- 'arg. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a
bull's head pied, armed gold. Motto — Ne vile veils.
Seat — Borrismore House, Johnstown, co. Kilkenny.
NEVILLE OF HASELOUR.
Neville, John, Esq. of Haselour Hall, co. Staf-
ford, J.P. cos. Stallbrd and Warwick, b. 6 Aug. 1814.
illlTCagC— Thomas Neville, Esq., 6. 28 Dec. 1772
(son of John Neville, 6. 1735, by his wife Ann Clarke, of
Haselour, and grandson of Francis Neville), purchased the
manor of Haselour 1819. He m. 30 Sept. 1813, Mary, only
child of Michael Wilson, Esq. of Bromley Regis, co. Stafford,
and had issue,
John, now of Haselour Hall.
Thomas, 6. 1816 ; m. 6 May, 1845, Anne Maria »Vard, and has,
w ith other issue, a son, Nigel Charles Allied, 6. 10 April,
1849.
Nigel, h. 1833; to. 29 April, 1868, Teresa Jane Matilda, eldest
dau. of Sir W. H. Cope, 12th bart. of Bramshill, Hants, and
has a son, Nigel John Cope, b. 1869.
Frederick Herbert, 6. 1835; m. 1863, Frances Margaret Perry,
and has one dau.
Anne, m. 18 April, 1843, John Holbech, son of Thomas
Holbech, Esq. of Sutton Coldticld, co. Warwick.
Mary Wilson, m. 1820, Rev. W. H. (ildlield. Rector of St.
Jliehacl's le Belfrey, and Minor Canon of York, and is
deceased.
Susanna Eleanor.
Sarah Jane Lydia, m. 1864, Rev. Frederick Burd. M.A., Yiear
of Cressage, Salop. Harriet.
EUza Ellen, deceased.
Arms— Gu., on a .saltier arg. a rose of the first. Crfsf — Out
of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head pied. Motto — Xe vile veils.
Seat — Haselour Hall, near Tamworth.
NEWCOME OF SHENLEY.
Ne-wcome, The Key. Henry Justinian, B.A.,
Rector and Patron of Shenloy, Herts, b. 28 June,
1815; m. 1841, Charlotte, dau. of John Mico
"Winter, Esq. of Shenley, and has a dau.,
Katharine, 6. 1844; to. 1876, Rev. James Du Boulay.
iitUCaSC. — The Rev. Stephen Newcome, Rector of Calde-
cot, CO. Huntingdon, 14th in direct descent from Hugh
Newcome, of Saltfleetby, co. Lincoln, living temp. Richard I.,
TO. Rose, dau of the Rev. Henry Williamson, B.D., and dying
in U141-2, left, with other issue, Robert, his eldest son, ancestor
of the Caldeeot Une (.w next page), and a 4th son,
The Rev. Henry Newcome, Rector of Gawsworth, en.
Chester, bapt. 27 Nov. 1627, m. 6 July, 1648, Elizabeth, Gth
dau. of Peter Mainwaring, Ksq. of Smallwood, co. Chester,
and had three sons, Henry (Rev.), Rector of Tattenhall and
Middleton; Daniel; and Plter. His 3rd pnn.
The Rev. Petee Newio.me, 6. 5 Nov. 1656. Aiear of Alden-
ham, Ilert-i, and of liaeUuey, Middlc.-ex, Sept. 1703, purchaied
4 F
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NEW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
TSEYs
in 1714 the advowson of Shenley for his son, Peter. He m.
Anne Hooke, of Basingstoke, Hants, and by her, who d. 1726,
aged 65, had (with several daus.) live sons,
Peteb (Rev.), his heir.
Benjamin, b. 1088; d. 1743-4.
Henry, m., and left issue at his decease, 23 Oct. 17.56.
Stephen, 0. 1690, Governor of liencoolen. East Indies, d. at
sea, 31 May, 1732.
Richard (Right Rev.), D.D.. 6. 1701, consecrated Bishop of
Llandaff, ITX^, and translated to St. Asaph 1761; m. 1732,
Lydia French; and d. s. p. 1768.
The Rev. Peter Newcome d. 5 Oct. 1738. Ilis eldest son,
Tut Eev. Peter Newcome, Rector and Patron of Shenley, to.
Ann Haskar, dau. of Earl Wellow, Hants, and by her had (witli
II dau., Anne, who d. v.nm. 1800) two sons, Peter, d. unm. 1797,
and Henky. The Rev. Peter Newcome d. 1744. His 2nd son.
The Rev. Henry Newcome, Vicar of Gresford, in. 1st, a dau.
of Jones, of Freemantles, Hants, by whom he had a dau.,
Ann, who d. 1821. He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, elder dau. of the
Uev. Thomas Hughes, A.M. of Ruthyn, co. Denbigh, by Eliza-
beth his wife, dau. of Norfolk Sahisbury, Esq., and d. 1803,
leaving by her (with two daws., Elizabeth and Maria) three
sons,
Thomas, his heir.
Richard (Ven.), Archdeacon of Merioneth, to. 1837, his first
cousin, Frances, dau. and heir of Robert Hughes, Esq.
lI.E.l.C.S., by whom he had issue two sons and three daus.
The elder son.
The Rev. Thomas Newcome;, M.A., F.A.S., Rector and
Patron of Shenley, b. 6 Nov. 1777; d. Sept. 1851 ; m. 9 April,
1806. Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Thomas Bradbury Winter, Esq. of
Shenley Hill, and had issue,
Henry .Justinian (llcv.), now Rector of Shenley.
Tliomas, m. 1843, Maria Watts, and has a dan., Clara, h. 1844.
Edward William, B.A., in. 1861, Margaret, dau. of F.BoydoU,
Esq., and has live children.
Anna Maria, d.. nnm. 1836.
Elizabeth Charlotte.
Mary, m. 1836, Eev. Richard Moiifttford Wood, M.A., and d.
1842.
Emily, m. Eev. Edward Vaux, M.A.
Caroline.
Clara, m. 1st, 1840, Rev. William Robert Hall, d. 1842; and
2ndly, F. A. M. Geacliy, Esq.
Christina, m. J. R. Lyon, Esq.
Arms — Arg., a lion's head erased sa. between three crescents
gu. Crest — A lion's gamb erased sa.
Seat — Shenley Rectory House, near Barnet, Herts.
Ilcfatomc of Culbctof.
The Rev. Robert Newcome, Rector of Caldocote, eldest son
of Rev. Stephen Newcome, Rector of Caldecote, by Rose
Williams his wife, b. 1C20; m. Anne, dau. of the Rev. John
Anderson, and was father of
Robert Newcome, of Peterborough, b. 1652; m. the dau. of
Miller, of Allerton, near Peterborough, and had a son.
The Rev. Joseph Newcome, Vicar of St. Helen's, Abingdon,
m. Alice Rickards, of London, and had issue,
Joseph, d. s. p.
William (Most Rev.), Archbishop of Armagli.
Robert, d. s. ]3.
The 2nd son.
The Most Reverend William Newcome, Archbishop of
Armagh, b. 1729; m. 1st, 1767, Maria, dau. of Sir Thomas
D'Oyley, Bart., and had one dau., Maria, m. Rev. H. M. Waller,
of Allenstown, co. Mcath. He m. 2ndly, Anna Maria, dau.
and co-heiress of Erlward Smyth, Esq. of Callow Hill, co.
Fermanagh, and d. 1800, having had issue,
I. W'illiam, m. the dau. of Clough, of Norfolk, and had issue.
II. Joseph, d. unm.
III. Robert, d. tinm.
IV. Edward, d. unm.
I. Anne, to. Pierce llcly, Esq. of co. Waterford.
II. Alicia, m. Eev. Thomas Blakeney, of co. Roscommon, and
had issue.
III. Catherine, m. C. A. Nicholson, Esq. of Balrath, co.
Mcath, and h.id issue.
IV. Elinor, m. Henry Walsh, D.C.L., and had issue.
V. Susanna, d. unm.
VI. Jemima, to. Thomas Lucas, Esq. of London, and had
Anna Maria, Constance Catharine, Annie Newcome,
Edith, Gertrude Emily, and Madeleine.
VII. Isabella, m. Anthony Chearnley, Esq. of co. Waterford,
and had issue.
VIII. Rachel, d. unm. ix. Louisa, d. unm.
X. Fiances, ni. Sir Richard Musgrave, 3rd hart, of Touiiiii j
CO. Waterford, and had issue.
HEWCOMEN OF KIKKLEATHAH.
See Vansittaet.
NEWDEGATE OP HAREFIELD
AKBURY.
AND
1 Jemima Isabella, m. William .Tohnson, Esq. of Maid-
stone, and had one child, who d. in infancy.
2 Anna Maria, m. Rev. Charles Waymouth, and had, with
a dau., who (/. in infancy, a son, Charles, Capt. 17th
Lancers, m. Annie Frances, dau. of Gen. Carpenter.
3 Ellen, m. Charles Joseph F'ox, M.D. (son of Edward
Long Fox, M.D., by his 2nd wife, Isabella, dau. of John
Charles Ker, Esq.), and had issue, Charles Edward,
Stephen Newcome, Walter Dowell, Ellen Jemima, Agnes
ISTewdegate, Charles Newdigate, Esq. of Ar-
bury, CO. Warwick, and Harefielcl Place, Middlesex,
J.P., D.L., D.C.L., M.P. CO. Warwick, b. 14 July,
1816.
ILtllCatlC. — This family possessed, from time immemorial
to the beginning of the reign of Charles I,, the manor and
lands of Newdegatc, Surrey ; and, from many ancient records,
it appears that the name was written variously, Niwudegate,
Niwodegatc, Newedigate, Niudegate, Neudegate, originally,
perhaps from Saxony, and of the city of Nieuweide, upon the
Rhine. The intermarriages of the family before that of Mal-
niains, are set forth in an illuminated pedigree first taken by
Henry Lillie, Rouge Croix, 1610, by Sir WiUiam Dugd.ile, Garter
King of Arms, 1684, and lastly, by Gregory King, Lancaster
Herald, 1691, with the arms emblazoned thus, Newdegate and
Warren, Newdegate and Piigeys, Newdegate and Mountfitchet,
Newdegate and Roan, Newdegate and Sudeley, Newdegate and
Ashburnham, Newdegate and Wintershall, Newdegate and
Clare, Newdegate and Clienduit, Newdegate and Malmains,
from which a regulaj descent commences for twenty-two gene-
rations.
John de Newdegate, living "3 Edward III., had, by Agncs
his wife, three sons, i. William, of Newdegate, ancestor of
Newdegate of Newdegate, Surrey, extinct about 6 Charles I. ;
II. John, of Harefield, of whom presently; iii. Thomas. The
2nd son.
Sir John Newdegate, served in the wars in France under
Edward III., received the honour of knighthood, and had a
fleur-de-lis given him for his crest. He m. Joanna, dau. of
Simon de Swanland, and heiress to her brother, William do
■ Swanland, of Harefield, Middlesex. By this lady Sir John
acquired that manor and estate, and became ancestor of the
Newdeoates of Harefield, Middlesex, and of Arbury, co.
Warwick, whose direct male representative,
Richard Newdegate, Esq. of Arbury, a distinguished
Lawyer, was Chief Justice of the Upper Bench 1659. In 1677,
at the instance of the Duke of Ormonde, Col. Ilalsey, and
others, Charles II. created him a bart. He d. 1678, leaving
by Juliana his wife, dau. of Sir Francis Leigh, K.B., an eldest
son.
Sir Richard Newdigate, 2nd bart. of Harefield and Arbury,
M.P. for CO. Warwick 1681 ?nd 1685, m. 1st, Mary, dau. of Sir
Edward Bagot, Bart, of Blithfield, co. Stafford, and had, with
several daus., two sons,
I. Richard, his heir.
II. Francis, b. 1684; m. Milliccnt, dau. of German Pole, Esq^
of Radborne, co. Derby, and had issue,
1 Francis, of Kirk Ilallam, d. s. p.
1 MiLLicENT, m. William Parker, Esq. of Salford Prior
CO. Warwick, and had three sons,
Robert Parker, of Salford I'l'iors, co. Warwick.
Francis Parker, of Kirk Ilallam, co. Derby, who assumed
the surname and arms of Newdigate (see NewdigatB
of Kir t HaUain).
Cliarles Parker, of Harefield, to,. Jane, d.au. of Sir Johfl
Anstrutlier, Bart, of that ilk, and d. 24 April, 1798'
leaving issue,
Charles Newdigate Parker, Esq., of whom prescntlj
Janetta Hester Parker.
Sophia Elizabeth Parker.
Mary Parker.
Louisa Milliccnt Parker, d. 1831.
Sir Richard to,. 2ndly, Miss Henrietta Wiggington, but by hej
who 5)1. 2ndly, Sir Francis Wyndham, Bart, of Trent, had n|
issue. Sir Richard d. 4 Jan. 1709. His eldest son.
Sir Richard Newdigate, 3rd bart. of Harefield and Arbur
6. 1668; m. 1st, 1G94, Sarah, dau. of Sir Cecil Bisshopp, Ban
of Parham, Sussex, but by her had no issue. He to. 2ndly,
Elizabetli, dau. of Sir Roger Twisden, Bart, of Bradburne,
Kent, and had, to survive youth, two sons and three daus.,
NEW
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NEW
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Edwaw), ■) gyccessive baronets.
BocEB, i
Elizabeth, vi. the Hon. John Chichester, only brother of the
Earl of Donegal.
Mary, m. Charles Palmer, Esq. of Ladbrooke.
Juliana, m. John Ludford, Esq. of Ansley Hall.
Sir Kichard d. at Arbury, 1727, aged 59 (his widow surviving
until 1705), and was s. by his son,
Sir Edward Newdioate, 4th bart. of Ilarcfield and Arbury,
who tl. in minority 1734, and was s. by his only surviving
brother.
Sir Roger Newdigate, LL.D., 5th bart. of Harcfield and
Arbury, 6. 30 May, 1719; M.P. for Middlesex 1742, and for
the University of Oxford from 1750 until advanced age and
declining health compelled him to retire from public life, after
thirty-five years' service in Parliament. Sir Roger m. 1st,
1743, Sophia, dau. of Edward Conyers, Esq. of Copped Hall,
^*ex. by Hon. M.atiUla Fermor his wife, dau. of William, Lord
lupster; and 2ndly, 1776, Hester, dau. of Edward Mundy,
1. of Shipley, co. Derby, but d. s.p. 23 Nov. 1806. Sir Roger
ivdigate left the immediate succession of the estate of Hare-
field to Charles Newdigate Parker, mentioned above, great-
grandson of Sir Roger's uncle, Francis Newdigate. Sir Roger
bequeathed a life interest in his Warwickshire estates to
Francis Parker Newdigate, Esq. of Kirk Hallam. By Sir
Roger'.*! direction, the before-mentioned
Charles Newdigate Parker, Esq. of Harefield, assumed
the surname and arms of Newdegate only. He »). 15 April,
1S15, Maria, dau. of Ayscough Boucherett, Esq. of Willingham
and Stallingborough, co. Lincoln (by his wife Emelia, dau. of
Charles Crokatt, of Luxborough Hall, Essex), and dying
I 23 April, 1833, left an only son and successor, the present
Charles Newdigate Newdegate, Esq. of Harefield and A rbury,
M.P., who came into possession of the Warwickshire estates at
the death of his imcle, Francis Newdigate, Esq. of Kirk
Hallam, 1835.
Arms — 6u., three lions' gambs erased arg. Ci-est — A fleur-
de-lis arg. M'ltto — Confide recte agens.
.St./t.N— Harefield Place, near Uxbridge, Middlesex; and
Arbury Uall, near Coventry, co. Warwick.
NEWDIGATE OF KIKK HAIiLAUI.
Newdigate, Fkaxcis William, Esq. of Bjrklcy
Lodge, CO. Stafford, J.P. for cos. Stafford and Derby,
and D.L. for the former, Lieut. -Col. iu tlie army,
1 ite Lieut. -Col. Coldstream Guards, m. 1st, 1 Dec.
1S.j9, Charlotte E. A. S., dau. of Field-Marshal Sir
-Vlcxauder Woodford, G.C.B., and by her (who d.Q
I\Iai"ch, 1866) has a son,
Francis Alexander, 6. 1862.
lie m. 2ndly, 1870, Hon. Louisa Geoi'gma Leigh,
<1 lu. of Chandos, 1st Lord Leigh.
iLiUCagC— Francis Newdigate, Esq.of Kirk Hallam, co.
Derby (son of William Par'ker, Esq. of Salford Priors, co.
\. arwick, by Millicent his wife, dau. of Francis Newdigate,
' <{■, see Newdigate of Arbury), assumed the surname and
as of Newdigate, in compliance with the testamentary in-
iction of his uncle, Francis Newdigate, Esq. of Kirk Hallam.
in. 1773, Frances, eldest dau. of Ralph Sneyd, Esq. of Keele
Hall, CO. Stafford, and d. 1835, leaving a son,
Francis Newdigate, Esq. of Kirk Hallam, m. 1820, Lady
Barbara Maria Legge, dau. of George, 3rd Earl of Dartmouth,
and by her (who d. 1840) had issue,
Francis William, now of Kirk Hallam.
Charles John, M.A. (Rev.), Rector of West Hallam, d. unm.
187G.
William Henry, m. 1S51, Caroline, dau. of T. IL Duthie,
Esq., and has issue, two sons and three daus.
Edward, .Major-Gen. in the army, m. 1858, Annie E. Gamier,
dau. of the Dean of Lincoln.
George, of The Beeches, Wokingham, J.P. cos. Derby and
Salop, Major IsC Derby Militia, 6. 182G.
Alfred, M.A. (Rev.), Vicar of Kirk Hallam, m. 1S60, .Sclina,
d:iu. of Rev. G. Baynton, and has issue, two Uuus. and
one son.
Henry, Col. Rifle Brigade.
Albert Lewis, B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford.
Frances Barbara, m. Is4s, Major.-Gen. Lyncdoch Gardiner,
R.A.
jlr. Newdigate d. 1862.
A i-mn — Gu., three lions' gambs erased arg. Cresl—A Ccur-
uc-lis arg.
iiiaJ— Berkley Lodge, Eurton-on-Trcnt, co. Stafford.
NEWENHAM OF COOLMORE.
Newenham, Rev. Edward He.nhv, of Coolmorc,
CO. Cork, J.P.,6. 17 Aug. 1817; m. 15 Nov. 1819,'
the Lady Helena Adelaide Moore, 3rd dau. of
Stephen, 3rd Earl of Mountcashell, and has issue,
I. William Thomas Worth, 6. 10 Jan. 1853.
II. Edward Arthur Worth, U. ly Jan. Ib57.
I. Anna Maria Jane.
II. Helena Adelaide Isabella, d. C July, 1872.
in. Edith Sophia.
ILtlXCajC— This family claims descent from the New-
enhams of co. Gloucester. Early in the 17th century John
Newenham settled in co. Cork; he served as Sheriff of the
city of Cork 16G5, and Mayor 1071. He obtained a grant of
lands in co. Limerick, and liberties of the city of Cork, under
the Commission of Grace, 1GS5, and made large purchases of
estates during his lifetime. He was m. previous to 1671,
to Jane, dau. of William Hodder, Esq. His will bears date
2!) Jan. 1G95, and was proved 21 Aug. 1706. He had issue.
The elder son,
Thomas Newenham, Esq. of Coolmore, m. 1695, Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Blackball, Esq. of Dublin, and had issue, three
sons and eight daus. The eldest son, ,
William Newenham, Esq. of Coolmore, m. 1726, Dorothea,
dau. and heiress of Edward Worth, Esq., Baron of the
Exchequer in Ireland, and had two sons,
I. Thomas, of whom pi'osently.
u. Edward (Knt.), b. 14 May, 1732; m. Feb. 1754, Grace
Anna, dau. of Sir Charles Burton, Bart., and d. 1814, having
had issue {inter alios) two sons,
1 Robert O'Callaghan, editor of Shetehes in Ireland.
2 Burton, in. 1800, Maria, sister of Sir William Burdett.
Mr. Newenham d. 1738, and was s. by his elder son,
Thomas Newenham, Esq. of Coolmore, b. 27 Aug. 1729 ; m.
1st, 1749, the Hon. Susanna Wandesford, dau. of George,
Viscount Castlecomer, and by her (who d. 1754) had no issue.
He i/i. 2ndly, March, 1760, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of William
Dawson, Esq., son of Joshua Dawson, Esq-, of Castle Dawson,
and by her (who d. 24 Dec. 1763) had issue,
I. William Worth, of whom hereafter.
II. Thomas, Major of Militia, 6. 1703; m. Mary, dau. of
Edward Hoare, Esq. of Factory Hill, co. Cork, and dying
IG Oct. 1831, left issue,
1 Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Kilworth, of whom hereafter
as successor to his cousin german, \»'illiam Henry
Worth Newenham, Esq.
2 Robert, of Sandford, co. Dublin, m. 18 June, 1810, Jane,
dau. of Edward Hoare, Esq., and dying July, 1S36, left;
issue, four sons and three daus.,
Thomas, d. unrii. 1853.
Edward Henry, now of Coolmore.
Robert, d. liiirn. '29 March, 1847.
William, late Capt. 63rd regt., wounded at Inkerman,
m. 17 Aug. 1866, Emily Maria, only dau. of Robert J.
Berkeley, l:sq., Q.C., who .;. '24 Oct. 1873.
Blary Anne. Frances, d. unm. 1856.
Jane, m. 1847, Clement Edwards, Esq.of Ballylure, Col.
Commanding 18th Royal Irish regt., and d. 20 Nor.
1851.
1 Louisa, w. 21 Jan. 1818, Capt. Charles Dilkes, E.N., and
(/. 1843.
I. Sarah Maria, m. 23 Aug. 1782, Sir Richard Butler, Bart, of
Ballintemple.
Mr. Newenham d. 1766, and was s. by his son,
WiLLLAM Worth Newenham, Esq. of Coolmore, 6. 1 Feb.
1761 ; m. Louisa, 4th dau. of Henry Sandford, Esq., and sister
of George, 1st Lord Mount Sandford, and had issue,
WiLLLAM Henry AVorth, of whom presently.
Thomas, d. Nov. 1799.
George, b. 1792; d. s.p. 7 Dec. 1815.
Mary, d. young.
Mr. Newenham d. I Dec. 1814, and was s. by his eldest sod,
William Henry Worth Newenham, Esq. of Coolmore, 6.
6 June, 1785; r<t. July, li>01, Catherine, only dau. of Robert
Steame Tighe, Esq. of Mitchelstown, and by her (who d. Feb.
1858) had no issue. He d. 4 Sept. 1842, and was s. at Cool-
more by his cousin-german, the Rev. Thomas Newenham,
Rector of Kilworth, 6. 14 Oct. 1784, who d. unm. 6 April, 1849,
and was s. by his nephew. Rev. Edward Uekby Newekuam,
now of Coolmore.
£ea«— CooUnore, Carrigaline, co. Cork.
NEWMAN OF THORNB^ainr PARK.
Newman, Henhy Asubukxh.vm Toll, Esq of
Thorubury Park, co. Gloucester, b. 27 tsept. 1871-
4 F 2
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ILt'liragC.— P'iCHABD Newmas, Esq. of Everereech Park,
Somerset (eldest son of Richard Xewman, Esq. by Anne his
■wife, dau. of Sir Charles Harbord, Surveyor-General to King
Chables I., and 5th in descent from Eobeet Newman, whose
will bears date 1556), m. 1675, Grace, dau. and co-heir
of Henry Edmonds, Esq. of Preston Hall, co. Northampton,
by Anne his wife, dau. of Sir Ptichard Shuckburgh, Bart, of
Shuckburgh, co. Warwick, and had issue,
KicHARD (Sir), his heir.
Cavendi.sh, d. s. p.
Henry, d. s. p.
Anse, m. Ashburnham ToU, Esq. of GreyweU, Hants, and had
issue.
Mr. Newman d. June, 1682, aged 82, and was s. by Ms eldest
son.
Sir EicnAED Newman, of Fifehead, Everereech Park, and
Preston Hall, who was created a Bart. 20 Dec. 1699. He m.
Frances, dau. and co-heir of Sir Thomas SamweU, Bart, of
Upton, CO. Northampton, and had issue,
Samwell, liis heir.
Frances, successor to her brother.
Barbara, d. unrn.
Elizabeth, d. unm.
Sir Bichard d. 30 Dec. 1721, aged 45, and was buried at life-
heaJ. He was s. by his son.
Sib Samwell Newman, 2nd bart. of Fifehead, Everereech
Park, and Preston Hall, d. tinni. 1747, when the baronetcy
expired, but the estates devolved upon his sister,
Frances Newman, at whose decease, also unra., 25 Au;:.
1775, they descended to her cousin, Chaeles Toll, of Preston
Deanery, and his brother,
Eev. Ashburnham Philip Toll, of Thombury Park (sons of
Ashburnham Toll, Esq., by Mary his wife, dau. of Lieut. -Col.
Geary, and grandsons of Ashburnham Toll, Esq. of Greywell,
Hants, who m. Anne, dau. of Richard Newman, and Grace
Edmonds). This gentleman, a Prebend of York, b. 31 Dec.
1743, assumed, by sign manual, 15 Dec. 1775, the surname
and arms of Newman. He m. Dec. 1773, Mary, dau. of Paul
Mowbray, Esq. of London, and relict of Capt. Alexander
Wood, but dying s. p. 16 March, 1802, was s. by his next
brother,
EicHARD Newman Toll, M.D., of Thombury Park, co.
Gloucester, and of Hamilton, co. Lanark, 6. 8 Nov. 1752, who
assumed, by sign manual 1802, the surname and arms of
Newman. He m. 16 June, 1777, Grizel, dau. of James
Pardy, Esq. of Hamilton, and by her (who d. 8 Aug. 1841)
had issue,
Henrt Wenman, his heir.
Ashburnham Cecil, 6. 1 Oct. 1796, emigrated to Canada 1830;
m. 5 April in that year, Eliza, dau. of Mr. John Richards.
Mary, m. 1st, 1804, John Wilson Smith, Esq., Capt. 14th
regt ; and 2ndly, AVilliam Jack, of Glasgow, Merchant. Mr.
Jack d. 1853.
Anne, d. unm. 18 May, 1840.
Eliza, m. 9 Oct. 1804, Robert Lockhart, Esq. of Castle Hill
and Camnethan, co. Lanark.
Charlotte, m. Ist, John Thomson, Esq. of Kilbank, co.
Lanark; and 2ndly, James Price Hely, Esq., a Capt. in the
army fnow Major), 2nd son of Brigadier-Gen. Hely, of the
11th foot, who was killed at Ostend. Mrs. Hely d. 18
May, 1856.
Susan Hamilton, m. 1821, James Joseph WWtchurch, Esq. of
Clifton.
Isabella, m. 7 July, 1818, Rev. .John .Joseph Goodenough,
D.D., Rector of Bowbrickhill, Bucks, and Master of Bristol
Grammar School.
Frances Newman, m. 11 March, 1826, William Killegrew
Wait, Esq. of Redland Lodge, Westbury, near Bristol, and
d. 20 Oct. 1856.
Dr. Richard Newman Newman d. 29 Sept. 1829, and was s. by
his son,
Henrt Wenman Newman, Esq. of Tliombury Park, co.
Gloucester, J. P. and D.L., Lieut. -Col. Commandant Royal
South Gloucestershire Militia, 6. 1 June, 1788; m. 5 Dec.
1846, Frances Margaret, eldest dau. of Rev. John Joseph
Goodenough, D.D., Rector of Broughton Pogis, Oxon, and had
issue,
Henkt AsHRURNnAM Toi-L, now of Thombury Park.
George William, '/. 1 March, 18-50.
Eichard Goodenough, 6. 25 Aug. 1851 ; d. I Aug. 1852.
Mr. Newman d. July, 1804.
Arms — Quarterly, sa. and arg., in the 1st and 4th quarters
three mullets of the second, in the centre an incscutcheon gu.
charged with a portcullis imperially crowned or, being an
augmentation granted by King Chablks to Col. Newman for
his loyally at the Battle of Worcester. Crest— A swallow rising
ppr. Motto — Lux mea Chrisius.
/Seat— Tliornbury Park, near Bristol.
NEWMAN OF BRANDS HOTJSE.
Newman, John, Esq. of Brands House, Bucks-
J.P. and D.L., b. 13 Dec. 1792 ; m. 19 Aug. 1819»
Anne Harper, dau. of John Turner, Esq. of Brill,
Bucks, and has had issue,
I. John, b. 24 June, 1820; d. 18 Aug. 1841.
II. William Henry, b. 10 Nov. 1S21.
III. Samuel, b. 8 Jan. 1825; r,i. 11 April, 1850, Sarah Anne»
dau. of Thomas Heam, Esq. of Buckingham.
IV. Frederick, 6. 26 Oct. 1829; m. 4 July, 1854, Isabella
Dorothea, dau. of Rev. David Tremlett, M.A., Rector of
Eodney Stoke, .Somerset.
I. Mary Anne, m. Jan. 1862, Eev. Hyacinth D'Arcy, J.P.,
Canon of St. Patrick's and Rector of Clifden, co. Galway,
who d. 2 Sept. 1874, leaving three daus.
II. Elizabeth, -m. May, lb63, Henry Williams, Esq., J.P., of
Rockingham Hall, Hagley, co. Worcester.
Mr. Newman is son of John Newman, Esq., by
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Love, Esq. of
London. He had three sisters, viz., Catherine Love,
Elizabeth, and Mary Anne, and one brother, Henry,
who d. in India.
Seat — Brands House, near High Wycombe, Bucks.
NEWMAN OF DROMOEE.
Newman, John Adam Eichaed, Esq. of I)vo-
more House, co. Cork, J.P. , High Sheriff 1874, B.A.
Mag. Coll. Cambridge, 1866, b. 5 Aug. 1844 ; '.:i.
17 Aug. 1870, Ehzabeth Matilda (Maud), younger
dau. of Col. Eobert Bramston Smith, of Pencraig,
Anglesey, by Elizabeth Charlotte his wife, dau. of
Sh- Richard John Griffith, 1st bart. of Munster
GrUlagh, and has issue,
I. John Robert Bramston, 6. 22 Aug. 1871.
II. Richard Griffith GUver, 6. 19 Jan. 1876.
I. Grace Frances.
iLtltCagC— By a certificate under the hand of Humphrey
Newman of Wincanton, Gent., it appears that at the dissolution
of the Monasteries, a.d. 1538, the Newman family were lessceft
under the Abbot of St. Augustin, Bristol, of the manor and
lands of Fifehead Magdalen, Dorset, and that there were three
distinct branches of the family of Queen's Camel, Wincanton,
and other places in Somerset. The Newmans are of kin to the
founders of Corpus Christi Coll. Oxford.
Robert Newman, who lived and died at Fifehead Magdalen,
and was buried in the chancel of the church, had, by Alice
his wife, whose will is dated 1556, four sons,
I. Robert, ancestor of the Newmans of Fifehead.
li. Richard. in. Henry. iv. Thomas.
The second son,
Richard Newman lived at Charlton Musgravc, Somerset,
and was father of
Richard Newman, of Queen's Camel, Somerset. He m.
Agatha, dau. of Humphrey Pole, F.sq., and had issue,
Humphrey Newman, of Wincanton, who m. Dorothy, dau.
of Sir Thomas Phillips, Knt. of Barrington, and had issue,
I. Thomas; ii. Richard; hi. Humphrey; iv. James; i. Elizar
beth ; II. Dorothy; in. Joan; iv. Agatha. The 2nd son,
Richard Newman, Esq., was resident in the city of Cork
1651, and in 1662 was J.P. for the co. He purchased from Sir
Richard Kyrle the estate of Drumineene, and settled there.
" In 1686, he passed patent for the castle property of Drumineene,
and several other lands in co. Cork, and four messuages in
the city of Cork ; said lands to be erected into a Manor called
the Manor of Newbury." He in. previous to 1651, Sarah,
dau. of Richard French, of Cork (ancestor to French of
Cuskinny), and had issue. Richard Newman's will bears date
12 Nov. 1691, and was proved 27 Jan. 1693-4. His eldest son,
Richard Newman. Esq. of Newbury, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
J. Dillon, Esq., and had issue,
Dillon, of whom presently.
Adam, of London, who settled in Ireland, and purchase*
the Dromore estate. He m. Miss Knapp, and dying .t. p.,
bequeathed it to his nephew, Adam, 2nd son of Dillon
Newman. Charles, d. unni.
Margaret, m. 1711, John DiUon, Esq. of QuartcriowD, OK
Cork, and d. s. p.
Judith, m. Rev. John Smith, and had issue.
The eldest son.
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Dillon Newman, Esq. of Newlnuy, J. P. co. Cork, m. Mavtlia,
tlau. of Col. Thomas liccher, of Sherkin, co. Cork, by ElizabetU [
Turner his wife, and had issue, '
Richard, High Sheriff of the co. 17.'?7, to. Catherine, dan. of
Col. Williaui Cas.^auhon, and had issue three daus., I.-^abcUa
Sarah, m. UiKlit. Hon. Silver Oliver, of Castle Oliver, M.I'.
for KiUniallock, and left issue ; Elizabeth and Martha, both
d. xiniii. Adam, of whiini hereafter. |
Elizabeth, m. 1st, Meade Dunseonibe, I'sc]. of Mount Desert; '
and 'indly, Aldermau It. Travers, and left issue by both
niarriaKCS. i
Susannah, m. 5 Get. 1727, Peter Graham, Esq. of Dromoro i
and Conveymore, eo. Cork.
Domthea, hi. 1st, Swithin White, Esq. of Kochefortstown ;
and 2ndly, Benjamin ISousiield, Esq. of Ashadown.
Dillon Newman made his will 11 May, 1733, which was proved
19 Dee. 1733. His 2nd son,
Adam New.man, Esq., J. P., a. his uncle, Adam, in the
Dromore estates and, on his brother Richard's death without
issue male, he also «. to the Newbury estates. He m. JIary,
dau. of John Carleton, Esq. of Darling Hill, co. Tipperary, and
had issue. The 3rd son,
Adam Newman, Esq., m. Mary, dau. of Rev. IToracc Town-
send, Rector of Donoiit;huiore, by JIary his wife, dau. of
Itichard Hungcrford, Esq. of Tlie Island, and had issue,
I. Adam, of Dromore.
II. Richard, m. Jane Harriet, dau. of James Langton, Esq.
of Bruree House, co. Limerick. On his brother Adam suc-
ceeding to the Dromore estates, he came into possession of
the Clahane property, which was purchased by Dillon New-
man 1708. He d. leaving issue,
1 Adam, of Clahane, m. Mary, dau. of Adam Perry Perry,
Esq., and has issue. 2 Richard Meade.
5 Horace Townsend (Rev.), d. unm.
•I Henry Richard, deceased.
6 Amos Langton, an officer in H.K.I.C.'s Service, deceased.
1 Anna Langton. 2 Jane Maria.
51!. Horace Townsend (Very Eev.), Dean of Cork, m. Char-
lotte, dau. of Denis Daly, Esq. of Dunsandle, and Lady
Harriet Maxwell his wife. He d. s. p. 1864, and his wife d.
March, 18G6.
I. Mary, (/. unm. n. Susan, f?. unm.
III. Elizabeth, m. William TVebb, Esq., and d. s. p.
IV. Jane, ((. unm.
V. Dorothea, m. Rev. Richard Meade, of Ballymartle, and d.
leaving issue.
VI. Harriet, m. 'William Beamish, Esq. of Mount Prospect,
2nd son of Sam Beamish, Esq. of Mount Beamish.
The eldest son,
Adam Newman, Esq. of Dromore, .«. at the death of his
uncle, John Newman, Esq., to the Dromore and Newbury
estates. He m. Frances, dau. of Rev. Robert Dring, of Ruck-
grove, and has issue,
John, m. Margaret, d.au. of Nicholas Philpot Leader, Esq. of
Dromagh Castle, and d. 13 Jan. 1844, leaving issue three
daus., Margaret, deceased ; Fannie Dora, m. 22 Feb. 1870,
Henry E. Bridges, Esq., late Capt. 4th Royal Irish Dragoon
Guards; Geraldine Elizabeth, m. 1865, Col. Pretyman, late
COth Rifles; and one son, Joux Ad.^m Richaed, now of Dro-
more. Robert.
Eleanor, tinm.
Wary, m. 1st, Richard Townsend, Esq., M.D. ; and 2ndly,
Rev. Adam Beamish ; and had issue by both marriages.
Eliza, m. William Hume Franks, Esq. of Cairig Park, and d.
leaving issue.
Fanny, m. Samuel Philip Townsend, Esq. of Garrycloyne,
and has issue.
Mr. Newman d. 6 Aug. 18G1.
Arms—Arg., a chevron gu. between three lions couehant
of the second. Crent — An eagle's head erased sa. cliar^'eil on
the breast with an escallop or. 3/<)»o— Magna vis fidelitatis,
(in allusion to the family's loyalty to the Royal cause).
&a(— Dromore, near Mallow, co. Cork.
NEWTON OF MICKLEOVER.
Newton, Charles Edmund, Esq. of Mifl{le-
over Manor House, co. Derby, J. P. ,6. 6 Jan. 1831 ;
♦». 1st, It) July, 1855, Anne Eosaraond, only dau.
of John Curzon, Esq. of Brecdon, co. Leicester,
and by her (who d. 6 ilay, 1SG4), has issue,
I. Robert Ccrzon, 6. 10 A]iril, 1857.
II. Francis Curzon, 6. 27 April, 18G1.
I. Helen Rosamond. ii. Constance Adelaide.
ui. Edith Eleanor.
He m. 2ndly, 1 Feb. 18G6, Mary Henrietta, dau. of
the late Capt. Moore, H.M. 17Ui regt., and by her
has issue,
IV. Rosamond Clecro. v. Mary Lcapcr,
VI. Frances Emily. vn. Margaret Ethel.
iLtnCagr.— RonEiiT Newton, Esq. of Micklcover, co.
Derby, I5arrister-at-Law, and Recorder of Derby, youngest
son of Robert Newton, Esq. of Chaddesden, by Dorothy his
wife, dau. of Vincent Lowe, Esq. of Denby, m. H May, ICOy,
Cleere, dau. and heir of William Gilbert, Esq. of Mickleover
by Agnes his wife, dau. of Sir Edward Cleere, of Ormsbyj
Norfolk, and dying 4 Aug. 1619, left a son,
Edward Newton, Esq. of Mickleover, 6. 20 May, 1610; in.
21 May, 162ii, Jane, dau. of John Bcreslord, Esq. of Newton
Grange, co. Derby, and d. 16G1. The eldest son,
Robert Newton, Esq. of Mickleover, baptised 8 June, 1620,
Barrister-at-Law, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Grevas Whitehead,
Esq. of Beeston, co. Derby, and d. 19 March, 1701-2, having
had, with two daus., who both d. unm.,
Robert, his heir, of whom presently.
John, li. Iti72; m. Sarah Bridges, of Burton-upon-Trcnt, and
had an only dau., Sarah, who m. John Foulds, Esq., and
d. «. p. Edward, d. unm. March, 1706, aged 30.
Cleere, m. 30 Dec. 1685, John Machin, Esq. of .Seabridge, eo.
Stafford, and by him had, with a son, John, h. 17 Nov. IC'Jl,
who (/. unm., a dau., Cleer, who m. 12 July, 1711, John
Leaper, Esq., and by him had two sons, John, d. s. p., and
William Leaper, Alderman of Derby, who d. May, 1870,
leaving by Sarah Ward his wife, a son, John Leapeb, who
.«. to the Newton estates, under the will of his kinsman.
Maria, m. Jan. 1095-G, William Lcacroft, Esq. of Ridgley, co.
Stafford.
The eldest son and heir,
Robert Newton, Esq. of Mickleover, h. 2 Dec. 1670, was
father, by Margaret his wife, dau. of John Wingtield, Esq. of
Hasleborough, co. Derby, of a son,
Robert Newton, Esq. of Mickleover and Norton, h. 19 April,
1713, High Sheriff 1746, who d. s. p. 23 June, 1789, and left
his paternal estates to his kinsman,
John Leaper, Esq. of Derby, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1798, 6. 17 April, 1754, who then became of Mickleover, and
assumed by royal license, 15 Dec. 1789, the additional .sur-
name of Newton. He m. 1789, Anna Maria, dau. of Philip
Hutchinson, Esq. of RJsley, co. Derby, niece of Samuel Hutch-
inson, D.D., Bishop of Killala, and had issue,
Robert Newton, his heir.
Sarah, m. Francis Mundy, Esq. of Markcaton, co. Derby.
Cleer, of Beacon Cliff, Exmouth, Devon.
Anna Maria, m. Richard Saimders, Esq. of Fairlawn, Soulli-
port, CO. Lancaster.
Mr. Leaper-Ncwton was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
Robert Newton Leaper-Newton, Esq. of Mickleover, J. P.,
High Sheriff, 6. 1 Blarch, 177G; to. 16 April, 1818, a dau. of
Mathew Stephenson, Esq. of Bath, and dying s. p. was s. by
his brother,
William Leapek-Newton, Esq. of Mickleover, Earristcr-at-
Law, and D.L., m. 10 Aug. 1814, Henrietta, 2nd dau. of John
White, Esq. of Devonshire Place, London, and the Lawn,
Herts, and by her had issue,
William Robert, of Birmington Hall, near Chesterfield, &.
28 Dec. 1816; m. 2G Aug. 1852, Eliza Anne Playlair, and
''. s. j>. 7 Nov. 1854.
Charles Edmund, now of Mickleover.
Henrietta, m. 5 Dec. 1843, Ven. John Rushton, D.D., Arch-
deacon of Manchester, and Vicar of Blackburn.
Letitia Blanche, jit. 18G7, Henry Norman. Esq.
Emma. d. unm. Adelaide, </. lS.'i4.
Helen Leaper. Gertrude Louisa.
Emily Elizabeth.
Hed. 7 March, 1851.
Arms — Sa., two human shin hones in saltier arg. the sinister
surmounted of the dexter. Crest— A naked man kneeling on
his sinister knee and holding a sword ppr. the point dottu-
wards hilt and pommel or. Motto — Huic habeo nou tibi.
Heat — Mickleover Manor, Derby.
NEWTON OF BARTON GRANGE.
NicwTON, Francis Wheat, Esq. of Barton
Grange, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
18(31, B.A. of Pembroke Coll. Oxon, 6. 1814; m.
1849, Catherine Bayley, dau. of William Amslie,
Esq. of Woodhill, and has issue,
I. Francis JlrRRAT, b. 1852.
II. Arthur Edward, 6. 1862.
I. Emily Margaret. ii. Mary Caroline.
Mr. Newton, son of John Newton, Esq., by
Fanny Margaret his wile, dau. of William
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:xEW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
KEW
Skinner, Esq., s. to the Barton G-range property at
the decease of his cousin, Lndy Cooper, only dau.
and heiress of Francis Milner Kewton, Esq. of
Barton Grange.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant tail fourchee sa. charged on the
shoulder with a cross-pattee of the field. Crest— A lion's gamb
erased and erect ppr. grasping a key with a chain or.,
iStat— Barton Grange, near Taunton, Somerset.
KEWTON OF CROXTON PARK AND
PICKHILIi HALL.
IN'E'vrTOy, Geoege Oxsxow, Esq. of Croxton
Park, CO. Cambridge, and Pickhill Hall, co. Denbigh,
J.P. and D.L. for cos. Cambridge and Huntingdon,
High Sheriff of the former 1864-, b. 22 Feb. 1830 ;
m. 1st, 7 June, 1852, Mary, dau. of Wyndham
Berkeley Portman, Esq. of Ham Park, which lady
d. 1855 ; 2ndly, 24 June, 1858, Cecilia Florence,
dau. of Edwyn Burnaby, Esq. of Baggrave Hall,
CO. Leicester/ and by her (who d. 7 Feb. 1869) had
two daus.,
I. Frances Mary, rf. April, 1877. u. Cecilia Florence.
He m. 3rdly, 27 July, 1878, Lady Alice Laura
Sophia Cochrane, 2Dd dau. of Thomas, llth.Earl of
Dundonald.
^.tncajJC— This family was founded by Satjtjel Xewtox.
Merchant, of Liverpool, who purchased between the years 1730
and 1740 lands in Xorth Wales, which were sold when Croxton
was acquired. Geobge Xewton, Esq. (son of Samcel Newton,
Esq., by Jane Eooper his wife), purchased Croxton, co. Cam-
bridge, 1820. He m. 1829, Charlotte, dau. of Gen. Onslow,
of Staughton House, co. Htintingdon, and d. 1837, leaving a
son, the present George O.nslow Newton, Esq. of Croxton,
and two daus., Emily Charlotte, m. Wyndliam Berkeley
Portman, Esq., and Etheldreda Julia, m. 7 Kot. 1855, Sir
AsUey Paston Cooper, Bart., and has issue.
Arras — A chevron between three eagles' legs erased sa. each
entwined by a snake or. Crest— An eagle's leg erased Ba.
entwined by a snake or.
Seats— Croxton FsltK, St. Neots, co. Cambridge; andPickhill
Hall, CO. Denbigh.
o
NEWTON OF DTJNLECKNEY MANOR.
Newtox, Philip Jocelxx, Esq. of Dunleekney
Manor, co. Carlow, J.P. and D.L., High Slierrff
1846, b. 23 March, 1818 ; m. 1st, 18 ]S'ot. 1841,
Henrietta Maria, dau. of John Kennedy, Esq. of
DuEbrody, co. Wexford, and by her had issue,
I. Maria Charlotte.
II. Anne Henrietta, m. 17 Oct. 1871, 'W. M. Vesey, Esq.,
son of the Hon. and Eev. Arthur Vesey, brother of
Viscount de Vesei.
III. Adeline Sarah, 7n. 17 April, 1876, Arthur N. Forbes
Gordon, Esq., 79th Highlanders, of Eayne, co. Aberdeen.
He m. 2ndly, 1 July, 1851, Emily, youngest dau.
of Sir Toler Osborne, Bart., by Lady Harriet his
■wife, sister of William, 1st Earl of Clancarly, and
had issue,
IV. Harrictte Phillippa, m. 9 Jan. 1S73, Eichard Bagwell,
Esq., eldest son of John Bagwell, Esq., M.P., of Marlfield,
eo. Tipperary. v. Georgina Emily.
HinrrtgC— This family, originally from Cheshire, accom-
panied King William III. to IreUind 1CS8. The first settler
was Bartholomew, whose son. Jobs Newton, m. 1730, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Francis Lodge, co. Kilkenny and city of Dublin,
and founded the family residence of Benuekcrry, a short dis-
tance from the town of Carlow, which, though still in the
family's possession, is not now the family seat. John d. 1748,
leaving an eldest son,
Baetholomew Newton, Esq. m. 1767, Anne, dau. of Philip
Bernard, Esq., by whom he acquired considerable property in
the CO. of Carlow. He d. 17S0, leaving (with a dau., Cathe-
rine) two sons, I.John, Col. of the Carlow Militia, d.unra.;
II. Philip, of whom we treat. The 2nd son,
Philip Newton, Esq., to. Oct. 17b5, Sarah Bagcnal, heiress
of Dunlecknev, and by her (who d,. 17 Jan. 1832) left at
liis decease, Oct. 1833, a son and successor,
■Walteb Newton, Esq. of Dunleekney, m. 22 March, 1817,
Anne, 5th dau. of the Hon. George Jocelyn, brother of Bobert,
1st Earl of Roden, and had issue,
Philip Jocelyn, now of Dunleekney.
Thomasina Jocelyn, oi. 22 Nov. 1853, the Marchese Don
Odoardo Frederick Eaffael Gadaleta.
Mr. Newton d. 23 Aug. 1853.
Anns — Az., two ostrich feathers in saltire between three
boars' heads erased arg. tusked or, in the centre chief point
a cross-crosslet of the last. Creit — Out of a ducal coronet or,
a boars head between two ostrich feathers arg. the neck
charged with a cross-crosslet az. Motto — Pro patri^.
6'(;'(i— Dunleekney, Manor, Bagenalstown. C'iiii— Kildare,
CO. Dublin. ,.
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NEWTON OF KILLYMEAL.
Newton, Andeew Willoughbt, Esq., of Killy»
meal House, eo. Tyrone, M.A., B.irrister-at-Law,
h. 14 Jan. 1849; m. 15 Aug. 1872, Blanche, dau.
of John Howard, Esq. of Sampford PevereU, Devon-
shire, by whom he had issue,
I. CouTENAT HowAED, 6. 15 May, 1S74. ^
II. Willoughby John, d. an infant.
I. Annie Adelaide, 6. 6 Sept. 1877.
ILtUCaSC. — This family claims to be a branch of the
old Cheshire House of Newton, derived immediately from
Etchabde Newton, descended from a family long estab-
lished in CO. Chester, who was Town Clerk of Carrickfergus
1595, and who had allotments of part of corporate property
1595, a portion of which is still in possession of the family.
His son,
Eichard Newton, Esq., Sheriff of Carrickfergus 1598, 1600,
and 1601, m. a dau. of John, and sister of Andrew Willoughby,
and was father of
Makmadcke Newton, Esq., Sheriff of Carrickfergus 1624
and 1632, whose son,
Eichard Newton, Esq. of Galgorra, co. Antrim, m. Blar-
garet, sister of John and Willoughby Chaplin ; and d. 1700,
having had four sons, the eldest, Marmaduke, High Sheriff of
Carrickfergus 1687, and Mayor 1692-3, d. v. p. s. p. The 2n(i
son,
Andrew Newton, Esq. of Galgorm, Sheriff of Carrick-
fergus 1718, m. his cousin Margaret, dau. of John Chaplin,
by Mary his wife, dau. of Alderman Andrew Willoughby,
and had issue a son,
Henry Newton, Esq. of Galgorm, m. Sarah, sister of the
Eev. Joseph Eraser, of Carrickfergus, and (besides a son,
Willoughby Chaplain, who d. s. p.) was father of
Andrew Newton, Esq., first of Galgorm, co. Antrim, and
afterwards of Coagh, co. Tyrone, J.P. for cos. Tyrone and
Londonderry, 6. 1749; m. Margaret, dau. of Eobert Hamilton,
Esq. of Mintlone, co. Armagh, and by her (who d. 12 Feb.
1829) had issue,
Henry, b. 10 June, 1779; m. Eliza Crookshank, otherwise.
Ledlie, and had, besides three daus., Margaret, Beatrice
Walkinshaw, and Jane, a son, Andrew, M.D., who m. Mary
Johanna, dau. of Major-Gen. James Murray, C.B., and
d. leaving a son, Capt. James Patrick Murray, Bombay
Native Infantry.
Eobert, b. 24 Dec. 1782; to. Alicia, dau. of the Eev. J. Paul,
Eector of Ballinderry, co. Tyrone; and d. 14 Feb. 1831,
leaving a son, Eobert, 6. 25 Oct. 1831, m. 27 April, 1864,
Elizabeth Anne, dau. of W. P. Geoghegan, Esq., M.D., and
two daus., Jane and Margaret.
Andrew, of whom we treat.
W^illoughby Chaplin, b. 13 May, 1789; m. 23 July, 1844,
Mary Anne, eldest dau. of Capt. Henry Oulton. of the o7tl»
regt., and d. 1868, leaving a son, Willoughby Chaplin New-
ton, b. 8 Dec. 1845, to. and has issue.
Beatrice, to. Eichard Oulton. Esq.; and d. 1838.
Frances, m. Robert Smith, Esq. ; and d. 17 Dec. 1876.
Catherine, m. Charles Shells, Esq. of London, afterwards of
Liverpool, and now of Killiuey, co. Dublin; and d. 29 Nov.
1800.
Eliza, m. James Scott, Esq. of BloomhiU, co. Tyrone.
Mr. Newton d. II April, 1826. His 3rd son,
Andrew Newton, Esq. of Coagh, 6. there 26 Jan. 1785,
went to resiJe at Dungannon. He m. 22 Jan. 1811, Jane, dau.
of Joseph Courtenay, Esq. of The Grange, co. Antrim, and d.
II June, 1872, aged 87, leaving by her(who d.20 March, 1863)
issue,
CocRTENAY, his heir.
Andrew James, b. 2 March, 1816, emigrated to New Zealand,
and (/. in Sidney, July, 1855, having to. Mary Jane Sea-
right, by whom he had issue, Andrew, Scaright, and Sarab
Darley.
EoDEUT William, of Bcllevue House, co. Londonderry, J.P.
sm
THE LANDED GENTRY,
NIC
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for the COS. of Tyrone and Derry, 6. 8 May, 181S; vi.
11 Keb. 1S47, Catherine Johanna Vosa, dau. of Capi. John
Bloorc Tittle, J. P., late ot Kann Hill, Colciain, and by
her (.who <i. 12 May, ls78) has issue,
1 Andrew Coubtenay, 6. 7 Jan. 1850.
2 Robert William, /». 17 Aug. 18u6.
3 John Moore, 0. 7 May, 1860.
4Thomti.>;, b. 4 June, ISt!;); i<. 24 May, lS(i6.
6 WillouKhby Marniaduke, 6. 15 Jan. 1868.
1 Johanna Catherine Voss, m. 4 July, ISfi", Williani
Gregory Lawrence, ICsq., J. P., IJannlield, Coleraine; and
</. 7 July, 1809, leaving issue one son, Samuel Luwrenuf;.
2 Jane Adelaide. 3 Susan.
4 Mary IClizabeth Francos, d. young, 10 Jan. 1859.
ft Jlarcaret,
)..
Jane.
6 Annie, d. 12 July, 1874, >
Mary Anne. Margaret
The eldest son,
CouETENAY Newton, Esq. of Killyme.nl House, co. Tyrone,
6. 19 Feb. 1814; m. 1st, 10 Jan. 1837, Frances, dau. of the
llev. Thomas Stanley Monck, Rector of CloncKain, co. Water-
ford (who (/. 15 March, 1839) ; and 2ndly, 1'.: teb. 184H, Anne,
dau. of Richard Howard, Esq. of Mitcham, Surrey, by whom
(who d. Nov. 1S75) he had issue,
I. Andrew WiLLoconBT, now of Killymcal House.
II. Courtenay, (/. an infant.
I. Mary Howard, ni. IG April, 1869, Henry Russell Kelly,
Esq. of Dungannon. ii. Anna, d. 30 April, 18C:i.
Mr. Xewton d. 4 May, 1877.
Arms — Arg., in chief two lions' gambs erased sa., each
grasping a key ppr. and in base a lion rampant gu. charged on
the breast with a croiss-pattee of the lirst. Ci-est — A martlet
sa. charged on the breast with a cross pattee arg. JHot'.o —
Faveat fortuna.
S«(<— Killymcal House, Dtingannon, co. Tyrone. Towi
Sesidiuce — 17, Fitz William Square, Dublin.
NIBLETT OF HARESFIELD COURT.
KiBLETT, John DA^"IEL Thomas, Esq. of Hares-
field Court, CO. Gloucester, M.A., J. P. cos. Glouces-
ter and Worcester, b. 10 July, 1809 ; m. 15 Feb.
18-49, Caroline Anne, roungest dau. of David
Arthur Saunders, Esq. of Gloucester, J. P.
fLillCilQC. — This patronymic is spelt in dee Is of Hentiy
Vnth's time Nyblet, Niblct, and also Kiblett, as nowadays.
It has been conjectured to have been a name of local origin,
derived from one or other nf the three parishes or hamlets in
CO. Gloucester called Nibley.
They were lords farmers under the Abbots of Gloucester of
the manor and demesne of lirockthrop, and were bound by
tenure to find a Vicar, and to maintain him at their own
projicr cost and charges, the vicarage being about a furlong
distant from the courthouse, where they resided. John, the
father, and Andrew his son, appear in succession as holding
Tinder this tenure. Next we find another Andbew in Standish,
of whom presently.
Dr. Stephen Niblett, 40 years Warden of All Souls' Coll.,
Oxford, and who d. 1776 (described in the University Register
as son of John Niblett, of St. Martin's, Westminster, gentle-
man), was supposed to be of the same family, and to have
sprung from Richard, 3rd son of Andrew of Standish. He
gives for his arms, as seen in the college chapel, sa., a serpent
rising in pale ppr. and in chief a cinquefoil or, between two
doves arg. beaked and membered gu.
Andbew Niblett, of Standish, co. Gloucester, to. 15S1, Alice
Baity, and had five sons. The youngest,
Samuel Niblett, of Standish, 6. ir)94; m. Jane, dau. of
Bobert Payne, of Colthrop, in Standish, by whom he left at
his decease, 1688, a son,
Samcel Niblett, of Standish, Gent., 6. 1G40 ; m. 1665, Anne,
dau. of Anthony Rowles, of Great Haresfield, and by her (who
d. 1676) left at his decease, 1719, a son,
Daniel Niblett, of Haresfield, Gent., m. 1st, 1690, Judith,
dau. of John HoUiday, of Woodchestcr, co. Gloucester, by
whom (who d. 1694) he had two daus., Anne, d. an infant, and
Mary ; and 2ndly, 1696, Alice, dau. of Roger Buckle, of Cole-
thrope, and by her (who <?. 1699) had n son. William, (/. in
infancy. He m. Sidly, Deborah, dau. of Thomas Kinsman, of
Highworth, and by her (who d. 176G) ho had (with other
Usue, d. in infancy),
Daniel, of Haresfield, 6.1708; m. 17C1, Elizabelh Eowlcs;
and d. s. p. 1772.
Samcel, of whom presently.
Deborah, m. 1729, William Vincr, V.~q.
Anne, iii. 1722, Newton Brabant, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. 1748, John Harris.
Mary, -m. 1747, Richard Stephens, Esq.
Sarah, m. 1757, Vincent Jenner.
Mr. Niblett d. 1719. His younger son,
Samuel Niblktt, Esq. of Gloucester, Banker, 6. 1714; tii.
1st, 1745-6, Elizabeth Stock, of Gloucester; and 2ndly, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Edward Handford, Esq. of Redmailey, and by
the former left (at his decease, 1798) a son,
John Nibleti', Esq. of The Moat Place, Haresfield, l. 2 July,
1747, High Sherifl' 1784-5; m. 1784, Catherine, 2nd dau. and
co-heir of Edward Whitcomlic, Esq. of Orlclon, East Ham, co.
Worcester, High Sheriff 1777, and by her (who (Z. 1840) had
issue,
Daniel John, of Haresfield Court.
Ca'heiine, to. William Stewart, Esq. of Sea Park, near Car-
rickfergus, co. Antrim, and d. 3 Nov. 1867.
Mr. Niblett d. 20 June, 1794, and was s. by his son,
Daniel John Niblett, Esq. of Haresfield Court, J.P. and
D.L., lli-h Sheriff 1816, 0. 29 May, 1785; to. '24 Aug. l!S08,
Emma Catherine, eldest dau. and co-heir of the Rev. Thomas
Drake, D.D., Vicar of Rochdale, co. Lancaster, and bad issue,
I. John Daniel Thomas, now of Haresfield Court.
II. Edward Henry (Rev.), B.A., Rector of Rcdmarley, co.
Worcester, 0. 26 Oct. 1810; /,!. 2 Nov. 1818, Mary Anne,
2nd dau. of James Law Stewart, Esq. of Jamaica, and d
20 Nov. 1877, having had issue,
1 Arthur Edward, b. 24 March, 1852.
2 Henry Morton, 6. 11 July, 1854.
1 Eleanor Mary. 2 Jessie Beatrice,
in. Francis, an Architect, 6. 8 Jan. 1814; ?,i. 7 Juno, 1853,
Matilda Hester, eldest dau. and co-heir of Charles Itansford
Court, E.sq. of Colhum, and has issue,
1 John .Morton, 6. 18 July, 1854.
1 Catherine Elizabeth.
IV. William, b. 21 Sept. 1815; d. «)!;«. 20 Feb. 1849.
V. Bobert, Surgeon, b. 2U Nov. 1816; d. unm. 13 May, ISGO.
VI. Charles Samuel, b. 1 Feb. 1820; d. unm. 27 Sept. 1852.
I. Emma Catherine, d. 18 July, 1818.
II. Elizabeth, 7/t. 22 Oct. 1851, William Fleming, Esq., M.D.,
of Rowton Grange, co. Chester.
Ho d. 31 Aug. 1S62, and was s. by his son, John Daniel
TuoMAS Niblett, Esq.
Arms — Az., on a chevron arg. between three eagles rising
or, as many bars gemelles gu. Crest — An eagle rising quar-
terly or and arg.
iitut — Haresfield Com-t, near Stonehouse, co. Gloucester.
NICHOLIi OF THE HAlVr.
KiCHOLL, GeoegeWhitlock, Esq. of The Ham,
CO. Glamorgan, and Court Bletliin, co. Monmouth,
Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple, Eecorder
of Usk, Constable of the Castle of Llunblethan,
ex officio filayor of Cowbridge, J.P. cos. Glamorgan
and Monmouth, b. 2 Feb. 1816 ; m. 12 Oct. 1853,
Mary Lewisa, dau. and co-heir of William Nicholl,
Esq. of Penliine, co. Glamorgan, M.D., and had
issue,
I. Iltyd George Bond, h. Feb. 185G ; d. young.
II. Iltyd Bond, b. 28 June, 1862.
III. George Bleddyn Tyrrell, b. 26 May, 18G5.
IV. Digby Seys Whitlock, 6. 28 Aug. 1807.
I. Edith Eleanor.
?ltnr<tSC.— -iLTTD NicnoLL, of The Ham, in the pnrish of
Llantwitt Major, co. Glamorgan, Surgeon, 3rd son of Iltyd
Niclioll, Esq. of Llantwitt Major, and his wife, Cecil, dau. and
heir of Edward Turberville. Esq. of Llantwitt JIajor (by Cathe-
rine his wife, dau. andco-heirof WatkinTliomas John Watkin,
of The Ham), descended from Sir Pain Turberville, one of
Fitzhammon's knights,* was 6. 1603: and jh. 24 Feb. 1C30,
Barbara, dau. of Alexander Yorath, Esq.; and dying 15 Jan.
1671, aged 68, left, with a dau., Cecil, wife of Richard Portrey,
Esq., a son and heir,
Iltyd Nicholl, Esq. of The Ham, 6. March. 10^5, who to.
Mary, dau. of Morcan Jones, Esq. of Great Frampton, co.
Glamorgan, and had issue four sons and one dau. Mr. Nicholl
d. 1700, aged 05, and was .«. by his eldest son.
The Rev. Iltyd Nicholl, of The Ham, Rector of Llanmae?.
CO. Glamorgan, .who TO. Susanna, Srd dau. and co-heiress of
John Whitlock, Esq. of Bingham, Somerset, and had issue,
WniTLOcx, his heir.
lltutus, b. 11 Jan. 1723; d. x. p. 7 Juno, 17.11^ ^^_
* The Ham was Cecil's property, and descended to her
youngest son, Iltyd. The Turberville family are descended
from Jestyn ap Grii.iANr. Prince of Glamorgan, founder of the
V. Royal Tribe of South Wales.
IICG
NIC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NIC
JoHK, of Llanrnaes (see NicHOLt, of Merthyrmctor).
Mary, b. 8 April, 17'il; d. 15 April, 1777.
The Kev. Mr. Nicholl d. Feb. 1733, aged CO, ami w;;s s. hy his
eldest son,
Whitlock NiciioLi,, Esq. of The Ham, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 174C, b. 1 Sept. 1720; m. 13 Jan. 1741, Anne, 'ind duu.
and eveutiuilly co-heir of John Lewis, Esq. cf I'enlline, only
son of William John Lewis, Esq. of Penlline, and his wife
Elizabeth, 3rd dau. and co-heir of Humphroy Tuiberville, Esq.
of Clemenstone, co. Glamorgan, by whom (who d. 4 Jan. 17'J7,
aged 75;, he had fourteen children,
I. Iltyd (Eev.), D.D., Hector of Trcddington, co. Worcester, 6.
15 Nov. 1743; m. Ann, eldest dau. and eventually sole
heiress, in her issue, of George Hatch, Esq. of Windsor,
Berks (by Mary his wife, eldest dau. and eventually heiress
of Avery Tyrrell, Esq. of Stanford) ; and -/. in the lifetnne
of his father, 9 Oct. 1787, leaving is.-;ue by her (whocf. Sept.
183'J, aged 81) two sous and three daus.,
1 Iltyd, successor to his grandfather.
2 Whitlock, M.D., h. 1 Sept. 1786; to. 1st, 12 July, 1812,
Margaret, youngest dau. of Rev. Robert liickard.", Viear
of Llantrisscnt, co. Glamorgan, who d. s. p. 13 April,
1831 ; 2ndly, 15 Oct. 1832, Charlotte, dau. of James
Deacon Hume, Esq., of the Board of Trade, who (/.
19 March, 1835, aged 29, leaving a son, Hume Nicholl,
Capt. Dragoon Guards, b. 21 Feb. 1834, m. 28 Dec. 1854,
Frances Blary, youngest dau. of the Rev. Joseph Tweed,
Roetor of Capcl and Wenham, Suffolk, and has issue,
Iltyd Arthur Hume, b. 7 Jan. 185G.
Cecil Hume, b. 4 Jan. 1859.
Jestyn Hume, 6. 2(i July, 1&50. Allan.
Ella Augusta. Cliailotte.
Dr. Nicholl d. 3 Dee. 18.38.
1 Anna Louisa, in. 18 Aug. 1818, William Addams Wil-
liams, Esq. of Llangibby Castle, co. Monmouth, M.P. lor
the CO.; and d. July, 1861.
2 Augusta Maria, m. 14 Sept. 1815, William Nicholl, Esq.,
M.D., 2nd son of Edward Nicholl, Esq. of Llanblcthian ;
d. 10 July, 1858.
3 Susanna, m. 7 April, 182.'i, Rev. Robert Bathurst
Pluuiptrc; and d. 15 March, 1849.
It. John (Rev.), B.D., Rector of Remenham, h. 3 June, 1740;
711. 8 Jan. 17^8, the Hon. Mary Flnwer, dau. of Henry, 1st
Viscount Ashbronk. He d. s. p. 16 July, 1830.
in. Wliitloek, Lieut. 11. N., went down in the " Ville do Paris,"
'IJ Sept. 1782, aged 35, I'Mm.
IV. ICdward, of Llanblcthian. co. Glamorgan, h. 23 Jan.
17-19-50; TO. Catherine, dau. of Mr. Jonathan 'Ihoma;;, of
Llantwitt M.ajor, co. Glamorgan, and by her (who d. 18 Hl-jjI.
1821, aged 67) had Issue,
1 Edward, of Llanblcthian, Licut.-Col. in the army, of
H.M. 84th regt. of infantry, b. 8 Nov. 177G; d. unin.
28 June, 1847.
2 William, K.L., M.D., M.R.C.S.L., of Penlline, co. Glamor-
gan, and of Ryde, Isle of Wight, b. 9 May, 1778; )/!,.
14 Sept. 1815, Augusta Maria, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Iltyd
Nicholl, D.D., of The Ham, co. Glamorgan, Rector of
Treddington, co. Worcester; and d. 23 June, 1853, having
had i.ssue,
William Lew!.'?, 6. 17 Nov. 1821 ; d. imm. 23 Dec. 1843.
Mary Augusta, d. young in Madeira, 4 April, 1824.
Augusta Jane, m. 6 Oct. 1842, Rev. Iltyd Nicholl, JI.A.,
oldest son of Iltyd Nicholl, Esq. of The Ham, cu.
Glamorgan.
Anna Maria, m. 14 Oct. 1843, S.amuel Wittcrwronge
Clayton, Esq. of Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Mary Lewisa, m. 12 Oct. 1853, George Whitlock Nicholl,
Esq. of Court Blethin, co. Monmouth.
Dr. Nicholl, a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan, s. to the
Penlline estate on the death of his aunt, Mr.s. Lewis, of
PoAllinc.
3 Whitlock, of Adam's Down, near Cardiff, co. Glamorgan,
.T.P. and D.L. of that co., and Cnpt. in the Ycomanrv, /..
8 May, 1782; and r^. 12 Sept. 1853, having vji. 16 Jan.
1817, Mary Anne, dau. of John Vincent, E.«q., and by
her (who d. in London, 27 Oct. 1833) had issue,
Robert Edward Whitlock, b. 10 March, 1819, a.'-sassinated
at Naples 26 Aug. 1848.
Frederick Vincent, b. 14 July, 1821; d. %nim. 1 Axinl,
1855.
George William, 6. 10 Feb. 1825; m. July, 1849, Mary
Doughuss, and has a son, Whitlock George, 6. 20 July,
1860.
Mr. Edward Nicholl d. 9 June, 1837.
V. William, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 10 Sept. 1751 ; m. Frances,
dau. of William Cadogan, Esq., M.l)., of London. He d.
5 Feb. 1828, and his wife d. 7 Dee. 1819, without issue.
VI. Robert, M.A., of DimUmds House. {Hcc Carne of St.
DnnnCs Ca^tli'.)
I. Anne, 6. 19 Dec. 1742, o.s.; m. Rev. Richard Evans, B.D.
of LlandafF, who d. Feb. 1788. She d. 19 Dec. 1824, aged
82, without issue.
II. Louisa, b. 2 March, 1758; m. 4 June 1796, Daniel Jones,
Esq. of Beaupre, co. Glamorgan; and d. s. p. 1 June 1830.
I
ITT. Susanna, h. 14 Sept. 1760; to. Jan. 1799, John Bevan;
ICsci. of Cowbridge, who d. 8 Aug. 1823, aged 04.
IV. Elizabeth, d. unm. 11 Dec. 1775, aged 23.
V. Lydia, d. unm. 23 Feb. 1781, aged 37.
VI. Slary, d. imm. 13 Jan. 1848, aged 81.
Mr. Nicholl d. 21 Jan. 1788, aged 67, and was s. by his grand-
son, ■
Ilttd Nicholl, Esq. of The Ham, J.P. cos. Glamorgan and /
Monmouth, High Sheriff co. Monmouth, b. 18 July, 1785; m. l\
Aug. 1807, Eleanor, only child and heiress of Geoi-ge Bond,
Esq. of Newland, co. Gloucester, and Court Blethin, co. Mon-
mouth, and by her (who d. 19 Feb. 1850, aged 74) had issue,
I. Ilttd (Rev.), M.A., 6. 5 April, 1814; ni. 6 Oct. 1842, his
cousin, Augu.sta Jane, 2nd surviving dau. and co-he;r of
William Nicholl, Esq., M.D., of Penlline, co. Glamorgan,
and of Ryde, Lsle of Wight, and by her (who d. at Hastings,
3 July, 1851) had one dau., Augusta Eleanor, d. young,
25 April, 1850. He d. 11 Feb. 1807.
II. (iEoRGK Whitlock, his heir.
HI Wdliam Henry, 6. 11 Aug. 1S19; m. lS71,Mrs.|EIizabeth
Paine, and d. 21 Oct. 1873, leaving issue, George Bond;
Eleanor; and Florence.
I. Eleanor Anne.
II. Mary, to. 11 Jan. 1S53, Sir Mathcw Digby Wyatt.
Mr. Nicholl d. 22 Oct. 1871, and was s. by his eldest sur-
viving son, George Whitlock Niciioll, now of The Ham.
Arnu — Sa., three phcons arg. Crest — On the battlements of
a tower a Cornish chough wings expanded all ppr.
Hnii — The Ham, Cowbridge, co. Glamorgan; Court Blethin,
CO. Monmouth.
o
NICHOLL 05" SilERTHYR MAWR.
Nicholl, John Cole, Esq. of Mertliyr Mawr
House, CO. Grlamorgaii, J.P., D.L., 6. 30 Aug. 1823;
m. 30 May, 1860, Mnry De la Becbe, dau. of Lewis
Llewelyn Dillwyn, Esq. of Heudrefoilan, co. Gla-
morgan, M.P. for Swansea, and lias issue,
I. John Iltyd Dillwyn, 6. 1 May, 1S61.
II. Lewis Dillwyn, b. 25 Sept. 1864.
III. Rice Mansel Dillwyn, b. 14 June, 1875.
I. Mary Theresa. il. Gwenllian Jane.
III. Dorothy Caroline.
ILinCilfJC. — John Nicholl, Esq. of Llanmaes, co. Gla-
morgan, 3rd son of the Rev. Iltyd Niciioll, of The Ham,
in the parish of Llantwitt Major, co. Glamorgan, Rector of
Llanmaes, by his wife Susanna, 3rd dau. and co-heiress of
John Whitlock, Esq. of Bingham, Somerset, m. Elizabeth
Havard, and d. 21 Feb. 1773, aged 47, leaving issue two sons,
I. Iltyd, of Llanmaes, who to. Jane, dau. of Henry Morgan,
Esq. of Bristol ; and d. 23 Dec. 1786, leaving a son,
1 Iltyd Nicholl, Esq. of Llanmaes, and Portland Place,
London, Her Majesty's Procurator-General, to., and had,
with other issue,
Henry Iltyd Nicholl, D.C.L., of London, m. and had
issue.
II. John, of Merthyr Mawr.
The 2nd son.
The Right Hon. Sir John Nicholl, Knt., D.C.L., F.Il.S.,
M.P., of Merthyr Mawr, co. Glamorgan, Dean of Arches, and
Judge of the Prerogative Court, b. 10 March, 1759. In 1833,
he obtained the office of Judge of the High Court of Admiralty,
and, 1834, that of Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canter-
bury. He TO. 8 Sept. 1787, Judy, youngest dau. of X'eter
ISirt, Esq. of Wenvoe Castle, and by her (who d. 2 Dec. 1829)
had issue,
John, his heir.
BTiiry Anne.
.luiiv, w. Charles Franks, Esq., a Banker in London.
Katiierine, m. Sept. 1820, the Very Rev. Charles Scott
Luxmoorc, Dean of St. Asaph ; and d. Nov. 1830.
Sir John Nicholl d. 26 Aug. 1838, and was s. by his only son,
The Right Hon. John Nicholl, M.P., D.C.L., of Merthyr
Mawr, CO. Glamorgan, b. 21 Aug. 1797; m. 14 Dec. 1821, Jane
HaiTiot, 2nd dau. of Thomas Mansel Talbot, Esq. of Margam
Abbey, by the Lady Mary Lucy Strangways his wife, 2nd dau.
of Henry Thomas, 2nd Earl of llchester, and by her (who d.
1874) had issue,
I. John Cole, now of Merthyr Mawr.
II. Iltyd Thomas Mansel, Capt. R.N., &. 19 May, 1828; 7K.
30 April, 1862, Cecilia Mary, dau. of Rear-Admiral Arthur
William .Teruingham, nephew of George William Lord Staf-
ford, and has issue,
1 Arthur Joseph, b. 4 Aug. 1S64.
2 Iltyd Fiancis, b. 9 Feb. ISOii. \
3 Bernard Vincent, b. 3 Sept. 18C7. ▼
1 Imelda Mary.
1
NIC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NIC
11G7
iiT. Kdward Powell (Rev.), M. A., Banning Heath, Maidstone,
(■. 14 Aug. 18:51; )<i. April, 18GG, Sarah, dau. ofjuhu Jtu-
kii:s, Esq. of Llanblethiun, and has issue,
1 Theodore, b. Jan. 1SG7.
•J Gilberl Henry, l>. Juno, 1S7I.
:; Hubert .Maiisil, /j. J ul>-, 1b7J.
■i Thomas Traherne, 6. .March, 1874; d. Dec. 1C75.
r. Denys lulward, A. Oct. 1876.
I Ernestine Theresa. 2 Gwendoline,
iv. Stephen Henry Fox (Rev.), Eector of Llandough, oo.
• ilaniorgan, 6. 2S July, 183b; m. 21 April, ISGS, Sarah
Frances, dau. of Yen. T. King, Archdeacon of llochester,
and has issue.
\. Christopher Rice Ilavard, Lieut.-Col. Rifle Brigade, 6.
15 Dec. la36; ),(. 23 April, 1868, Florence Emma, dau. of
Rev. Charles Rumsey Knight, of Tythcgston Court, co.
Glamorgan, and has issue.
VI. Spencer Perceval Talbot, Capt. 43rd Light Infantry, 6.
10 July, 1841.
I. Lucy Blary, d. unm. n. Christiana Judy.
ni. Judy Theresa. iv. Katherine Maria.
Pr. NichoU, one of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, Judge-Advocate-General, and Vicar-General of the
Province of Canterbury, d. at Rome, 27 Jan. 1853.
i Arms — Sa., three pheons arg. Crest — A castle surmounted
i by a Cornish chough wings expanded all ppr. Jlolto — I^il falsi
j ttudeat.
j iScat— Mcrthyr Mawr, Bridgend, co. Glamorgan.
Windsor, Mus. Doc. Oxon; she d. 18G3, leaving issue three
Sims and one dau.
V. Anna Octavia, m. 1847, William John Jarvis, Esq., and
lias issue one son and live daus.
Arms — Az., on a fess humcttc between three lions' heads
erased or, two eagles risii\g of the field. C.cft—\ lion's head
erased az. goiged with a collar gcineU gold between two wings
paly of six or and az. Jyo(«f)— Labor ipse voluptas.
(i'atJ— Luwford Hall, near Mauningtree, Essex.
NICHOLS OF LAWTORD HALL.
NlcnoLs, Feancis Mokgax, Esq. of Lawford
Hall, Esses, J. P., Barrister-at-Law, of Liucoln's
Inu, M.A. of Oxford (where he was formerly
Fellow of Wadham Coll.), and F.S.A., b. 29 April,
1826 ; m. 2 April, 1857, Mary, eldest dau. and co-
heir of Walter Buchanan, Esq. of Peurith, co.
Cumberland, and Sussex Place, Paddington, J. P.
for Middlesex, by Irene his wife, dau. of Edward
Pearcc, Esq. of Stony Stratford, co. Bucks, and heir
of her brother, the Eev. Thomas Edward Pearcc,
of Exeter, and has issue,
I. John Eowyer Ecchanan, 6. 13 Nov. ISoD.
Ji. Walter Buchanan, b. 13 Oct. 1860.
I. Irene, b. 9 Jaij. 1862. ii. Isabel, h. i April, 1SC4.
Ililiragr.— John Xichols, F.S.A., author of r/ie ^i's<o?-y
of LeicesUrihire, Zitcrayy Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century,
<fcc., Ac, m. 1st, 1766, Anne, sole dau. and heir of William
Cradock (and one of the co-heirs of Robert Onebye, Esq. of
Lowdham Hall, Suffolk, d. 1753), who d. 18 Nov. 1776, leaving
issue two daus., Anne (rf. 1815) the 1st wife of Rev. John
Pridden, M.A., F.S..\., Rector of St. George's, Botolph Lane,
and Vicar of Caddington, Beds; and Sarah, d. xvam. 1813.
";r. Nichols M. 2nrtly, 1778, Martha (d. 1788), dau. of William
n, of Hinckley, co. Leicester. He d. 26 Nov. 1826, having
I further issue that survived infancy four daus., Martha
.•^ idclbia, d. unm. 1816; Mary, hi. 1814, John Morgan, Esq.,
: ii'l d. 1850, leaving issue; Isabella, d. 1868; Anne Susanna,
I 1S53; and one son,
JoHS BowYER Nichols, of Hanger Vale, Ealing, and
Parliament Street, Westminster, F.S. A., 6. 15 July, 1779; ni.
'■ Tune, 1805, Eliza (c?. 1846), dau. of John Baker, Esq., Master
lie Society of Apothecaries in 1822; and d. 19 Oct. 1863,
I. ing had issue six sons and eight daus., of whom the sur-
vivors were,
I. JouN GouGH, of Holmwood Park, Surrev, and Parliament
Street, Westminster, F.S.A., b. 22 May, 1806; ra. 22 July,
1843, Lucy, eldest dau. of Frederic Lewis, of Chiswiek,
Middlesex, Commander R.N. ; and d. 14 Nov. 1873, having
had surviving issue, John Bruce, of Holmwood, Surrey,
'I. A. ot Oxford, 6. 18 Nov. 1848; m. 1874, Frances, dau. of
Henry Morgan, E.sq. of Norwich, and has issue, Lucy, in.
1 June, 1869, Percy Mortimer, Esq., younger son of Charles
Smith Mortimer, Esq. of Wigrr.ore, Capel, Surrey.
II. Robert Cradock, F.S.A., of Sussex Place, Hyde Park, h.
18 Oct. 1824 ; m. 16 June, 1868, Emily Mary, dau. of WU-
liam Kinsey, Esq.
MI. Francis Morgan, of Lawford Hall.
I. Maiy Anne Iliffe, d. unm. 28 Jan. 1870.
II. EiiMiia Onebye, hi. 1845, Thoina.s Griffiths, Ksq. of TTam-
inersmitli: and </. 1849, leaving issue, Mary Elizabeth,
.1. 1870, William Macdonald Bird, Esq.
ill. Harriet Elizabeth, -m. 1844, Rev. William Comyns
Kerkeley, and d. Is75, leaving issue (see Berkeley of
I 'jtlieiid;!').
IV. Isabella Gcorgina, the 2nd wife of George J. Elvey, of
NICHOLSON OP B.^-LBATH ETJilRY.
NicHorsoN, CHRisTOPnEii Akmttage, Esq. of
Ealnith Burry, co. Meath, M.A., J. P., il\<^\\ Sheriff
1856, b. 17 June, 1825; m. 25 March, 1858,
Frances Augusta, eldest dau. of Hon. Augustus
Henry Macdonald Moreton', by Mary Jane his
wife, dau. and co-heir of Sir Charles Macdonald
Lockhart, 2ud bart. of Lee, Carnwath and Largie,
and Emilia Olivia his wife, dau. of Sir Charles
Boss, 6th bart. of Balnagowan, by Lady Mary
FitzGerald his wife, dau. of Wdliam Eobert, 2ucl
Duke of Leinster, and has issue,
I. Gilbert Moreton, 6. 9 March, 1860.
II. John Hampden, 6. 29 June, 1871.
1. Mary Jane. u. Ehzabeth Katliarir.e.
III. Emilia Olivia.
iLinCilQC — This family came originally out of co. York.
GiLiiERT >iicH0LS0N, of Bare and Poulton, of Lyndall, in Lons-
dale, and of Barbon and Easterton, in We:itmorland, m.
Grace, dau. and co-heir of Gyles Curwen, Esq. of Poulton
Hall (descended from Curvten of Workington), and had issue,
I. Francis, d. v. p., leaving a son, HciiPHRT, who s. his
grand.ather. ii. Giles.
1. Grace, m. Thomas Biathwaile, Esq. of Ejamont, near
Lancaster.
Gilbert Nicholson d. 1605, and was s. by his grandson,
Humphry Nicholson, who was father of
Gilbert Nicholson, some time of Poidton, co. Lancaster,
and of the city of Dubhn, 6. 1620, a Lieut, in the Royal Army
before 1G49, and one of the '49 officers whose arrears of pay
were paid up after the Restoration, " for service done by them
to his Majesty or to his Royal Father as comuiissioned officers
in the wans of Ireland, before the 5th day of June, 1649."
By tlie Act of Settlement he received grants of land in co.
Monaghan, which he sold, and bought Balrath Burry in 1669.
He afterwards resided in Dublin, and d. 20 April, 1709, in the
89th year of his age. He and his wife Mary, are buried in
Christ Church Cathedral, and on their tombstone appears the
arms and crest still used by the family. The issue of the
marriage were,
I. Christopher, of the Middle Temple, entered IG June, 1680.
He d. in London, 1688, without issue by Jane his wife.
II. Thomas, of whom presently.
in. John, m. and had issue two sons and two daus.
The 2nd but eldest surviving son,
TuoMAS Nicholson, Esq. of Balrath Burry, M..4. Ch. Ch.
Oxford 1685, b. 1662, inherited Balrath Burry in 1709, and was
executor of his father's will. In 1692 he was a Commissioner
for CO. Meath under 4 William <fc Mary, cap. 33, and High
Sheriff of the co. 1704. He m. 1st, 3 Feb. 1691, Mary, dau. of
John Beauchamp, Esq., and had with other issue, who d
young, a dau., Anne, whose dau., Margaret, was 2nd wife of
Sir Richard Steele, Bart, of Hampstead. He -»i.2ndly, 11 July,
1700, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of John Wood, Esq. of Gar-
clony, and had issue,
I. Christopher, of whom presently. ii. John, d. s. p.
III. Thomas, d. s. p. iv. Gilbert, d. s.p.
He m. Srdly, Rose, widow of Simeon Pepper, Esq. of Bally-
garth, but by her had no issue. The eldest son,
Christopher Nicholson, Esq. of Balrath Burry, High Sheriff
CO. Meath 1735, m. 1st, 25 Oct. 1723, Elinor, only dau. of
Simeon Pepper, Esq. of Ballygarth, by Rose his wife, dau. of
Hon. Oliver Lambart, of Painstown, and granddau. of Charles,
1st Earl of Cavan, and had issue,
I. JoiUN, of whom presently.
II. Thomas, m. and had one son, John, j;;. Eliza, dau. of
Harris, of the Moor, near Exeter, and liad three uaus.
III. George. Major in the BulTs. iv. Christopher.
V. Hampden, m. Sarah, dau. of Rev. Arthur uriusby.
1. Rose. U. Christian. m. Euulia.
1168
KIO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
JfIC
He m. 2ndly, 27 Dec. 1751, Mary, dan. of Oliver Lambart, Esq., '
of Painstown, but by her bad no issue. His eldest son,
John Xicholsos, Esq. of balrath Burry, Capt. in the Cold- |
stream Guards, h. 27 July, 1724; m. 18 Sept. 1766, Anna
Maria, dau. of Sir Samuel Aruiytage, 1st bare, of Kirklees,
CO. York, and had is.'sue,
I. CflnisTOPHEB Aemytage, his heir.
u. Jolin, 6. 21 Jlarcb, 1771; d. unhi.
He d. 29 March, 1782, and was s. by his son,
Chkistopheb Akmttage Xicuolsos, Esq. of Ealrath Burry,
M.A.,D.L., J.P., High Sheriff co. Meath 1791, 6. 10 July, 1768;
m. 1st, 16 May, 1796, Catharine, dau. of William Newcome,
D.D., Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland, by
Anna Maria his wife, dau. and co-heiress of Edward Smyth,
Esq. of Callow Hill, to. Fermanagh, 2nd son of Yen. James
Smyth, Arch'ieacon of Meath, and had issue,
1. John Akmtta';e. his heir.
u. Christopher Hampden, Lieut-Col. Grenadier Guards, 5.
10 March, 1803; d. unm. 21 Feb. 1S66.
m. William (Eev.), Hector of Welford, Berks, 6. 1 July,
180.T. '!. 15 De-. 1b78.
rv'. Thomas Gilbert, J.P., h. 3 March, 1819; m. Grace
Frances, dau. of Ven. Eoberc Alexander, Archdeacon of
Down.
I. Anna Maria, d. unm.
3e m. 2ndly, 16 Feb. 1826, Anna, dau. of Georpre Lenox
Conyngham, Esq. of Sprin^liill, co. Londoiidcny, by Olivia
his wife, dau. of Wm. Irvine, Esq. of Castle Irvine, co.
Fermanagh, and had issue,
V. Armytage Lenox, J. P., of Lisdhu, near Dnngannon, 6.
17 Oct. 1834.
II. Olivia, d. an infant. m. Sophia Elizabeth.
He d. 18 Dec. 1S49, and wass. by his eldest son,
Jobs Aemttage Nicholson, Esq. of Balrath Burry, M.A.,
L.M.. M.E.I.A., D.L., J.P., High Sheriff co. Meath 1827, 6.
2 June, 1798; m. 21 July, 1S24, Elizabeth Rebecca, dau. of
Nathaniel Alexander, D.D., Bishop of Meath (nephew of
James, 1st Earl of Caledun), by Anne his wife, dau. and heir
of the Eight Hon. Sir Eichard Jackson, of Forkhill, co.
Antrim, by Anne his wife, sister of John O'Keill, 1st Viscount
0"iseill, and had issue,
I. Chbistopheb Aemttage, his heir.
n. Nathaniel Alexander, .M. A. Tiin. Coll. Oxford, 6. 5 Dec.
1826 : d. unm. 15 Feb. 1874.
m. John Hampden (Eev.), M.A., Curate of Welford, 6.
27 June, 1831; d. unm. Dec. 1870.
IV. William Newcome, M.A., i. 22 May, 1833; m. 15 Dee.
1874, Amabel Margaretta, dau. of Eeginald Thistlethwayte
Cocks, of the Castleditch family, and of Henrietta Pole his
wife, dau. of WUliam Steuari, Esq. of Aldenham Abbey
and Tempsford Hall.
V. GUbert De Poulton, M.A., M.D., b. 8 April, 183.5; m. 12
Aug. 1876, Minna Anna Bertha, n^-: Br&xwitz, and has issue,
Gilbert William De Poulton, 6. 3 April, 1878.
I. Katharine, 'lU. WilUam Stuart, Esq. of Aldenham Abbey
and of Tempsford Hall, and has issue.
n. Anne, m. Samuel Sanderson, Esq. ci Clover Hill, co.
Cavan.
Mr. Nicholson d. 9 Dec. 1872, and was s. by his eldest son,
Cheistophee Aemttage Nichoi.sos, now of Balrath Burry.
Arms— Erm., on a pale sa. three martlets arg. Cyx; — A
leopard sejant arg. spotted sa. thrust through the neck with a
demi-lance ppr. :MrAio — Pro repubUca.
ji,r.„( — Balrath Burry, near Kells, co. Meath. Toiai, Ilcv.se —
28, Queen Anne's Gate.
♦
NICHOLSON OF BAT-LOW.
Steele-X ICHOLSON, James, Esq. of Ballow, co.
Down, and Falmore, co. Donegal, parc'hased Bailow
from his nephew, b. 5 Feb. 1819 ; m. 30 Dec. 1870,
]tfaria Katherine, dau. of George Augustus Chiches-
ter Macartney, Esq. of Glendarragb, co. Donegal,
and has issue,
I. Geoege Perct, b. 15 Feb. 1872.
II. WiUiam Herbert, 6. 27 Nov. 1875.
I. Caroline Edith. ii. Maria Kathleen Isabel.
ILiuCJlJC. — This branch of the family of Nicholson was
originally from Cumberland. The first who was located in
Ireland, settled at Ballymagee, near Bangor, co. Do^rn, in the
reign of King James I. He had (with two daus., the elder,
■wife of WilUam McMuUan) two sons. The elder,
William Nicholson, of Bailow, co. Down, 6. 1591 ; m. Miss
Janet Brown (who d. at the age of 80, 1680), and had issue,
John, d. V. p. 1655 ; and Hcgh, his successor. Mr. WiUiam
Nicholson d. 5 April, 1665. His elder son,
noon Nicholson, of Ballymagee, m.jliss Isabel Orr, and I j
her (who d. 1696) had issue four sons and two daus.,
William. John.
James, of Ballymagee, h. 16C3; 'hi. Jane, dau. of Francis
Allen, Esq., Collector of Customs at the port of DonaghaUee ;
and d. 9 Dec. 1727, leaving issue three sons and two daus.,
Francis ; James ; Archibald ; Margaret ; and Isabel.
Heni-y.
Margaret, m. William Glenholme, of BaUymascaw, co. Down,
and had issue. Mary.
Mr. Nicholson was s. by his eldest son,
William Nicholson, Esq. of Bailow, b. 1659; m. Eleanor,
dau. of James Dunlop, of Bangor, and by her (whoo!. ITJO,
had issue two sons. Dying 3 Jan. 1704, he was «. by the elder.
Hugh Nicholson, of Bailow, b. 1 Nov. 1697 ; d.unm. 25 Aug.
1722, and was s. by his brother,
William Nicholson, Esq. of Bailow, 6. 23 Oct. 1699: /!
Mary, dau. of Hugh Whyte, Esq. of Ballyree, co. Down 1;
his 2nd wife, Anne, eldest dau. of Alexander Hamilton, Es,;.
of Ballyvemon, by his wife Isabel, eldest dau. of John Bhick-
wood, Esq. of Ballyleidy, co. Down, ancestor of the Earl o;
Dufferin). By that lady (who m. 2ndly, Patrick Clealand,
Esq. of Ballymagee, andc^. 29 Oct. 17S7, aged 84) he had issue.
Hugh, heir to his father.
AVilliam, heir to his brother.
KoEERT Donaldson, who s. his brother William.
Susanna, b. 1729; m. Hugh Jackson, Esq. of Ballywoolcy.
CO. Down, and had issue.
Margaret Maxwell, 6. 1734; to. Eobert Gawen Steele, Esq.
and had, with other issue,
William Nicholson Steele, who inherited the Nicholsoi
property under his uncle Williams will.
Mr. Nicholson d. 17 June, 1740, and was .5. by his son,
Hugh Nicholson, of Bailow, who d. during his minority.
1743, and was s. by his brother,
William Jsicholsox, Esq. of Bailow. b. 1723; m. 1st, 1774
Agnes, dau. of John Cleland. Esq. of Whitehorn, co. Wiston
and widow of Eichard Eose, a Lieut, in the E.I.C.'s niilitar}
service; she d. 11 July, 1775. He m. 2ndly, 1777, Sarah, ilau
of George Wells, of Belfast, but had issue by neither. He- •/
5 April, 1793, having devised his estates, failing issue of i;
brother Eobert, to his nephew, William NIcholson Stlll:;
who eventually succeeded. He was s. by his brother,
EoBEET Donaldson Nicholson, of Bailow, who dying u,im
5 Sept. 1803, was .t. by his nephew,
William Nicholson Steele-Nicholson, Esq., J. P., of Eal
low, b. 5 April, 1772, who assumed the additional surname 0
Nicholson in compliance with the testamentary injunction 0
his uncle ; he m. 27 Feb. 1807, Isabella, dau. of Jacob Han
cock, Esq. of Lisburn (by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thoma
Phelps, of Dublin, and his wife Sarah, only child of IssuLlia
Willcocks, of that city. Banker), and had issue by her,
EoBEET, his heir.
John, b. 26 Oct. 1812, of Melbourne, .\u.!tralia.
WilUam, 6. 21 Sept. 1817; ,«. 22 July, I806, Jane Frances
4th dau. of Thomas Benjamin Middieton, Esq. 01 Dublin.
James, now of Bailow.
Charles, b. 21 May. 1823; ffT27 Dec. 1846.
Elizabeth, m. 10 Dec. 1832, James Eose Cleland, Esq. 0
Eath Gael, co. Down, J.P. and D.L., and has issue.
Margaret.
Mary, m. 1st. 11 April, 1861, Hugh Moore, Esq. of Nootk
Lodge, Carlingford. co. Louth, who d.6 July, 1S66: sh
m. 2ndly, 7 Oct. 1868, Andrew Frederic DunsterviUe, Esq.
Capt. Argyll and Bute Artillery Militia.
Isabel. Emily.
Mr Nicholson d. 8 Nov. 1840, and was s. by his eldest son.
EoBEKT Nicholson, Esq. of Bailow, co. Down, M.A.. -T P
Barrister-at-Law, b. 22 July, 1809; m. 16 Feb. 1841, Elizalet
Jane, youngest dau. of Walter Nanglo, Esq. of Kildalkcy, cc
Meath, and d. 30 July, 1870, having had issue,
I. Hugh, b. 25 Jan. 1842; d. v. p. 2 Dec. 1851.
II. Waltee, 6. 17 July, 1843; d. s. p. 1873.
lu. Edwaed, b. 23 March, 1845, eventually s. to Ballot
which he sold to his uncle James, the present propriito)
and emigrated.
IV. Eobert. b. 29 Aug. 1847 ; m. 20 Oct. 1874, Isabel Hami'tor
dau. of James D. Eose Cleland, Esq. of Eath Gael Housi
CO. Down, and has issue,
Eobert Jocelyn.
Wini Helen.
V. William Otway, 5. 31 Dec. 1849; m. 27 Oct. 1874, 1.rnr
Levingstone, dau. of Edward Wheelock, Esq. of N<.
Orleans, North America, and has issue,
Wheelock.
VI. Hugh, 6. 20 Oct. 1854, lost at sea in the " Innisfallcn."
VII. Gilbert Hamilton, b. 26 Sept. 1660.
I. Catherine Elizabeth.
u. Isabel Frances, d. 20 Nov. 1575.
NIC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NIC
1169
(jfamih) of .Sftclc.
JonK Stefle, T.sq. of Poriavo ami Carnaloasli, co. Pown,
6. about the year 1G55; ?h. .Maiy, d;\u. of James lilaeliwuotl,
Esq. of liangor, anil hail issue,
James, of whom nothiuR is known. .ToflM.
Mary, hi. JoUu Crawford, of llok'stone, co. Antrim, ami had
issue. Margaret.
Mr. Steele tf. 1721. ITis 2n(l son,
John Stf.kle, Esq. of Belf.ist, m. 23 Xov. 1721, Isabel, dnu.
of Alexander Hamilton, Esq. of Ilallyvernon, co. Down, and
his wife Isabel, eldest dau. of John Blackwood, Esq. of
Ballylcidy, co. Down, ancestor of the Earl of Dufferin, and by
her (who d. 15 May, 1739) had issue, eight sous. Mr. Steele d.
1740. His last surviving son,
BoBEKT Gaven Steele, Esq. of Ballymacarrct, co. Down,
fji. 1st, Margaret Maxwell, dau. of William Kicholson, Esq. of
Ballow, and by her (who d. 1S05) had issue,
Hamilton, b. 21 June, 1768: d. unm. 1807.
William Nicholson, his successor.
Eobcrt, t). 22 March, 1775; d^unm. 1806.
Mary, 0. 24 Ecb. 1770; m. Hugh Kearns; and d. 9 Eel).
1833, leaving issue.
Mr. Steele m. 2ndly, May, 180G, Mary, dau. of Uichard Walker,
Gent, of Todstown, co. Down, but had no other issue. He d.
23 March, 1814, and was s. by his only surviving son, William
Nicholson Steele Niclu'lson, Esq. of Ballow, who had (.rc-
yiously inherited the Kicholson property, and assumed that
surname.
j<rm.?— Quarterly : gu., two bars enn. in chief three suns
or, for Nicholson ; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a bend countcr-compony
or and .«a. between two lions' heads erased gu. on a chiet az.,
three billets of the second, for Steele. Cresls — Out of a ducal
coronet or, a lion's head erminnis, for Nicholson ; a demi-
eagle wings displayed, holding in its beak a snake ppr., for
Steele. Motto — Deus mihi sol.
ieat— BaUow House, near Bangor, co. Down.
NlCOIi OF BALLOGIE.
NicOL, William Edward, Esq. of Ballogie,
CO. Aberdeen, J. P. and D.L. co. Kincardine, and
J.P. for CO. Aberdeen, b. 1816 ; m. 1873, Catherine
Kicoll Lewis, E<q., only child of J. W. Prout,
Esq. of Neasden House, Middlesex.
Jf.tUC(t(JC. — This family was originally settled in co.
'Sutherland, and after severe fights with the Mackintoshes,
appear to have come south and settled in Aberdeen and
CO. Kincardine. The late
William Nicol, Esq. (son of James Nicol. who d. 1803, and
Mary RanUen his wife, who d. 1811), ra. Margaret, dau. of J.
Dyce, Esq. of Aberdeen, and had issue,
James Dyce, late of Ballogie, M.P.
Jane, »i. J. Fleming, Esq. of (ilasgow.
Mary, ni. A. Low, Esq. of Criggie.
Margaret, m. William Nicol, *",sq. of London.
Elizabeth Forbes, m. llobinsoii Duckworth, Esq. cf Liver-
pool. Christina, m. James Wright, Escj. of J^diuburgh.
'Ir. Nicol (?. 1 820; his widow rf. 1841. His son.
Tames Dyce Nicol, Esq. of Ballogie, co. Aberdeen, and
l.ntoy, CO. Kincardine, J.P. and D.L. for cos Aberdeen
! Kincardine, M.P. forthe latter co. 1865 to 1872, 6. 13 Aug.
■) ; m. 1844, Catherine, dau. of Edward Loyd, Esq., Banker,
Manchcsler and London, and d. 16 Nov. 1872, having had
issue,
I. William Edward, now of P.allogie.
II. James Dyce, of Badcntoy, co. Kincardine, .T.P. and D.L.,
M.A., 0. 1848. III. Lewis Loyd, 6. Ib.jb.
I. Margaret Dyce. ii. Sarah Loyd.
Ams — Az., a fess between sis niascles arg. Crest — A grcy-
, hound's head ppr. Motto— Vid^lc.
&«t— Ballogie, Aberdeen.
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ITICOLLS OF aAKTSKEE.
NicoLLs, George Archibald, Esq. of Garislccr,
CO. Kildare, J.P., E.N., Uigh ShcriiF 1877, *. 15
■June, 1869, at tlie decease of Miss Nannie, to
the estate of Lis kinsman, John JN'angle, Esq. of
Garisker.
itl'lTC<igC.— The family of Nangle— "de Angulo,"— was
ostablislud in Inland by Gilbert de Angulo, one of the
Anglo-Normans who accompanied Slrongbow to that country
in 1169. One of its dcsuciidaats,
IlicnARD Xangle, Esq. of Coole, co. Wcstmeath, a Major in
King Chaules's army against Cromwell, ),(. 1G4I, Eleanor
Kitzslmmons, of Tullcnally, now called Pakcnham Hall, of an
old and inHuential family in the county, and had (with three
dans., the eldest »j. William Dease, Esq. of Turbotstown; the
2nd, Peter Bathe, Esq. of Kniglitstown ; and the old, Emma,
m. Pierce Bermingham, Esq. of Garisker) two sous,
Garrett, of whom presently.
l''raniis, Col. in King James ll.'sarmy, father of Thoma<!, who
had issue, Francis, Col. in the Austrian service; Thomas,
Mcrcluint in Dublin; Kii-liard, who (/. in I'.ombay ; Jerome,
a Priest; and a dau., who /;t. Mr. doliuson, of Warrens-
town, CO. Mcath.
The elder son,
Garhett, or Gerald Nangle, Esq., aM.ijor in King Jamfs
II.'s army, mi. 1673, Miss Cicely Nugent, of Castletowndelvin,
and had a son,
John Nangle, Esq., m. 4 May, 1704, the widow of Fitzgeraltl
of Burton and Blullaghmast, and had issue.
Hyacinth, of whom presently.
Cliristopher, Men-hant in Dublin, d. 1752.
John, Capt. in iJcrwick's rcgt., killed at Fontcnoy. He la.
and had two daus., Cecilia, (./. iDim. ; and Elizabclh, m. W.
Walsh, Esq. of Kilmurry, co. Mcath, and was grandmother
of Anne Bagot, of Kilmactolway (or Castle Bngot), who m.
U'Ji), Ambrose O'Ferrall, Esq. of Bulyna, co. Kildare.
Cicely.
The eldest son,
Hyacinth Nangle, Esq., m. 1752, Mary, dau. of Walter
Dowdall, Esq. of Clone, co. Mcath, was, with his wife and
eldest child, a boy three years of age, barbarously murdered,
March, 1757, in their house at Streamstown, co. Wcstmeath,
the only survivor of the family being a son, then one year old,
CnRisToPHicn Nangle, Esq., afterwards of Garisker, m. 1780,
Ellen, dau. of Garrett Dardis, Esq. of Jigginstown, co. West
mcath, and had issue (with five other daus., all of whom d
unm.),
John Hyacinth, of Garisker.
William Peter, who d. 'unru. Jan. ISJt.
Chi'istopher, d. young.
Mary Eleanor, of whom presently.
lie d. 12 June, 1836. His eldest son,
John Hyacinth Nangle, Esq. of Garislcer, J. P., Itigli PherifF
CO. Kildare 1830, d. untu. 17 Sept. IbOJ, and was .v. by his
sister,
BIary Eleanor Nangle, the last Nangle of Garisker, wh»
d. 3 June, 1869, aged 78, and was buried at Ballinadrumna, co.
Kildare, when the estate devolved on her cousin, Geoeoe
Arcuiisald NicoLLS, Esq., now of Garisker.
Mr. Nicolls, who thus s. to Gari.sker, is the descendant of an
old Scotch family whieli is stated to have been estnlilishcd in
Ireland in the reign of James I., by Arcliibald Nicolls, a cornet
in Col. Clayton's regiment of cavalry, to whom a grant was
made of Kilshruly, co. Longford, llosson, co. Leitrim, together
with other considerable estates. One of his descendonts was
Archibald Nicolls, of Granard, M.D. (2nd son of .Archi-
bald Nicolls, of Eosson, eo. Leitrim), m. Catherine, youngest
dau. of Patrick O'lleilly, Esq. of Gallet and Granard (uncle of
Bernard O'lleilly, Esq. of Ballymorris, and Curistoplier
O'Eeilly, Esq. of Auneville), and had issue,
Archirald, of whom presently.
Patrick, of Navan, w. Miss Brady, and left surviving issue,
1 Patrick, M.D., of Belmont, Navan ; 2 John (Ven.),
Catholic Archdeacon of Mcath; and 3 llichaid Dcnipsey,
M.D. Gustavus, cJ. wiiiu. Philip, ci. «/ij/j.
John, d. in America.
Simon, M.D., of Longford, m. Bridget, only dan. of John
McCann, of Granard, and has issue, 1 Archibald, LL.B.
Trin. Coll. Dublin (gold medallist), Barristcr-at-I.aw;
2 John Thomas, Trin. Coll. Dublin (gold medallist),
A.I.C.E., 7)1. IMary, dau. of Edward T. fficiich Beytagh,
Esq., (-I.e., Clanniont, co. lloscommon; 1 Ellen Mary;
and 2 Catherine JIary.
Mary, in. Johu Deunan, Esq. of Dublin.
The eldest son,
Archiuald Nicolls, M.D., Belmont, Navan, co. Mcath, m.
Mary, dau. of George Dowdall, Esq. of Cause.'iown, co. Mcath,
and cousin of John Nangle, Esq. of Garisker, and d. 1821,
leaving issue,
George Arciitrald, now of Gari.sker.
Archibald Dowdall, of i'ullyard, Trim. Clerk of the Crown and
Pi^ace, CO. Meath, m. Mary Helena, dau. oi Edward Fletcher,
Esq., late of the Uth Lancers, and has issue, llyaiinih ;
Dowdall; Edmond Arthur; Frances Mary; and Constance
Victoria.
Anna Maria, m. Benjamin Vaussard, of Beaumont I.e Roger,
and has issue, George, and ilircc daus., Gcorgina, ;n. Gascon
Vttussard ; Margjitc ; and Lizzy.
1170
:ms
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOE
Ar;n.<t—Az., three pheons arg. points down, on a chief of tlie
last a thistle ppr. between two trefoils slipped vert. Crest— A
naked arm couped at the elbow and erect ppr., charged with a
phcon sa., and holding in the arm a bow or, stringed arg.
Jii'itto — As an arrow true.
^■,.«£— Garisiicr, Broadford, Moyvalley.
HIGHTINGAIiE OF EMBLEY.
See SnoKE.
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CHUISTOPHER-NISBET-HAIjIILTOSr OP
DIELETON.
The Eight Hos. Robert Adam CnEiSTOPnEn-
NtsBET-HAMiLTON, of Dirleton and Belhaven, co.
lladdirgton, and Eloxham Hall, co. Lincoln, J.P.,
l;tte M.P. for the northern division of that shire, a
Privy Councillor, and Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster from March to Dec. 1852, b. 9 Feb. ISOl ;
m. 28 Jan. 1828, the Lady Mary Bruce, eldest
dan. of Thomas, 7tli Earl of Elgin, and heiress
of her molher, Mary, only child of William Hamil-
ton Nisbet, Esq. of Dirleton, and dying 9 June.
1877, left an only child,
Mary Geobgina Constance.
This gentleman, whose patronymic was DrxDAS,
assumed the surname of Christopher, in compli-
ance with the will of George Manners, Esq. of
Bloxholm, whose estates he became possessed
of in right of his wife, and subsequently, in 1855,
added the names of Nisbet-Hamilton.
iLillfatJC— The first of the Nisbets of Dirleton (sprung
from a scion of Nisbet of Nisbet) was Sir John Niseet, Lord
Dirleton, a famous Lawyer, one of the Senators of the College
of Justice, and Lord Advocate to King Charles II. He was
son of Sir Patrick Nisbet, also a Lord of Session as Lord E;ist-
bank. The eventual heiress of the family, Mart, only child
of William Hamilton Nisbet, Esq. of Dirleton, m. 1st, II
March, 1799, Thomas, 7th Earl of Elgin, by whom she had
two sons, George Constantine Lord Bruce, who d. unra. 1840 ;
■\\'illiam, who d. young ; and three daus., i. Lady Mary, in.
Eobert Adam Dundas, the late Hon. E. A. Christopher
Nisbet Hamilton ; ii. Lady Matilda Harriett, m. 1839, Sir
John Maxwell, Bart., and d. 1807 ; and iii. Lady Lucy, m.
1823, John Grant, Esq. of Kilgraston.
Philip Dcndas, Esq., Governor of the Prince of Wales'
Island, 4th son (by Jean, his 2nd wife, dau. of William Grant,
Lord Prestongrange) of Robert Dundas, Esq. of Arniston,
Lord President of the Court of Session, elder brother of Henry,
1st Viscount Melville, m. 1803, Margaret, sister of Sir David
Wedderburne, Bart., and d. 1807, leaving two sons, Robert
Adam, who assumed the sui"nanies of Christopher Nisbet
Hamilton, and was of Dirleton and Bloxholm ; and Philip,
Col. in the army, m. 30 Oct. 1858, Lady Jane Charteris, dau.
of Francis, 7th Earl ofWemyssand March; andrf.lSDec. 1870.
Arms — Quarterly, Ist and 4th, gu., a sword paleways arg.
hilted and pommelled or, between three cinqucfoilsof the second,
for Hamilton ; '2nd, arg. on a chevron gu. between three boars'
heads erased sa. as many cinquefoils of the first, the chevron
ensigned with a thistle ppr., for Nisbet ; 3rd,, arg. a chevron gu.
between three pineapples ppr. a chief sa., for Christopher.
Supporters — Two horses arg. bridled gu. Motto — Ride through.
HeaAs — Archeifield, Drem, N.B. ; Biol, Prestonkirk, N.B. ;
Bloxham Hall, near Sleaford ; and Well Vale, near Alford, co.
Lincoln. •
NISBET OF SOUTHBROOME HOUSE.
Nisbet, Egbert Parrt, Esq. of Southbroome
House, CO. Wilts, J.P. and D.L., High Slieriff
1849, M.P. for Chippenham 1856-59, h. Aug. 1793 ;
m. 1st, 17 Nov. 1817, Clara Amelia, only dau. of
Ma-jor Thomas Harriott, of West Hall, Surrey, and
by her had issue, five daus.,
I. Clara, m. Thomas Powney Martin, Esq. Bengal Civil
Service, of Marsliall's Wick, Herts.
II. Emma, in. P. Douglas Uadow, Esq. Barrister-at Law.
HI. Caroline.
IV. Anne, to. John Harvey Astell, Esq. of Woodbury Hall,
near Cambridge, M.P. for Cambridge 1852-3, afterwards
for A-shburton. v. Jane.
He m. 2ndly, 10 Dec. 181G, Elizabeth, only dau.
of E. Greene, Esq. of Hinxton Hall, co. Cambridge,
j and relict of the Eev. H. Curtis !?mith, son of Sii
; John Smith, 2nd bart., of The Down House and
Sydling, co. Dorset,
ILtncatJC. — Walter Nisbet, Esq. younger son of Ar.cni-
BALD Nisbet, Esq. of Carfin, co. Lanark, by Emilia his wife,
dau. of Hon. Archibald Stuart, of Dunearn, son of Jnmes, 3rd
Earl of Moray, in. Miss Maynard, of Nevis, and had three sons
and two daus.,
Walter, of whom presently.
Josiah, M.D., of the lsU|of Nevis, m. Francis, dau. of William
Herbert, Esq., wliick lady in. 2ndly, Horatio, the 1st aud
great Lord Nelson. James.
Anne, d,. v.mn.
JIary, in. James Lockhart, Esq. of Castle Hill and Cam-
nethan House, co. Lanark.
Tlie eldest son,
Walter Nisbet, Esq. in. Anne, d.iu. of Robert Parry, Esq,
of I'lasnewydd and Lhvyn-on, co. Denbigh, High Sheriff of
Merioneth in 1746, of Carnarvon, in 1749, and of Flint in
1759, and by this lady had issue,
Walter, d. 1833.
Josiah, m. 1823, Rachael, eldest dau. of Sir John Marjori-
banks, Bart, of Lees, co. Berwuck, formerly M.P. for that
shii'o, and are both iiecea'ed.
KoiiERT Pariit, of Southbroome House.
Harry, m. Anne, dau. of the Rev. H. Curtis Hayward, of
Quedgley House, co. Gloucester, who d. leaving issue.
Carolme, deceased.
Emilia, in. the Rev. C. M. Mount, Prebendary of Wells, and
was the heiress of her uncle, J. M. Shaw, Esq. of Ashford
House, Middlesex.
Arms — Arg., three boars' heads erased sa. within a bordnre
invected gu. Crest — A boar's head as in the arms. Motto—
Vis fortibus arma. ,
Seat — Southbroome House, Devizes.
I
NISBETT OP CAIP.lTHILIi.
Nisbett, John More, Esq. of Cairnhill, co.
Lanark, J.P., b. 28 Feb. 182G ; m. 4 April, 1818,
Lady Agnes Dairy mple, 3rd dau. of Norman, 9th
Earl of Stair, and has issue.
JLilTCrtgC. — George More Nisbett, E.<;q. of Cairnhill (son
of John More Nisbett, Esq. of Cairnhill, by Jane MacArthur
his wife, and grandson of George Nisbett, Esq., who m.
IMargaret More, heiress of Cairnhill), in. 27 April, 1825, Isabella
Frances, dau. of Francis Carteret Scott, Esq., 6th son of
Tliomas Scott, Esq. of Malleny, and d. 28 Nov. 1843, having
had issue,
John More, his heir, now of Cairnhill. Francis Scott.
Isabella, in. 5 Jan. 1855, Hugh, 6th Lord 'JIassy.
Charlotte. Jane. Georgina.
Arms — Arg., three boars' heads erased sa. Crest — A bcr'S ;
head erased as in the arms. Motto — Vis fortibus arma.
Heat — Cairnhill, Airdrie, co. Lanark.
NOEL OP mOXHULL PAl^TC.
Noel, Berkeley - Plantagexet - Gfilford-
Charles, Esq. of Moxhull Park, co. Warwick, J.P.
and D.L., b. 29 July, 1821 ; m. 8 June, 1852, Milli-
cent Mary, dau. of the Hon. and Eev. Francis Noel,
of Teston, Kent (by Cecilia his wife, sister of Ist
Lord Methucn), and has issue,
I. Charles Francis Adderley, Lieut. 2nd Dragoon Guards^
h. 30 Aug. 1854.
II. Edward Henry, b. 12 Feb. 1859.
HI. James Harrington, h. 17 Feb. 18G1.
I. Louisa Letitia Millicent.
]\rr. Berkeley Noel is only son of the Hon. Berkeley
Octavius Noel, M.A. (brother of Charles, 1st Earl
of Gainsborough, see Burke's Peeraqe) by Letitia
Penelope his wife, only dau. of Ealph Adderley, Esq.
of Elmley Castle, co. Worcester, and Coton Hall, co.
Stafford, 4th in descent from Sir Charles Adderley,
of Hams, co. Warwick, 1st Equerry to King
Charles I., and Master of the Horse to Charles II.
Tliis lady was widow, 1st of Andrew Halket, Esq. of
MoxhuU Park, co. Warwick, and 2ndly, of the
Hon. Berkeley Octavius Noel, aud d. 18 Jan. 1866.
Arms—QT, fretty of ten pieces gu. a canton crm. Crcsi—
A buck at gaze arg. attired or. .Motio — Tout bien ou lien.
Scat — MoihuU Park, near Binning ham.
NOE
THE Lx\NDED GENTRY.
NOK
1171
NOEL OF BELIi HALL.
Noel, CrrAntES Peurott, Esq. of Bell Hall, co.
Worcester, J.P., late 4Sth regt., 6. 12 June, 1830 ;
m. 3 April, 185(5, Heurietta Margaret, only dau. of
the Rev. James Nelson Palmer, Rector of Ereamorc,
Hants.
I£ III rncjr.— James Xoet,, Ksq. of Ililcote, who, in 5 TTenry
VI U., was noiiiin.iiod by Act of I'arliament one of the Justices
10 I'eane for assessing and collecting the poll lax, (fee,
„.. ;i dau. of Richard Pole, of Langley, co. Derby, by whom
he had seven sons. Andrew, the 3rd, was ancestor of the
Earls of Gainsborough (scf I'crke's Extinct Peerage). From
Robert, the eldest, derived the Xoels of Hilcote. A descendant,
it is staled, of this Robert,
Walter Noel, Esq. of Hilcote, co. Stafford, son of Walter
Noel, Esq., m. Catherine, o;iIy dau. of Jolin Pcrrott, Esq.,
of Bell Broughton, co. Worcester, and by her had a son,
' John Perrott Koel, Esq. of Bell Hall, in. Margaret,
3au. of John Amphlett, Esq. of Clent House, co. Stafford,
and by her (who m. 2ndly, Edward Andrews, Esq. ; and Srdly,
John Gwinnell, Esq.) had (with three sons, John Pcrrotl,
Edward, and Walter, the first, two of whom m. and had issue,
iut who are all now deceased) another son,
Charles Noel, Esq. of Bell Hall, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
Ifi53, 6. 2 July, 1802; m. 18 June, 1828, Mary, youngest dau.
■T. John Wylde, Rector of Aldridge, co. Stafford ; and
Feb. 1877, having by her (who d. 8 June, 1861) had
ARLES Perrott, now of Bell Uall.
;il iry Katherine, m. 18nS, Rev. R. Lowbridge Baher, of
llamsden, Oxon ; d. 1871.
Arms — Or, fretty gu. a canton erm. Crest — A buck atgnzc
\rs. attired or. Mottoes— iu% suum cuique, for Perboxi' ;
• bien ou rien, for Noel.
.i— BeU HuU, BeUbroughton.
NOLAN OF BALLINDERBTT.
NoLAX, John Philip, Esq. of Ballinderry, co.
GJ.alwav, J.P., M.P. for co. Galway, Major R.A., b.
J Aug.' 1838.
JLiltfilJC. — Our ancient writers, the national records,
irivate muniments, monumental and traditional history, all
ie:ir testimony to the origin and pedigree of the O'NoIans.
•Coating, the historian, in tracing the royal genealogies of Ire-
and, comes to Conn Ceadh Calhach, "Conn of the hun-
Ired battles," whom he states to have had two brothers,
"rom Eochaidh Fionn, one of them, descended O'Nuallain, other-
vise O'Nolan : and O'Ferrall " Linea Antigua" (Ulster's OfBce)
~ the detailed descent of John O'Nolan from this Eochaidh
II, brother of Conn, Monarch of Ireland.
The chief of the sept of O'Nolan, which gave name to the dis-
rict of Fothart O'Nolan, submitted and did homage to I^ing
iEXRT II., who confirmed to him his possessions and rights.
Camden, in his Britann>-t, refers to the O'NoIans, as does
. in his Hibernia. The Leinster line of the family, the
lans of Ballykealy, co. Carlow, continued to preserve
iii.ir estate until about the middle of the last century, a very
^rnarkable example of ancient and continuous territorial pos-
in. Hardiman, in his History of Galway, records that
ng the reigns of Hesrt VI. and Edward IV. several
nt families settled in the town of Galway, and he espe-
>• mentions the O'NoIans. Their ancient family seat, in
^'iunaught, was the Castle of Ballinrobc, of which Thomas
<iiLAN, Esq., d. seised, 18 June, 1G28, leaving Agnes Martin,
lis widow, and Gregory, his son and heir. A great portion of
heir property of Ballinrobe was confiscated in the civil war of
641, but a part still remains with their representatives and
11 ir.<!, the BaUinderry family. There were two lines of the
lans ; one, that sealed at Ballinderry, we now describe;
other was of Loughboy, co. Mayo. Several marriages
ook place between the O'NoIans and the Burkes of Clanri-
arde and Mayo. The immediate ancestor of the present
(.presentative of the Nolans of Ballinderry,
Patrick Nolan, Esq. of Ballinderry (son of John Nolan,
■pq. of the same place) had several confirmatory grants of
"I in the cos. of Mayo and G,alway teni}). Charles II. (Re-
ofth" Rolls, vol. xii., Ulster's Office). He m. 1667, Anne,
• I. (by Mary his wife, dau. of Sir Dominick Browne, of
arra Browne, co. Galway) of Sir John Browne, Bart, of the
■ calc, ancestor of tlie noble Houses of Kilmaine and Shgo,
nd had, witii othci* issue,
John Nolvn, Esq. of B.illindcrry, m. Feb. 1709, Ellis, end
dau. of William Braliazon, Ksq. of New Park, co. Mayo,
Capt. of a troop of horse in King James's II. army, and one of
the Commissioners for the capitulation of Limerick, by .Mary,
his 1st wife, dau. of George Browne, Esq. of The Ncale, and
left a son and heir,
Patrick Nolan, Esq. of B.allinderry, m. a dau. of Martin,
Esq. of Tullyra Castle, co. Galway, and was s. by his son,
John Nolan, Esq. of Bullinderry, m. Margaret, dau. and
heir of James French, Esq. of Port-a-Carron, Lough Corrib,
CO. Galway, and was father of a son and successor,
John Nolan, Esq. of Ballinderry, m. Sept. 1809, Blary, dau.
of John Browne, Esq. of Castle Moyle, and by her (who d.
18r)2; had a son,
John Nolan, Esq. m. Sept. 1836, Mary Anne, dau. of
Walter Nolan, Esq. of Loughboy, and d. v. p. April, 1847,
leaving issue,
John Philip, now of BallindoiTy.
Walter Raymond, of Clarcuiaddon, co. Galway (as heir to
his maternal grandfather), Major 17th Lancers, b. 31 Aug.
1839. Francis, I5arrister-at-L.iw, J. U Dec. 1341.
Philip, Indian Civil Service, b. 22 Sept. 1844.
Sebastian Michael, 6. 17 March, 1816.
Edward, Lieut. 18th Hussars, 6. 6 Dec. 1S47,
Elizabeth.
Arms — Gu., on a cross or, between four swords erect arg.
pommels and hilts of the second a lion passant of tne fir'^t,
between four Cornish choughs sa. beaked and legged of the
field. Crest — A demi-lion rampant gu. Hollo — Cor imum via
una.
Seal — Ballinderry, Tuam,
NORETJEY OF SHERHIDGE.
NoEBUKT, Thomas Coningsby, Esq. of Sherridge,
CO. Worcester, late Capt. 6tb Dragoon Guards, and
now Col. of the Worcestershire Militia ; J.P. and
D.L. CO. Worcester, and J.P. co. Hereford, b.
2 Feb. 1829 ; m. 2 June, 1855, the Hon. Gertrude
O'Grady, dau. of Standish, 2nd Viscount Guilla-
more, and has issue, .
I. Coningsby, 6. 4 May, 1SC5.
II. Frederick Paget, b. 15 May, 1SG7.
III. Wilfrid Arthur, b. 11 Sept. 1SC9.
I. Eleanor Gertrude. ii. Florence.
III. Katherine, m. 25 July, 1878, Rev. F. E. Wilmot.
IV. Winifrid. v. Beatrice.
Hinf age. — Henry Jones, Esq., son of Thomas .Tones,
Esq., m. Anne Chillingworth, and had four sons, all of whom
d. .?. p., except
Thomas Jones, Esq., m. 1783, Ursula, 3rd dau. of Benjamin
Johnson, Esq., Alderman of the city of Worcester, and by her
had an only son,
Tho.mas Norbuby, Esq. of Shenidge, co. Worcester, J.P.
and D.L., b. 1 Dec. 1783 ; m. 27 Sept. 1S27, Mary Anne, only-
child of Coningsby Norbury, Esq. of Droitwich, and had
issue,
Thomas Coningsby, now of Sherridge.
Henry Richard, 6. 26 Sept. 1837 ; d. 20 May, 1850.
Mary Anne Dannet, m. 25 Oct. 1853, the Hon. and Rev.
George Robert Gifford, Rector of Rackcnford, N. Devon,
youngest son of the 1st Lord Gifford ; and d. 1871.
Frances Cecilia, >?!. April, 1865, W. G. Coventiy, Esq., eldest
son of the Hon. W. Coventry, who d. 1874,
Emily Charlotte.
This gentleman assumed, by sign-manual, upon the death of
his father-in-law, Coningsby Norbury, Esq., in 1840, the .sur-
name of NoRBtJRY, in lieu of his patronymic Jones, as like-
wise the arms of Norbury. He d. 31 March, 1866.
Arms — Sa., a chevron indented erm. between three hulls*
heads cabossed arg. armed or. Crest — Out of a crown vallcry
or, a bull's head sa. armed gold ; in the mouth a treloil vert.
Seal — Sherridge, near Malvern, co. Worcester.
NOECLIFFE OF LANGTON,
NoRCLiFFE, Rosamond, widow, of Langton H"all»
CO. York, b. 21 July, 1808 ; ot. 12 May, 1S;!0,
Henry Robinson, Esq. of York, and by liiin (who
d. 30 Dec. 1858) had issue,
I. IIcGH, 6. 3 May, 1831 ; late Capt. 43rd Light Infantry.
II. Charles Best (Rev.), b. Oct. 1833.
m. Henry, 6. March, 1S41 ; d. Dec. 18C3, ur„ii,
IV. Thomas, b. Sept. 184&.
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'^on
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOB,
V. Francis Best, 6. Aug. 1851.
I. Ann Xorcliffe, d. unm. Jan. 18G2.
II. Eosamond, m. Jan. 1859, the Rev. F.Metcalfe, of Lincoln
Coll. Oxford ; and d. Xov. 18G0, leaving two daus.
m. EUen, m. Aug. 1S68, Tatham Gwyn, Esq. (see Gvns).
IV. Mary, m. Jan. 1367, Lieut.-Col. Edward Howaid Vyse,
3rd Hussars, and has issue.
V. Beatrix.
VI. Isabella Dalton.
VII. Cliarlotte Wordsworth, m. Nov. 1871, tlio Ecv. Geo. F.
Apthorp, and has issue.
vm. Emily NorcUfle, m. Feb. 1870, Mr. M. Laurence, and
bas issue.
In June, 1862, having inherited the estate of Lang-
ton, ilrs. Eobinson and her family took the surname
and arms of Xoecliffe by sign manual.
JCinCagC— The first of the family we find recorded is
iCicHOLAS XoBCLiFFE, father of John Norclifte, styled of
Barsland, 1541, whose son, Stephen Kobcliffe, left a son,
Thomas Xoecliffe, who was buried at NunnLngton, York-
shire, 1616. In 1607 he had a grant of arms, now amongst the
family papers. By Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of Kobert
Ealand, of Carlinghow, he had a son and successor,
Sib Thomas Nokclufe, Knt. Barrister of the 31iddle Temple,
who purchased Langton, co. York, 1618. He m. Catherine,
dau. and co-heir of Sir William Bamburgh, Bart, of Howsham,
and was s. by his eldest son.
Sir Thomas Xokclitfe, Knt. of Langton, m. Dorothy, 5th
dau. oi Thomas, 1st Viscount Fairfax, of Emely, and widow
of John Ingram, Esq., and dying 6 Jan. 1CJ9, was s. by
his only son,
SiB Thomas Xobcliffe, Knt. of Langton, 6. deaf and dumb,
Feb. 1640. He m. Frances, dau. and sole heir of Sir WUIiam
Vavasour, Bart, of Copmanthorpe, and by her (who m. 2ndly,
Moses Goodyear, an -Aleppo Merchant, and d. 1731, aged 77)
had issue. Sir Thomas Norcliffe, d. 1682, and was s. by his
eldest son,
Faiefax NoRCLirrE, Esq. of Langton, Lieut.-Col. of the 1st
Dragoons, High Sheriff for Yorkshire 1700 and 1715. He
m. 1693, Mary, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Hesketh, Esq. of
Heslington, and by her (who d. 1739) had four sons and one
dau. He d. 1720, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Xokcliffe, Esq., of Langton, 6. 1694, who d. v.nm.
1768, in his 74th year. He left his property to his nieces in
succession, and their heirs, in strict entail. He was accord-
ingly s. by his elder niece,
Maey Weat, dau. of Sir John Wray, Bart., by Frances
his wife, dau. of Fairfax Xorcliffe, Esq. She m. 1769, Sir
James Innes, Bart., who assumed the surname and arms of
NoKCLiFFE, as by will obliged. Lady Xorcliffe predeceased
her husband (who became Duke of Eosburghe 1812) 20 July,
1807, and was s. by her nephew,
Thomas Daltox, Esq., eldest son of John Dalton, Esq., by
Isabella his wife, 2nd dau. of Sir John Wray, Bart. This
gentleman assumed, upon inheriting Langton, by sign manual,
dated Aug. 1S07, the surname and arms of Xorcliffe. He
was b. 31 Dec. 1755, and, entering the army, obtained a troop
in the 11th Dragoons. He was afterwards Lieut.-Col. of the
York Volunteers. He m. 13 Dec. 1734, Ann, only child and
heir of William Wilson, Esq. of iUlerton Gledhow, near Leeds,
and by her (who d. 25 Sept. 1835, aged 73) had issue,
Xorcliffe, his heir.
William Xorcliffe Dalton, d. 15 Oct. 1798, aged 5.
Thomas Xorcliffe Xorcliffe, d. 1810, aged 15.
Isabella Xorcliffe, d. unm. 1846.
Charlotte Xorcliffe, d. unm. 1844.
Mary Xorcliffe, m. 1807, Charles Best, M.D. of York, and d.
1S.S7, learing two daus., 1 Eosamond, now of Langton, m.
Henry Eobinson, of York, and has issue ; and 2 Mary
Ellen, m. John Anthony Sarg, Esq., and has issue.
EmUy XorcUffe d. unm. at Brussels, 1817.
Col. XorcUffe d. 2 June, 1820, and was s. by his eldest son,
NoRCLiFFE Xorcliffe, Eoq. of Langton, Major-Gen. in the
army, K.H., h. 24 Sept. 1791 ; m. 24 June, 1824, Decima Hester
Beatrix, 3rd dau. of John Eobinson Foulis, Esq., and by her
(who d. 3 Feb. 1828) had one son,
Thomas, 6. 17 June, 1825; d. unm. 13 May, 1849.
Gen. XorcUffe d. in London, 8 Feb. 1862, and was s. by his
niece, Eosamond, elder dau. of his sister, Mary Xorcliffe
Best.
Armt — Az., five mascles voided In cross or, a chief enn.
Cresc — A greyhound sejant or, collared az., sustaining with
his riglit forefoot a mascle arg. Motto— Sine macula.
/Seat — Langton Hall, near Malton, co. York.
RADFORD-NORCOP OF BETTON HALL.
E..iDFOED-NOECOP, AlEXAXDEB WiLLIAM, Esq.
of Betton Hall, Salop, s. his uncle, William
Church Norcop, 5 Sept. 1861 ; m. 1832, Miss
Berresibrd, and by her (who d. 1875), has one
son
Alexander William, late Capt. 3rd Staffordshire MiUtia, b.
1855.
This gentleman, whose patronymic is Radford,
assumed, by royal license, the additional surname
and arms of Noecop, in comphance with the testa-
mentary injunction of his maternal grandfather,
William Church IS^orcop, Esq.
ILlJTCilJC- — Laurence XoEcop, Esq., son of John Nobcop,
Esq., TO. 1st, Miss Dicken, of WoUerton, by whom he had a
son, Laurence, Capt. in the army, who d. in the West Indies.
He m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. and co-heir of William Church, Es^.
of TunstaU and Betton, and by her was father of
W^illlam Church Xoecop, Esq. of Betton, m. 1 May, 1781,
Anne, youngest dau. of James Lowe, Esq., of Lowton, co.
Lancaster, and by her (who d. 1825) had two sons, Lawrence,
who d. in infancy; William Cbl;rch, his heir: and a dau.,
Augusta, m. 1809, Alexander Eadford, Esq. (who d. 10 Dec.
1852), 2nd son of John Eadford, Escj. of Smalley, near Derby,
by his wife, Frances Theophila Vaughan, and d. leaving a
son, Alexander William, now of Betton Hall, and a dau.,
Louisa Anne, m. Henry Justice, Esq. of Hinstock. Mr. Xorcop
d. 1322, and was s. by his only son,
William Church Xorcop, Esq. of Betton Hall, Salop, 6.
13 April, 17S3, who served as High Sheriff for his fatherduring
that gentleman's iUness, in 1813. He d. s. p.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st, sa., three ostrich feathers chevron-
wise between two chevronels. the wiiole between three boars'
heads erased or, for Xorcop; 2nd, arg., a fess engrailed
az. fretty or, between two chevrons vair, for Eadford ; 3rd,
arg., on a fcss engrailed gu. between three greyhounds'
heads erased sa. collared or, as many bezants, for Church;
4th, sa., a chevron between three boys' heads couped at the
shoulders arg. crined or, each enwrapped about the neck
with a snake ppr., lor Vaughan. Crests — 1st, Upon a mount
vert a boar's head erased sa. in front of two ostrieh feathers
or, for Xorcop ; 2ndly, A fret or, thereon a partridge ppr.
Motto — Possunt quia posse videntur.
SeaJ— Betton HaU, near Market Drayton.
NORETAN OF DEITCOU/rBE.
NoEMAX, John SIaxship, Esq. of Dencombe,
Sussex, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, J.P. and D.L., late
Chairman of the Cuckfield Union, b. 23 Sept. 1799 ;
m. 24 June, 1830, Catherine Eliza, eldest dau. of
the Eev. G-eorge MaximiUan Bethune, LL.D., late
of Rowfants, late Rector of Worth, Sussex, which
lady d. 1873.
Utintclt^t. — This family was settled forseveral generations
in Cumbei-Iand. The grandfather of the present representa-
tive,
John Norman, Esq. of Carlisle, son of Eobert Norman, oT
Bow, CO. Cumberland, by his wife Esther Stothard, of Penrith,
m. Miss Johnson, and had issue,
Eobert, his heir.
John, who d. s. p. 7 Feb. 1832.
James Ormond, of Bloomsbury Sqnare, London, and of
Brookside, Cuckfield. Sussex, m. April, 1812, Mary,
youngest dau. of the Eev. George Bethune, of Eowfants,
Sussex, and d. 18 July, 1837, having had israe nine chil-
dren, James: George (Eev.); Charles; John; ■V\'ilUam;
Mary; Tamar; Harriet; and JuUa.
The eldest son,
Eobert Xorman, Esq., finally quitted Cumberland al)out
the year 1790, and settled in London, and purchased property
in the co. of Kent. He m. 11 Feb. 1797, Elizabeth, eldest dau.
of Simon Goodman Ewart, Esq., only son of John Ewart,
Esq. of Bish Court, Surrey, by Anne his wife, only dau. of John
Manship, Esq., and by her (who w. 2ndly, 1821, Thomas
Crawhall, Esq., of Benwell Tower, Xortuumberlaad, and d.
1833) had issue,
John Manship, his heir.
Eobert Ewart, d.s. p. 15 May, 1865.
Henry, of Bird Oswald. Cumberland, late Lieut. lOrti Eoyal
Hussars, m. 10 Oct. 1860: Caroline, only dau. of J. Balarde,
Esq. of Sutton Com-t, Bucks, -and has issue, two sons.
NOR
TIIE LANDED GENTRY.
NOR
1173
riizabcth, m. 16 .Tiily, 1833, Gcorgo Hcdley, Esq. lato Capt.
•Jml Dragoon Guards.
llr. N'orman d. 8 Feb. 1813.
' iiis— Quarterly : 1st .nnd 4tli, arrr., on n lienrt f.\\. throe
ks' lioads i-abossod of tlu' rtoUl ; 'iiul ami linl, gu., on wtives
le sea a ship of three musts jipr. in eliief tliroe iiuillets arf;.
—A sea liorse sojant restiiif? its dexter paw on au anelior
uii ijpr. Mnttn — Deus dubil vela.
&.((— Deiieombe, Crawley, Sussex. au6—Uuitcd University,
i'aU Mull Kasc.
NORMAN OF GLENQOLIjAN.
NoBMAN, Thomas, Esq. of Glcn^oUan, co. Done-
jral, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 180 i, Capt. (retired)
"n.iiiegal Militia, 6. 1835 ; m. 3 Oct. 1878, Annie, 2nd
I. of Conolly Norman, Esq. of Fahan House, co.
1 Miiegal.
ilUlCilCJC.— Samuel NoKMAN, Esq. of Lontlomlcrry, Mayor
fif tliat tity 1G72, 1673, and 1074, m. 1st, Maruaret, dau. of
\VilIiam Latham, Esq., Recorder of Londonderry, and liad,
with daus., a son, Charles Norman', Esq., b. IfiCtJ, M.P. for
1. ndonderry 1703, 1713, and 1715, and Mayor 1707 and 1723;
will was proved 1731; Ue d. s. p. Samuel Norman m.
l:y, Elizabeth, dau. of John Gage, Esq. of Magilligan, co.
I'trry, and left issue at his decease, 17 May, 1G9'2, a son,
TtoiiERT Norman, Esq. of Dublin, M.P. for Perry 1733, and
;, 'ir 1711-1715. He /)(. Sarah, dau. of the Very Rev. John
on, of Lahore, co. Meath, Dean of Derry, and left issue at
decease, about 1743,
I. Thomas, of Lacore (Rev.), h. 171.'); m. 1746, Anne, dau.
of the Rev. Peter Ward, Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant,
and had issue,
1 Robert, d. s. p.
1 Sarah, wife of Thomas Lee (see Lee Noemak).
'2 Anne.
3 I'loiinda, wife of her cousin, Charles Norman, Esq.
4 Elizabeth. 5 Frances.
II. Frederick. iii. Marcus.
IV. CoNOLLY, of whom presently.
I. Florinda, m. Charles Gardiner, E?q., and was mother to
Luke Gardiner, treated Viscount Mounijuy.
The 4th son,
CONOLLT Norman, Esq. of Dublin, m. Sept. 1762, Anne,
lau. of Luke Gardiner, Esq., and had issue,
1. Charles, m. his cousin, Florinda, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Norman, and </. s. p. 1800, having devised his estates to his
irother Thomas.
. Thomas, of whom hereafter. ni. Robert (Rev.).
V. Luke, of Dublin, m. Anne dau. of Alexander Worthing-
ton, Esq., and had issue,
1 ConoUy, m. Georgiana, dau. of George Wilson, Esq. of
Essex, and has issue,
Luke, Capt. Donegal Militia, late 69th regt., m. 14
April, 1874, Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Edwards, Esq.
ot Dublin. Conolly. Robert.
Frances, m. Edw.ard Bennett, Esq., Professor of Surgery,
University of Dublin.
Annie, m. Thomas Norman, Esq. of Glengollan.
<jeorgiana, m. Charles G. Tunnard, Esq. of Frampton
House, CO. Lincoln.
Mary Krause, m. W. Garfitt, Esq. of Boston, co. Lincoln.
Elizabeth.
^ Charles, d. Mtider age.
5 Alexander, Q C, Barrister-at-Law, iji. MiPS Law, and has,
with several daus., a son, Luke.
4 Luke. 5 Augustus Patrick.
1 Kleanor, m. Thomas Lloyd, Esq.
'_' Florinda, d. unm. 3 Margaret, d. unm.
4 Elizabeth.
llv: 2nd son,
Thomas Norman, Esq., devisee of his brother Charles's
'^ fate. m. March, 1799, Catherine, dau. of Hugh Lyons, Esq.
o assumed the name of Montgomery), by Catherine his
, dau. of Richard, 4th Viscount Boyne, and by her (whoti.
•")) left at his decease, 1833,
UARLES. IIugh(Hev.). Thomas, r7. under nge.
■me, )ii. Robert Maxwell, Esq. of Middle Gardiner Street,
Dublin,
ratlurinc, in. Thomas Eough, Esq. of Enniscorthy, co.
Wexford.
Florinda, m. Livingstone Thompson, Esq. of co. Armagh.
The eldest son,
UARLES Norman, E.=q., J. P. for co. Donegal, jit. 27 April,
.1, Anne Eliza, eldest dau. of Edward Kough, of New Ross,
Wexford, and d. Aug. 1843, lea\ing an only child, the
^ sent Thomas Norman, Esq. of Glengollan.
Scat — Glengollan, Fahan, Londonderry.
NORHEYS OP DAVYHULME HALL.
NoRREYS, Robert IIexuy, Esq. of Davyliulmo
Hall, CO. Lancaster, J. P. and JJ.L., 6. 2 Maj, 1812 ;
s. to tlie family estates ou tlio death of his mother,
18 July, 18U8.
ILillCiXtlC.— The family of Norreys has riKtained an
honourable position in tho co. Palatine of Lancaster for several
centuries.
William Norreys, of Sutton, lineally descended from Alain
Norreys, living on the same est.-ite at a very remote era, in.
Joan, dau. of Sir John Molyneux, of Scfton, and liy that lady
acquired the estate of Speke. From him descended the gi-eat
Houses of NoRRKYs of Speke, co. Lancaster, and Norreys of
Rycotc, CO. Berks, <fcc.
Nicholas Norreys, Esq. of Tarleton (3rcl son of Thomas
Norreys, Esq. of Speke, living 21 Henry VL, by Lcttice his
wife, dau. and solo heir of Tliomas Norreys, Esq. of Derby,
CO. Lancaster), was father of
Nicholas Norreys, of Tarleton, whose son,
Nicholas Norreys, of Tarleton, m. and had a son and suc-
cessor,
Nicholas Norreys, of Middleforth, co. Lancaster, m. Con-
stance, dau. of Thomas Parkinson, Esq. of Kidtnape, and had
a son and successor,
Nicholas Norreys, Esq. of Middleforth, co. Lancaster, h.
1633, m. Dorothy, dau. of Edward Farringdon, Esq. of Wis-
well, CO. Nottingham, and was s. by his only surviving son,
Henry Norris, of Middlcforth-eum-Pcnwortham, m. Eliza-
beth Loxhani, of Preston, and dying 1C84, was s. by hie
posthumous son,
Henry Norris, of Pcnwortham and Wethnell, bapt. 1684,
in. Mary, dau. of John Blaeklcdge, Esq. of Howiek, co. Lan-
caster, and 1-iad, with other issue, a son and succes.sor,
Henry Norris, Esq. of Penwonham, m. 13 Feb. 17S9,
Catharine, dau. of John Shawe, Esq. of Anderton, co. Lan-
caster, by whom (who d. 16 June, 1801) he had, with a dau.,
Catharine, an only son and successor,
Henry Norris, Esq. of Davy Hulme and Penwortham, h.
1744; m. 1779, Mary, dau. of John Allen, Esq. of Mayfield, co.
Derby, by whom (who d. 20 Dec. 1780) he left at his decease,
March, 1819, an only dau. and heiress,
Mary Norreys, of Davyhulme Hall, 6. 9 March, 17S0; m.
17 July, 1809, Robert Josias Jackson Harris, Esq. of Uley, co.
Gloucester, Lieut. 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, .J. P. and D.L.,
who tliereupon assumed by royal sign-manual the name and
arms of Norreys, and by him (who d. 13 Dec. 1844) had issue,
Robert Henry, now of Davyhulme.
Mary.
Caroline, m. 18 May, 1843, John Smitli Entwisle, Esq. of
Foxholes, CO. Lancaster, and il. 27 lUay, 1876.
Isabella, )/(. 4 July, 1854, the Very Rev. George Hall Bowers,
Dean of Manchester, who d. 27 Dec. 1872.
Mrs. Norreys d. 18 July, 1868, and was s. by her only sur-
viving son, the present Robert Henry Norreys, Esq. of
Davyhulme Hall.
Arrax — Quarterly, arg. and gu. ; in the 2nd and 3rd quarters
a fret, or over all a fess az. charged with tluee bezants.
Crest — On a mount vert an eagle, wings cloalcd sa.
Scat — Davyhulme Hall, Manchester.
NORRIS.
NoRTlTg, ITenrt, Esq. of SwalelilTo Pavic, co.
Oxford, J.P. andD.L., b. 28 Feb. 1810; m. 2G Sept.
1833, Ellen, dau. of the Rev. John Lloyd Crawley,
of Heyford, co. Northampton, son of Six* T. Crawley-
Boevey, 2nd bart., of Flaxley Abbey, co. Gloucester,
and has issue,
I. Henry Crawley, of Chacombc, co. Northampton, lato
Capt. 8th Hussars, and formerly A.D.C. to the Duke of
Marlborough, K.G., Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, J.P. cos.
Oxford and Northampton; 6. 9 Feb. 1841; m. 17 Jan.
1867, Mary, dau. of Right Hon. Sir W. Bovill, Lord Chief
Justice of Common Pleas, and has issue, 1 Henry Everakd
Do Cane ; 2 John ; 1 Dorothy.
II. George Hugh, b. 26 June, 1843, B.A. Exeter Coll. Oxford;
called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1870.
I. Ellen Henrietta. ii. Anne Henrietta.
III. Albinai Georgiana, m. the Rev. II. C. Powell, Provost
of Inverness Cathedral, and afterwards Rector of Stantou
St. Ilcrnaid. co. Wilts.
IV. Mary Elizabeth.
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Is OB,
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOR
it tUCatJC— This fomilyoriftinnlly resided in CO. Glamorffan,
andattlie coiiimencement of the IGtli century, was established
in Devon and Somerset.
John Nobris, of Wincle, Devon, m. Agnes Galhampton, and
had a son,
John NouRig, afterwards of Splatc, in the parish of St.
Decumans, Somerset; m. I'etrouell Paslew, of Ilorwood,
Devon, and liad a .son,
Hocn NoRRis, of Splate, 6. 1540. The coat of arms and
crest of the family were granted to HuRh Norris by CooUe,
Clarenceux, 1573. Hugh Norris m. Joan Clarke, of Okey,
Somerset, and had a son,
John Nobris, of Splate, m. at St. Decnmans, 6 July, 1G09,
Joan Lewes, of Watcliet, Somerset, and had a son,
liDOH NoRRis, 0.6 Sept. IGll, who purchased an estate in
Hackney, Middlesex, from Thomas Lord Wentworth, 12 July,
1653 ; he m. Susan Polsted, and had a son,
Hugh Noeeis, of Hackney, m. Esther Watson, and had a
son,
Henry Norris, of Hackney, b. 1677 ; d. 1762; J.P. and D.L.
for Middlesex; m. in Hamilton Court Chapel, 13 March, 1702,
Elizabeth Brookes, and had issue,
I. Hugh, b. 1 Sept 1705, afterwards of Romsey, Hants; m.
Mary, dau. of George Skipp, of Ledbury, co. Hereford.
n. Henry, who s. his father.
III. Benjamin, li. 18 Aug. 1709.
IV. William, b. 23 Dec. 1712.
I. Mary, 6. 1 Jan. 1711; m. 27 March, 1735, Tetcr DuCanc,
Esq., of Braxted, Ksi-.ex.
II. Elizabeth, b. 1 June, 17U.
The 2nd son,
Henrt Norris, Esq. of Hackney, and 'Woodford, Essex, J.P.
for that CO., b. 30 Sept. 1707 ; m. 2 May, 1732, Elizabeth, dau.
and co-heir of Gervas Handley, of Somerset, and had issue,
I. Henry Handlet, who s. his father. ii. Peter.
I. Elizabeth.
The elder son,
Henry Handle? Norr's, Esq. of Hackney, b. 20 Feb.
1734; m. 17 Oct. 1708, Gra-e, dau. of the llev. T. Host, of
Warton, co. Lancaster, and had issue,
I. Henry Handley, 6. 10 Sept. 1769, and d. in infancy.
n. Henry Handley, who .v. his father.
I. Elizabeth, b. 9 June, 1773.
II. Anne Henrietta, b. 9 May, 1776; m. the F.ev. Daniel
Everard, of Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk.
The son and heir,
Rev. Henry Handley Noeris, of Hackney, b. 14 Jan. 1771,
Rector of South Hackney, Prebendary of St. Paul's and
Llandaff, and Chaplain to the Earl of Shaftesbury; 7n. 19 June,
1805, Henrietta Catherine, dau. of David Powell, Esq., and
had issue, Henry, now resident at Swalchffe Park, co. Oxford.
Arms — Sa., billettee arg., a cross flory ofthe last. Crexf —
A demi-stag arg., attired and pierced through the body with
an arrow sa., fea.tliercd ppr.
Seat — Swalchffe Park, Banbury.
NOHTH OF roitgham:.
NoBTH, Chaeles, Esq. of Eougham, co. Norfolk,
at5cl Hastings Lodge, Sussex, Barrister-at-Lavv,
J.P. and D.L., 6. 25 March, 1828; m. 16 March,
1859, Augusta, eldest dau. of the Hon. and Rev.
Thomas R. Keppel, Rector of North Creake, Norfolk,
by Frances liis 'wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Barrett
Lennavd, Bart., and has surviving issue,
I. Frederick Keppel, 6. May, 1860.
If. Marjoribanks Keppel, 6. 17 Nov. 18C5.
III. Charles Keppel, b. 5 Dec. 1870.
IV. Anthony Dudley Keppel, b. 22 April, 1874.
V. Thomas Keppel, b. 26 March, 1876.
I. Marianne Eva. ii. Arabella 'Valerie.
III. Frances Hilda. IV. Dora Heriuiuac.
V. Louisa Augusta.
ILtltCagC— The Hon. Roger North, of Rougham, Nor-
folk (6th son of Dudley, 4th Lord North), 6. 3 Sept. 1651,
author of the interesting memoir of his three elder brothers,
so well known as T/tc lives of the Norths; m., and had a son
and heir,
Roger North, Esq. of Bougham, who left, by Jane, his 2nd
wife, dau. of VV. Lake, Esq. of Ilitchain, two daus., Jane, m.
Josiali Boydell; and Arminia, m. Nathaniel Kent, Esq.; and
two sons, KotJNTAiNE, his heir; and Edward Roger (Rev.),
Rector of iiingstead, Norfolk. Tlic elder sou,
FonNTAiNE North, Esq. of Rougliam and Hastings Lodfje,
b. 14 March, 1749; m. Arabella, dau. of Isaac Strutt, Esq. of
Hampstead, by whom he had issue, Francis Frederick, his
heir; Charles Edward (Rev.), Rector of ChildeOkeford, Dorset;
Arabella, m. Sir John Meade. The son and heir,
Francis Frederick North, Esq. of Rougham and Hastings
Loilge, 6. 2 July, 1778; m. 1799, Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
William Whitear, 'Vicar of St. Clement's and All Saints', and
Prebendary of Chichester, and had issue,
Frederick, of Rougham. Charles William (Rev.).
Dudley, m. Sarah, dau. of Major Lockyer, of Lockyersleigh,
near Goulburn, N.S. Wales, and d. leaving one son, Dudley,
Capt. 47th regt., and three daus., 1 Arabella Frances, m.
Commander Arthur Cowbiirn, R.N. ; 2 Sarah, to. William,
eldest son of Col. Tomkinson, of Willington Hall, co.
Chester; 3 Helen Margaret, m. Commander Henry T.
Bogcr, R.N.
Roger Montague, Major H.E.I.C.S.
Edward, R.N., deceased. Francis, deceased.
Arabella.
Mr. North d. 1821 ; his widow in 1853. His eldest son,
Frederick North, Esq. of Rougham and Hustings Lodge,
J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Hastings, b. 1800; m. 1825, Janet,
dau. of Sir John Marjoribanks, Bart,, M.P., and relict of
Robert Sliuttleworth, Esq. of Gawthorp Hall, co. Lancaster,
and by her (who d. 23 Jan. 1855) had issue,
Charles, now of Rougham.
Marianne.
Janet Catherine, m. 10 Nov. 1864, John Aduington Symonds,
Esq. of Clifton, and has issue.
He d. 29 Oct. 1869.
A7-ms — Az., a lion passant or, between three fleurs-de-lis
arg. Crest — A dragon's head erased sa., ducally gorged and
chained or. Motto — Animo et fide.
i>eul — Rougham Hall, Norfolk.
OP WROXTON ABBEY,
Co. OXFORD.
NORTH
See Articles Doyle and North
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NORTH OF THURIiAND CASTLE.
North, North, Esq. of Thurland Castle, co.
Lancaster, J. P., formerly of H.M. Indian army,
b. April, 1824 ; m. 15 May, 1856, Alicia Gertrude,
only dau. of Major Versturme, late 27th rcgt., and
has surviving issue,
I. Boedrigge, 6. 16 Oct. 1862.
II. Louis Aylmer, b. 11 April, 1S6G.
i[i. Edward Bunbury, b. 23 March, ISCD.
IV. Piers William, b. 13 March, 1871.
v. Oliver Henry, b. 28 April, 1874.
VI. Albert Kenlis, 6. 4 Sept. 1876. i. Alice Helen.
He assumed, by royal license, dated 14 April, 1866,
the surname and arms of North only, in lieu of
those of Burton, on succeeding to the estates of
his great uncle, Richard Toulmine North, Esq. of
Newton and Thurland Castle, co. Lancaster.
iLtUCTtgC- — Thomas North, of Docker and Newton, men-
tioned by Baines, in his account of the parish of Whittington,
CO. Lancaster, bapt. Feb. 1580, was the son of Richard, and
grandson of Edward North, and Margerie his wife. Hi8 son
and heir,
Richard North, of Docker Hall, had issue, by Alice his
wife,
Thomas, of Docker Hall, bapt. 2 March, 1632, who continued
the line of North of Itocter.
Myles, of Newton Hall, bapt. 12 Dec. 1635; d. warn., leaving
his property to his next brother, Oliver.
Oliver, of whom presently. Richard.
Agnes, m. 3 June, 1658, Thomas, son of William Atkinson,
of Geesgill, parish of Orton, Westmorland.
The 3rd son,
Oliver North, Esq. of Newton, bapt. 8 July, 1640; m, 6
July, 1071, Jennet, dau. of Rev. Richard Jackson, Rector of
Whittington from 1640 to 1680 ; and was buried at Whittington,
25 Jan. 1723, leaving a son,
Richard North, Esq. of Newton, bapt. 18 Jan. 1684, m. j
Anne Preston, and by her (who was buiied at Whittington, j
10 Feb. 1760.) had issue a son, Oliver. He d. 1773, and was ■
buried at Whittington. His son,
Oliver North, Esq. of Newton, bapt. 22 June, 1712; m.
10 Feb. 1734, Alice, dau. and heiress of William Bordriggc,
Esq. of the Manor House, Whittington, and by her (who was
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NOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOR
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buried at WhittingtOTi, 173S) left at his decease, 20 March,
1761, a son.
Miles Nortb, Esq. of Newton, and Jackson's Hall, Kirkby
Lonsdale, i. 9 Dec. 1738; m. Susannah, only dau. of Oliver
Toulniin, Esq., and d. 15 May, 1795, having bad issue,
Edward Jackson, d. 1789, aged 9 years.
BiciiARD TouLMiN, of wlioni presently.
Miles, Lieut. 69th Foot, drowned 1809, returning from India.
Mary Anna, m. David Morgan, Esq., and had issue un only
child, Mary Anna, m. John Standfast Burton. Ivsq., and
bad, with other issue, Nobtu, now of Thurland Castle.
His 2nd son,
liicHABD TorLMiN XoRTn, Esq. of Newton, and Thurland
Castle, J. P., of the Coldstream Guards, who restored Thurland
Castle, which his father had purchased in 1780; 6. 7 Jan.
1782; d. unm. 14 July, 1865, and was s. by his grand-nephew,
the present Nobth North, Esq. of Thurland Castle.
iS«a£— Thurland Castle, near Hornby, co. Lancaster.
^amiln of ^nrlon.
Edward Bcrton, son of Stephen Burton, m. 25 Aug. 1642,
Abigail Moseley, and had issue,
Edward, b. 8 Aug. 1645, an officer in the army, killed in
action, 25 Oct. 1666. John, of whom we treat.
William, 0. 24 Nov. 1660 (Rev.), Vicar of Whitby, co. York,
and Rural Dean of Cleveland ; m. 8 April, 16S3, Elizabeth,
only dau. of Arundel Bull, Esq., by whom he left issue.
Abigail. Mary. Elizabeth.
The 2nd son,
The Rev. John Burton, 6. 28 Oct. 164S, was Vicar of Higley,
Shropshire, and Rural Dean of Stottesden, same co.; iit. 29
June, 1671, Mary, dau. of Humphrey Grove, Esq. of Pool Hall,
and Hall Close, Shropshire, and d. 2 May, 1730, leaving by her
(who d. 18 Aug. 1723, aged 84), with other issue, a son,
The Rev. Edward Bcrtox, h. 22 June, 1675, Vicar of Wivelis-
«-ombe, Somerset, and Prebendary of Taunton; in. Miss
Orchard, and d. 2 Oct. 1754, having had issue,
John, of Pembroke College, Oxford, where he died.
Thomas, of whom presently.
Id ward, of Yeovil, Somerset, m. Elizabeth, dau. of W.
riucknet, Esq. of SViucanton, in that co., by whom he left
issue.
Mary, m. John Copeland, Esq. of Grove Ilouse, Kingston-
on-Thames, and had issue.
The 2nd son,
Thomas Burton', Esq., 6. 1719; m. the 2nd dau. of John
Morris, Esq. of Bewdley, co. Worcester, and had issue, with
two daus., a son,
John Bchton, Esq., 6. 13 May, 1743; m. Mary, dau. of A.
T'>crent, Esq., and d. leaving issue, Thomas James Burton,
d. s. p., and
• ioHN Stani)fast B0BTOK, Esq., b. April, 1782; m. Mary
Anna (who d. 27 Jan. 1841), only dau. of David Morgan, Esq.,
by Mary Anna his wife, only dau. of Miles North, Esq. of
N'l wton and Thurland Castle, co. Lancaster, and had (with
itlicr children, who d. young).
North, now of Thurland Castle.
.T'.hn Edward, Capt. yist Highlanders, b. Feb. 1835.
Hinry Viveash, Vicar of Tunstall, co. Lancaster, 6. Jan.
1841.
Jane Eliza, m. Nov. 1866, James Batten, Esq.
Mary Anna, m. 14 Feb. 1839, Henry Baskerville, Esq. of
Crowsley Park, co. Oxford. Emma.
NORTHCOTE OF SOMERSET COURT.
NoETHCOTE, Ret. Geoege Baroxs, of Somerset
Court, Somerset, and BuekercU, Devon, Ecctor of
Feniton, Devon, b. 8 Jan. 1820 ; m. 1st, 10 April,
1844, Eleanor, eldest dau. of Hector William
Bower Monro, Esq. of Ewell Castle, Surrey, and of
iinondsbam, Dorset, and by her (who d. 1 March,
1 S) had issue,
;eorge Barons, 6. 16 Jan. 1845; and Eleanor Geraldine.
m. 2ndly, 4 June, ISofi, Catharine Bayard, dau.
Charles Alexander Williamson, Esq. of Balgray,
". Dumfries, and sister of David Robertson
Williamson, Esq. cf Lawers, co. Perth, and has
■ le,
Percy Williamson Barons. Charles Bayard.
Isabel Catharine.
JLtncagC— Georce Barons Northcote, Esq. of Feniton
oaxt, Devon, afterwards of Somerset Court, Somerset, and
II.
of Buckerell, Devon, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Somerset
1855, 6. 17 Nov. 179G, only son of Robert Northcote, Esq. of
Buckerell, by Sarah Cogan his wife, a co-heire.ss, to whom
he was m. 1776; s. his father 1809; m. 14 Mar.h, 1818, Maria,
dau. and heircs'! of Gabriel Stone, Esq. of Somerset Court,
Somerset, and d. 2 April, 1875, leaving issue to survive,
I. George Barons, now of Somerset Court.
II. James Spencer (Very Rev.), late President of OscottColl.
near Birmingham, 6. 26 May, 1821; y.i. 10 Dec. 1842,
Susannah Spencer, 6th dau. of Joseph Roscombe Poole,
Esq. of Bridgewatcr, and by her (who d. I June, 1853)
had issue, 1 Edward James Spencer, deceased; 2 Ber-
nard, deceased ; 3 Walter Anthony, deceased ; I Maria
Cecilia.
I. Elizabeth Cogan, m. 1855, Rev. Temple Hamilton Chase,
late Incumbent of Lydbrook, near Ross, eldest son of Capt.
John Woodford Chase.
II. Caroline Matilda, m. 1859, Rev. Drummond Percy Chase,
Principal of St. Mary Hall, and Vicar of St. Mary's, Oxford.
in. Sarah Harriet.
IV. Emily Jane, m. 1860, Rev. Frederick Earle Freeman, late
Rector of West Lydford, Somerset, now Vicar of Puddleton,
Dorset.
Arms — Or, a pale engrailed bendy of six ar?. and az. be-
tween four crosses botonnee of the last. C'l-est — A stag arg.,
charged on the body with two cro.?ses botonnee gu., and resting
the dexter fore foot on an escutcheon or, charged with a pale
as in the arms. Motto — Cito non temere.
6f«< — Somerset Court, Bridgewatcr; and Buckerell Lodge,
Honiton, Devon.
NORTHEY OF EPSOM.
The late Edward Richaed ]S'oethey, Esq. of
Woodcote House, Epsom, Surrey, and of Box, Wilts,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff for Surrey 1856, b. 8
Feb. 1795 ; TO. 1st, 29 March, 1828, Charlotte
Isabella, dau. of Gen. Sir George Anson, G.C.B.,
brotherof Thomas, 1st Viscount Anson, and had issue,
I. Edward William (Rev.), now of Epsom, b. 23 April,
1832; m. 23 Aug. 1867, Florence Elizabeth, youngest
dau. of Sir John Honywood, Bart, of Evington, Kent, and
has issue.
II. George Wilbraham, Major in the army, b. 28 Jan. 1835;
m. 20 Sept. 1859, Louisa, dau. of — lianow, Esq., an
officer in the army, and has issue.
III. Francis Vernon, JIajor 60th rifles, 6. 14 Oct. 1836; m.
21 Jan. 1869, Charlotte, dau, of C. S. Gzowski, Esq. of
Toronto, Canada.
I. Harriet Isabella, m. Sept. 1855, Capt. George Ross, R.E.,
son of Field Marshal Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross, G.C.B.
II. Agnes Constance.
He m. 2ndly, 20 Dec. 1844, Louisa, dau. of Rev.
Robert Hesketh, M.A., of Epsom. Mr. Northey
served in the 52nd regt. Light Infantry in Spain and
tlie Soutli of France, and at Waterloo, and was
aflerwards in the 3rd Guards ; he d. Dec. 1878.
HtlTf affC— The ancient family of Northey was originally
established in Essex, but became subsequently resident iu
Wilts.
Sir Edward Nortitet, Knt. of Epsom, Surrey (2nd son of
William Northey, Esq., 6. 1G51, and grandson of Thomas
Northey, of London, recorded in the Visitation of 1634 as son
of Thomas Northey, of Coisham, Wilts, and grandson of
William Northey, of Edclington, same co.), was M.P. for
Tiverton, Devon, 1710, 1713, and 1714, and Attorney-Gen. to
King W'lLLiAM III. and Queen Anxe. He m. Anne, sister and
co-heir ofSir William Jolliffe, and by that lady (who rf. 13 .Vug.
1743) had issue,
William, his heir.
Edward, (/. 1774, leaving issue, a son, William, c?. vnm. 180?,
and a dau., Anne, d. umu.
Anne, m. John, Lord Raymond, of Abbots Langley, Lord
Chief Justice. Elizabeth, d. unm. 1764.
Rebecca, m. Thomas Bradshawe, Esq. of Rigby.
Sir Edward Northey d. 16 Aug. 1723. His eldest son,
William Northey, Esq. of Compton Basset, Wilts, M.P.
for Calne 1713, and Wootton Basset 1714. He m. 19 Sept.
1721, Abigail, only dau. of Sir Thomas Webster, 1st bart. oi'
Battle Abbey, Sussex, and by that lady (who m. 2ndly, Sir
Edmund Thomas, 3rd bart. of Wenvoe Casllc) had issue,
■*•-
I. William, his heir.
II. Edward, b. 1728: d. 30 May, 1749.
ui. Thomas, a military officer, who served in sevsral parts of
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NOR
the world, and lost a lea: at the siefre of Quebec. He m.
Margaret, dau. of J. L. Hancorne, Esq. of Gower, co. Gla-
morgan; andrf. 1780, leaving issue,
1 Murray, Capt. E.N., ni. Mabella, dau. of the Eev. J.
Whitby, of Cresswell, co. Stafford; and d. 1834, leaving
an only dau., Jemima, m. Capt. Alldiitt, E.I.C.'s R.E.
2 Lewis Augustus, Col. in the army, and Assistant-
Quartermaster-Gen., ni. Laura, dau. of Sir ^Yilliam
Paxton, Knt., M.P., of Midclleton Hall, co. Carmarthen,
and had issue,
Augustus Jan^f5 Milliard, Major in the army.
William Kretkrick.
Stewart, 25th regt.
Laura Emmeline.
I. Anna, m. John Whitby, Esq. of CressweU Hall, co.
Stafford.
Mr. Korthey d. 10 Nov. 1738, aged 48, and was s. by his son,
William Northet, Esq. of Compton Basset and Ivy House,
Wilts, LL.D., F.R.S., Lieut. -Col. of the county militia, one of
the Commissioners for Trade, and Groom of the Chamber to
King Geokge III. He represented Calne 1747, Maidstone 1762,
and Bedwin 1770. He m. Anne, dau. of the Eight Hon.
Edward Hopkins, M.P., Secretary of State for Ireland; and d.
1770, having had,
I. William, his heir.
II. Edward, successor to his brother.
III. Eichabd, of Oving House, a Gen. in the army, who s. to
the estates of the Hopkin's family, and assumed the name
and arms of Hopkins, 6. 1756; ra. 1st, 1777, Frances, dau.
of John Wray, Esq. of Monaghan, and by her had issue,
1 William Eichakd, his heir.
1 Anne. 2 Frances.
He 771. 2ndly, Miss Thompson, and by her had issue,
2 Eichard, late Capt. 8th Hussars.
3 Lucy, 'III. J. Eowley, Esq. ; and d.. s. p.
4 Harriett, m. Charles Shrader, Esq.
5 Julia, m. Capt. H. Hamilton Shum, of the 31st rest.
6 Emma, m. Henry Le Patourel, Esq. of Sidbury Castle,
Devon.
Gen. Northey Hopkins, d. 26 April, 1845, and was s. by his
son,
William Eichakd Hopkins Nokthet, Esq. of Ovin£r
House, Bucks, J. P., formerly a Capt. in the .army, and
Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Eichmond, when Lord-
Lieut, of Ireland, ra. Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Gerald
Fortescue, Esq. of co. Louth, and by her (who d. 13 April,
1864) had,
Eichard Arthur Fortescue, an officer in the army, who
d. on service in the I7th year of his age.
Fanny Elizabeth, m. 2.^ Jan. 1830, George Ives, 4th Lord
Boston, and d. 1860, leaving issue.
Geraldine, m. 1838, Joseph Pratt Tynte, Esq., of Tynte
Park, 2nd son of Col. Pratt, of Cabra Castle, co. Cavan,
by Jemima Eoberta lus wife, dau. of Sir James Tynte,
Bart.
Adelaide Grace. Antoinette.
Eulalie Emily, m. James Agg Gardner, Esq. of Chelten-
ham.
I. Anne, d. unm. ii. Charlotte, d. unm.
III. Harriett, d. unm. iv. Lucy, d. unm.
The eldest son,
William Northet, E.<;q. of Box, Wilts, and Woodcote,
Epsom, Surrey, M.P. for Newport, Cornwall, from 1797 to the
time of his decease, 1826. He d. unm., and was s. by his brother.
The Eev. Edward Northey, M.A., Canon of Windsor, 6.
22 Oct. 1754; rn. 3 March, 1794, Charlotte, 2nd dau. of the
Eev. Edward Taylor, of Bifions, near Canterbury, and sister
of Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor, and by her (who d. 19 Feb. 1837(
had issue,
I. Edward Eichard, his heir.
II. William Brook, of Box, Wilts, J.P. and D.L. Kent,
retired Lieut.-Col. in the army, formerly of the Coldstream
Guards, b. 8 Feb. 1805; r,i. Dec. 1829, Agnes, dau. of Gen.
Boreel, of the service of the Netherlands, and niece of
Baron Fagel, at one time Ambassador in England, and has
issue,
1 William Brook, an officer 71st Highland Light Infantry,
6. 12 March, 1835; rf. in the Crimea.
2 Alfred Edward (Eev.;, M.A. Trin. Coll. Camb., 5. 1838.
1 Agnes. 2 Emily.
1. Charlotte, to. 14" Jan. 1836, Major Henry Knight, 4th son
of Edward Knight, Esq. of Godmersham Park, Kent, and is
deceased. ii. Harriet, d. unm. 1823. iii. Lucy.
IV. Mary, m. Eev. William Knight, 5th son of Edward
Knight, Esq. of Godmersham, and is deceased.
The Eev. Edward Northey d. 18 Feb. 1828.
Anns — Or, on a fess az. between three panthers statant ppr.
semee of estoiles arg. a pansey of the first between two lilies of
the third. Crest — A cockatrice, flames issuing from the mouth
ppr. Motto — Steady.
<S'eai— Woodcote House, Epsom.
NORTHMORE OP CLEVE.
NoETHMOEE, JoHN, Esq. of Cleve, Devon, J.P.,
b. 1 June, 1826 ; m. 1st, 25 Aug. 1863, Jemima
Hajter, only dau. of Eev. William Hames, Rector
of Cliagford, Devon, and of Ham, Kent (slie
d. s. p. 7 April, 1869); 2ndly, 1873, Harriefc
Olympia Morshead, youngest dau. of Northmore
Heiie Pierce Lawrence, Esq. of Launceston, Corn-
wall, and by her (who d. 1 Sept. 1875) he has issue,
John, h. 3 Sept. 1»74.
Olympia.
ILt'UCagC— This family of Northmore is one of great
antiquity in Devon. It appears from old family records that
John Northmore was seised of lands in the 6th year of Kin^
Edward III. in the parish of South Tawton, Devon, where his-
descendants continued to reside down to the latter part of the
17th century, when the existing mansion and estates of Cleve,.
in the parish of St. Thomas, having been acquired by an
ancestor of the present owner, the old residence of Well, in
South Tawton, was gradually abandoned, and subsequently
alienated. The disjointed and imperfectly preserved records
of the family do not, however, permit of a connected pedigree
being traced further back than
Eichard Northmore, Esq. of Well, South Tawton, 6. circou
1520, who by his wife Joan (who d. 1585), left at his decease^
June, 1594, among other children, a son and heir,
Edward Northmore, Esq. of Well, bapt. 3 May, 1560; m.
5 Oct. 1591, Philote, a dau. of John Hayewoode, Esq. of East
Hayewoode, in Bondleigh, Devon, and dying March, 1629, left
issue. The eldest son and heir,
John Northmore, Esq. of Well, m. 16 Nov. 1633, Johan&
Stronge, of Torrhill, and by her (who d. 1686) left at his
decease, 1671 (with one dau., Elizabeth, m. 11 April, 1681, to-
Eichard Weekes, Esq. of North Wyke, Devon), five sons,
I. John, his heir. ii. William, s. his brother.
111. Thomas, of Cleve, M.P. for Oakhampton, a Master in
Chancery, b. 1643; m. 1st, Anne, dau. of — Pridham, Esq»
by whom he left issue, a dau. and heiress, Anne, m. her
cousin, William Northmore, Esq.; 2ndly, Ehzabeth, dau. of
Solomon Andrews, Esq. of Lyme Eegis, Dorset, High
Sheriff of that county 1697 (she d. 1689) ; and 3rdly, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart, of Clowance,
Cornwall (she d. 1735). Thomas Northmore, Esq., d. Ju!y»
1713. IV. Edward, Vicar of Chudleigh, rf. M/D/i. Oct. 1687.
V. Jeffory, bapt. 27 Sept. 1648 ; m. Grace, dau. and heiress of
Nathaniel Eisdon, Esq. of Spreyton, and by her (who d,
Sept. 1720) left at his decease, Sipt. 1724, a son, John, who
became of Cleve.
The eldest son,
John Northmore, Esq. of Well, bapt. 24 Jan. 1635; m.
26 Nov. 1674, Margery Welcombe, of Chudleigh, but dying s.p.
April, 1713, was s. by his next brother,
William Northmore, Esq. of Throwleigh, bapt. 13 Jan.
1639 ; m. 1st, Mary, dau. and heiress of William Knapman,
E.5q. ofWanson, Throwleigh, but by her (who rf. April, 1685^
he had no issue. He m. 2ndly, 21 Jan. 1688, Anne, dau. of the-
Eev. William Hutton, Eector of Northlew, Devon, and by her
(who d. Jan. 1743) he left at his death, Sept. 1716 (together
with a dau., Elizabeth, m. 1st, Edward Herle, Esq. of Landew,
Cornwall, High Sheriff 1713, by whom she had one son; 2ndly,
Charles Kendall, Esq., LL.D. (of the family of Kendall of
Pdyn), by whom she had several children; and 3rdly, John
Weekes, Esq. of North Wyke), a son and heir, !
William Northmore, Esq. of Cleve, M.P. for Okehampton, .
bapt. 8 July, 1C90; m. 1st, Anne, dau. and heiress of Thomas-
Northmore, Esq. of Cleve (she rf. 1717); 2ndly, Florence, dau.
of Sir Arthur Chichester, 3rd hart, of Ealeigh (she rf. 1725 ; and
3rdly, Elizabeth (who became his widow), dau. of WilHara
Oxenham, Esq. of Oxenham, Devon. William Northmore,
Esq., d. s. p. March, 1738, and was s. by his cousin,
John Northmore, Esq. (son of Jeffry and Grace his wife),
who eventually becoming the representative of the family, s.
to Cleve, under the entail of his uncle, Thomas Northmore,
Esq. He m. 20 May, 1730, Anne, dau. of John CoUacott, Esq.
of Chagford, and by her (who rf. Feb. 1772) left at his death,
Dec. 1735 (together with one dau., m. William Langdon
Wilkins, Esq. of Slade, Devon), a son and heir,
Thomas Northmore, Esq. of Cleve, bapt. 28 Nov. 1735,
High Sheriff 1769; m. Elizabeth, dau. and heiress cfEichaid
Osgood, Esq. of Fulham, and by her (who rf. 1770), left at his
decease, Oct. 1777, three sons, i. Thomas, his heir; ii. William
Gracchus (Eev.), M.A., 6. 1763; rf. 13 Dec. 1837, unm.; m.
Edward, b. 1769, Capt. 10th regt. of Infantry, rf. unm. 3 Sept.
1814. The eldest son,
Thomas Northmobe, Esq, of Cleve, M.A., J. P., F.A.S., 6.
IfOR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOT
1177
1766; m. 1st, Penolopc, dan. of Sir William Kavlo Wclljjr,
1st bart. of Denton Hall, co. Lincoln (by his 1st wifo, Penelope,
dau. of Sir John Glynno, P>art. of Hawarden Castle, Flint),
and by her (who </. 7 Nov. 1792) had a son and heir,
I. Thomas Welbt, b. 10 July, 1791, M.A., Liewt. and Capt.
Scots Fusilier Guards, afterwards in holy orders, succes-
sively Chaplain at Dinapore, and Vicar of Wiriterton, co.
Lincoln; in. 13 May, l«iJ, his cousin, Katherinc, iird dau.
of Sir William Earlc Welby, Bait.; he d. 16 July, 1829, and
had issue by her (who d. U May, 1869),
1 Tno.MAS Weluv (liev.), Vicar of Kirkhammerton, co.
York, b. 20 Aug. 1823. 2 John, now ol Cleve.
Thomas Northmore, Esq. m. 2ndly, 9 Nov. 1809, Emmeline,
4th dau. of Sir John Eden, Part, of Windle>tone Park, co.
Durham, and by her (who d. 21 July, lb50) liad issue,
II. EdcnShafto, d. unm. in the lifetime of his father, 1 June,
1838.
I. Emmeline Eden.
II. Charlotte O.sgood, m. 4 Aug. 1835, John TVTiitlock, Esq.,
Capt. in the U.E.l.C.'s Madras army. He d. 27 May, 184;i,
leaving issue. in. Penelope Louisa Davison, d. younic.
rv. Cornelia liisdon, m. 8 May, 1857, Benjamin Jones, Esq. of
Llanelly, and d. 21 Aug. 1870, leaving issue.
V. Adelina Johnson.
VI. Caroline Amelia Brunswicl\, «i. 17 March, 1847, George
Longworth Dames, Esq., Capt. in H.M. G6th rcgt. who </.
20 March, 1860, leaving issue. vii. Elfrida St. Aubyn.
j vui. Gertrude Johnes.
Thomas Northmore, Esq., d. 29 May, 1S51, and was s. by his
grandson, Thomas Welist Northmore, Esq., who conveyed
Cleve to his brother, John Northmore, Esq., the present
possessor.
. Arms—Gv., a lion rampant or, langued and armed az.,
( crowned with an eastern crown arg. Crest — A lion's head
1 erased gu. crowned as above, and charged on the neck with a
rose arg., bearded and seeded ppr. Motto — Nee elata, nee
I dejecta.
1, Seat— Cleve House, near Exeter, Devon.
NORTON OF BBIGHTWELL PABK.
See Lowndes.
NOBTON OF NOBTHWOOD PABK AND
THE DELL.
Norton, Daniel, Esq. of Northwood Park,
Middlesex, and The Dell, Bonehurch, Isle of Wight,
I. 29 Dec. 1806 ; m. Isfc, 28 Jan. 1832, Louisa Maria,
dau. of Samuel Adderley Delves, Esq. of 17, Broad
Street, Golden Square, London, by whom he had
issue,
I. Daniei., 6. 19 Not. 1842; m. 5 April, 1866.
II. Jason Delves, 6. 25 June, 1844, married.
III. William, 6. 26 Feb. 1646; d. unm. 15 March, 1S77.
IV. Thomas, b. 21 Jan. 1848, married.
V. Arthur, b. 10 March, 1850, married.
VI. Henry Samuel, 6. 7 May, 1854.
I. Loui.'^a, m. 16 May, 1863, John Edward Dawson, Esq.
II. Grace, d. 7 June, 1840.
III. Violet, m. U Feb. 1875, William Stericker, Esq., M.D.
IV. Florence, b. 27 June, 1857 ; m. 27 June, 1878, H. K. II.
Maclver, Esq.
He m. 2ndly, 5 Aug. 1870, Ellen Constance, youngest
lau. of Rev. Samuel Rowe, late Vicar of Crediton,
Devon. Mr. Norton purchased considerable landed
property in the cos. of Kent, Middlesex and Hert-
(ord.
tttllC.lCJC.— DANtEL NonxoN, Brewer and Banker in
'■ridge, represented an old family in that town, which
-inally came from co. Lancaster. He m. Miss Scott, sister of
. Pudsey Dawson, of Langcliff Hall, co. Lancaster, whose
.band was Mayor of Liverpool, and had four sons,
I. Daniel Scott, whose eldest son, Daniel, was leading partner
in the well known firm of "Uaggart and Norton," of
London.
II. Edward. m. William. iv. Henry.
The 3rd son,
William Norton, 6. atXTxbridge, 3 Jan. 1785; m. 13 March,
's Mary Wilshire, by whom (who was b. 1 March, 178.5, and
I'i67) he left at his decease, 18 Jan. 1857, four sons and two
aus.,
I. Daniel, now of KortUwood Park, and The Dell.
It. William, 6. 21 Jan. 1808, settled in New Zealand, m. and
ha.s issue.
III. Jason Wilshire, 6. 7 Jan. 1811; w. and d., leaving ono
dau.
IV. Thomas, 6. 5 Aug. 1812 ; to. twice, and has issue.
I. Emma Grace, b. 22 Oct. 1809 ; m. and (/., leaving issue.
II. Mary Grace, b. 25 March, 1814, m. twice, but has no issue.
5f«^<!— Northwood Park, lUckmansworth ; and The Dell,
Bonehurch, Isle of Wight.
NOTLEY OF COMBE SYDENHAM HALL,
AND CHILLINGTON HOUSE.
NoTLET, Maewoou, Esq. of Combe Sydenham
Hall and Ohilliugton llouse, Somerset.
ILiltrnjC— The Eev. George Notlet (son of the Rev.
George Notley, by Catherine his wife, dau. of Dr. Abell, of
Stogumber, and grandson of George Notley, Esq. of Ciickett
St. Thomas, Somerset, by Racbael Salusbury, his wife), m.
about 1786-7, Mary, 3rd dau. of James Marwood, Esq. of
Avishays House, Somerset, and Sutton Court, Devon,
and co-heiress of her brother, James Thomas Benedictus
Marwood, Esq. of Avishays, and d. 11 Aug. Is31, leaving two
sons,
I. James Thomas Benedictus, b. 4 June, 1791 ; m. 1st, C Oct.
1814, llachcl, 2nd dau. of William Clark, Esq. of Beaminstcr,
Dorset; and 2ndly, in 1819-20, Miss Elizabeth Palmer, of
Stawley, Somerset, and by her left at his decease, 31 J«n.
1851,
1 George, m. March, 1843, Frances Eliza Millet Thomas.
2 James Thomas Benedictus, late of Combe Sydenham
Hall, b. 22 April, 1830. 3 Marwood.
1 Emma, m. Aug. 1842, George Harding, Esq. of Pad-
nollcr House, Somerset.
2 Mary, m. 1859, W. W. Elton, Esq.
3 Ellen Catherine, m. 1847, C. H. Gardner, Esq.
4 Elizabeth Rachel.
5 Frances Victoria Marwood, m. 18.'i9, W. Sweet, Esq.
6 Elizabeth Kacliel. 7 Louisa Sarah.
II. George.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, or, on a bend cotised az.
three bezants, for Notley; 2nd and 3rd, gu., a chevron erm.
between three goats' heads erased arg., for Marwood. Creal —
Out of a mural crown a lion's head. Motto — Noli meutiri.
Seats — Combe Sydenham Hall; and Chillington House, near
Taunton, Somerset.
PYKE-NOTT OF BYDOWN.
Pyke-Nott, John N., Esq. B.A., of Bydown,
Swimbridge, North Devon, Lord of the Manors of
Parracombe, Eowley, &c., and Patron of the Living
of Parracombe, b. 26 March, 1841 ; m. 25 April, 1867,
Caroline Isabella, dau. of Frederick Ward, Esq.,
M.A. of St. John's, Cambridge, aud has issue,
I. John Moels, h. 3 Feb. 1868.
II. James Sherard, b. IS Jan. 1869.
III. Edmund George Izacke, 6. 22 July, 1S71.
I. Caroline Evelyn Eunice.
II. Isabel Codrington.
HinCaflC— The Notts, other branches of whom were
settled at Irishcombe, in Lapford, and EUishays, in Combe
Raleigh parish, at an early period, have held property in
Swimbridge for centuries.
John Nott, of Swimbridge, Gent., b. temp. Edward IV.,
acted in the transfer of the parish lands in 1524, and died
the year following. His great-great-grandson,
William Nott, owner of Cobbaton and Uppacott, in Swim-
bridge, Gent., b. 1596 ; in. 1617, Ellen, dau. (by Agnes his
wife, dau. of William Spurway, Esq. of Oakford) of John
Berry, Esq. of Chittlehampton, 6th in descent from -lolm
Berry, Esq., Lord of the Manor of Berrytown, who was 7lhiu
descent from Galfridus de Berry, of Berrynarbor, di/ijj.
Henry III. Ellen became eventually representative of her
branch.
John Nott, son and heir, 6. 16G2 ; d. in his father's lifetime,
leaving, by Anne his wife, sister of John Bellew, Gent, of
Yarnscombe (descended from Bellew of Ash, who derived
from De Belle Eau of the Conquest), a son and heir,
William Nott, of Cobbaton, Gent., b. 1616 ; m. Mary, dau.
of Hervey, Esq. of the family, as is supposed, of Ilervey of
Aylesbeare, Devon, descended from Thomas, 4th son of
Thomas Hervey, the 1st of Itkworth, ancestor of the Marquess
of hiistul.
4 a 2
1178
NOW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOW
Jons KoTT, Esq. of Cobbaton, son and heir, &. 16S0; m.
Asnes, heiress of the Hamonds, of Eastdowne; and his 3rd son,
but eventual heir,
James Nott, Esq., 6.1726; settled at Tordown, in Swim-
bridge. He m. Emeline, dau. of John Mules, Gent, of a
younger branch of Mules of Ernsborough, in Swimbridge, of
■whom was Sir John Moels, who built St. Bridget's Aisle in
Swymbridge Church, a descendant of the Baron of his name,
and of Roger de Moels of Lewe, temp. Conquest. James Nott
liad issue two sons and three daus., Susan, v,nrii. ; Eme, wife
of liev. N.Dyer; Agnes, m. Eichard Harding, Esq. of Buz-
zacott.
James Nott, Esq. of Tordown, the elder son, Capt. of the
North Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, Lay Eector of Swimbridge,
&c., d. v.iirii. 1809.
John Nott, Esq. of Bydown, the younger son, &. 1769; in.
Susan, only child of Eichard Norris, Gent., by whom he
acquired estates in the parishes of Witheridge, Thelbridge,
Southmolton, and Brendon. He d. in 1808, leaving a son and
heir,
John Nott, Esq. of Bydown, 6. 1805, who succeeded to the
entire Nott property. He was Senior Capt. of the North
Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, Lord of the Manor of Eowley, &c.
On his decease in 1855 (his only brother, James, having d. a.
minor) part of the property passed, by the will of James Nott,
Esq. of Tordown, to the Rev. R. Harding, grandson of E.
Harding, Esq., the husband of Agnes Nott. The rest of the
property was inherited by his nephew and representative,
John Nott Pike Nott, Esq., now of Bydown, eldest and
only surviving son of Elizabeth Nott (the only one of the
sisters who m.}, wife of the Rev. John Pyke, M.A., J. P., Rector
and Patron and Lord of the Manor of Parracombe. The
Rev. John Pyke was only son of John Pyke, Esq., J. P.,
Banker, Joint Lord of the demesne of the Manors of Comb-
martin, &c., sometime Patron of Martinhoe, by Anne Hogg his
wife, dau. of Thomas Salmon, Esq., by Ann his wife, sister of
Thomas Hogg, Esq., Lord of the Manor of Newton Tracey.
John Pyke, Esq., was only son (by Susan liis wife, dau. of
John Law, Gent.) of John Pyke, Esq., b. 1727, who, after the
decease of his elder brother, the Rev. Robert Isaac Pyke,
Vicar of Chew Magna-cum-Dundry, Somerset (whose only
son, the Rev. John Pyke, Rector of Radstock had d. unm.},
became heir male to his father, the Rev. Humphry Pyke,
of the old Devonshire family of Pyke or Pike, of whom was
Henry Pike, Sub-Dean of Exeter Cathedral in 1350, and
also to his mother, Elizabeth, sole heiress of the Isaacs,
Isacs, or Izackes, of Westdowne. She was only child (by
Elii;;ibeth, heiress of Arthur Ellis, Gent.) of Robert Isaac,* Esq.
son and heir (by Anne, only child by his 1st wife, of John
Codrington, Esq. of Didmarton, High Sheriff of Gloucester-
shire, and elder brother of the Baronets Codrington) of
PtObert Isaac, Esq., who was son and heir (by Grace, co-heiress
3f Eichard Eoberts, Gent., Lord of the demesne of the Manor
of Combemartin, &c.. Patron of Chew Magna andBerrynarbor)
of Francis Isaac, Gent, of Westdowne, 3rd son of Robert
Isaac, Gent, of Buriatt, in Atherington, Devon (whose family
had been seated there from the time, it is said, of King Henry
III.), by Catherine, dau. of Eobert Chichester, Esq. of Hall,
and his wife Helena, the dau. of Sir John Acland, of Acland.
Anns — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., on a bend engrailed or,
between four leopards' faces two and two arg. an estoile of
eight points between two martlets of the field, for Nott ; 2nd
and 3rd, quarterly or and gu., on a chevTon barry wavy of
four arg. and az. between two trefoils in chief and another in
base counterchanged a pike naiant ppr., for Ptke; Quarter-
ings : Isaac, Eoberts, &;c. Crests — 1st, Two mascles fesswise
interlaced or, thereon a martlet gu. ducally gorged gold in the
beak a sprig of laurel ppr. ; 2nd, On a mount vert a demi-pike
haurient ppr. between two wings gu., each charged with a
trefoil or.
/Sen;— Bydown, Swimbridge, Barnstapb.
NOWELL OF READ, NOW OF NETHES-
SIDE.
NowELi, The Key. Thomas Whitakek, M.A.,
of Netherside, co. York, Rector of Poplar, Middle-
sex, and formerly Fellow of Brasenose Coll. Oxford,
b. 25 May, 1824.
HillCaUC— EoGER NowELL, Lord of Eede, m. Eleanor,
dau. and co-heir of Eichard Fitton, of Great Harwood and
* Robert Isaac was descended from a co-heiress of the St.
Albyn family. The St. Albyns, who appear on the Roll of
Jtatcle Abbey,! were Lords of the Manor and Patrons of Parra-
combe temx>. Edward 11.
Martholme, and had two sons, Adam, his heir; William, of
Little Mereley. The elder son and heir,
Adam Nowell, living 7 Edward 1., was ancestor of
John Nowell, m. twice, and d. 1526, leaving, by Dowsabel,
his 2nd wife, dau. of Thomas Hesketh, Esq. of Buflord, with
several daus., five sons,
Roger, of whom presently.
Alexander, Dean of St. Paul's.
Laceence, Dean of Lichfield, an able Antiquary.
Robert, Attorney at the Courts of Wards and Liveries.
Nicholas.
The eldest son and heir,
Roger Nowell, Esq., m. Grace, dau. of Sir Eichard Sher-
borne, Knt. of Stonyhurst, co. Lancaster, and d. 8 Sept. 1567,
was great-great-grandfather of
Roger Nowell, Esq. of Eede or Eeade Hall, co. Lancaster,
bapt. 8 Aug. 1582, aged 35 at the Heralds' Visitation, 1613,
who d. 23 Nov. 1623, leaving (by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
Thomas Fleetwood, Esq. of Newton) an eldest son,
Roger Nowell, Esq. of Read HaD, bart. 13 March, 1605,
aged 7 at the Heralds' Visitation, 1613, and aged 58 at that of
1664. He m. Dorothy, 2nd dau. of John Holt, Esq. of
Stubley, co. Lancaster, and by her (wh» was buried 7 June,
1681) had (with four daus.) six sons. Mr. Nowell, who raised
a regt. at his own expense for the protection of Charles I.,
and defended Latham House with great skill and bravery as
its Colonel, was buried 25 May, 1695. His 4th, but (at the
Visitation of 1664) eldest surviving son,
Alexander Nowell, Esq. *f Read Hall, bapt. 30 Aug.
1632, TO. 1st, 1665, Margaret, eldest dau. of William Far-
rington, Esq. of Werden, co. Lancaster ; and 2ndly, 5 Feb.
1673, Eleanor, 3rd dau. of Thomas Heber, Esq. of Marton and
Stainton, co. York. By the latter (who was buried 15 Dec.
1683) he had issue,
I. Roger, the elder, of Read Hall, Lord of the Manor of Read
and also possessor of Netherside, bapt. 19 Jan. 1674-5;
m. 1st, 31 Jan. 1694, Jane, dau. of Richard Townley, of
Carr Hall, co. Lancaster, and that lady having d. 13 March
following, he m. 2ndly, 16 March, 1695-6, Rebecca, dau. of
Thomas Heber, Esq. of Marton and Stainton, co. York, and
by her (who d. 13 Feb. 1744) had (with other issue),
1 Roger, of Read Hall, bapt. 27 Dec. 1697 ; m. Mary, dau.
of Sir John Legard, Bart, of Ganton, co. York, and was
buried 11 Oct. 1734, leaving by her (who d. 1 AprO, 1770)
two daus. and co-heirs,
Kebecca, m. the Rev. John Cayley, of Low Hall,
Brompton.
Dorothy, m. the Rev. Cuthbert Allanson, D.D., of
Adlington, co. Lancaster, Rector of Wath, co. York, and
sometime Chaplain to the House of Commons. She d.
1760, leaving issue.
2 Thomas, d. unm.
3 Alexander, first of Manchester, and subsequently of Read
Hall, bapt. 31 Jan. 1706; in. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Hatfield, of Stockport, co. Chester; and d. 30 Oct. 1750,
having had by her (who was buried 18 Oct. 1763) four
sons,
Alexander, of Read Hall, m. 7 Nov. 1761, Charlotte, only
dau. and heir of Col. John Ramsey, of Dean Street,
Soho,jand by her (who d. 8 Nov. 1785) left at his decease.
May, 1772, an only child, Elizabeth Eleanor, who d. 4
Jan. 1778, aged 12.
Thomas, bapt. 18 May, 1735, Lieut, in the King's regt.
of Volunteers ; d. unm. 1765.
Roger, of Derby, Surgeon, m. Dorothy Anne, dau. of
John Sole, of Bobbing Place, Kent, and by her (who
■m. 2ndly, Col. Heathcote, of Derby) left at his decease,
1764, aged 27, two daus, and co-heirs.
Elizabeth Catherine, m. Henry Constantino Jennings,
of Shiplake, co. Oxford.
Dorothy Anne, m. James Barton, of Manchester.
Eichard, bapt. 1738; d. young 1743.
4 Henry, bapt. 13 April, 1709; d. 1754.
II. Thomas, bapt. 30 March, 1676; d. v. p. unm.
III. Eobert, bapt. 9 May, 1680.
IV. Alexander, of whose line we treat.
1. Bridget, m. before 1695, Thomas Sherson, of EUed Craig,
CO. Lancaster.
The youngest son,
Alexander Nowell, Esq. of Gawthorp, co. Lancaster, Ciipt.
in the Lancashire Militia, bapt. 11 May, 1682; m. 12 Dec.
1706, Mary, dau. of Eichard Assheton, of Cuerdale, and was
buried 16 March, 1747, having had by her (who d. 3 May,
1746),
Alexander, living 1736, who had two sons, Charles and
Eichard.
Richard, of the Accountant General's Office, Court of Chan-
cery, bapt. 18 Nov. 1712; living unm. 1783.
Eogcr, of Altham HaU, and Stockbridge, co. Lancaster, m.
I
NOW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NOY
1179
the relict of Lonsdale, of High Ripley, co. Lancaster, anil
had nn only chilil, Mary, i?!. James Karington, Ksq., biollicr
of Sir William I'uriiigton, Knt. ofSliawcUall, co. Lancaster.
Thomas, d. unm.
James, ;;(. Alice, dan. of Cobb, of Nantwicli, co. Chester,
and by her (who m. 2ndly, Perkins) left at his decease,
4 May, 1749, tlirce dans, and co-heirs, Elizabeth, m. I'rcst-
bury, of Chester; Kebecca, and Anne, living unm. 1783.
Ralph, of whom presently.
Klizabeth, m. 6 Aug. 1745, James Isherwood, Esq.of Bolton-
Ic-Moors; he d. 1782.
The yoimsrcst son,
Ralph Nowell, Esq. of Gawthorp ITall, co. Lancaster, and
subsequently of Kccleston, in tlie same co., and of Coverhead,
CO. York, m. 1 Dec. 1755, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Whitaker,
Esq. of Holme, co. Lancaster, and ((. 25 May, 1780, aged 58,
having had by her (who was buried 3 April, 1793),
I. Tiio.MAS Michael, successor to his father, of Eccleston and
Coverhead, and of The Retreat, Essex, M.D., b. 29 Sept.
1760; m. Anne West, of the city of London, and d. 8 Aug.
1807, leaving an only child and heir,
Alexander John Nowell, 0. 7 May, 1789, d. unm. 17 Sept.
1814.
IT. Alexander, an officer in the Indian army, in which he
continued till his marriage, 1793, w hen lie settled in Tirhoot,
in Bengal. He subsequently became of Underley, in West-
morland, which county he represented in Parliament. He
m. 1st, 6 Jan. 1793, Maria Theresa, dau. of Thomas Kearnan,
of the city of London, and widow of Col. Henry Watson,
Chief Engineer to the East India Company ; and 2ndly,
6 April, 1825, Charlotte, 4th dau. of James Farrington, Esq.
of Shawe Hall, to. Lancaster, by Mary his wife, only child
of Roger Now ell, Esq. of Altham Hall, which lady d. 2 Jan.
1842. Mr. Nowell d. s. p. 17 Nov. 1842, at Nethcrside.
III. Ralph, b. 1763; d. 1777.
IV. Richard, of London, b. 29 ^Dec. 17G4 ; to. 1 July, 1793,
Anne Isabella Anne, dau. of the Ven. Arthur Coliam,
Archdeacon of Wilt.*, Prebendary of Sarnm, and rf. s. p.
I. Rebecca, m. 29 Dec. 1789, William Atkinson, Esq. of
Linton, in Craven, co. York, and d. 21 Dec. 1829, leaving
by him, who d. 14 April, 1816, an only dau. and heiress,
Margaret, of Netherside and Linton, co. York, who
assumed, 1 Nov. 1843, the surname and arms of Nowell,
out of respect to her uncle, Alexander, and as being the
eldest representative of the family. She m. U May, 1822,
the Rev. Josias Robinson,* M.A., Rector of Alresford,
Essex, and by him (who d. 20 May, 1843) had issue,
1 Alexander Dawson, late of Nethcrside, d. 7 Jan. I8G6.
2 Thomas Whitaker, M.A., now of Netherside.
3 William Atkinson, M.A., 6. 30 June, 1829.
4 Ralph Assheton, Lieut. -Col. in the ^Bengal Staff Corps,
b. 23 Nov. 1830; iii. 11 June, 1865, Ellen Eliza, eldest
dau. of the Rev. H. J. Swale, of Ingheld, Settle, co. York.
5 Richard, </. young.
1 Mary Charlotte.
2 Margaret, iji. 18Nov. 1851, Thomas HordernWhittaker,
Esq. of the Holme, co. Lancaster, and d. 11 Oct. 1852,
leaving a dau., Mary Charlotte.
Sherf. 21 Oct. I8GI.
II. Anne, m. Jan. 1799, — Williams, of Hoddeslon, co. Herts,
and rf. 1841. iii. Lucy.
IV. Sarah, )/;,. 11 Dec. 1792, Thomas Hainsworth, of Leeds,
whorf. s. p. April, 1824. v. Mary.
A nns- Arg., three covered cups sa. Crext — .*\n a rm cmbowcd
in armour holding in the hand a flaming bomb, all ppr.
Heat — Netherside, near Skipton, co. York.
NOWELL.
See UsTiCKE.
NOYES OF EAST MASCALLS.
Notes, Thomas Herbert, Esq., B. A., F.G.S., of
East Masealls, Sussex, J.P., Barrister-at-Law, b.
31 Aug. 1800 ; 771. 20 Sept. 1826, Mary Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Joseph Thomson Halsey, Esq. of
Gaddcsden Park, Herts, SI.P., brother of Richard
"VVhately, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin, and has had
issue,
I. Thomas Herbert, B.A. Ch. Ch., and of Lincoln's Inn,
J. P. Sussex, h. 2 Aug. 1827.
II. Edward Herbert, Lieut. 10th Bombay Native Infantry,
b. 23 July, 1835.
III. Kennaway William Herbert, Capt. 85th Light Infantry,
6. 14 Oct. 1836.
IV. Lionel Herbert, Lieut. R.A., b. 15 Oct. 1838; in. 8 July,
• Of the family of Robinson, lormerly ol Raydalc, co. Y'ork.
1862, Kathleen, dau. of Hon. Thomas Herbert Power,
Member of the Legislative Council of South Australia, and
has issue four children.
V. Frederick Robert Halsey Herbert (Rev.), B.A., b. 29 Nov.
1S39. VI. Hamilton Herbert, U. 1848.
VII. Philip Algernon Herbert, b. 21 Aug. 1843.
I. Charlotte Elizabeth Herbert.
II. Alice Herbert. in. Fanny Herbert.
IV. Mary Blanche Herbert. v. Sibyl Evelyn Herbert.
iLillCilJC— This family was settled at an early period in
Wilts and Hants, where it was possessed of considerable estates
in the 16th century.
In 1540, William Noyes purchased the prebend of Arches-
fouiito (now Urchfonl), with its dependencies, from the Earl
of Hertford, afterwards tlie Protector Somerset. He d. 1557,
leaving, by Agnes his wife, five daus. and four sons, i. Robert;
II. John, who was M.P. for Calne in 1600; in. Richard, who
was of Manningford, and rf. s. p. 1600; iv. William, also of
Manningford, and rf. 1596. The eldest son,
Robert Noves, who .?. to the prebend and estates of Erch-
font, m. Joan Atlridge; and dying at a great age in 1014, left
by his will, proved in that year, his estates at Archesfounte to
his 2nd son, William, having previously settled his eldest son,
RoiiERT, on the estate of Hatherdean, near Andover, which he
had purchased in 1574. This
Robert Notes, of llatlierdean, rf. 1636, and was buried in
Andover Chancel, leaving a numerous family, and making
Peter Noyes, of Andover, his executor. His brother, William
Noyes, Esq. of Archesfounte, rf. 27 Oct. 1618, leaving by his
wife Anne, dau. of Michael Erneley, Esq. (High Sheriff of Wilts
in 1580), who m. 2ndly, Robert Eyre, Esq. of Chaldficld House,
three sons, i. WiUiam, of Chaldfield, rf. 1646 ; ii. Robert, of
Chaldfield, rf. 1637 ; iii. Richard, of Chaldheld, rf. 1636 ; and
three daus. He also made his cousin, Peter Noyes the elder,
of Andover, his executor. This Peter Notes was apparently
a brother of William Noyes, of Ramridge House, in Weyliill,
who 7)1. Joan, dau. and heiress of Nicholas Bacon, Esq. of
Whiteparish, and who in 1608 filed a Bill in Chancery against
the Master and Fellows of Ewelme Hospital, in which he
recites that his ancestors had for 200 years then last past held
the said manor of Ramridge. Upon the death of his son,
William Noyes, of Ramridge, s. p. 1626, his extensive estates
in Wilts passed to his four sisters as coheirs, while Ramridge
manor passed in settlement to his widow Helen, who conveyed
it to her 2nd husband, Mr. Drake. Peter Noyes, of Andover,
who, on his cousin's death, in 1626, had in vain laid claim t.>
her estates in the Court of Wards, had m. 1589, Agnes, dau.
and co-heir of John Noyes, of Trunkwcll House, Shiiiijeld,
Berks, by whom he bad,
John, rf. v.nm.
Peter, of Trunkwell, to. 1621, Eleanor, dau. of Adrian Kirby,
of Basing, and rf. 1644, v. p., leaving two sons, Peter, who
s. his grandfather; and John, of Strathfieldsaye, who
rf. *■. ;). 1668, and was buried at Slunlield.
Richard, m. and left issue.
Joyce, Mi. Rev. Robert Wylde, D.D. Catherine.
Peter Noyes the elder rf. 1647, and was s. by his grandson,
Peter Notes, of Trunkwell, who entered his pedigree on
the Visitation of Berks. He m. 1653, Winifred, dau. of John
White, Esq. of the Inner Temple, 2nd son of Martin White,
Esq. of Fittleford, Dorset; and dying 1666, was buried at Sliin-
field, leaving, by his wife Winifred (who rf. 1679) four sons
and three daus. The 3rd son,
William Noyes, who became the representative of the
family, m. Margaret, dau. and heir of John Clarke, Esq. of
Horton, Bucks, and great-granddau. and heiress of George
Newton, Esq. of East Masealls, Susses. He rf. 1734, having
had issue,
William, one of the Six Clerks in Chancery, m. 1726, Martha,
dau. and heir of Thomas Herbert, Esq. of Stvetton, co.
Warwick, and Horsepath, co. Oxford, the last of the Stretton
branch of the family of Herbert. He rf. 1728, leaving two
sons, Thomas Herbert, who s. his grandlather; and
William Herbert, who d. young.
Peter, Citizen of London. John.
Winifred, (/. 1779. Anne, d. .«. p. 1800.
Margaret, m. Nicholas Scaly, Esq., Mayor of Bridgcwaicr.
William Noyes" grandson,
Thomas Herbert Notes, Esq., was of Bcrkhampstead St.
Peter's, Herts, and Cliairnian of Quarter Sessions, D.L. lor
that CO. He m. 175G, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Charles Halsey,
Esq. of Gaddcsden Park, M.P. for Herts (of kin to William of
Wykeham), and rf. 1776, leaving, besides a dau., EUzabcth,
who rf. 7inm., an only son.
Rev. Thomas llKiuituT Notes, of East Masealls, JI.A., of
1180
:sjja
THE LANDED GENTRY.
l^TJGr
Ch. Ch. Ornn, Vicar of Bath Easton, Somerset, m. 23 April,
1798, Maria, dau. of Baker John Littlehales, Esq. of Moulsey
Park, Surrey, and sister of Sir Edward Baker Baker, Bart, of
Eanston, and by her (who d. 13 Feb. 1760) had two sons,
1. Thos£as Hebbekt, his heir; and ii. BendaU Frederick, late
an officer in the 56th regt., m. Sophia, dau. of J. Franldin,
Esq. of Leamington, by whom he has had issue, Bendall,
d. unm. 1854; Peter Charles Maedonald Lockhart, b. 1834;
and Ada Maria. Mr. Noyes d. 8 Aug. 1812, and was s. by his
elder son, the present Thomas Heebebt Xotes, Esq.
Arms — Az., three crosses-crosslet in bend arg. Crest — On a
cap of maintenance gu. turned up erm. a dove holding in the
beak an olive-branch ppr. Motto — Nuncia pacis oliva.
Stats — East Mascalls, Sussex ; The Manor House, Stretton-
oa-Dunsmore ; and PaxMU Park, Lindfield, Sussex.
NUGENT OF FARKEN CONNELL.
NuGEXT, St. Geoege Meevtx, Esq. of Farren
Connell, co. Cavan, Col. in the army, severely
wounded at Sobraon, b. 19 Jan. 1825 ; m. June, 1856,
Emily Frances, dau. of Eight Hon. Edward Litton,
Master in Chancery in Ireland, M.P. Coleraine, and
has liad issue,
I. Oliver St. George Christopher, 5. 1857; d. 1858.
n. St. George Richard Litton, 6. 1859; d. 1865.
lu. Oliveb Stcabt Wood, 6. 9 Nov. 1860.
rv. Mervyn Cecil, 6. 1 May, 1862.
iltnraflC. — Oliver Ndgent, Esq. of Ballina, 3rd son (by
Marian his wife, dau. of Nicholas, Lord Howth) of Sir Chris-
toplier Nugent, eldest son and heir-apparent of Eichard, 12th
Lord Delvin, m. 1st Anne, 2nd dau. of Christopher, 6th Lord
Dunsany, by whom he had one son, Cheistopheb, ancestor of
the Nugents of Ballina. He r,i. 2ndly, Miss Browne, of co.
Westmeath, and by her was father of
William Ncgext, Esq. of ?Lathanwear, m. Alison, dan. of Sir
James Fitzsimon, of Tullynally, and had two sons, Oliveb and
James. The former,
Oliveb Nuge.nt, Esq.of Enagh, co. Caran, to. Joan, dan. of
Christopher Nugent, of Kilmore, and by her had two sons,
Nicholas, of Enagh, and Robert, of whom we treat. The latter,
Eobebt Nugent, Esq. of Farren Connell, b. 1640; -ni. Mar-
garet, dau. of Eichard Dease, Esq. of Turbotstown, co. West-
meath, and had, with two daus., one son,
Oliveb Ncgest, Esq. of Bobsgrove, 6. 1676 ; m. Catherine,
dau. of Col. John Eeilly, of Garryrocock, co. Cavan, and by
her had, with three daus., a son and heir,
Eobebt Ncgest, Esq. of Bobsgrove, High Sheriff 17C2, 6.
6 Oct. 1703; m. 2 Sept. 1740, Anastatia, dau. of Michael
Lincoln, Esq., and had three sons, Oliveb, his heir; Eichard,
Capt. 31st regt., and afterwards an officer in the Eussian ser-
vice, 6. 1745, d. unm. 11 July, 1794; and Christopher, Capt.
49th regt., 6. 1746. The eldest son,
OLn-EE Ncgest, Esq. of Bobsgrove, High Sheriff 1788, 6.
20 Oct. 1741; 771. June, 1766, Eleanor Mervyn, dau. of Chris-
topher Irvine, Esq. of Castle Irvine, co. Fermanagh, and by
her had issue,
Oliver, an officer in the army, 5. 1771; d. unm. 1794, v. p.
Eichard, an officer E.A., 6. 1774; d. unm. 1794, v. p.
Bobert William, Capt. Eoyal Irish Artillery, d. s.p. 1794.
Cheistophee Edmosd Johs, of whom presently.
Mervyn, m. the Very Eev. John William Keatinge, Dean of
St. Patrick's, nephew to the 1st Lord Oriel ; and d. March,
1811.
Henrietta Catherine Blanche, m. June, 1799, James O'Eeilly,
Esq. of Baltrasna, co. Meath; and d. April, 1823.
Mr. Nugent d. 10 July, 1813, and was s. by his youngest and
then only surviving son,
Cheistopheb Edmosd John Ncgest, Esq. of Bobsgrove,
CO. Cavan, an officer of Dragoons, b. 22 June, 1777 ; ra.
13 June, 1803, Sophia Maria Anne, eldest dau. of William
Kathbome, Esq. of Scrypplestown, co. Dublin, by Florence
Elizabeth Anne his wife, dau. of William Irvine, Esq., M.P.,
of Castle Irvine, co. Fermanagh, and had issue,
OLrvEB, h. 17 June, 1804; m. 30 Oct. 1837, Sophia Anna
Maria, 2nd dau. of Eobert Johnston, Esq. of Kinlough
House, ci. Leitrim; and dying 5 Jan. 1840, left a son,
Edmos-d Eobebt, of Kilrue, b. 8 Feb. 1839; m. 15 Dec. 1864,
Ida Margaret, 3rd dau. of John Eowe, Esq. of Ballycross,
D.^. CO. Wexford, and d. s.p. 1876.
WilUam Gavin, an officer in the Madras Engineers, 6.
17 June, 1805; d. unm. 24 Dec. 1828.
Edmond, Vicar of Denn, co. Cavan, h. 17 Oct. 1808; m.
2 Dec. 1840, Frances, dau. of Matthew Nisbett, Esq. of
Dcrricarne Hou?e, co. Leitrim; and d. 1 Nov. 1854, leaving
a dau., Suptiia Ma/y.
Eobert George, 6. 14 Oct. 1812; d. 29 Jan. 1835.
BicHAED, of Kilrne, J.P. co. Meath, b. 17 Aug. 1822; m.
5 Dec. 1848, Amelia St. George, dau. of Eight Eev. Edward
Stopford, D.D., Bishop of Meath, and has issue, 1 Edward
Stopford Edmond Eichard, b. 23 Feb. 1851 ; 1 Sophia Maria
Anne Catherine; and 2 Eugenie Hortense Amelia St. George
Catherine.
St. Geoege Mebvtn, now of Farren Connell.
Henrietta Florence, m. Dec. 1827, Eev. George Lowther
Irvine, eldest son of Eev. William Henry Irvine, and grand-
son of Col. Irvine, M.P. ; and d. 13 March, 1834.
Sophia Letitia, d. young, 9 Nov. 1817.
Mr. Nugent was J.P. for co. Cavan, and served as High Sheriff
1821 ; d. 20 Feb. 1853.
Arms — Erm., two bars gu. Crest — A cockatrice rising vert,
tail nowed and wattles gu. Motto — Decrevi.
Scat — Farren Connell, Mount Nugent, co. Cavan.
NUGENT OF CLONLOST.
Nugent, John James, Esq. of Clonlost, co.
Westmeath, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1855,
formerly Capt. 3rd Dragoon Guards, and now
Major Westmeath Eifles, b. June, 1812 ; m. 1st,
1844, Anne Graham e, youngest dau. of Sir John
Eobinson, K.H. of Edinburgh, and by her (who d.
1846) had a dau.,
I. Isabella Euphemia Anne, ra. 1S09, Eichard Eaynell
Drought, Esq., formerly 51st regt., eldest surviving son of
Eev. John Drought, of Glencarrig, co. Wicklow.
He m. 2ndly, 1851, Helen,. 2nd dau. of Thomas
Grahame, Esq. of Loud Water, Herts.
iLtltCttJC. — Asdeew Nugent, Esq. of Clonlost, co. West-
meath (younger brother of Walter Nugent, of Donore, ancestor
of the Bans, of Donore, and son of Andrew Nugent, of Donore,
who was 4th son of James, eldest son and heir of Eichard, 10th'
Lord Delvin), 771. Anne, dau. of George D'Arcy, and was
father of
Cheistopheb Nugent, Esq. of Clonlost, d. 1 March, 1613,
leaving by his wife, dau. of William Fitz-Lawrence, Esq.,
a son,
Jajies Ncgest, Esq. of Clonlost, m. Marion, dau. of Eed-
mon Petit, of Ballinderry ; and dying 1626, left a son and sue- i
cessor, J
Thomas Ncgest, Esq. of Clonlost, m. Isniania, dau. of
Theobald Nugent, of New Haggard, and widow of Walter
Pollard, Esq., and was father of
James Ncgest, Esq. of Clonlost, m. Anne, dau. of John
Cook, of Mollygallen, and was father of
Thomas Nugent, Esq. of Clonlost, m. 1693, Mary, dau. of
Thomas Smyth, Esq. of Drumcree, and had a son and heir,
James Ncgest, Esq. of Clonlost, ra. 1719, Jane, dau. of
John Cooke, Esq. of Cookesborough, and had, with five daus.,
four sons,
John, of Clonlost. James, Capt. in the army, d. s. p.
Nicholas, an officer in the army, killed at the Havannah.
Walter, who d.. 1789, had, with other issue, John, who d.
1827, leaving, by Mary his wife, with other issue, a son,
Walteb Nugest, created a Baron of Austria, m. 1st,
Louisa Maria, dau. of Eev. Jolm Digby, and sister and
co-heiress of Jfohn Digby, Esq. of Landenstown, co. Kil-
dare, and by her had one dau., LouisaMaria. He iii.2ndly,
Georgiana Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Charles Jenkinson, lOtli
Bart, of Hawkesbury, by whom he had an elder son,
Walter Euthven Nugent, and 01 her issue, of whom
Ismania Catherine, m. 25 Feb. 1862, Charles, 3rd Lord
Southampton.
The elder son,
Johs Nugent, Esq. of Clonlost, m. 1753, Elizabeth Power,
dau. of Eichard le Poer Trench, Esq. of Garbally ; and dying
1770, left
Jahes, his heir.
Eichard, an officer in the army, d. in the West Indies.
John, Major-Gen. in the army, m. Frances, dau. of Eichard
Eeynell, Esq. of Eeynella, and left a son. Eyre Trench John
Eichard, an olTioer in the army, and a dau., Frances, ■
m. Samuel A. Eeynell, Esq of Archerstown.
Fanny, m. Hon. Eobert Eochfort. »
Alicia. Jane. Elizabeth. dP
Hester, rn. 1790, Capt. George Magill, 5th Dragoons. ^
Emily, in. William Lenox Naper, Esq. ;
Louisa, m. Philip Batty, Esq. of Ballyhealy.
The eldest son,
James Nugent, Esq. of Clonlost, Lieut.-Col. Westmeath
Jlilitia, and Hi£h Sheriff 1799, 6. 1762; m. 1809, Isabella,
NUGI-
THE LANDED GENTRY.
NUN
1181
eldest aau. of Major Andrew Parke, of Dunnally, co. Sligo,
and by her (who d. ISiiti) liuil issue,
John James, now of Clonlost.
Frances Elizabiih.
James Andrew, Lieut.-Col. late 36th refft., m. 1811, Hester,
only dau. of John Magill, Esq., and has issue, Hester, and
. Helen.
Isabella Louisa, m. Liout.-Col. Charles Wynne, R.A.
Elizabeth Emily Anne, m. 1840, William Lamb I'almer, Esq.
of liaban, co. Kildare, and has issue.
Mr. Nugent d. 1832.
Arms — Erm., two bars g\i. Crest — A cockatrice rising vert,
tail nowed, combed and wattled gu. Motto — Ducrevi.
ii)«a(— Clonlost, Killucan, co. WestmeaiU.
NUGENT OF PORTAFERRY.
NuGEXT, Andrew, Esq. of Porlafeny, co. Down,
J.P. and D.L., Col. Koyal Scots Greys, 6. 30 March,
1834.
ILtltfitSr.— The very ancient Anslo-Norman House of
Savage oj Portafcrry, which Mr. Nugent paternally re-
presents, has been settled at Portaferry, co. Down, since the
time of John De Curcy, 1st Earl of Ulster. Under that famous
warrior, the original ancestor in Ireland established himself in
CO. Down, and by a written document, dated 1 Sept. 1205, in
the Tower of London, we find "Kobin, son of William Savage,
named as one of De Courcy's hostages for his appearance
before King John." The present Barony of Lecale was
anciently termed the Territory of the Savages, wherein, at
Ardglass, they and their dependants erected seven castles, the
Tuins of which are still est;mt. It appears, also, that a stately
Monastery of Dominicans was founded at Newton, in the
■ Little Ards, a.d. 1424, by the Savages, "gentleman of Eng-
• lish extraction."
HowLAND Savage, Lord of the Little Ards, co. Down, repre-
sentative of the family in the middle of the IGth century, d. at
Portaferry, 12 Feb. 1572, leaving issue,
I. Patbick, his heir.
II. Eowland, whose son, Patrick Savage, Esq., was father
of two sons, John and Kobert. The elder,
John Savage, Esq. of Ballyvarley, m. and had (with five
dans.) three sons,
Patrick, of whom presently, as heir to Portaferry.
James, s. his nephew at Portaferry.
Hugh, ancestor of Savage oj BaUjmadun. co. Dublin.
ni. Edmund. iv. Hichard. v. James.
The eldest son,
Patrick Savage, Esq., Lord of the Little Ards, h. 1535 ; m.
Anne Plunket, and dying 31 Dec. 1G03-4, left two sons,
KowLAND and Patrick. The elder,
Rowland Savage, Lord of the Little Ards, in. Rose Eussel,
of EathmuUen, co. Down, and d. 25 June, 1619, leaving
an only child, m. O'Hara, of co. Antrim. His brother and
cuccessor,
Patrick Savage, Esq. of Portaferry, to. 1G23, Jean, dau. of
Lord Montgomery, and by her (who d. 1C47) had,
Hugh, his heir.
Elizabeth, co-heir to her brother, m. George Wilton, Esq.
of Gaulstown, co. Wcstmeath.
Sarah, co-heir to her brother, m. 1st, Sir Bryan O'Neil,
Bart, of Bakerstown, so created for his gallantry at Edge
Hill, and had issue. She m. 2ndly, Eichard liich, Esq.
Patrick Savage d. 1644, and was s. by his son,
Hcgh Savage, Esq. of Portaferry, d. unm. 10 Feb. 1683, and
'•was s. in the representation of the family by his cousin,
Patrick Savage, Esq. of Derry, and afterwards of Porta-
ferry, who, by Mary his wife, left issue,
Patrick, d. 13 June, 1712.
Euwland, d. 23 May, 1723; m. 1718, Margaret, dau. of
Nichol is Price, Esq. of Saintfield, co. Down. She d. April,
1721, leaving an only dau.,
Catharine, m. Eoger Hall, Esq. of Narrow Water, co-
Down.
F.DWARD, his heir. Francis, d. 8 Jan. 1722.
Catharine, m. John Moore, Esq. of Drumbanagher.
Patrick Savage d. 13 Sept. 1724, aged 82, and was s. by his
eon,
Edward Savage, Esq. of Portaferry, d. unm. 18 March,
1725, and was buried at Portaferry. His uncle and successor,
James Savage, Esq. of Portaferry, m. Mabel, dau. of
Edmund Magee, Esq. of Lisburn, co. Antrim, and had issue.
The elder son,
John Savage, Esq. of Portaferry, s. his father. He m.
Catherine Savage, and had issue a son, James, who d. young.
At bis decease he was s. by his brother,
Andrew Savaob, Esq. of Portaferry, in. Margaret, sister
and co-heir of Governor Nugent, and dau. of Andrew Nugent,
E.sq. of Dysart, co. Wcstmeath, by bis wile, tlie Lady Catherino
Nugent, dau. and co-heir of Thomas, 4th Earl of Wtstmeatb,
and had a son and heir,
Patrick Savage, Esq. of Portaferry, to. 1765, Anne, dau. of
Roger Hall, Esq. of Narrow Water, and by her had issue,
Andrew, his heir.
Patrick Nugent, m. Harriet, dau. of Eev. Henry Sandiford,
and had issue, llBNRV ; Andrew; Anne; and Harriet.
Eoger Hall, Capt. E.N., d. iniin. John Levallin, </. ujim.
William (llev.), Ecctor of Shinrone, Kin;;'s Co., nt. Elizabeth,
dau. of Savage Hall, Esq. of Narrow Water, and had issue
four sons and three daus.
Barbara, to. Eoger Hall, Esq. of Narrow Water.
Dorcas Sophia.
Mr. Savage d. 7 March, 1797, and was .?. by his eldest son, who
assumed the surname of Ndgent, and liecanie
Andrew Nugent, Esq. of Portaferry, Lieut.-Col. of the
North Down Militia. He was 6. 3 June, 1770; m. 13 June,
1800, Hon. Selina Vesey, youngest dau. of Thomas, 1st Vis-
count de Vesci, and had issue,
I. Patrick John, his heir.
II. Thomas Vesey, w. Frances, eldest dau. of Sir James M.
Stronge, 2ud bart. of Tynan Abbey, co. Armagh, and had
issue,
1 Andrew Eobcrt, b. 22 June, 1836 ; d. Oct. 1856.
2 Kilmund Henry Stuart, b. 26 Jan. 1843.
1 Isabella Frances.
2 Selina Florence, m. Edward Wingficld Verner, Esq. of
Cork Abbey, near Bray, co. Dublin, son of Sir William
Verner, 1st bart. of Vcrner's Bridge.
III. Andrew, of Strangford, co. Down, a 3Iajor in the army,
late 3Gth regt., J.P. and D.L. for that co.. High Sheriff
1807, b. 28 May, 1809; m. 4 Oct. 1841, Hon. Harriet Mar-
garet Maxwell, 2nd dau. of Henry, Gth Lord Farnham. and
widow of Edward Southwell, 3rd Viscount Baugor, and had
issue,
1 Walter Andrew, Lieut. E.E., &.28 Dee. 1846: d. 1870.
1 Harriet Annette Catherine, m. Feb. 1863, Henry Head,
Esq., M.D., of Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, and had issue.
2 Miriam Dora.
IV. Arthur, m. Charlotte, only dau. of Major-Gen. Brooke,
of Colebrooke, CO. Fermanagh, brother of Sir Henry Brooke,
Bart., and by her (who d. 1870) had issue, Selina, (/. 5 Nov.
1871. He m. 2ndly, Isabella, 2ud dau. of John Tisdall, Esq.
of Charlesfort, co. Meath.
v. Charles Lavallin William, Major-Gen. in the army, m.
Charlotte Alicia, dau. of Major-Gen. Pitt, and has issue,
seven sons and three daus.
I. Selina Elizabeth, w. Sir James Stronge, 3rd bart. of
Tynan Abbey.
II. Anne Margaret, m. Sept. 1343, Samuel Madden Francis
Hall, Esq. of Narrow Water, late Major 75th regt.
Lieut.-Col. Nugent, J.P. and D.L. co. Down, for which co. he
served as High Sheriff 1808, d. 2 Feb. 1846, and was «. by his
eldest son,
Patrick John Nugent, Esq. of Portaferry, Lieut.-Col. of
the North Down Militia, and High Sheriff co. Down 1843, in.
29 April, 1833, his cousin, Hon. Catherine Vesey, dau. of
John, 2ud Viscount de Vesci, and had issue,
Andrew, now of Portaferry.
John Vesey, Capt. &lst regt., b. 16 July, 1837.
Arthur Vesey, 17th rigt., b. 2 March, 1841.
Frances Isabella, to. April, 1862, Capt. George Barrington
Price, Scots Greys.
Mr. Nugent d. Nov. 1857.
^(i-iHs— Erm., two bars gu. Cratt — A cockatrice, wings ex-
panded vert, tail waved wattled gu. Motto — Decrcvi.
SuUi — Portaferry, co. Down; and Dysart, Wcstmeath.
NUNN OF ST. MARGARET'S.
NtJNN, Edwakd AYestbv, Esq. of St. Margaret's,
00. Wexford, J.P., High Slicrifl 1849 ; m. 23 Dec.
1852, Emily, dau. of the Kev. Hugh Stewart, Eector
of Kilscoran, co. Wexford, and Chancellor of the
Diocese of Ferns, and has issue,
II. Edward Wcstby.
IV. Henry William.
III. Elfrida.
I. Joshua Arthob.
III. Eichard.
I. Mary. ii. Emily.
itt'ltrafJC— The family of Nunn, of St. Margaret's, is
stated to have been originally resident in Suffolk.
Eichard Nunn, Esq. of St. Margaret's, co. Wexford, son of
Joshua Nunn, of London, Merchant, settled in Ireland as
Capt. in Ireton's Dracoons 1649. He got a grant of lands in
the cos. WcxforU and Cavan, 1663, and a confirmation of the
1182
NUN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OAK
same 16 Nor. 1GG5, in all containing 4,500 acres. He was
High Sheriff of co. Wexford 1675. He made his will 12 May,
1692, w hich was proved 10 June following. By his wife Eliza-
beth, he left at his decease three sons, Joshua, his heir ;
Eichard, of Hill Castle, m. 1 Aug. 1688, Hannah, dau. of
William Radford, Esq. of Gurteen, and was grandfather of
Joseph, of Hill Castle, who left two daus., co-heirs, r,i. their
cousins, Joshua Xunn and John Kickson Nunn ; William, of
London; and three daus. The eldest son,
Joshua Xusn, of St. Margaret's, J. P., High Sheriff 1709, a
Commissioner for raising money for William III. 1698, rn.
Feb. 1676, Catherine, dau. of Francis Harvey Esq. of Killane
Castle, and by her (who d. 1743) had issue. Mr. Nunn d. 1735,
and was s. by his eldest son,
John Ncsn, of St. Margaret's, High Sheriff 1731 ; m. 1723,
Susannah, dau. and co-heir of John French, Esq. of Camlin,
CO. Weiford (by his wife Elizabeth Welman), and had issue
(with five daus.) four sons,
Joshua, of whom hereafter.
John, of Rosehill, co. Wexford, n. Lydia, dau. of Abraham
Augustus Kickson, Esq. of Munny, co. Wicklow, and had
is^me,
1 John Kickson, of Eosehill, Barrister-at-Law, Capt. in
the Wexford Militia, m. Helena, dau. and co-heir of
Joseph Kunn, Esq. of Hill Castle, and had, with other
issue,
John Loftus, Capt. Royal Fusiliers, severely wounded
at Pamplona, in Spain, 28 July, 1813, 6. 1795; 7/!.
Frances, dau. of Edmund Butler, Esq. of Edmunds-
bury, Queens Co., and d. v. p. Jan. 1840, leaving
issue,
WrLLiAM Edward Butler, Lieut. 55th regt., and
Capt. Royal Flint Riiles, b. 19 Feb. 1835 ; m. March,
1868, Frances Anne, dau. of the Rev. L. F. Thomas,
M.A., and had issue,
John Loftus Joshua. Augustus Edward.
Charles.
Helena Frances Mabel.
Helena Letitia. Frances Lydia.
Augusta Susanna, m. Benjamin Bunbury, Esq.
2 Abraham Augustus, Major West Indian regt. wounded
in action in St. Domingo, 23 Feb., d. s. p. 14 March, 1803.
3 Lorenzo, Major 89th regt., d. 1816.
4 Joshua, m. Jane, dau. of Richard Waller. Esq., and had,
with three daus., who d. unm.,
Eichard, d. unm.
Abraham Augustus (Rev.), ni. and has issue.
John Henry, m. and has issue.
Joshua, m. and has issue.
Letitia, ra. Francis Richards, Esq.
1 Mary, rn. Rev. George Walters, and had issue.
2 Susannah, m. Eev. Henry St. Eloy, Rector of Edennine.
French (Eev.), b. 1728; d. unm. 1753.
Loftus, Capt. in tlie army, d. s. p. 1818.
Mr. Kuim, who d. 1753, was s. by his eldest son,
Joshua Xukx, Esq. St. Jtargaret's, High Sheriff 1754, m. 11
April, 1753, Jane, dau. of Sterne Tighe, Esq., and by her (who
d. 1829) had issue. Mr. Kunn d. Oct. 1824, and was s. by his
eldest son,
Joshua Kukn, Esq. of St. Margaret's, m. 1787, his cousin,
Frances, dau. and heir of Joseph Kunn, Esq. of Hill Castle,
by his wife Frances, dau. of Chief Baron Keating, and thus
the two branches of the Kunn family became united. He left
issue,
I. Joshua, his heir.
II. William, m. Jane, dau. of Charles Gordon Gray, of
Stratton, and of Virgin Valley, Jamaica, and had issue,
1 William -Tohn, m. Frances Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of
Ebenezer Goodall, Esq., M.D., who d. 24 Aug. 1877, aged
28 years. 2 Charles. 3 Gordon.
1 Augusta. 2 Emma. 3 Kate.
m. Joseph, of the 26th regt., killed at Corunna.
IV. John, of Silverspring, J. P., b. 7 April, 1801 ; m. 2 Sept.
1834, Anna Harriet, 3rd dau. of Ebenezer Radford Eowe,
Esq. of Ballyharty, and d. 23 Feb. 1877, having had issue,
1 John Joshua, 90th Light Infantry, 6. 3 July, 1835.
2 Edward Joseph, b. 8 July, 1840.
3 William Bolton, b. 22 March, 1842; m. Barbara, dau. of
Patrick Breen, Esq., J. P.
4 Joshua Loftus. b. 2 Jan. 18.50.
.5 St. George Eichard, 6. 22 May, 1853.
1 Sophia Jane.
2 Emily Elfrida, m. Karcissns Edward Huson, Esq. of
Springfield, Lieut.-Col. in Wexford Militia.
3 Frances Helena. 4 Josephine Letitia.
V. Loftus (Eev.), of Ballycamey, co. Wexford, m. Charlotte
Pemberton, of Dablin, and has issue, 1 Loftus ; 1 Frances ;
and 2 Anna,
I. Francos, m. Highgatt Tench, Esq. of Ballyhealy Hotisei
CO. Wexford.
II. June, m. William Bolton, Esq. of the Island, co. Wex--
fcrd.
III. Helena, 2nd wife of Thomas Phillips, Esq. of co. Cavan.
IV. Maria, m. George Dance, E-sq. of Duljlin.
V. Elfrida, rn. Sir Garrett Keville, Knt. of Ashhrook, co.
Dublin.
His son and heir,
JosuuA Kunn, Esq. of St. Margaret's and Hill Castle, m.
Mary, 2nd dau. of Edward Westby, Esq. of High Park, co.
Wicklow, by whom (who d. 25 Kov. 1874) he left issue,
I. Edward Westbt, now of St. Margaret's and Hill Castle.
II. John Jo.shua, rn. 1st, 30 April, 1861, Gertrude, dau. of
Thomas Warren White, Esq. ; 2ndly, 2 Kov. 1871, Eliza-
beth Frances, 2nd dau. of John Beers, Esq. of Leslie Hill.
X. Frances Jane, m. William Frederick Ei«hards, Esq., 2nd
son of the Eight Hon. John Richards.
II. Martha, rn. 6 March, 1862, Edward Braddell, Esq. Capt.,
North Cork Eifles.
III. Anna, m. St. John Braddell, Esq. of Dublin.
Arms — Sa., a saltier between four lions' gambs erased or.
Ci-fnt — A bull's head erased per fess arg., and gu. armed and
crined of the last. Motto — Suavitur in modo fortiter in re.
ISeats — St. Margaret's, Broadway ; and HiU Castle, Tagoat.
OAKELEY OF OAKELEY.
Oakelet, Johx, Esq. of Oakeley, Salop, b. 7 Nov.
1856.
HtlTCaflC. — The family of Oakeley resided at an early
period at Oakeley, Salop.
Rowland Oakelev, Esq. of Oakeley, &. about 1550; 7H.
Mary, dau. of William Crowley, Esq. of Salop, and left, with
other issue, a son and successor,
Richard Oakelet, Esq. of Oakeley, M.P. for Bishop's
Castle 1623, and a distinguished supporter of the Royal cause,
who, by his 1st wife. Miss Mary Combes, left at his decease,
1658, with other issue, a son and successor,
William Oakelet, Esq. of Oakeley, also M.P. for Bishop's
Castle, and High Sheriff of Salop 16G0, m. 1st, Mary, 2nd da«.
of Walter Waring, Esq., but by that lady had no surviving
issue. He rn. 2ndly, Barbara, eldest dau. of Charles Walcot,
Esq. of Walcot, Salop, by Anne his wife. 4th dau. of James,
8th Lord Chandos, and sister of James, 1st Duke of Chandos,
and had,
Richard, his heir.
John, of the Middle Temple, d. unm.
William, ancestor of the family of Oakeles of Plus Tda-y- 1
Bickh, and of Sir Herbert Oakeley, Bart.
The eldest son,
Richard Oakelet, Esq. of Oakeley, High Sheriff 1724, m.J
Margaret, dau. of Sir Herbert Croft, Bart., and had issue,
Richard, his heir.
Herbert (Rev.), rn. Anne, dau. of Robert Loder, Esq. of Lech'^
lade, and d. 1778, leaving a son, John, heir to his uu»le.
Mr. Oakeley d. 1738, and was s. by his eldest son,
Richard Oakelet, Esq. of Oakeley, at whose dcceasej
without issue, the family estates devolved on his nephew,
John Oakelet, Esq. of Oakeley, who was s. by his son.
The Eev. Herbert Oakelet, of Oakeley, Rector of Lydham,
Prebendary of Worcester, m. 29 Kov. 1804, Catherine, dau. of
John Bolland, Esq. of Clapham, and by her (who d. 7 April,
1858) had issue,
William, his heir. John, d. unm., 1837, aged 29.
Herbert, b. 12 July, 1813; d. unm. Feb. 1851.
Arthur, successor to his brother.
Henrt, late of Oakeley.
Soulden, b. 27 Nov. 1818, late an officerin the army; «!. 1845,
Marianne de Lisle Simms, half-sister of Lord Kingsale, and
d. Oct. 1856, leaving one son and two daus.
Catherine, rn. Robert Burton, Esq. of Longner ; andcZ. Aug.
1868, leaving issue,
Mary, rn. John Pryce Jones, Esq. of Coffronnydi), co. Mont-
gomery, and has issue.
Anna, m. Rev. Arthur C. Johnes, of Gartmyl, co. Mont-
gomery (deceased), and has issue.
Sophia, m. Ricliard Fr.Tncis Cleveland, Esq., Commander
E.N. ; and d. 1864, leaving issue.
The eldest son,
William Oakelet, Esq.. of Oakeley, b. 12 Nov. 1306; m,
1834, Alicia Mary, dau. of Gen. Sir Evan Lloyd of Forney
Hall, Salop, but d. s. p. June, 1851, and was s. by his brother.
The Rev. Arthur Oakelet, M.A., of Oakeley, J. P., b. 29
April, 1815, whO((. v.nrn. 2 Jan. 1870, and wass. by his brother,
Henkt Oakelet, Esq. of Oakeley, J P., R.N., b. 28 Pec.
1816; m. 1 June, 1847, Emily Letitia, 3rd dau. of Col. Uamlia
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Trelawny, R.A., of Trelawny, CornnaU, and d. 12 March,
1877, having had issue,
I. Arthur Henry, b. 27 May, 1853; d. «nm. Oct. 1876.
II. John, now of Oakeley.
I. Catherine Emily, hi. Sept. 1872, G. ^Y. FitzIIugh, Esq.
n. Sophia.
Armf — .Arg., on a I'ers between three crcpccrts gu. as many
fleurs-de lis or. CrcH — .\ dexter arm embowed in a'Uiuuippr.
ill the hand a scimitar also ppr. pommel and hilt gold.
i^uU — Oakeley, Bishop's Castle.
OAKES OF NOWTON COURT,
Oakes, James HEXKYPoRXEors, Esq. of Nowton
Court, Surtolk, late M.P. for Bury St. Edmunds,
J.P. aud D.L., b. 28 Sept. 1821 ; .v. his father 1875.
ILtnCaQC. — James Oakes, Esq., b. 1G99; m. twice. His
2nd wife was Susan, dau. of Orbell Ray, Esq., and by her he
had issue (with three daus., Susan, b. 1740, i)t. George Green,
Esq. ; Mary, b. 1744, ?h. James Bridge, Esq. ; and Elizabeth,
b. 1747, m. the liev. lUchard BiiUer)one son,
Jal'^s Oakes, Esq., of Nowton Court, J.P. and D.L., b.
1741 ; wi. ElizabeMi, dau. of Christopher A damson, Esq. of
Wereham, co. Norfolk, and by her (who d. 1802) had issue,
Griell Kay, his heir; James (Uev.), Rector of Thuiston, 6.
17CJ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Charles Tyrrell ; and
Maria Susan, m. 1793, Col. Go«ld. Mr. Oakes d. 1829, and
was s. by bis son,
OnrtLL Ray Oakes, Esq. of Nowton Court, b. 17G8, J.P.
and D.L., «i. Elizabeth Frances, dau. of John Plampin, Esq.
of Cbadacre Uill, Shimpliug, and by her (who d. 8 May, 1811)
bad issue,
Henby James, late of Nowton Court.
Orbclt, Capt. R.N., 6. 1800; m. Caroline Bryan, and has issue.
Hervey Aston Adamson (Rev.), 6. 1»03; m. Eliza, eldest dau.
of the Kev. J H. Elwin, and left, with other issue, a son,
Henry Aston, of Hill House, Stowniarket, SutTolk, J.P.
Elizabeth Frances, m. Lieut. -Col. Robert Samuel Hustler,
R.E., and </. ^^ p. April, 1831.
Mr. Oakes d. 29 July, 1837, and was s. by his eldest son,
B£NBT James Oakes, Esq. of Nowton Court, M.A., J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1847, 6. 23 June, 179G; m. 3 Jan. 1820,
Mary Anne, dau. of the Rev. Robert Porteus, Rector of Wickham
Biskop's, Essex, great nephew of Dr. Porteus, and had issue,
I. James Henry Pobtecs, now of Nowton Court.
II. Orbell Plarapin, 6. 19May, 1824; „i. 7 Dec. 1849, Julia Evan.
III. Frederic .Vston, late 3rd Dragoon Guards, ';. 16 Feb. 1S26.
I. Frances Marian, m. 1 July, 1847 Rev. Henry Bunbury
Blake (who </. 20 April, 1873), eldest son of Sir Henry
Charles Blake, Bart., and has issue,
He (2. 1875.
Arms — Sa., on a fess engrailed between six slips of oak
fructed or, three oak leaves vert. Creft — An oak tree ppr.
fructed or, encircled with palisades. Molto — Quercus robur
salus patriae.
Scat— Nowton Court, near Bury St. Edmunds.
♦
GATES OF MEANWOODSIDE.
The late Edward Oates, Esq. of Meanwoodsidc,
CO. York, b. 28 Jan. 1792 ; m. 17 Oct. 1836, Susan,
only surviving dau. of the late Edward Grace, Esq.,
J. P., of St. Ann's, Burley, nearLeeds, and d. 6 Feb.
1865, having had issue,
I. Edward Grace, b. 11 Oct. 1838; d. 23 Sept. 1847.
u. Fran«i8, F.R.G.S., 6. 6 April, 1846 ; d. of fever in the
interior of South Africa, 5 Feb. 1875.
III. William Edward. F.R.G.S.,6. 15 Dec. 1841; m. 11 Sept.
1877, Caroline Annie, 2nd dau. ot Joshua Buckton, Esq.
of Meanwood, near Leeds, and has issue a dau., Lilian Mary.
IV. CuARLES George, now of Meanwoodsidc, 6. 1844.
I. Emily, b. 19 Sept. 1837 ; d. 27 April, 1840.
?LtnC<l3C. — This family has been for several generations
lent in the West Riding of Yorkshire.
iiioMAS Otes, admitted to Lincoln College, Oxford, 1575,
then aged 21, held lands atSillesden, co. York, and d. s. p. anli'
May, 1626. His brother John (living 1596) had issue one son,
William Oates, Gent., of Nether Denby, 6. aiile I.^jOS; m.
1st, a dau. of George Greene, of Nether Denby, by whom he
had a son, John, living 1628. He ni. 2ndly, Ann, dau. of
Thomas Beaumont, Gent., of Castle Hall, Mirtield, by whom
(Who d. 1663) he had issue,
I. John, of Nether Denby, bapt. 9 Oct. 1631; m. 1st, Susan,
dau. of William Brooke, of Dodworth ; and 2ndly, Hannah
Wadsworth. He d. 9 March, 1709, having bad by his 2nd
wile, with other issue, a .son.
Joseph, of Nether Denby, m. 29 Aug. 170C, Grace, dau. of
Bartin Allot, Gent., ot Bilham Grange, and d. 3 Feb.
1742, having had issue ten sons and nine daus. ; of the
former only one married, \iz.,
James, b. 14 Nov. 1723, Lieut, in the army, m. Cathe-
line, dau. of Poole St. iJarbc, Gent., of liitterne, near
Southampton (who afterwards /«. Capt. Edward Farmer,
of the Royal .Marines), and (/.about 1747, leaving one son',
Joseph, of Kilnahone, near Cork, sometime Sheriff of
that city, hi. 1st, 7. Aug. 17C3, Elizalicth, dau. of
Lieut. -Col. Christopher Russell, 17th regt.. Governor
of Minorca, and widow of James, younger brother
of Sir John Conway Coltliurst, liart. of Ardrum, co.
Cork. Slie </. 177.'), and he >,i. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau.
of Hovell Farmar, Esq. of Mount Hovell, co. Cork,
which lady (/. 1810. He d. ante 1780, having had
issue by his 1st wife,
1 James Poole, K.H., Lieut. -Col. 88th regt. 6.
20 March, 1766; in. 23 Oct. 1817, Mrs. Lucy Ann
Davis, widow, dau. of Henry Wiffen, Esq. of
Chelmsford, and d.s. p. 4 April, 1803. He served
eight y<'ars in the West Indies, five years in the EasD
Indies, and in Egypt; was on the Expidition to-
South America in ls07, and through the whole of the-
Peninsular War, where he was three limes severely
wounded.
2 Joseph Allot, d. young.
3 Edward, Capt. of a Privateer, settled in Canada.
1 Henrietta, m. 1st, Stephen Rosington Elms, Esq. of
Cork; 2ndly, Rev. Andrew Taylor.
2 Catherine, ni. Dr. Reeves, Army Surgeon.
II. Joseph, bapt. 2 Dec. 10.32, d. unvi.
ill. Joshua, bapt. 20 Oct. 1634, d. unm. 1CG5.
IV. Thomas, (/. young. v. Jonas, d. young'.
VI. JosiAs, of whom presently.
I. Judith, in. 20 Sept. 1659, Richard Nettlcton, Esq. J.P., cf
Earlshcaton, and had issue,
II. Mary, m. William Brooke, Gent, of Dodworth, and had
issue.
III. Ann, m. Rev. John Brooke, M.A., of Fieldhead, Rector
of High Hoyland, co. York. iv. Elizabeth, d. young.
William Gates d. June, 1G59 ; his Gth son,
JosiAs Oates, Gent., of Chickenley, in the parish of Dews-
bury, bapt. 23 Feb. 1G43; m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of William-
Fenton, of Woodhouse Hill, Hunslet, by whom (who rf. 28 Aug.
1679) he had issue,
I. William, of Wakefield, b. 2 Sept. 1673; m. Gertrude, dan.,
of Edward Goodwyn, of Rawmarsh, near Rotherham, and d.
16 Nov. 1737, having had issue.
II. Joseph, of whom presently.
I. Anne, d. young.
II. Mary, m. 15 May, 1700, Joseph Smithson, Gent., of Lf^w
Laithes, and had issue, iii. EUzabeth, J. laim. 20 Sept. 1751.
He m. 2ndly, 29 March, 16S2, Hannah, dau. of Thomas Fenton,
of Hunslet, and d. March, 1718, having had by this lady (who
d. 15 May, 1733) four sons, Josias, Thomas, Samuel, and
Benjamin, and one dau., Abigail. His 2nd son by his Isl?
marriage,
Joseph Oates, of Leeds, Merchant, 6. 11 June, 1675; m.
11 Feb. 1702, Mary, 2nd dau. of Thomas F'enton, of Hunslet,
by Mary his wife, dau. of James Ibbcison, of Leeds. Slerchant,
by whom (who </. 10 Sept. 17C5) he had issue,
I. Thomas, of Leeds, Merchant, b. 2 July, 1710; m. 13 Oct.
1741, Sarah Watson, of Swanland and Ferriby, in the co.
of the town of Kingston-upon-llull, and d. 29 Dec. 1750,
having had issue one dau., Elizabeth, m. Thomas Leach,
Gent., of West Riddlesde Hall, near Bingley.
II. Joseph, d. young. ui. Josiah, d. young.
IV. George, oI whom presently.
V. Josiah, of Allerton Hall, near Leeds, Merch.ant, h. 7 March,
1721; Hi. Mary, dau. of John Roebuck, of Sheffield, and d.
24 Feb. 1782, having had oneduu., Sarah, d. an infant.
VI. Samuel, of Leeds, Merchant, b. 15 Sept. 1722; m. Mary,
eldest dau. of Samuel Hamer, Esq. of llamer Hall, near
Rochdale, by Mary his wile, sister of Sir Henry Ibbetsi/n,
Bart., and </. 21 Dec. 1789, having had issue,
1 Joseph, (/. an infant.
2 Samuel Hamer, of Allerton Hall, near Leeds, Deputy-
Lieut, for the West Riding, b. 22 July, 1752; m. 4 Nov.
1782, Sarah, eldest dau. and ultimately heiress of William
Coape Sherbrooke, Esq. of Arnold, co. Notts, and sister
to Major-Gen. Sir John Coape Sherbrooke, G.C.B., K H.
He (/. 11 Nov. 1811, having had issue,
William Coape, Capt in the army, and Aide-de-Camp to
his uncle, Sir John Coape .Sherbrooke, b. 4 March, ]7;<0;
m. Sept. 1822, Julia Henrietta, dau. of John Leacroft,
Esq. of Southwell, Notts, and d. s. p. 6 Jan. lbtJ3.
Henr>' Coape, bapt. 13 June, 1791, d. unm. 21 Dec. 1872.
Charles, d. an infant.
John Coape Sherbrooke, sometime of the Royal Navy, f>.
10 Feb. 1794; vi. Nov. 1834, Anne Jane, 4th dau. ol I>r.
Falkner, of LoundHall, co. Notts, which lady -'. Murth,
1870. He d. 1 Dec. 1810, having had oue sou.
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OBE
■William TTesrt CoAPE, ofLanjrford Hall, Newark, co.
Xott=, Inte ;i7tli rejrt., J. P., '-. 13 Oct. 1835; m. 4
June, 1857, Sophia, 4ih dau. of W. L. Domencchetti,
Esq. of CoIUngliam, CO. Notts, by whom he has two
sons, William Coape, 6. 7 July, 1862, and Francis
Hamcr, b. 6 June, 18G6.
Frances, d. unrd. 21 Oct. 1863.
Harriet Earner, <?. young
Mary Coape, (i. v.nnt. 7. Nov. 1810.
Elizabeth Coape Sherbrooke, d. unra. 12 March, 1812.
3 Josiah Henry, of Oatlands, Burley, near Leeds, D.L., 6.
3Iay, 1758; r,i. Dorothy, dau. of Edward Lister, Esq. of
Langthorne, near Bcdale, and d. 16 Jan. 1832, having had
issue two sons, Charles, and George Hamer, and four
daus., Isabella Mary, m. William Borrowdaile, Esq. and
had issue; Eliza Hamcc; Jane; and Ann Margaret.
4 Henry William, of Fieldhead, near Bradford. D.L., h.
24 May, 1761 ; ra. Margaret, dau. of Edward Cockshott,
Esq. of Jlorley, near Bingley, and d. 17 April, 1831,
having had one dau., Hannah, d. an infant.
0 WiUiam, Capt. in the E.I.C.S., b. 24 March, 17C4, d. unm.
1796.
6 Edward, of Bradford, Merchant, 6. 17 Oct. 1770, and d.
12 June, 1838, having m. 1st, Eebecca, dau. of William
Lodge, of Pontefract, by whom he had issue four sons,
William, John, Samuel, and Edward, and one dau., Mary,
',,1. James Lambert, Esq. of Ashton House, Bradford. He
m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Ta\lor, of Bradford,
and by her had two sons, Henry William, and George,
and four daus., Margaret, i/t. Benjaniin Cheatle; Eliza-
beth Hamer, m. Francis Kennedy: Frunjcs, m. John
Bray ; and Helen, m. 1st, Jotan Cawthorn, 2ndly, William
Kelsey.
1 Mary, d. young.
2 Ann, m. Thomas Bond, Esq. of Lancaster.
3 Margaret, d. unm. 17 May, 1823
I. Elizabeth, m. Hugh Mar.shall, of Leeds, Merchant, and d.
10 Sept. 1779, having had issue.
II. Ann, d. unm. 14 July, 1787.
m. Mary, d. uyirn. 21 Nov. 1782.
IV. Lydia, r,i. Thomas Sanderson, Gent., of Enwood, near
Blackburn, and d. 1795. v. Eachel, d. an infant.
Mr. Gates d. 27 Nov. 1729. His fourth son,
George Gates, of Low Hall, near Leeds, Slerchant, b. 13
May, 1717; m. 31 Dec. 1741, Sarah, only surviving dau. and
heiress of Joseph Jolley, of Manchester, Merchant, by whom
(who d. 11 May, 1768) he had issue,
I. Joseph, of whom presently. ii. Benjamin, rZ. an infant.
III. George William, of Leeds, Merchant, 6. 20 Aug. 1748 ;
■m. 11 Aug. 1788, Mary, dau. of Eobert Hibbert, of Man-
chester, Merchant, and sister to George Hibbert, Esq. of
Clapham Common, Surrey, sometime 51. P. for Seaford, and
Chairman of the West India Dock Co., by whom (who d.
14 April, 1845) he had five sons, George Hibbert, of the
Island of Jamaica; Robert, Capt. in the West India Co. "s
service; Thomas Hibbert, d. an infant; William Washing-
ton, d. young ; and Hibbert, of the Island of Jamaica ; and
one dau., Anna Maria. He d. 7 May, 1797.
rv. Frederick, of Leeds, Merchant, 6. 3 Aug. 1750; m.
29 Aug. 1776, Phoebe Ann, 3rd dau. and co-heiress of Wil-
liam Read, of Leeds, Merchant, and by her (who d. 6 Oct.
1823) had two sons, Frederick William, J. P., of Barlings
House, CO. Lincoln, 6. 3 Feb. 1785; m. 19 April, 1820, Mary
Ann, only surviving ilau. and ultimately heiress of Charles
Foster, Esq. of Barlings, and d. s. p. 23 Feb. 1862, and
William Read, d. an infant, and three daus., Mary Ann,
d. I'./i-n. 29 May, 1864: Hannah Maria Harriet, d. v-nm.
26 Sept. 1828: and Phoebe Caroline, d. unm. 29 Sept.
1869. He d. 14 Aug. Is03.
I. Mary, d. unm. 11 Feb. 1769. ii. Ann, d. an infant.
m. Sarah, d. an infant. iv. Sally, d. an infant.
V. Louisa Ann, m. 29 Sept. 1780, Eev. William Wood, F.L.S.,
and had is^ue.
Ti. Sophia Caroline, m. 13 Oct. 1783. Thomas Robinson, Esq.
of Woodlands, near Manchester, and d. 9 July, 1825, having
had issue.
Mr. Gates d. 20 Dec. 1779. His eldest son,
Joseph Gates, Esq. of Weetwood Hall, near Leeds, 6.
11 Aug. 1743; Til. 27 March, 1777, Elizabeth, dau. of Joshua
Eayner, of Leeds, Merchant, and co-heir of her brother,
Hilnes Eayner, by whom (who d. 6 Sept. 1798) he had issue,
I. George, of Carr House, Meanwood, b. 13 Feb. 1781, d.
■unm. 31 June, 1832.
n. Joseph Henry, of Can- House, Meanwood, heir to his
brother, b. 15 Aug. 1784; m. 7 Sept. 1819, Mary. dau.
of Thomas Dixon, of Bolton, co. Lancaster, Jlerchant, and
d. 17 Jan. 186S, having had by this lady (who d. 21 June,
i827; two sons and three daus.,
1 George William, b. 18 Slarch, 1823; m. 28 Feb. 1853,
Anna Maria Sarah, dau. of Capt. William Briggs, of the
50ih regt., and d. 2 Oct. 1876, having had issue,
Joseph Henry, d. an infant.
Frederick William, d. an infant.
Geobge, b. 30 Sept. IbGl.
Joseph Henry, h. 4 Aug. 18G5.
Mary, d. an infant. Mary. Linisa Ann.
2 Joseph Henry, of Leeds, Solicitor, 6. 12 Oct. 1824; d.
v.;';n. 19 Sept. 18.59.
1 Elizabeth Mary, b. 24 Aug. 1820, d. unm. 27 Oct. 1845.
2 Sarah Ann, 7>i. June, 1848, Francis Wemyss Irvine, M.D.,
grandson of Alexander, 18th Laird of Drum, co. Aber-
deen, and has issue.
3 Mary, m. 8 Sept. 1847, Joshua Buckt'^n, Esq. of Mean-
wood, near Leeds, and </. 22 Dec. 1858, having had issue.
ni. Edward, the late Edwabd Gates, Esq. of Meanwoodside,
near Leeds.
I. Sarah, m. 22 Nov. 1810, George William Wood, Esq. of
Singleton Lodge, Manchester, J.P. and D.L., sometime
W.P. for the Southern Division of co. Lancaster, and after-
wards for the borough of Kendal. She d. 27 July, 1864^
having had i.=sue.
II. Ann, b. 27 Oct. 1779 ; d. 24 July, 1797.
III. Mary, b. 24 Feb. 1783; d. unm. 17 April, 1869.
Mr. Gates d. 20 Dec. 1824.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., twobendlets engrailed
az., in chief a cock gu., a canton erm., for Gates; 2nd and
3rd, arg., on a pile vert three dexter hands erected of the firsts
for JoLLET. Crest — .\ cubit arm in armour ppr., charged with
two bendlets engrailed az., the hand grasping a dirk, the point
upwards, also ppr., pommel and hilt or. 3ioUu— Sua dextra
ctiique.
Stat — Meanwoodside, near Leeds.
OATES OP LANGFORD HALL.
See preceding Memoir.
O'BEIRNE OF JAMESTOWN LODGE.
O'Beiexe, HrGH, Esq. of Jamestown Lodge, co.
Leitrim, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1855, m. 26
Jan. 1858, Elizabeth, dau. of the late Eight Hon.
J. H. Monahan, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of:
Common Pleas in Ireland, and has issue,
I. Francis, b. 23 Dec. 1864. ii. Hugh, b. 7 Sept. 1SG6.
I. Mary Frances Josephine, d. 1875.
II. Frances Geraldine Julia, d. 1S75.
SincagC. — Francis O'Beirne, Esq. of Jamestown Lodge
(son of Hugh O'Beirne, d. 1813, by his wife. Miss Keon, of
Keonbrook, co. Leiirim), m. 1826, Miss Winefred Nolan, and
d. 1854, leaving by her (who d. 1852),
HcGH, now of Jamestown Lodge.
Francis, Major 2nd Dragoon Guards, M.P. co. Leitrim.
Mary, m. Capt. George Talbot, of Knockmullen, Chief Com-
missioner of the Metropolitan PoUce, Dublin (.see Talbox
of Castle Talbot), and has issue.
Fanny, m. J. H. Monahan, Esq., Q.C., eldest son'of the lalt
Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice Monahan, and has issue.
Julia, m. John Ball, Esq., eldest son of Eight Hon. Judge
Ball.
Seal — Jamestown Lodge, Drumsna.
OBP.E OF CLANTILEW.
■ Obee, Ralph .Smith, Esq. of Clantilew, co.
Armagh, J.P., High Sheriff 1870, b. 1814 ; m. 1844;
Jane Caroline, youngest dau. of H. Coote Bond)
Esq. of Bondville, Tynan, and has issue,
I. Edward Stanley, 6. 1845; m. 1871, Georgina Augustttt
4th surviving dau. of Capt. L. B. Williams, B.N., 9
Springfield Lodge, Bath.
I. Eliza Matilda, m. 1870, Eev. G. Roach Hyatt.
II. Theresa Charlotte, m. 1878, J. Garland Cope, Esq.
ILtllCH^C. — This family is of French extraction, being
Huguenot refugees, and obtained their property in Ireland by
the marriage of Capt. Francis Obrc with Elinor Stanhoweia
1632.
Edw&bd Ocbe, Esq. (son of Francis Obre, d. 1812, aOfl
Mary Clarke, of Ardress. his wife, m. 1752, d. 1814) ot. 180%
Sarah O'Neill; and d. 1S17, having by her (who d. 1835) bad
issue,
I. Francis, d. unm. li. Edward, d. unm.
III. Ealpu Smith, now of Clantilew.
I. Emily, in. Col. Hill. ii. Cecilia, m. Wm. P. NewtOB.
III. Theresa, m. Lewis E. Nash.
IV. Mary, d. unm. v. Sarah, d. unm.
&cui — Cliintilcw, Loughgall.
O'BR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'CA
1185
C'B'RTEN OF BAIiliYTTALACKEN.
O'Brien, James, Esq. of Ballvnalackcn Castle,
CO. Clare, J.P. and D.L., High ShcriS 1858, 6.9 Jan.
1832 ; m. Mrs. Galoot.
]LtUCiI0C. — This is a branali of the great House of O'Brien
of Thoinoiul. DoNAL O'Brien, of CarnululT, in the barony of
Inchiquin, co. d.^re (2nd son of TeiRC an-Chromhaid O'Brien,
Prince of Thomond, a.d. 1462, and brother of TurlouRh Down
O'Brien, ancestor of the noble House of Thomond and Inelii-
qoin), m. Sabia, dau. of O'Lochlin, Trinoe of Burrcn, and had
four sons, aniong whom he guvellcd his lands These sons all
d. s. p. e.xcept the j-oungest, Connor OTiRiEN, of Carruduff,
■whose creat-grandson, Donal O'Brien, of Carruduff, lost his
estate in Cromwell's time, 1C02. lie )ii. llonora O'Connor, oi
Corcamroe, and was father of
BsiEN O'Brien, of Lcitrim, who repossessed himself of the
estate of Carruduff, under the Act of James II., 1GS9. Ho m
Mary, dau. of Lochlin MacConsidin, of Lac, co. Clare, and had
.wue, I. Dermod, Capt. of Infantry in Lord Clare's regt. in the
French service, and Knight of St. Louis, d. s. p. ; ii. Torlocii,
ar Terence, of whom we treat; in. Ticge, of Larna, d. a. p.;
IV. Morogh, Capt. in Clare's regt., and Knight of St. Louis, m.
Maria Louisa de Thomak, and d. at Landrocics, 177-1, leaving
issue. The 2nd son,
Torlogii, or Terenxe O'Brien, Esq. of Leitrim, in. Elizabeth,
iaa. of Henry O'Brien, Esq. of Bealagh Cori.k, by Catherine
his wife, sister of Col. IMaurice O'CoancU, and had issue. The
elder son,
TuRLOGH, or TEKENrE O'Brien, Esq. of Cross, m. Eleanor,
lau. of Murtogh O'llogan, Esq. of Cross, by Eleanor Butler
ttis wife, niece of Sir Toby Butler, Knt., M.P., Chief Connnis-
jioner of the Irish at the capitulation of Limerick, and had
.ssue. The 2nd son,
James O'Brien, Esq. of Limerick, m. Feb. 1791, Margaret,
lau. of Peter Long, Esq., by Anne his wife, elder dau. of
Stephen Roche, Esq. of Limerick, and by her (who d. G April,
839) left issue,
I. John, of whom presently.
ir. Peter, of Limerick, /). Sept. 1799; m. Emily, dau. of
E '.ward Shiel, Esq., and sister of the Eight Hon. KicnARD
Lalor Shiel, and d. s. p. Sept. ISo'i.
III. Terence, b. Dec. 1802; d. iinm. March, 1820.
IV. James, one of the Judges of the Queen's Bench in Ireland,
and M.P. for Limerick 18.54 to 1858, b. 27 Feb. 180(3; »i.
y July, 1836, Margaret, dau. of Thomas Segravc, Esq., and
lias,
1 John Henry, b. 25 Feb. 1855.
1 .\nne, a Nun. 2 Margaret, a Xun.
3 .Mary, m. Henry J. Monahan, Esq., 2ud sou of the late
Lord Cliief Justice Monahan.
4 Clara. 5 Emily.
!Ir. O'Brien d. 21 Feb. 1806, and was s. by his eldest son,
John O'Brien, Esq. of Elm Vale, and afterwards of Ball}'-
lalacken, b. 6 Dec. 1794, M.P. for Limerick 1841 to 1852; -m.
1827, Ellen, dau. of Jeremiah Murphy, Esq. of Hyde Park,
;o. Cork, and by her (who d. 19 Dec. 1860) had issue,
James, now of Ballynalackcn Castle.
Jerome, late 28th regt., m. Miss Clark, and has issue.
John (Rev.).
William, Indian Royal Horse Artillery, d. unrii.
Peter, m. Miss Clark, and has issue. Terence.
Margaret, m. James Martin, Esq. of Fitzwilliam .'Square.
Ellen, m. Robert Daniell, Esq. of New Forest, co. Wcstmcath.
Catto, a Nun. Anua, a Nun.
r. O'Brien d. 6 Feb. 1855.
Arms — Gu., three lions passant guardant in pale per pale or
ind arg. Civsl — .\n arm etnbowed ppr. brandishing a sword
ag., pommelled and hiked or. il/o<(')— Vigueur de dessus.
ikai — BaJlynalacken Castle, Ennistymon, co. Clare.
O'BRIEN OF BLATHERWYCKE.
See Stafford.
O'BRIEN OF CAHIRMOYLE.
SecBuKKE's Peeracjc, under the title of I.ncuiqcin.
O'BYRNE OF CABINTEELY.
(b>'ee Bi'itXE OF Cabinteelv.
O'CALLAGHAN OF CADOGAN.
O'Callaghan, CoEXEtius, Esq. of Cadogan, co.
3ork, J.P., m. 9 May, 1867, Fanny Anue, dau. of
Bicliavd Slieo, of Ballyrcddin, co. Eilkcniiy, and
has issue,
I. Denis, b. 7 Feb. I8G8.
II. Cornelius Richard, b. 8 Feb. 18G9.
HI. Thomas Marcus, b. 10 Jan. 1S73.
I. ICllen Maria, /;. 24 Feb. 1871.
II. Sarah Henrietta, b. IG Jan. 1875.
ilUlC.ltir.— The O'Callaghans derive their dese-^nt and
name from Ceallaciian Cashel, the famous King of JIunster
in the 10th century. The Tipperary branch of this family is
represented by O'Callaghan, Vincnunt Lismore, and the co.
Clare branch by Charles George O'Callaghan, Esq., D.L.,
of Ballynahinch, and John O'Callaghan, Esq. of Maryfort.
The O'Callaghans of Cadogan are a branch of the ancient
House of O'Callaghan of Clonmecn and Srumanecn, co. Cork.
Denis O'Callaghan, the direct ancestor of this family, had,
with two daus., Mary, wife of Ralph Dore, Esq., and Ellen,
wife of John Fowke, Esq., two sons,
I. CoRNELins, of whom hereafter.
II. Roger, of Dorrygallon, co. Cork, m. 1713, Ellen, youngest
dau. of JohnGillman, Esq., by Mary his wife, dau. of Col.
Ileyward St. Lcger, and d. 1747, leaving issue by her (who
survived him),
1 Denis, of Glynn, co. Cork, vi. 1748, Mary, dau. of Robert
O'Callaghan, Esq. of Clouineen, J. P., and relict of Henry
Daunt, Esq., and d. 1760, having had issue,
Roger, of Glynn, b. 1750 ; m. June, 177.5, his first-cousin,
Catherine, dau. of Thomas Kuolles, Ksq. of Killeighy,
and had issue, with daus., an only son, Denis, d. v.nm.
Cornelius, m. July, 1782, Frances, dau. of Quaile WeUted,
Esq. of Ballywalter, and had issue,
Leslie, of Ashgrovc, co. Cork. Richard, dcccaseJ.
Barbara, d. unm.
Mary, m. 'William Bell, Esq., M.D., and has issue.
Frances, d. unm.
Ellen, 1)1. Edward Foott, Esq., J. P., and had issus.
Mary, b. 25 Dec. 1752; m. 17 Sept. 1777, Gabriel Fisher,
Esq. of Youghal, and had issue.
Barbara, m. Thomas Nash, Esq. of Rockficld, co. Cork,
and had issue. EUen, d. MJUJi.
2 John, b. 1725; d. unm.
3 Richard, m. 1769, l\Iary, only dau. of Phillip Allen, Esq.
of Greenfield, co. Cork, and d. s. p.
4 Roger, of Derrygallon, m. March, 17G4, Elizabeth
Harris, of Dublin, and had issue.
5 Cornelius, m. 1770, Hannah, dau. of Thomas Morgcll,
Esq. of Mount Morgell, co. Limerick, and had issue.
1 Mary, in. — Briscoe, Esq.
2 Barbara, m. 1739, Nicholas Chinncry, Esq. of Flintficld,
CO. Cork, J. P., and had an only dau. and heir, JIurgarct,
wife of Sir Brodcrick Chinncry, Isc bart. of FlintiieUl.
3 Elizabeth. 4 ^Uiue. 5 Ellen.
The elder son,
CoRNEnns O'Callaghan, Esq. of Droumskehy, m. 1706,
Barbara, dau. of John Gillman, Esq., and d. 1749, having had
issue,
Denis, of whom presently.
Judith, m. 1738, George Foott, Esq. of Millford, co. Cork.
Mary, m. Robert Holmes, Esq. of Shiuanagh, co. Cork.
The son,
Denis O'Callaghan, Esq. of Droumskehy, b. 1708; in. 1753,
F.iizabeth, dau. of Thomas Bennett, 1-sq., and relict of William
Withers, Esq., and by her (who ci. 1783) left issue at his decease,
1792, an only child,
Cornelius O'Callaghan, Esq. of Droumskehy, and after-
wards of Cadogan; b. 1756, r,>. 1781, Mary, only child and
sole heir of Henry Davics, Esq., son of the Ven. Jlichacl
Davies, Archdeacon of Cloyne, and grandson of the Very Rev.
Rowland Davies, Dean of Cork, and had issue,
I. Denis, his heir.
II. Cornelius, of Brookville, co. Cork, J.P., 6. Oct. 1788; to.
Sept. 1844, Mary, dau. of Peter Campliell, of Cork, and by
her, who d. 1 Nov. ISO'i, has an only child,
Cornelius Henry Davics, 6. 26 Sept. 1845.
III. HenryDavics, ofXadrid, CO. Cork, J. P., b. 1790: )».1832,
Cliristina, dau. of Arthur Pyne, Esq., and sister of Sarah,
wife of his brother, Denis, and has issue,
Cornelius. Arthur. Henry. Jasper Pyne.
Mary, i/i. 1859, Rev. Samuel Penrose, of Shaudaugau.
Frances.
IV. Thomas Bennett, .T.P., h. 1795, deceased.
V. Robert (Rev.), D.D., Rector of Castlceomer, 6. 1798; «!.
1832, Maria, eldest dau. of Charles Spread, Esq. and had
surviving issue, a son,
Robert Charles George, 6. 1842; m. 1866, Adelaide, dau. of
J. Walter II. Lambert, Esq.
I. Mary, b. 1782; in. Ia02, Francis Davics, Esq. of Hamp-
steud, CO. Galway, Major Galway Mihtia, U. s.]y.
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O'CA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OC'O
II. Elizal)eth, m. 1805, Eichard Power, Esq., d. s. p.
III. Barbara.
Cornelius O'Callaglian d. 1831, and was s. by his eldest son,
Denis O'Callaghan, Esq. olCadogan, J. P., b. 1787, m. 1S31 ;
Sarah, dau. of Arthur Pyne, Esq. of Ballyvolane, co. Cork,
and had issue,
I. Cornelius, now of Cadogan.
II. Arthur Pyne (Rev.), m. 19 Jan. 1869, Dorothea Louisa,
dau. of Rev. William Master Pyne, Rector of Oxted, Surrey.
III. Denis. IV. Jasper Pyne. v. Thomas.
, •,,, n. f Elizabeth* ,.„. iv. Sarah.
I. Mary. ,„. | Barbara j" *^'n^- v. Dora.
VI. Emily, m. 20 Nov. 1867, William H. Eevell, Esq., Resident
Magistrate in New Zealand, and has issue, Elizabetli Sarah,
6. 12 Dec. 1868.
He d. 21 Jan. 1867.
Arms — Arg., in base a mount vert, on the dexter side a
hurst of oak trees, therefrom issuant a wolf passant ppr.
Crest— A dexter arm embowed holding a sword entwined with
a snake all ppr. Motto — Fidus et audax.
Seal — Cadogan, Midleton, co. Cork.
O'CALLAGHAN or CALLAGHAN, Co. CORK.
Call.\ghan, Frederic Marcus, Esq. of co.
Cork, and of The Circus, Bath, J. P. for the co. of
Cork, late of the 60th Rifles, and Capt. of the Cork
Militia, b. 29 Sept. 1853; m. 22 June, 1848,
Georgiana, dau. of Capt. Hodgson, Indian army,
and has had issue,
I. Henry Frederic, d. unm. 1878.
II. William AnccsTCs, late Lieut. 6Gth rect., b. 16 Dec. 1850.
III. George, Lieut. R.N., 6. 21 Dec. 18,52; m. Edith, 2nd
dau. of Rev. Frederick Grosvenor, Rector of Duukertun,
Somerset, and has a dau., Dorothy.
IV. Francis Gerard, 6. 29 Dec. 1857.
I. Florence Dora, m. 7 Nov. 1876, Hugh N. F. Bethell, Esq.,
youngest son of the late John Bethell, Esq. of Bath.
II. Gcraldine Margaretta.
3LtllCa{JC-— Daniel Callaghan, Esq. of Lotabeg, Cork,
h. 1760; Id. 1782, Mi.ss Mary Barry, of Donnalee, and had issue,
I. John, m. Grace Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew Gossot, Esq.
of Bagot, Jersey, and had issue.
II. Daniel, of Lotabeg, M.P. for Cork, b. 7 June, 1786, dec.
III. Gebabd, ot whom hereafter. iv. Patrick.
V. Richard, Barrister-at-Law.
VI. George, an officer 15th Dragoons.
I. Katherine, m. James Roche, Esq. of Aghada, co. Cork.
II. Ann. III. Mary.
Mr. Callaghan d. April, 1824. His 3rd son,
Gerakd Callaghan, Esq. of Lotabeg, M.P. forDundalk 1818,
and afterwards for Cork, ni. 7 Oct. 1818, Louisa Margaretta,
dau. of John Calvert Clarke, Esq. of Teddington, Middlesex,
and d. 24 Feb. 1833, having had issue,
I. Daniel Augustus Frederick, d. s. ;i.
II. Frederic Marcus, present representative.
III. Edward Henry, d. s. p.
IV. Gerard Stanley, m. and has issue nine children.
V. Gerard Burnham Borland, late Lieut. 11. X.
I. Isabel Louisa.
Residence — The Circus, Bath. Clubs — Army and Navy;
County.
O'CONNELIi OF DARRYNANE ABBEY.
O'CoNNELL, Daniel, Esq. of Darrynane Abbey,
CO. Kerry, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1860, b. 20
Nov. 1836 ; m. 25 April, 1861, Isabella Ellen, dau.
of Denis Shine Lawlor, Esq. of Grrenagh House, co.
Kerry, and has issue surviving,
I. Isabella Mary. ii. Kathleen.
III. Margaret Gertrude. iv. Eileen.
V. Frances Mary.
Mr. O'Connell served in the Royal Xavy from 1850
to 1853.
JLtltragr. — From the district of Upper and Lower Con-
nello, CO. Limerick, the O'Connells removed to Iveragh, in
the western extremity of Kerry, and remained there for a
considerable period, until the rebellion of 1641 transplanted
them to the co. of Clare.
Daniel O'Connell, Esq. of Ahavore, 2nd son of Jeffrey
O'Connell, Lord of Bally Carbery (who by letters mandatory
of James I., was constituted High Sheriff of the co. Kerry, and
d. 25 Aprii, IUu5), having taken no part in the insurrection of
1641, preserved his estate. He m. Alice, dau. of Christopher
Segrave, Esq. of Cabra, co. Dublin, and by her had two
John, his heir, and Maurice, who d. 1715; (his gram
Richard, was Capt. in the Legion of Maillebois, in the sei
of Holland). The elder son and heir,
John O'Connell, Esq. of Ahavore and Darrynane, rail
company of foot for the service of James II., and enibodi
in the regiment of his cousin. Col. Maurice O'Connell. F
signalized himself at the siege of Derry, as well as at tt
battles of ihe Boyne and Aughrim ; and returning to Limerii
was included in the capitulation of that city. He m. Elizabet
dau. of Christopher Conway, Esq. of Clahane, co. Kerry, ai
d. 1741, having had three sons,
Macrice, who had a son, Jeffrey, and a 'grandson, MauTli
O'Connell, Capt. in the regt. of Berwick, in the service
France.
Daniel, of whom presently. • Jeffrey.
The 2nd son,
Daniel O'Connell, Esq. of D.irrynane, to. Mary, dau. ■
O'Donoghue Duff, of Anwys, co. Kerry, and had twcnty-t»
children, of whom the following arrived at maturity,
I. John, r,i. IMiss O'Falvey, of Faha, co. Kerry, and d. v.p,
II. Maurice, successor to his father.
III. Morgan, of Carhen, in the barony of Iveragh, t
Catherine, dau. of John O'Mullane, Esq. of Wliitecliurc)
CO. Cork, and dying 1809, had (with six daus., Mary, »
Jeremiah M'Cartic, Esq. of Woodview, co. Kerry; Honor.
TO. Daniel O'Sullivan, Esq. of Reendonegan, co. Corl
Catherine, to. Humphrey Moynihan, Esq. of Kathbeg, c
Kerry; Ellen, to. Daniel O'Connell, Esq. of Tralee; Bridge
TO. Miles MSwiney, Esq. of Kenmarc; and Alicia, t
William Finn, Esq., formerly M.P. for KiUcenny), tliri
sons,
1 Daniel, successor to his uncle.
2 Maurice, b. 1776, entered the British army, and d. onU
expedition to St. Domingo.
3 John, of Grenagh, co. Kerry, in. Feb. 1806, Elizabrt'
dau. of William Coppinger, Esq. of Ballyvolanu at
Barrys Court, and had issue two sons and two daus.,
Morgan John, M.P. for co. Kerry, b. 27 Aug. 1811
m. 21 Feb. 1865. Mary Anne, only dau. of Chart
Bianconi, Esq.. D.L., of LongReld, co. Tipperary, ai
d. 1875, leaving a son, John Charles Coppingeb,
1871.
John Dominiclc Patrick (Rev.), decca.sed.
Jane, m. 1st, Charles, O'Donoghue, of The Glen', C
Kerry, chief of the name, and 2ndly, M'Carthy O'Lcar,
Esq.
Catherine, m. Samuel 'Vines, Esq.
4 James (Sir), of Lakeview, Bart, {see Bdkke's Peerage
Baronelri;ie).
IV. Daniel, Count O'Connell, 6. Aug. 1743, who entered tl
French service in Lord Clare's regt. of the Irish Brigai
1757, and became highly distinguished. He was present i
the capture of Port Mahon, 1779, and in 1782, at the grar
attack on Gibraltar, where he was severely wounded. 0
the downfall of Louis XVI. he returned to England, an
was appointed, 1793, Col. of the 6th Irish Brigade, whii
command he retained until that corps was disbanded. He t
July, 1833, aged DO, at his chateau, near Blois, on the Loir
holding the rank of General in the French, and the old(j
Col. in the English service.
I. Elizabeth, m. Timothy M'Carthy, Esq. of Lis?, co. Kei^
II. Honora, m. Charles Sugrue, Esq. of Fermoyle Castle, e
Kerry.
III. Abigail, to. Major O'Sullivan, of the Austrian service.
IV. Mary, m. James Baldwin, Esq. of Clohinna, co. Cork.
V. Ellen, TO. Arthur O'Leary, Esq. of Raleigh, co. Cork.
VI. Catherine, to. Mortogh 0 Sullivan, Esq. of Coulagh.
VII. Anne, to. Maurice O'Connell, Esq. of Lativc, and d.f.\
VIII. Alice, 'III. Thomas Segerson, Esq. of Ballinskelligs Able
CO. Kerry.
Mr. O'Connell d. 1770, and was s. by his eldest son,
Maurice O'Connell, Esq. of Darrynane, rn. Mary, dau
Robert Cantillon, Esq. of co. Limerick, but dying without issU'
1825, at the age of 97, was s. by his nephew, the celebrated
Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., of Darrynane Abbey, Ba
rister-at-Law, and Q.C, holding the rank by patent of preo
dency immediately after the first Serjeant at the Bar
Ireland, b. at Carhen, near Cahirciveen, 6 Aug. 1775;
3 June, 1802, his cousin, Mary, dau. of Edward O'Conael
M.D., of Tralec, and had issue,
I. Maurice, M.P. for Tralee, to. 1832, Frances Mary, oul
dau. of Bindon Scott, Esq. of CahircoD, co. Clare, and (
18 June, 1853, leaving issue, 'I
1 Daniel, present representative. I
2 John, in. 1874, Mary, dau. of Daniel M'Carthy, Esq. \
Ardnageeha, co. Cork, and has issue three daus. and ■)
son, Maurice.
1 Fanny, d. unm. 1878. j
2 Mary, m. 25 Nov. 1858, Daniel MacCartie, Esq. of Hcd
fort, CO. Kerry. *
II. Morgan, formerly M.P. for co. Mcath, and late PiCgistrt
•i
O'CO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'CO
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of Deeds, <fec., in Ireland, m. Kate Mnry, dau. of Michael
iialfe, Esq. of South Park, co. Koseonimon.
ji. John, M.P. for Clonmel, and afterwards Clerk of the
Uansperin Ireland, m. 28 March, ISIJS, Elizabeth (deceased),
dau. of Dr. Kyan, of Jubilee Hall, co. Dublin, and had,
Daniel, (Z. i'. j). ; John, in. Mary, dau. of — Baldwin Esq., and
has issue a son, Mor(;an, Lieut. 37th Infantry; Elizabeth,
M. James Sullivan, Esq. ; Mary, m Andrew Comyn, Esq. ;
Bily, Kathleen; and Alice. He rf. 24 May, ISoS.
:v. Daniel, formerly M. P. for Tralee, A-e.. »i. Oct. 1866, Ellen
Mary, dau. of E. Foster, Esq. of The Elms, Cambridfic, and
has issue,
1 Daniel John Foster, 6. Jan. 1873.
2 Maurice Francis, b. March, 1874.
Z Geoflfry Owen Morgan, b. Feb. 1876.
1 Eily Mary Foster. 2 Mary Bessie Kathleen.
[. Ellen, m. Christopher ntzsimon, Esq., of Glancullcn, M.P.
for CO. Dublin.
II. Catherine, vi. Charles O'Connell, Esq., M.P. for co.
Kerry (deceased), son of Daniel OConnell, Esq. of Iveraga.
:il. Elizabeth, m. Nicholas Joseph ffrench, Esq.
, O'Connell (?. at Genoa 15 May, 1847.
4rms — Per fess arg. and vert., a stag trippant between three
itoils slipped counterchan ed ppr. ■ ■r<i — A sfo'^'s head
Vied ppr. charged with a trefoil slipped vert. i>/uuo— Ciall
08 Nearc.
Seat — Darrynane Abbey, Crherdaniel, co. Kerry.
O'CONOE, DON.
O'CoNOR Dox, Chaeles Owen, of Belanagavc
id Clonalis, co. Roscommon, J. P. and D.L., M.P.
r the CO., b. 7 May, 1838; »». 21 April, 1868,
"'eorgina Mary, dau. of T. A. Perry, Esq. of
itham House, co. Warwick (and by her who
Aug. 1872), has issue,
.. De.nis Charles, 6. 1869. it. Owen Felim, 6. 1870.
III. Charles Hugh, 6. 1872. iv. Roderick, b. 1872; d. 1878.
iltlirajC— EocHOiD MoRGHMEODHis, the SOU of Muiread
h Tireach, </. King of Ireland, a.d. 36G, leaving issue
vcral sons, of whom three are particularly noticed in the
i<li annals, viz. Brian (whose youngest son, Dcach Galach,
Christian King of Connaught in 436, was ancestor of the
lors), FiAcnBA, and Nial. From these are descended
Hi Bruin, Hi Fiachra, and Hi Nial, families of Ireland.
most powerful, the Hi Bruins, divided into several
hes, the most distinguished of which was known by the
■ of Clan Muireadhaigh, in memory of Muireadhach
■than, who d. King of Connaught in 702.
NCBOBHAB, alias Conor, who d. King of Connaught in
«as the ninth generation from Muiredach MuiUethan,
! rom him the principal branch of the Clan Muireadhaigh
the name of O'Conor, that is the descendants of Conor,
mchobhar, who d. in 973. They are continually distin-
led by that name from the year 1012.
the 12th century, this family became the most powerful
■land ; from being Provincial Kings of Connaught, their
s became Sovereigns of all Ireland. Tordhellach O'Conor
received as supreme King of all Ireland in 1136, and
i;iied 20 years, to 1156, when he died. He left several sons,
nongst others, Roderick, the last Monarch of Ireland, of the
ilesian line, and Cathal Croibh-dearg, or Cathal of the Red
ajld, from whom directly descends O'Conor Don, present head
the family. Roderick's history is well known. In 117.5, his
hancellor, Laurence OToolc, signed the treaty of Windsor
1th King Henry II., which may be seen in Rymer. By this
■eaty, he resigned the supreme monarchy to Henbt II.,
sserving Connaught as an independent kingdom to himself.
Subsequently he resigned the government to his son,
onnor Maenmoy, and d. in the monastery of Cong, 1198.
the death of Connor Maenmoy in 1189, his son, Cathal
arrach, succeeded, but his succession was disputed by Cathal
roibh-dearg, the brother of Roderick, a dispute which ended
, 1201 by the death of Cathal Carrach.
CiTHAL Croibh-dearg, d. in 1224, leaving amongst others,
sons, Hugh and Felim, both of whom successively held
le sovereignty of Connaught.
Hdgb, d. in 1228, leaving a son,
BoDEBicK, who was never King of Connaught, as during his
fetime the kingship was held by his uncle, Felim, and Felim's
ID, Hugh; but on the death of the latter, Roderick's son,
Owen succeeded, and was killed, after a few months' reign,
1 1274, leaving a son,
BoGH, who was King of Connaught from 1293 to 1306, and
ft two sons, Turlough, and Felim, ancestor of O'Conor Roe,
Dth of whom were in turn Kings of Connaught.
TcBLoron reigned from 1306 to I34S, when he was killed,
leaving two sons, Hugh and Felim.
Hugh succeeded bis father in 1345; d. in 135G, leaving
a son,
TcRLOPcn "Oge," or "The younger," who was subse-
quently called "O'Conor Don," to di.stingui.sh him from his
cousin, another Turlough, the grandson of Felim above
mentioned, and who was called " O'Conor Roe." At this date
the kingdom of Connaught was divided between the two
cousins, and from that time the heads of each branch were
respectively styled " O'Conor Don* and O'Conor Roe."
Turlough Oge, O'Conor Don, d. in 1406, leaving, amcngst
others, a son,
Felim, who d. 1474, leaving a son,
Owen, surnamed Caech, or the blind. He d.ln 1433, leaving
a son,
Carbrt, who d. in 1546, leaving a son,
Dermot, who d. at an advanced age in loSo, leaving a son,
Hugh, afterwards Sir Hugh O'Conor Don. He was 6. in
1541, and on his father's death in 1585, compounded with the
Lord Deputy, Sir John Perrott, for all his estates, and was
knighted by the Earl of Essex. Sir Hugh was the first Knight
of the shire, and returned to Parliament for the co. of Ros-
common. He m. Mary, dau. of Brian O'Rourke, Lord of
Breffny, and d. in 1627, leaving four sons,
I. Calvach O'Conor Don, of Ballintobbcr, his heir, whose
male line became extinct.
II. HcGH Oge O'Conor, of Castlereagh, ra. Jane, dau. of
Theobald, Lord Dillon, and dying, Iclt an elder son,
Daniel O'Conor, of Clonalis, who left, by Anne Birming-
ham his wife, dau. of Edward, 17th Lord Athenry, one son,
Andrew O'Conor, of Clonalis, co. Roscommon, who
became O'Conor Don. He m. 3 March, 1692, Honora,
dau. of Col. Luke Dowell, of Mantua, and by her, who
d. 11 Nov. 1748, had two sons, Daniel, his heir: and
Thomas, an officer in the French service, made Knight
of St. Louis for his bravery at the battle of Fontc-noy,
d. s. p. The eldest son,
Daniel O'Conor Don, of Clonalis, d. 17 March, 1769,
leaving (with two daus., Jane, wife of William Eccles,
Esq. ; and Elizabeth, d. s. p. 1816, and two younger
sons, Thomas and Hugh, both d. s.p.) two elder sons,
DoMiNicK O'CoNOB DoN, his heir, who d. s. p. in
1795, and was s. by his brother,
Alexander O'Conor Don, of Clonalis, who dying
without issue, 1820, was s. in the title of O'Conor
Don by his kinsman, Owen O'Cunob, Esq. of
Belanagare, as hereafter.
ni. Charles, of whose line we treat,
IV. Bryan Roe O'Conor, of Corrasduna.
Sir Hugh O'Conor tJ. at a very advanced age, 1632. His
3rd son,
Charles O'Conob, Esq. of Belanagare, co. Roscommon, 6.
1597 ; m. Anne, dau. of William O'Molloy, of Aughtertire, and
dying 1G34, was s. by his eldest son,
Major Owen O'Conor, of Belanagare, Governor of Athlone
under James II., d. in the Castle of Chester, 1692. He m.
Ellinor, Lady Tuite, who d. without male issue, 1692, when
the estate passed to his brother,
Charles Oge O'Conor, Esq. of Belanagare, m. Cecilia, dau.
of Fiachra O'Flynn, Esq. of Ballinlough, and dying in 1636,
was s. by his son,
Denis O'Conor, Esq. of Belanagare, 6. 1674; m. Mary, dau.
of Tiernan O'Rourke, Chief of Breffny, and left at his decease,
30 Jan. 1750,
Charles, his heir.
Daniel, an officer in the French service.
Roger (Rev.). Hugh. Matthew (P.cv.).
Catherine, m. Thomas Durkan.
Mary, m. O'Higgin, of Caropaden.
Eleanor, m. Charles M'Dermott.
Anne, m. M'Dermott Roe.
The son and heir.
Charles O'Conob, Esq. of Belanagare, b. 1710, .i learned
and distinguished antiquary, m. 8 Dec. 1731, Catharine,
dau. of John O'Fagan, and had (with a dau., Bridget,
m. Miles M'Dermott, Esq. of Coolavin, and </. 1777) two sons
I. Denis, his heir; and ii. Charles, of Motint Allen, co. Ros-
common, 6. 1736, and d. 1808, leaving, by his wife, a dau. of
John Dillon, Esq. of Dublin, two sons, Thomas, settled at New
York (father of Charles, Barrister-at-Law, in America); Denis;
and Catherine; the two latter d. in North America. Mr.
O'Conor d. 1 July, 1791, and was s. by his elder son,
* O'Conor Don — Various interpretations have been given to
tnis title. In the Irish language Don or Dun signifies 2(ol<le,
or Chief, or Leader, and also the colour brown.
1188
O'CO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'CO
Denis O'Conor, Esq. of BelanaRnre, who was appointed
Deputy-Governor of Iior-conimon, b. 1732; m. 17C0, Ciitlie-
rine, dau. of Martin Browne, iCsq. of Clonfad, CO. Koscoiumon,
and by her (who d. 1817) had issue,
Owen, his heir.
Charles (Kev.), D.D., .a learned antiqnnry, who Ions
resided at Stowe as Cliaplain to Mary Elizabeth, Marchioness
of Buckingham, wife of George, 1st Marquess of Bucking-
ham, b. 15 March, 17G4; d. 1828. Martin, d. young.
Denis, Lieut. 13th Dragoons, 6. 4 Oct. 1870; d. in, Jamaica,
v.nm.
Eoderick, 6. 27 July, 1772; d. iinm.
Matthew, b. 18 Sept. 1773; m. Priscilla Forhcs, and loft
Denis and other issue (see O'Conor o/ Jilouat Druiit).
Catherine, m. 9 Dec. 1790, Charles Lyons, Esq. of Lyons-
town, and (/. 1795, leaving a son, Kobert, and a dau., Alicia,
hoth deceased.
Mary, m. 1 Feb. 1795, Con O'Donel, Esq. of Larkficld, and
had a son, John O'Donel, Esq.
Bridget, d. warn.
Elizabeth Frances, m. 16 July, 1793, Hugh M'Dermott,
of Coolavin, The Mac Dermot.
Eleanor Anne, d. unm.
Alicia, m. John Shiel, Esq. of Ballyshannon, JI.D.
Mr. O'Connor cZ. 1804, and was s. by his eldest son,
Owen O'Conor, Esq. ofBelanagare, M.P.forco. Iloscommon,
who, on the death of his kinsman, Alexander O'Conor Don,
s. p. Dec. 1820, s. to the title of O'Conor Don, as head of the
family, b. 6 March, 1763; m. 20 June, 179'2, Jane, dau. of
James Moore, ICsq. of Mount Browne, co. Dublin, and by her
(who d. 8 April, 1804} had issue,
Denis, his heir.
Edward, i,i. Honoria, dau. of Major Blalce, of Tower Hill, «o.
Mayo, and had one son, who d. in infancy.
Jane.
Catherine, m. John Mapother, Esq. of Kiltevan, co. r.os-
common, and had issue.
Honoria. Maria. Anne, d. imm.
The son and heir,
Denis O'Conor Don, ofBelanajare and Clonalis.M.P. for the
CO. of Roscommon, 6. May, 1794; m. 27 Aug. 18'24, Mary, dau.
of Major Maurice Blake, of Tower Hill, co. Mayo, and had issue,
Charles Owen, the present O'Conor Don.
Denis Maurice, M.A., LL.D., M.P. co. Sligo, J.P. co. Ros-
coTTimon, and High Sheriff 1865. b. July, 1840: m. 1873,
Ellen Isabella, eldest dau. of the liev. W. T. KuviU Davic^
of Croft Castle, and has a son. 6. 17 Dec. 1878.
Jane, </. 1851. Kate Josephine.
Eugenia. Dionysia.
O'Conor Don d. 22 July 1847.
Arms — Arg., an oak tree vert surmounted by * crown. Crrr.t
— An arm embowed in armour holding a short sword entwined
with a snake all ppr.
Seais— Belanagare, French Park; andClonalis,Castlcrc», co.
Roscommon. .
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O'CONOR OF MOUNT DEUID.
O'Conor, Charles, Esq. of Mount Druid, co.
Roscommon, J.P. and D.L., b. 3 Feb. 1847 ; s. his
father 18V1.
HiltCilgC— This branch of the illustrious House of O'Conor
comes next immediately after that of the Chief, O'Conor Don.
Matthew OConok, Esq. of Mount Druid, Barrister-at-Law
(6th son of Denis O'Conor, Esq. of Belanagare, and brother
of Owen O'Conor, on whom the title of O'Conor Don devolved
in 1820), TO. Dec. 1804, Priscilla Forbes, and by her (who d.
16 June, 1853) had issue,
I. Denis, late of Mount Dniid.
II. Aithur, of The Palace, Elphin, co. Roscommon, .T.P.,
High Sheriff 1857, m. March, 1853, Kaiherinc, dan. of
Maurice Blake, Esq. of Ballinafad, co. Mayo, and had issue,
1 Arthur Mathew, of the Palace, Elphin, b. 8 June, 1855;
2 Charles Matthew; 3 Maurice Matthew ; 1 Mary; 2 Ann.
I. Margaret, m. 1840, William Murphy, Esq. of Kilbrew
eo. Mcath, 2nd son of WiUiam Murphy, Esq. of Mount
Merrion, co. Dublin.
M. Priscilla, TO. 1st, 1845, John Chester, Esq. of Kilsarinc, co.
Louth ; and 2ndly, 1854, Edward Howlcy, Esq. of Bellcek
Castle, CO. Mayo.
:.Ir. O'Conor d. 8 May, 1844, and was s. by liis son,
Denis O'Conor, Esq. of Mount Druid, co. Roscommon,
J. P., High Sheriff 183G- 37, b. 12 May, 1808; to. 31 May, 1841,
Margaret Emily, dau. of Nicholas Mahon Power, Esq., M.P.,
of Faithlcg House, co. Waterford ; and d. 1871, leaving issue,
I. Charles, now of Mount Druid.
II. Owen, b. 24 Aug. 1851. iii. Denis, b. 3 Sept. 1853.
I. Gertrude. n. Eva.
Arms, Crest, and Motto— Sa.me as O'Conor Don.
iSeat— Mount Druid, French Park, co. Roscommon.
O'CONOR OF DUNDERMOTT.
O'Conor, Nicholas Roderick, Esq. of Dun
cTermott, co. Roscommon, 2nd Secretary of Embass'
at Paris, b. 3 July, 1843.
iLtltCagC— The O'Connors or O'Conors of Dundermottari
a branch of the great House of O'Conor, in which vested th(
sovereignty of Connaught. They are lineally descended fron
Sir Hdgh O'Connor, of Ballintubber Castle, co. Roscommon (thi
acknowledged representative of the last Kings of Ireland),
through his 4th son, Capt. Bryan O'Connor, of Corrasduna
CO. Roscommon.
Capt. Bryan O'Connor, who became seised and possessed o1
the lands of Bcagh and Cloonycarney, under his father's will,
forfeited them, with others, 1641, and it appears from the
Book of Survey, and distribution of estates then forfeited,
that, by a decree made in Athlone, 5 Sept. 1655, founded on
the claim of Col. Roger O'Connor, Bryan's son, that thoM
estates were restored to his mother, Mary, for life, with re-
version to himself and his heirs. Again, from the Book oi
Postings on the sale of lands forfeited in 1688, it appears that
Roger O'Connor forfeited the said lands of Beagh and Cloony.
Carney. Col. Roger O'Connor, who held the commission of
Colonel in James II. 's army (which commission still remains
in the possession of his heir-at-law), m. Elizabeth, dau. of the
O'Sbaughnessy of Gort.
Owen O'Connor, Esq. of Corrasduna, co. Roscommon, the
common ancestor of the various lines of the family imnic
diately before us, was, as we have already stated, a descendant
of the House of O'Connor. He m. Catherine, dau. of Edmund
JlcDermot, Esq. of Emla, *o. Roscommon, and dying 1766,
left four sons and three daus.,
Roderick, of Ballycahir, of whom we treat.
Thomas, of Milton (see O'Conor of 31 Mo n).
Denis, of Willsbrook,
Bernard, (Rev.)
Catherine, to. Hugh O'Connor, Esq., brother of Charles
O'Connor, Esq., of Belanagare.
Mary, m. Joseph Plunkttt Esq. of Castle Plunkett, co.
Roscommon. Sabina.
RoDERic O'Connor, of Ballycahir, the eldest son of Major
Owen O'Connor, m. Mary, dau. of John Fallon, Esq. of Cloo-
nagh, CO. Roscommon, one of the descendants of theO'Fallons,
formerly chiefs of a territory called " O'Fallons Country,"
and Elizabeth Irwin his wife, and d. at Ballycahir, 7 Feb.
1781, leaving issue three sons and two daus.,
Bernard, d. unm.
Thomas, of whom we treat.
Patrick, d. unni.
Jane, ni. Andrew Browne, Esq. of Mount Hazel, co. Gal-
way, and had issue, 1 Nicholas, m. Ellon, dau. of Sir
Tliomas Burke, 1st bait, of Marble Hill, and was father of
Andrew Browne, Esq., now of Mount Hazel, whose only
child, Eliza, is wife of Edward MacEvoy, Esq., M.P., of
Tobertynan; 2 Andrew, to. Mary, dau. of M. Blake,
Esq. of Ballinafad, co. Mayo, and had, with other issue,
Col. Andrew Browne, C.B., 44th regt. ; 3 Roderic, who
TO. his cousin, Maria, dau. of Thomas O'Connor, Esq. of
New Garden, co. Galway; 4 Bernard, of Mount Bernard,
who d. unm.; I Mary, who to. Edward Martin, Esq. of
Tullyra Castle ; 2 Jane, imiii.
Elizabeth.
Thomas O'Connor, Esq. of Newgardcn, 2nd son of Roderic,
of Ballycahir, i,i. Margaret, dau. of Peter O'Klanagan, of the
ancient family of Clancathal, and Maria Daly, of Braughel
Castle, his wife, and d. 2 Aug. 1832, leaving issue,
Roderick, of East House, who '/». Mary Anne, dau. of Hugh
Moisos, Esq., and had issue, Thomas Roderic, Juhan, aud
Emily.
Patrick, his heir.
Maria. Jane. Fanny,
The 2nd son,
Patrick O'Connor, Esq. of Dundermott, J. P., High Sheriff
1854, TO. 2 July, 1832, Jcine, 2ud dau. of Christopher French,
Esq. of Frencldawn, co. Roscommon, J. P., by Harriet his wife,
dau. of Joseph McDonnell, Esq. of Carunacon, co. Mayo, unci
had issue,
Patrick Hnnn, late of Dunilf^rmott.
Roderic Thnnias, b. 10 May, 1S39; d. 1861.
Nicholas Roderick, now of Dundermott.
Mr. O'Connor d. 23 Oct. 1860, and was s. by his eldest son,
Patrick Hugh O'Conor, Esq. of Dundermott, co. Ros-
common, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1860, d. vjim. 31 May,
1877, and was «. by his brother, now of Dundermott.
Arms, Crest, and Motto— Same as O'Cokob Don.
Scat— Dundermott, near Bally moo.
O'CO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'DO
ii&a
O'CONOR OF MILTON.
O'CoxoR, RoDERic JosEPJT, Esq. of ^filton, CO.
RojicOTnmon, J. P., High Sheriff co. Eosconinion 1803,
';. 1S25 ; m. 1851, Eleanor Mary, eldest dau. of
Joseph Browne, Esq., J. P., of Elm Grove, co.
Meath, by Ellen his wife, 2nd dau. of Edward
^ftirphy, Esq. of BaUinacloou, co. Wcstmcath, and
~ issue,
1. RoDEKic Anthost, b. I8C0. II. Joseph Owen Edward.
I. Ellen Mary. ii. Cecilia. iii. Mary Josephine.
iLinrilSC— This branch of the ancient O'Connor family
,5 deceniled from Tuo.mas O'Connor, Esq. of Miltown, co.
r.oscoinmon, 2nd son of Owen O'Connor, V.sq. of Corrasduna,
lU the said co. (refer to O'Connor of Dundi'rmott). The said
TuoMAS O'CoNNOE (who attained the rank of Major in the
French service) returned to Ireland, and m. 1749, Mary, dau.
:if Gerald Dillon, Esq., of Dillon's Grove, co. Uoscomnion, by
nhomhehad issue, i. Rodebic, of whom we treat; ii. Owen,
Capt. ; I. Honora; ii. Catherine; and in. Margaret. lie ni.
2mly, Miss O'Flynn, of the ancient House of the O'I'iynnsof
r.illiniough, by whom he hadno issue. He was a J. P., served
js High Sheriff of the county, and rf. ISOO, leaving an eldest .*on,
RoDERic O'Connor, Esq. of Milton, m. 1st Anne Sparks,
m English lady, by whom he left no issue ; and 'Jmlly,
Bridget, relict of Col. Thomas Wills, of Willsgrove, co. Eos-
;ommon, and dau. of James Browne, Esq. of Browneville, co.
r.alway, descended from Geoffrey, 3rd son of Dominick Browne,
Esq. of Barna, the ancestor of the Brownes of Newtown,
Axdskea and Cooloo, co. Galway, and of the Browues of
^astlemac-Garret, co. Mayo, now represented by Lord Oran-
more. By her he left issue,
RoDERic, late of Milton. Dillon.
Richard. Aylward.
Jane, d. unyi>.
Maria, m. to Dr. Kelly, and d. leaving issue.
The eldest son,
RoDERic O'CosoB, Esq. of Milton, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1794;
[ligh Sheriff co. Roscommon 1S39; jii. 1S24, Cecilia, dau. of
lohn Mac Donnel), Esq. of Caranacon, co. Mayo, by Celia his
iTifc 4th dau. of John Dolphin, Esq. of Turoe, co. Galway,
ind had issue,
RoDERic Joseph, now of Milton.
Alfred John. Eugene.
Cecilia. Ellen.
Je d. 1808.
Scoi— Milton, Castle Plunkett, co. Eoscommon.
«
ODELL OF CARRIGIiEA.
Odeli,, Edward G-eoege Herbert, Esq. of
Z^arriglea, co. Waterford, J.P., b. 6 Sept. 1815 ; m.
1st, 3 March, 1870, Lady Sclina Hastings, 2nd dau.
jf Francis Theoplulus Henry, 16tli Earl of Hunting-
Ion, and by her (who d. 1875) has, with other issue,
X son,
Herbert Francis Ed (VAitD, b. 1S75.
He m. 2ndly, 20 Dec. 1876, Elizabeth, elder dau.
)f Sir J. Nugent Humble, Bart., of Cloncoskrainc.
Htnf atJC— Charlrs Odeli,, Esq. of Castleton, co. Lime-
■ick, one of the Grand Jurors for that co. 1682, was younger
brother of John Odell, Esq. of Palace, co. Limerick, and de-
rived descent from an English family of Odell. He d. 1C83,
leaving a son,
Charles Odell, Esq. of Castleton. m. 167S, Anne, dau. of
^ir Richard Osborne, 2nd bart. of Ballintaylor, co. Waterford,
■nd sister and co-heir of Sir John Osborne, 3rd bart., and by
r was father of
loHN Osborne Odell, Esq. of Mount Odell, co. Waterford,
Frances Power, and had (with two daus., Isabella, m.
hn Roche, Esq. of Waterford; and Grizel) two sons,
iacHARD and Pierce. The elder son,
Richard Odell, Esq. of Mount Odell, m. 1743, Isabella, only
:hild of the Rev. Simon Radcliffe, Vicar of Ardmore, and left
« his decease (with a dau., Isabella, wife of the Hon. and Rev.
Robert Moore, son of Stephen, 1st Viscount MountcashelJ u son
and successor,
John Odell, Esq. of Mount Odell, whose will, dated 9 May,
1781, was proved 15 Nov. 1783. He m. Judith, sister of Sir
Richard Musgrave, 1st bart. of Tourin, and by her had (with a
1 "I., Isabella, m. 1799, Jasper Grant, Esq., Col. 41st. rcgt.
inger brother of Thomas Grant, Esq. of Killmurray; and
three younger sons, all of of whom d. unm.) an eldest son and
heir,
John Odell, Esq. of Carriglca, who m. 3 Sept. 1799, Catha-
rine, eldest dau. of Matthew Voung, D.D., Bishop of Clonfcrt,
and dying 8 Feb. 1811, left issue,
John, his heir. Edward, late of Carriglea.
Catherine, m. 4 Sept. 1827, the Rev. Percy Scott Suiytb,
of Headborough, co. Waterford.
Sophia, m. 1833, the Kev. John Prior, and d. 1834.
The eldest son,
John Odell, E.^q. of Carrinrlea, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1828,6. 4 Oct. 1801; hi. '20 Sept. 1827, Caroline AinbrofM,
eldest dau. of Lieut. -Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry King, K.C.U.,
4th son of Robert, 2nd Earl of Kingston, and d. i. j>. 17 May,
1847, and was s. by his brother,
Edward Odell, Esq. of Carriglea, J. P., 6. 20 Jan. 1807;
m. 23 Oct. 1838, Harriette Richarda, 5th dau. of Sir Jolia
Nugent Humble, 1st bart., of Cloncoskoran, and had issue.
I. Herbert, now of Carriglea.
II. Richard, b. 2G March, 1847.
III. William b. 30 Jan. 1849.
IV. Harry Percy, b. 3 Nov. 1853.
I. Catharine, m. 1 Dec. 1850, Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq. of
Ballinapark, co. Waterford.
II. Harriette Isabella Maria.
Arms — Or, three crescents gn. Crest — An arm embowcd
in armour holding a sword all ppr. il/o«o— Quantum in rebus
inane.
iscttj— Carriglea, near Dungarvan, co. Waterford.
O'DONOGHUE OF THE GLENS.
O'DoxoGHUE, Daniel, O'Doxoghue of Tho
Glens, CO. Kerry, M.P. for Tralee, and formerly
for CO. Tipperary, b. 1833 ; m. 1858, Mary Sophie,
dau. of Sir John Ennis, Ist bart. of Ballinahown^
CO. Westmeath, M.P. for Athlone, and has issue.
I. Geoffrey, 6. 16 Jan. 1859. ii. Charles.
III. Daniel. iv. Florence. v. John. vi. Angus.
3LtHCil(JC. — The O'Donoghues are descended from the
royal House of Munster, and several distinguished chieftains
of the name from the 10th to the 13th century are mentioned
in the annals of Innisfallen, wherein they are styled Kings and
Princes of The Eoganacht of Lough Lein. The O'Donoghues
were divided into two branches, the O'Donoghues of Lough
Lein, now presumed to be extinct, and the O'Donoghues of
The Glens. In the 14th century, Geffeby O'Donoghue, of The
Glynn, was chief of his nam.e. He left two sons, Rory O'Donog-
hue, of The Glynn, chief of his name 1420 (left a son, Daniel
O'Dono.'hue, of the Glynn, who d. s. p.). and Teige O'Donog-
HCB, father of Geffeby O'Donoghue, chief of his name, who
was s. by Teige O'Donoghue, the father of Jeffeby O'Donog-
hue, of Killaher, in Kerry, attainted 1603; restored 1609; who
by his wife Honora, dau. of M'Machon, had (with a dau., Sheela,
wife of AuliCf O'Leary, Esq. of Dromeer, co. Cork) a son and
successor, Teige O'Donoghue, of Glenflesk, co. Kerry, living
1628, the father of Geffrey O'Donoghue, of Killaher, aliaa
O'Donoghue, of the Glynn, who at his decease, 1655, left,
with a younger son, Teige, of Laherne, co. Kerry, an elder soa
aud successor,
Geffrey O'Donoghue, O'IJonoghue of The Glens 1655,
m. Alice Coppinger, and by her (who survived him), left
three sons,
Daniel, of whom presently. Florence. Geffcry.
In his will, w'uich bears date 19 Jan. 1677, and was proved
22 March, 1678, he describes himself as "Geffrey O'Donoghue,
alias O'Donoghue." His eldest son,
Daniel O'Donoghue, O'Donoghue of The Glens, claimant
to a portion of the Kerry estate 1700, and then described as
eldest son and heir of Geffrey, was a distinguished officer in
the army of King James II. He m. Mary, dau. of Dermot
M'Carthy, Esq. of Drishanc, co. Cork, and had (with a dau.
Elizabeth, wife of Francis Eager, Esq.) a son and succes-sor,
Timothy O'Donoghue, O'Donoghue of The Glens, who <;!.
Elizabeth, dau. of Randal M'Carthy More, by Mary his wife,
dau. of Charles M'Carthy, Esq. of Cloghroe,co. Cork, and had,
Daniel, of whom presently. Timothy, d.s. p. 1 Aug. 1753.
Alice, iji. Edward O'Duffy, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. John Markham, Esq.
Ellen, m. Charles M'Carthy, Esq. of Hcadfort, co. Kerry.
Mary, m. Charles M'Carthy, Esq. of Lisadanc, co. Cork.
O'Donoghue d. 12 Sept. 1758, and was s. by his elder son,
Daniel O'Donoghue, O'Donoghue of The Glens, who became,
at the death, unm. in 1770, of Ir^ cousin Charles M'Carthy
More, representative of the great Hjuse of M'Carthy Moore. He
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O'DO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'DO
I
m. Margaret, only surviving child of Martogh M'Mahon, Esq.,
of Clenagh, co. Clare, by Mary M'Donnell, his wile, and by
her (who d. Dec. 17BS) had issue, at his decease IbOO (with a
dau., Slary, who d. v.iim.), an only son and successor,
CiiAKLES O'DoNOGucE, O'DosoGBOE of The Glens, 0. 1777 ;
m. Mary, dau. of James Morrogh, Esq. of Cork, and by her
<who d. April, 1845) had issue,
Charles Ja>ies, of whom presently.
Daniel, d. unm.
Jlargaret, d. unm. Margaret, d. unm,
Mary, d. unm.
Jane, ni. James O'Connell, Esq. of Lakeview. co. Kerry.
Ellen, 7)1. Jeremiah Stack Murphy, E.sq., co. Cork.
ODoNOGHnE d. 21 Keb. 1808, and was s. by his elder son,
CuABLEs James ODo.noghce, O'Donoghce of the Glens,
r/i. Jane, only dau. of John O'Connell, Esq. of Grena, co.
Kerry, and niece of Daniel O'Connell, Q.C, M.P., and by
her (who m. 2ndly, John M'Carthy O'Leary, Esq. of Coomlc-
fiane, co. Cork) left issue, at his decease, 1 May, 1833, an only
child, Daniel O'Donoghce, now O'Donoghue of The Glens.
Anns — Vert, two foxes combatant arg. ; on a chief of the
2nd an eagle volant sa. Crest — An arm in armour holding
a sword entwined with a snake all ppr.
O'DONOVAN OF CLAN CATHAL.
O'DoxorAX, Hexey Wixthrop, The O'Doxo-
TAX, Chieftain of the ancient Irish sept of O'Dono-
xra of Clan Cathal, M.A., J.P., b. 1 Jan. 1812 ; m.
15 July, 1818, Amelia, dau. of De Courcy O'Grrady,
of Kill ballyo wen, co. Limerick, The O'Qeadt, and
iias issue,
Morgan William, b. 11 Feb. 1861.
Anne Melian.
0''DoNOVAN s. his brother as Chieftain 1870.
JLtllCajC. — This sept, one of the oldest among the abori-
ginal Irish, was originally located in co. Limerick, and after
their removal from that co. possessed an extensive territory,
•called tha Cantred of Hy Donovan, situated between the
towns of Bantry, Dunmanway, Eosscarbery, andSkibbereen, in
the present barony of Carbery, and south-west of the co. of Cork,
Keatinge traces its descent from the oldest branches of his
Hibernian genealogy, and places their escutcheon as thirteenth
in his armorial tables. Mr. Gough, in his edition of Camden's
JSrUannia, following the account given by Dr. Smith, the
Historian of the co. of Cork, published 1750, says: — "The
Irish antiquarians allow but eight families of Royal extraction
an Munsler, of which they place four in Carbery, which com-
prehended all the south-west part of this co. (Cork)." Of these
■were MacCarthy, O'Mahon, or Mahown, O'Donovan, and
O'Driscol. The sept in ancient times ruled over Hy Fidhgeinte,
a territory extending along the banks of the River Maigue, co.
Limerick, on which stood the Castle of Crom. Driven from
their territory by the Fitzgeralds and De Burghos after the
invasion of 1172, they settled in the Barony of Carbery, co.
Cork, where the estates of the present chieftain are situate.
Cathal, Chief of Hy Fidhgeinte, was slain by Callaghan
Cashel, King of Munster, a.d. 964, and was s. by his son,
Donovan, who ruled as Chief 977, from him the sept took
their tribe name. Seventh in descent from Donovan was,
Crom O'Donovan, The 0' Dono can, who was in possession of
the castle of Crom, standing on the banks of the River Maigue,
CO. Limerick. According to the genealogies of MacFirbis, he
had three sons, from whom descend all the families of
O'Donovan and Donovan. These sons were,
I. Cathal, ancestor of the Chieftain.
II. Aneslis, who had four sons, 1 Donough mor; 2 Rickard;
3 Walter; and 4 Raghnal, ancestors of the Sloicht Aneslis
Mc (croim O'Donovan, who possessed Gleann a Chroini or
Croin's Glcn. The representative of this branch trrmp.
ijucen Elizabeth, Donel McCnogher bot McAneslis
O'Donovan, of Glen I'Chroim, according to an inq. post.
ir.ort. taken at Cork 21 Sept. 1625, d. 5 Jan. 1602.
HI. LocuLiN, ancestor of the sept of O'Donovan of C'lo.yi
Loglilia, who possessed a territory containing thirty-six
ploughlands lying between the River Roury and Glandore
Harbour. He had a son and successor,
DoNscHADH or DoNOCGH O'DoNOVAN, of Loch Crott, whose
lineal descendant and representative,
Donel na Cartan O'Donovan, of Cloghatradbally
Castle, adjoining Glandore Harbour, was CItlcj of C'lun
Loglclin Utap. Queen Elizabeth, accjjrding to an
inq. post. mort. taken at Eandon Bridge 14 Aug.
6 Charles I.; he '(. 10 May, 15s0, leaving a son,
Donel oge na Cartan O'Donovan («ee Donovas of
JiaUi/more).
O'Donovan was killed by the O'Mahonys a.d. 1254, according
to the Anncds of InUf alien. His eldest son,
Cathal O'Donovan, Ih,e O'Donovan, a. as Chieftain, from
him the senior line of the sept were known as "C'^xu
Cuthal." The sixth Chieftain in descent from him was,
Teige O'Donovan, 'Ike O'Donovan, temp. Henry VJI. (From
his near kinsman, Teige O'Donovan, of Gorteenither, ucsc« \ded
O'Donovan oi' O'Donovan's Cove, co. Cork, the represc:>' tlve
of whom, Timothy O'Donovan, Esq. of 0 Donovan's Cove, d.
without surviving male issue 16 March, 1874, aged 84, and
was «. by his nephew, Richard O'Donovan, son of Richard
O'Donovan, Esq. of Fort Lodge, J. P., co. Cork, by Maria
(j'Sullivan his wife). O'Donovan was s. by his son,
Donel O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, who was known as
" Donel na g-Croiccann," or Donel of the hides, so callcl from
having been, when a child, wrapped up in cow hides to conceal
him from the enemies of his father. He was inaugurated
Chieftain by McCarthy Reagh, Chieftain of Carbery, 15C0, and
d. 1584, when he was s. by his son,
Donel O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, inaugurated by McCarthy
Reagh, who delivered him the White Wand, and was recog-
nized by Lord Chancellor Adam Loftus, 12 Feb. 1592, as
Chieftain lawfully inaugurated acording to the Iri.sh custom.
He surrendered his territory of Clan Cathal to James I., 1608,
and received a re-grant of the entire of it 1615.* He m. Joanna,
dau. of Sir Owen MacCarthy Reagh, Knt. of Carbery, and had
seven sons,
I. Daniel, his successor.
II. Teige, of Rahine and Drishane, m. Joanc Goggin, and d.
1G39, leaving a son,
McRROGH Donovan, of Litturlicky, m. Jane Galway, by
whom he had seven sons. The eldest son,
Cornelius Donovan, m. 1684, his cousin, Helena, only
child of Daniel O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, by his tiiat
wife, Victoria Coppinger, and had his successor,
Morgan Donovan, of Ballincallah, A.B. Oxon, J. P., b.
1687; m. 1733, Mary, dau. of Thomas Ronayne, Esq. of
Hodnettswood, and had issue,
1 Morgan, his heir.
1 Mary, rn. John Townsend Becher, Esq. of Crcagh, co.
Cork, and had is.sue.
2 Anne, m. Warden Flood, Esq. of Paulstown Castle, co.
Kilkenny, M.P., Judge of the Court of Admiralty, Ireland.
The only son,
Morgan Donovan, Esq., of the city of Cork, s. his father
1759. He in. 1766, MelianTowgood, dau. of Savage French,
Esq. of Marino, co. Cork, by whom, who d. 1813, he had issue,
1 Morgan (Rev.), of whom hereafter as Chieftain on the
death of Gen. Richard O'Donovan, 1829.
2 Savage, M.D., m. Miss Jagoe, and d. s.p. 1807.
3 Philip, d. v.n;ii. Dec. I!j37.
4 Sampson Towgood, d. unm. 1809.
in. Murrogh, of Carrigarruffe. ancestor of O'Donovan, of
Malaga, in Spain, who registered his pedigree in Ulster's
Office 1771.
IV. Donogh, ancestor of O'Donovan of Cooldurragh, co.
Cork. V. Dermod.
VI. Richard, ancestor of O'Donovan, of Donovan Street, Cork.
VII. Kcadagh, ancestor of Clan Keady Donovan, of whom
descend O'Donovan of Lisheens and of Ardahill.
O'Donovan d. about 1638, and was «. by his eldest son and heir,
Daniel O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, ra. Gyles, dau. of Sir
Roger O'Shaughnessy, Knt. of co. Galway. O'Donovan waa
stripped of all his estates by Oliver Cromwell, a part only of
which were restored to his son under Charles II. He d. 1660,
and was s. by his son,
Daniel O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, Col. in the service of ■ "
James II., M.P. for Baltimore 1689, of which he was also \i
portrieve. He distinguished himself in 1689 by his zealous ^
and steady exertions in the cause of James II. ; among other ta
actions, defending Charlesfort, at Kinsalc, with vigour. He r
surrendered the keys of it into the Earl of Marlborough's own iifl
hand, and finally made honourable terms. He m. 1st, Victoria, i;i
dau. of Capt. Coppinger, by whom he had an only child, ,:i
Helena, who ra. her cousin, Cornelius Donovan, ancestor of
the present Chieftain, and 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Major
Tonson, bywhomhehad, I. Daniel; ii. Barry, both d. young;
III. Richard, his successor; iv. CorneUus, d. 1737. O'Donovan
d. 1705, and was s. by his son,
EicHAiiD O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, m. 1703, EUinor Fitz-
gerald, dau. of the Knight of Kerry, by whom he had an onl^
* O'Donovan built Castle Donovan in the Hills, three miles
north of Dromoleague, co. Cork, in the north wail of which is
a block of limestone containing the memorial HIS MARIA .
DOD . IC . 1626 . DOC, in raised letters two and a-hali incnes
long. The castle is still standing, though much dilapidated
and has ninety-two steps leading to the battlements.
OTA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'FE
noi
son, Daniel, and a dan., Elizabeth, m. Sylvester O'Sullivan,
MacFineen Dulf, of co. Kerry. O'Donovan was s. by his son,
Daniel O'Donovan, The 0' Donovan, in. 1st, Anne, dau. of
James Kearney, Esq. of Garrettstown, co. Cork, by whom ho
had no issue; and 'Jndly, I7G;!, Jane. dau. of John Bechcr,
Esq. of HoUybrook, by whom he left issue,
I. Richard, his successor.
II. .John, an officer in the army, killed 1"9C, in the Maroon
War. in Jamali-a, (Uim.
I. Helen, >«. .John Warren, Esq., son of Sir Robert Warren,
1st hart, of Warren's Court, and d. s. p. 1840.
II. Jane, d. unm. 1833.
O'Donovan, by his will, dated 1770, devised a remainder in his
estates, on failure of the male issue of his sons, " to his kins-
man, Morgan Donovan, Esq. of the city of Cork." He did so
to fulfil a mutual agreement between Morgan's father and him,
that on failure of the male issue of cither branch, the survivor
should inherit, in order to preserve the family estates to who-
ever should be Chieftain of the sept. lie was s. by his son,
RicnARD O'Donovan, The O'Donovan, b. 17G8, Gen. in the
army, served with honour in the 6th Dragoons in the campaigns
in Flanders and Spain. He m. Emma Ann, dau. of Robert
Powell, Esq., by whom he had no issue. O'Donovan suffered
a recovery of his estates, and left the ancient estates of Clan
Cathal absolutely to his wife. He d. Nov. 18'29, when his
chieftainry reverted to the descendant of the second son of
Donel, the Chieftain, who d. 1G33,
Morgan O'Donovan (Rev.), The O'Donovan, Chief of Clan
Cathal, Rector of Dundurrow, co. Cork, 6. 17G9; m. Nov. 1795,
Alicia, eldest dau. of William Jones, Esq. of the city of Cork,
by Elinor his wife, youngest dau. of William Winthrop, Esq.
of Cork, by Alicia Wrison his wife), and by her (who d. '29
Aug. 1847) had issue,
MoROAN William, his successor.
William Jones, 6. Jan. 1799; d. vnm. Auj. 1852.
Henry Winthrop, successor to his brother.
Melian, m. Jan. 1839, Richard H. Hedges Bechcr, Esq.,
01 HoUybrook, J. P. co. Cork, afterwards of Lakelands, and
d. s. p. '28 May, 1859.
Eleanor, m. June, 1839, William Lemuel Shuldham, Esq.,
J.P., CO. Cork, who d. 25 March, 1847,
O'Donovan d. 17 Oct. 1839, and was s. by his eldest son,
Morgan William O'Donovan, The O'Donf^van, Barrister-at-
Law, b. 21 Aug. 1796; m. 2 July, 1844, Susanna, 2nd dau.
of William Armstrong Creed, Esq. of Ballybrack, co. Cork,
and by her (who d. Nov. 1864) had a dau., Melian, who d.
Jan. 1846. O'Donovan d. 16 Dec. 1870, and was s. by his only
surviving brother,
Henry Winthrop, now The O'Donovan.
Arras — Arg., issuing from the sinister side of the shield a
cnbit dexter arm vested gu. cuffed of the first, the hand grasp-
ing a skein or old Irish sword in pale, the blade entwined with
a serpent all ppr. Crest — On a chapeau gu. turned up crm.
an eagle rising arg., tips of win^s and tail sa. Motto —
Adjuvante Deo in hostes; also, Vir super hostcm, a translation
of the ancient slogan, or call to war, of the scpt, viz., Giolla
ar a-namhuid a-bu.
StaJ— liss Ard, Skibbercen, co. Cork.
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OTARRELIi OP DALYSTON".
O'Faeeell, CnARLES Geoege, Esq. of Daljston,
CO. Galway, J. P., h. 1825 ; s. to the estates of liis
late maternal uncle, Charles Farrell, Esq. of Dalj-
ston, and assumed in consequence, by royal license
1855, the surname and arms of FaekelI;, instead of
his patronymic Caeeoll, and subsequently, 28 Jan.
1857, by royal license, resumed the name of O'Fae-
BELL, in lieu of that of Faerell ; m. 20 Jan. 1870,
Kate Mary Constance, only dau. of the late James
William MacLaughlin, Esq. of Ballyglass, co. West-
meath, and has issue,
I. Charles Richard John, h. 22 Sept. 1875,
I. Kathleen Maud Mary. ii. Ethel.
Ht'nCiltlC. — The Farrclls, now of Dalyston, claim descent
from the 0'1'errals of Mornyng and Bawn, co. Longford, who
were of the clan Boy. The old castle of Mornyng still stands,
and here the family was resident in 1688. Shortly after, on
the defeat of King James II., they were dispossessed, and their
property confiscated. On a tombstone in the churchyard of
Moidon, co. Longford, the burial place of the O'Ferrals of
Mornyng and Bawn, are inscribed the names of Robert
O'i'arrcU, Esq. of Bawn, and of his wife, Alice, and also that
JI.
of James O'FarrcU, Esq. of Minard (son of Robert and Alico
O'Farrell, of Bawn), who d. 26 Nov. 1771, aped 86. This
James is the first of the name of O'Farrell who resided at
Minard. He never married, and on fixing his residence at
Minard, took his sister to live with him. This lady married a
namesake of her own, and had several children, viz., Ricuaro
O'Farrell, who d. at an advanced age in France; Robert, who
d. at Minard; Alice, who m. Charles Evers, and was mother,
intfv alios, of Mary, the wife of James Farrell, of Minard ;
Elizabeth, who ?». Peter Farrell, of Coldragh ; and another
dau., who in. a Mr. Dalton. At the decease of James O'Farrell,
of Minard, 26 Nov. 1771, the whole of his property devolved on
his sister, from whom it passed to her son, Robert, at whoso
death it was divided between tho husbands (Charles Evers and
Peter Farrell) of his sisters, Alice and Elizabeth.
James Farrell, who m., sometime about 1772, Mary, dau.
of Charles and Alice Evers, was son of Patrick O'Farrell, w ho
accompanied James O'Farrell, the first of Minard, to that place,
and resided with his wife and family at Minard to the time of
his death, 1780. Mr. James Farrell occupied a portion of the
farms of Minard and Lorath, and d. 17 Jan. 1789, aged 38,
being buried at Moidon. His son,
CuAHrEs Farrell, Esq., b. at Minard, co. Longford, 24 Aug.
1774, took the degree of M.D. at the University of Edinburgh,
1798, and was much distinguished in the medical profession.
He passed many years in high official position in the East.
Dr. Farrell d. Ib55, having bequeathed his extensive property
to his nephew, Charles Carroll (son of John Carroll, Esq. of
Edgeworthstown, co. Longford, by Margaret his wife, dau. of
James Farrell, of Minard), who assumed, in consequence, the
surname and arms of O'F'arrell, and is the pixseut Charles
O'Farrell, Esq. of Dalyston.
Arms — Per fess or and vert, a lion rampant countcrchanged,
on a canton gu., an Iri.sh harp of the first. C'rfsl — On an
Eastern crown or, a greyhound courant per pale arg. and sa.,
gorged with a collar, therefrom a broken chain both gu.
Heat — Dalyston, near Loughrea, co. Galway.
O'PERRALL OF BALYNA.
Moee-0'Feeeall, The Eight Hoy. Eichaed,
of Balyna, co. Kildare, P.C., J.P. and D.L., b. 1797 ;
m. 28 Sept. 1839, Hon. Matilda Southwell, 3rd dau.
of Anthony, 3rd Viscount Southwell, K.P., and has,
I. Ambrose Richard, High Sheriff co. Kildare, 1876, &.
1846; m. 1872, Jessie Frances, 2nd dau. of Patrick R.
Gordon Canning, Esq. of Hartbury Court, co. Gloucester,
and has issue.
I. Maria Anne, rn. ISCO, Sir Walter George Kugent, Bart.
of Donore.
Mr. More-O'Ferrall, formerly M.P. successively for
cos. Kildare and Longford, was appointed a Lord
of the Treasury 1835, Secretary to the Admiralty
1839, and Secretary to the Treasury 1811. From
1847 to 1851 he held the office of Governor of
Malta.
It flTCaffC— Charles O'More, of Balyna. d. IGOl, leaving
(by Margaret Scurlock his wife) two sons and a dau.,
I. Roger, Col. Confederated Catholics 1646, m. Jane, dau. of
Sir Patrick Barnewall, Knt. of Turvey, and had issue,
1 Charles, Col. in the army, killed at Aughrim, 12 July,
1G91, s.p.
1 Anne, wife of Patrick Sarsfield, of Lucan, and mother of
Patrick, Earl of Lccan.
2 Eleanor, wife of Daniel Mac Morogh Kavanagh.
3 Mary, wife of Tirlogh O'.N'eill.
4 Elizabeth, wife of Christopher Bceling.
II. Lewis, of whose line we treat.
I. Margaret, m. Thomas Plunkett, Esq. of Clonebrency.
The 2nd son,
CoL. Lewis More, one of the Confederated Catholics in 1646,
m. Mary, dau. of Philip M.ac Hugh O'Reilly, and was father of
Anthony More, Esq. of Balnya, who m. Anne, dau. of
Alexander Hope, Esq. of Mullingar, and had (with a dau.,
JIary, w ife of Capt. Conor O'Reilly) two sons,
Lewis, his heir.
Roger, whose will (dated 1 March, 1746) was proved 9 Jan.
1748. He in. Elinor, dau. of William Wright, Esq., and had
issue, Anthony O'More, Gen. in the Spanish service; Slay,
wife of Robert Daly, Esq. of Caulfield; and Mary, wife of
Pcickington Edgcworth, Esq. of Longwood.
The elder son,
Leiv'is Mor£, Esq. of Balyna, ra. Alicia, dan. of Con O'Neill,
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
oai
Esq.. and had (with a dau., Mary, Maid of Honour to the Queen
of Spain, m. — Ward, Esq. of Madrid) a son and heir,
James JIobe, Esq. of Balyna, whose will bears date 13 Dec.
1778; by Jlary his wife, dau. of Ambrose Madden, Esq. of
Derryhoran, he left an only dau. and heir,
Letitia MoEE, who -iH. EicHABD O'Fekrali,, Esq.,* only son
of Ambrose OTerrall, Esq., by Jane Dillon his wife, and dying
1778 (her husband survived till 1790;, left (with several daus.,
Mrs. Boulger, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Pallas, of Grouse
Hall, CO. Cavan, and Mrs. Nugent, of Killasona, co. Longford),
three sons,
Ambbose. his heir.
James, Major-Gen. in the Austrian service, d. 1828, aged 75.
Charles, Col. in the Sardinian service, d. 1831.
The eldest son,
Ambrose OTebball, Esq. of Balyna, m. 1796, Anne, only
child of John Bagot, Esq. of Castle Bagot, co. Dublin, by Anne,
his 1st wife, only dau. and heiress of W. Walsh, Esq. of K.il-
murry, co. Meath, by Elizabeth Xangle his wife, and by her
(who d. 1810) had issue,
EicHABD MoBE (Eight Hon.), now of Balyna House.
John Lewis More, of Lissard, co. Longford, J. P. and D.L.,
M.A., Barrister-at-Law, late Commissioner of Metropolitan
Police, Dublin, 7n. 1836, Clare, dau. of Thomas Segrave,
Esq., a younger son of the Cabra family, and has a son,
Edward Gerald, J. P., 6. 1846, m. 1871, Juliana Margaret,
dau. of Henry Lambert, Esq. of Camagh, co. Wexford,
and has issue"; and three daus., Mary ; Maria ; and Ellen.
James More, d. unm. Eobert More (Eev.), d. 1834.
Edward More, of Kildangan, co. Kildare, High Sheriff co.
Kildare 18-56-7, m. 1849, Susan, only child of Dominick
O'EeUly, Esq. of Kildangan Castle, co. Kildare, and by her
(who d. 18bb) left at his decease, 1875, an only son, Domi-
nick MoBE O'Feerall, Esq. of Kildangan, 6. 1855.
Mary Ann. Letitia, a Xun.
Louisa, d, iinm. Catherine.
Eose Anna [deceased), m. Thomas Errington, Esq. of Clintz,
CO. York.
Mr. O'Ferrall m. 2ndly, 1811, 3Iargaret, youngest dau. of
Francis Dunne, Esq. ofBrittas, QueensCo., which lady ti. 1S26.
He d. 1835, aged 83.
^rrii^— Quarterly: 1st and 4th, Tert, a lion rampant or:
2nd and 3rd, vert, a lion rampant or, on a chief az. three
mullets of the second. Crest? — 1st, On a ducal coronet a grey-
hound courant ; 2nd, Out of a ducal coronet a dexter hand
epaumee.
Seat — Balyna House, Clonard, co. Kildare.
♦
0'FFLAHEE.TIE OF LEMONFIELD.
O'Fflaheetie, Geoege Foetescue, Esq. of
Lemonfield, co. (jtilway, J. P., 6. 4 Dec. 1810 ; m.
6 Not. 1814, Eebeka, dau. of John Fjnne, Esq.
of Ballymagibbon, co. Majo, J. P.
JLiUCagC— In TA<; AnnaU of tTf. Four Masters, there is
an account of those who came as chieftains to attend Queen
Elizabeth's Parhament of 1535, wherein the following refe-
rence is made to MtrBBoroH na d-Tcagh O'Fflabiiektie : —
"There were none worth mentioning from the western district
of that province of Connaught, except Morogh na d-Tuagh, son
of Teige, son of Morogh, son of Eory O'Flahertie." To this
MoEOGH XA D-TCAGH O'Flahebtie, who "had shewed great
forwardness in the service of the Crown, embracing all civility,
and shewing good example to the Irishe captens," an order of
the Privy Council, issued terax>. Elizabeth, directing that he
should be created a Barok, but no subsequent steps appear
to have been taken in the matter.
Betas ne Sauvagh O'Fflahebtie, of Aghncnure Castle, co.
Galway (great-^reat-grandson of Sir Murrough na d-Tuagh
O'Fflarhertie, who submitted to Queen Elizabeth, 1609, and
surrendered the "name, captainship and title of O'fflahertie,
together with all castles, manors, &c. in cos. Galway and Mayo,
to him belonging," all which were restored to, and the honour
of knighthood conferred upon him), m. Mabel, dau. of Sir John
Browne, Bart, of the Xeale, and was father of
Betas Oge OTfladebtie, J.P. co. Galway, whom. 22 April,
1700, Celia, dau. of James Ffrench, Esq. of Portcarren, in
that CO., and had an only son,
MtntEoucH MoEGAS O'Fflaheetie, Esq. of Lemonfield, J.P.,
•whom. 28 Aug. 1727, the Hon. Jane Bourke, eldest dau. of
Sir Theobald, 6th Viscount Mayo, and had issue,
I. Brian, who d. 1750.
n. John (Sir;, heir to his father.
in. Thomas, J. P., wiio ra. Susanna Bourke, of co. Galway,
and had issue,
* Eichard OTerrall had one sister, Catherine, m. Gcojgc
Lattin, E=q. of Monistown, Kildaie.
1 Bryan.
% Joiin Bourke, LL.D., M.P. for Callan, m. 3 Jan. 1793,
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Eichard Cuflte, Bart, of Leyrath, co.
Kilkenny, and had issue,
Thomas John Bourke, Capt. Kilkenny Fu'iliers, 6. 19 Oct.
1795; m. 8 July, 1823, Georgiana Matilda, eldest dau.
of Commissary General Lamont, of Aird Lament, co.
Argyll, by Susan Alexander, dau. of Charles Crickett,
Esq. of Smith's Hall, Essex, M.P. for that county forty
years, and left surviving issue,
Thomas John Bourke, 6. 16 June, 1832; m. 1856,
Frances, dau. of — Faulkner, Esq. of Wellington, co.
Tipperary. Albert, 6. 1841.
Clara. Eosina. Emily. Flora.
8 Theobald Eichard, 6. 1769 ; m. 30 June, 1789, Mary, only
child of Edward Walker, Esq., by Elizabeth, his w ife, dau.
of Henry, only son of William Echlin, a Capt. in the
aimy (who was son of Sir Henry Echlin, Knt. and Bart.,
2nd Baron of the Court of Exchequer), and d. 6 Sept.
1829, leaving issue,
John (Eev.), of Jamaica, to. 20 Kov. 1817, Anne, dau.
of Thomas Bayly, Esq. of Castletown, Queens Co., and
d.. 25 Dec. 1825, leaving two sons, the Eev. Theob.ild
Eichard O'fflahertie, M.A., Vicar of Capel, Dorking,
Surrey, m 20 Jan. 1848, Mary Anne, dau. of Capt. John
Scott, E.N., and has, John Purvis, h. 1849, Theobald
Bourke, George Fortescue, and several daus. ; and
John Bourke, d. unm. in Australia.
Geoege Fobtescce, now of Lemonlield.
Louisa Lizzy, ni. Thomas Henry O'fflahertie, Esq., lato
of Lemonfield.
4 Thomas Parker, Capt. in the army, and Adjutant of the
Galway Militia, J. P., ra. Maria, dau. of Uliek Burke, Esq.
of Derry-MacLougnny Castle, co. Galway, and had cue
dau., Mary, who la. J. S. Close, Esq., Barrister.
5 George Sterling, Capt. 43rd regt., ra., and left issue,
6 Lizzy, ra. Dr. Eeynolds.
7 Charlotte, ra. James O'Flanagan, Esq. of TuUamore.
IV. Michael, J.P. v. Theobald.
I. Mabel, ra. Capt. 'William Paterson.
The son and heir,
SiB John O'Eflaheetfe, of Lemonfield, Capt. 65th regt., J.P.,
High Sheriff 1800 ; ra. 18 July, 1764, Mary, dau. of the Eev.
Thomas Eoyse, of Kantenan, co. Limerick, and left a son and
a dau.,
Thomas Hentit, of Lemonfield.
Mary, ra. 5 Oct. 1806, Eobert Martin, of Bn=hy Park, Gal-
way, Capt. in the South Domi Militia (brother of Col.
Eichard Martin, M.P. of Ballinahinch Castle, co. Galway),
and has issue a son, Eobert John.
The son and heir,
Thomas Henet O'Fflahebtie, Esq. of Lemonfield, J.P., Capt.
Lemonfield Corps of Yeomanry, 6. 4 June, 1777 ; m. 23 July,
1820, his cousin Louisa Lizzy, dau. of Theobald Eichard
OEBaherty, Esq., but by her (who d. 13 Feb. 1848) left no issue
at his decease, 16 June, 1848. By will he devised his estates
to his kinsman, the present Geoege Fobtescce O'Fflaheb'
Esq. of Lemonfield.
Arms — Arg. two lions ramp, combatant, supporting a dexter |
hand couped at the wrist all gu. in base a boat with eight oars sa.
Crest — A lizard passant ppr. Motto — Fortuna favit fortibus.
Seat — Lemonfield, Oughterard, co. Galway.
OGILBY OP ARDNAEGLE.
Ogilby, Robeet Alexander, Esq. of Ardnargle,!
CO. Londondeiiy, b. 1850 ; s. his father 1872.
ILlllCfCflC. — This family of Ogilby, originally from Scot-|
land, has for some time possessed the Ardiiargle property.
The mansion house was built there about the year 1780.
Eobebt Leslie Ogilbt, Esq. of Ardnargle, co. London-I
derry, son of John Ogilby, Esq. by Jane his wife, dau. oil
James Simpson, Esq. of Armagh, J.P. and D.L., Hieh SheriOl
1654, h. 1798: .?. his brother, James Ogilby, Esq., Is49; }«.[
1844, Elizabeth Matilda, dau. of Major William Henry Eainey,|
H.E.L.C.S. and d. 1872, leaving a son,
Eobeet Alexander, now of Ardnargle.
Arms — ^Arg., a lion passant guardant gn. between tw(|
crescents, one in chief and the other in base az. Crest— it
lion rampant gn., supporting a tilting spear entwined with l|
string of trefoils ppr.
Seat — Ardnargle, Limavady, co. Derry.
OGILBY OP ALTNACHHEE CASTLS.
Ogilby, CLArD William Leslie, Esq. of Altnnj
chrce Castle, co. Tvrone, b. 3 Nov. 1851 ; m. 17 Fehj
1875, Bessie Henrielia, eldest dau. oi Commandel
OGI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
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W. Or. Donglas, B.N., and grancl-dau. of the Hon.
and Eev. Charles Douglas (brother of George Sholto,
17th Earl of Morton).
ILtnrdgC. — William Ooilhv, Esq. of Altnachrce Castle,
CO. Tyrone, J. P., High Sheriff 1852, in. 30 Jan. 1851, Adelaide
Charlotte, dau. of the Hon. and Key. Charles Douglas (brother
of George Sholto, 17th Earl of Morton), by his first wife, the
Lady Isabella Gore, dau. of Arthur Saunders, 2nd Earl of
Arran, and had issue,
I. Claud William Leslir, now of Altnachrce Castle.
II. .Tames Docolas, 6. 10 Feb. 1853.
in. William Charles, h. 16 Dec. 1855; d. 8 Jan. 1856.
I. Adelaide Charlotte. ii. Isabella Caroline.
III. Keatrice Emma Elizabeth. iv. Louisa.
V. Edith Sophia.
llctl. 1 Sept. 187.
Seat — Altnachrce Castle, near Dunamanagh, co. Tyrone.
OGILVIE OF CHESTERS.
OGitviE, Thomas Elliot, Esq. of Chesters, co.
Eoxbiirgb, J.P., b. 8 Feb. 1821.
HtltCagC— Thomas Elliot Ogilvie, Esq. b. 19 Kov. 1751 ;
m. 27 Jlay, 1782, Hannah, 2nd dau. of Kobert Dashwood, Esq.
of Vcllow Wood, and widow of Dr. Pasley, and by her (who d.
18.33) left at his decease, 1832, a son,
William Ogilvie, Esq. of Chesters, J. P. and D.L., 5. 5 Sept.
1785; 711. 18 June, 1818, Alexina, dau. of Alexander Falconer,
IJsq. of Woodcot Park, East Lothian, and had issue.
I. Thomas Elliot, now of Chesters.
II. William Falconar, married, and has issue, two sons and
one dau. in. Alexander, married.
IV. George, married, and had issue, four sons and two daus.
V. Francis Dashwood.
1. Alexina Margaret Napier.
iScat— Chesters, Jedburgh, N.B.
OG-ILVY OF TANNADICE.
Balfotjr-Ogilvy, Mes. Mart, of Tannadice
TTonse, and Balgillo, co. Forfar, m. 31 July, 1833,
Lieut.-Col. David William Balfour-Ogilry, by whom
^who d. before Sebastopol, 1855) she had issue,
I. William Charles, 6. 24 Xov. 1833.
II. David Whetham, late Lieut. 24th regt., b. 11 March, 1S39.
HI. Walter Ingelram, Lieut. Pi.N., 6. 5 Jan. 1843.
I. Charlotte Mary Le Clere.
II. Mary, m. June, 1866, the Eev. HuitertB. Williams.
III. Edith Jane Macintosh.
Mrs. Balfour-Ogilvy s. to her father's estates of
Tannadice and Balgillo on the death of her brother,
Walter Ogilvy, Esq. in 184t, whereupon her hus-
band, Lieut.-Col. David William Balfour, who
was a Magistrate and Deputy-Lieut, for co.
Porfar, assumed the additional surname and arms
of Ogilvy. He was eldest son of Col. William
Balfour, of the 82nd regt., and Charlotte Clarke
his wife, and grandson of David Balfour, Esq., of
the Trcnabie family (.^ee Balpour of Balfour and
Trenabie), by Mary Macintosh his wife, grand-daii.
of the celebrated Dr. Moore.
iLlttCagC— Walter Ogilvt, representative of Ogilvy of
Balfour, Forfarshire, a branch of the family of Airlie, being
descended from a younger son of that House about the 14th
century, whose mother was a dau. of the Earl of Angus,
known as the " Black Douglas," was father of
Charles Ogilvt, Esq. of Tannadice House and Balgillo,
i». 16 July, 1802, Mary, dau. of James Macdonald, by Mary
his wife, dau. of James Allardice, of AUardice, and 13th
in direct descent from Robert II., King of Scotland, through
her great-grandmotlier. Lady Mary Graliam, sifter and co-
heir of William, Earl of Mentcith and Airth. By this ladv
Mr. Ogilvy had issue,
Walter, his heir
Mart, of Tannadice. Grace.
Anne Sarah, m. John Ogilvy, Esq. of Inshewan, co. Forfar.
Mr. Ogilvy d. 23 Dec. 1835, and was .?. by his only son,
Walter Ogilvt, Esq. of Tannadice and Balgillo, Capt. 8tli
rcitt., who d. 1844, and was s. in the estates by his sister Mary,
Mrs. Balfocr-Ogilvt, of Tannadice House, and Balgillo.
&ato— Tannadice House ; and Balgillo, co. Forfar.
OGILVY OF INSHEWAN.
Ogilvt, John, Esq. of Inshewau, co. Forfar,
D.L., b. 3 Jan. 1791. ; m. 18 June, 1829, Anne Sarah,
youngest dau. of Cliarlcs Ogiivy, Esq. of Tannadice,
CO. Forfar, and has issue,
I. John, J.P., 6. 8 July, 1830; m. Ist, 18B5, Agnes Gardync,
dau. of Wm. Eenne(5, Esq., which lady d. 1SG8, and
2ndly, Violet Anne D'Urlian, second dau. of Williaia
Burnett, Esq., formerly of Barns.
II. William, 6. 10 Feb. 1832, deceased.
III. Walter, b. 20 Dec. 1837.
IV. David, 6. 6 Feb. 1841, deceased.
V. James, b. 18 March, 1844.
VI. Edward Balfour, 6. 12 June, 1846.
vn. Thomas Stuart, b. 17 Sept. 1847.
VIII. Donald Charles, 6. 3 Sept. 1850.
I. Elizabeth Grace, m. 18G0, James W. Bruce GanTyne,
2nd son of Major B. Gardyne, of Middleton.
II. Anne Sarah, m. 1867, Donald Ogilvy, Esq. of Clova.
III. Mary Lillias.
IV. Helen Allardice.
ittltCaJIP. — John Ogilvt, living 1562, m. JIargarct, dau.
of William Erskine, by Marian Douglas his wife, and grand-
dau. of William Erskine, son of Margaret, Countess of Bujhau,
and by her was father of
Thomas Ogilvy, m. Barbara, dau. of James Lyon, of
Easter Ogil, and had a son,
John Ogilvt, living 1CG2, who was father of
James ©gilvt, who m. Jean Stewart, and by her had a son,
John Ogilvt, Esq., n. 1705, Mary, dau. of Robert Keith,
of Eedcloak; and d. 1741, leaving two sons, John, of whom
presently; and James, of Connonsyth, and several daus.,
all of whom d. icnm., except one, Margaret, who m. Dr.
Ogilvy, of Forfar. The elder son,
John Ogilvt, Esq. of Inshewan, m. 1744, Jean, dau. of tlio
Rev. William Seaton, Episcopal Clergyman of Forfar, and d.
1781, having had one son, John, who d. unm. 1813, and three
daus. The two elder, Mary and Ellen, d. unm., and the
youngest,
Elizabeth Oghvt, m. 1790, William Ogilvy, Esq. (son of
John Ogilvy, Esq., by Margaret his wife, dau. of Ogilvy of
Shanally), and by him (who d. 1825) left at her decease, 1820,
a dau., Mary, and one son, John, who s. to Inshewan, on the
death of his maternal aunt, and is the present proprietor.
Armf: — Arg., a lion passant guardant gu., imperially
crowned or, within a bordurc counter componec of the second
and of the tirst. Crest — A stag's head couped at the neck,
attired or. Motto — Bene par.atum dulce.
&eat — Inshewan, near Forfar.
OaiLVY OF CLOVA.
(See Burke's Feerage, under the title of AiEllE.)
OGLE OF KIRKLEY HALL.
Ogle, John Savile, Esq. of Kirkley, North-
umberland, J.P. and D.L., b. 21 Jan. 183G; s.
18G9.
illllCjtjr.— This is a family of very great antiquity in
Northumberland.
Sir Robert Ogle, Knt. of Ogle (the Sth in lineal descent
from Humphrey Ogle, who was settled at Ogle at the Con-
quest), TO. Helena, dau. and heir of Sir Robert Bertram, Lord
of Bothall, and was ancestor of the baronial line of Ogle (see
Borke's Extinct and Donnnnt Peeruije). From
John Ogle (.3rd son of Ralph, 3rd Lord Ogle), m. Sybil',
dau. of Sir John Heron, sprang
Mark Ogle, Esq., who purchased Kirkley from R.alph, Lord
Eure, in the beginning of the I7th century, and from hiui
descended
Nathaniel Ogle, Esq., M.D., of Kirkley, some time Physi-
cian to the forces under the great Duke of Marlborough, son
of Ralph Ogle, Esq. of Kirkley, by Martha his wife, dau. cf
J. Thompson, Esq. He in. 1708, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir
of Jonathan Newton, Esq. of Newcastle-on-Tyue, Barnsler-at-
Law, and by her (whoc<. 1751) had issue,
Nathaniel, his heir.
Ralph, in the Navy, d. young.
Newton, successor to his brother.
Chaloncr (Sir), Admiral 11. N., en atLHl a Baronet 12Mfir-T',
1816, m. Hester, youugest dau. aud co-heir of tlio Right licv
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OGL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'GO
Jobn Thomas, D.D., Bishop of Winchester ; and d. 27 Aug.
1816, leavLng a son and heir, Sir Charles Ogle, of \\ orthy,
Hants, the 2nd bart., and other issue.
Isabella, m. 1st, 1737, her cousin. Sir Christopher Ogle,
Knt., Admiral of the Fleet, who d. s. p. 1751; and 2ndly,
James, 4th Lord Kingston.
EUzabeth, m. George Grey, Esq. of Southwick, whose Uau.,
Elizabeth, m. Charles, 1st Earl Grey.
Martha, m. Sigismund, Baron de Staick.
Dr. Ogle d. 1736, and was s. by his eldest son,
Xathaniel Ogle, Esq. of Kirkley, 6. 1715; d. v.nm. 1762,
and was •«. by his brother.
Vert Rev. Xewtos Ogle, D.D., of Kirkley, Dean of Win-
chester, and Deputy Clerk of the Closet to George III., after-
wards Prebendary of Durham, b. 1726; m. Susanna, eldest
dau. of Dr. John Thomas, Bishop of Winchester, and by her
had issue,
XATHAsrEL, his heir.
John Savile, successor to his brother,
Bichard Newton, Capt. in the army, Aide-de-Camp to Sir
George Grey, d. in the West Indies, 1794.
Henry Bertram, m. 1802, Anna Maria, dau. of Edward
Kaphael, Esq. of Madras.
Susanna, d. v.nm. 1825.
Elizabeth Catherine, m. 1792, Henry Streatfeild, Esq. of
Chiddingstone. Kent, and d. 1801. Isabella, d. v.nm.
Anne, m. Harry Scott, Esq., His Britannic Majesty's Consul
at Bordeaux, whod. July, 1832.
Esther Jane, m. the liight Hon. Eichard Brinsley Sheridan,
and d. 1817.
Dean Ogle d. 1804, and was s. by his eldest son,
Xathaniel Ogle, Esq. of Kirkley, 6. 7 Oct. 1765; who d.
unm. in May, 1813, when the estates, &c., devolved on his
next brother,
Eev. John Savile Ogle, D.D., of Kirkley Hall, Canon of
Durham, h. 24 Aug. 1767; ra. 14 Oct. 1794, Catherine Hannah,
dau. ol Edward Sneyd, Esq. of Dublin (a descendant of the
Sneyds of co. Stafford), and has had issue,
I. John. 6. 7 March, 1796; m. Aug. 1828, Sara Agatha, dau.
of John Philip Miles, Esq. of Leigh Court, Somerset, and
d. Julv, 1832, leaving a dau., Sara, who (/. 1846.
II. Henrv, m. 13 March, 1827, Harriet .Anne, dau. of Walter
Bracebridge, Esq. of Atherstone Hall, co. Warwick, and
d. s.p. July, 1831.
III. Edwaed Chaloseb, late of Kirkley HaU.
IV. Charles, deceased.
V. Nathaniel, deceased.
VI. Bertram Newton, Capt. 4th Light Dragoons, in. 1834,
Maria Jane, dau. of George Simpson, Esq. of Bombay, and
d. 1840, lca%ing a dau.
TU. Arthur, Major in the army, m. 10 Sept. 1844, Caroline
Amelia, dau. of Vice- Admiral Lechmere. of Hill House, co.
Oxford, and d. 28 Dec. 1878, leaving issue,
1 Bertram Savile, of Alveston House, Thombury, co.
Gloucester, J. P., Barrister-at-Law, 6. 24 Dec. 1846.
1 Caroline Anna Mary. 2 Adela.
nil. Savile Craven Henry, for ten years M.P. for South
Northumberland, 6. 7 June, 1811 ; d. s. p. 18-14.
I. Kate Elizabeth, rn. her cousin, Lieut. -Gen. Charles Streat-
feild, E.E., son of Henry Streatfeild, Esq. of Chiddingstone,
Kent.
n. Annie Charlotte, to. 20 April, 1826, Sir James Macdonald,
2nd bart. of Woolmer Lodge, Hants, who d. June, 1832.
Dr. Ogle d. 1 April, 1838. His 3rd son,
Eev. Edwabd Chaloser Ogle, of Kirkley Hall, Korth-
umberland, h. 7 Aug. 1793; m. 17 Aug. 1830, Sophia, youngest
dau. of Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, Bart., and had issue,
I. JoHS Savile. now of Kirkley Hall.
II. Newton Charles, I. 19 Feb. 1850.
I. Annie Charlotte. ii. Sophia Henrietta.
in. Mary, d. 1863.
IV. Isabel, rn. Nathaniel George Clayton, Esq., and has
issue.
▼. Alice Katherine, in. George A. Fenwick, Esq., and has
issue.
He d. 1869.
^rrag— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a fcss between three
crescents gu., for Ogle: 2nd and 3rd, az., an orle arg., for
Bertram. C"r«(«— 1st, Ogle: An antelope's head erased,
horned or ; 2nd, Bertram : A bulls head or, ducaUy crowned
gu. armed az. Motto — Prenez en gre.
.Stat— Kirkley Hall, near Kewcastle-on-Tync, Northumber-
land.
OGLE OF EGLINGHAM.
Ogie, Eobeet, Esq. of Eglingbam, Nortlium-
berland, J. P., Barrister-at-Law, h. 23 Sept. 1817 ;
m. 15 Julj, 1846, Mary, younger dau. of Admiral
Sir Edward Harvej, G."C.i3.,and has issue,
I. EoBEET Bertram Edward, h. 4 Aug. 1850; m. 1877,
Mary Letitia, youngest dau. of William Bloxam, Esq. <rf
Moditorham, Cornwall.
n. Henry Richard, 6. 22 May, 1854.
III. Charles Eobert, b. 27 May, 1859.
I. Mary Jane, m. 1866, Francis Stringer, Esq., and has issue.
II. Blanche Adeline.
ILtUCagC— 3Iark Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, co. Northum-
berland, who had a grant of arms from Hesrt VIII., 1535, in
which grant he is described as " descended from the noble
Houses of Ogle and Musgrave," was father of
LcKE Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, Commissioner for En-
closures on the Eastern Marshes 1560, m. Isabel, dau. of
Edmund Craster, Esq. of Craster; and d. 1582, leaving, with a
younger son, Leonard, who d. 1597, an elder son and heir,
Luke Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, who d. 1596, leaving two
sons, Egbert, his heir ; and Christopher, who d. 1596, leaving,
by Thomasina his wife, three sons, Thomas, Tristram, and
Cuthbert ; and three daus., Elizabeth, Julia, and Dorothy.
The elder son and heir,
Egbert Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, was father of
Robert Ogle, Esq. ol Eglingham, whose son and heir,
John Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, West Lilburn, and of In-
gram, High Sheriff of Northumberland 1655, was s. by his son,
Henry Ogle, Esq. of EgUngham, who, dying 4 May, 1711,
was s. by his son,
Henry Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, High Sheriff of North-
umberland 1707, who, at his decease, 1713, was s. by his elder
son,
Robert Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, who d. 1736, leaving-
issue, I. John, his heir, of Eglingham, High Sheriff 1734, m.
Sarah, dau. of Robert Bell, Esq. of Bellasis, but d. s.p. 1739;
II. Henry ; iii. Ralph, who carried on the line ; and
I. Eleanor, rn. Ealph Brandling, Esq. of Felling. The 3rd son,
Ealph Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, m. 1752, Mary Terry ; and
dying 25 Jan. 1773, was s. by his eldest son,
Egbert Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, High Sheriff 1791, m.
1780, Hannah, dau. and heiress of WilUam Compton, Esq. of
Gainslaw, Recorder of Berwick, and by her (who d. 1821) had
issue,
Egbert, his heir.
John. Capt. 9th Infantry, d. 1S21.
Henrv, Lieut. E.N., (/. 22 April, 1840. William.
Hannah, ra. 1845, Rear-Admiral E. Walpole Browne.
Mary.
Frances Anne, m. W. Hay, Esq. of Hopes, and had issue.
Elizabeth. Anne EUza.
The eldest son,
Eobeet Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, Major of the county
Militia, b. 14 Sept. 1781: in. 12 Aug. 1815, Jane, eldest dau. of
John Burgess, Esq. of Brook, Hants, and niece of Thomas
Burgess, D.D., Bishop of SaUsbury, and by her had issue,
Robert, now of Eglingham.
Jane, d. unm. 1843.
He d. 5 Dec. 1857.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg.. a fess between three
crescents gu. : 2nd and 3rd, or, an escutcheon az. on a chief of
the last six annulets of the first. Crests — A.n antelope's head
erased, horned or, and an arm armed in mail issuing from a
circle of gold, holding in the hand a sword broken in the
middle, the edge bloody, hilt and pommel or, as granted to
Mark Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, for "services done in Scotland
against the King, our Sovereign Lord's enemies, there manly
and valiantly using himself," <S:c. Motto — A Deo lumen.
5ea£— Eglingham Hall, near Alnwick, Northumberland.
O'GORMAN OP BELLEVUE.
O'GoEMAK, Nicholas Smith, Esq. of Bellevu^j
CO. Clare, J.P., High Sheriff 1878, 5. 1814 ; m. IS-
Llargaret, dau. of Michael Kenny, Esq. of Dyserf'
and Holywell, co. Clare, and has issue,
I. Nicholas Pcbcell, Capt. 10th regt., 6. 1845.
I. Mary Susan Frances, d. unm.
II. Frances Mary Barbara.
JLtltCagC. — TIus family is descended from the Ibrickan<
line of the O'Gormans, or more properly McGormans, wh(
obtained a re-grant of their possessions in 1544, and a grani
of the advowsons of Kilmihil and Kilmarny in 1570. The]
preserved their property until the time of the Commonwealth
when they were attained and outlawed. Subsequently th<
attainder was removed, and they were re-instated in possessloi
of their former possessions in Ibrickane ; but were agail
attainted in the reign of Willlwi III. and Mart II.
James OGorman, Esq. of Ennis, 6. 17C0 ; m. 1787, Susanfl :j
cas
THE LANDED GENTRY
O'GR
1195
Mahrtn, of Limerick, wlio was third in descent from Col.
Nicholas rurceli, wlio comniandcd the cavalry at AuKhrim,
and was one of the si)^natories to the treaty of Limerick,
Madame de Crcquy in the tenth volume of her "Souvenirs"
mentions the O'Gormans as amongst forty-one of the families
of "ancionnc Chevaleiio" long anterior to 1399; by this lady
(who d. 1812) he left at his decease, 178", a son,
Nicholas Purcell 0"GonMAN, Esq. of Chairman, co. Kil-
h«nny. Assistant Barrister co. Killienny, and Q.C., m. 1810,
trances Anne Smith, by whom (who d. 1824) he had issue,
I. Nicholas Smith, now of Bellcvue.
II. Purcell, of SpringlicUl, near Waterford, M.P. for that city.
Major in the army, late of the OOtli foot. Hi. 1853, Sarah, 2nd
dau. of Thomas Mellor, Esq. of Ashton, co. Lancaster, and
has one son and two daus.
I. Susan Frances, m. 1851, Major Edmund Moore Mulcahy.
Mr. O'Gorman m. 2ndly, 1827, Mary Power, of Ikillygallane,
Lismore, by whom he had three children, Alexander, Fanny,
and Kate. lie d. 1857.
Arms — Az., a lion passant between three swords erect arg.
Ciist — An arm embowod in armour, graspinp: in the hand a
Bword blade wavy all ppr. Mottn — Primi et uUimi in bello.
iSe«f — Bellevue, Kilrush, co. Clare.
O'GRADY OF KILBALLYOWEN.
O'Gradt, Thomas De CouECT,The O'Gradt, of
Kilballyowen, co. Limerick, chief of his name, b.
17 Dec. 1841 ; m. 1st, Sept. 1877, Elizabeth Jane,
only dau. of Major Richard Doyne, of Coolbawn, co.
Wexford, and Hermitage, co. Dublin.
JLtnCittlC. — The Milesian family of O'Grady is one of
the most ancient of co. Limerick. Dr. O'Brien, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Cloyne, in his Irish and Engiish Dictionary ,
p. 5H (je< also Keating, vol. ii. p. 401, ed. 1809), assigns
COiNAL Eachluath, King of Munster a.d. 366, and Gth in
descent from Oilliol Olum (of the race of Heber, the eldest son
of MiLESius, King of Spain, who colonised Ireland) as the
common ancestor of the O'Grady's and the O'Briens ; but the
Litter having subsequently, in the person of Brien Boroimiie,
the renowned monarch of Ireland, established an ascendant
power in North Munster, or Thomond, of which they became
hereditary rulers, the O'Gradys acknowledged their para-
mount sway, and were arrayed as dynasts, or chiefs of a sept,
under the banners of these provincial princes. The O'Gradys
diverging, in process of time, from the parent stock of Kil-
hallyowen, spread into the various collateral branches of
CappercuUen, Elton Grange, Lodge, Italian, Cahir, Mount
Prospect, itc.
In the interval between 127G and 1310, the chieftainship of
the sept vested in
DosALD O'Gradt, who fell in battle 1309, leaving a son,
Hdgh O'Gradt, who acquired the same year, in marriage
with the dau. and heiress of OKerwick, Chief of Anlan Cliah,
the lands of Kilballyowen, which have since remained the
principal residence of his descendants. His son and heir,
William O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, in. Eliza Iieth Fitz-
gerald, dau. of the Knight of Glyn, and was father of
Daniel O'Gradt, of Kilballyowen, whose son (by his wife,
flau. of O'lline, Lord of Cahinclly Castle),
GiLLTDUBH O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, m. Eleanor, dau. of
William Verdon, of Kilmallock, co. Limerick, and had a son
and successor,
Matthew O'Gradt, of Kilballyowen, m. Alicia, dau. of
Thomas FitzGibbon, the White Knight, and left a sun,
DoNOGH O'Gradv, of Kilballyowen, whose wife was Mar-
(rarct, dau.of SirThomas Browne, Knt. of Camas, co. Limerick.
By an extant deed, bearing date 1G12, Donogh O'Grady made
8 settlement of his estates on his three sons, Daboy, Morrogh,
and Brien. He was s. by the eldest,
Dardt O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, in. 1G33, Faith, dau. and
co-heir of Sir Thomas Standish. of co. Lancaster, and of Bruff,
CO. Limerick, by whom he left three sons,
Thomas, his heir.
Standish, ancestor of O'Gradt of Elton and Cappercullon,
from a younger branch of which descended Deuuo Giudy
and Grove Grady, Esq. Uurby.
The eldest son,
Thomas O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, m. 1st, Frances, dau. of
John Anketell, Esq., by the Lady Lucy Touchet his wife, dau.
of Mervin, 2nd Earl of Castlehaven ; and 2ndly, 1G80, Mrs. Ellice
Everard, widow, dau. of John Walsh, Esq. of co. Tipperary.
By his 1st wife he had. John, his heir; and Thomas, from
«llom spring O'Grady of Rahan and Grange. The elder son,
John O'Gradt, of Kilballyowen, m 1st, 1G98, Catherine,
dau. of Thady Quin, Esq. of Adare, co. Limerick, and had ono
son,
I. Thomas, his heir.
He m. 2ndly, Honora, dau. of Major Gen. Patrick Alcn, of St.
Wolstan's, and lelt by her three sons and two daus.,
n. Standish, ?ii. Honora, dau. and sole heiress of Jeremiah
Hayes, Esq. of Caliir, co. Limerick, and had issue,
1 John, of Cahir, High Sheriff of CO. Limerick 1781 ; d.s.p.
2 Darby, of Mount Prospect, Shcrilf co. Liiiii-rick 17b5.
He m. Mary, dau. of Cullector Smith, of Linicriuk, and
had a very numerous olTspring, tlie eldest id wlmm,
Standish O'Grady, w as raised to the Peerage as Viscoln r
GUILLAMORE, 1831 (silC BURKE'S Pcemijf).
in. James, m. Miss Honora Scanlan, and was ancestor of
0'(iRADY of Biillingarrii. iv. X'ati'iiU, d. unui.
I. Lucy, m. Matliew O'llea, Esq. of KilKeran, co. Cork.
II. Mary, m. William Haly, Esq. of Baliyhaly, co. Cork.
O'Grady was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, m. 1718, Anne, dau. of
John Horrish, Esq. of The Grange, of Ballybohill, co. Dublin,
and left issue,
John, his heir.
Darby, who served in India, and m. Miss Rose Segravc,
of ihe ancient House of Cabra, co. Dublin, and had issue.
Gilbert, an officer in tlu' French service, d. s. p.
Drnis, an officer in the Austrian service, d. s. p.
Standish, m. 1750, Eliza, dau. of Edward Deane, Esq. of
Daugan, co. Kilkenny, and of Terenure, co. Dublin, Mem-
ber in the Irish Parliament, by whom he had an only son,
John O'Grady, Esq. of Harstonge Street, Limerick.
Mary, m. Henry Harrison, Esq. of Cuslle Harrison.
The eldest son,
JouN O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, m. 1751, the Hon. Mary
Elizabeth De Courcy, eldest dau. and co-heir of Gerald, 24lh
Lord Kingsale, and had (with three daus., Julia, j«. Thomas
Lid well, Esq. of co. Tipperary; Margaret, m. David Hearn,
Esq. of Shanakill, CO. Waterford ; and Ellen, d. unm.) a son
and successor,
Gerald De Coubct O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, m. Elizabeth
Thomasina, dau. of John Thomas Waller, Esq. of Castletown,
CO. Limerick, M.P., and has issue,
John Thomas, Lieut. Ilth Light Dragoons, d.v.p. 8 Oct.
1811, while serving in the Peninsular war.
Gerald De Courcy, his heir.
John Waller, of Fort Etna, co. Limerick, R.N., J. P., 6. 22
Nov. 1790; m. 1 Dec. 1824, Caroline, dau. of George John
Veitch, Esq. of Kelso, N.B., and had (with two daus.,
Elizabeth Caroline and Edith Faitli) live sons, 1 Gerald
De Courcy; 2 Bolton Waller; 3 George John; 4 John De
Courcy ; 5 Standish Fitzwaller.
John De Courcy (Rev.), in. Eliza, 2nd dau. of R. J. Peel,
Esq. of Burton-on-Trent; and d. leaving issue three sous,
Gerald De Courcy, Henry, and Peel.
Mary Elizabeth, m. Alexander Rose, Esq., Capt. R.N.
Dorothea, m. Rev. Henry Lefroy, brother of the Right Hon.
Thomas Lefroy, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.
Isabella, ni. her cousin, Standish Harrison, Esq. of Castlo
Harrison, co. Cork.
O'Grady d. 1812, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Gerald De Cocrcy O'Gradt, of Kilballyowen, co. Limerick,
J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1821, m. March, 1813, Anne,
only child of William Wise, Esq. of Cork (by his 1st wife,
the dau. of Samuel Austen, Esq.), and by her (who cf. 1849)
had issue,
William de Courcy, his heir.
Henry Blakeney De Courcy, m. Mary Grace, dau. of Major
Mackintosh.
Standish De Courcy, Capt. G 1th regt., m. 31 March, 18C4,
Charlotte, youngest dau. and co-heir of George I'owtU
Houghton, Ksq. of Kihuannock, deceased.
Eliza, m. 1842, Henry Knox, Esq. of Xeiley Park, co. Mayo.
Anne, m. Richard, son of Gen. Sir Richard Bouike, K.C.B.
Thomasine, »i. Standish Thomas O'Grady, l^sq. of Landscape
CO. Clare; and d. 1^62, leaving issue.
Isabella, m. Rev. Curew Smith O'Grady, son of Bar"../
O'Grady, of Ugliamurta, co. Cork.
Amelia, m. 1848, Henry Wiathrop, The O'Dosovan.
Geraldine, d. unm.
O'Grady d. 6 Sept. 18G2, and was s. by his eldest son,
William De Courcy O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, Cliicf of
his name, A.SL Trin. Coll. Dublin, m. I'i Sept. 1841, Anna
Grogan, only dau. of Thomas De Rienzi, Esq. of Clobcmon
Hall, D.L. CO. Wexford; and d. Nov. 1S73, leaving issue,
I. Thomas De Courcy, now O'Gradt.
II. William Di? Riejizi, b. 17 June, 1602.
III. John De Courcy, (j. I Nov. I8.')fi.
I. Anne Geraldine, lu. Feb. 1870, Edward Lc Blotlef, Ecq.,
Capt. 3rd regt. ; and d. Aug. 1871.
II. Catlierinc Frances.
1196
oaR
THE LANDED GENTRY
O'HA
Arms—Ver pale gn. and sa., three lions passant per pale arg.
and or. Cvist — A horse's head erased arg. Motto — Vulneratus
non Tictus.
(Seat— Kilballyowcn, near Bruff, co. Limerick.
O'GRADY OP CASTLE GARDE.
O'Geadt, Walter, Esq., of Castle Garde, co.
Limerick, b. 14 Dec. 1S58; s. his father, 9 Dec
1859.
^intKC^t.— See BvsKE's Peerage, unHet the title of GriL-
LAMOEE.
-Seat— Castlegarde, Pallas Green.
O'GRADY OF THE GRANGE,
See Ceokee.
O'HARA OF ANNAGHMORE,
O'Haka, Chaeles William:, Esq. of Annagh-
more, and Cooper's Hill, co. Sligo, J. P. and D.L.,
late M.P. for that co., High Sheriff 1849, b. 30 Oct.
1817; m. 28 Oct. 1858, Annie Charlotte, eldest
dau. of Richard S. Streatfeild, Esq. of The Eocks,
Uckfield, Sussex, and has had issue,
I. Chaei-es Kean, 6. 10 Dec. 1860.
II. Arthur Cooper, 6. 8 Feb. 18G2.
HI. Richard Edward, b. 7 June, 1863.
IV. William Henry, 6. 14 March, d. 5 May, 1868.
V. Henry Streatfeild, 6. 26 Feb. 1870 ; d. 14 Oct. 1878.
VI. Alexander Perceval, 6. 16 May, 1871.
VII. Frederick 'WiUiam, b. 27 April, 1875.
I. Charlotte Jane. ii. Mary.
lu. Annie Frances. iv. Emily Margaret.
V. Jane Marian. vi. Kathleen.
Mr. O'Hara, -whose patronymic was Cooper, assumed
by royal license, 27 Nov. 1860, the surname of
O'Haea, in compliance with the testamentary in-
junction of his uncle, Charles King O'Hara, Esq.
of Annaghmore.
ItlUCtCJE. — By the genealogical records of Ireland, it
appears that this ancient and honourable family is descended
from Eadhbah {a quo the patronymic name of O'Hara), who
was the son of Bec, which Bee was the 17th in descent from
Olioll. Olum, Kino of Mcnster, of the Race of Heber,
which Heber was the son of Milesius, King of Spain and
MosAECH OF Ireland. We find this family further deduced
from Bec before-mentioned tlirough twenty generations, to
CoEMAC O'Haea, Esq. of Coolany, co. Sligo, who m. Una,
dau. of — Gallagher, Esq. of co. Galway, and d. 24 Oct. 1612,
leaving issue two sons, viz.,
I. Teige, of whom hereafter.
M. Cormac O'Hara, Esq. of Mollane, co. Sligo, m. Catherine,
dau. of O'EeUly, of co. Cavan, and d. 1642, having had
issue by her,
I Oliver, m. and had issue. He went into rebellion, and
forfeited his lands. 2 Bryan.
3 Cormac O'Hara Oge, Esq. of co. Sligo, m. Mary, dau. of
Hugh O'Flaherty, Esq. of Moycullen, in far, Con-
naught, an ancient family in co. Galway, and had issue,
a son,
Hiberius O'Hara, Esq. of Ballyhara or Cursallagh, co.
Sligo, living 1688, m. Elizabeth, eldest dau. of William
Taaffe, Esq., Capt. of infantry in the confederate
army of the Catholics of Ireland, during the civil
wars of 1641, ancestor of Viscount raaffe, and by her
bad a son,
Roderick O'Hara, Esq. of Ballyhara or Cursallagh, co.
Sligo, who m. Anne, dau. and heiress of — Forde,
Esq. of Grevagh, co. Leitrim, and was father of
Charles Herbert O'Hara, Esq., who was a Capt. in
the Csesarean royal Harrecian legion of infantry,
and afterwards col. of the regt. of Ladogo, m. at
Prague, 1 July, 1750, Maria Theresa Cliallons, of
the ancient family of de Challons, of Burgundy, in
the Kingdom of France. He d. at Vibourg, in
Finland, in the year 1774, having had issue,
Anthony Maria Marcellus O'Hara, Lieut-Col. of
the regt. of Bellosersky, in the service of Her
Imperial Majesty the Empress of Russia, Knt.
of the Order of Malta, and of the Imperial Order
of Saint Waldimir, b. at Genoa, 6 April, 1761.
1 Cathcriae. 2 Annahclla.
The elder son,
Teige O'Haea Bot, Esq., of Leiny, co. Sligo, High Sheriff
1608, m. Sheela, dau. of ORorke, and d. 5 Oct. 1616, having
had issue, two sons, the elder Teige, of Coolany, co. Sligo,
6. April, 1612 ; d. unm. 25 July, 1634. The younger,
Kean O'Hara, Esq. of Coolany and Annaghmore, co. Sligo,
High Sheriff 1665, s. his brother Teige in the family posses-
sions, ra. 1st, Anne, dau. of Sir Adam Loftus. Knt., and relict
of Richard, son and heir of Sir Laurence Parsons, Knt. of
Birr, and by her had issue,
I. Adam, of Annaghmore, High Sheriff 1676, to. Isabella,
dau. of Sir Francis Gore, Knt. of Artamon, co. Sligo, by
Anne, dau. and heir of Capt. Robert Parke, of Sligo. He
d. 17 Sept. 1687, leaving an only dau. and heir,
Anne, who m. Ven. Toby Caulfeild, Archdeacon of Killala,
2nd son of Capt. Thomas Caulieild, of Dunamon, co.
Roscommon, 7th son of William, 2nd Lord Charlcmount.
n. Charles, s. to the estates on the death of his brotV.er,
Adam He d. without issue, 1703, and by his will devised
his estates to his brother Kean.
Kean O'Hara, m. 2ndly, Mrs. Rose Crofton, widow, dau. and
heir of John Newman, Esq. of Dublin, and by her had (ati
his decease in 1675) a son,
Kean O'Hara, Esq., High Sheriff co. Sligo 1703, «. to the
family estates on the death of his two elder brothers without
male issue, m. Eleanor, dau. of Theobald Mathew, and sister
to George Mathew, Esq. of Thomastown, co. Tipperary. Mr.
Kean O'Hara made a settlement to himself for life, with
remainder to his son and sons in tail male of said estates.
By his said wife (whose will bears date 13 Jan. 1733) he had
issue,
I. Chaeles, of whom presently.
II. Kean, of Dublin, m. Anna Maria, dau. of George Mathew,
Esq., and relict of Theobald Mathew, Esq., j un., of Thomas-
town, and had issue an only child,
Charlotte, m. Eyre Trench, Esq., of Ashford, co. Ros-
common.
in. Adam.
The eldest sou,
Charles O'Hara, Esq. of Annaghmore, High Sheriff 1740,
ra. circa 1742, Lady Mary Carmichael, eldest dau. of James,
2nd Earl of Hyndford, and sister of William Carmichael, D.D.,
Archbishop of Dublin, and by her (who d. 1759) had issue
(at his decease 3 Feb. 1776) two sons, the younger of whom,
William, was a Capt. R.X., and d. warn. 1790. The elder,
Charles O'Haea, Esq. of Annaghmore, M.P. for co. Sligo,
and one of the Governors of the co., b. 26 April, 1746; to.
Margaret, dau. and heiress of John Cookson, Esq. of co. York,
M.D., and had issue,
Charles King O'Hara, Esq. of Annaghmore, co. Sligo, 6.
Oct. 1785, by his will devised his estates to his nephew,
Charles Cooper, on condition that he should take the sur-
name, and quarter the arms of O'Hara.
Mary.
Jane Feances, of whom presently. Charlotte.
The 2nd dau.,
Jane Frances O'Hara, to. 1810, Arthur Brooke Cooper,
Esq. of Cooper's Hill, co. Sligo, son of Arthur Cooper, Esq. of
Cooper's Hill, by Sarah Carleton his wife, and grandson,
by Jane Cunningham his wife, of WiUiam Cooper, Esq. of
Cooper's Hill, who was a descendant of the same family as
"Copper of Markree." The issue of this marhage was two
sons and four daus.,
Arthur Brook, m. Elizabeth Trulock, and by her (who d.
21 July, 1859) left (at his decease, 12 June, 1845) a dau.,
Catherine Jane.
Charles William, now of Annaghmore and Cooper's
Hill.
Margaret.
Mary, d. 31 Dec. 1876.
Jane Henrietta, m. Feb. 1850, Lieut. -Col. Alexander
M'Kinstry, and d. 8 Feb. 1867.
Charlotte Anne, m. 19 Feb. 1852, Cnnstopher Carletoa
L'Estrange, Esq.
Mr. Cooper d. 1854.
^r?ir.5 — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, vert, on a pale radiant oT
a lion rampant sa., for O'Hara: 2nd and .'Jrd, gu., on abend,
between six lions rampant or, a cres;^cnt sa., for Cooper.
Crests — 1st, A demi-lion lampant erm. holding between the
paws a chapletof oak leaves ppr., for O'Hara; 2nd, A man's
bust in profile coupcd at the shoulders ppr., on the head an
Irish crown or, and charge<l on the neck with a crescent sa.;
Motto over, 'Viucit amor patri<E, for Cooper. Motto — Virtute
et claritate.
Sea!.s— Cooper's Hill, near Eallymotc; and Auuas'aiiurei
CoUoony, co. Sligo.
O'HA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'KE
1197
O'HARA OF O'HAEA BBOOK.
O'IIaka, Ciiaeles, Esq. of O'llani 15i"oolc, co.
Antrim, J.i'., High HhcriU' 1833, b. 13 April, 1797 ;
m. Sept. 1823, jNIargarot, eldest dau. of Arlliui'
Innes, Esq. of Droiuuutiuc, co. Dovvu, aud has bad
issue,
I. Avtliur, h. II Dec. 1828; d. 23 June, ISCG.
II. 'William, Cavjt. -lOtli regt., b. 31 March, 1830; d. 7 May,
1859.
III. James, Lite C2n(l regt., &. 4 Nov. 1835.
I, Anne, m. W. T. Latliani, Esq. 51. D., unci <?. 13 Aug. 1869.
II. KlU-n Sopliia, in. 1862, Itev. William Armstrong, In-
cumbent ofScarva.
ILttIC<l0C< — George Teatte, Esq. who in. Catherine, only
dau. and liiircssof Cormack O'Uara, Esq., of Dnuimrulley, co.
Cavan, a descendant of the ancient family of Ollara, of Sligo,
was father of
CnAULES O'IIara, Esq., Capt. in Gen. Brapcg's regt., J. P.,
and \\\ii\\ SherilT co. Antrim, ni. 1752, Helen, dau. of Alex-
ander Duncan, Esq. of Lundic, N.I?., and had a son,
Henry O'Uara, Esq. of O'llara Brook, b. 1759, J. P., Lieiit.-
Col. of the Antrim Militia, and Iliyh Sheriff 17!S5, who m. 1st,
1782, Miss Amy Lloyd, by whom he had a son, Richard, Lieut.
K.A., d. in Jamaica, 1812, and twodaus., Kathcrine and Mary.
He in. 2ndly, 1792, Miss Eleanor Dunu, and by her had issue,
Charles, of O'Hara Brook.
AVilliam, Lieut. 35th regt. d. unin. in the 'West Indies, 1S27.
Henry Robert, d. unm. ls.")4.
James Dunn (Rev.), in. Caroline D. Alvrs, and had issue,
Henry Stewart (Ucv.), Rector of Coleraine, vt. 13 Feb.
1872, Hatton Thomasina Richardson, dau. of Major Scott,
of Wclsborough: William; Sarah; Helen; and Elizabeth.
Eleanor, m. JI. Sankcy, Esq.
Helen Elizabeth, m. M. Crofton, Capt. U.K.
Grace, m. Rev. William Kearney.
Anne Martha, d. unm. 1855.
Louisa, m. Thomas Crofton, Esq., R.N.
Maria, m. Herbert Maddock, Esq.
Mr. O'Hara m. Srdly, 1808, Miss Sophia Thwaites, but had no
Issue by her. He d. 20 Jan. 1823.
Arms — 'Vert, on a pale radiant or, a lion rampant sa.
Cre.it — A demi-lion rampant pcan holding between his paws
a chaplet of oak leaves vert aeorned ppr.
(Seat— O'Hara Brook, Bally money, co. Antrim.
O'HARA OF liENABOY.
O'Hara, James, Esq. of Lenaboy, co. Galrray,
J.P. and D.L., formerly Capt. 2nd Dragoon Guards,
4. 21 Sept. 1832 ; m. 16 Dec. 1864, Blanche, dau. of
Eev. Sebastian Gambier, Kector of Sandgate, and
prand-dau. of Sir James Gambier, Consul Gen. at
the Hague, and has issue,
I. James, 6. 16 Nov. 18G5.
II. James Geoffrie Musgrave, i. 3 April, 1869.
III. James Pow^r, b. 1 March, 1872.
IV. James Fitzgerald William, b. 11 March, 1875.
I. Rose.
2.inea0C. — John O'Hara, a Capt. in the army, and
Town Major of Galway, served in Spain as Aide-de-Camp to
Sir Charles O'Hara, afterwards Lord Tyrawley ; he <i. in
1729, leaving three sons,
I. James, his heir, b. 1817.
II. Geoffrie, a Capt. in the Navy. m. John.
The eldest son,
James O'Hara, of Lenaboy, was Mayor of Galway in 1717,
and had fourteen children, four of whom survived him. Of
these were,
I. James, his heir.
II. Robert, of Rahocn, m. a dau. of 'W.aUer Taylor, of Castle
Taylor, and had seven sons and five daus.
The elder son,'
James O'IIara, Esq. of Lenaboy, b. 1748, Recorder of Gal-
way for 60 years, to. 1789, Margaret, dau. of Richard Moore,
Esq., who d. 1814. He d. Nov. 1838, aged 90 years, and was
t. by his son,
James O'Hara, Esq. of Lenaboy, 6. 1790, to. 15 April, 1823,
Anne, dau. of Hon. and Most Rev. Power Lc Poer Trench,
last Archbishop of Tuam, and grand-dau. of William Power
Keating, 1st Earl of Clancarty, by whom, who rf. 11 March,
1870, he had issue,
I. Jahes, his heir. ii. r.icliard, Major Eoyal Anillcry.
I. Anno, TO. Rev. James Lancaster. Rector of Attanagh and
has issue. n. Margaret.
III. Elizabeth, )j!. John Temple Heilly, Esq. of Scarva, co.
Down, and has issue.
IV. Emily, Hi. Rev. .lames O'SulIivan, Rector of Galway.
Sir. O'Hara, d. Dec. 1838, and was s. bv his eldest son, James
O'Hara, now of Lenaboy.
^?-m,s— "Vert, on a pale radiant or, a lion rampant sa. Cror
—A demi-lion rampant erm., holding a chaplet of oak leaves
ppr. Motlo—YiKMi: ct eharitate.
ib'eat— Lenaboy, co. Galway.
OKEDEN OF TURNWORTH.
The late William Paeey Okeden, Esq. of Turn-
worth, Dorset, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1819,
m. 3 Aug. 1842, Julia HcnrietUi, dau. of Edward
Greatlicd, Esq. of Uddens, Dorset, and had (with
nine daus.) five sous,
I. Uvedale Edward Parry, b. 9 Sept. 1845, Capt. 18th
Hussars, late of 10th Hussars, in. 19 April, 1871, Rose
Ellen Antoinette Lee Warner, only dau. of 11. Lee Warner,
Esq. of Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk, which lady d. 30
Dec. 1876, leaving three daus.
n. Humphrey David Parry, b. 21 Feb. 1P49.
III. Edmund Robert Parry, b. 18 Nov. 1S5I.
IV. Herbert George Parry, b. 25 Sept. 1867.
V. William Henry, b. 14 Sept. 1860.
lie d. 22 April, 18G8, leaving his estate to his •widow,
now Lady of the Manor of Turnworth.
ILtllCaQC— The family of Okeden came originally from
Ellingham, near Ringwood, in Hampshire, where they had a
good estate and a large mansion house. They were also pos-
sessed of a large extent of ground in the New Forest, which
still retains the name of Okeden's Purlieu.
William Okeden, Esq., to. Elizabeth, only dau. of George
Uvedale, Esq. of More Critchell, and was father of
'William Okeden, Esq., who was M.P. for Corfe Castle, and
d. 1694, leaving (by Mary his wife) a son and heir,
William Okeden, Esq., who (by Magdalen his wife) had a
dau., Mary, m. William Glisson. Mr. Okeden, who d. 1718,
left also two sons, on whom he entailed his estates by will.
William, the elder, to. 1st, Mary Foubert; and 2ndly, Dorothy,
widow of— Finch, Esq., but dying s. p. 1753, was s. by his
younger brother,
Edmund Okeden, Esq., who m. 1732, Catharine, dan. of —
Charlton, Esq., and by her had a son, William, A.M. of Trin.
Coll. Oxford, who d. s. p. 1763; and a dau., Catuaeine Jane.
Mr. Okeden d. 1776. His only dau.,
Catharine Jane Okeden, m. 1774, Major David Parry, of
the 20th regt., and subsequently Governor of Barbadoes, and
dying 1788, left by him (who d.at Bath, 1793) two sons, David
Okeden; and Humphrey, bapt. 2 Aug. 1778; d. 1797. His
only surviving son,
David Okeden Parrt, Esq. assumed, in compliance with
the will of his grandfather, his maternal surname of Okeden.
He TO. 18 Oct. 1796, Mary, dau. of the Rev. John Harris, of
Sturminster Marshall, and by her (who d. 23 Feb. 1810) had
issue, the late Willia.m Parry Okeden, Esq. of Turnwortli.
Mr. David Okeden Parry Okeden d. 28 Oct. 1833.
Anyis — Sa., on a fess arg. between si.K acorns or, three oak
leaves ppr. Crest — A bear's paw sa. grasping an oak branch
ppr. frueted or.
i'eui— Turnworth, near Blandford, Dorset.
O'KELLY OF GALLAGH.
O'Kellt, CoENELirs Joseph, Esq. of G.illnph
Castle, CO. Galway, J.P., High Sheriff 1861-Gi', b.
15 Sept. 1806; m. 10 Oct. 1831, Eliza, dau. of
"Walter Joyce, Esq. of Merrue, and has issue,
I. Festus Ignatius, b. 23 July, 1832; m. 18G3, Theresa Mary,
dau. of James Daly, E.«q. of Castle Daly, co. Galway, and
has issue, i. Cornelius De.nis, b. 9 Aug. Ibtu; ii. Edward
Joseph, b. 1 Dec. 18G8.
II. Cornelius Joseph, settled in Australia, 6. 8 Feb. 1835.
III. Edward Anthony, b. 6 Aug. 1842.
IV. Walter Francis Maurice, 6. 20 Sept. IS44.
I. Helen Tlieresa, to. 1855, Thomas J. Bodkin, Esq., J. P., of
Kilelooney, eldest son of John J. Bodkin, Esq., many i ears
M.P. fur Galway.
II. Marian, wi. Dominick G. BocIUin, Esq. of Kilelooney.
il98
O'KE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'KE
III. Christina Mary, m. James Dermnt Daly, Esq., only
son of James iJaly, Esq. of Castle Daly, co. Galway.
Mr. O'KcUj is by descent a Couut of the Holy
Koman Empire.
ILilTCiX0C. — Do.N'NcnADH, orDoNor.H O'Kellt, son of Macl-
seachlain U'Kelly, Prince or Chief ofHy-Many, by Finola his
•wife, dau. of O'Conor Don, s. his brother, Tadhg, or Teit;c, as
Chief of Hy-Many, in the year 1410; but after enjoying the
dignity for fourteen years, he was slain by his own nephews,
who rebelled against his government. He was tlie 24th
O'Kelly, and lived at Tyaquin. He left two sons, Tadiig and
Bbeasal. The elder,
Tadhg, or Teige O'Kelly, Chief of HyJIany, and 2Ctli
O'Kelly, was .s. in the chieftainship by his brother, Bbeasal,
who was the 27th O'Kelly, and d. 14C4. Teige m. a dau. of
Thomas Burke, of Moyne, and had a son,
Maelseachlainn, or Malachy O'Kelly, 28th O'Kelly, and
Chief of Hy-Many, one of the most celebrated men of his race,
who erected the Castles of Gallagh, Monivea, and Garbally,
and took a leading part in the warfare which was waged, in
1504, by the Lord Deputy the Earl of Kildare against Mac-
William Burke, of Clanricarde, and which was terminated by
the victory of Knockdoe. MaelseachUunn d. 1.5H. He m.
Mable, dau. of Teige Roe O'Kelly, of Callow, and was fatlier of
Tadhg Dubh, or Teige Duff, of Gallagh, Chief of Hy-Many,
m. 1st, the dau. of Donogh O'Kelly, and had by her a son,
Aedh, or Hugh, Lord Abbott of Knockmoy, and a dau., Cathe-
rine, in. the Lord Bermingham. He r,i. 2ndly, Una, dau. of
MacDermot of Moylurg, and by her had two sons,
I. William, of Mullaghmore, m. the dau. of Meylcr Boy Bci^
mingham, and had a son, Teige, ancestor of the O'KELLYa
of J\IiiJlai/limore, now extinct, ii. Donnchadu, of Gallagh.
Tadhg Dubh d. 1513. His 2nd .son,
DoNNCHADH Keagh O'Kellt, of Gallagh, in. Una, dau. of
John Koe Burke, of Beamore, and was father of
CoNCHOBHAB. NA g-Ceaeehach O'Kelly, of Gallagh, who
appears to have been one of the sub-chiefs of Hy-Many, and
was living 1585. He in. Honora, dau. of Kichard Boy O'Kelly,
of Moate, and dying about the year 1C12, left (with five daus.) a
son and successor,
Teige O'Kelly, of Gallagh, whose wardship, as appears
from patent roll, 10 Jac. I., was granted to Lady Ursula
Bourke, widow of Sir Thomas Bourke, Knt. He in. 1st, Mary,
dau. of Henry, son of Sir Hubert, Burke, and had a son,
Donogh Reagh, of whom presently. He m. 2ndly, Julia, dau.
of Sir Dermot O'Shaughnessy, and by her had (with a dau.,
Margaret, m. Col. Charles Kelly, 9th Lord of the Manor of
Screen) a son, John MacTeige, in. Anne, dau. of Dermot
Daly, Esq. of Killimore, and had a son, Donogh. The elder
son,
DoNNCHADH Reagh O'Kellt, of Gallagh, m. Eleanor, dau. of
Sir Ulick Burke, Bart, of Glinsk, and was father of
Capt. William O'Kelly, of Gallagh, living 1C88, who,
driven from the Castle of Gallagh, after the battle of Aughrim,
first settled at Tycooly. He ia. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Dillon, Esq. of Clonbrock, and had (with a dau., Eleanor)
three sons, Conor, Festus, and Patrick. The 2nd,
Festus O'Kellt, of Tycooly, Count of the Holy Roman
Empire, m. Joanna, dau. of John Dillon, Esq. of Kingdiu-e,
and had sons,
CoNNon, his heir.
Dillon John, an officer in the Austrian and Hungarian
service, eminently distinguished on many occasions, parti-
cularly by his gallant and successful defence of Konnopisht
Castle, in Bohemia. In consideration of his services, the
Emperor Francis conferred on himself and on his father,
Festus O'Kelly, of Tycooly, the dignity of Count of the
Holy Roman Empire. The title was given with a reversion
to Festus, as his son Dillon had no issue. Count Dillon
O'Kelly m. about the year 1755, Marian, Countess of Klenowa
and Baroness de Jenovey, a favourite of the Empress Maria
Theresa, and widow of His Excellency Count de Witby,
hereditary Treasurer of Bohemia, but had no issue. Count
O'Kelly was afterwards Ambassador from the Emperor of
Germany to the Elector of Saxony. He became also Grand
Chamberlain, and was invested with various other orders and
honours of the Empire. He (/. in Germany, 1811, leaving the
bulk of his property to his nephew, Festus O'Kelly of
Tycooly.
The elder son,
Connor O'Kellt, of Tycooly, Count of the Holy Roman
Empire, in. 1766, Margaret, dan. of John O'Moore, Esq. of
Annabcg, and sister of Garrett O'Moore, Esq. of Cloghan
Castle, and had two sons, Festus and John ; and five daus.,
Mary, Jane, Eliza, Anne, and Susanna. The elder son,
Ii"Esiu8 O'Kelly, of Tycooly, Count of the Holy Roman
Empire, b. 1771 ; m. 1795, Marian, dau., and, in her issue
heiress of Ambrose O'JIadden, of Anna Calla, directly des-
cended from the family of Longford Castle, and dying 4 April,
1834, left two sons,
Cornelius Joseph, now of Gallagh.
Ambrose, of Guitray, J. P. cos. Galway and Eoscommon
(see O'Kelly of Gartray).
Arms — Az., two lions rampant combatant arg. chained or,
supporting a tower of three turrets of the second. Vitit — Au
enfleld vert. Motto — Turris fortis mihi Deus.
6'eat — Gallagh Castle, Tuam, co. Galway.
O'KELLY OF GUKTHAY.
O'Kellt, John Appletaed, Esq. of Gurtray,
CO. Galway, I. 20 Dec. 1847 ; s. his brother 1877.
^iWtKQt. — Ambrose O'Kellt, Esq. of Gurtray, J. P. cos-
Galway and Roscommon, 6. Feb. 1806, 2nd son of Festus
O'Kelly, Esq. of Tycooly (se<? jirecedinc/ Memoir); in. 23 April,
1838, Theresa, dau. of Waller Joyce, Esq. of Mcrvuc, and by
her (who d. July, 1851) had issue,
I. Ambrose Michael Madden, J.P. co. Galway, h. 29 Sept.
1842; d. 12 Dec. 1867.
II. William Patrick, late of Gurtray, 6. 9 March, 1844; d. 29
April, 1877. III. John Appleyaed, now of Gurtray.
IV. Gerald Alban, 6. 26 Oct. 1849.
I. Theresa Mary. ii. Helen Christina.
III. Mary Aloysia, in. Sept. 1867, Thomas A. Kelly, Esq. of
Dublin (descended from Colla O'Kelly, of Screen), and lias
issue.
Mr. O'Kelly of Gurtray, d. 21 Nov. 1SC9.
Arms — As O'Kelly of Grdlagh.
Seat — Gurtray, Ballinasloe.
O'KELLY OF BAKRETTSTOWIT.
O'Kelly, Peter-de-Pentheny, Esq. of Barretts-
town, CO. Kildare, J.P., High Sheriff 1858, b. 22 Feb
1807 ; m. 2 Feb. 1830, Mary Anne, dau. of Matthias
Maher, Esq. of Ballymullen, Queen's Co., and sistei*
of John Maher, Esq. of Ballinkcale, D.L., M.P.
CO. Wexford, and has issue,
I. George Lionel, J. P., 6. 1S3I.
II. John de Pentheny.
III. Edmund O'Donnell, a widower, with cue d.itl.
I. Matilda Maria, m. 1859, Major Thomas Esmonde, 'V.C.,
nephew of Right Hon. Sir Thomas Esmonde, 9th bart. of
Ballynastra.
II. Margaret Adelaide.
III. Mary Anne, in. 1871, Patrick Thunder, Esq., J.P., eldest
eon of Michael Thunder, Esq., J.P. and D.L., ofLagore,
CO. Meath.
iCt'nCagC.— George Boubke O'Kei.lt, Esq. of Acton
House, Middlesex, and of St. Croix, West Indies, a descendant
of the great Irish family of O'Kelly, Chief of Hy-Many, was
son of Edmund O'Kelly, Esq., by Anne his wife, nau. of Bourke
of Ardfert, and grandson of Edmund O'Kelly, who m. a dau.
of Kavanagh of Durlas, living in the reign of James II.,
m. 1799, Maria, dau. and co-heir of Peter Penllieny, Esq.,
representative of the very ancient family of de Pentheny or de
Repentheny, and had issue,
Edmund de Pentheny, of Barrettstown. 5. 5 Feb. 1800; w.
16 July, 1822, Blanche Arundell, a Couiitcss of the Germaa
Empire, 2nd dau. of the Hon. Raymond Arundell, brother
of James Everard, 9th Lord Arundell of Wardour, and had
issue, 1 Augustus, b. 3 March, 1825; 2 Arundell Clan
Eugene, b. 2 Jan. 1828; 3 Pentheny, b. 25 Dec. 1831; 4
Raymond, b. 13 Jan. 1834; 1 Blanche; and 2 Emily. lie
d. 11 April, 18.'')9.
George, of Barrettstown, co. Kildai'c, J.P., d. %inm. 1S07.
Peter DE Pentheny, now of Barrettstown.
William Augustin Boui ke.
Eleanor Sojihia, in. Capt. Harold Oxholm, Danish navy, and
is deceased.
Louisa Catherine, m. 24 Oct. 1843, John Maher, Esq. of
Ballcnkeele, D.L., M.P., co. Wexford.
Adelaide, m. Col. Oscar Oxholm, of a distinguished Danish
family.
Mary Frances Constantia, m. 30 Nov. 1813, George Patrick
Lattin Mansfield, Esq. of Morristown Lattin, co. Kildare,
and is deceased.
He d. 1858. Iii|
Anns — Gu., on a mount or rock a tower supported by two
lions rampant arg. the lions dueally crowned or. t'resi — Au
enfield vert. Moito — Turris fortis mihi Di'us.
Scat — Barrettstown, Newbridge, co. Kildare.
OKE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OLI
1190
OKEOVER OF OKEOVER.
Okeoveu, Haughton Chakles, Esq. of Okeovcr,
CO. Stafford, and Oldbury Hall, co. Warwick, J. P.
and i).L., Uigh Sheriff co. Dcrbv 18G2, b. 14 Nov.
1825 ; m. 12 July, 1859, Hon. Eliza Anne Caven-
dish, eldest dan. of Henry Manners Cavendish, Lord
Waterpark, of Dovcridge Hall, Derby, and has
issue,
I. IfAccnTON EAtDRED, 6. 10 May, 1875.
I. Mabel Alice. ii. Maude. ill. 'Rutli Tsabcl.
IV. Kdith Mary. v. Ethel Blanche. vi. Mcicy Lilian.
VII. Mary Beatrice.
Htlirarrr.— This ancient and Uniizhtly fairily has enjriyccl
the lord.sliip of Okeovcr during a [iL-riod of upwards of 700
years, and ranks with the first houses in its county.
IIuMrnnKV Okeoveb, Ksq. of Okeover(son and heir of Ralph
Okeover, Esq., who </. 1494, and grandson, by Thomasine his
wife, dau. of Ualpli Basset, of Blore, of Philip Okeoveb, Esq.
of Okeover, High Sheriff of co. Derby and Notts, 5 and 14
Edwabd IV., lineally descended from Ornie, Lord of Achovie,
about the year 1100), m. Catherine, dau. of Sir Kobcrt Aston,
of Tixhall, and d. 2.5 April, 30 Henry VIII., leaving, withotlier
issue, a son and heir,
Philip Okeoveb, Esq. of Okeover, ra. Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Babington, Esq. of Dethick, co. Derby, and was .<;. by
his grandson (the son of Ilowland Okeover, by Anne Needham
his wife),
Hl-mphrev Okeoveb, Esq. of Okeover, High Sheriff of co.
Derby 1631, who 'm. Jlartha, dau. of Sir Oliver Cheney, and by
her had issue. The eldest son,
SiB Rowland Okeoveb, of Okeover, b. 1024; to. Mercy, dau.
of Edward Goodyere, Esq. of Hcythrop, co. Oxford, and d.
1632, leaving,
I. Rowland, his heir.
II. Thomas, of Tylney St. Lawrence, Norfolk, m. Elizahcth,
dau. of Thomas Farmer, Esq. of Oldbury, co. Warwick, and
d. 10 Aug. 1657, leaving,
Rowland, of Oldbury, who m. twice, but left issue only by
Alice, dau. of John Gregory, Esq., Merchant, of London,
Rowland Farmer, of Oldbury Hall, b. 30 Nov. 1745; to.
1st, Bridget, dau. of James Haughton Langston, Esq.,
of Bedford Square, London, and had,
Haughton Fabmeb, who became of Okeover.
Mr. Rowland Farmer Okeover ?)i. 2ndly, Judith Holden,
widow, dau. of William Robinson, Esq. of Hill Eidware,
CO. Stafford, and d. 1837, having by her had issue,
Charles Gregory (Bev.), b. 11 May, 1792; m. 17 Sept.
1823, Mary Anne, dau. of Gen. Sir George Anson,
G.C.B., M.P., uncle of the Earl of LichHeld, and by
her (who i,i. 2ndly, 1833, Robert Plumer Ward, Esq.
of Gilston Park, Herts) he left at his decease. 2 Aug.
1826, a son, the present Hacguion Charles Okeoveb,
Esq. of Okeover, and a dau., Mary Ann, d. unm.
6 Feb. 1842.
I. Elizabeth, to. Wolstan Addcrlev, Esq.
II. Mercy, b. 10 May. 1054; m. 'Wilham Trafford, Esq. of
Swithaniley, co. StalforU.
The eldest son,
Rowland Okeoveb, Esq. of Okeover, to. Elizabeth, only dau.
and heiress of Sir Thomas Pettus, Bart, of Rackheath, and d.
1729, leaving a son and successor,
Thomas Okeoveb, Esq. of Okeovcr, m. Catherine, only dau.
and heiress of the Hon. William Leek, Baron of the Exchequer,
and had issue,
Leake Okeoveb, Esq. of Okeovcr, h. 1701 ; in. Mary, dau.
of John Nicliol, E.sq., but d. without issue. His cousin and
heir male was
Haci^hton Farmer Okeoveb, Esq. of Okeovcr, 6. 7 Sept.
1776, High Sheriff of co. Stafford 1800, at whose decease s. p.
the representation of this very ancient family devolved on his
nephew, the present Haughton Charles Okeoveb, Esq.
Arrtu—'Erm., on a chief gu. three bezants. Crest— A dcmi-
wyvern erm. langued gu., issuing out of a coronet or. Motto
— Esto vigilans.
iieut—Ukcovcr llall, Ashbourne, co. Derby.
the late John O'Connell, Esq. of Grenagh, co. Kerry,
and relict of O'Donoghuo of the Glens, and has hud
issue,
I. John Arthur, late of the .34th regt. 6. Aug. 1840 ; m.
4 March, 1S09, at Brussels, La C'omtesse Anna de ViUegas
do St. Pierre Jette, and d. 1S70, leaving issue, John, and
Madelaine Felicia.
II. Denis, b. Oct. 1841; m. Frances, dau. of J. P. Rowe, Esq.
of Victoria.
III. William, Capt. 82nd regt., 6. Jan. 1849; in. Jlinive, dau.
of A. Considine, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Limerick.
IV. Maurice Charles, b. March, 1854.
I. Elizabeth Mary. ii. Leonora Mary, d. 1C59.
III. Amy Jane, d. 10 March, 1873.
iitnCflflt.— Debmot McCarthy, of Carhiie and Dnoneen,
son (according to the family pedigree) of Donogh MacCarthy,
of Prishane, a descendant of the noble family of Muskcrry,
m. previous to 1G35, Eleanor, dau. of Darby O'Callaghan, of
Kilpeader, co. Cork, and by her was father of
Donogh McDermot McCarthy, of Doonecn (mentioned in
the will of his uncle, Cahir O'Callaghan, dated 1679), ni. Jane
Kadlcy, of Knockrour, co. Cork, and had (with a son, Daniel,
the father of Dermot and Justin) a son and successor,
Denis McCarthy, Esq. of Dooneen, b. 1G77 ; m. Jane, dau.
of J. Barrett, Esq. of Barretts Country, and d. 24 June, 17C1,
aged 84, leaving issue (with four daus.) three sons,
I. Justin, of whom hereafter.
II. Denis, m. Ellen, dau. of Daniel McCarthy, and had issue,
Denis ; Charles ; Mary ; Catherine ; and Jane.
III. Alexander, of Knocknagrce, co. Cork, 6. 1718, an offircr
in Lord Clare's Irish Brigade, in France, who fought in 1 7J.i,
under the banner of the Young Chevalier. He in. Mary,
ilau. of Daniel Duggan, of Mount Infant, co. Coik, and d.
Is02, aged 84, leaving issue,
1 Denis, who had. with other issue, Florence, of Crool:-
haven, father of Thomas, of New York, Barristcr-at-Law.
2 Florence, Capt. in the E.I.C.S., d. 1778.
3 Daniel, Major in the Austrian service, d. of wounds
received at the taking of Dusseldorff by the French.
4 Justin, Capt. in the E.I.C.S., d. in India, 1788.
5 Alexander, of Cork, b. 25 March, 1771; m. Eliza, dau.
of Stephen Fagan, Esq., and by her (who d. 30 May, 1829)
had (with junior issue) a son,
Alexander, b. 1800, Barrisler-at-Law, 31. P. for the ci'y
and afterwards for the co. of Cork ; High Sheriff 1850,
d. icnm.
1 Ellen, TO. Denis Mahony, of Islandaugher.
2 Mary, m. Martin Lawlur, of Killarney.
3 Jane, m. 1st, — O'Driscoil; and 2ndly, Capt. Coghlan,
of Crookhaven.
The eldest son,
Justin McCABTnv, Esq., m. 1730, Anne, dau. of Charles
McCarthy, Esq. of Lyreidane, co. Cork, and had issue (with a
dau., Jane), a son,
Denis McCarthy, Esq. of Glynn, co. Cork, who to. Ist,
1770, Anne, dau. of Felix McCarthy, Esq. of Springhouse, CO.
Tipperary, and by her (who d. 17S0) had issue,
Denis, of whom presently.
Ellen, to. Albert Stubbeman, Esq. of Cork.
Mary, in. Timothy Blahony, Esq. of Cork.
Mr. McCarthy to. 2ndly, Helen, only child of O'Leaby, of
Millstrect, who d. s. p., having devised the estates to her step-
son, Denis McCarthy, on condition of his assuming the name
of O'Leary. Mr. McCarthy d. 1824, and was *•. by his son,
Denis McCabthy-O'Leary, Esq. of Coonilagane, m. 1812,
Leonora, dau. of John Howley, Esq. of RicUill, co. Limerick,
and by her (who d. 1832) left at his decease, Oct. 1829, a son
and heir, the present Joun McCAKTHY-O'Li-ARy, Esq., now of
Coonilagane.
iSeaJ— Coomlagane, near Millstrect, co. Cork.
McCARTHY-O'LEAIlY OF COOMLAGANE.
McCaetiiy-O'Le-Uit, John, Esq. of Coonilagane,
eo. Cork, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1854, b. 19
Sept. 181-ii m. CO Oct. 183U, Jane, eldest dau. of
OLIPHANT OP GASK.
KiNOTON-OLipnANT, Thomas Lawrence, Esq.
of Gask, CO. Perth, J.P., b. 1831 ; m. 185G, Frances
Dorothy, dau. of Henry Jebb, Esq. of Uoston, co.
Lincoln.
HtnCagC— William Oliphant, Esq. of Newton, in the
CO. of Perth, who is mentioned in a complaint to the Privy
Council of Scotland, 21 Nov. 1587, was 2nd son of Colin,
Master of Oliphant, grandson of John, 2nd Lord Olipbant,
and brother of Laweekce, 3rd Lord Ohphaut (see Bubkes
1200
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
OLI
rx'.'nct Pecrorte). lie ra. Marcarct, dau. and heir of Sir
■Wii'ijm Oliphant, Knt. of Eerrvdale, and was father of
Lawkence Oliphant, Esq. of Newton and Tlirumster, m.
Mary, dau. of Andrew Rollo, Esq., Duncrub, and was s. by his
eldest son,
LiivBENCE OupnANT, Esq. of Gask, m. 1C06, Lilias, dau. of
Patrick Graham, Esq. of Inchbraikie, and widow of William
Culville, Esq. of Condie, and had issue.
Sir Lawuence Oliphant, Knt. of Gask, m. 1G34, Hon.
Lilias Oliphant, dau. of Patrick, 6th Lord Oliphant, and had,
with four younger sons and three daus., two elder sons,
I. Patrick, his her.
u. Lawrence, on whom his father settled the estate of Gask,
16.J9, m. IGGl, Anne. dau. of Sir George Preston, Knt. of
Valleyfield, and d. 1G72, leaving, with two daus. (Katherine,
111. Hugh Paterson; and Anne) three sons, i. George, of
Gask, m. twice, but rf. s. p. 1684; ii. Lawrence, d. s. p.;
ui. William, of Gask, d. unm. 1704, when the estates
returned to the senior line.
Sir Lawrence d. 20 July, 1679. His eldest son,
Patrick Oliphant, Laird of Williamston, disinherited, ra.
Margaret, dau. of Rev. .John Murray, of Trinity, Gask, and d.
1694, when he was s. by his sod,
James Oliphant, Laird of Gask, to which he succeeded upon
the demise of his cousin AVilliam, in 1704. He m. 16 July, 1689,
Janet, dau. of Pvev. Anthony Murray, of Woodend, and was
father of
Lacrence OLipnANT, Laird of Gask, h. 1G91 ; rn. Hon.
Amelia Anne Sophia Nairne, second dau. of William, 2nd Lord
Kairne, and had a son and heir,
Laurence Oliphant, Laird of Gask, m. 1755, Margaret,
dau. of Duncan Robertson, Esq. of Strowan, by whom (who d.
18 March, 1774) he had two sons and four daus. He d. 1 Jan.
1792, and was s. by his eldest son,
Laurence Oliphant, Luird of Gask, m. 1795, Christian,
dau. and heir of Dr. Joseph Robertson Blair, of Ardblair, and
had (with four younger daus., Christian, Harriet, Amelia, and
Caroline),
I. Laurence, his heir.
II. Jahes Blair, successor to his brother.
I. Rachel, successor to her brother.
II. Margaret, m. 1830, Thomas Kington, Esq. of Charlton
House, Somerset (son of Thomas Kington, Esq., by Char-
lotte Miles his wife), and d. 1839, leaving by him (who d.
1857),
1 Thomas Laurence, now of Gask.
2 Philip Olipliant(KiNGTON-BLAiR-OLipnANT) of Ardblair,
CO. Perth, b. 1832, who assumed, by royal license, 1868,
the additional surnames of Blair-Oliphant, m. 1859,
Henrietta, dan. of William H. Yaldwyn, Esq. of Black-
down, Sussex, and has issue, Philip Lawrence; Emily
Caroline; Margaret Ethel; Lilian; Mabel Henrietta.
3 William Miles Nairn, m. 1872, Sophia BaUer, and has
issue, M'Uliam Miles ; NorahSkyc; Kathleen Frances.
1 Caroline JIargaret, m. Dr. Fyllc, and has issue, lour sons
and four daus.
Mr. Oliphant was «. by his eldest son,
Laurence Oliphant, Luird of Gask, who d. unm. 31 Dec.
1824, was .<!. by his brother,
James Blair Oliphant, of Gask, J. P. and D.L. co. Perth,
111. 1840, Henrietta, dau. and heiress of James Gillespie
Graham, Esq. of Orchill, same co. Mr. Oliphant was served,
18 Aug. 1839, heir male of Francis, tenth and last Lord
Oliphant, and d. s. p., when he was s. by his sister,
Rachel Oliphant, of Gask, who d. unm. 1864, and was .5. by
her nepheWjTHOMAS Laubence Kington-Oliphant, now of Gask.
Seat — Gask, Auchterarder, co. Perth.
OLIPHANT OF CONDIE.
Oliphant, Laxjeence James, Esq. of Condie
and Xewton, co. Perth, Grenadier Guards, educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch. Oxford, b. Dec. 184G ; s. his
father 18G2 ; m. 1878, Hon. Mary Gerard, dau. of
Lord Gerard.
ILtncagC— Laurence Oliphant, Esq., first of Condie (an
estate purchased 1601), was son of Alexander Oliphant, and
grandson of William Oliphant, of Newton, by his wife, the
heiress of Berriedale. He m. Miss Murray, of Tullibardine,
ancestor of the Athole family, by whom he had issue,
Laurence, m. Marriot, dau. and heiress of Sir John Black-
adder, of Tullialan, and thereby disobliging his father, was
in a great measure disinherited.
Thomas, who had the lands of Rossie, and was ancestor of the
Oliphauts of that place.
■W'iUiani, m. Elspclh, dau. of Sir Uciiry Stirliug, Bart, of
ArUocU.
James, ancestor of the Oliphants of Kinnedcr, in Fife.
Colin.
Laurence, first of Condie, being displeased, as stated above, by
the marriage of his elder son, bequeathed liis extensive estates
among his younger children. The disinherited son,
Laurence Oliphant, Esq., second of Condie, was s. at his
decease by his son,
Laurence Oliphant, Esq., third of Condie, m. Helen, sister
of Sir James Wemyss, Bart, of Bogie, by whom he had, with
several other children, a son and heir,
Laurence Oliphant, Esq., fourth of Condie, m. Jeanette
Meldrum, dau. of Meldrum of Lethers, co. Aberdeen (whose
half-sister, Mary Ogilvie, m. Charles, 7th Lord Oliphant) and
had a son and successor,
Laurence Oliphant, Esq., fifth of Condie, m. Lilias Oliphant,
of Gask, and was s. by his only son,
Laurence Oliphant, Esq., sixth of Condie. He m. Mar-
garet, dau. of Anthony Murraj', Esq. of DoUerie, hy whom he
had issue, Ebenezeb, his heir; Margaret, m. George Graeme,
Esq. of Inchbrakie ; Grace ; and Helen. Mr. Oliphant was
drowned crossing the river May, and was s. by his only son,
Ebenezer Oliphant, Esq., seventh of Condie, m. 1790, ?Iary,
3rd dau. of Sir William Stirling, Bart, of Ardoch, and by her
(who d. 1847) had i.ssue,
Laurence, late of Condie and Newton.
William, d. unm. in India, 1828.
Anthony (Sir), C.B., 6. 1793, Chief Justice in Ceylon, m.
Maria, dau. of Gen. Ronald Campbell, and c^. 1859, having
had one son, Laurence Oliphant, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-
at-Law, and also an .\dvocate at the Scottish Bar, M.P. for
Stirling, 1865 to 1868, Secretary of Embassy in China, 1859
to 1860, and Secretary of Legation in Japan, 18G1 to 1862.
James, of Worlingham Hall, Soham, Suffolk, a Director of
the E.I. C, b. 1796; m. 1st, 1824, Lucy Maidman, and had
is-ue ; and 2ndly, Sophy Trewman, and had by her, with
other issue, a son, James Erskine, Bombay C.S., b. 1826;
',d. 1863, Margaret, dau. of Gen. Robert Alexander, Madras
army, which lady d. 1SG8. Thomas, b. 1799.
Mr. Oliphant d. 1807, and was s. by his son,
Laurence Oliphant, Esq. eighth of Condie, ?r.P. for Perth,
6.22 June, 1791; m. 1st, 1814, Eliza, 2nd dau. of Hercules Ross,
Esq. of Rossie Castle, co. Forfar, which lady d. 1820. He m.
2ndly, 1825, Margaret G. B.irrett, relict of Samuel Barrett, Esq.
of Jamaica; and 3rdly, 19 Aug. 1841, Marianne, eldest dau.
of James Stuart Oliphant, Esq. of Rossie, and by the last only
had issue,
Laurence James, new of Condie and Newton.
Mary Anne, m. 1867, T. S.Walker, Esq. of Maunhy Hall, co.
York, and has issue.
Madalina Helen. Frances Louisa. Susan Sophia,
Herf. 29 May, 1862.
Arms — Gu., three crescents arg. within a bordure. Crest — A
unicorn's head couped arg. armed and maned or. Supporters—
Two elephants ppr. Motto — Altiora peto.
Seat — Condie House, near Bridge of Earn, co. Perth.
OLIPHANT OF ROSSIE.
Oliphant, Thomas Truman, Esq. of Eossie, co.
Perth, J.P., late Lieut, in the Bengal Staff Corj^s, b.
1839; m. 1870, Georgina Elisabeth, dau. of Kev.
Joseph Mansfield, Rector of Blandford, St. Mai-y's,
Dorset, by Emily his wife, dau. of Hon. Sir Robert
Le Poor Trench, and grand-dau. of William Power
Keating, 1st Earl of Clancarty, and has issue,
Stuart, b. 1872. Ni^el, 6. 1S74. David, 6. 1876.
Margaret Emily.
IttnCaflC. — William Oliphant, of Newton and
Thrumster, was the 2nd son of Colin, Master of Oliphant,
and grandson of John, 2nd Lord Olijjhant. He bought the
lands of Rossie, or Rossie Ochil, in 1583, from Andrew Blair.
His eldest son,
Laurence Oliphant, was the ancestor of the Oiiphants of
Gask. His 2nd son, John Oliphant, appears to have d. s. p.
His 3rd son, Alexander, was Albany Herald in 1588.
Alexander Oliphant had two sons, Laurence and Thomas, the
latter of whom succeeded his father as Albany Herald in
1604 The elder son, Laurence, is described as " of Newton,"
and he also acquired the estate of Condie in 1601. He had
several sons, the eldest, Laurence, being the direct ancestor
of the present Oliphant of NlWIou and Condie. To his
2nd son, Thomas, he left the lands of Kossie-Ochil, which were
created into a barony in 1630.
Thomas Oliphant, first of Rossie, m. Marion, sister of Sil
John Blackaddcr, of TuUiallan, Bart., and had two sons,
OLI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OLI
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TnoMAS OupDAVT, second of Rossie, s. liis father, ami m.
Beatrix, clan, of Alexander Colvill, of Blair, co. Kinross,
Depute Justice-General, a cadet of the family of Lord Colvil!,
of Culross, and was s. by his eldest son,
KoDERT Olipuant, third of Kossie, to. his cousin, Jean,
only eliild and heiress of Eobert Colvill, of Blair, and by her
had one son, Kobert, his heir; and two daus., Katherine, ni.
1753, Colin Druir.mond, of MegRinch, co. Berth ; and Jane, m.
1762, John, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun. The only son,
Robert OLirnAST, fourth of Uossie, b. 1717, was Postmaster-
General for Scotland, and m. Marion, dun. of Neil Buchanan,
of Ilillington, co. llcnfrew, M.B. for the Glasgow Burghs, son
of George Buchanan, of Drunipelier, co. Renfrew, and by her
had two sons and two daus., i. James Stcaut, his heir;
H. John Hope, first in Council of Prince Edwards Island, vi.
Jane, dau. of Sir John Wedderburn, Bart, of Ballindean, and
had an only child, Jane, m. Sir George Kamsay, Bart, of Bauiff;
I. Anne, m. Francis Grunt, of Kilgraston ; ii. Marianne, m.
Capt. Veitch, lI.E.I.C.S, J. s. p. Robert Oliphaut U. 17S5, and
was s. by his eldest son,
James Stdart Oliphaxt, fifth of Rossie, 6. 1767, served in
the Royal Perth Militia for more than thirty years, and
commanded the regt. during its embodiment in the early
part of this century. He m. 1809, Anna, only child of William
Truman Re,ide, Capt. in the Royal Horse Guards (tlie Blues;,
2nd son of NYillium Rcade, of Crowewood I'ark, Wilts. By her
he had,
I. Robert, his heir, 6. 1810.
i;. William Henry, 6. 1814; m. Hon. Charlotte Murray, dau.
of Alexander, 8th Lord Elibank, and d. s.p. 1871.
IK. John Hope, 6. 1815 ; d. Uiim.
IV. James Stuart, 6. 1819; d. uiim.
V. Henry Richard, 6. 1825.
1. Anna, b. 1811 ; d. anm.
n. Marianne, 6.1817; m, Laurence Oliphant, of Condic, and
has issue.
in. Frances Isabella, 6. 1818; m. Rev. Maxwell Nicholson,
and has issue. rv. Louisa Anne, 6. 1821.
Col. Oliphant d. 1847, and was s. by his eldest sn,
Robert Oliphant, sixth of Rossie, b. 1810; m. 1S3G, Susan
Mary Elizabeth, only child of Thomas Tod, Judge of the
Commissary Court in Scotland, son of Thomas Tod, of Dry-
grange, CO. Roxburgh, and had issue,
I. James Stuart, b. 1S38, Lieut, in the Bengal army, d. v.nm.
1864, from the effects of a wound received in action in the
Umbeyla Pa.ss. ii. Thoslas Tbcman, now of Rossie.
lu. Robert Lindsay, 6. 1841 ; d. luim. IsGS.
I. Susan Helena, 6. 1843 ; m. 1867, George Auldjo Jamieson,
and has issue.
u. Anna Louisa, 6. 1846; m. 11 Feb. 1873, James Lewis
Alexander Hope, son of Hon. James Hope-Wallace, of
Fethcrstone Ca.stle, Northumberland, and grauilson of John,
4th Earl of Hopetoun, and d. s. p. 1b73. ,
III. Marianne Amelia, 6. and d. 1856.
Mr. Oliphant d. 14 Nov. 1872.
Arms — Gu., a star of six points wavy between three cres-
cents arg. Creit — An eagle risingaud reguardant ppr. Motto —
Altiora peto.
Stats — Rossie House, Bridge of Earn, N.B. ; Quceu Mary's,
St. Andrews, N.B.
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OLIPHANT-FERGTJSON OF BROADFIEIiD
HOUSE.
Oliphant-Fekgusox, George Hexet Hewitt,
Esq. of Broadfield House, Cumberland, J. P. and
D.L., educated at Trin. Coll. Cambridge, called to
the Bar of the luner Temple 1841, b. 6 June, 1817;
m. 1 Oct. 1867, Cecilia, 4th dau. of John Labouchere,
Esq. of Broomhall, Dorking, and brother of the late
Lord Taunton, and by her has issue a dau.,
Mary Beatrice.
This gentleman assumed, by royal license, the name
and arms of Oliphant-Feegusox, ou succeeding
in 18G0, to a portion of the property of his uncle,
Eichard Ferguson, Esq. of Harker.
HtnCiTQC— The Hewitts, from whom Mr. Oliphant, of
Broadfield, descends, are a branch of Viscount Lifford's family.
William Hewitt, Esq. of Beaumont, son of Henry Hewitt,
Esq., and Mary his wife, dau. of John Norman, Esq., m.
Margaret, dau. of George Hewitt, Esq., and had a son,
George Hewitt, Esq., m. Mary, dau. of John Uobinson,
Esq. of Longburgh, and grand-dau. and heirers of William
Hodgson, Esq. of Fuuld, ai>U left (with three daus., Maifea/et
Sarah, m. Robert Lawson, Esq.; Maiy Eleanor, deceased;
and Joyce Lydia, deceased), one son, ihe late
George Henry Hewitt Oliphant, Esq. of Brcadfield House
and Burghby-Sands, Cumberland, J. P. and D.L., High
SheritT 1852, 6. 20 Jan. 1792; to. 23 Oct. 1815, Sarah, dau. of
Robert Ferguson, Esq. of Uarker, and by her (who d. 27 Feb.
1855) had issue,
George Henry Hewitt, now of Broadfield House.
Anne, n. Peter James Dixon, Esq. of Houghton Hall, eldest
son of the late Joha Dixon, Esq., M.P., of Knells, Cumber-
land.
Mary.
Sarah Ferguson, m. John Cowley Fisher, Esq. of Wood Hall,
Cumberland.
This gentleman, whose patronymic wa-s Hewitt, assumed th"
name and arms of Oliphant, on succeeding, la 1843, to tUO
property of his cousin, Henry Oliphant, Esq.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, gu., an elephant's heail
couped, between three crescents or, for Oliphant; 2nd and 3rd,
per chevron dovetailed or and az., three boars' heads couped
counterchangcd within a bordurc arg., charged with six buckles.
Crests— An elephant statant semce of crescents, holding in the
trunk a fer-de-mclinc or, for Oliphant; A demi-lion rampant,
per chevron or and az., the dexter paw holding a thistle, and
the sinister resting on a bull's hciid couped az., for Fergusoh.
Seals — Broadticld House ; and Burgh-by-Sandi, Caiiiale.
OLIVER OP TYGRONY (CHERP^Y-
MOUNT.)
Oliver, John Rxdek, Esq. of Tygi-ony, Cherry-
mount, CO. Wicklow, Major K.A., 6. 16 IJec. 1834;
m. 19 April, 1864, Georgina Frances, dau. of the
late (jr. M. Harrison, Esq. of Stanground, Hunts,
and by her (who d. 9 Xov. 1874) had issue,
John Charles Arthur, 6. 22 April, 1871 ; d. 4 Feb. 1875.
IttnCilJC. — Charles Oliver, Esq. of Cloghanodfoj, co.
Limerick (son of Cjpt. Robert Oliver, M.P. for that co. 16GI, by
Bridget his wife, dau. of Andrew Ormsby, Esq. of Partney, co.
Lincoln), served as High Sheriff 1092. He m. 1670, Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Percy Smyth, Knt. of Ballynatra, co. Watcrford,
and dying 13 April, 1700, left, with four daus., ru. Smyth,
Hannscll, Sadler, and Silver, respectively, a son and successor,
Robert Oliver, Esq. of Cloghanoilfoy, M.P. co. LimerioU,
and Col. of Limerick Jlilitia, ra. 1st, 1702, Katherine, dau. of
the Hon. Sir Robert Southwell, Clerk to Privy Council, and
Secretary of State for Ireland, and sister of Lord de Clifford,
and 2ndly, Susanna, 2nd dau. and co-heir of James Knight,
Esq., and dying 1733, aged 67, left, besides two daus. (Jane,
'III. Boyle Aldworth, Esq., of Newmarket, and EUzabcth, r,i,
James Ellard, Esq.), three sons,
I. Robert, of Cloghanodfoy (Castle Oliver), M.P., m. Jane,
dau. and co-heir of John Silver, Esq., and d. 1745, leaving
a dau., wife of Standish Grady, Esq. of Elton, and a son.
The Right Hon. Silver Oliver, of Castle Oliver, M.P. for
CO. Limerick, to. Isabella Sarah, dau. and co-heir of
Richard Newman, Esq. of Newbury, co. Cork, and left
issue,
1 Richard Philip, of Castle Oliver, who assumed hj
royal license the surname of Gascoigne (see thut name).
2 Charles Silver, JI.P. for co. Limerick, of Inchera, m.
Maiia, dau. of Abraham Morris, E.'^q. of Dunkettle, and
d. 1817, leaving issue, 1 Silver Charles, of Inchcra,
m. Ellen Cochrane, and left one dau., Ellen, m. 1st,
Jonas Morris (who d. Oct. 1862); 2ndly, William Lewis
Grant, of Dalsey on the Spey ; 2 Richard; 3 Abrahanj
Morris, rf. Ibol ; 1 Mary; 2 Thomasine, wife of Rev.
Benjamin Jacob ; 3 Isabella, m. — Chable ; and 4 Maria,
wife of Godfrey Baker, E.sq. of Fortwilliam, and had
issiie. 3 Silver, t^. s. p. at Vienna.
4 Robert, of Dalliiigton, co. York, d. Is34, leaving
Richard Silver and Robert, both military ofiicci'3, lalo
Horse Guards Blues.
1 Catherine, »i. Henry, Lord Mount Sandford.
2 Isabella, to. John Waller, Esq. of Castletown.
3 Jane, ni. Hon. and Rev. William Sandford, brother of
Lord Mount Sandford.
4 Elizabeth, (/. luiiii.
5 Susanna, wife of Rev. Hans Hamilton, D.D.
II. Philip, of Killinan, JI.P. for Kilmallock, ra. Lucy. dau.
of R. Gray, and </. 1769, leaving two daus.. Lucy, wile
of the Venerable William Maun.«ell, Archdeacon ol Kildare,
and Elizabeth, wife of Charles Coote, Esq. of Mount Coote.
ni. John, of whom we treat.
The 3rd son,
The Ven. John Oliver, Archdeacon of Arda;h 1720, r.u
Elizabeth, dau. of John Ryder, D.D., Archbishop of Xuam,
and by her (who d. 1 May, 1B22, aged S2) had issue.
12U2
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
OLI
John, of wliom prcspntly.
Ilobert Dudley, Ailuiirul 11. N., b. 1766; in. 1S05, Mary, only
dau. of Sir Charles Saxton, Bart., and had issue, I John, of
Circourt, Berks, J. P. and U.L., m. 1st, 1837, Emma Matilda,
only dau. of Col. Morgan, and 2ndly, Lucy Diana, dau. of
Col. Thomas Maunsell, of Thorpe Mai.sor, Northampton, and
has issue, one son, iVobert Duilley Maunsell, b. IS.Vi, H.JI.
In.^pector of Schools ; 2 Richard Aldworth, Admiral It.N.,
t. 6 Dec. 1811; m. 16 March, 18rv2, Flora Hutchins, only
dau. of Col. Daniel Hutchins Bellasis, and by her (who </.
17 May, 1871) has i.ssue, Richard John Ersldne, R.A., who,
under the will of his maternal uncle, takes the name of
Bellasis, b. 30 Jan. 1864, Algernon Hardy, Lieut. II. N.,
6. 24 Sept. 1855, Robert Dudley, b. 30 Oct. 1856, Godfrey
Eyder, 6. 9 June, 1859, Charles Augustus, 6. IG Oct. IsGl,
Flora; 3 William Disney, Barristcr-at-Law; 4 Charles
Dudley; 5 James Hewitt; and two daus., X Mary; and
2 Elizabeth.
Charles Dean, m. 1805, Sarah, dau. of Capt. Jonathan Bruce
Koberts, Esq., and d. 15 Feb. 1829, having had issue,
1 Richard Dean, of Rockmill Lodge, co. Cork, J. P., b. 7
May, 1821 ; 1 Anne (d. 1845), wile of Rev. John Aldworth,
of Glanworth; 2 Elizabeth, wife of James Hill, Esq.; 3
Mary; 4 Alicia, wife of St. Leger Aldworth; and 5 Sarah.
Eichard, d. 1791, aged 16.
Silver, Hector of Loughgall, co. Armagh, m. Alicia Maria,
dau. of Samuel Madden, Esq. of Hilton, and is deceased.
Nathaniel Wilmot, Major-Gen. in the army, m. 1811, Eliza,
dau. of Rev. Michael Baxter, and by her (who d. 1815) had
a dau., Eliza, m. Rev. Chambre Townsend. Major-Gen.
Oliver iu. 2ndly, 1817, Marianne, dau. of Dudley Baxter, Esq.
Allele, ju. James, 2nd Viscount Lifford, Dean of Armagh.
Susanna, d. unm. 31 Aug. 1819.
Anne, m. William Disney, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. Robert Rogers Aldworth, Esq. of Newmarket
House, CO. Cork.
Mr. Oliver cL 23 Nov. 1778; his eldest son.
The Rev. John Oliver, of Cherrymount, Rector of Swep-
stone, CO. Leicester, in. 1st, 11 May, 1807, Sarah Catherine,
dau. of Dudley Baxter, Esq. of Atherstone, co. W^arwick, and
by her (who d. 19 April, 1821) had issue,
Eichard, 6. 21 Jan. 1812; d. 7 Jan. 1822.
Cluirles, 6. 18 Sept. 181G ; d. 14 Aug. 1821.
Henry Ryder, b. 14 April, 1818; d. 16 April, 1821.
Dudley, b. 10 Feb. 1821 ; m. 30 April, 1857, Anna Marie, dau.
of Herr Johan W.altcr Steill, of Goutensweill, Canton of
Aaran, Switzerland.
Elizabeth.
Alicia Marianne, d. 7 June, 1850.
S.-.san Catherine, m. 2 May, 1843, William Hall, Esq., dec.
Anna Maria, m. 15 July, 1841, Rev. James WiUiani King
Disney.
Isabella, m. 22 Dec. 1840, Henry Murray, Esq., Capt. R.A.,
deceased.
Mr. Oliver in. 2ndly, 10 Jan. 182G, Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Creswell, Esq. of Eavenstone, but by her (who d. 9 May, 1859)
had no further issue. He d. 16 June, 1832, and was s. by his
eldest surviving son,
John- Dodlet Oliver, Esq. of Cherrymount, co. WicUlow,
J.P., b. 23 July, 1809; m. 1st, 25 Feb. 1834, Mary Susanna, 4th
dau. of Valentine Green, Esq. of Normanton-le-He.^th, co.
Leicester, and by her (who d. 25 Sept. 1853) had issue,
I. John Rtdeb, now of Tygrony (Cherrymount).
II. Charies Valeniine, Capt. G6th foot, b. 9 March, 183G.
III. Edward Dudley, Capt. 51st foot, 6. 25 June, 1837; d. 1
Aug. 1865, in India.
IV. Henry James, late Capt. 22nd regt., 6. .5 July 1838; in.
23 May, 1864, Frances Martha, dau. of the late Capt.
Thomas Graves, R.N., and has issue, 1 Edward Graves, 6.
26 Aug. 1866; 2 Herbert Mortimer, 6.28 Aug. 1868.
V. Hans Mortimor, late Lieut. 3rd Buffs, 6. 7 Dec. 1813.
VI. Robert Wilmot, b. 6 Dec. 1844.
VII. Oswald, b. 15 Oct. 1849.
vm. James William, b. 7 Dec. 1850.
I. Susanna Eleanor, la. 3 April, l8iJR, Ecv. John Woollam,
eldest son of John Woollam, Esq. of .St. .'\lbans.
II. Mary Theodosia, m. 1 July, 18G5, Henry Hodgson, Esq.
III. Frances Georgiana, m. 15 April, 18G8, Frederick Lewis
Roy, Esq. of Nenthorn, Kelso.
IV. Catherine.
lie m. 2ndly, 22 Oct. 1857, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. (f T^ov.
Wyndham Carlyon Madden, Rector of Bergh Apton, Norf' Ik,
and by her (who d. 30 June, 18G0) had issue,
V. Mary Beatrice.
He m. 3rdly, 5 April, 186G, Sydney, 4th dau. of William Tongue,
Esq. of Comberford Hall, co. Stafford, and had issue,
IX. William Dudley, b. 14 Aug. 18G7.
Mr. Oliver d. 18 Dec. 1870.
Arm^ — Or, a chevron between two pellets in chief and a
mullet naiant in base ppr. Cirst — A hand holding a branch of
olive ppr. Mirtto — Ito tu ct fac similiter.
Scat — Tygrony, near Ovuca, co. Wicklow.
OLIVER OF CIRCOURT,
See Preceding Memoir,
OLIVIER OF POTTERNE.
Olitiee, Eev. Henet Aenold, Rector of
Poulshot, Wilts, b. 18 Feb. 1826 ; m. Anne Eliza-
beth Hardcastle, youngest dau. of the late Joseph
Arnould, M.D., of White Cross, Berks, and sister
of Sir Joseph Arnould, Knt., Puisne Judge of the
Supreme Court of Bombay, and has had issue,
1. Henkt Dacres, Lieut. E.E.
III. Herbert Arnould.
1. Julia Elizabeth,
in. Annie, deceased.
v. Maud Margaret.
II. Sydney Haldane.
IV. Gerard Kerr.
II. Ma!)el, deceased.
IV. Eiiith Mary.
VI. Evelyn Louise.
iLfllCiltJC— Laurent Olivier, of Nay, France, h. about
1520, was father of Bkrnard Olivier, of Nay, b. 1550, whose
son, Peter Olivier, of Nay, b. about 1575, had, witii a dau.,
who m. 1623, Vignan, of Nay, a son, Isaac Olivikii, of Nay,
b. IGOO, who TO. 1630, Isabeau de Masselin, and d. 1671, leaving,
with a dau., who in. Perier, of Nay, and a son, who d. at
Paris, 1688, an elder son.
The Rev. Jourdain Olivier, b. IG Sept. 1C43, who resided at
Pau. He in. 1677, Anne Day, by whom he had, with other
issue, an eldest son,
The Rev. Jerojie Olivier, h. 4 March, 1687 ; m. 21 May,
1721, Julie, dau. of Joseph dc la Motte, and had one son,
Daniel Josias Olivier, Esq., an eminent Merchant, of the
city of London, b. 19 July, 1722; m. 30 June, 1750, Susannah,
dau. of J. Masse, and a relative of Urbain le Goux de la Ber-
chere. Marquis d'lnteville ; and d. 1782, having had by her
(who d. 17 Jan. 1803), with several children who d. young, a
son, Daniel Stephen, of whom presently ; and two daus.,
Julia Elizabeth, in. 1st, 1779, Lieut. -Gen. Eyre, R.A., and
2ndly, 3 Jan. 1803, Gen. Sir William Congreve, Bart., and
d. 6 Dec. 1831; and Margaret, in. 1778, the Rev. William
Conybeare, D.D., Rector of St. Botoljih, Bishopsgate, son of the
Bishop of Bristol. The son,
The Rev. Daniel Stephen Olivier, Rector of Clifton, Beds,
h. 16 June, 1755 ; m. 30 March, 1786, Margaret Harriet, dau.
of the Rev. Henry Arnold, D.D., and by her (who d. 20 April,
1816) had, with other children who d. young or s. p.,
Daniel Josias, Rector of Clifton, Beds, b. 26 April, 17S9; m.
20 June, 1815, Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Chambers,
Esq., Sheriff of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1786, and by her had,
1 Daniel James, b. 14 March, 1816; 2 Laurent, b. 14 Dec.
1819; 3 John Josias Conybeare, b. 5 Jan. 1825; 4 Robert,
b. 10 March, 1828 ; 5 Frederick Mason, b. 18 July, 1831,
rf. 8 May, 1835; 1 Eliza Sarah; 2 Julia; 3 Julia Laura;
4 Anna; 5 Caroline Mary ; 6 Ellen; and 7 Frances.
Henry Stephen, late of Potterne, Wilts.
Anna Awdry, in. Oct. 1808, tlie Rev. Richard Etough, D.D.,
Rector of Ciaydon-cura-Akenham.
Mr. Olivier m. 2ndly, Miss Endcrsby, but by her he had no
issue. He d. 28 Dec. 1826, and his widow the following year.
llis 2nd son,
Henrt Stephen Olivier, Esq. of Potterne Manor House,
J. P., High Sheriff 1843, Lieut. -Col. in the army, h. 14Auff.
179G; in. 11 Dec. 1823, Mary, 2nd dau. of Eear-Adiniral Sir
Richard Dacres, G.C.H., and had issue, ' a'
Henrt Arnold, M. A.
Dacres, M A., Rector of Wilton, 6. 26 Oct. 1831; m. Ist,
Mary Elizabi-th Mcrilina, 2nd dau. of the late Rev Edward
Gould, Rector of Spraughton, SutTolk, and by her had
issue, Dacres Edward ; he ?», 2ndly, Emma, 4lh dau. of the
Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Moray and Ross, and has issue,
George; Alfred; Henry; Frank; Sydney; Reginald;
Mary; Edith; and Mildri/d.
Alfred, of the Lea, Grasmere, b. 29 March, 1833; m. Mary
Elizabeth, only child of the V^cn. Thomas Hill, Archdeacon
of Derby.
Julia, deceased.
Mary Anne, in. Eiclimond Moore, Esq., Commander E.N.,
eldest son of the late Macartney Moore, Esq., E.I.C.'s Civil
Service.
Margaret Harriet, m. Rev. W. Bruce, of St. Nicholas,
Cardiff; d. 17 July, 1864.
Edith Georgiana, m. the Eev. Peter Ilalhcd Moore, M.A.,
Incumbent of St. Chad's, Stockport, brother of the above
Richmond.
^f i-iH.?— Arg., on a mount in base an olive-tree ppr. Crest-y
An csquire'shelmet ppr. 3/o«o— Sicut olivavirens laetor in
jcdo Dc-i.
OLP
THE LANDED GENTRY.
ONL
120C
OLPHERT OF BALLYCONNELL..
Olphekt, W'ybuants, Esq. of Ballyconncll, co.
Donegal, J. P. and D.L.,nigh Sheriff 1M2, b. 27
March, ISll ; m. 13 July, 1843, Marianne, 3:-d dau.
and co-heires3 of the late Kobert Fannin, Esq. of
Leeson Street, Dublin, and has had issue,
I.John, B.A., LL.B. Trin. Coll. Dublin, J. P. co. Donegal,
and Capt. Donegal Militia, b. 2 .Sept. 1844; m. lt-G9,
Frances Susan, only dau. of Robert Bnrrowc;, Esq. of
Stradone, co. Cavan, and has issue, Gcraldine Constun^jc.
n. Wybrants, 14th foot, 6. 19 Sept. 1847.
III. Eobert Kannin, 6. 2 April, 1851.
IV. Albert Thomas, b. 2 Oct. 1854.
I. Marianne Constance, d. 22 March, 1SG4.
II. Annctta. iii. Florence Balfour,
ILtrtCil0f . — KcBBASTZ OLPntRTwcnt over to Ireland from
Holland in the reign of Charles I., in whose household he is
stated to have been. lie received a large grant of property
In CO. Donegal, 1633, which is still part of that now held by
the present descendant.
Wybrants Olpuekt, m. Mary Eodson, and had, with three
daus., four sons,
I. John, his heir.
n. RicHAUD, ancestor of Olphekts of MUburn and Dun-
givcii. III. Wybrants. iv. Thomas, d. uiim.
The eldest son,
John Olphert, Esq., m. Letitia Ilaniilton, and was father
of two daus., Mary and Anne, and one son,
Wtbbasts Olphert, Esq., Mi. 1779, Anne, dau. of Thomas
Smith, Esq. of The Lodge, co. Londonderry, and had issue,
John, of Ballvconnell House.
Thomas Wybrants, hi. Mary, dau. of the Kev. Dr. Lodge,
of Armagh, and d. s. p.
Amelia, m. the Rev. John Ellison.
The eldest son,
The Rev. John Olphert, of Ballyconnell House, Rector of
Drumachose, co. Londonderry, 6. 22 Jan. 1789; ra. 28 July,
1807, Anna Benjamina, dau. of Dominick McCausland, Esq. of
Daisy Hill, co. Londonderry, and had issue,
Wtbkants, now of Ballyconnell.
John, Lieut. R.A., 6. 7 Nov. 1815; d. vmn. 6 March, 1844.
Thomas (Rev.), 6. 10 Dec. 1819; m. 23 April, 18.=)7, Julia,
eldest dau. of Sir Hugh Stewart, Bart, of Ballygawley
House, CO. Tyrone, and has issue, 1 John, b. U Feb. 18-n8;
2 Hugh Stewart, 0. 1 Feb. 18.59; 3 Wybrants, 6. 4 Feb. 1861.
Mary, m. 27 Dec. 1838, William C. Gage, Esq., J.F.
Anna, m. 7 June, 1832, the liev. Eobert Gage.
Caroline, m. 23 April, 18.3.5, the Rev. George Kemmis, Vicar
of Rosenallis, and d. 18.56.
Letitia, m. 24 Oct. 1848, Samuel Frederick Adair, Esq.
The Rev. John Olphert d. 5 June, 1851.
Seat— BaUyconnell, Falcarragh, Letterkenny, co. Donegal.
OLPHERTS OF MILBTTRN HOUSE AND
DUNGIVEN.
Olpheets, Richaed, Esq. of Milburn House,
and Dungiven, co. Londonderry, J. P. co. Sligo, late
Capt. 40tli foot, m. 1849, Elizabeth Henrietta, 2nd
dau. of John FitzHerbert Ruxton, Esq. of Ardee
House, CO. Louth.
ILtlTCdCIt. — Richard Olphekts, Esq. (2nd son of Wybrantz
Olpheit, Esq., see p-i-ecedino Memoir) in. 1st, his cousin. Miss
Hodgson; and 2ndly, 1783, Barbara, 2nd dau. of William
Blacker, Esq. of Carrick Blacker, co. Armagh, and had issue
by her,
I. Richard (Rev.), m. 1st, 1809, his cousin, Anne, eldest dau.
of Sir Francis Sl.acnaghten, Bart., and by her had with,
Other issue, d. young,
1 Richard, of Milburn House and Dungiven.
2 Henry, Lieut. Col. R.A., m. Louisa, dau. of Col. Stcd-
man, and d. 1860.
3 Francis, of Mount Shannon, co. Sligo, m. Mariana, dau.
of Owen Wynne, Esq. of co. Sligo.
1 Letitia, d. 1801.
2 Eliza Jane, m. 1840, Rev. Theodore Dunkin, d. 1842.
The Rev. Richard Olpherts m. 2ndly, 1834, JIary, dau. of
John Nicholson, Esq. of Stramore House, co. Down, and d.
1849, lca\-ing by her an only dau., Isabella, m. Capt.
George F. Coryton, late 10th regt., son of Gen. Co'.yton, and
has issue.
II. William Olpherts, Esq. of Dartrcy, co. Armagh, Bar-
rister-at-Law, m. Kosanna, 3rd dau. of Edward Atkinson,
Esq., M.D., of Armagh, by Mary his wife, only sislcr of
Dr. James Macartney, and had issue,
1 Richard Marmadukc, 2 Edward, d. 1820.
3 William, C.B., V.C., Lieut. -Gen. E.A., m. Alice Maria,
dau. of Gen. Cautley, Henical aniiy , and has, with olhe.'
issue, a son, William Caulky, b. 1862.
1 Mary, d. uaia. 1862. 2 Barbara.
III. Edward, Bengal army, d. vnm.
I. Letitia, m. 1st, Col. Hall, 28ih regt.; and 2ndly, Arthur
Irwin Kelly, Esq. of Armagh, and (/. 1826.
II. Mary, m. 1817, Samuel Thompson, Esq. of Muck-imor*
Abbey, co. Antrim, who -/. 1838, and their 3rd son, .Samuel
Thompson, Esq. of Muckamore Abbey, m. Maria Hannah,
dau. of Eobert Smyth, Esq. of Gaybrook, CO. Wcstmcath,
.and has, John, 6. 1867, and other issue.
/Seat— Milburn House, Coleraine.
O'MALLEY OF NEWCASTLE.
O'Malley, Owex BiNonAM Maxxers, Esq. of
Newcastle, co. Mavo, J.P., b. 1S12 j 5. his brother
1874.
ittltCajT.— Owen O'Mallet, Esq. of Bnrrishoole, co.
Mayo, a descendant of the great House of O'JIalley, in. Manha,
dau. of Sir George Browne, Bart., of the Neale, and had issue,
Gecrge, ancestor of Sir Samuel O'JIallet, Bart, oi Rose
Hill, CO. Mayo {see Bcbke's Pierage and Jicironelage).
Patrick, whose line we treat of.
The latter,
Patrick O'Mallet, Esq., Carristcr-at-Law, vi. Catlwrine
Corry, of Davidstown, co. Kilkenny, and had, with five daas.,
three sons, Eustace, George, and Patrick. The 2nd son,
George O'Malley, Esq. of Gorn.'ay, Castlebar, J. P. co.
Mayo, Major of volunteers 1782; m. 29 April, 17G7, Elizabeili
Cluike, and by her (who d. Feb. 1815) had issue,
Owen, of Spencer Park, co. Mayo, 6. 1 Oct. 1771 ; s. his
father 18 April, 1798. He was a J.P. and D.L. for co.
Mayo, a Major in the South Mayo Militia, and twice filled
the ottice of High Sheriff for the same co., 1804-5 and
1816-17.
Andrew Clarke, of whom presently.
Middleton, J.P. tor co. Mayo, m. Alice, dau. of J. H. Moore,
Esq. oi Shannon View, co. Galway, and had issue, George
Patrick; Lavinia; Elizabeth, d. 17 March, 1815.
Patrick, an officer in the marine service, </. 18C5.
George, Major-Gen. in the army, d. 10 May, 1843, after 40
years' active service. A handsome monument lias been
erected to this distinguished officer in the churchyard at
Castlebar.
James, Surgeon 13th Dragoons, d. at Cawnpore, 11 Sept.
1821.
Anne, m. Thomas Ormsty, Esq. of Knockmoro.
Elizabeth, m. John Irwin, Esq.
Dorothea, to. John O'Xeil, Esq. of Parkhill.
Maria, m. Harlow Workman, Esq.
Mr. O'Malley d. 18 April, 1793. His 2nd son,
Andrew Clarke O'Mallet, Esq., Capt. in the army, J.P.
CO. Mayo, m. 10 Aug. 1826, Maria, eldest dau. of John Gar
diner, Esq. of Farm Hill, and sister of Major John Gardiner,
and by her (who rf. 3 March, 1S57) left issue at his decease^
21 Jan. 1852, two sons and three daus.,
George James, late of Newcastle.
Owen BisonAM JIanners, now of Newcastle.
Anne Maria Grace. Hannah, d. 28 May, 18C3.
Elizabeth, m. Henry Brewster, Esq., and has issue.
The eldest son,
George James O'Mallet, Esq. of Newcastle, co. Mayo, J. P.,
Capt. South Mayo Royal Rifles Militia, d. 1S76, and was s. by
his brother, now of Newcastle.
Arm' — Or, a boar passant gu. crincd or, between three long
bows charged with arrows and bent pointing in centre, one ia
chief and a skiff with oars sa. between the two in base. Crest
— A horse in full speed arg. Motto — Terra marique potens.
ijeui— Newcastle, Spinford, co. Mayo.
ONLEY OF STISTED HALL.
Saviil-Onxet, Oniey, Esq. of Stisted Hall,
Essex, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1819, b. 27 Oct.
1795; m. 1st, 16 April, 1818, his cousin, Caroline
Mary, 5th dau. of Col. John Harvey, of Thorpe
Lodge, Norfolk, and has had issue,
I. Charies, b. 21 June, 1827 ; d. 7 Nov. 1S76.
u. Arthur, d. 2 March, 1813, agcU 8.
1204
0X3
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OED
I. Caroline Savill, m. 19 Sept. 1S43, r.cv. Henry riiilip
Marshall!, of Rippon Hall, Norfolk.
II. Louisa, m. 22 June, 1848, Kev. T. G. Carter, Vicar of
Linton, Kent, and d. 12 Dec. 18-19, leaving a son, -J. Savill.
HI. Mary, m. 4 Feb. 18G2, Herbert Wliilaker, of Knoddisliall,
Suffolk.
Mr. Savill-Onlcy m. 2ndly, 22 July, 1852, Jane,
eldest dau. of William Fox, Esq. of Chester Terrace,
Hegent's Park, and by her has three daus.,
IV. Judith. V. Jane Elizabeth. vi. Maria.
iltltCatJC. — r.EV. Charles Onlet, of Stisted Hall, Kssex,
aon of Capt. Onley, R.N., to. Ann, dau. and co-heir (with her
sister, Sarah) of — Savill, of Colchester and Fordhani, Essex,
but dying s. p., devised his property to his nephew,
Chaeles Harvey, Esq. (3rd son of Robert Harvey, Esq.,
Mayor of Norwich, by Judith his wife, dau. of Capt. Onley,
B.N., and sister of the Rev. Charles Onley, of Stisted Hall),
This gentleman, who was a Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of
Norwich, Chairman of the Norfolk County Sessions, and M.P.
for Norwich 1812, and twice for Carlow, took the surnames and
arms of Savill-Onlet in 1822. He m. 1st, 1783, Sarah, dau. of
John Haynes, Esq. of Twickenham, and by her had issue,
Onlet, of Stisted Hall.
Sarah, m. William Herring, Esq. of Norwich.
Judith, m. Charles R. Turner, Esq., Barrister-at-Law and
Master of Queen's Bench.
Mr. Savill-Onley m. 2ndly, Charlotte, dau. of John Haynes,
Esq. of Twickenham. He d. 31 Aug. 1843.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, per pale or and gu. three
piles meeting in point counterchanged, on a canton arg. a
mullet pierced sa., for Onlet; 2nd, arg., on a bend sa. cotised
gu. three owls of the field, for Savill; 3rd, erm., on a chief
indented gu. three crescents arg., for Harvey. Cresta — 1st,
Out of a crown vallery or, an eagle's head issuing from flames
ppr. holding in the beak a sprig of laurel also ppr., for Onlet ;
2nd, On a mount vert an owl arg. charged on the body with
three mullets in bend gu., for Savill; 3rd, A dexter cubit arm
epaumee ppr. charged from the wrist with a pile gu. above the
fingers a crescent reversed arg., for Harvey. MoUo — Alteri si
tiui.
Heat — Stisted Hall, Braintree, Essex.
ONSLOW OF STAUGHTON HOUSE.
The late Denzil Onslo'W, Esq. of Staughton
House, CO. Huntingdon, J.P., High Sheriif 1863, b.
27 July, 1802, d. 10 Feb. 1879.
HflttaSC— This is a branch of the family of which the
Earl of Onslow is the representative, descending from
Denzil Onslow, Esq. of Purford, Surrey, youngest son of
Sir Richard Onslow, Knt. of Knoll, and brother of Sir Arthur
Onslow, Bart., father of Richard, 1st Lord Onslow (see Burke's
Peerage), who was M.P. for Hasleniere 31 Charles 11., for
Surrey 7 William 111., and for Guildford 1 George I. ; A Com-
missioner for Victualling the Navy 1706-21; TO. Sarah, dau. and
co-heir of Sir Thomas Foot, Bart., Alderman of London, and
d. 1721, leaving a dau., Anne, m. Edward Manning, Esq., and
<l. 1700, and a son,
Richard Onslow, Esq. of Drengwicko, Surrey, whose son,
Denzil Onslow, Esq. of Drengwicke, m. his cousin, Mary,
dau. of Edward Manning, Esq., and was s. by his son,
Denzil Onslow, Esq. of Drengwicke, to. his cousin, Anna
Middletun, and had, with a younger son, Richard, an elder
son, his successor,
MiDDLETON Onslow, Esq. of Drengwicke, m. 24 Aug. 17C9,
Anne, only dau. of Trevor Borrett, Esq., and widow of Arthur
Ueid, Esq. and had issue,
I. Denzil, his heir.
II. Middleton, who had, with three daus., Matilda, d. ^lnm.
1875; Maria, d.unm. 1876; and Mrs. Churchill, two sons,
1 Middleton (Rev.), Vicar of East Peckham, Kent.
2 Charles (Rev.), Prebendary of Salisbury and Incumbent
of Holt Chapelry, Dor.set.
III. William, who had, with a dau., Emma, a son, Philip, m.
and had issue.
The eldest son,
Gen. Denzil Onslow, of Staughton House, J.P., High
Sheriff 1833, to. 1st, 7 Aug. 1796, the Hon. Anne Catherine
Petre, eldest dau. of Robert Edward, 9th Lord Petre, which
lady d. 23 Sept. 1798. Gen. Onslow to. 2ndly, 20 Sept. ISOO,
Sophia, 3rd dau. of Sir Stephen Lushington, 1st bart. of
Southill Park, Berks, M.P., and had issue,
Denzil, his heir, late of Staughton House,
Henry Cope, d. s. p. 1872. 'William, d. s. p.
Frederick, d. unm. 29 March, 1810.
Arthur Robert, d. s. p. 1877.
Sophia, i/i. 1st, Neville Day, Esq. of St. Ncots, Hunts, who
d. 25 Aug. 1839, and 2ndly,
Anne, d. unm. 1817. Emma, m. — Meara, Esq.
Louisa.
Charlotte, to. 1st, George Newton, Esq. of Croxton Park, co.
Cambridge ; and 2ndly, the Hon. Craven Fitzhardinge
Berkeley, M.P.
Amelia, m. Thomas Chamberlayne, Esq. of Cranbury Pari;,
Hants.
Maria. Julia, m. Robert Cochrane, Esq.
Rosa Anne, to. Guildford Hillyer Onslow, Esq., nephew of
the Earl of Onslow.
Selina, in. Thomas Bourke, Esq. of Holywell House, Hants.
Gen. Onslow d. 20 Aug. 1838.
Arms — Arg., a fess gu. between six Cornish choughs ppr.
Crest — An eagle sa. preying upon a partridge or. MotUj —
Festina lente.
<S'eai— Staughton House, near St. Neots, co. Huntingdon.
ORD OF FENHAM AND WHITFIELD.
Blaceett-Ord, Anne Jane, of Whitfield Hall,
Northumberland, h. 1818; m. 1842, the Eev.
John Alexander Blackett, of Wylam, Northumber-
land, Eector of Wolsiugham, co. Durham, and haa
had issue,
I. Edward Hamilton, 6. 1843.
II. Andrew John, 6. 1848.
in. William Reginald, h. 1853; d. 20 March, 1870.
IV. Charles Edward, b. 1858.
1. Mary Elizabeth, to. 12 Oct. 1869, Capt. C. L. D. Waddi-
love, B.N. II. Alice Jaue.
III. Emily Rachel, d. 26 AprA, 1874. •
IV. Elinor Isabel. . v. Annie Evelyn.
VI. Elizabeth Laura.
Mr. Blackett assumed, by royal license, 7 Dec.
1855, the surname of Oed, in addition to and after
that of Blackett, in compliance "with the will of
William Ord, Esq., his wife's uncle.
JLtUCagC. — Of this family of Orde was John Orde, or Urde,
who served as Sheriff of Newcastle 1536.
John Ord, who m. Jane, dau. of Ralph Bowes, Esq., had two
sons, John, of whom presently; and William, of Newcastle,
who, by Deborah his wife, was ancestor of the mother of the
late Richard Lambert, Esq. of Newbrough. The former,
John Ord, Esq. of Nowcastle-on-Tyne, Under Sheriff of that
town 1685 (elder son of John Ord, and Jane Bowles his wife),
purchased Fenham, Newminster Abbey, and Hunstanworth.
Ho Hi. 1st, Anne Preston, and by her (who d. Dec. 1687) had a
son and heir, Thomas, of whom presently ; and 2ndly, Anne,
dau. of Michael Hutchinson, Esq. of Leeds, and by her he had
(with a dau., wife of Abraham Dixon, Esq. of Belford), three
sons, Robert, who settled at Edinburgh, and became Lord
Chief Baron of Scotland ; James, cZ. 1772; and Henry, of the
King's Remembrancer Office (see Q-kd of Fornham). Mr. Ord,
who founded, 1705, St. John's School, for forty boys, at New-
castle, d. 1721, and was s. by his eldest son and heir,
Thomas Ord, Esq. of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Fenham, and New-
minster, m. Anne, dau. of John Bacon, Esq. of Staward, and
had numerous issue. He was .5. by his eldest -son,
John Ord, Esq. of Newcastle, Fenham, and Newminster
Abbey, M.P. for St. Michael's, Cornwall, who d. unm. during
his mayoralty, 1 July, 1744, and was s. by his brother,
William Ord, Esq. of Newcastle, Fenham, &c.. High Sheriff
of Northumberland 1747, who purchased the estate of Whit-
field 1750. He TO. Anne, dau. and heir of William Dillingham,
Esq., and by her, who d. 29 April, 1808, had (with five daus.,
Anne, d. unm. 1762 ; Jemima, who m. 1772, Thomas Charles
Bigge, Esq., who d. at Bath 1794; Elizabeth; Susannah, and
Charlotte) three sons,
William, his heir. Thomas, d. s. p.
James, M.A. (Rev.), 6. 1759 ; s. to the estates and manor of
East and West Langton. He to. 2 Aug. 1787, Barbara, dau.
of Charles Brandling, Esq., and by her, who d. 2 Jan. 1836,
left at his decease, 30 Jan. 1843, two sons and three daus.,
1 James Pickering, m. Isabella, dau. of Kev. B. Hawks-
worth ; 2 Thomas Charles (Rev.), d. 6 Oct. 1844; 1 Susan,
d. 4 Aug. 1843: Jemima Elizabeth; and 3 Frances.
Robert, d. at Calcutta, 1788.
Mr. Ord d. 24 Jan. 1768, and was s. by his eldest son and heir,
William Oud, Esq. of Fenham, Newminster Abbey, and
Whitfield, High Sheriff Northumberland 1777, m. 4 March,
1779, Eleanor, dau of Charles BrandUng, Esq. of Gosforth
^1
ORD
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OED
1205
House, M.r. fov Ncwcastlc-on-Tync, and l>y her (who w. Sndly,
1802, Thonias Creevcy, Esq., M.P. for Thelforcl, and d. June,
1818) had issue,
William, of Whitfield, M.P.
Charles, 6. 1787; d. unhi. 181G.
Anne, m. 181(i, .Vndrew Hamilton, Lieut. -Col., who d. 1821,
and had one son, Andrew Charles Hamilton, 6. 1817; ((.
1835, and one dau., the present Mrs. Blackett-Ord, of
Whitfield. A dau. Elizat/eth. Eleanor.
Mr. Ord d. 6 July, 17S9, and was s. by his son,
William Ord, Esq. of Wliitficld Hall, formerly M.r. for
Morpeth, and afterwards for Ncwcastlc-oii-Tync, b. 2 Jan.
1781 ; m. Jan. 180;>, Mary, 2nd dau. of Hev. J. Scott, M.A. of
Itchen Ferry, Hants, Hector of St. Lawrence with St. John,
Southampton, and sister to the late Countess of Oxford, and
bad one son,
William IIenbt, T!arriPter-at-Law, M.P. for Newport, Isle of
Wight, and Lord of the Treasury, b. 24 Dee. 1803; m.
Frances Vere, dau. of the late Sir William Loraine, Bart.
of KirUharle, and d. Nov. 1838.
Mr. Ord was s. at his decease by his niece, Akne Jake, the
present Miis. Blackett-Obd, of Whitiield Hall.
Arms — Sa., three salmons haurient arpr., for Okd, quartering
the arras of Blackett. Cre.tt — An elk's head ppr.
Stat — Whitiield Hall, Northumberlaad.
OBD OF FOENHAISI.
Ord, Jchn Thomas, Esq. of Foniham House,
Suffolk, J.P., Hon. Col. West Suffolk Yeomaury
Cavalry, b. 17 July, 1807 ; m. 1st, 6 June, 1833,
Susanna Agnes, 3rcl dau. of M. T. CockseJge, Esq.
of St. Edmund's Hill, Suffolk, and by her (who (/.
16 June, 1860) had a son,
John Henry, b. 10 Oct. 1840 ; d. 27 Feb. 1853.
He m. 2ndly, 2 July, 1863, Ellen Sophia, 3rd dau.
of Henry Gough Ord, Esq. of Bexley, Kent, Capt.
E.A., 4th son of Craven Ord, Esq. of Greenstead
Hall, Essex, which lady d. 31 Aug. 1878.
iLilXtH^C. — For early lineage, see preceding Memoir, Okd
cf Fiiikam and WhMdd.
Henry Ord, Esq., younpestson of John Ord, Esq. of Eenham
and Newminster Abbey, by Anne, his 2nd wife, dau. of
Michael Hutchinson, Esq., ™. Anne, dau. and heir of Francis
Hutchinson, Esq. of Fornhani, by Anne his wife, dau. and heir
of Sir Anthony Craven, Bart, of Sparsholt, Berks, and had two
eonS; John, his heir ; and Craven, of Greenstcud Hall, Essex,
F.R.S., F.S.A., &c. The former,
I'lEV. John Ord, D.D., of Fornham, m. Mary, dau. of S. Nor-
man, Esq. of Henley, and d. 1816, having had a son,
Eev. John Norman Ord, M.A., Rector of Weathamstead,
Herts, in. Anne, dau. of Thomas Cocksedge, E.?q. of Bury ."-t.
Edmund's, and by her (who d. 1S22; left at his decease an only
aon, the present John Thomas Obd, Esq. of Fornham.
Arms — Sa., three salmons haurient arg., quartering Hutch-
inson and Craven. Cresi — An elk's head ppr. Motto — Mitis
ct lortis.
jStui— Fornham House, Bury St. Edmund's, Saflolk.
OED OF SANDS.
Oet), E-ichaed, Esq. of Sands, Sedgeficld, eo.
Durham, J. P., Lord of the Manor of Bradbury,
M.A. Balliol Coll. Oxford, Barristcr-at-Law of the
Inner Temple, s. his brother, Mark Ord, Esq., 1876.
Mr. Ord is eldest surviving son of the late Mark
Ord, E#q. of Sands, by Elizabeth Dixon his wife,
eecond dau. of Thomas Dixon Walker, Esq. of
Hurworth-upou-Tees.
Arms — Sa., three salmons haurient arg. a canton of the
second.
Se'iJ— Sands, Sedgeficld, co. Durham. CZul— New Uni-
▼crsity, S.W.
OBDE OF NUNNYKIF.K.
Onr>T,, William, Esq. of Kunnykirk, Northum-
berland, educated at Eton and Oxford, b. 25 May,
1854.
iLtnCagr.— The family of Ord is of gre.it antiquity, and
has long possessed considerable estates in the tos. of Noi tU-
umberland and Durham, which, in the Palatlrate, wcro
held, ill capUi', under the Bishop.
Simon de East Orde, in the co. Palatine of Durham, who
d. 1362, seised of the whole of Orde, which he held in capile of
the Bishop of Durham, was ancestor of
William Orde, Esq. of East Orde, Ncwbiggin, High Sheriff
of Northumberland 5 Charles I. He had, by Mary his wife,
six sons, to each of whom he gave estates. The eldest son,
William Orde, Esq. of East Orde, rn. a. dau. of Sir William
Stlby, of Tttizcl Castle, and dying 1678, left two sons. Tho
elder,
William Orde, Esq. of East Orde, M.P. for Berwick 1713, d.
without issue, having entailed his estates on his brother's
children. He was accordingly s. by his grand-nephew,
William Okde, Esq. of East Orde, M.P. for Berwick, who
resided at Sandy bank House, co. Durham, lie m. 1st, a dau.
of — Ogle, Esq. of Cawsey Park ; and 2ndly, Isabella, dau. of
— Jackson, Esq. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; by the latter lady
he had two daus., his co-heirs,
Anne, m. Ist, Henry Ogle, Esq. of Cawsey Park; and 2ndly,
Sir William Carr, Bart. She (/. n. p.
Isabella, m. 1st, John Forster, Esq. of Ethcrstone, North'.nu-
berland; and 2ndly, Robert Fenwick, Esq. of Lemmiugtuu,
Northumberland.
A dau., in. Walter Kettleby, Esq. of Athold.
Upon the tleceasc, without male issue, of this William OrdCt
the estates in East Orde, &c., passed to his cousin, the heir-at-
law,
John Orde, Esq. of Morpeth, J. P. and D.L., son of Thomas
Orde, Esq. of Felkington, and grandson of the William Oide,
Esq. of East Orde,'who ra. the daU. of Sir William Selby. Tliis
gentleman ra. 1st, Ann, dau. of Edward Ward, Esq. of Mor-
peth, by whom he had a son, William, his heir. He 7ii. 2ndly,
Anne, dau. of R. Marr, Esq. of Morpeth, and' relict of Rev.
William Pye, of the same place, by whom he had,
Thomas, created 20 Oct. 1797, Baron Lolton, of Bolton
Castle, CO. York hn Burke's Peerarji and Baronetage.)
John, a dif tinyuishcd Naval Commander, who was ci-eated a
Bart. 27 July, 1700.
Anne.
Mary, m. Robert Lisle, Esq. of Acton House Northumber-
land.
Mr. Orde d. 1787, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Okde, Esq. of East Orde, m. Anne, dau. and even-
tual heiress of William Ward, Esq. of Nunnykirk, and had
issue,
John, a Major in the army, d. v.nm. in t'ne East Indies.
William, heir to his father.
Charles Ward, Slajor in the 9th Lancers, m. Maria, relict of
Thomas Browne, Esq., Capt. in the army, and dau. (by
Susan Rowley his wite, of the family of Rowley of May-
braith, co. Meath), of John Chapman, Esq. of co. West-
meath, of the family of Chapman of Killua Castle, Bart.,
and left at his decease, a son,
Charles William, late of Nunnykirk.
Thomas, Capt. R.N., d. xmra. in the West Indies.
Mr. Orde d. 1814, and was «. by his eldest son,
William Okd, Esq. of Nunnykirk, &c., Northumberland,
High Sheriff of that co. 1819, d. xauii. 1843, and was s. by his
nephew,
Charles William Obde, E.«q. of Nunnykirk, M.A., J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1846. Chairman of Quarter Sessions from
1854 to 1873, b. Jan. 1810; m. 7 July, 1853, Frances Isabel,
youngest dau. of Sh lUcross Jacson, Esq. of KewtouBank, co.
Chester, and had issue,
I. William, present representative.
II. Charles Reginald, 6. Sept. 1^55, an ofiHcer in 5th Lanccrs.
III. Francis Edward, b. Way, 1857; d. Dec. 1858.
IV. Herbert, 6. Aug. 1861 ; d. Sept. 18C1.
V. Edwin Lancelot, 6. Sept. 1863.
I. Maria Frances. ii. Alice Isabel.
Mr. Orde d. 1814, and was s. by his eldest son,
Armx — Sa., three fishes haurient in fcss arg., for Orpe,
quartering, az., a cross-crosslet or, for Ward. Crtit — ^An elk's
head ppr. Motto — Mitis et fortis.
Seat — Nunnykirk, Morpeth, Northumberland.
OUDE OF WEETWOOD HALL.
Oede, The Eev. Leoxaed Sji.\rTO, M.A., of
Weetwood Hall, Northumberland, J. P., late Incum-
bent of Alnwick, and Domestic Chaplain to Hugh,
3rd Duke, and Algernon, 4th Duke of Northumber-
land, 6. 15 Aug. 1807; m. 27 Aug. 1833, Anna
Maria Charlolte, eldest dau. of Sii' Horace Dav^d
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OED
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OEE
Cholwell St. PatQ, 1st bart. of Ewart Part, Count
of the Holy Eoman Empire, by Hon. Anna Maria
"Ward bis wife, dau. of John, 2nd Yiscount Dudley
and Ward, and has issue,
I. William JocELTN Shatto, 5. 24 Dec. 1S36 ; d. 20 Oct. ISTl.
II. Henry Powiett Shafto, 6. 4 Nov. 1633.
III. Robert Jocelyn Charles, 6. 17 April, 1842.
I. Anne Maria Louisa.
II. Charlotte EmOy Julian, m. tVilliam Campbell Colquhoun,
Esq. of Clathick, co. Perth. Capt. 15th regt. of foot, d.
28 Feb. 1876.
III. Leonora Louisa Isatella, m. Charles Hope, Esq. of Lam-
berhurst Priory, Kent.
ILtUragC— The Rev. TnoMAS Orde, M.A., Vicar of Kirk-
newton, Northumberland (younger son, by Mary Stother his
■wife, of Thomas Orde, Esq. of Felkin^ton, co. Durham, see
Obde of Nunnykirk), m. about 1733, Sarah, 2nd dau. and
eventually sole heiress of Kev. Leonard Shafto, Rector of
Gateshead, and by her had (with three daus.) two sons,
Leonard Shafto, the elder, a Capt. in the army, slain in the
Battle of Minden, unm. The younger,
JoH.N Orde, Esq. of Weetwood, m. 1st, Rosamond, only child
and heiress of James Daglish, Esq. of Weetwood, Northum-
berland; and 2ndly, Miss Margaret Ord; by the former of
■whom he had issue,
Leonard Shafto, of whom presently.
John, M.A., Rector of Wensley, co. York, m. 1st, the Hon.
Frances Carleton, 2nd dau. of Guy, 1st Lord Dorchester;
and 2ndly, Mary Anne, dau. of Blake Burley, Esq. of Little
Chelsea.
James, Lieut. -Gen. in the army, m. 1st, 15 May, 1811, Mar-
garet Maria Elizabeth, elder dau. of William Beckford, Esq.
of Fonthill, Wilts: and 2ndly, 11 Nov. 1829, Lady Elizabeth
Susan O'Brien, relict of Lord Edward O'Brien, and 2nd dau.
of Henry Charles, 6th Duke of Beaufort, E.G. Gen.
Orde d. 21 May, 1850, leaving, by his 2nd wife, a son, James
Hexbt Orde, Esq. of Hopton House, Norfolk; and two
daus., Charlotte Elizabeth, jH.WilUam Lloyd Browne, Esq.,
Major 5th Royal Irish Lancers ; and Isabel .■Vnne.
Mary, m. Rev. William BeU Moises, M.A., Vicar of Felton.
Julianna Anne, ra. Robert, 2nd Earl of Roden.
The eldest son,
Leonard Shafto Orde, Esq. of Weetwood House, a Lieut. -
Gen. in the army, r,i. 1st, Penelope, dau. of — Ogilvie, Esq.
of Argyle Street, Edinburgh; 2ndly, 17 May, 1800, Lady Louisa
Anne Jocelyn, 5th dau. of Robert, 1st Earl of Roden, which
ladyd. 1 Sept. 1807; and 3rdly, Harriet, dau. of — Bevan, Esq.
of Salop. Gen. Orde c(. 2 Aug. 1820, leaving issue, by his 2nd
■wife,
Leonard Shafto. now of Weetwood.
Robert Jocelyn Shafto.
Anne Rosamond, la. Major Stratton, H.E.I.C.S.
And by his 3rd wife,
Henry William.
Rosamond.
Harriet, m. 1833, Lieut. -Col. Kent Murray. Knt. St. F., and
K.J.C.
Arms, Crest, <tc. — As Orde of Dv.nv.ykirk.
Scats — Weetwood Hall, Belford; arid Shorestonc Hall, Chat
Hill, Northumberland.
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OBDE OF HOPTON HOUSE.
Orde, James Hexrt, Esq., J.P., of Hopton
House, Suffolk, M.A., b. 30 Sept. 1830 ; m. 5 June,
1856, Margaret, dau. of Daniel Gurney, Esq. of
Ifortb Euneton, Norfolk, and has issue*
I. Charles Sosiebville, 6. 8 Aug. 1858.
II. Lancelot Francis, 6. 23 Oct. 1S59.
III. Julian Walter, b. 14 Jan. 1861.
1. Evelyn Alice. ii. Sybil Margaret.
III. Margaret Louisa.
IV. Olive Elizabeth.
HincagC— See Orde of Weetwood.
Seat — Hopton House, Great Yarmouth,*
♦
O'REILLY OF EAST BREFNEY.
O'Eeillt, ^Itl-es GtEQ-rge, The O'Eeixit, of
the Heath House, Queen's Co., Capt. North Cork
Eifles, J.P. CO. Leitrim, b. 30 Oct. 1829 ; m. 1858,
Elizabeth, dau. of G-eorge Brunskill, Esq. of the
Lodge, Turnham Green, and has issue,
I. Mtles Beresfobd, 6. 23 Jan. 1800.
n. Edward Adalbert, 6. 5 Dec. 1875.
I. Melanie Georgina. ii. Gwendoline Beresforfl.
III. Brunehault Mildred Elizabeth.
IV. Guineveve Hilda. v. Ehzabeth Beresford.
iCilirHCJC. — Ragallagh (the son of Cathalan, Prince of
Brefny, and grandson of Dcbh Cron, a leading chief against
the Danes, who was eldest son of Maolmobdha, Dynast of
East Brefny, lineally descended from Brian, the 4th Milesian
King of Connaught) s. his father in the government of Muintir
Maolmordha, a.d. 981, and commanded the royal army during
the reign of Maolseachluin until the dethronement of that
prince, in 1002, in favour of Brian Boroimh, from which period
RaghaUach accompanied that celebrated chief in all his expe-
ditions, and at length fell with him at the battle of Clontarf.
Ragallagh's son and successor,
Abten, Prince of East Brefny, was father of
Targaille, Prince of East Brefny, who was the first that
assumed the name of Ua Ragallagh, or O'Reilly. From
this time, too, the principality of East Brefny went by the
appellation of Brefny O'Reilly, and that of West Brefny by
that of Brefny O'Ruarc, until both ■nere converted into shire
ground, called counties, by Queen Elizabeth, under the
government of Thomas, Earl of Sussex, a.d. 1562, at which
time the eastern division was called the co. of Cavan, and the
western the co. of Leitrim. Our limited space precludes us
from entering minutely into the history of the subsequent
O'Reillys, Princes of Brefny, until we come to
John O'Reilly, Prince of Brefny, ■who was engaged in a
lengthened warfare with Aodh-Oge, the son of Aodh-Ruadh
MacMahon, for the maintenance of his inheritance. He m.
Catharine, dau. of Conn, son of Dowel O'Neil, Prince of
Tyrone, and was s. by liis eldest son,
Febgal O'Reilly, Prince of Brefny, d. 153C, when his next
brother,
Maolmordha, or Mtles O'Reilly, was declared Sovereign
Prince of East Brefny. He m. Marjora, dau. of Hugh Dubh
O'Donnell, Dynast of Tirconnell, and dying 1565, had issue,
O'Reilly, who, following the example of O'Neill, O'Donnell,
and aU the neighbouring princes, repaired to Dublin, made his
submission to the Lord Deputy, St. Leser, and took an oath of
allegiance to Heney Vlll.; despite which, however, we &nC
him engaged in 1552, in hostilities against the Lord Lieutenant
Sir James Crofts, who had imprisoned O'Neill. Subsequently
a feud arose between the O'Neills and the O'Reillys, which led
to much bloodshed, and the overthrow of O'Neill's army.
O'Reilly was s. by his eldest son,
AoDH, or Hcgh O'Reilly, Prince of Brefny, surnamed
Connell. The Prince m. thrice, 1st, the dau. of Betagh, Lord
of Moynalty, co. Meath, by whom he had three sons, i. John
RcADH (Sir), of whom presently ; ii. Philip, Prince of Brefny,
slain in 1596 (his son 31iles was father of Edmond, whose son
Sliles was one of the most experienced and distinguished officers
during the war of 1641. After the reduction of his country in
165'2, he accompanied his cousin, Philip O'Reilly, to Spain,
and was there raised by his Catholic Majesty to the rank of
Marechal de Camp ; he d. universally regretted in 1670) ; and
III. Eogan, elected Prince of Brefny at the decease of Edmond
of Kihiacrott, in 1601, and d. 1003. Hugh O'Reilly m. 2ndly,
Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Nugent, Knt. of Carlanstown, co.
Westmeath, and by her had one son, Maolmordha, .s. his
half-brother, Eogan, as Prince of Brefny, and held the Govern-
ment until the plantation of Ulster in 1609. He m. 3rdly,
Isabella Barnaval. O'Reilly d. 1583, when his eldest son.
Sir John O'Reilly (eldest son of Aodh O'Reilly, Prince of
Brefny) set up for the sovereignty in opposition to his imcle,
Edmond, who had been elected Tanist. John, finding his party
weak, repaired to England to solicit Elizabeth's aid, and was
kindly received at Court, invested with the Order of Knight-
hood, and returned with letters from the Queen to the Lord-
Deputy and Council of Ireland, instructing them to support
him and his claim. By this powerful interest, Edmond the
Tanist was set aside for Sir John, who, being then quietly
settled in the government of East Brefny, was deputed, along
with his uncle, Edmond, representative for co. Cavan in the
Parliament held in Dublin, May, 1585, to which all the other
chiefs of the kingdom were invited, with a view of bringing
them to a due submission to the Government and laws of
England. In the month of November following, Sir John
O'Reilly entered into certain articles of composition and agree-
ment with Sir John Perrott, Lord-Deputy of the Council of
Ireland, ■nhereby he consented to surrender the principality of
East Brefny to the Queen, on condition of obtai.iing it again
from the Crown m ca^ite by English tenure. This stipulation
O'RE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'RE
1207
was acceded, and a deed of feoffment perfected on the last day
of Aiicr. 1590. Sir John m. the dau. of Philip Oge 0'Keii!y,
Chief olToclitaiTira, and had issue,
Maolmobdha, or Mvles, tiie Beautilul, who opposed his
gianci lUKic, Kdniond 0 Itcilly, the Tanist.iu the succession,
but was ^lai^ in a contest near the Blacliwater, 14 Aug.
loJ^. He lelt a son, Miles, who d. s. p. 1617.
HucH, father of two sons, Philip and Miles. The elder, who
raised a liriirade of I,20u men, chiefly composed of his own
name and tamily, and served with distinction as Lieut. -Gen.
in the Confederate army of the Catholics of Ireland, during
the Civd Wars of 1G41, was appointed by the Assembly of
Kiiitenny Lord President of Ulster. After the reduction of
Ireland by Cromwell, Hugh O'Keilly retired with his
brigade into the Spanish service, in the Netherlands, where
be (/. soon aftei-, and was buried in the Monastry of St.
Domini^^k, in the city of Louvain. By Kosa O'Neill his
wife, he had an only son, Hduh Kuadh O'Keilly, who was
gl.iin by the Cromwellians 1651, leaving, by Margaret his
Vile, dau. of Conor O'Brien, Viscount Clare, a son, Hdgh,
drowned at sea on his voyage to Spain. His cousin and
next ot kin, Kdmond Buidh O'Reilly (son of Miles, and
grandson of Hugh, the son of Sir John O'Keilly), served in
the army of Prance, whence he accompanied James II. to
Ireland 1688, and was by that monarch appointed Governor
of CO. Cavan, or East Brefny. During tlie campaigns that
followed, he fought gallantly for his ill-fated Prince, and at
U'nrjtli, after the capitulation of Limerick, retired with his
brigade to France, where he d. 1693, leaving, by Joan his
wife, dau. of Bryan O'Farrall, Lord of Mote, co. Longford,
an only son, Eogan O'Reilly, who m. at St. Germain en
Laye, tlie dau. of Col. Felix O'Neill, and had a son. Edmond
O'Reilly, who, at the beginning of tiie French Revolution,
was resident in Paris, with the rank of Lieut.-Col. in
Dillons rent., and Knight of the Royal and Military Order
of St. Louis.
At Sir Jolins decease, 1 June, 1596, his uncle,
Edmo.nd O'Reilly, of Kilnacrott, .s. as Prince of East Brefny.
He m. twice; 1st, a dau. of the noble House of Plunkett; and
2ndly, a dau. of that of Nugent, and had several children.
From his youngest son, Turlough, sprung the Scabvach
family (which sc(). He d. April, 1601. His ard son,
John O'Reii.ly, Esq., m. Catherine, dau. of Sir James
Butler, and dying 1621, left a son,
Bkia.n O'Reilly, Esq., m. Hon. Mary Plunket, dau. of Lord
Dunsany, and d. 1631, having had (with three other sons,
Cathal ; Eogan. d. s. ji. ; and Hugh) an eldest son,
Maolmoiidha, or Myles O'Reilly, Esq., an able military
officer during the Civil Wars of 1641, killed at the head of his
troops, leaving, by Catherine his wife, dau. of Col. Charles
O'Reilly, of co. Leitrim (with a younger son, Edmond), an
elder son,
John O'Reilly, Esq. of Conlyn and Garryrocock, co. Cavan,
and subsequently of Ballymacadd, co. Meath, M.P. for co.
Cavan 1689, wlio raised a regt. of dragoons at his own expense
for tlie service of King James II. He m. Margaret, dau. of
Owen O'Reilly, and d. Feb. 1716, having had (with two daus.)
five sons,
Conor, of Garryrocock, co. Cavan, Capt. In his father's regt.
of dragoons, d. s. p. May, 17'23.
Myles, m. Aug. 1698, Mary Barnewall, by whom he had
(with two daus., Mary m. Philip Tuite, of Newcastle,
CO. Meath; and Margaret, m. Walter Dowdall, Esq. of
Cloune, CO. Meath) three sons. John, his heir, d. s. p. 1767 ;
and Dominiik and Frances, both d. s. p. He d. June, 1731.
Bryan, of whom we treat.
Owen, or Eugene, who m. and had a sen, James.
Thomas, ancestor of the Baltrasna branch {ichich see).
The 3id son,
Bryan O'Keilly, Esq. of Ballenrink, Capt. in his father's
regt. of dragoons, m. Margaret, dau. of Col. Luke M'Dowell,
of Montach, co. Roscommon, and by her (who d. 30 Nov. 1755)
had six sons. Capt. O'Reilly d. 6 Sept. 1748, in his 72nd year.
His eldest son,
Myles O'Reilly, Esq. of Tullystown, co. Westmeath, to.
1740, Sarah, dau. of William Fitzsimons, Esq. of Garadioe, co.
T^Icatli, and had (with a dau., Margaret, m. the Barcn de
Bellegardc, Seigneur de Laran, &c., of Toulouse, in France)
three sons,
John Alex.inder, Lieut.-Col. of the regt. of Hibcrnia. in
Charles IV., King of Spain's service, m. Mary Lalur, of
Cran'i. co. Tiiijierary. and </. s. 2'- 1801.
T>/-wF.i,L, of whom presently.
Matthew (ancestor of O'Reilly of Knock Abbey).
Mr. O'Reilly d. in Dublin 4 Feb. 1775, aged 67 years. The
2nd son,
DowELL O'Reilly, Esq. of Heath House, Queen's Co., in.
1st, May, 1775, Margaret, dau. of John O'Conor Failghe, Esq.
of the city of Dublin, but by her (who d. in the same year) had
no surviving issue. He in. 2ndly, March, 1780, Elizabeth, dau.
II.
of James Knox, Esq. of Moyne, co. Mayo, by Dorothy Eut-
ledge his wife, and had issue,
Myles John, his heir.
James Fitzsimons, Capt. 13th British regt., and Col. of a
Spanish regt., killed in a Eoriie liom ihe town of To.cs?, ia
Spain, unm. Alexander, d. young.
Dowell, a distinguished officer in the Royal Navy, m. Jsne,
dau. of D. K. Marshall, Esq. of Truro, Cornwall, ynd le:t at
his decease, 1817, one son, Dowcil, a military ofli.tr.
Dorinda, d. unm.
Elizabeth, m. Stephen Hastings Atkins, Esq.
JIargaret, m. her cousin, William O'Keilly, Esq. of Knock
Abbey Castle, and d. 1842. Sarah, d. v.nm.
Mr. O'Reilly a. 13 Nov. ]838, and was s. by his eldest son,
Myles John O'Reu.ly, Esq., D.L., of The Heath House, 6.
15 Dec. 1780; m. 16 Jan. 18'29, Elizabeth Anne, elder dau of
the Hon. and Rev. George delaPoerBeresford, son of William,
1st Lord Decies, Archbishop of Tuam, by Ehzabeth FitzGibbon
his wife, sister of Lord Chancellor Clare, and had issue,
I. Myles George, now of the Heath House.
II. George Btre.=;^rd, 6. 30 Marcn, 1832; m. 1867, Harrietta,
dau. ot H. Adams, Esq. ot Santa F'e de Bogota, U.S. Columbia.
III. Henry Tristram, an officer H.E.I.C.S.. b. 30 Nov. 18a6;
7/1. 1862, Miss Hickson, dau. of Rev. E. Ilickson, of co. Coik.
1. Susan Rachel.
■a. Elizabeth Ellen, m. James Deakin, Esq., M.D., Surgeon
70th foot.
Mr. O'Reilly d. 1857.
^r)«.s— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, vert, a dexter hand ppr.,
bloody , supported by two lions rampant or; 2nd and 3id, urg.,
on a mount an oak with a snake descending its trunk ppr. sup-
ported by two lions rampant gu. Cre«rs— 1st, An oak tree with a
snake entwined descendant ppr. issuing out of a ducal coronet
or; 2nd, An arm mailed in armour couped at the elbow the
gauntlet grasping a dagger all ppr. Supporters— Tyio lions or.
Motto — Fortitudine et prudentia.
Resiaences — The Heath House, near Maryborough, Queen's
Co. : and 6, Denmark Terrace, Brighton, Sussex.
O'REILLY OF KNOCK ABBEY.
O'Reilly, Myles "William Patrick, Esq. of
Knock Abbey, co. Louth, J.P. and D.L., B.A. Lon-
don, LL.D. Kome, High SherifP 1841, M.P. for co.
Longford since 1862, b. 13 March, 1825 ; m. 3 Aug.
185y, Ida, 2nd dau. of Edmund Jerringham, Esq.
of 43, Rutland Grate, Hyde Park, London, and by
her (who d. 1878) has issue,
II. Edmund, 6. 1866.
IV. Francis, 6. 1872.
II. Edith.
I. W:lliam, 6. 1864.
:ii. Charles, 6. 1869.
I. Mary.
iCtttCajC — This is a branch of the ancient Milesian House
of O'Reilly, Princes or East Erefny.
Matthew O'Reilly, Esq. of Knock Abbey, co. Louth, 3rd
son of Myles O'Reilly, Esq. of Ttdlystown (scd O'Reilly o///tc.^A
House), in. 1st, 1777, Anna Maria, dau. of John O'Conor Failghe,
Esq. of Dublin, and had issue,
Mathew, his heir.
John, b. Nov. 1780; d. unm. March, 1830.
Anna Maria, in. Richard Dease, Esq., M.D., and was mother
of the present Matthew O'Reilly Dease, Esq. of Dee Farm,
CO. Louth, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Lcuth 1857, and
for CO. Cavan 1861, and M.P. lor Louth 1868-74.
Mr. O'Reilly in. 2ndly, Nov. 1789, Margaret, dau. cf Myles
Dowdall, Esq. of Carne Isle, co. Meath, by his wife Elizabeth
Lyster, of New Park, co. Roscommon, and by her had,
Myles, b. Sept. 1791; d. v.nm. Oct. 1822.
William, of whom presently.
Walter, Col. in the army, C.B., 6. Sept. 1793; m. 14 Nov.
1827, Harriett, Duchess of Roxburghe, widow of James,
5tb Duke, and d. s. p. 4 March, 1844.
Dowell, Attorney-General of Jamaica, 6. May, 1795; d. unm.
18.55.
Richard Anthony, a Judge in Jamaica, 6. March, 1811 ; d,
v.nm. 1860.
Elizabeth, d. unm. 1854.
Mr. O'Reilly d. 1 Jan. 1817, and was s. by his eldest son,
Mathew O'Reilly, Esq. cf Knock Abbey, b. May, 1779; m.
Feb. 1830, Susan Anne, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. George de
la Poei Bercsford, but dying without issue, June, 1841 (his
widow in. 2ndly, 2 June, 1842, Gerald S. Fitzgerald, Esq. of
Mount Offaley), was s. by his brother,
William O'Reilly, Esq. of Knock Abbey, J.P. and M.P. for
Dundalk, 6. Sept. 1792; m. Aug. 1820, Mail'- ret, 4th dau. of
Powell O'Reilly, Eyq. of The Heath House, Queen's Co., and
bad issue,
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JItles William Patrick, now of Knock Abbey,
Elizabeth Margaret, d. unm. 1873.
Mr. O'Remy d. 1844.
Arms, dr.— See O'Reillt of The Heath.
.Seff(s— Knock Abbey, Duiidalk, co. Loutb; Knocknegan,
Balbrigsan, co. Dublin.
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O'EEILIiY-DEASE.
See Dease, and preceding Memoir.
O'SEILLY OF BALTRASNA.
The late Anthony O'Reilly, Esq. of Baltrasna,
00. Meath, J.P. and D.L., b. 23 June, 1812 ; m. 14
May, 1836, Alicia Maria, dau. of Capt. John
Eortescue, by Margaret bis wife, dau. of Sir Jobn
Meredyth, Bart., of Newtown, co. Meatb, and by
lier (who d. 20 Feb. 1858) had issue,
I. James William Foetescce, b. 3 Oct. 1841 ; d. June, 1855.
II. Caroline Maria, m. 12 Sept. 1861, William Mark Miller
Fortescue, Esq., late of the 60th Eifles (of the Clermont
family), and d. s. p. 20 Sept. 1862.
11. Alicia Margaret, m. 28 Dec. 1867, Edward Watts Russell,
Esq., youngest son of Jesse Watts Russell, Esq. of Ham
Hall, CO. Stafford, and has, James, 6. 1869, and other issue.
ui. Harriet Georgina, m. 24 June, 1865, Matthew R. Weld
O'Connor, Esq. of Viewmount, Loncford, and has issue.
IV. Florence Henrietta, m. 6 Dec. 1871, John Archibald
Murray, Esq., Capt. 97th regt.
V. Edith Sophia, r,i. 3 Oct. 1878, Capt. Philip Earne, late
60th Eifles, 2nd son of Frederick Barne, Esq. of Sotterley
and Dunwich, Suffolk.
VI. Olivia Blanche, m. 12 Jan. 1869, William George Clayton
Wade, Esq., eldest son of Eoberc Craven Wade, Esq. of
Clonebrany, co. Meath. vii. Eva Cornelia.
Mr. O'Reilly was High Sheriff co. Carau 1845. He
d. 1874.
iLincagC. — This is another branch of the princely House
of O'Reilly.
Thomas O'Reillt, Esq. of Ball£;amy, youngest son of John
O'Reilly, Esq. {see O'Reilly of Hiuth House), was in his father's
regt.; he m. 1691, Rosa, dau. of Luke M'Dowell, Esq. of
Montjgh, CO. Roscommon; and d. 1756, having had issue,
Patrick, d. s. p.
Philip, a Friar of the Order of St. Dominick.
Jasles, of whom presently.
Thomas, of Robuck, co. Cavan, d. Feb. 1786, leaving an only
dau. and heiress, who ra. Capt. Adams, who took the name
of O'Reilly, and became O'Reilly of Belmont.
Connor, d. s. p.
Dominick, 6. May, 1719, Lieut.-Gen. in the Spanish service,
and Chamberlain to H.E.H. Don Antonio, Inianta of Spain.
^Nicholas, Capt. in the Spanish service, d. in Spain.
Alexander (Count), 6. at Baltrasna, 1722, Generalissimo in
the Spanish service, Capt.-Gen. of Andalusia, Governor of
Cadiz, Inspector-Gen. of Infantry, and Commander of the
Order of Calatrava, Grandee of Spain of the First Class.
He -m. Donna Rosa los Casas, and d. 1794. His eldest son,
Peteb Paul, Count O'Reilly, m. the Countess of Buena
"Vista, and d. at the Havannah, leaving issue, i. Don
Manuel, Count d'O'Reillt,* Marquis de Buena A'ista,
Grandee of Spain, (fee, &c. ; ii. Don Pedro, Capt. of Cavalry,
and Aide-de-Camp to his uncle, the Duke of Baylen, at
Madrid; m. Don Ferdinand; i. Eosa, in. M. de Henera;
II. Maria de la Concepcion.
The 3rd son,
James O'Reillt, Esq. of Baltrasna, m. Catherine, dau. of
Philip Tuite, Esq. of Xewcastle, co. Meath ; and d. 5 Jan.
1786, leaving (with a dau., Mary, m. James O'Reilly, Esq. of
Millcastle, co. Westmeath) two sons, Thomas, his heir; and
Anthony, 6. 30 April, 1746; d. s. p. Sept. 1803. The former,
Thomas O'Reilly, Esq. of Baltrasna, J. P., an officer in the
army, h. 22 April, 1741 ; m. March, 1773, Margaret, dau. of
the Hon. Justice Robert Sibthorp, of Duneany, co. Louth, by
Marianne his wife, dau. of Gen. Cochrane, and niece to Thomas,
8th Earl of Dundonald, and by her (who d. 1323) had issue,
Jajies, his heir. Robert, 6. 10 March, 1779 ; d. 1788.
Thomas, 6. 21 Feb. 1780; d. unm.
Anthony Alexander, 6. 23 Sept. 1781, Col. in the army; m.
5 Aug. 1799, Anne, il;ui. of Edward Graves, Esq. of Mary-
borough, and hud (wiMi two d;iiis., Anne, m. Capt. Leeson,
E.I.C.'s service: and Catharine, m. Col. M'Clean, 27th
regt.) Jve sons, 1 Thomas; 2 James, r,i. Miss Henricks, of
* Count O'Reilly succeeded to the Dukedom of Baylen, held
by the well-known Gen. Castanos.
Somerset, Cape of Good Hope, and had issue; 3 John
Robert, Cape Mounted Rifles ; 4 George; 5 Anthony.
Stephen, 6. 1786; d. s. p.
John Roberts, Lieut. R.N., 5. 9 April, 1794; who, by Anne
his wife, has issue a dau., Georgiana Geraldine, m. Albert
Haseltine, Esq., E.N.
Marianne Margaret. Catherine, d. unm.
Mr. O'Reilly d. Dec. 1805, and was s. by his eldest son,
James O'Reillt, Esq. of Baltrasna, J.P., 6. 22 June, 1775;
■m. 1 Oct. 1799, Henrietta Catherine Blanche, youngest dau.
of Oliver Nugent, Esq. of Farrenconnell, co. Cavan, and had
issue,
James, I. 5 July, 1800; d. s. p. 9 Sept. 1825.
Thoma.s, b. 11 Feb. 1804; d. 24 June, 18'22.
Anthony, late of Baltrasna.
Robert John, of Millcastle, co. Westmeath, Barrister-at-taw,
6. 9 July, 1813; i,i. 1st, 30 Dec. 1842, Florence Tankervill,
dau. of Godfrey KneUer, Esq., of Donhead Hall, Wilts,
which lady d. 28 June, 1844; and 2ndly, 29 Aug. 1857,
Eleanor Grace, 2nd dau. of Sir Norton Joseph KnatchbuU,
Bart, of Mersham, Kent, and has a dau., Kathleen Mary.
Henrietta Catharine, m. Richard Bolger, Esq. of Ballard, co.
Westmeath, and has issue.
Caroline Blanche, m. William B. Stoker, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law, d. s. p. Selina, d. unm. 21 Nov. 1829.
Louisa Marianne Mervyn, d. unm. 24 May, 1827.
Mr. O'Reilly served as High Sheriff for Meath in 1S03, and for
Cavan in 1804. He d. 19 March, 1853.
Arms, Crest, and Motto — As C'Reillt of Heath Eouse.
Seat — Baltrasna, Old Castle, co. Meath.
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O'REILLY OR REILLY OF SCARVAGH,
Eeiliy, Johx Temple, Esq. of Scarragh House,.
CO. Down, J.P. and D.L., co. Down, High Sherifl!
185 i, and J.P. co. Armagh, b. 19 Jan. 1812 ; m. 30
Oct. 1865, EUzabeth, dau. of James O'Hara, Esq.
of Lenaby, co. Galway, by his wife Anne, dau. of 7
the Hon. Power le Poer Trench, Archbishop of i
Tuam, and has had issue,
I. John Miles Temple, b. 21 March, 1867 ; d. an infant. I
IL GusTAvus JIiLES O'Haba, b. 22 June, 1869. |
HI. John Temple James, 6. IS May, 1871 ; d. an infant.
I. Anne Elizabeth. i
^intKQC. — This branch of the^ancient Milesian House of ^
O'Reilly, Princes of East Brefny, has, for some generations, f
discontinued the prefix 0'. L
TCELOGH O'Reilly, youngest son of Edmund O'Reilly, of
Kilnacroft, Prince of East Brefny (see O'Reilly of Th^ Heath),
had two children, BBiAuand John. The elder, Brian O'Reillt,
had two sons, Jons O'Reilly, Esq. of Belfast, and Miles, a
Capt. in the army. The former was father of
Miles Eeilly, Esq. of Lurgan, co. Armagh, 5. 1660; m.
16S0, Jane, dau. of the Very Rev. Dean Marlow, and had
issue, John, d. s. p. ; James, d. s. p. ; Charles ; Marlow ; John.
Mr. Eeilly rf. 13 May, 1735, and was s. by his youngest son,
John Reilly, Esq. of Scarvagh, m. 1738, Lucy, dau. of
Francis Savage, Esq. of Ardkeen, co. Down, and was father of
John Eeilly, Esq. of Scarvagh, Chief Commissioner of
Public Accounts, M.P. for Elessington, High Sheriff of co.
Down 1776, and of co. Armagh 1786, 6. 1745; m. 1773, Jane,
dau. and co-heir of Col. William Lushington, of Sittingbonrne,
Kent, and had issue,
I. John Loshington, his heir.
II. William Edniond, of Tamnagharrie, co. Down, M.P. for
Hillsborough, High Sheriff of co. Down 1815, m. Harriett,
dau. of Robert Hamilton, Esq. of Strabane, co. Tyrone, and
had issue,
1 John, b. 1808; 7)i. Julia, dau. of William Brabazon, Esq.;
d. 1847, and had issue, William (m. 1870, Eosalind, dan.
of Hamilton Smythe, Esq.), John, Hamilton, and Letitia,
1 Anne, d. unm.
2 Jane, m. Rev. James Ford; d. 1842.
3 Haniett, r.i. 1847, Charles Hamilton, Esq. d. 1869.
in. James Miles, of Cloon Eavin, co. Down, Barrister-at i
Law, m. Fob. 1817, Emilia Georgina Susanna, 2nd daa. o I
Ecv. Hugh Montgomery, of Grey Abbey, co. Down, by hi:
wife, the Hon. Emilia Ward, youngest dau. of Bernard, Is
Viscount Bangor; and d. 4 Jan. 1848, having had issue,
1 John, Barrister-at-Law, h. 16 Nov. 1817; m. 14 Ave
1845, the Hon. Augusta Sugden, youngest dau. of E(!
ward, 1st Lord St. Leonards; and d. 3 July, 1875, havin
had issue, Emily ; Kathleen Matilda, m. 1870, M. J. Bell
Esq. (see Bell of Bourne Park); and Winifred Ellen.
2 James Myles, in the Indian army, b. Feb. 1823j o
11 April, 1844.
1 3 Francis Savage, Barrister-at-Law, 6. Feb. 1825.
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4 William Edmund Moysc9, Col. Royal Artillery, C.B.,
Chevalier of the Lesion of Honour, (). Jan. 1827.
5 Hugh Arthur, Cupt. li.N., 6. May, lS'i8; d. unm.
11 July, \S6>.
1 Emilia Maria Catherine, d. 1868. 2 Jane Hester.
3 Thcodosia Harriett.
I. Jane Hester, d. 1813.
II. Amelia, m. Lieut. -Col. Stackpoolo, of the 45th regt., c?.
1865.
11^. Elizabeth, m. Francis Hamilton, Esq.; and rf . 183C.
Mr. Reilly d. 26 July, 1&04, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Ldsuinoton Keilly, Esq. of Scarvagh, High Sheriff of
CO. Down 1810, 7)1. 9 June, 1807, Louisa, 2nd dau. of Gustavus
Handcock Temple, Esq. of Waterstowii, co. Westmeatb, and
had issue,
John Temple, his heir.
Gustavus Handcock, an oflScer in the army, 6. Feb. 1313; d.
29 July, 1841.
Eobert Lushington, Capt. E.I.C.'s service, 6. 1818; vi. 1 Jan.
1847, Clementina Janet, dau. of Thomas Andrews, Esq. of
Edinburgh ; d. Dec. 1863, leaving issue, 1 John Temple
Charles, 23rd foot, b. 30 June, 1849; 1 Louisa Elizabeth;
2 Flora Christian. Capt. Reilly's widow m. 2ndly, 1862,
Robert, 3rd Earl of Rodcn, K.P.
William Charles, b. May, 1819; d. 19 Dec. 1845.
James Mylcs Townscnd, Capt. E.I.C.'s service ; m. Feb. 184G,
Ehza, dau. of Gen. James Mandeville Hacket; and d. Feb.
18r)5, having had a son, Arthur Cecil, b. 1850.
Isabella Elizabeth, m. May, 1834, Rev. John D'Arcy, of
Gal way.
Jane Lushington, m. 13 Aug. 1830, Rev. J. Hill ; and d.
21 Dec. 1839. Louisa Mary.
Gertrude Harriett, m. 17 Feb. 1840, Robert Quin Alexander,
Esq. of Acton House, co. Armagh.
Mary Amelia. Frances Lucy.
Charlotte Moore, m. 1855, Gen. George F. Moore, late Staff
Officer of Pensioners.
Mr. Reilly d. 3 Dec. 1S40, and was .t. by his son, the present
John Te.mple Reilly, Esq. of Scarvagh.
Arms, Crest, &c. — 0"R^iia;t of the Heoih.
Scat — Scarvagh House, Scarvagh, co. Down.
OELEBAR OP HINWICK HOXTSE.
Oelebae, Richard, Esq. of Hin-wick House, co.
Bedford, J.P., b. 10 AprH, 1833 ; tn. 30 July, 1861,
Frederica St. John, youngest dau. of Sir William
E. Rouse Boughtou, 10th bart. of Downton Hall,
Salop, and has issue,
I. Richard Rouse Boughton, 6. 20 May, 1862.
II. Beauchamp Orlando Chichele, 6. 3 May, 1863.
iLtnC3£C. — This family was very early settled at Harrold,
CO. Bedford, and in its neighbourhood. The name is a Saxon
compound derived from the village and hundred of Orling-
■tury, CO. Northampton, about 20 miles from Bedford, in which
form it was occasionally spelt, as well as in that of Orlebare
and Oulebare. In the reign of Edwabd III., Thomas Oele-
bere was M.P. for the town of Bedford. His descendant, John
Oblebebe or Oelebab, of Harrold, left three sons,
Robert, d. unm. George, of whom presently.
John, m. Mary, dau. of Richard Ryder, of Kent, and had an
only surviving dau., 6. 1630 ; m. Sir Jonathan Keate,
Bart, of The Hoo, Herts.
The 2nd son,
George Orlebab, m. Margaret, only dan. and sole heiress
of Richard Child, Esq. of Poddington, and heiress also of
WiUiam Payne, Esq., Lord of the Manor of Poddington and
of Hinwick, and by her had issue,
George, successor to his father.
Richard, 6. 1625 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Cooper, Esq.
of Arthinsworth, co. Northampton, by whom he had one
son and three daus.. Cooper, whose dau. and heir, Eliza-
beth, ni. Sir Thomas llatton, Bart. ; Susannah, m. Hum-
phrey Wykeham, Esq. of Swalcliffe ; Anne, m. the Rev. Dr.
Carrier, Canon of Peterborough ; and Judith, m. Dr. James
Johnson, Master of Sidney Sussex Coll. Camb.
John, of whom hereafter.
The eldest son,
George Orlebab, Esq., m. Ursula, dan. of Oliver Boteler,
Esq. of Wooton, co. Bedford, and had (with other issue) three
ions and two daus., i. Richard, his heir; ii. George, proved
founder's kin to Archbishop Chichele, of All Souls' Oxford,
through his mother; iii. Oliver; i. Judith, to. 1676, James
Boteler, of Harrold; ii. Margaret, m. 1676, John Hawcs. The
eMest son,
BicHABO Oblebab, Esq., m. Jane, dau. of Sir Thomas HattoD,
Bart, of Long Stanton, co. Cambridge, and had issue,
Richard, his successor.
Thomas, m. his tirst-cousin, Judith, dau. of James Boteler,
and was ancestor in the Icinule line of the Kev. Orlebur
Smyth, of Apsley House; the Kev. Orlebar Marsh ; and the
Rev. Orlebar St. John Cooper, all of the co. Bedford.
William, an officer in the army, d. unm. at Boston, America.
The eldest son,
Richard Orlebab, Esq., built Hinwick House, leaving the
old residence of the family at Poddington to become a farm-
house, which still remains and bears traces of having been
embattled. He m. Diana, dau. and (with her sister Lady
Suffolk) co-heiress of Sir Samuel Astrey, of Henbury, Clerk of
tho Privy Council of James II., and d. s. p., having devised
his property to his cousin. We now return to John, 3rd son
of George Orlebar, Esq., by Margaret Child, his wife. This
John Orlebar, Esq. of tho Middle Temple, 6. 1633; m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Kelynge, of Soutliill, Bods, Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, by Martha, his
2nd wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Boteler, of Bidcnham, co. Bed-
ford, and had a son, John Orlebar, of the Middle Temple, a
Master in Chancery, 6. 1667 ; vi. Elizabeth, dau. of John Whit-
field, Esq. of Ives Place, Berks, and left an only son, John
Orlebar, of the Middle Temple, who eventually inherited tho
property of his cousin, Richard Orlebar. The last-named,
John Orlebar, Commissioner of Excise, and JI.P. for Bed-
ford, 6. 1697; TO. Mary, dau. of Samuel Rolt, Esq., M.P., of
Milton Ernest, co. Bedfurd, and had a son and successor,
Richard Orlebab, Esq. of Hinwick, 6. I7S6, one of the
Clerks Extraordinary of tho Piivy Council, m. 1st, EUzabetli,
dau. of the Rev. Joseph Cuthbert, Rector of Bulpham, Essex,
by whom he had issue,
Richard, his successor.
Mary, •;)!. William Augustus Skinner, Esq.
He m. 2ndly, Charlotte, only child of Robert Willing, Esq. of
London, and had issue,
I. John Richard, Capt. R.A., 6. 1781; d. unm.
II. George, R.N., 6.17S2, deceased.
III. Robert Charles, of Husborne Crawley, co. Bedford,
D.L., b. 1783 ; m. 1807, Charlotte, dau. and heiress of the
Rev. Daniel Shipton,* Rector of Wavendon and Willen,
and by her (who d. 1837) left at his decease,
1 Robert Shipton, of Crawley House, 6. 12 May, 1803; m.
10 April, 1S34, Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. Valentine
Ellis, of Walton, Bucks, and d. 8 Jan. 1879, having had
two daus., Arabella Emily, m. her cousin, Capt. Orlando
Orlebar, of Crawley House, Beds, Chevalier of the Legion
of Honour, and d. July, 1862, leaving a son, Orlando; and
Valentine Augusta.
2 Arthur Bedford, M.A., 6. II June, 1810 ; to. his cousin,
Eliza Orlebar, of Hinwick, and has issue, 1 Richard ; 1
Maria Charlotte; 2 Amy; 3 Fanny Christina; and 4
Madelena Eliza.
3 John Charles (Rev.), Rector of Whipsnade, Beds, b.
18 March, 1812; in. and has a son, John Francis.
4 Charles Daniel, 6. 19 April, 1813; d. s.p. 1874.
5 William, 0. 16 Aug. 1816.
6 Augustus (Rev.), Vicar of Willington, Beds, Rural Dean,
6. 14 June, 1S24 ; m. 14 July, 1859, Caroline Yarde, dau.
of the Kev. John Scobell, B.D., Rector of aouthorn and
All Saints', Lewes, Sussex, and Prebendary of Chichester
Cathedral, and has issue, Augustus Scobell, 6. 28 April,
1860; Evelvn Henry, 6. 19 Aug. 1S63, Georse Crewe, b.
26 Nov. 1866; Edward YuTdc, b. 16 Aug. 1872; Caroline
Scobell ; and Margaret Emily.
1 Charlotte Temperance, to. William Wells, Esq. of
Somerset House.
2 Mary Constantia, m. Col. George Hugh Messiter, 69th
regt.
3 Emily, m. Thomas Williams Hinchcliffe Granville, Esq.
of Bexhill Lodge, Sussex, and d. s. p. 1869.
IV. Orlando, 6. 1786, Commander R.N., to. Helen, only
dau. of Admiral Aplin, and by her (who d. 15 Nov. 1831)
had issue, Orlando Robert Hammond, late Capt. 2Sth regt..
Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, hi. his cousin, Arabella
Orlebar, and had a son, Orlando Robert Aplin; Heleu
Maria, nt. Capt. Burton, K.N. ; and Caroline Anna. m. the-
Rev. Alexander Burton, Incumbent of Trinity Church,
Southampton.
V. Frederic, E.I.C.S., 6. 1787; m. 22 April, 1829, Ann, dau.
of Stephen Round, Esq. of Beech Hill, Berks, and c/. s.p.
1840.
VI. William Augustus, 6. 1794 ; m. Mary Caroline, 2nd dau.
of Benjamin Longuct, Esq. of Bath.
VII. Henry, R.N., b. 1798, deceased.
I. Constantia, to. Edward Carey, Esq.
II. Anna Eliza, d. unm. in. Sydney, deceased.
* By his wife Temperance, dau. of the Rev. Arthur Bedfoid,
Vicar of Poddington and Sharnbiook, co. Bedford. Tem-
perance, the wife of the Rev. Daniel Shipton, by the will of her
cousin, Thomas James Selby, Esq. of Wh.addon Hall and
Wavendon, Bucks, s. to a part of his estates in 1772.
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IV. Frances Charlotte, m. 1st, W. Oakes Blount, Esq. ; and
2ndly, John William Rote, Esq. of Tickford Abbey, Bucks.
Mr. Orlebar d. 1803, and was s. by his eldest son,
BtcBABD Oelebae, Esq. of Hinwick House, 6. 1775; m.
1804, Maria, 4th dau. of Benjamin Longuet, Esq. of Bath, and
bad issue,
I. EicHASD Longuet, of Hinwick House.
u. Cuthbert (Rev.), b. 1S07; m. 31 March, 1838, Eleanor,
eldest dau. of John Kingston, Esq. of Begenfs Park,
late one of Her Majesty's Commissioners at Somerset
House, grand-dau. of Thomas Kingston, Esq. of Oak Hill,
Herts, M.P., and had issue,
1 Cuthbert Knightley, 6. 1844.
2 Vere Bernard, Lieut. E.N. 6. 1846.
1 Eleanor Edith. 2 Mary Louisa.
3 Florence, m. 2 Dec. 1874, George William Boase, Esq. of
Dundee. 4 Madeline.
He d. 1 Aug. 1861.
III. John, Bear-Admiral E.N., 6. 1810; m. at Quebec, 5 Feb.
1838, Harriet, youngest dau. of John Hale, Esq., Eeceiver-
General of Lower Canada, and niece of William Pitt
Amherst, 1st Earl Amherst, and has issue,
1 Henry. 2 John Hale, E.N.
2 Hotham.
1 Harriot. 2 Frances.
IV. Alexander, E.E., 6. May, 1814, andd. at Bermuda, 1834.
I. Diana, m. 1S31, her cou.sin, Edward Carey, Esq., and d.
leaving a son, Edward, E.N.
II. Maria Caroline, m. the Eev. Frederick Layton, and has
issue.
III. Madelena Augusta, m. at Paris, 22 Oct. 1839, M. le Vis-
comte de Belle Isle, Capt. of Dragoons in the French army,
and d. in Algeria, 1852.
IV. Eliza Hannah, m. her cousin, Arthur Bedford Orlebar,
and d. in Australia, 1856.
V. Ann Harriet, d. at Versailles, 1829.
Mr. Orlebar, High Sheriff of Bedfordshire 1808; d. 20 Jan.
1833, and was s. by his son,
EicHAKD LoNGCET Orlebab, Esq. of Hinwick House, J. P.
and D.L., 6. 21 June, 1806 ; m. 23 May, 1831, Sophia, eldest
dau. of Jasper Parrott, Esq. of Dundridge, co. Devon, M.P.,
and had issue,
RicHABD, now of Hinwick House.
John, 6. 19 Aug. 1834 ; m. 8 Dec. 1874, Julia Charlotte, 2nd
dau. of the late Henry Pearse, Esq.
Caroline Augusta, ra. Auu. 1856, Eev. Edward Penrose
Arnold, Fellow of All Souls' College, Oxford, 3rd son of Dr.
Arnold, Head Master of Kugby, and d. 4 Jan. 1860, leaving
a son, Augustus, b. 15 July. 1857.
Mary. Eachel Sophia. Maud.
Jlr. Orlebar served as High Sheriff of Bedfordshire 1859. He
<;!. 1 March, 1870.
Arms — Arg., two bars gn. charged the upper with two roses
the lower with one of the field barbed vert seeded or. Crest —
An eagle's head between two wings erect arg., charged on the
neck with two barrulcts gu. Jl/f»»o— Ora et labora.
Sefii.s— Ilinwiuk House and Hinwick Hall, near Welling-
horough; andDondrige House, Devon.
OE.ME OF ABBEYTOWN.
Oeme, William Hexet, Esq. of Abbey town, co.
Mayo, A.M., Brevet -Major 85tli Light Infantry, s.
bis father 12 June, 1826, and is representative of
this ancient family in Ireland.
ILtUCagC— William Okme, Esq. of Hanse Hall, by
Longden Green, in the co. of Stafford, descended from a family
long settled in the co. Chester, m. 1612, Grace, dau. of
^'icholas Hurt, Esq. of Castern, co. Stafford, and d. 1623,
leaving a son,
William Orme, Esq. of Hanse Hall, who, being a Eoyalist,
suffered heavy fines and imprisonments at the hands of Oliver
Cromwell. He lived to witness the Restoration, and had a
confirmation of his arms from Dugdale, Norroy, 1665. He m.
Anne, dau. of Thomas Brudenell, Esq. of Staunton Weevil),
CO. Leicester, and had issue, i. Thomas, his heir, s. to Hanse
Hall, d. 22 May, 1716, without surviving issue ; ii. William,
Col. in the French army, d. 1676 ; in. James, of whom pre-
sently; IV. Eobert, rf. unin.; i. Dorothea, '/)i. John Huckley,
Esq. of Leicester. He d. 14 Aug. 1665. His 3rd son,
James Orme, settled, circa 1671, in the co. of Mayo, where he
purchased considerable estates. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Barrow, Esq., of co. Cork, and had issue two sons,
I. EoBERT, his heir.
II. William, of Ballintobber, whose will is dated 21 Nov.
1727, '//!. Dorothea, dau. of Eobert Fleming, Esq. of
Achoory, co. Sligo, and had issue,
William, of Ballintoher, Major in the army, High Sheriff
CO. Mayo 1775, rf. v.nrii. 1790.
Elizabeth, m. 1759, her cousin, William Orme, Esq. of Fal-
garriff.
Dorothea, m. Matthew Fleming, Esq. of Old Eock.
Mr. Orme d. 1707, and was s. by his eldest son,
EoBEBT Orme, Esq. of Came, co. Mayo, m. 1703, Elizabeth,
dau. of James Johnston, Esq., and by her left issue four sons
and two daus.,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. James, of Fairfield, co. Mayo, m. Catherine, dau. of
Eobert Hillias, Esq. of Seaview, co. Sligo, and d. without
male issue.
III. William, of Falgarriff, co. Mayo, m. 1759, Elizabeth, dau.
of William Orme, Esq. of Ballintober, by his wife, Dorothea,
dau. of Robert Fleming, Esq. of Achonry, co. Sligo, and
by her (who d. 1 Jan. 1818, aged 87) left issue,
Eobert, of Milbrook, m. Dorothea, dau. of Matthew
Fleming, Esq. of Old Eock, who d. 18 Aug. 1831. He
d. s. p. 29 Nov. 1833.
1 AViLLLiM, of Belleville, J. P., m. 30 Sept. 1805, Isabella,
dau. of John Ormsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, co. Mayo,
and d. 24 Aug. 1842, leaving issue,
1 William, of Owenmore, co. Mayo, J. P., b. 16 Feb.
1810: m. 1st, 10 Oct. 1837, Janette, dau. of Christopher
Carleton L'Estrange, Esq. of Markethill, co. Fermanagh,
which lady d. 1850. He m. 2ndly, 16 Feb. 1858, Mar-
garet Barbara, eldest dau. of Rev. Savage Hall, Eector
of Loughgall, CO. Armagh.
2 Eobert, of Enniserone, co. Sligo, J.P. and D.L. co.
Sligo, 'in. 16 Feb. 1843, Sidney Fanny, dau. of Christopher
Carleton L'Estrange, Esq. of Market Hill, co. Fer-
managh, and has issue, Eobert William 6. 1856 ; Chris-
topher Guy; Alfred; Janette Georgina.
3 John Ormsby, m. Mary Jane, dau. of the Eev. Eichard
St. George, Vicar of Crossmolina, co. Mayo, and has
issue,
WOliam Richard.
Isabella. Dorothea Jane. Annette.
1 Elizabeth. 2 Dorothea.
3 Jane. 4 Isabella Maria.
rv. Robert, who settled in America, in Jones's county, and
became a Member of Congress.
I. Mary, m. John Leech, Esq. of Frankfort, co. Sligo.
II. Margaret, m. Thomas Paget, Esq. of Knockglass,lco. Mayo.
III. Lettice, m. Robert Atkinson, Esq.
The eldest son and heir,
Thomas Orme, Esq. of Came, 6. 1705; m. Jan. 1754, Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Atkinson, Esq. of Forgney, co. Longford,
and sister of Col. Atkinson. He d. Jan. 17S0, leaving an only
son and successor,
WrLLiAM Orme, Esq. of Abbeytown, co. Mayo, 6. 1757 ; m.
19 June, 1785, Anne, 2nd dau. of George Jackson, Esq. of
Enniscoe, co. Mayo, and had issue,
Thomas, of Abbeytown, co. Mayo.
William, of Glenmore, co. Mayo, 6. 16 Nov. 1789; r,i. Ist^
23 May, 1815, Cherry, youngest dau. of Francis Knox, Esq.
of Rappa Castle, co. Mayo, by Mary his wife, dau. and co-
heir of Annesley Gore, Esq. of Belleek, co. Mayo, brother
of Arthur, 1st Earl of Arran, and by her (who d. 10 May,
1817) had issue two sons,
William Kkox, of Glenmore, Ballina, co. Mayo, 6. 23 May,
1816, formerly Capt. in the army.
Francis Knox, B.A., Barrister-at-Law, 6. 23 April, 1817.
He m. 2ndly, 13 March, 1826, Anne Emily, 5th dau. of Col.
George Jackson, of Enniscoe, by Maria his wife, only dan.
and heir of William Eutledge, Esq. of Foxford, co. Mayo,
and d. 20 Aug. 1836, leaving by her two sons and a dau.,
Thomas, 6. 26 May, 1827; d.s.p. 30 Nov. 1846.
George, b. 13 Oct. 1829.
Maria Sidney.
Jane, m. 5 Dec. 1803, Samuel Handy, Esq. of Bracca CasUft ^
CO. Westmeath.
Elizabeth, m. 1804, William Fetherston, Esq. of Carrick, CO.
Westmeath.
Mr. Orme d. 20 May, 1813, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Orme, Esq., of Abbeytown, Major North Mayo |
Militia, 6. 7 June, 1787 ; m. 23 May, 1814, Elizabeth, 4th daU. \
of Col. George Jackson, M.P., of Enniscoe, co. Mayo, and had j
issue,
WrLLiAM Hesbt, now of .\bbeytown. George.
Thomas, Ensign 96th regt., d. s.p. 1839.
James, R.A., deceased.
Marion.
Major Orme d.'l2 June, 1826.
^r,„s_Quarter]y : 1st and 4th, az., an eagle displayed
between three poleaxes or; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a chevron
between three escallops gu. C're.H—A dolphin embowed az.,
fins and tail or, surmounted of a poleaxe as in the arms. Motto
— Fortiset fidelis.
Seat— Abbeytown, Crossmolina, co. Mayo.
I
I
ORM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OEM
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OBMEEOD OP TYLDESLEY AND
SEDBURY.
Ormebod, Eev. George Thomas Bailey, of
Tyldesley, co. Lancaster, b. 1 Oct. 1816; m. 5 Aug.
1875, Kate, 3rd dau. of T. S. Hill, Esq. of Stroud.
ltttTC<I0C. — The estate of Ormcrod, CUviRcr, which gave
name to this family in the 13th century, is seated in the parish
of Whalley and honour of CUthero, a mountainous di.siiict of
Lancashire, granted to the Lacies soon after the Conquest, and
divided by tlicm amon^'^t their miliiary followers.*
Of this family, JIatiiew de Hoemebode appears in charters
of the time of Henry III.
Adam and Tille de Obmekode, next occur in the Inq. Post
Mortem Hen. de Laci, Earl of Lincoln (4th Edward II.,
1341), as free tenants of their lands in Cliviger, under the Lord
of Cliihero.
The next generations were, Gilbert, 1316; John, John
Laurence, 1438; Adam, 1480; and Piers, 1495, father (by his
wife Elizabeth) of John.
This John de Ormerod is found by Inq. Post Mortem,
17 Henry VIII., 1526, to have c?. seised of lands atCliviger, held
from the King in capite, as of his duchy of Lancaster, in which
fee Clithero had been merged.
Peter Ormerod, son and heir by this inq., and aged 22 years
in 1526, was father of
Peter, wlio continued at Ormerod.
John (of Haslingden, in Lancashire), ancestor of a branch
settled ,in Somersetshire, of which was Oliver Ormerod,
M.A. of Emmanuel Coll. Cambridge, author of the Pictin-e
of a Puritan, lti05, and the Picture of a Papist, 1606, the
latter of which was patronised by the Secretary Cecil,
Earl of Salisbury. In 1617 the author was presented by
the Earl of Bath to the Rectory of Huntspill, and d. 1626,
leaving male issue, which he had previously connected with
the elder line, by an entry in Camden's Somersetshire Visi-
tation of 1623.
The eldest son,
Peter Okmbuod, Esq. of Ormerod (buried at Burnley, 1578),
was father (by his wife, Mary, dau. of Simon Haydock, of
Heysandforth) of
Lawrence Ormerod, of Ormerod, who m. 15S7, Elizabeth,
dau. of Bobert Barcroft, of Burcroft, Lancashire, and had
issue,
Peter, continucr of the line. John.
Lawrence, of Burnley, m. Frances, dau. of Joseph Ead-
cliffe, of Eochdalc, and had issue, Mary, dau. and heiress,
wife of Robert Townley, Esq. of Royle.
The eldest son,
Peter Ormerod, Esq. of Ormerod, 6. 15S8; d. 1653 (will
dated 1650, proved 1656), left issue (by his 1st wife, Joanna,
dau. of George Howarth) of Monton, with three daus., four
sons,
Lawhence, who inherited Ormerod, and was direct ancestor
of Lawrence Ormerod, Esq. of that place, who d. 1793,
leaving issue (by his wife Martha Anne, dau. and finally
heir of the Eev. Ashburnham Legh,t by his wife Charlotte
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Holland Egerton, Bart, of Heaton,
one dau.,
Charlotte Anne Ormerod, wife of Col. John Hargreaves,
and mother of two daus. and co-heirs, Eleanor Mary,
wife of the Rev. \V. Thursby, now of Ormerod ; and
Charlotte Anne, wife of the Hon. M.ajor-Gen. Sir J. Y.
Scarlett, K.C.B.
John, who d. s.p. 1642. Peter. George.
[The youngest son,
George Ormerod, 6. 1620; co-executor of his father's will,
11666, «. at Monton, Eccles, and was father of a numerous
Iit8uc, of whom the following children, named in his will
I (dated and proved 1696), survived him at his decease in that
|7ear(with two daus.),
Peter.
Olfver, from whom the folloMing line is entered in the
records of the Heralds' College.
Oliver Ormerod, x. at Bury, Lancashire, m. there 1704,
lAnne, dau. of Charles Howarth, of Chatterton, Hey, Tot-
lUngton, and dying at Bury, 1768, left issue three daus. and
|one son,
George Ormerod, Esq. of Bury, 6. 1719; m. 1743, Anne,
dau. of John Hutchinson, of Bury, Merchant, by whom he
had an only child.
• The particulars of the tenure, etymology of the name, and
■ither circumstances, will be found at length in the Jliston/ of
mrhalUi/, by Dr. Whilakcr.
I t A younger brother of the Chcsbiro family of Lego of
WM/mt.
George, of Bury, who d. 7 Oct. 1785, father by his wife,
Elizabeth (dau., by Susanna his wile, dau. and heir of
Samuel Wareing, E.-^q., of Thomas Johnson, E.^q. of
Tyldesley, High Sherill 1755), to whom he was m. 18 Oct.
1784, of an only and posthumous child,
George Ormebod, heir to his grandfather, and heir
also to his uncle, Thomas Johnson, Esq. D.L., of
Tyldesley.
This George Ormerod, Esq.of Sedbury Park, co. Gloucester,
and of Tyldesley, co. Lancaster (author of the History of
Chefhire), J.P. for cos. Chester, Gloucester, and Monmouth,
lion. D.C.L. 0.\ford, F.E.S., F.S.A., and F.G.S., D.L. for co.
Gloucester, b. 20 Oct. 1785; ni. 2 Aug. 1803, at Sandbach,
Sarah, eldest dau. of John Latham, M.D., F.R.S., of Bradwall,
Cheshire, and by her (who d. 11 April, 1860) had issue,
I. Thomas Johnson (Ven.), M.A., J. P., Archdeacon of Suffolk
and Rector of Edenhall, b. 27 July, 1809 ; m. 25 Jan. 183S,
Maria Susan, eldest dau. of Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P.,
of Glanusk JPark, and d. 2 Dec. 18/4, leaving by her (who
d. 26 Feb. 1871), George Thomas Bailey (Rev.), now of
Tyldesley; Joseph Ardcrne, b. 1848; Edward Stanley,
b. 28 Jan. 1852; Elizabeth Mary, ru. Eev. C. J. Evans;
Gertrude Susan; Alice Callieiine.
II. George Waring, M.A., F.G.S., of Chagford, Devon, Soii-
citor, b. 12 Oct. 1810.
III. John Arderne (Rev.), M.A., and Fellow of Brasenoso
Coll. Oxford, 6. 8 June, 1813 ; (/. unm. Dec. 1864.
IV. Henry Mere, of Manchester. Solicitor, b. 10 Jan. 1816.
V. William Piers, F.E.C.S. London, 6. 14 May, 1818; d.unm.
10 June, 1860.
vr. Edward Latham, M.D., F.R.C.P., 6. 27 Aug. 1819; m.
1st, 12 April, 1853, Mary Olivia, eldest dau. of Edward
Robert Porter, Esq. of Brighton, which lady rf. .f. p. 29
June, 1853; and 2ndly, Maich, 1836, Maria, 2nd dau. of
Frederick Millett, Esq. of Woodhill, near Guildford, some-
time Member of the Supreme Council of India, by whom
he has surviving issue, a son, b. 17 Nov. 1868; and three
daus., Edith Harriet; Alice Myra; and Effie Margaret.
VI. Arthur Stanley (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Halvergate, Nor-
folk, b. 14 Aug. 1821.
I. SusanMary. ii. Georgiana Elizabeth.
III. Eleanor Anne.
He d. 9 Oct. 1873.
Arms — Or, three bars and a lion passant in chief gu. Crest
— A wolfs head couped barry of four pieces or and gu., in the
mouth an ostrich feather erect ppr. This crest is that of
Wareing, duly confirmed to the Tyldesley branch of Ormebod.
The previous crest used after the alliance with Haydock was A
fleur-de-lis gu.
&««— Tyldesley, co. Lancaster. Residence— StrouH, co.
Gloucester.
ORMSBY OF BALLINAMORE.
Oemsby, Anthony, Esq. of Ballinamore House,
CO. Mayo, J.P., and D.L., High Sherife 1849.
ILfltCaflC— The traditional history states that Henry
Ormsby settled in Ireland during the reign of Elizabeth, and
was the common ancestor of the several branches of the family
that were seated in cos. Eoscommon, Sligo, and Mayo; that
the said Henry was of the Lincolnshire Ormsbys, and by his
1st wife, Susanna Kelke, whom he brought with him from
England, had three sons, Anthony, ancestor of the Eathlee
branch; Edward, of the Toliervaddy; and Malley, from whom
descended the Ormsbys of Cloghan. The said Henry is stated
to have m. 2ndly, Elizabeth Newman, widow of Crompton, by
whom he had also three sons, John, from whom the Moryvilla
branch; Philip, of Annagh; and Thomas, ofConiyn, Sligo.
The estate of Ballinamore is held by patent from the Crown,
as appears by the certificate of the 6th April, 29 Charles II.,
1677, granting to Christopher Ormsby, Gent., his heirs and
assigns for ever, the land specified in said certificate, which
lands said Christopher was and had been in previous possession
of. This Christopher left his property by will, dated 1087, to
his nephew, Adam Ormsby, who devised his estates (will dated
16 April, 1733) to his nephews, Thomas and Anthony, sons of
his brother John. The Eoscommon estates went to Thomas,
and Ballinamore to Anthony. This
Anthony Ormsby, Esq. of Ballinamore, m. June, 1737, Sarah,
dau. of Thomas Lindsay, Esq. of Turin, co. Mayo, and had
issue, Thomas; Christopher; Adam; and Anne. The eldest
son and heir,
Thomas Ormsby, Esq. of Ballinamore, m. June, 1762, Elixa-
beth, dau. of Thomas Eutledge, Esq. of Cornfield, co. Mayo,
and had, with several daus., eight sons. The second son,
Thomas Ormsby, of Knockmore, co. Mayo, m. Anne, dau. of
Owen O'Mallcy, Esq. of Spencer Park, co. Mayo, and had (with
three sons, who d. t. p.) two daus., co-heiresses, Elizabeth,
1212
OEM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OEP
c7. unm. 1873 ; Catherine, m. Croasdaila Eowen Miller, Esq.
of Milford, co. Muyo, and had issue. The eldest son and
heir,
Anthont Oemsbt, Esq. of Ballinamore, m. 1st, May, 1803,
Rebecca, dau. of Thomas Elwood, Esq. of Ashford, co. Mayo,
and by her had two daus., Letitia and Elizabeth, both now
deceased, and one son, Thomas, deceased 1836. He m. 2nd!y,
1817, Anne, dau. of John Lloyd, Esq. of Lisadurn, co. Ros-
common, and by her had two sons, Anthony, now of Ballina-
more ; and John Yeadon Ormsby, m. his cousin, Anne, eldest
dau. of Croasdaile B. Miller, Esq. of Milford, co. Mayo.
Arms — Gu., a bend between six crosses-crosslet fitchee or.
Cresl — A dcxier arm cmbowcd in armour ppr. charged with a
rose gu. holding in the hand a man's leg also in armour couped
at the thi< li.
<Seat— Bailinamore House, Kiltimagh, Swinford, co. Mayo.
ORMSBY OF GORTNER ABBEY.
Oemsby, John, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, co. Mayo,
J.P., s. his father 1835 ; m. Elizabeth, eldest dau.
of George Jackson, Esq. of Enniscoe, co. Mayo,
which lady d. 1863.
IttnCagP.— This family descends from a younger son of
the Cloghan line, who m. and had two sons, of whom the elder,
Paul Ormsby, Esq., sold a large portion of his property, and
dying unm., was s. by his brother,
John Obmsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, co. Mayo, m. four
times, and had issue an eldest son,
William Ormsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, co. Mayo, vi.
Isabella, youngest dau. of Thomas Palmer, Esq. of Carrow-
more, co. Mayo, by Eleanor Jackson his wife, and had issue
(with others, who cl. unm.), Joun, his heir; Hannah, m.
William Palmer, Esq. of Richmond, co. Mayo; Ehzabcth, d.
unm. William Ormsby, Esq., d. Oct. 1790, at a very
advanced age, and was s. by his only son,
John Ormsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, High Sheriff 1837.
lie m. Elizabeth, eldest dau. of William Jackson, Esq. of Ennis-
coe, CO. Mayo, by Jane his wife, dau. of the Right Hon. James
Cuff, M.P., and sister of James, Lord Tyrawiey, and by her
(who survived till 1830) had issue,
John, his heir.
George, of whom hereafter, as heir to his brother.
James, 25i.h Light Dragoons, m. Jane, dau. of George
Rowan, Esq. of Ratharney, co. Kerry, by Elizabeth his wife,
dau. of A. S. Raymond, Esq. of Ballyloughrane, co. Kerry,
and had issue, John; George; and William, Capt. 3rd
West Indian rcgt.
Horatio Nelson (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Carriganleary, Mallow,
b. 1 Feb. 1809; m. 16 Dec. 183,'), Judith Elizabeth, dau. of
Becher Fleming. Esq. of Newcourt, co. Cork, by Judith
Bai-bura his wife, dau. of Richard Somerville, Esq. of
Drishane, and has issue, John Becher, Lieut. R.A.; Judith
Elizabeth, m. I>i62, Rev. James Galwey, youngest Son of
St. John Galwey, M.D., of Mallow ; Elizabeth ; and Maria
Frances.
Jane, d. unm. Isabella, d. young.
Elizabeth, m. 1802, her cousin, Thomas Palmer, Esq. of
Summerhill, co. Mayo, High Sheriff 1809, and had issue.
Isabella, m. 1805, William Orme, Esq. of Belleville, co. Mayo,
and had issue.
Mary Anne, d. young. Anne, d. unm.
Maria Isabella. Harriet.
Hannah, d. young. Belinda Cuff.
Jane, d. unm.
The eldest son,
John Ormsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, co. Mayo, J.P. and
D.L., «. his father, and was High Sheriff 1812. Dying Aug.
1817 (aged 23 years), u7im., he was s. by his brother,
Georgi: Ormsby, Esq. of Gortner Abbey, co. Mayo, J. P. and
D.L., and for some years Vice-Lieutenant, High Sheriff 1827.
He m. Nov. 1827, Marianne, 3rd dau. of Humphrey Jones,
Esq. of Mullinabro', co. Kilkenny, and had issue,
John, his heir.
Annaliella, d. 1S52. Elizabeth Rebecca.
Marianne.
Mr. Ormsby d. 183G.
/>rm);, Creat, and Molto — As Ormsbt of Ballinamore.
Seat — Gortner Abbey, Crossmolina, co. Mayo.
ORPEN OF ARDTULLY.
Orpen, Eichaed Hugh Millerd, Esq. of
ArdtuUy, co. Kerry, M.A., b. 7 Nov. 1829; m. 5 Jan.
1871, Amy Noble, dau. of Thomas Horwood, Esq.
of St. Anno'a Eoad, Stamford Hill, London, and
has issue,
I. Richard Ilnon Hoewood, b. 22 Sept. 1873,
II. Raymond William, b. 29 Nov. 1875.
I. Amy Eliza, b. 17 Nov. 1874.
II. Constance Mary, b. 10 Jan. 1877.
III. Nora Edith, b. 20 Sept. 1878.
Mr. E. H. M. Orpen s. to Ardtully on the deatli of
his father. Sir Eichard J. T. Orpen, 4 May, 1876.
ILinCittJC — The family of Orpen claims great antiquity.
Robert Orpen, Esq. (son, it is stated, of Richard Orpen, a
Royalist, who fell at Naseby), appears by an inquisition dated
1661, to have resided at Neflaherolin (now named Killorglin),
CO. Kerry. Hem. Lucy Chichester, and had issue, i. Richard,
his heir ; ii. Robert, who returned to England, and died there ;
I. Rachel, to. John Mayberry, Esq. ; ii. Dorcas, vi. Francis
Crumpe, Esq.; and iii. Margaret, m. Robert Bowen, Esq.
The eldest son,
Richard Orpen, Esq. of The White House, co. Kerry,
was the first of the family who settled on the river Kenmare.
In 1688, after the abdication of the English throne by
James II., Mr. Orpen garrisoned his house at Killowen, and
received into it all the neighbouring Protestant families; but
Capt. Phelim M'Carthy, with three thousand Irish soldiers,
appearing before the gates of the garrison, the besieged, after
some time, and when no hope remained of succour, sur-
rendered. Mr. Orpen effected his escape to England, and
returned the follovi'ing year as a Commissary, with the rank of
Capt. in the army of William III. He fought at the Boyne ;
and soon after retired with his family to Killowen, having
been appointed a Magistrate for Kerry. He m. Isabella, dau.
of Rev. Thomas Palmer, and had issue,
I. Thomas (Rev.), his heir.
II. Richard, of Ardtully, co. Kerry, m. Grace, dau. of John
Riggs, Esq., CO. Cork, and had issue,
1 Richard, of Ardtully, m. 1st, 1766, Anna, dau. of Horace
Townsend, Esq. of Bridgemount; 2n(lly, Miss Laplant;
and 3rdly, 1794, Alice, dau. of John Ryves Nettles, Esq.
of Nettleville, co. Cork. By the 1st wife only he had
issue, five sons and two daus.,
Eichard Orpen, Esq. of Ardtully, who assumed the addi-
tional surname of Townsend. He to. 1811, the Hon.
Anna MuUins, dau. of William, 2nd Lord Ventry, and
had a dau., Anna Sarah, m. Adrian Taylor, Esq.
Horace Townsend Orpen, to. Miss Elizabeth Kite, and
had a dau. Anna, who d. young.
Edward Orpen, m. Maria, dau. of Daniel Crumpe, Esq.,
and had issue,
Eichard, to. Miss Browne.
Samuel, to. a dau. of William Forster, Esq. of Stough-
ton, CO. Kerry. Daniel. John Wood.
Grace, to. John Wood, Esq.
Mary. Anne. Lucinda.
Samuel Orpen, of Woodville, to. 5 Aug. 1805, Sophi.a,
dau. of Thomas Hungerford, Esq. of The Island, and by
her (who d. Oct. 1830) had issue,
Eichard Hungerford Orpen, Esq. of Killaha Castle,
Killarney, and Woodville, Kilgarran, co. Kerry, J. P.,
6. 11 April, 1807; m. 16 Aug. 1832, Frances Diana,
dau. of Rev. Bastable Herbert, of Brewsterfield, and
has issue,
1 Arthur Herbert, 6. 8 Sept. 1833 ; to. 5 June, 1862,
Jane Sophia, dau. of Col. Spencer, and has issue,
Arthur Cecil Herbert, b. 3 Dec. 1871.
Mary Frances Beatrice. Jane Sophia Spenser
2 Richard Hungerford, 6. 15 Aug. 1844; to. 10 Sept
1867, Miss Maria Martha Taylor, and has issue,
Bastable Herbert, b. 5 June, 1869.
Adriana Mary. Rose Olivia Victoria.
Frances Diana. Mary Geraldine.
lerne Cornelia Georgiana.
1 Mary, m. 11 Aug. 1859, and d. 12 Nov. 18C3, hav
ing had issue.
Thomas Hungerford, M.D., 6. 13 June, 1810; to
18 Aug. 1836, Margaret Augusta Owen, and had two
daus., Mary Elizabeth, and Frances Geraldine.
Sophia Anne Maria Cranfleld Hungerford, m. 1830,
George Beamish, Esq.
Henry, of Gortagas, co. Kerry, Capt. in the army, m.
Letilia Bcecher, and had issue,
Richard Bcecher, deceased.
Thomas Allen Beecher, deceased.
Edward, deceased.
Henry, of Bridgeville Park, co. Kerry.
Mary Anne. Letitia Amelia,
Anne, m. Richard Rye, Esq. of Ryecourt.
Alice, TO. William Meredith Esq.
1 Grace, m. Daniel Crumpe, Esq.
2 Agnes, r/i. Thomas Wright, Esq. of Glengariff, co. Cork,
3 Margaret.
*
I
ORP
THE LANDED GENTRY.
ORB
1213
jTT. Robert, m. Eliza Smith, and had two sons and two daus.,
Eichavd ; Lovcl, wlio went abroad; Mary, U. iini/i.; and
Sarah, m. Major King, of Killarney. iv. George.
V. Abram, Port Surveyor, of Kenraare.
VI. Kaymond, d. unm. 1774. This gentleman, an indc-
fatigalile genealogist, compiled, about 1745, a most exten-
Bive pedigree of his family.
Mr. Orpcn was s. at his decease hy his eldest son,
Eev. Thomas Orpen, of Killowen, Rector of Kcnmare and
adjoining parishes, ju. Agnes, dau. of Arthur Herbert, Esq. of
•Currens, and had issue,
I. RicBAKD (Rev.), A.M., of Killnwen, co. Kerry, and Frank-
ion, CO. Cork, Rector of Valcntia, m. Mary, dau. of
Matthew Hutchinson, Esq., and relict of James French
Esq., by whom (who d. 1S04) he left at his decease, at Bor-
deaux, 1770, one son and three daus., Richard Thomas,
High Sheriff co. Cork, </. unm. ; Mary, m. 1st, Capt. John
Travers, of Fir Grove, co. Cork, and 2ndly, Gen. the Hon.
AVilliam Mordaunt Maitland; Charlotte, m. 1790, Thomas
Quin, Esq., K.C. ; Sophia, m. 1797, Philip Oliver EUard,
Esq., Capt. Fenclble regt.
II. Arthur, lost at sea, with his wife and only child.
III. Thomas, d. in Trin. Coll. Dublin.
IV. George, a Military Officer, severely wounded at the battle
of Minden. He m. Lucy, dau. of Nathaniel Bland, Esq. of
Perry quin Castle, and had issue, Thomrs, Capt. Kerry
Militia, d. nnm. 1829; Henry Francis, Major 60th regt.,
killed at Talavera, unm.; Lucy, m. Alexander Strange,
Capt. of Dragoons.
V. Edward, b. 1741, who resided at the family mansion of
Killowen, and was Major in a Volunteer regt. ; m. Eleanor
Connor (who d. 22 March, 1839) and had issue. He d. 1817.
VI. John Herbert, M.D., an eminent Physician of the city of
Cork, m. Hannah, dau. of Emanuel Hutchinson, Esq., Bar-
rister-at-Law, and d. April, 1799, leaving by her (who d. 1808),
1 Thomas Herbert Orpen, Esq. of Dublin. M.D., m.
Penelope, dau. of David Thompson, Esq. of Oatlands,
CO. Meath, and had issue,
John Herbert Orpes, Esq. of St. Stephen's Green,
Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, M.A., LL.D., 9/(.2 Sept. 1840,
Ellen Susanna Gertrude, dau. of Rev. John Richards, of
Grange, co. AYexford, and has issue,
1 John Richards, B.A., Barrister-at-Law, b. 23 April,
J 844; m. 4 July, 1867, Sarah Constance, dau. of
1 lenry Leader, Esq. of Manchester, and Beareheath,
Kantwich, and has issue,
John Herbert, b. 30 Sept. 1868 ; Henry Stewart, b-
31 Aug. 1870 ; Charles Hutchinson, b. 17 July, 1872 ;
Hugh Massey, b. 5 April, 1877.
■2 Thomas Herbert (Rev.), Fellow Pembroke Coll. Cam-
bridge, b. 18 Sept. 1847.
3 Richard Theodore, Lieut. Royal Engineers, b.
4 March, 1849.
4 Goddard Henry, B.A., of the Middle Temple, Bar-
tister-at-Law, b. 8 May, 1852.
6 Charles Edward, b. 28 Dec. 1857 ; d. 9 Aug. 1859.
1 Elizabeth Agnes, 6. 11 Aug. 1841; d. 13 June, 1848.
2 Penelope Jane.
3 Ellen Elizabeth, m. 16 Sept. 1873, Davys Tuckey,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
Henry, d. g. p.
Anna Sophia, m. 1834, John Thompson Toung, Esq. of
Philpotstown, co. Meath.
2 John of Kanturk (Rev.), M.A., &. 1779; m. Frances, dau.
of Richard Ashe, Esq., and by her (who d. 1839) had issue,
John Herbert, of Lisheens, co. Cork, M.D., J.P., m.
1834, his cousin, Margaret Leader, and d. s.p. 1762.
Richard Ashe. Emanuel, d. unm. Robert, d. unm.
I'anny Sophia, m. 1834, William Smith, Esq. of Cork,
and had issue, Theodore William Frances, b. 14 Jan.
1838, Indian Cinl Service, d.unm. ; and John Herbert,
Lieut. R.E. d.. unm. Eliza, deceased. Hannah.
Margaret Lucy, in. Thomas Palmer, Esq.
Alice, m. Richard Ashe, Esq. of Coolehane, co. Cork.
3 Emanuel Hutchinson, of Mount Tallant, m. 1831, Lctitia,
I'.au. of Rowland Bateman, Esq. of Oak Park, co. Kerry,
iL .?. p.
1 Hannah Agnes, d. unm. 2 Frances, d. unm.
3 Sophia, d. unm.
4 Margaret Lucy, m. Capt. Henry Odium (who d. 1840),
and d. s. p. 1862.
v:i. Francis (Rev.), B.A., Vicar of Kilgarvan, co. Kerrj-i
Rector of Dungourney, co. Cork, and Incumbent of
Douglas, near Cork. He m. 21 March, 1780, Su.^anna, dau.
and co-heir of Hugh Millerd, Esq. of Monard, Alderman of
Cork. She d. 13 March, 1830, and he d. 1805, leaving issue,
1 Arthur George, Barrister-at-Law, d. s. p. at Edinburgh,
1813.
2 Richard John Theodore (Sir), Knt. of Ardtully, co,
Kerry, 6. 6 Nov. 1788; m. 17 May, 1819, Eliza, eldest
dau. of Rev. Richard Stack, D.D., Fellow of Trin. Coll.
DubUn, and d. 4 May, 1876, having had issue,
Francis Fitz-Richard, B.A., Barristcr-at-Law, 6. 16 July,
1827 ; d. unm. Jan. 1858.
Richard Hcgb Millerd, now of Ardtully.
Arthur Herbert, of Gortagas, co. Kerry, M.A. of Trin.
Coll. Dublin, 6. 29 Dec. 1830; m. 3 Oct. 1861, Anne,
eldest dau. of Richt Eev. Charles CauUicld, Bishop of
Kassau, and has issue.
1 Richard Francis Caulfield, 6. 24 Dec. 1863.
2 Charles St. George, b. 12 Dec. 18:34.
3 Arthur Herbert Stack, 6. 27 July, 1872.
4 William Newenham, b. 27 Nov. 1878.
1 Grace Mary, b. 5 Feb. 1870.
2 Elizabeth Ida, 6. 26 March, 1875.
Charles William de Erpingham, B.A., Barrister-at-Law,
6. 21 Sept. 1833; d. uim. 1867.
William Newenham Morris, 6. 31 Jan. 1835; Major 77th.
foot, d. unm. Is70.
Raymond de Audemer (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Tralce,
CO. Kerry, h. 28 Aug. 1837; m. 1 Oct. 1867, Sarah, dau.
of Daniel De Courcy Macgillycuddy, Esq. of Day Place.
Tralee, and has issue,
1 Richard Theodore, 6. 13 Oct. 18G9.
2 Cliaiies William Macgillicuddy, b. 11 June, 1871.
3 Henry Arthur Herbert, b. 12 May, 1874.
4 Lucinda Elizabeth, 6. 14 June, 1877.
Mary, m. 12 Feb. 1846, George Hall Stack, Esq. of Mul-
laghmore, Omagh, and has issue.
Theodora Elizabeth, m. 14 Jan. 1851, Rev. James Going,
of Violet Hill, co. Clare.
Emilia Georgiana, m. 26 Nov. 1850, William Plunkett
Stack, Esq., C.E., and d. 25 May, 1861, leaving a dau.,
Annabella Elizabeth.
Cornelia Susannah Sarah.
Elizabeth Ida Rebecca, m. John E. Blacker, Esq. late
Capt. 18th Royal Irish, and has issue.
3 Charles Edward Herbert, M.D., the philanthropic
founder of the National Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb at Claremont, Glasnevin, near Dublin, b. 31 Oct.
1791; m. 10 Dec. 1823, Alicia Frances, dau. of Major
Henry Charles SiiT, Town Major of Dublin, and widow of
Rev. Connolly Coane ; and d. at the Cape of Goad Hope,
30 April, 1856, having had issue,
Francis Henry Samuel, 6. 22 Oct. 1824; to. 23 Oct. 18E5,
Sarah Anne, eldest dau. of Alexander Murray, Esq. of
Colesburg, Cape of Good Hope, and has issue, Charles
Edward Herbert, 6. 26 Aug. lSo6 ; Alicia Frances Char-
lotte; and Emily Grace Gordon.
Charles Sirr, 6. 29 April, 1826 ; m. 17 March, 1854, Eo-
setta, 5th dau. of W. Lucas, Esq. of Grahamstowr?,
Cape of Good Hope, and has issue, Conolly-D'Arcy-De
Erpingham, 6. 5 Sept. 1853; Alicia Lfluisa Herbert;
and Eulalie Theodora Ida.
Arthur Richard, b. 1 July, 1827; m. Emma Haddou,
eldest dau. of John Gryce, Esq. of DUrban, Natal
colony, formerly of Asheldham Ha'l, Essex, and has
issue, Robert Moriarty, O. 19 May, 1858.
Joseph Millerd, b. 5 Nov. 1828; m. 31 March, 1859, Elise,
2nd dau. of the Rev. Samuel Rolland, and has issue,
Raymond Hugh Millerd, 6. 8 March, 1861 ; Emily, and
Blinna Cecile.
Richard John Newenham, b. 28 Jan. 1830.
Henry Martyn Herbert, b. 24 Jan. 1833; vi. 8 Sept.
1857, Harriett Elois, 3rd dau. of George Edward Joseph,
Esq., J. P., of Somerset, East, Cape of Good Hope, and
has issue, Herbert Edward Richard, b. 19 June, 185S;
Ernest Charles Henry, 6. 5 Nov. 1859 ; and Zaidee Eliza.
Theodore Robert Morison, 6. 12 Sept. 1835; d. s.p.
Susannah Alicia Mary, d. 18 April, 1837.
Alicia Emily Catherine, 'in. Capt. Strong.
1 Susannah Maria Frances, d. 1853.
2 Emilia Grace Caroline, m. 1816, John Gordon, M.D., of
Dublin, d. s. p.
3 Rebecca Newenham Millerd, m. 31 Jan. 1805, Henry
Gage Morris, Esq., Rear-Admiral R.N., and had issue {see
Morris of I'orK).
I. Cherry, m. James, son of Nathaniel Bland, Esq. of Derry-
quin Castle. ii. Margaret Lucy, d. unm.
III. Lucy, m. Conway Blennerhasset, Esq.
IV. Agnes, m. the Rev. Walter Stewart.
Arms — Per pale az. and or, a lion rampant counterchanged,
in the dexter chief point a cross-crosslet of the second. Crest —
A demi-lion rampant or, charged on the shoulder with a cross-
crosslet sa. Motto — Veritas vincet.
Heat — Ardtully, Kenmare, co Kerry.
ORE.ED OF TEANMERE.
Oeeed, John' Cate>'dish, Esq. of Tranmere,
Weston, and Eunccrn, co. Chester, late Major 12th
Eoyol Lancers, b. 14 July, 18-11 ; m. April, 1876,
Caroline Alexina, 2nd dau. of George Lane Fox,
Esq. of Bramham Park, co. York, and has issue,
Alexina Katherine, b. 16 Feb. 1377.
ILl'UCiigc. — Stanley Orred, Esq.of Stourton, co. Chester,
b. 17 March, 1674, Lord of the Manor of Tranmere (son of
Daaicl Oircd, Esq. of Slounon, and Gih in descent from Henry
1214
OER
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OSB
Orred, living Ump. Hekrt VII.), d. 24 Feb. 1728, leaving, by
Elizabeth, his 2na wife, dau. of Smyth of Winall, a son,
George Orred, Esq. of Tranmere, b. 1704; to. 1st, 1728,
Margaret, dau. of Jolin Bennett, Esq. of Willaston, Wirrall,
CO. Chester, and by her (who d. 1730) had a .son, Stanley, of
Tranmere, whose line is extinct. He m. 2ndly, 1734, Anne,
dau. and co-heir of John Fletcher, Esq. of Weston, co. Chester,
and by her had issue,
I. John, of Weston and Euncorn, h. 1735; m. Jane, dau. and
co-heir of Matthew Alcock, Esq. of Ituncorn; and d. 1810,
having had issue,
1 John, d. a. p. 1804.
1 Anne, of Weston and Runcorn, (i.MWji.lSSept. 1852, aged
88, when the estates of Weston and Kuncorn passed, under
entail, to hercousin, George Orred, Esq., late of Tranmere.
2 Elizabeth, d. s. 'p- 1833. 3 Jane, d. s. p. 1811.
4 Mary, d. s. p. 5 Sarah, d. s. p.
II. Fletcher, of whom presently.
III. Daniel, of Tranmere, b. 1741; d. s. p. 1828.
I. Anne. ii. Elizabeth.
The 2nd son,
Fletcher Orbed, Esq. of Eebington, 6. 1739; m. 1768,
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Robert Middleton, Esq. of
Lancashire, and had issue, George, his heir; Anne, m. George
Whitley, Esq. of Norley, co. Chester; EHzabeth, m. T. C.
Clemens, Esq. of Ashfield, co. Lancaster; and Helen, d. s.p.
1849. The son and heir,
George Orred, Esq. of Tranmere, 6. 1767 ; m. 1803, Frances,
dau. of William Woodville, Esq. of Edge Hill, co. Lancaster,
and d. 1828, having had issue,
I. George, his heir.
II. John, 6. 1810 ; m. M. C. Willinko, dau. of the Chevalier
Willinke, Knt. of the Order of the Lion of the Netherlands,
and which lady d. 18G7, having had issue,
1 John Woodville, 6. 12 Feb. 1850; d. unm. 1877.
2 George Randal, 0. 17 June, IB.Vi ; d. s. p.
1 Anne Frances. 2 Clara Edith.
3 Catherine Hester. 4 Sarah Matilda. 5 Sophia Sybil.
He m. 2ndly, Frances, dau. of Cheetham Hilton, Esq., and
d. 1878.
I. Anne.
II. Georgiana, m. the Eight Hon. Robert Lowe, M.P.
lir. Matilda, d. s. p. 1862.
IV. Sophia, VI. Sir Archibald Dunbar, Bart.
The eldest son,
George Orred, Esq. of Tranmere, b. 1807 ; m. Matilda, dau.
of Thomas Thistlethwayte, Esq. of Southwick Park, Hants,
formerly M.P. for thatco., and d. Oct. 1869, having had issue,
John Cavendish, now of Tranmere.
George Stanley, late 7th Fusiliers, m. April, 1872, Edith,
dau. of Major Henry Berkeley Portman, brother of the 1st
Viscount Portman. Charles Fletcher D'Anyers.
Matilda Catherine. Selina Tryphena, d. 1858.
Meta Caroline.
Arms — Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, gu., a fess dancette arg., for
Orred ; 2nd, sa., a cross engrailed arg. between four plates,
each charged with a pheon of the Held, for Fletcher; 3rd, arg.,
a cross engrailed sa., for Middleton. Crest — A hare salient
ppr., bearing in its mouth three ears of corn or.
Residence— Mni(iv/e\\ Hall, Northampton. Town Residence —
34, Rutland Gate, London, W.
ORR-EWING OF LEVENriELO.
Oee-Ewino, John, Esq. of Levenfield, co. Dum-
barton, J.P., b. 1809 ; m. 1840, William Jane, only
surviving child of William Bennett, Esq. of Yoker
Haugh, CO. Eenfrew.
ILiltEaffC. — The family of Ewing has been long settled in
the West of Scotland, and one of the name (I)ovenaldus filius
Ewyn) is witness to a charter granted by Walter, Stevvard of
Scotland, 1177. In the middle of the 16th century the Ewings
acquired the lands of Balloch, co. Dumbarton, an ancient
possession of the Earls of Lennox, and they also possessed the
lands of Bernico and Glenlean, and other estates in Corval,
f;o. Argyll. They suffered severely by the ravages infiicted
on their lands and property in co. Argyll by the troops of the
Duke of Gordon and the Marquess of Atlioll, in consequence of
their adherence to the cause of the unfortunate Earl of Argyll
in the reign of James VII. A curious contemporary account
has been preserved of the depredations then coinmitted on the
Ewings, and the other followers of the clan Campbell, written
by the eon of William Ewing, the then proprietor of Bernice.
Wearied by these ravages and exactions, the family betook
themselves to their Dumbartonshire property.
Alexander Ewing, 6. circa 169'2 (son of Alexander Ewwo,
oi Ballocb, b, circa 1C60); m. 6 June, 1719, Jean Allan, and
had issue, i. Alexander, the younger, of Ealloeh, 6. 29 June,
1722, m. 20 Jan. 1758, Janet, dau. of John Ewing, of Noblfstdn,
by his wife Janet McKinlay, and had issue; ii. Robert, of
whom presently. The 2nd son,
Robert Ewing, 6. 20 May, 1724, inherited from his father the
lands of Ledvish and Ledvishbeg, parts of the estate of
Balloch ; he m. 1 Feb. 1752, Isobel Buchanan, of the Cameron ;
and d. 6 May, 1794, leaving issue. His 5tli son was
William Ewing, of Ardvullan, near Dunoon, co. Areyll, b.
10 Feb. 1772; d. 11 June, 1853. He m. Sept. 1.^05, Susan, dau.
of John Orr, Esq., Provost of Paisley, by his wife Aunes, dau.
of John Anderson, Esq. of Douhill, Ghisynw, whose ;;reat-
grandfather was Provost of Glasgow 1658 and 16sl ; and by
her (who d. 29 May, 1860) had issue,
Robert. John Orr, of Levenficld.
Alexander, m. Jane, dau. of the Hon. Adam Feriie, of
Hamilton, Canada.
William, m. Edith, dau. of Sir William Jackson, of Birken-
head, Bart.
Archibald Ore Ewing, now of Ballikinrain (fe Orr-Ewiko
of BaUikinrain) .
James, m. a dau. of George Robertson, Esq. of London.
Agnes, m. William Johnston, Esq., Banker, Glasgow.
Isabella, m. Allan Gilmour, Esq. of Eaglesham.
Susan Orr.
Arms — Arg., a chevron gu. ensigned with a banner of the
second charged with a canton az. tiiereim a saltire of the first,
all between two mullets in chief and the sun in his splendour
in base of the second ; a bordure indented also of the second
charged with three crescents of the first for diB'erence.
Crest — A demi-lion rampant gu. armed and langued az. holding
in his dexter paw a mullet also gu. Motto — Audaciter.
Scat — Levenfield House, co. Dumbarton.
ORR-EWING OF BALLIKINRAIN.
Oer-Ewing, Aechieald, Esq. of BailikinvaTii
CO. Stirling, and Lennoxbauk, co. Dumbarton, AI.P.
for the CO. of Dumbarton, D.L. for co. Stirling, and
J.P. for COS. Dumbarton, Stirling, and Lanark ; b.
4 Jan. 1819 ; m. 27 April, 1847, Elizabeth Lindsay,
only dau. of James Reid, Esq. of Berridale, co.
Dumbarton, and Caldercruix, co. Lanark, aud has
issue,
I. William, 6. 14 Feb. 1848; in. 18 Nov. 1873, Maud, dau.
of William Williams, Esq. of Aberpergwm, and widow of
Wyndham Lewis, Esq. of The Heath and Newlioiise, co.
Glamorgan. ii. Archibald Ernest, b. 22 Feb. 1853.
III. James Alexander, b. 22 Feb. 1857.
IV. John, h. 29 March, 1859.
V. Charles Lindsay, 6. 8 Sept. 1860.
I. Janet Edith, to. 9 Jan. 1878, Arthur Gray Hazlcrigg,
Major Royal Scots Fusiliers, eldest son of Sir Arthur Gray
Hazlerigg, Bart.
II. Elizabeth Constance Lindsay, d. 6 Feb. 1878.
HtltCaSC. — See Ore Ewing of Levenfield.
Arms — Arg., a chevron gu. ensigned with a banner of the
second charged with a canton az. thereon a saltire of the fii'st,
all between two mullets in chief and the sun in his splendour
in base of the second ; a bordure indented, also of the second,
charged with three martlets of the first, for difference. Crest —
A demi-lion rampant gu. armed and langued az., holding iu
his dexter paw a mullet also gu. Motto — Audaciter.
Seats — BaUikinrain Castle, Killcarn, N.B.; Lennoxbank,
Jamestown, co. Dumbarton.
OSBORNE OF NEWTOWN ANNEB.
Beenal-Osboene, Ralph, Esq. of Newtown
Anner, co. Tipperary, and of The Kincor, co. Water-
ford, J.P. and D.L., M.P., late Capt. in the army,
m. 20 Aug. 1844, Katharine Isabella, only surviving
child and heiress of Sir Thomas Osborne, 8Lh barL.
of Newtown Anner, and has issue,
I. Edith, in. 1874, Henry Arthur Blake, Esq.
II. Grace, to. 1874, William Amclius Aubrey, 10th Duke of
St. Albans.
This gentleman, eldest son of Ralph Beenal, Esq.
M.P., Chairman of Committees, assumed the sur-
name of OSBOENE by royal license, 1844.
^inCH^C— The OsBOTittES of Ncwtowu Anner first settled
in Ireland in 1558, and were raised to the degree of Baronets
in the person of Sir Richard Osborne, of Ballyntaylor, 26 Jan.
1629. (For full details refer to BtJftEe'8 Pcera'je and Baroncl-
age).
O'SH
THE LANDED GENTRY.
O'sn
1215
Sin TnoMAs OsEonriE, 8th bart. (eldest son of the Right Hon.
Sre William Osborne, Bart., M. P., by Elizabeth his wife, dau.
of Thomas Christinas, Esq. of Wliitfield, co. Waterford), w.
Catherine, dau. of Major Smith, by Marsaret his wife, dau. of
Rev. James Ramsay, and had issue, William, his heir; and
Catharine Isabella, heiress to her brother. Sir Thomas was
e. at his decease by liis only son.
Sir Willia.m Osborne, yth hurt., at whose decease, in infancy,
the estates passed to his sister, now the wife of Ralph Bernal-
OsnoR.NE, Esq., and the baronetcy devolved upon his uncle,
Sir Uenry Osborne as 10th bart.
AriJis — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, pu., on a fe.ss or, cotised arjf.
two fountains ovi-r^iU a bend of the third charged for dilTerencc
with a cross-crosslet az., for Osborne ; 2nd and 3id, vair, three
chcvronels or, on a canton gu. a tower arg., for Bernal.
Cre-its — 1st, Osborne, A sea-lion sejant ppr. supportinjr with the
dexter paw a trident fa. headed or, and charged for difference
on the shoulder with a cross-cro.sslet, az. ; 2nd, Bernal, A
demi-lioa per fess gu. and vair langued az. holding a torch or,
fired ppr. Mmtn — Pax in bclio.
So(f.f— Newtown .Vnner, Clonmcl, co. Tippcrary; and The
Eiiicor, CO. Waterford.
O'SHEE OP GAEDENMORRIS.
O'Shee, Xicholas Eichard Power, Esq. of
Gardenmorris, co. Waterford, and Sheestown, co.
Kilkenny, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1861 ; b.
1821 ; s. liis brother 1859 ; m. 18 April, 1865, Ladj
Gwendoline Anson, youngest dau. of Thomas
WiUiam, 1st Earl of Lichfield, and has issue,
I. Richard Alfred Poee, b.
u. John Poer.
I. Gwendolen.
1SG7.
lu. George Iver Poor.
II. Aline Angela.
iLtnragC— Odants O'Shee, chief of his name in the 10th
century, is styled in a pedigree, attested in 15S2, by Robert
Cook, Clarcnceux King of Arms, "Lord of the Canthred of
Texnane O'Shee, in Kerry, and of the manors of Cloran O'Shee,
Clone O'Shee, and Drangan O'Shee, in Tipperary," to which
CO. they seem to have emigrated in the 13th century. Odonecs
O'Shee, chief of his name (and the lOth in a direct line from
tbe above Odanus), styled also in the same pedigree Lord of
Cramp's Castle and Sheesland, in Tipperary, obtained, with
his three brothers, William, Edmund, and John, letters of
denization from Roger Mortimer. Earl of March and Ulster,
dated at Clonmel, 6 Nov. 13S1, which were confirmed by King
Hekbt VI. by letters patent, dated at Naas, 18 Nov., 35
Henrt VI., to his great-great-grandson,
Richard Shee, father (by his wife Rose Archer) of
Robert Shee, who settled at Kilkenny, where he was a
rchantand Burgess, and filled the office of Sovereign in 1499.
fell at the Battle of Moyallow, 6 Aug. 1500, and left by his
\ufe Catherine Sherlock, a son,
Richard Suee, Burgess of Kilkenny, m. Joan, dau. and heir
of Ellas Archer, of New Ross, and had five sons and three daus.
The eldest son,
Robert Shee, Esq. of Bonnestown, co. Kilkenny, J.P., m.
Margaret Rotlie, and had, with six daus., five sons,
I. Richard, his heir.
u. Ellas, of Kilkenny, described by Holinshed, as " Elias
Shefh, borne in Kilkennye, sometime scholer of Oxford, a
gentleman of a passing wit, a pleasant conceited companion,
full of mirth without gall. He wrote in English divers
sonnets." He was ancestor of
George Shee, Esq., m. Mary, dau. of Martin Kirwan, Esq.
Blindwcll, CO. Galway, and had issue,
1 Anthony, of Castlebar, grandfather of Sir George Shee,
Bart, of Dunmcre, who d. s. p. 1870.
2 Martin, of Dubhn, m. Mary, eldest dau. and co-heir of
John .Vrcher, Esq., and was father of
Sir Martin Archer Shee, Knt., D.C.L., President of the
Royal Academy, an official trustee of the British
Museum, F.U.S., Honorary Member of the Royal
Hibernian Academy, and of the Academies of New
York, Charleston, and Philadelphia, b. 23 Dec. 1770;
m. 6 Dec. 1797, Maiy, eldest dau. of James Power,
Esq. of Youghall, co. Cork, and d. 19 Aug. 1850,
having by her had issue,
George Archer, b. 21 June, 1800; m. 17 Oct. 1842,
Jane Seymour, 3rd dau. of Sir Thomas Joseph De
Trafford, 1st bart. of Trafford Park, co. Lancaster.
Martin Archer, Q.C., b. 14 Nov. 1804; m. Louisa
Catherine, 2nd dau. of John Richard Barrett, Esq.
of Milton House, Berks.
WiUiam Archer, b. 23 Aug. 1810 ; m. Harriet, widow
of Col. William Cubitt, and dau. of George Uar-
court, Esq., and has one son, Martin Archer, b.
1846 ; and two daus., Mary and Harriet.
Anna Archer. Mary Archer. Eliza Jane.
III. Marcus. iv. Matthew. v. Andrew.
The eldest son,
Sir Richard Shee, Knt. of TJppercourt, co. Kilkenny, and
of Cloran, co. Tipperary, a Member of Gray's Inn, London,
Seneschal of Irishtown, 15G8, Treasurer of the Regalities of
Tipperary 1571, and Deputy to the Lord High Treasurer of
Ireland 157C. Sir Richard founded, in the year 158'2, the
hospital in KilUenny called after his name. He m. 1st, Mar-
garet, dau. of John Sherlock, Esq. of Mothe, co. Waterford,
and had five sons, the eldest survivor of whom, Lccas, was
ancestor of the Shees of Cloran, and Marcus, the third, was
progenitor of the Shees of SheesUnm and Gordenmo,;is. Sir
Richard Shee hi. 2ndly, Margaret, dau. of Christopher ffagan.
Esq., .\lderman of Dublin, but by her, who survived him, be
left no issue. Sir Richard d. 10 Aug. ICOS. His 4th son,
Marcus Shee, of Sheestown, m. Ellen, duu. of Oliver Grace,
Baron of Courtstown, and had Ave sons,
Richard, his heir. John.
Lucas, in. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Warren, Esq. of Castle-
town, CO. Galway, and had a son, Nicholas Shee, M.D., who
m. Eleonora, dau. of John Purcell, Esq. of Borrisoleigh,
and had a son, Richard, living 1682, from whom claimed
descent (as his great-grandson) William !^hee, of Camas, co.
Limerick, 6. 1709, son of Martin Shee, of Camas, by EUinor,
dau. of Edmond Bourke, of Balhnagarde, co. Limerick. He
TO. 1738, Maria Theresa, dau. of Peter Preponier, of I^and-
reces, Surgeon, and had issue a son, Henry, Col. of Horse,
Knt. of St. Louis, Count and Peer ot Prance (father of
Frangoise, wife of Baron James Wulfrand D'Alton, and
mother of Edmond Count D'Alton-Shee), and a dau.,
Louisa, who m. Thomas Clarke (a native of co. Kilkenny,
and a Col. in the French service), by whom she had a son,
Henry Clarke, Due de Feltre, Marshal of France, and many
years Minister at War to the Emperor Napoleon I., 6. 1765 ;
d. 1818. James. Thomas.
Mr. Shee was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
Richard Shee, Esq. of Sheestown, m. Rose, dau. and heir of
Peter Rothe, Esq., and was s. by his son,
Marccs Shee, Esq. of Sheestown, 7ii. Mary, dau. of Nicholas
Plunkett, Esq. of Dunsoghly, and had issue,
Richard, his successor. Blarcus. Nicholas.
John, ai'.ccstor of the Shees of Ballyreddan, represented by
Richard Shee, son of John Shee, Esq. of Ballyreddan,
Col. of the 35th lege.
He made his will 16 March, 1684, and was s. at his death by
his eldest son,
Richard Shee, Esq. of Sheestown, m. the Hon. Dymna, or
Dymphna Barnewall, dau. of Robert, 9th Lord Trimlestown,
and dying 10 Dee. 1748, left (with a dau., Elizabeth, M.Thomas
Power, Esq. of Gardenmorris, co. Waterford) four sons,
I. Marccs; ii. Robert, Col. in Berwick's regt., and Knt. of St.
Louis; III. Nicholas; iv. James. The eldest son,
Marccs Shee, Esq. of Sheestown, m. Thomasina, dau. of
Thomas Masterson, Esq. of Castletown, co. Wexford, and had,
with four daus., who c^ i'.hiu., two sons,
John, his heir.
Richard, a Gen. in the French service, &. 1742; lii.Victoire
Felicite, dau. of Capt. E. P. L. Shee, Knt. ot St. Louis, and
had a son, Alexander, a Capt. in the French service.
Mr. Shee was s. at his decease by his eldest son, who, adopting
the Irish prefix, became
John O'Shee, Esq. of Sheestown. He served as High Sheriff
for the CO. Waterford. He 7<i. Elizabeth, dau. and heir of
Richard Power, Esq. of Gardenmorris, co. Waterford, and had
issue,
Richard Powek, his heir.
Arnold, Major in the Waterford Militia, d. unm. 1813.
John, a Col. in the Austrian service, d. unm. at Sheestown,
1809.
Mr. O'Shee was s. by his eldest son,
Richard Power O'Shee, Esq. of Gardenmorris and Shees-
town, m. 1804, Margaret, dau. of Nicholas Power, Esq. of
Snowhiil, CO. Kilkenny, and by her (who d. Nov. Ia65) left at
his decease, aged 59, in 1827,
John Po^veb.
Nicholas Richard, successor to his brother, and now of
Gardenmorris.
The elder son,
John Power O'Shee, Esq. of Gardenmorris, and of Shees-
town, J.P. and D.L., High SherifT co. Waterford 1832, 6. 1810;
s. his father 1829 ; d. 6 July, 1859 ; and was «. by his brother
Nicholas, now of Gardenmorris.
.(4r»i5— Quarterly. For Shee : 1st, per bend indented or and
az. two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged, the hereditary arms of
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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OJaneus Shoe, 1S32 ; 2na, ku., three swords per foss arg. hilted
or, the centre sword pointing to the sinister side, the arms of
William Shee, brother of Odaneus; 3rd, sa., tlircc plieons arg.,
the arms of John Shoe, brother of Odaneus ; 4tli, su., two
ewords in saltier arg. point down surmounted by a third in pale
point up hilt or, the ensign of Eduiond Shee, brother of
Odaneus. Crext — A swan rousant sa. uicmbercd and beaked
gu. Mollo — Vincit Veritas.
Sm«s— GardcnuioiuLS, Kill, Tiltowu ; and Shccstown, near
Eillieiiny.
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OSMASTON OF OSMASTON MANOR.
OsMASTON, John, Esq. of Osmaston Manor, co.
Derby, J.P. and D.L., who took the surname of
Osmaston in 1876, b. 21 Juno, 1831 ; m. Isfc, 1853,
Emily Sophia, dau. of the Eev. Henry Western
Plumptre, Eector of Eastwood, co. Nottingham,
and by her (who d. 1860) has issue,
I. FnANCis Plomptke IJeresfoed, h. 1857.
jr. Marcus Western hercsford, h. 1859.
I. Eleanor Agnes. ii. Emily Selina.
He m. 2ndly, 19 Dec. 1861, Florence Mary, dau. of
Edward Royd Eice, Esq. of Dane Court, Xent, and
by her has issue,
III. Basil De Forest, &. 1SC2.
IV. Cecil Alvend Fitz Herbert, 6. 18CG.
V. Bertram Eeresford, b. 1SG8.
VI. Osmund Gordon, b. 18G9.
VII. Lionel SUerbrooke, b. 1870.
HI. Eosamond Florence. iv. Violet Mary.
V. Olive Elizabeth.
ItiUCajC— This family was originally settled in Suffolk,
and continued in a direct male line through several genera-
tions to
John WniGnx, h. Jan. 1614, Capt. in Gen. Whalley's regt.
of horse, and subsequently in Col. Hutchinson's regt. of
infantry, who suffered a long imprisonment for his zsal in
the Parliamentary cause, and after he regained his liberty
Bcttled in Nottingham, whore he d. 12 Nov. 1633. He in.
Jane Moseley (who d. 'J Nov. 1C86), and bad three sons and
one dau. The second son,
Thomas Whigiit, of Nottingham, b. 23 March, ICGO; m.
Miss Hannah llotherham, of l:>ronaeId, co. Derby; he d.
28 Nov. 1730, leaving seven children. The eldest son, Samuel,
d. umn. 1753. The youngest,
IcuABOD Wright, 6. 1700; m. 1720, Elizabeth, only dau.
and heiress of John Wildbore, of Nottingham; d.2 Sept. 1777,
leaving by her (who d. G Oct. 1782) issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Tliomas, father of Ichahod Wright, of Mapperlcy (see
Weight af Mapperley).
i:i. Samuel, of Hull, b. 1726; d. 1803.
I. Mary, m. 1752, Sir Robert Cunliffc, Eart.
It. Elizabeth, d. unm. 20 Feb. 1800.
in. Hannah, d. unm. 23 Aug. 1824.
The eldest son,
John Wright, Esq., h. 5 April, 1723; on. 5 Jan. 1747, Anne,
dau. of JohnSherbrooke, Esq. of Nottingham, and rf. 17 Dec.
1789, having by her (who d. 6 March, 1792), had issue,
I. Samuel, sometime Capt. in the 15th Hussars, and subse-
quently Lieut. -Col. of thcKoyal Nottinghamshire Volunteers.
He was twice married, his 1st wife being the Lady Anne
Margaret, dau. of George William, Cth Earl of Coventry,
hntd. S.J). 22 Dec. 1839.
II. John, of whom presently.
I. Mary, d.unm. II. Annp, (-7. umn.
III. Elizabeth, to. 27 June, 1780, Philip Gell, Esq. of the Gate
House, Wirksworth, co. Derby.
IV. Sarah, m. the Kev. Pondock Ncale, M.A., Eector of
ToUerton, co. Notts, but left no issue.
V. Charlotte, m. 5 Feb. 1780, Lieut. -Col. John Edwards, of
Old Court, CO. Wieklow, and had issue.
VI. Lucy, ni. Sept. 1800, Samuel Banks, Esq. of Dublin.
The 2nd son,
John Wright, Esq. of Lcnton Hnll, co. Notts, h. 7 Aug.
1753; TO. 26 April, 1791, Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Beresford,
Esq. of Ashbourn, co. Derby, and sister and heiress of John
Beresford, Esq. (which lady d. 18 Dec. 1833) and d. 21 April,
jSlO, having had issue,
I. John, b. 1773 ; m. 1827, Cecilia Gcorgina, dau. of Admiral
the Hon. John Byng; d. 1828, leaving a postliuiiious cliild,
Lucy Pauline, who m. 1SC3, Capt. the Hon. Charles £.
llobart.
II. Francis, his heir.
III. Marcus, for some years H.B.M. Consul for the Grand
Duchy of Finland, b. 1812; m. 1838, Frederique Natalie
Tamelanda, dau. of Lars F. do Euhlstrom, Master of the
Bolls Finland.
I. Frances. ii. Charlotte. iii. Ann.
IV. Elizabeth, m. 1835, Eev. Charles Thomas Plumptre, Eector
of Wickham, Kent.
The 2nd son,
Francis Wright, Esq. the first of Osmaston, 5. 180(1; m.
1830, Selina, dau. of Sir Henry Fitz Herbert, 3rd bart. oi Tis-
sington Hall, co. Derby; d. 1873, and had issue,
I. John, his heir, now of Osmaston Manor.
II. Henry (Rev.), b. 1833; -m. Lucy, dau. of the Hon. Leslie
Melville, of Bramstone Hall, co. Lincoln, and has issue.
III. Francis Beresford, of Aldercar Hall, co. Derby, 6. 1837;
TO. 18G2, Adeline Frances, dau. of Col. Fitz Herbert, of
Somersal-Herbcrt, co. Derby, and has issue.
IV. Fitz Herbert, of the Hayes, near Swanwich, co. Derby,
b. 1841; 111. 1865, Louise Charlotte, dau. of Ernst Voa
Beckmann, Pastor of Holsgendorf, Meckleuburgh-Schwciin,
and has issue. v. Marcus Beresford, d. in infancy.
VI. Philip, of Mellington Hall, co. Montgomery, 6. 1846; m.
18G8, Alice Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. William Bury, Eector of
Pimperne, Dorset, and has issue.
I. Agnes, rf. unm.
II. Elizabeth, m. John Bridges Plumptre, Esq. of Good-
ncstone, Kent.
in. Selina, to. Francis, 2nd son of Sir Charles Fox, Knt.
IV. Frances, in. Eev. Fred. E. Wigram, of Highfield, South-
ampton.
V. Mary, in. Charles Douglas, eldest son of Sir Charles Fox,
Kut. VI. Judith.
Arms — Sa., on a chevron arg. three spear heads gu. in chief
two unicorns' heads erased of the second, armed and maned or,
in base on a pile of the last issuant from the chevron a unicorn's
head erased of the first, quartering Beresford, Hassal, &c.
Crest — A unicorn's head arg. erased gu. armed and maned or,
charged on the nock with three spearheads chovronwise of tUe
second. Motto — Ad rem.
fieai— Osmaston Manor, near Ashbourn, co. Derby.
OSTLER OP ARNOLD FIELD.
OsTLEit, William, Esq. of Arnold Field, co.
Lincoln, J.P. for the parts of Kcsteven, co. Lincoln,
b. 23 May, 1800 ; m. 28 April, 1835, Emma Eliza-
beth, dau. of William King, Esq. of Spittlegate
House, Grantham, by Sarali his wife, sister of the
late George EiUiugham, Esq. of Sjerston, near
Newark.
For Lineage, see ante, Lelt.
Seat— Arnold Field, Grantham.
I
O'SULLIVAIT.
See Sullivan.
OSWALD OF AUCHINCRXJIVE.
Oswald, Eichaud Alesander, Esq. of Auchin-
cruive, co. Ayr, b. G June, 18'1'1 ; s. his father
27 March, 1871 ; m. 25 Nov. 1868, Maude, dau.
of James Smith - Barry, Esq. of Marburj Hall
and Foaty Island, co. Cork.
ILiltCagC.— The Rev. James Oswald, Minister of Dunnett,
in Caithness, had two sons, James; and Richard, Merchant of
London, Minister Plenipotentiary to sign the Articles of Treaty
in the United States, who acquired by purchase the estates of
Auchincruive about 1755, and rf. .i.p. 1785. The elder son.
The Eev. Dr. James Oswald, to. Miss Murray, of Pennyland,
CO. Caithness, and had two sons,
I. George, of Scotstoun and Auchincruive, m. Marparet,
dau. of David Smytlie, Esq. of Methven, co. Perth, and liad,
1 Richard Ale.\ander, of Auchincruive, M.P. for co. Ayr,
6. 18 Feb. 1771; to. 1st, 1793, Louisa, dau. of Wynne
Johnston, Esq. of Hilton, in the Merse, and by her (who
d. 1797) he had one son, Eiehard, who m. 10 Dee. 1833,
Lady Mary Kennedy, dau. of the Marquess of Ailsa, but
d. &■. p. the Jan. following; and one dau,, Mary Hester,
m. 1818, Thomas Spencer Lindsay, Esq. of Hollymoiint,
CO. Mayo. Mr. Oswald to. 2ndly, 1S17, Lady Lilhas
Macqucen, widow of Robert Dundas Maoqueen, Esq. of
Braxfield, and dau. of Hugh, 12th Earl of Egiiatou, but
by her had no issue. He rf. 1841.
2 David, Major 38th foot, rf. 1796.
3 James, Capt. R.N., rf. 1822.
4 Alexander, Advocate at the Scottish Bar, in. 1819, Anne,
dau. of the lateSir Hew Hamilton, Bart., and rf. s.p. 1821.
His lady rf. before him, 1«26.
1 Elizabeth, of Scotstoun.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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1217
2 Catherine, m. nobert Haldane, Esq.
"i Mai-parct, m. the late Gen. J. Wilson.
4 Christian, w. the late Alexander Anderson, Esq,
6 Mary, m. James Dennistoun, Esq.
II. Alexandee, of whom we treat.
Dr. Oswald, of Auchincruive, d. 1819. His 2nd eon,
Alexander Oswald, Esq. of Shieklhall, Merchant in Glas-
gow, m. Margaret, dau. of John Duudas, of Manor, co. I'crth,
and had issue,
James Oswald, of Auchincruive, late M.P. for Glasgow,
ri. s. p. 1853. John, d. unm. 1800.
Bichard Alexander, of Moor Park, co. Lanark, m. 24 Oct.
1810, Elizabeth, dan. of John Anderson, Esq., Merchant, of
London, and d. 3 March, 1821, leaving two sons and t«o
daus.,
Alexander IIaldane, of whom presently.
George, late of Auchincruive.
Margaret Dundas. Mary, r,}. James Brown, Esq.
Agnes. Elizabeth.
Lilias, m. Andrew Mitchell, Esq. of Glasgow.
Margaret, m. Alexander M'Fadgeon, M.D.
Mr. Oswald d. 1813; his grandson,
Alexander Haldane Oswald, Esq. of Auchincruive, co.
Ayr, at one time M.P. for that co., b. 1811; in. 15 Aug. 1844,
lady Louisa Elizabeth Frederica, dau. of William, 1st Earl
Craven, and widow of Sir George Kredericli Johnston, Bart,
(which lady d. 20 Oct. 1803), and had issue,
James, 6. 31 May, 1848; d. 17 Dec. 1S65.
Louisa Elizabeth, m. VJ Nov. 1864, Lieut. -Col. Farquharson,
of Inveroauld.
Edith Mary, m. 9 Jan. 1869, the Hon. John Manners Yorke,
E.N.
He d. 6 Sept. 1868, and was s. by his brother,
George Oswald, Esq. of Auchincruive. and of Cavcns,
Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, b. 1814 ; to. 1st, Lydia Margaret,
dau. of Frederick Roman, Esq. of Ardenwood, co. Kildare, and
by her (who d. 6 March, 1844) had issue,
I. Eichard Alexander, now of Auchincruive.
I. Mary Georgiana.
Mr. Oswald to. 2ndly, Julia Mary, dau. of Col. Ferrier
Hamilton, of Caimhill and Westport, co. Ayr, and by her (who
d. 7 March, 1860) had issue,
II. Evelyn Louisa. lu. Julian.
Hed. 27 March, 1871.
Arms — Az., a naked man wreathed about the middle with
bay leaves having a quiver of arrows by his side bearing a bow
in his left hand all ppr. and pointing with his right to a star, in
the dexter chief point or, a border engrailed of the last.
Crest — A dexter hand issuing out of a cloud and pointing to a
Star of eight rays ppr. Motto — Sequamur.
Seats — Auchincruive, near Ayr, co. Ayr ; and Cavcns, Kirk-
bean, CO. Kirkcudbright.
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OSWALD OF DTJNNIKIEIfc.
OsvTALD, James Townsend, Esq. of Dunnitier,
CO. Fife, J.]?, and D.L.,late Lieut, and Capt. Grena-
dier Guards, b. 18 Sept. 1820; m. 3 May, 1848,
liUin Octayia, dau. of Philip John Miles, Esq. of
Leigh Court, M.P. for Bristol for many years, and
has issue,
I. John, 6. 1856. ii. St. Clair, 3rd Hussars, b. 185S.
1. Clara. ii. Charlotte Alice.
Jii. Mary. iv. Emily. v. Ellin Alexandra.
ULillCHQC. — The family of Oswald has been for some time
resident in the neighbourhood of Kirkcaldy. The most dis-
tinguished of its members was the Right Hon. James Oswald,
who was 6. 1715, and was for many years Member for co. Fife
and for the Kirkcaldy Burghs. He proved himself an eminent
itesnian, tilling some of the highest offices of the Crown with
stinction. He d. at an early age. His successor,
James Townsend Oswald, Esq. of Dunnikier, M.P. for the
Kirkcaldy Burghs, to. 1769, Janet Grey, of Skibo, co. Suther-
land, and by her (who d. 1841) left at his decease, 1813, a son.
Gen. Sir Joun Oswald, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., who greatly dis-
tinguished himself at the capture of the Ionian Islands from
the French, of which islands he was afterwards made the
Governor. In the sequel, he joined the army in the Peninsula,
under the Duke of WeUington, and proved himself a most able
ofBcer whilst in command of the 5th Division. He m. Ist,
1812, Charlotte, dau. of Kev. Lord Charles Slurray Aynsley, of
Little Harle Tower, Northumberland ^son of John, Sid Duke of
Athole), and by her (who d. 1827) had issue,
I James Town^end, now of Dunnikier.
Charlotte Alicia, d. 5 Oct. lbt,3.
Mary, in. Richard Trotter, Esq. of Morton Hall, Mid Lothian.
and.;. 13 Oct. 1851.
Emily, m. William Smythc, Esq. of Mcthven Castle, co.
Perth.
Frances Jemima, m. John Murray Drummond, Esq. of Meg-
ginoh Castle, co. Perth.
Oeorgina Anne, m. John Archer Houblon, Esq. of Hailing-
bury, Essex.
Sir John m. 2ndly, 1830, Emily Jane, dau. of Lord Henry
Murray, son of the 3rd Duke of Athole, and by her had a son
and dau.,
Henry Murray (Eev.), h. 1832.
Elizabeth Jane.
Sir John d. 1840.
Arms — Az., a savage ppr. wreathed with bay leaves vert and
bearing in the sinister hand a baton and in the dexter a cross
patce fitchce therewith pointing to a star placed in the dexter
chief or. Crest — A star of six points wury arg. Motto — Moa-
strant astra viam.
iScat— Dunuikicr, Kirkcaldy, co. Fife.
O'TOOLE.
See Hall of Holltbush.
OTWAY OF CASTLE OTWATT.
Otwat, Eobeet Joceltx, Esq. of Castle Otway,
CO. Tipperary, J.P. and D.L., Rear- Admiral 29 Sept.
1808 ; m. 17 Aug. 1836, Anne Digby, youngest dau.
of Sir Hugh Crofton, 2nd Bart, of Mohill House, co.
Leitrim, and by her has a dau.,
Frances Margaret, to. 12 Oct. 1865, William Clifford Ber-
mingham Euthven, Esq. of Mount Campbell, co. Leitrim,
J.P., and has issue.
ILtnCa0C.— The family of Otwat, of which the Otways
of Castle Otway are a branch, is of great antiquity, and was
for several centuries seated at Middleton, and Ingmire Hall, in
Westmorland.
John Otwat, Esq. of Clohonan Castle, or Castle Otway, co.
Tipperary, got a grant of that place by patent 10 Oct. lCt;5,
was High Sheriff 1680, to. 1650, Phoebe, dau. of Nicholas
Loftus, Esq. of Fethard, co. Wexford, ancestor of the Marquess
of Ely, and had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Nicholas, M.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, 1683, 5. 1660; d. s. p.
III. Thomas, of Lissenhall, m. Christian, dau. and co-heir of
Richard Locke, Esq. of Tullagory, near Athy, co. Kildare,
M.P. for Athy 1692-1695, and had issue,
1 Henbt, who «. to Castle Otway. 2 John. 3 James.
1 Catherine, to. Lambert Pepper, Esq. of Mota, co. Tip-
perary. 2 Jane.
3 Lettice, to. Daniel Toler, Esq. of Grange, co. Tipperary,
father of Daniel Toler, Esq., and of John, 1st Lord
Norbury.
4 Rose, m. Rev. Robert Craven, by whom she had one dau.,
Ehzabeth, wife of John Garden, Esq. of Templemore, and
mother of Sir .John Craven Carden, 1st bart.
IV. CsBsar, of Kililuff, d. s. p. 1725.
V. Adam, of Clar.n, co. Tipperary, to. Julia, dau. of Robert
Carew, Esq. of Castleboro, co. Wexford, and had a dau.,
Amy, b. 16 July, 1699.
VI. James, of Kiliiuicarr, co. Tipperary, m. 1st, April, 1703,
Elizabeth, dau. of James Wickliani, and had issue, 1 James,
of Eapla, Major in the army, was present at Dettingen and
F'ontenoy, d. 1763, m. 1749, Sarah, dau. of William Wood-
ward, Esq. of Cloughprior, co. Tippcrarj-. and had issue,
James, of Prior Park, d. unm. Is39, William, d. young,
and Phoebe (Mrs. Freeman); 2 John, d. s. p. 1790, shot by a
robber; 3 Loftus, of Lisson Hall, to. Anne Lloyd, of Lloyds-
boro, CO. Tipperary, and </. .». p. 1777; 4 Cesar, of whom
hereafter; 5 Thomas, b. April, 1715, d. s. p., fell at Fonte-
noy, 1745; 6 George, d. s. p., fell at Fontenoy 1745; 7
Edward, of Cork, m. Miss Wallis, and left issue; 8 lUn:r,
d.s.p.; 9 Richard, d. s. p.; 1 Mary, m. Capt. Cuppagc;
2 Phoebe, to. 1717, Daniel Freeman, Esq. of Kupla, who d.
1807. James Otway rf. 1733. His 4th son,
Cesar Otwat, of Nenagh, m. Grace, dau. of Will;?m
Short, Esq. of Cashelrone, King's Co., itnA had, wirh
twelve other children, all of whom d. young, an only sur-
viving son,
Loftus Otwat, of Nenagh, who to. Sarah, dau. of
William Woodward, Esq. of Cloughprior, and had issue,
1 C«sAR (Rev.\ of whom hereafter.
2 William, Capt. 12th Lancers, b. 1792; m. 1815, Sibclla,
dau of Sir Jonah Barrington, Knt., Judge of the High
Court of Admiralty ; and i^. 1869, leaving issue,
Francis, b. 1839, settled in the Fiji Islands.
Catherine, m. Peter Burrowcs, Esq., and has issue.
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OWE
Arabella Joanna, m. IG Oct. 18G0, John Norwood, Esq.,
J. P., LL.D., Bairister-at-Law, and has issue.
3 James, of Ballinware, m. Mary, dau. of Studdert, of
Bunratty, co. Clare, and d. s.p.
1 Phoehe, b. 28 Aug. 1782; d. nnm. 28 March, 18G9.
2 Sarah, 6. 1784 ; in. Francis P^eeman, Esq.
Loftus Otway d. 1789. His eldest son.
Rev. C^sar Otway, M.A., 6. 1768; ?u. 1st, 1803,
Frances, dau. of Very llev. James Hastings, Dean of
Achonry, and liad issue,
1 John Hastings, of whom hereafter.
2 Caesar George, M.A., b. 30 Oct. 1809; TO. 9 June, 1846,
Elizabeth Hannah, only dau. of Thomas Batt, Esq. of
EiithmuUen, co. Donegal; and d. 21 Sept. 1867, leaving
issue,
James Loftus, Lieut. 22nd regt., 6. 30 Dec. 1848.
Frances, m. 7 Sept. 1872, Francis Alfred Waller, Esq.
and has issue.
Charlotte Elizabeth, m. .'i Sept. 1872, William Edwards
George, Esq., and has issue.
3 Loftus, d, vnm.
1 Jane, m. liev. William Dighy Sadlier, D.D., Senior
Fellow Trin. Coll. Dublin ; and d. s. p. 1854.
2 Frances, m. 1st, 1840, George Digges La Touche, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law ; and 2ndly, 18.52, Kev. WilUam
McNeece, D.D., Regius Professor of Divinity Trin. Coll.
Dublin, who d. 28 Sept. 18G9.
Rev. Caesar Otway in. 2ndly, 17 Jan. 1837, Elizabeth, dau.
of William Digges La Touche, Esq. of St. Stephen's Green,
Dublin, by whom he had no issue. He d. March, 1842.
His eldest son,
John Hastings Otway, Esq. of Green View, Dun-
murry, co. Antrim, Q.C., M.A.., Recorder of Belfast, and
Judge of the County Court for Antrim, b. 25 July, 1808 ;
m. 1833, Mary, dau. of James Hill, Esq. of Graig, co.
Cork, and has had issue,
1 C/esar Hastings, b. 5 Nov. 1833; m. 4Dcc. 1858, Julia,
dau. of Miles Charles Seton, Esq. of llillLngdon, Mid-
dlesex, and has issue,
Loftus, b. 4 June, 1861.
Charles Caesar, b. Aug. 18G2.
Caesar, b. 15 Dec. 1864. Hugh Hill, 6. 8Iay, 1866.
George Beatson, b. 1868.
2 John Hastings, formerly of 24th regt., h. 1S43; d.s.p.
1875.
3 James, m. Frances, dau. of Rev. Alexander Pollock,
and has had issue,
Ernest, b. April, 1876; d. 1 July, 1878.
John Hastings, 6. May, 1877; d. 15 June, 1878.
1 Mary.
2 Elizabeth Jane, to. 25 July, 1865, Samuel Prittie Perry,
Esq., and has issue. 3 Frances Hastings, rf. M?na. 1871.
I. Elizabeth, to. John Lloyd, Esq. of Lloydsboro', co. Tip-
perary. ii. Phoebe, in. John Reading, Esq. of Rahins.
Mr. Otway, whose lands were erected into the manor of Castle
Otway, by patent 5 Dec. 1C84, was s. by his eldest son,
John Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, m. Mary, dau. and heir
of John Whiterowe, Esq., co. Limerick, by whom (whose will,
made 1718, was proved 1738) he had issue,
I. John, his successor. ii. Henry, d. young,
I. Katherine. ii. Phccbe. iii. Mary.
Mr. Otway d, intestate before 16 Dec. 1704, and was s. by his
son,
John Otwat, Esq. of Castle Otway, h. 17 Aug. 1701; who
d. s. p. 1722, wlien he was s. by his cousin,
Henky Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, High Sheriff 1703, m.
Mary, dau. of Phanuel Cooke, Esq. of Clonamekin, co. Tip-
perary, by whom (who d. 20 Nov. 1750) he had issue,
I. Thomas, his successor. ii. Cooke, heir to his brother.
III. William, who was administrator to his brother 1753.
I. Frances, in. S. Judge, Esq.
II. Harriett, in. O. Latham, Esq.
Mr. Otway, whose will, dated 16 Oct. 1736, was proved the next
year, was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, High Sheriff 1760,
TO. I March, 1757, Martha, dau. of Henry Prittie, Esq. of
Kilboy, CO. Tipperary, and sister of Henry, 1st Lord Dunally,
by whcm (who m. 2n(lly, Rev. Thomas Parker, D.D., of Bally-
vallcy, CO. Clare) he had no issue. He d. 1786, and was s. by
his brother,
Cooke Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, Capt. Life Guards,
TO. Aug. 1766, Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel AValler, Esq. of
Newport, co. Tipperary, by Anne his wife, dau. of Thomas
Jocelyn, Esq., and sister of Sir Robert Waller, 1st bart. of
Newport, by whom (who d. 1807) he had issue,
I. Thomas, d. young. ii. Henry, his heir.
III. Robert Waller (Sir), created a Bart 15 Sept. 1831 (see
Burke's Peeraije and BarunLlar/e).
IV. Cooke John, d. unm.
V. Samuel Jocelyn (Rev.), in. Sept. ISOO, Margaret, dau. of
Gen. Hart, E.T.C.'s service, who d. 22 Jan. 18C3. Bed.
5 Sept. 1855, leaving issue,
Cooke (Rev.), b. 1802; to. 1841, Caroline Elizabeth, dau.
of Rev. John Backhouse, Rector of Deal, Kent, and by
her (who d. 22 Jan. 1863) had issue,
John Jocelyn, b. 16 Jan. 1844; d. 186G.
Rorert Cooke, 13th Light Infantry, 6.24 Oct. 1846.
Robert Jocelyn, now of Castle Otway.
Margaret Sarah, m. Sept. 1835, Rev. Henry George Johnson^
youngest son of Sir John Allen Johnson Walsh, 1st bart,
of Bally killcavan. Queen's Co.
Martha Elizabeth Anne, d. 1858.
VI. Loftus William (Sir), a Lieut.-Gen. in the army. Col. of
the 84th regt., C.B., a Knight Commander of Charles 111.
of Spain; to. Frances, only dau. of Sir Charles Blicke, Knt.
of Caroon Park, Surrey ; and d. 7 June, 1854, leaving issue
one son and one dau.,
1 Loftus Charles, H.M. Minister Plenipotentiary in Mexico,
and Consul-Gcn. in Milan, D.L. co. Radnor, C.B. 21 Sept.
1854, for his service as H.M. Charge d' Affaires in Spain;
TO. Gertrude Marceliana, dau. of his Excellency Don
Francisco de Paula Enriquez, Intendente de Manilla,
grand cross of " Isabel la Catolica," and Knt. of various
Orders, and sister of Count de la Puebla de Portugal;
d. at Madrid 26 Sept. 1861.
1 Georgina Frances who eventually became his sole heiress,
TO. 20|Oct. 1837, Capt. William John Marjoribanks Hughes,
4th Light Dragoons, who, by royal license, dated 14 Dec.
1873, assumed the surname of Loptds-Otway, in lieu of
his patronymic; they have issue, Loftus William Henry;
Cecil Tufton Alfred, in. Margaret, only child and heiress
of Abernethie Gordon, Esq. ; Walter Philip, Capt. Cold-
stream Guards; Jocelyn Tufton Farrant, Lieut. 49tli
regt. ; Harold Ernest Caerlyon ; Cordelia Frances, ra.
Lieut.-Col. Kcmmis Betty, of the Carbineers; and
Blanche, in. Capt. Hamilton Beamish, R.N., Commanding
H.M.S. "Pallas."
VII. George, Major in the 85th foot, d. in Jamaica, 1804.
I. Martha, m. 1st, George Hartpole, Esq. of Shrule Castle;
and 2ndly, Hon. Francis Aldborough Prittie (see Bukke's
Peerage, Ddnally, B.) ; and d. March, 1802.
Mr. Otway d. 1800, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, bapt. 2 Aug. 1768; m.
1790, Sarah, dau. of Sir Thomas Cave, 5th bart. of Stamford,
and sister and heir of Sir Thomas, the 6th bart., afterwards
Baroness Braye in her own right, who, after her husband's
decease, assumed the additional surname of Cave in 1818. By
her, who d. 21 Feb. 1862 (when her barony fell into abeyance
between her daus.) he had issue,
I. Robert, his heir.
II. Thomas, Major in the army, d. unm. 19 Jan. 1831,
I. Maria.
II. Anne, m. 1st, 1828, J. A. Arnold, Esq. of Lutterworth,
who d.s. p. 1844; and2ndly, 2 Dec. 1847, Rev. Henry Kemp
Richardson, Rector of Leire, co. Leicester; and d. s. p.
22 May, 1871.
III. Catherine, in. 1st, 1826, Henry Murray, Esq. (youngest
son of Lord George Mun'ay), who d. s. p. 26 Nov. 1830;
and 2ndly, 11 Feb. 1850, John Reginald, 3rd Earl Beau-
champ, who d. s. p. 1853.
IV. Henrietta, m. 24 Sept. 1844, Rev. Edgell Wyatt-Edgell,
Rector of North Cray, Kent, and has had issue,
Edmund Verney, Capt. 17th Lancers, ') twins, 6. 16 Aug.
Frances Catherine Sarah, J 1845.
Henry Adrian, 13th regt., b. 17 May, 1847; d. 6 Nov. 1866.
Alfred Thomas Townsend, b. 23 July, 1849; in. 9 Sept.
1873, Cecilia Harriett, dau. of William Gerrard Walmesley,
Esq., and has is.sue,
Verney Adrian, b. 11 Oct. 1874. Cecilia Violet.
Mr. Otway d. 13 Sept. 1815, and was s. by his eldest son,
Hon. Robert Otway Cave, M.P. co. Tipperary, to. 23 Oct.
1833, Sophia, dau. of Sir Robert Burdett, 5th bart. of Foremark;
and d. s. p. 30 Nov. 1844, when Castle Otway devolved on his
widow for life, and at her death, 30 Dec. 1849, it went by
will to Admiral Robert Jocelyn Otway, the present pro-
prietor.
Arms — Arg., a pile sa. a chevron counterchanged. Crest —
Out of a ducal coronet or, two wings erect sa. Motto — Si Deus
nobiscum quis contra nos.
^ea£— Castle Otway, Tcmplcmore, co. Tipperary.
OWEN OF BETTWS HALL.
Owen, Hugh Daebt, Esq. of Bettws Hall, co.
Montgomery, b. 1 July, 1827; m. 25 Sept. 1851,
Harriet Eliza, dau. of Samuel Smith, Esq., Judge
at Calicut, Malabar Coast, of the Madras C.S., and
has issue,
I. HoGH Darby Anneslet, b. 17 Aug. 1852.
XI. Edward Roderick, 6. 7 May, 1856.
OWE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OWE
1219
I. Mary Matilda. li. Alice Harriet Eva.
III. Georgina West. iv. Evelyn Maud.
iLtntaQC. — Rowland Oweu, who served the office of High
Sheriff for co. Montgomery 1611, was the first who adopted
the family surname of Owe.n. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Bichard Pughe, Esq. of Matbafarn, and was s. at bis decease
by his eldest son,
Thomas Owew, Esq. of Llunllo, m. Joyce Pughe, of Matha-
farn, and was father of
BowLAND Owen, Esq. of Llunllo. He m. Barbara, dau. of
Lumley Williames, Esq. of Ystymcollwyn, and had, with other
issue,
Thomas Owen, Esq. of Llunllo, m. 1st, Anna, dau. of Sir
Thomas Powell, Knt. of Llechwedd Dyrys, co. Cardigan, one
of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, and had two sons,
Thomas, of Llunllo, High Sheriff of co. Montgomery, 1726.
whose grand. dau. and co-heiress, Avabina Bkunbtt, m.
19 May, 1772, John Herbert, Esq. of Dolvorgan, co. Mont-
gomery.
William Owen, of Bettws, founder of the branch of Bettws.
Mr. Owen vi. 2ndly, Abigail, dau. and co-heir of the Eev.
Hugh Owen, of Bronyclydwr, and by that lady had another
eon and two daus.,
Hugh, M.D. (see Owen of Tedsmore).
Barbara, d. wnm.
Mabtha, m. Richard Bulkelet Hatchett,* Esq., only son
of Edward Hatchett, Esq. of Lee, Salop, by Elizabeth his
•wife, dau. of Robert Bulkeley, of Coedana, in Anglesey, son
of the Rev. Richard Bulkeley, of Glanygors, whose father,
AVilliam, was son of Tristram, the 8th son of the 2nd mar-
riage of Sir Richard Bulkeley, of Beaumaris.
William Owen, Esq. of Bettws, co. Montgomery, 2nd son
«f Thomas Ov^en, Esq. of Llunllo, by his 1st wife Anne, dau.
of Sir Thomas Powell, Knt., m. 24 June, 1704, Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of Richard Pryce, Esq. of Henvaes, son of Thomas
Pryce, Esq., by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Lingaine,
Esq. of Bettws, and had, with a younger son, Thomas, b. 1713,
who d. unm., a successor,
Lingaine Owen, Esq. of Bettws, m. 1706, Mary, dau. of
Jenkin Lloyd, Esq. of Clockfaen, co. Montgomery, by
Bachel his wife, dau. of John Fowler, Esq. of Abbey Cwm
Hir, CO. Radnor. By Mary his wife (whom m. 2ndly, John
Gethwyn, Gent, of Vaynor, and d. 1797, aged 90 years)
Mr. Owen left at his decease, 1735, aged 29 (with four daus.),
one son,
Pktce Owen, of Bettws, M.D., of Shrewsbury, m. Bridget,
only dau. and heir of John Whitfield, Esq. of Shrewsbury,
and left at his decease, 31 July, 1786, a dau., Harriet, to.
the Rev. John Bocke, M.A., Rector of Clungunford, Salop,
and a son.
The Yen. Hugh Owen, M.A., Archdeacon of Salop, Pre-
bendary of Lichfield and Sarum, and Portionist of Bampton,
CO. Oxford. Archdeacon Owen m. Harriet, dau. and co-heir of
Edward Jeffreys, Esq. of Shrewsbury, and d. 23 Dec. 1827,
having had one son and one dau.,
Edward Prtce, his heir.
Harriett, m. Charles Townshend Wilson, Esq., son of Richard
Wilson, Esq. of Tyrone, in Ireland, by his wife Anne Town-
shend, dau. of the Right Hon. John Townshend, Chancellor
of the Exchequer.
The eldest son,
The Rev. Edward Prtce Owen, M.A., of Bettws Hall,
Vicar of Wellington, and Rector of Eyton, Shropshire, b.
8 March, 1788; m. 6 Dec. 1825, Mary, only dau. and heiress
of Samuel Darby, Esq. of Colebrookdale, and has one son and
one dau.,
HcGH Darby, now of Bettws Hall.
I Mary, r,i. 18 July, 1850, Colmore Frind Colmore, Esq. of
Moore End, near Cheltenham, and has issue.
He d. 6 Nov. 1863.
^rm«— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a lion rampant sa. a
•• nton of the last; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a cross-fleury engrailed
between four Cornish choughs ppr. on a chief az. a boar's
■ ad couped arg. tu.sked or, and langued gu. Crests— 1st, A
Cumish chough ppr. holding in the dexter claw a fleur-de-lis
arg. ; 2nd, Two eagles' heads conjoined and erased parted
(lessways) or and gu. mcmbered of the last.
iVais— Bettws Hall, near Newtown, co. Montgomery: and
Bodenc House, Cheltenham. j i »"u
• The family of Hatchett has been resident in the vicinity of
rUesmere, Salop, for several centuries. Richard Hatchett,
<-ent., the direct ancestor, in the 8th degree, of the present
Hugh Darby Owen, Esq., purchased the Hall estate, in Lee, at
llie commencement of, or early in, the 17th century, and it
!-till continues in the family. Prior to this the Hatchetts
resided at Burlton, near EUcsmcrc.
Arms of Hatcuett— Az., three baltlc-axcs ftwo and one)
' r. in chjef a whcatsheaf. Crest— The head of a battle-
^.ppr. edge upwards.
OWEN OP TEDSMOBE.
BrLKEiET-OwEN, Ret. Thomas Mainwaeino
Bulkeley, of Tedsmore HaU, Salop, b. 15 Nov.
1826.
HinCajJC-The 3rd son of Thomas Owen, of Llunllo (see
preceding Family) who lived to an advanced age (only son of
the 2nd marriage), was
Hugh Owen, M.D., of Shrewsbury, where he resided pro-
fessionally, until his cousin, in the 7th degree, Mrs. Sabah
Owen, last of the family of Woodhouse, made a deed of gift of
the Woodhouse estate in his favour, whither, at her request, he
moved. He d. 28 June, 1764, aged 56. He had previously
made a will, by which he bequeathed Woodhouse back to Mrs.
Sarah Owen, who, on the 14th of the next August, made anew
settlement [of the properly («fe Owen o/ Uoodhouse). To Dr.
Owen's other property, his sister,
Mabtha Owen, «., and her husband, Richard Bulkeley
Hatchett, erected the mansion house at Tedsmore, on her
property. She had issue by Mr. Hatchett, who U. 15 Dec.
1803, aged 80,
BcLKELET Hatchett, of Ellosmere, b. 15 May, 1750, who s.
his younger brother in Tedsmore.
Hugh Hatchett, b. 4 Oct. 1851, of whom presently, as first
successor to Tedsmore.
Mary Hatchett, d. unm.
Sarah Hatchett, m. Thomas Salnsbury, Esq., brother of Sir
Robert Salusbury, Bart, of Llanwern, co. Monmouth.
The 2nd son, Hugh, having s. to the Tedsmore and other
estates of the Owen family, assumed that surname, and
became
Hugh Owen, Esq. of Tedsmore. He d. unm. 25 Dec. 1818,
when his estates passed to his elder brother,
Bulkeley Hatchett, Esq. of Ellesmere, m. about 1789,
Mary, only dau. and heiress of Thomas Mainwaring, Esq. of
London (2nd son of James Mainwaring, of Bombro', in co.
Chester {refer to Maikwabing of OteUy), by whom he had
issue,
Thomas Bulkeley, late of Tedsmore Hall.
Hugh James, d. an infant 25 May, 1791.
Samuel Bulkeley, b. 17 Aug. 1792; d. unm. 21 July, 1817.
Mr. Hatchett d. 23 Aug. 1830.
Thomas Bulkeley Bulkeley Owen, Esq., 6. 16 July, 1790;
m. 24 March, 1824, Marianne, eldest dau. of the Eev. Edward
Thelwell, of Llanbedr Hall, co. Denbigh, and had issue,
Bulkeley Hatchett, b. 3 Oct. 1825.
Thomas Mainwaring Bulkeley, now of Tedsmore Hall.
Frances Marianne Eliza, m. 22 July, 1852, the Rev. Edward
Jacson, Rector of Thruxton, near Hereford, and has issue.
This gentleman t. at the decease of his father, the late
Bulkeley Hatchett, Esq., 23 Aug. 1830, and adopted the sur-
names of Bulkeley-Ow en as heir to a branch of that family.
He d. April, 1867, and his wife d. 7 March, 1865. He was s.
by his eldest son,
Bulkeley Hatchett Bulkeket, to. 3 Oct. 1S67, Emma
Maria Heywood, dau. of the late Rev. George Heywood,
Rector of Ideford, Devon; d. s. p. 10 Aug. 1868, and was s. by
his brother, the Rev. Thomas Mainwaring Bulkeley Owen,
now of Tedsmore.
.4 rnij— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a cross fleury engrailed
sa. between four Cornish choughs ppr. on a chief az. a boar's
head couped arg. tusked or, and langued gu. ; 2nd and 3rd
quarters sa., a chevron between three bulls' heads cabossed arg.,
for Bulkeley. Crests— 1st, Owen, Two eagles' heads conjoined
and erased per fess or and gu. membercd of the last; 2nd,
Bulkeley, Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head arg. armed
of the first. Motto — Ccidw, Owain a Gafodd ; Nee temere nec
timide. And Owen, Eryr Eryrod Eryri.
/Seat— Tedsmore Hall, Westfelton, Shropshire.
OWEN (NOW CHOLMONDELEY)
OF CONDOVEK.
Cholmondeley, Eeginald, Esq. of Condover
Hall, Salop, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, J.P. and
D.L., Major Ist batt. 28th Salop R.V., b. 20 April,
1826 ; m. 17 Oct. 1867, Hon. Alice Mary Eacrtoa,
2nd dau. of William, Isl, Lord Egerton of Tatton,
■which lady d. 27 Nov. 18G8, leaving a dau.,
Alice, d. 11 Dew. 1868.
1220
OTTB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
OWE
\
ILilTCajC— RicnARD Owen, of Shrewsbury, younffest son
of Owen ap Griffith, of Llimllo, by his 2nd wife, Gwcnhwyvar,
m. Mary, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Ottley, Esq., and had
(nith other issue) a son,
Thomas Owen, Esq. of Condover, Salop, one of the Judges
of the Common Pleas, whose son and heir,
SiK Roger Owen, Knt. of Condover, M.P. for Salop, and
High Sheriff 1604, dying without male issue, was s. by his
brother,
Sir William Owen, Knt. of Condover, IliRh Sheriff 1623,
■M. Ellen, dau. of Sir Robert Needham, Knt. of Salop, and
dying 1662, was s. by his eldest son,
Roger Owen, Esq. of Condover, 6. 1611; m. Alice, dau.
of Gilbert, Lord Gerard, and by her, who m. 2ndly, Henry
Heylin, Esq., was father of
Thomas Owen, Esq. of Condover, b. 1641, whose son and
successor, by Isabella his wife, dau. of James Campbell, Esq.
of Woodford, Essex,
Roger Owen, Esq. of Condover, High Sheriff 170S, m. 1st,
Jane, dau. of Edward Vaughan, Esq. of Trawscoed, by whom
(who d. 17C0) he had two sons and a dau., Edward, Thomas,
and Letitia. He m. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of Sir John Booth,
Knt., and had a dau. Catherine, who d. young, 1721. Ptoger
Owen d. 1717, and s. by his elder son,
Edward Owen, Esq. of Condover, m. Mary, dau. and co-
heir of Edward Owen, Esq. of Eaton Mascott, but dying s.i).
1723, the esuites devolved on his brother,
Thomas Owen, Esq. of Condover, who, dying unm. 31 Jan,
1731, devised his lands to his sister,
Letitia Owen, of Condover, who m. 1st. Richard Mytton,
Esq. of Halston; and 2ndly, Trafford Barnston, Esq. of
Churton, Cheshire. By the 1st marriage there was an only
dau.,
Anna Maria Mttton, who m. Sir Charlton Leighton, Bart,
of Loton, and dying 1750, left (with a son, Charlton Leighton,
who became 4th bart.) tliree daus.,
Anna Maria Leighton.
Honor Leighton, d. xinm.
Annabella Leighton, m. William Childe, Esq. of Kinlet.
To the eldest,
Anna Maria Leighton, her grandmother, Letitia Owen,
by will, dated 1750, devised the Condover estates. She m.
Nicholas Smythe, Esq. of Nibley, co. Gloucester, High Sheriff
Jor Salop 1772, and had issue,
I. Nicholas O^ven Smtthe, heir.
I. Anna Maria Emma Smythe, m. Feb. 1792, Edward
Pembcrton, Esq., 2iid son of Edward Pemberton, of Wrock-
wavdine, Salcp, and younger brother of William Cludde,
of Orleton, Salop, and had one son and two daus.,
1 Edward William Smythe Pemberton, successor to his
uncle.
1 Harriett Maria Pemberton, m. Sir John Salusbury Piozzi
Saiusbury, Knt. of Brynbella, co. Flint.
2 Letitia Caroluie Pemberton.
II. Letitia Sophia Smythe, m. Henry Augustus Leicesteri
Esq.
III. Caroline Elizabeth Smythe, m. Charles Cholmondclcy,
Esq. of Overleigli, younger brother of Thomas, 1st Lord
Dclamcre, and d. 1818, leaving, with junior issue, a son,
The Rev. Charles Cowper Cholmondeley, Rector of
Hodnet, 6. 1795; to. 1822, Mary, sister of Richard
Heber, Esq. of Hodnet Hall, Salop, and Marton, co. York,
snd of Reginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta ; and dying
1831, left by her (who m. 2ndly, 18 May, 1841, the Rev.
Samuel H. Macaulay, Rector of Hodnet, Salop, and d.
22 Dec. 1846) four sons,
Thomas, of Overleigh, co. Chester, who s. to the Con-
dover estate, and changed his name to Given.
Charles, 6. 21 Feb. 1826.
Keginald, now of Condover.
Richard Hugh (Rev.), Rector of Hodnet, Salop, and Rural
Dean, I. 1828; vi. 19 June, 1855, Emily, dau. of Henry
Ealph Beaumont, Esq. of Newby Park, co. York, and
has issue.
Louisa Harriet Smythe, '/)i. Charles Leicester, Esq.
Charlotte ^Vnnabella Smythe.
The only son and heir,
Nicholas Owen Smtthe, Esq. of Condover, assumed the
surname and arms of Owen. He m. Henrietta-Jemima, dau.
of Chauncey-Hare Townsend, Esq. of Bruce Castle, Middlesex,
but dying without issue, 30 Jan. 1804, devised his estates to
his nephew, Edward William Smythe Pemberton, Esq., who
having adopted the surname of Owen, was
Edward William Smtthe Owen, Esq. of Condover, 6.
28 Dec. 1793, High Sheriff 1819; m. 10 Feb. 1824, Charlotte
Maria, sister of John Edward Madocks, Esq. of Vyron-lw, and
Glanywern, M.P. for the Dcnbishshire Boroughs, by his 2n(l
TV.
V.
wife, the Hon. Elizabeth Craven. Hed. 1863, when the estates
devolved upon his cousin,
Thomas Cholmondelf.t, Esq., &. 1823, who took the namo
and arms of Owen instead of Cholmondeley; he m. 1864,
Victoria Alexandrina, (to whom Her Majesty stood sponsor),
dau. of John Cotes. Esq. of Wocdcote, Salop, and rf. 1864, when
the property passed to his brother, Reginald Cuolmondelet,
Esq., now of Condover Hall.
Arms — Gu., in chief two helmets in profile arg. and in base
a frarb or. Crest — A demi-grifSn segreant sa. beaked winged
and membered or, holding in the claws a helmet as in the
arms.
Seat — Condover Hall, Shrewsbury.
i
lyrOSTYIT-O'WEN OF WOODHOTTSE.
MosTTN-OwEN, Aethur, Esq. of Woodhouse,
Salop, s. liis brother 1868, late of Madras Civil
Service, High Sheriff of Salop 1876 ; m. Julia,, 3rd
dau. of William Herring, Esq. of Hethersetfc Hall,
Norfolk, and has issue,
I. Arthur William, h. 1853, Lieut. 1st Royal Dragoons.
II. Charles Roger, b. 1855.
ILtntatHJ.— Howel, the 2nd son of Owen ap Griffith, of
Llunllo, by his 1st wife, Isabel, dau. and heir of David Lloyd
Middleton, resided in Machynlleth, and was father of
Richard Owen, Esq. of Shrewsbury, who m. Alicia, dau. of
David Ireland, of the same place, a gentleman of ancient
family. The eldest son of this marriage,
Edward Owen, Esq. of Shrewsbury, one of the executors of
his cousin, Judge Owen, of Condover, was father of
Robert Owen, Esq. of Woodhouse, High Sheriff of Salop
1618, who (by three wives) had eighteen children. He was s.
by his son,
Edward Owen, Esq. of Woodhouse, 6. 1602, whose eldest
surviving son,
Robert Owen, Esq. of Woodhouse, High Sheriff of Salop
1667, m. Mary, dau. of John Eddisbury, and had issue,
John, his heir.
Mary, who to. Piers Lloyd, Esq., and hence descended Joem
Llotd, Esq. of Trawscoed, of whom hereafter.
Ann, d. unm.
Martha, to. to Humphrey Kynaston, Esq. of Eryngwyn, co.
Montgomery, and had an only child and heiress. Mart
Ktnaston, who m. William Mostyn, Esq. (grandson of Sir
Roger Mostyn, Knt. of Mostyn), and had a son, William
MosTTN, father of William Mosxtn, eventual inheritor of
Woodhouse.
Muriel, m. John Evans, Gent. .J
Bobert Owen d. 1696, and was s. by his son,
John Owen, Esq. of Woodhouse, who to. Sarah, dau. and co-
heir of Thomas Cotton, Esq., of Pulley, near Shrewsbury, and
dying 1737, left two daus. and co-heirs, viz.,
Muriel Owen and Sarah Owen. These ladies agreed to put
into possession of the Woodhouse estate, by a deed of gift,
Hugh Owen, M.D., son of Thomas Owen, of Llunllo, by his
2nd wife ; but that gentleman came to an untimely death,
28 June, 1784, having previously made a will, by which ht
bequeathed the said estate to his benefactress, Mrs. Sarah
Owen, who survived him, and who, 14 Aug. following, created
a new entail of the property successively to John Lloyd, oi
Trawscoed ; William, eldest son of William Mostyn. of Eryn-
gwyn ; Robert, 3rd son of the said WUliam Mostyn; and Pryct
Owen, M.D., of Shrewsbury; remainder, in default of issu(
male of all these persons, to her next heir male of the nam(
and family of Owen, of Woodhouse. At the decease of Johi
Lloyd, Esq. of Trawscoed, Woodhouse, it devolved on
William Mostyn, Esq. (son of William Mostyn, Esq. o
Bryngwyn, by Grace his wife, dau. of Robert Wynn, Esq. c
Plasnewydd, and grandson, by Mary his wife, dau. and heiro
Humphrey Kynaston, Esq., of William Mostyn, whose father
the Rev. John Mostyn, M.A., Rector of Castell, was 2nd son o
the Yen. Archdeacon Mostyn, by Ann Lewis his 2nd wife, wh
assumed the surname of Owen, and represented co. Mont
gomery in three Parliaments. He to. Rebecca, sister c
Thomas Crewe Dod, Esq. of Edge, co. Chester, and had issue,
WiLLLiM, his heir.
Edward Henry Mostyn-Owen, Rector of Cound, Salop, wh
TO. Elizabeth Sophia, 2nd dau. of Rev. Henry HinchcliJe, c
Barthomley, co. Chester, and d. having had four sons an
four daus.
Rebecca, m. John Humffreys, Esq. of Llwyn, co. Montgc
mery, and had issue four sons and two daus.
Frances Maria, m. Richard Noel-Hill, 4th Lord Berwick, «o
bad issue four sous and four daus.
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Ilarriet, vi. Jolin JTytton, Esq. of Halston, Salop, aiul had
issue one son and one Uau.
Sobieski, m. R. B. Dean, Esq. and had issue two sons and
two daua.
Eloisn, m. Rev. Hem-y Calveley Cotton, Rector of ITin-
stock, and Vicar of Great Ness, Salop, and had issue one son
and one dau. Laura, d. unm.
Mr. MostynOwcnrf. 11 March, 1795, and was «. by his eldest son,
William Mosttn Owen, Esq. of Woodhouse, who m.
Harriet Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Major T. Gumming, of Bath,
"and left issue,
William, late of Woodliouse. Authub, now of Woodhouse.
Francis, m. Georgina, 3rd dau. of Kichard Noel-Hill, Lord
Berwick, of Attingham, Salop, and has two daus.
Henry, d. unm.
Charles, m. Frances, dau. of the Eev. Edward Buncombe,
liector of Barthomley, co. Chester, and has three sons and
two di.us.
Sarah Harriet, m. Edward Ilosier-Williams, Esq. of Eaton
Thapcott, near Shrewsbury, who d. 1844; she in. 2ndly
the Hon. Judge Haliburton, of Gorton House, Isleworth.
Frances, m. Kobert Myddlelton-Hiddulph, Esq. of Chirk
Castle, CO. Denbigh, and had two sons and three daus.
Caroline, in. George Spofforth-Lister, Esq. of Finningley
Park, CO. York. Emma. Sobieskie.
His eldest son,
William Mosttn-Owen, Major Eoyal Dragoons, d. wim,
1868, and was s. by his brother, now of Woodhouse,
Ai-ms — Arg., a lion rampant and a canton, sa. Crest — Two
eagles' heads conjoined and erased party per less or and gu.
membered of the last.
Stat — Woodhouse, near Shrewsbury.
OWEN OF HAVEEFOE.DWEST.
Owen, Moeeis Williams Lloyd, Esq. of
Cwmgloyne, Havei-foi-clwcst, Magistrate for the co.
of Pembroke, and the town and co. of Haverford-
west, High Sheriff for co. Pembroke 1870, and D.L.
for the town and co. of Haverfordwest; b. 24 March,
1844..
ILllTC(t0P. — Owen Owen, Esq. of Cwmgloyne, Haverford-
west (son of John Owen, Esq., who d. 1843, and Jane,
Williams his wife, m. 13 Sept. 1S06, d. 1854), m. 12 Oct. 1841,
Mary Anne, dau. of Morgan Rice James, Esq. of Haverford-
west, and d. 11 Feb. 1849, leaving issue,
I. MoRBis Williams Llotd, now of Cwmgloyne.
I. Mary Jane Lloyd Williams.
II. Frances Louisa Lloyd Williams.
ui. Emlin Margaretta Lloyd.
&aJ— Cwmgloyne, Haverfordwest.
♦
OWENS OF HOLESTONE.
OWEXS, James, Esq. of Holestone, co. Antrim,
J.P. and D.L., b. 3 Aug. 1836 ; m. 1861, Evelyn
Margaret, dait. oi Robert James Tennent, Esq. of
Eushpark, co. Antrim.
HtlTCaSC— The family of Gillllan, from which that of
Owens derives the Holestone property, went from Scotland to
Ireland during the religious persecutions of the time of
Chaeles IL In 1724,
Henkv Owens, Esq.,m. Jane, eldest dau. of William Gillilan,
Esq. of Holestone, by which marriage the Gillilan property,
for want of heirs male, passed to the Owens, and by her had
two sons,
WiLLUM, of Holestone, 5. 1725; d. unm., when the estate
devolved upon his nephew. John.
The 2nd son,
John Owens, Esq. of Tildarg, 6. 1726; m. 7 March, 17C9,
Anne, dau. of the Eev. George Eogers, Ecctor of Dunachy, co.
Antrim, and left a son,
James Owens, Esq. of Holestone, co. Antrim, J.P. and D.L.,
6. 18 June, 1777, who served as High Sheriff co. Antrim 1838.
He m. 20 Dec. 1799, Mary, dau. of John Forsythe, Esq. of
Ballymure, by Sarah his wife, dau. of WiUiam GiUilan, Esq. of
Collin, and by her (who d. 1852) left at his decease, 21 Nov.
1848, a son and successor,
John Owens, Esq. of Holestone, J.P., 6. 30 Jan. 1801 ; m.
4 Feb. 1828, Jane, dau. of James Stewart Moore, Esq. of
Ballydivity, co. Antrim, J.P. and D.L., and d. 1875, having
had issue,
I. James, now of Holestone.
I. Harriette Skoftington, m. 8 Jan. 1850, the Eev. James
Orr, and d. 14 April, Ibo.").
U. Mary Sarah, d. April, 1861.
in. Margaret. iv. Jane.
V. Elizabeth Anne, m. Jan. 1868, Harry Adair Tracey, Capt
E.A., and </. 1872, leaving a son, Harry Owens, b. 11 July
1869; and two daus. '
Arms—Gn., on a mount in base vert a boar passant arg
armed collared and chained or, to a hollybush ppr., on a
canton of the third, three ravens' legs erased meeting at the
fess point sa. Crest— A bear p.assant ppr., collared and chained
or. as in the arms. MollG—hmtiUs vis est.
Heat — Holestone, Dough, co. Antrim.
PACK OF AVISFOED.
Retnell-Pack, AurnuR Denis Heney Hebee,
Esq. of Avisford, Sussex, b. 22 Oct. ISUO.
JLtliraCIC.— One of the family of Packe, ofco. Leicester,
is stated to have gone to Ireland, a Major in Cromwell's
army, and to have been the ancestor of the Yl it Eev. Thomas
Pack, Dean of Ossory, and of the Packs of Kilkenny.
Tuomas Pack, of Ballynakill, Queen's Co., m. a dau. of
Kelly, of Eallynakill, and d. 1758, leaving by her three sons,
Thomas, his heir.
Eiehard (Eev.), d. March, 1781, leaving, by his wife Mary,
dau. of Anthony Percy, Esq. of Ballintcmple, in the Kings
Co., seven sons and three daus.
Samuel, of Dublin, vi. Jane, dau. and co-heir of Thomas
Caddel, Esq. of the co. Lancaster, and by her had a son,
Samuel, H.E.LC.S.; and two daus., Jane, m. James Lea,
Esq. ; and Ellen, m. Col. Philip Crampton.
The eldest son,
The Very Eev. Thomas Pack, Dean of Ossory for fifty-two
years, m. Catherine, dau. and heiress of Denis Sullivan, Esq.
of Bere, or Berehaven, co. Kerry, and d. March l'/96, and was
buried in the Cathedral of St. Canice, Kilkenny, leaving (with
two daus.) one son,
Majoe-Gen.Sir Denis Pack, K.C.B., who five times received
the thanks of Parliament for his military services. He was
6. 7 Oct. 1775; in. 10 July, 1816, Lady Elizabeth Louisa Beres-
ford, youngest child of George, 1st Marquess of Waterford,
and by her (who d. 6 Jan. 1856) had issue,
Arthur John Eetnell, late of Avisford.
Denis William {see Pack-Beresford of Fenrgh).
Anne Elizabeth, m. 26 Sept. 1869, the Eov. George J.
Mapletoft Paterson, Eector of Brome, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Catherine, to. 7 July, 1S42, Sir John William
Hamilton Hanson, Bart.
Sir Denis Pack d. 24 July, 1823, and was a. by his son,
Arthur John Eetnell Pack, Esq. of Avisford, Sussex, Col.
in the army, C.B., and Knight of the Legion of Honour, 6.
5 May, IS17 ; m. 23 Dec. 1S50, Frederica Kaiherine, 2nd dau.
of Col. the Hon. Henry Hely Hutchinson, of Weston, co.
Northampton, by Harriet his wife, dau. of William-Battie
Wrightson, Esq., M.P., of Cusworth, co. York, and widow of
the Hon. Sylvester North Douglas, and had issue,
Arthur Denis Henry Heber, his heir.
Louisa Frederica, m. Arthur Becher Ellicott, Esq., son of
the Bishop of Gloucester. Elizabeth Gcorgiana Anne.
Mary Isabella Harriet. Harriet Katheriae Grace.
This gentleman took the name of Eeynell, 13 June, 1857, on
succeeding the late Sir Tiiomas Eeynell, Bart, in the Manors of
North and East Bowers, and East Chilton, Somerset, and
Netherton, Devon. He d. 1869.
.^nns— Quarterly, sa. and erm., in the 1st quarter a sword
in bend sinister arg., encircled by a wreath of the last, in the
4th, a cinquefoil of the third. Pendant from a crimson ribbon
bordered blue, in the centre chief a representation of the
golden cross and clasps presented to Major-Gen. Pack by
H.M. George III., in testimony of liis royal approbation of the
signal valour displayed by the said Major-Gen. Pack in divers
actions with the enemy in the Peninsula of Spain. Quartering
Eetnell. Crest — A mural erowu aig. issuing therefrom a.
lion's head gu., gorged with a wreath or. Multo—Vidixti
contido.
i'ai J— Avisford, near Arundel.
PACK-BEKESFOBD OF FENAGH.
Pack-Beeesfoeu, Denis William, Esq. of
Fenagh, co. Carlow, J.P. and D.L., High SheriH'
1856, late M.P. co. Carlow, b. 7 July, 1818 ; m. 12
Feb. 1863, Annette Caroline, only dau. of Kobert
Clayton Browne, Esq. of Browne's Hill, co. Carlow,
and has issue,
I. Denis Eobekt, b. 22 March, 1864.
II. Arthur William, b. 23 April, 1868.
III. Charles George, b. 21 Nov. 1869.
IV. Henry John, b. 22 Aug. 1871.
v. EeyneU James, b. 21 Dec. 1872.
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VI. Hufch De La Poer, h. 11 July, 1874.
vii. Algernon Dunbar, b. 25 July, 1875.
1. Elizabeth Harriet. ii. Annette LouisB.
This gentleman, 2nd son of Gen. Sir Denis Pack,
K.C.B., by the Lady Elizabeth Louisa De-la-Poer
Edresford his wife, dau. of George, 1st Marquess of
"W'aterford, assumed, by royal license, dated 6 March
185-1., the additional name of Beeesfoed, in com-
pliance with the will of William Carr, Viscount
Beresford, G.C.B.
3LilltS.V^tt — See preceding Family,
Anns— Arg., semee of crosses-crosslet fltchee, three fleurs-
de-lis two and one sa., within a bordure wavy pean; quartering
Pack. (SeePACKo/Avcsford). CVesis— 1st, Beresford : Issuanc
from a mural crown or, a dragon's head per fess wavy az. and
gu., the lower part of the neck transfixed by a broken spear,
iu the mouth the remaining part of the spear, the point up-
wards or; 2nd, Pack. Motto— Nil nisi cruce.
/Sea<— Feaagh, Bagnalstown, co. Carlow.
PACKE OF PRESTWOLD.
Packe, Hussey, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, co.
Leicester, and Caythorpe, co. Lincoln, J. P. cos.
Leicester, Lincoln, and Nottingham, D.L. for co.
Leicester, and High Sheriff 1877, b. 7 Dec. 18*6 ;
m. 14 Aug. 1872, Lady Alice Wodehouse, eldest
dau. of John, 1st Earl of Kimberley, and by her
has had issue,
I. Eichard Hussey, 6. 6 Aug. 1874; d. 23 Aug. 1874.
II. Edward Hdsset, 6. 6 Jan. 1878.
I. Florence Marion, b. 23 May, 1873.
w. Sybil Alice, b. 26 May, 1876.
JLtUCajBC— The Packes wore originally of co. North-
ampton.
Christopher Packe, of Finchley, a Merchant in London, m.
Mary Jones, a Welsh lady, and was father of
Sir Christopher Packe, Lord Mayor of London 1G54-5, was
a zealous ParUamentarian, and member of Cromwell's otlier
House of Parliament, as Lord Packe. After the Restoration,
deprived of his aldermanic gown, he resided at Cotes, co.
Leicester, where he was living when the Heralds visited that
county, March, 1691-2, but d. 17 May following, about 89 years
of age. This eminent citizen's grandson,
Clifton Packe, Esq. of Prestwold (son of Christopher Packe,
Esq., J. P., by Jane his wife, dau. of Sir Gervase Clifton, Bart.),
m. Penelope, dau. and heir of Edward Bate, Esq. of Maid's
Morton, Bucks, and dying 1707, left (with two daus., Penelope,
m. the Hon. Mr. Verney, son of Lord Willoughby de Broke
and Anne, m. Francis Stratford, Esq. of Merevale Hall, co.
Warwick) a son and heir,
Charles Packe, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, m. Eebecca, Srd
dau. of John Harvey, Esq. of Old Buckenliam, Norfolk, and
<lying 1 Aug. 1735, was s. by his only son,
Charles James Packe, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, 6. 1726; m.
1st, Charlotte, younger dau. of Thomas Pochin, Esq. of Barkby
Hall, CO. Leicester (by his 1st wife, Charlotte, eldest dau. of Sir
Edward Hussey, Burt.), and had issue, Charles James, his
heir; Rebecca; and Cliarlotte, m. William Hanbury, Esq. of
Kelmarsh. He tu. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of Koberc Clifton,
Esq. of London, and had other children,
I. Robert Christopher.
II. Henry, of Twyford Hall, Norfolk, late Licut.-Col. Gre-
nadier Guards, :,;. 10 Dec. 1821, Eliza, dau. of the Rev.
Vers Isham, of Lamport, son of Sir Justinian Isham, Bart.;
and d. Sept. 1859, leaving issue,
1 Robert Christopher.
2 Henry Vere (Rev.), Rector of Shangton, co. Leicester, m.
10 Feb. 1858, Helen Sarah, dau. of Stewart Crauford
Bruce, Esq., and by her (who d. 7 Oct. 1877) had issue,
Robert Christopher, b. 1860, d. 10 Feb. 1877; Vere,
b. 1862; Edward Henry, 6. 1804; Horace, b. 1866 ; Emily
Catherine; and Madeline. 3 Charles Frederick.
4 Arthur, R.N., deceased. 5 Vere, deceased.
5 Horatio, Lieut. K.N., m. Mary Anne, dau. of JohnGcorge
Musters, Esq., nnd has issue.
7 George, 23rd regi., m. Emma, dau. of J. De Winton, Esq.
8 William, m. SOJSept. 1875, Penelope Ann Laura, eldest dau.
of Col. Lennavd, of Wiekham Court. 9 Edward.
1 Anne Jane, )/(. Thomas Anchitel Anson, Esq.
2 Maria, m. Charles Phelips Buckworth, Esq., deceased.
3 Frances Catherine.
4 Emily, m. Edward Henry Scott, Esq. of Sundridge Park.
I. Frances, m. 1799, Robert Andrew, Esq. of Harleston Park,
CO. Northampton. ii. Catherine Maria. iii. Anne.
Mr. Packe d. 20 Oct. 1816, and was s. by his elde.st son,
Charles James Packe, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, sometime
Lieut. -Col. Leicestershire Militia, b. 29 Jan. 1758; m. 23 Nov,
1791, Penelope, eldest dau. of Richard Dugdale, Esq. of Elyth
Hall, CO. Warwick, and liad issue,
Charles William, late of Prestwold Hall.
George Hcssey, s. his brother.
Edmund, an otficer in the Royal Horse Guards, 6. 30 April,
1799: m. 23 Nov. 1825, Jane Sarah, 2nd dau. of John
Mansfleld, Esq. of Bristall House, co. Leicester, and d. Nov.
1874, leaving issue.
James, M.A., of Melton Lodge, Suffolk, J.P., b. 20 Aug.
1801 ; m. 1848, Sarah Martha, dau. of Rev. Charles Chapman ;
d. March, 1873.
Augustus (Rev.), Rector of Walton-on-the-Wolds, 6. 8 Oct.
1805; m. 1845, Frances Henrietta, dau. of William John
Campion, Esq. of Danny Park, Sussex ; and d. 31 Jan. 1B61,
leaving an only dau., Georgiana Frances.
The eldest son,
Charles William Packe, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, M.P. for
South Leicestershire, b. 23 Sept. 1792; m. 13 Nov. 1822, Kitty
Jenkyn, only dau. of Thomas Hort, Esq. This lady assumed
the name and arms of Reading, as heiress under the will of
her godfather, Jenkyn Reading, Esq. of Harijendon, Herts.
He d. 18G7, and was s. by his brother,
George Hussey Packe, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, co. Leicester,
and Caythorpe Hall, co. Lincoln, J. P. cos. Leicester, Lincoln,
and Huntingdon, D.L. for co. Lincoln, and its High Sheriff
1843, M.P. for South Lincolnshire 1859 to 1868 ; b. 1 May, 1796;
m. 1 Sept. 1824, Mary Anne Lydia, eldest dau. of John Heath-
cote, Esq. of Connington Castle, co. Huntingdon, and d. 2 July,
1874, havins had by her (who d. 10 Oct. 1876i issue,
I. Charles Hussey, b. 1827, d. 28 Oct. 1842, at Eton College.
II. HussET, now of Prestwold.
I. Marianne Penelope Catherine.
.^rnis— Quarterly, sa. and or, in the first quarter a cinque-
foil arg. with an ermine spot on each leaf. Crest — A lion's
head or, collared sa., on the collar three cinquefoils with an
ermine spot on each leaf. Motto — Libertas sub rege pio.
.ScaJs— Prestwold Hall, near Loughborough ; and Caythorpe
Hall, near Grantham.
PAGE OF MIDDLESEX.
Page, Pobeet Hyde, of Sidmouih, Devon, for*
merly Lieut. 50th regt., b. 1821 ; m. 1853, Matilda,
dau. of Charles Mortimer, of Clifton, and had by her
(who d. 1854) a son,
Robert Henrt, b. 1854.
iLiltCaflC— This family is understood to be a branch of
the Pages who possessed, in the reign of Henry Vlll., tho
manor of Wembley, Middlesex, as well as other estates in
that county.
John Page, 6. circa 1670 (a descendant, it is stated, of John j
Page, Baron of the Exchequer, who d. 1642), m. 1700, Sarah,
only sister and heir of Thomas Hyde, of FiUonleigh, CO. Warwick,
who claimed descent from Sir Robert Hyde, Knt. of Norbury,
CO. Chester, t«;y). Henry III. She d. 1711, having had two
sons and one dau., Robert, see below; William, d.s.p. 1737;^
Christina, d. an infant. Their son,
Robert Hyde Page, b. 1706; m. 1738, Elizabeth, dau. of
Francis Morewood, and great-granddau., maternally, of Sir
George Dcvereux, Knt. of Sheldon Hall, co. Warwick (ancestor
of Viscount Hereford), by Blanche his wife, dau.and heir of Sir
John Ridge, Knt. of Ridge, Salop. Mr. Robert Page d. 1764, at
his house in Harley Street, Cavendish Square, having had by
his wife (who d. 1752) two daus., Blanche, m. Col. William
WoUaston, M.P. for Ipswich, of Knborough Hall, Suffolk (see
WoLLASTON of Sluntoii), and d. s.'i>. 1809; and Anne, m. Dr.
Pugh, of Midford Castle, Somerset, and d. s.p. 1811; and
three sons, two of whom d. v. p. ; the only surviving son.
Sir Thomas Hyde Page, Knt., Capt. His Majesty's Corps of
Engineers, F.R.S., b. 1746; was presented in 1765, as Senior
Cadet, with the gold medal of the Royal Woolwich Academy ;
received in 1783, for military services in America, where he
was severely wounded in action, and incapacitated for further
active service, the honour of Knighthood, with the promise of
a Baronetcy; he held the then important appointment of
"Commanding Engineer of the Coast District; and is des-
cribed by Hasted, in his History of Kail, as " a very ingenious
gentleman, of high reputation as an engineer." Sir Thomas
lived for many years at Betshanger Park, Kent; he m. three
times, 1st, 1777, Susanna, widow of Edmund Bastard, of
South Wanford, and Killey, Devon, and sister of Sir Thomas
Crawley-Boevey, Bart, of Flaxley Abbey, co. Gloucester, who
d.s.2}- same year; 2ndly, 1783, Jlary Albinia, dau. and
heir of Joim Woodward, Capt. 70th regt., of EaUag,
lis*
Btiitol,
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Middlesex, heir of the Woodwards of co. Stafford, by Catherine
his wife, dau. of Rev. Richard Monins, D.D., Prebendary of
Bristol, and Rector of Ringwould and Charlton, Kent, heir
of the ancient family of Monins of ll'ifldirsharf, Kent, Lady
Pape d. 1794, at Fros-yr-afon House, near licaumaris, and was
interred in the Marquess of Anglesey's vault. Sir Thomas m.
3rdly, Mary, widow of Capt. Everett, R.N., who ('. 1832. He
d. 1821, in France (where he resided much in later years for
the benefit of his health), having had issue by his 2nd wife
only,
John, R.N., b. 1786 ; d. v. p. 1804, whUe on service in the
West Indies.
George, 6. 1790, M.A. Wadham College, Oxford, Lieut. 2nd
Dragoon Guards, </. iinm. 1822.
Robert, late of Holbrook, the only surviving son.
ilary Albinia, m. 1807, Sir Thomas Crawley Boevcy, Bart, of
Flaxley Abbey, co. Gloucester: and d. Is;j5, leaving issue.
Anne, in. 1812, S. Dendy, of Dorking, Surrey; and d. 1858,
leaving issue.
Blanche, d. an infant.
The only surviving son,
Robert Page, of Holbrook, Somerset, sometime Capt. 9th
regt. of foot, J.P., b. 1793; m. 1st, 1815, Elizabeth (who d.
1858), younger dau. of William Bowles, of Fitzharris House,
and Longworth, Berks, and had issue,
I. Robert Hyde, his heir.
II. George Hyde, Col. in the army, 6. 1823; m. 1850 Louisa,
dau. of Major-Gen. Dean Pitt, commanding the Forces in
New Zealand. in. William, R.N., 6. 1829; d. 1863.
IV. John Francis, 29th regt., b. 1831 ; d. 1852, on his passage
from India.
v. Thomas Douglas (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Sibstone, co.
Leicester, formerly Fellow of Pembroke College Oxford,
and Senior Proctor in 1872-3, of that University, b. Is35;
m. 19 April, 1853, Lydia Frances, younger dau. of Francis
Jeune, D.D., Lord Bishop of Peterborough (by Margaret
Dj-ne his wife, only child of Henry Symons, of Axbridgc,
by Jemima his wife, dau. of William Dyne, of Milton,
Kent, and niece and heir of Rev. B. P. Syraons, D.D.,
Warden of Wadham College, Oxford), and has two daus.,
Albinia Margaret, 6. 19 Jan. 1875.
Margaret Blanche, b. 28 Oct. 1876.
I. Mary Albinia, m. 1864, Rev. F. M. Rowden, M.A., of
Stanton Rectory, Wilts, and d. s. p. 1S68.
II. EUza Anne, d. 1871. lu. Blanche.
IV. Jane Anne Julia.
He m. 2ndly, 1865, Eliza, widow of A. Ricketts, Esq., sometime
Lieut. 9th regt., of Lansdowne Place, Bath, and d. 1870.
^amiln of ffiloobtanrb, co. Stnffortr.
John Woodward, of Stafford, in reign of Henry VII., had,
besides two daus., Margaret, m. Nathaniel Shute, of Lombard
Street ; and Joane, ra. William Moye, of Stafford, a son,
Thomas Woodward, of Stafford, described in Heralds' Visi-
tation of London 1634, as having been Serjeant of the Wood-
yird to Queens Mart and Elizabeth, «<. 1st, Susan, dau. of
.Matthew Dorington, of Stafford, and had by her, John Wood-
ward, of London, for whose family .?ee Visitation of Middlesex
Ifi64, &c. ; and had by his 2nd wife, two daus., and a sun,
Edward Woodward, of Ampthill, co. Bedford, for whose family
•I Visitation of Oxford 1634; he m. 3rdly, Jane Gryme, and
liad by her a son,
Richard Woodward, of London, fined for Alderman 1033,
Governor of the Hospitals of Christ Church and St. Bartho-
' mew, d. at a great age in 1664, having m. 1603, at St.
rtholomews, by the Exchange, Elizabeth, dau. of Thotnas
l;usby, of York, and had two sons and one dau., Thomas
Woodward, m. Barbara, dau. of Jo. PUimpley, of Dartmouth,
.nnd d. 1689; Richard, of whom below; and Jane, la. Anthony
Slater, of Hoxton, Middlesex, one of the Gentlemen Pensioners
i liis Majesty in 1635, and d. 1C62. The 2nd son,
IticHARD Woodward, of Dover, m. Hester, dau. of — Bulteel,
: London, who (L 1702. He d. in Southwark in 1679, having
id one son and three daus., Hester, m. 1668, Nathaniel
J Knew, of Dover, and J. P. Kent, who d. 1710; EHzabeth, m.
liul, Philip Sabine, of Hart Hall, in the parish of Beaksbourne,
Kunt; and Mary, -m. 1675, John Bulteel of London; the son,
Richard Woodward, of Fulham, Middlesex, J. P. Middlesex,
d. 1719, having m. Mary Barry, of Hampton Gay, co. Oxford,
who d. 1720, having had two sons and three daus., Thomas,
''. unm. 1687; Richard, of whom below; Hester, </. 1678;
Mary, d. 1684 ; Anne, m. Robert Barry, and d. 1728. The 2nd
",
KicHARD Woodward, of Ealing, Middlesex, 6. 1680, at
I'ulham, and d. 1740; m. Ist, Rebecca, dau. of George Loudon,
rif Long Ditton, Surrey, Page to Mary II., and Superintendent
3f the Royal Gardens, and sister of Henrietta, wife of Sir Jo.
II.
Peachcy, Bart., d. 1713, leaving issue, all extinct. He r.i
2ndly, 1714, Mary, dau. and eventual heiress of Lennard Han-
cocke, of Theobald's Park, Herts, J. P. for Liberty of West-
minster, and D.L. Herts, and had by her (who d. 1761), three
sons and five daus., Lennard and Harry, who d. infants; John,
of whom below; Mary; Charlotte; Rebecca; Elizabeth; and
Anne, all of whom d. unm.
John Woodward, 6. 1734, at St. Margaret's Westminster,
Capt., 1st in 50th regt. and after in 70th regt., d. on service in
Island of Grenada 1764, having m. 1758, Catherine, dau. of
Rev. Richard Jlonins, B.D., Prebendary of Bristol Cathedral,
Patron and Rector of Ringwould and Charlton, Kent; she ti.
1761, leaving two daus., Catherine Anne, 6. 1761, and d. 1764,
and
Mart Albinia, 6. 1760; m. 1783, Sir Thomas Hyde Pagb,
Knt., K.E. and F.R.S.
.i4nK«— Quarterly : 1st, az., a fess dancettee between three
martlets or, for Page of Middlesex; 2nd, az., a chevron between
three lozenges or, for Hyde of Chester; 3id, barry of six or
and sa. on a canton gu. a dcmi-woodman with a club on his
shoulder of the first, for Woodward of Stafford ; 4th, gu., a
dexter hand couped and erect arg. on a chief of the second three
cocks of the first, for Hancock, Twining, co. Gloucester. Crest
— A demi-gryphon gu. iVo»o— Honncur pour objet.
PAGET OF CRANMORE HALL.
Paget, Kichakd Horner, Esq. of Cranmoro
Hall, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Mid-
Somerset, Major 3rd batt. Somersetshire Yolunteers,
b. 14 March, 1832 ; m. 13 iSTov. 1866, Caroline Isabel,
2nd dau. of Henry Edward Surtees, Esq. of Eed-
worth, CO. Durham, and Dane End, Herts, late M.P.
for CO. Hertford (see Suetees of Redworth), and
has issue,
I. Richard Arthub Scrtees, 6. 13 Jan. 1869.
II. Freville John Moore, 6. 13 Aug. 1870.
1. Aletheia Georgina. ii. Hylda Snow.
III. Dorothy Mary.
Mr. Paget served for many years in the 66th regt.,
was M.P. for East Somerset 1865-68, when he was
elected for Mid-Somerset.
?LtltC<l2C. — John Paget, of Rugby (traditionally recorded
to have been a great-grandson of the 4th brot'ier of William,
the 1st Baron Paget), m. at Rugby, 17 Sept. 1032, Joyce
Harris, and was buried aO Nov. 1659, leaving by her (who
survived until May, 1691) Elizabeth, bapt. 16 July, 1634; Anne,
bapt. 10 April, 1637 ; and
John Paget, bapt. at Rugby, S March, 1639. He //( . 9 Sept.
1662, Mary Bishop, and by her (who was buried at Rugby,
20 Aug. 1680), had, besides three daus., a son,
John Paget, bapt. at Rugby, 13 Oct. 1663; becoming a
Member of Queen's Coll. Oxford, he proceeded M.A. in 1685.
and disposing, subsequently, of his family estate at Daventry,
in the vicinity of Rugby, purchased the Manor of Pointington,
Somerset, to the Rectory of which he was presented, 1691, by
Lord Willoughby de Broke, and which, with that of Sandford
Orcas, he held for 54 years, until his death. He m. 5 Dec.
1693, Mary, dau. of John Ruddock, Gent, of Almsford, Somer-
set, and by her (who was bapt, 21 Jan. 16C8, and d. 27 Nov.
1735) had issue two sons, and four daus. He d. at Pointington,
20 April, 1745. His 2nd son,
Thomas Paget, bapt. 11 Jan. 1706; M.A., Fellow of Christ
Church Oxford, who resigned the hving of St. Mewan's, Corn-
wall, and was presented to Chiton Maubank, Dorset, 1742,
and to Bradford Abbas, same co., in the fol'owing year, and
2 May, 1745, to the Rectory of Pointington, which, with that
of Mells, to which he was indui ted 1751, he was holding at the
time of his death. He )/i. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Cobb,
Esq. of Berks, by whom he had five sons and two daus.,
I. Thomas, H,E,I.C,S., d. v.nm. at Bencoolen.
II. John, M.A., Vicar of Doulting, Somerset, 6. 1728; m. 1st,
27 Aug. 1757, Anne, dau. of Uev. Benjamin Milward, for-
merly Rector of Mells, and by her (who d. Aug. 1758) had a
dau.,
Anna Aletheia Elizabetha, m. 1781, Rev. William Phelips,
of Montacute, Somerset ; and dying 7 July, 1816, Kit
(with many other children) a dau. Mary, m. Rev. Henry
Hoskins, whose eldest son, Henry William, vi. 1851, Jane
Blanche Somerville, eldest dau. of John Moore Paget, Esq.
of Cranmore Hall.
He m. 2nrtly, Sarah, ddU. of Samuel Jeffery, Esq. of Shcr-
bo,-ne. Dorset, who dying 29 April, 1793, left an only sur-
viving dau.,
4s
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAa
Sarah Jcffery, b. at DouUing, Sept. 1766; m. 24 April,
la02, Bt!V. ICdward Bradford, B.D., Rector of Stalbrid^e,
Dorset; and dying 1810, loft two children, Kdwaru, who
d. 1822, aged 16, and Sarah, m. ISaO, Sir William Coles
Medlycott, Bart, of Venn House, Somerset.
The Rev. John Paget d. 5 Oct. 1782.
III. RicHAKD, of whom hereafter.
IV. William, 6. 5 Nov. 17.3.'j; m. 1 July, 1765, Sarah, dau.
and heiress of — Salmon, Esq. of Wrington, Somerset, and
rtying 2 Sept. 1785, left an only dau.,
Sarah Maria, 6. 30 Oct. 1770; m. 7 Oct. 1790, Eev. John
I'eploe Mosley, Rector of liollescon, Stafford, 2nd son of
Sir Jolin Parker Mosley, Bart., and was mother {iatcr
allox) of John Edward Mosley, who ni. 1824, his second
cousin, Caroline Sophia Paget.
V. Robert, h. 1739, D.C.L., and Fellow of Magdalen College,
Oxford, where he d. unm. 10 Aug. 1793.
I. Elizabeth, m. 1758, Thomas Horner, Esq. of Mclls Park;
and d. 15 July, 1802 (sec Horner of IMith).
II. Mary, )». her first-cousin. Rev. John Bishop, D.D., and
d. s.p. Jan. 1806.
The Rev. Thomas Paget d. 2 Jan. 1783. His 3rd son,
Richard Paget, Esq. of Newberry House, and Cranmore
Hall, Somerset, M.A.. b. 1 Dec. 1730; vi. 1 July, 17G0, Mary,
eldest dau., and eventually sole heiress of James Moore, Esq.
of Chilcompton, Somerset, 4th son of John Moore, Esq. of
Newberry House, in the pari.sh of Kllmersdon, by his wife
Mary, niece and heiress of Benjamin Bradford, Esq. of Cran-
more Hall. By his marriage with this lady (who was b. 1 Dec.
1732) Mr. Paget inherited the estate of Newberry, 1779, and
that of East Cranmore, 1791. at both of which seats he occa-
sionally resided. He had three sons,
John, his Iieir.
Eichard, b. 7 July, 1760, Probationer Fellow of Magdalen
College, and Curate of East Cranmore, d. unm. 9 Dee. 1794.
Thomas, b. 7 Dec. 1767 ; m. 4 March, 1800, his second-cousin
Mary, only dau. of Francis Moore, Esq. of Egginton House,
CO. Bedford. He d. s. p. 10 April, 1813 ; his wife predeceased
him 5 Dec. 1810.
BIr. Paget d. 8 April, 1803 (his widow survived until 2 Nov.
1807), and was «. by his eldest son,
John Paget, Esq. of Newberry House, and Cranmore Hall,
6. 12 Dec. 1761 ; he to. 24 Feb. 1784, Jane, eldest dau. and
eventually sole heiress of Rev. Paul George Snow, of Clipsham
Hall, CO. Rutland, by Mary his wife, 4th dau. of Edward Willes,
Bishop of Bath and Wells. Mr. Paget d. at Newberry House,
where he principally resided, 21 Aug. 1825, leaving issue,
John Moore, his heir.
Jane Elizabeth, iii. 29 Aug. 1809, John Gough, Esq. of Perry
Hall and Oldfallings Hall, co. Stafford; and dying s. p.
29 Feb. 1848, devised the latter residence to her brother.
Mary Anne, vi-. 25 May, 1819, Francis Hutchinson Synge,
Esq., 2nd son of the late Sir Robert Synge, Bart, lie d. s.p.
24 Aug. 1854.
Anne Mary (twin with Mary Anne), d. unm. 30 June, 1864,
aged 78.
Laura Frances, m. 19 May, 1812, Rev. William Malet Hoblyn
of Nanswhyden, Cornwall, and had one son and four daus.
He </. 184G. and his widov/ d. April, 1862.
Caroline Sophia, b. 3 Sept. 1789; m. 20 May, 1824, John
Edward Mosley, Esq. ; and dying 1853, left two daus. ; he
d. 2 June, 1862.
The son and heir,
John Moore Paoet, Esq. of Cranmore Hall, Somerset, J. P.
and D.L., b. 17 June, 1791; m. 4 Oct. 1827, Elizabeth Jane,
eldest dau. of Rev. John Frederick Doveton, J. P. and D.L., of
Everdon Hall, co. Northam])ton, Rector of Mells-cum-Leigh,
and of Burnet, Somerset; and d. i June, 1866, having had,
I. Arthur John Snow, /*. 16 Dec. 1830; d. April, 18G3.
II. Richard Horner, now of Cranmore Hall.
I. Jane Blanche Somerville, m. 23 Aug. 18.t1, Henry William
Ho.skins, Esq., eldest Kon of Rev. Henry Hoskins, Pre-
bendary of Wells and Hereford Cathedrals, and Rector of
North Perrott, Somerset, and has issue,
1 Henry William Paget, b. 5 Feb. 1853,
2 Arthur Pliclips, b. 5 May, 18,56.
1 Mary I'.lanehe, m. 12 Sept. 1878, William, 2nd surviving
son of the late Sir John Wedderburn, Bart.
II. Florence Snow, d. in infancy, 1829.
III. Margaret Doveton, to. 7 Oct. 1856, Douglas William
Parish Labalniondiere, Esq., late Licut.-Col. S3rd regt..
Assistant Commissioner Metropolitan Police, younger son
of the latii Josejih Julian Labalmondiere, Esq., and has
issue, 1 Julian Arthur, /). 8 Nov. 1859; 2 Margaret Paget.
IV. Helen Mary, d. 4 March, la76.
Mr. Paget served as High Sheriff of Rutland, 1851, and in 1865
sold the family estate of Clipsham Hall, co. Rutland, purchas-
ing at the snmo time the manor of Doulting, Somerset. Ho d.
4 June, 1866.
Arms — Sa., on a cross engrailed between four eagles dis-
played arg. five lions passant guardant of the field; quartering
Moore, Bradford, Bolesworth, and Snow. Ci'cst — A denii-
tiger rampant sa. tufted and maned arg. ducally gorged or.
Motto — Dieiendo y haciendo.
.scfv/s— Cranmore Hall, Shepton Mallet; Newberry, Somerset;
and Oldfalings Hall, co. Stafford.
PAGET OP CHIPPING- NORTON.
Paget, The Eev. Thomas Bradley, of The
Sneyd, co. Worcester, Vicar of Welton and Melton,
CO. York, Rural Dean, Canon of York, and Chaplain
to the Arcbbishop of York, b. 16 March, 1812 ; m.
19 Aug. 1845, Sophia Beckett, 3rd dau. of Sir
Edmund Beckett, Bart, of Doncaster, late M.P. for
CO. York, West Riding, and has issue,
I. Ada Elizabeth, m. 1875, Robert S. ScholCcld, Esq. of
Sandhall, East Yorkshire, and has issue.
II. Agn 3 Blary.
III. Mildred Augusta, m. 1876, Sir H. Boynton, Bart, of
Burton Agnes, East Yorkshire, and has issue.
IV. Mabel Sophia.
itfllCdrjC. — This branch of the Pagets was settled at
Chipping Norton at the beginning of the 17th century.
Thomas Bradley Paget, Esq. of Tamworth, co. Warwick,
and of Chipping Norton, Oxon, m. Mary, dau. of Samuel
Warren, Esq. of Birmingham, and d. 1817, leaving a son.
Rev. Thomas Bradley Paget, of Bolehall. Tamwonh, Fellow
of Wadham Coll., and Vicar of Evington, co. Leicester, 7)!. 1st,
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of Rev. John Watkins, of Clifton
Campville Hall, co. Stafford, and of The Sneyd, co. Worcester,
Rector of Rock, co. Worcester, son of Charles Watkins, Esq. of
Aynho, and Anne his wife, dau. of Sir John Pye, Bart, of
Hoon, and had issue,
Thomas Bradley, his heir, now of The Sneyd, and Hoon
Haye, co. Derby.
Elizabeth.
He m. 2ndly, Charlotte Dorothy, dau. of Francis Evans, Esq.
of Lenton Grove, Notts, and by her had issue,
Franceys Bradley, m. 1849, and d. 1856, leaving a son,
Franeeys Bradley, h. 1850.
Maria Dorothy, m. 1855, Stafford SomerviUc, Esq. of Lin-
cola's Inn, and has issue.
He d. 1846.
AriiLi (as borne) — Sa., a cross engrailed arg. in the first
quarter an escallop of the last. Crest — A cubic ai-m erect
habited sa. cuffed arg. holding a scroll of the second bearing
the inscription " Deo pagit." Mnito — Post spinas Palma.
Residence — Weltpn Vicarage, Brough, co. York.
PAGET OF IBSTOCK, HUMBERSTONE,
AND OXENDON.
Pag:et, Thomas Tertifs, Esq. of Ibstock and
Huuiberstone, co. Leicester, and Oxenden, co.
Northampton, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff co.
Leicester 1869, late M.P. for South Leicestershire,
b. 27 Dec. 1807 ; m. 11 April, 1850, E:atharino
Geraldine, 4th dau. of late Marcus McCausland,
Esq. of Fruit Hill, co. Derry : she d. 5 April, 1869.
Hillf age— This family was seated at Ibstock 1469, as
shown by a deed of that date containina: the name of Thomas
and John Paget. Valerian Paget d. at Ibstock 1580, leaving,
by Anne his wife, two sons, Richard, who d. unm. 1581 ; and
Leonard Paget, Esq. of Ibstock, (who besides four daus.) had
a son,
Thomas Paget, h. 1585, who d. 1633. leaving, by Dorothea
his wife, five daus., one of whom m. Thomas Clare, Esq. of
Ibstock; and one son,
Thomas Paget, Esq. of Ibstock, 6. there 1627, who was s.
by his son,
Thojias Paget, Esq. of Ibstock, 6. 1652, who was father of
Joseph Paget, Esq. of Ibstock, 6. 1700, Joanna AIcocI&l
niece and one of the legatees of Thomas Guy, Esq. of London"
founder of Guy's Hospital, &c., and d. 16 March, I
leaving (besides two daus.) two sons,
Thomas, of whom we treat.
Joseph, b. 20 Sept. 1738 ; in. Mary Harding, and d. atLoUi
borough, CO. Leicester, 1825, leaving with other issue, two
sons,
Joseph, father of Charles Paget, Esq. of Euddington
Grange, late M.F. for Nottingham.
agPI
PAO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAL
1225
John, 6. Dt LonphborouRh, 1773, m. Anne Hunt, and tlyinfj
at Thorpe Satchvillo, 3 April, 1833, left by her (who pre-
deceased him ISll) two sons,
Edmcsd Artupr, of Tliorpp Satchvillc ITall, near Mi'lton
Mowbray, co. Leicester, .f. P., /;. ..'4 Jan. lylO; )/i.4 Aug.
]So8, Martha, cluu. of Otlio Manners, Esq. of Goadby
JIarwood, at one time Iliu'h SherilTof co. Leicester, by
Anne his wife. dau. ot the Kev. William Singleton, and
has issue, i. Claude Arthur, 6. 8 March, 185U; ii. John
Otho, b. 22 May, 1800; iii. Albert JIanners, b. 2 July,
1862; IV. Oliver Alsemon, b. 19 Nov. 1864; i. Ada
Geraldine Anne, b. 25 Axxg. 1863.
John, III. 1830, Polyxene llantfy, b. Baroness of Wesse-
lenyi, a native of i'ransylvania, and has surviving issue,
ason, Oliver, b. Sept. 1841, atClausenburg, Transylvania.
The eldest son and heir,
Tbomas Paget, Esq. of Ibstock, 6. 1732; m. 17 May, 1775,
Mary, dau. of Thomas Clare, Esq. of Ibstock, and by her (who
(I. 10 Nov. 1838, aged 92) had issue,
TnoMAs, his heir. Mary, d. yonriff.
Elizabeth, m. Samuel Weston, Esq. of The Grange, and
(I. s. p. 1860. Anne, w. Rev. Charles lierry.
Clare. Hannah, m. Robert Brewin, Esq.
Mr. Paget d. 24 Jan. 1814, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Paget, Esq. of Ibstock, Humberstone, and Osendcn,
b. 30 Dec. 1778 ; m. 18 Feb. 1807, Anne, 3rd dau. of the late
John Pares, Esq. of The Newark, and had issue,
TnoMAS TEKTrrs, now of Humberstone.
John, b. 14 May, IsU, Barristcr-at-Law; m. 1 March, 1S39,
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of William Eathbonc, Esij. of Green
Bank, Liveri'ool.
5Ir. Paget was in the Commission of the Peaceforco. Leceister,
and represented that co. in Parliament. He d. 1862.
Arms — Sa., on a cross engrailed arg., a crescent for
difference, in the dexter chief an escallop of the second.
( /•(.■!« — A lion rampant ppr. resting his sinister paw on an
escutcheon. Mitto — Espere et persevere.
Sea(5-- Ibstock and Humberstone, co. Leicester; and Oxen-
don, CO. Northampton.
♦
PAGET OF RUDDINGTON GRANGE.
Paget, Joseph, Esq. of Euddington Grange,
nnd Sheffrnwood Hall, co. Nottingham, J. P. co.
Derby, J.P. and D.L. for Notts, b. 2 Nov. 1825 ;
VI. 1858, Helen Elizabeth, dau. of the Eev. E. H.
Abney, of Derby, and has a dau.,
EUse Maud Abney.
HtnCHQC. — Joseph Paget, of Ibstock Grange, co. Lei-
cester, who Hi. JIary Jona Allcock, and had two sons, Thomas
Facet, Esq. of Ibstock (fee "'«' Family); and
Joseph Paget, who m. Mary Harding, and had (with two
daus., Mary and Charlotte) four sons, Joseph, Thomas, William,
and John. The eldest son,
Joseph Paget, Esq., m. 1798, Ann, 3rd dau. of the Eev.
John Byng, of Tamworth, and d. Aug. 1842, having had issue,
Charles, of P.uddington.
Henry, m. Ellen, dau. of Henry Lakin, and d. Feb. 18.58, leaving
a son, Frank Henry, 6. 17 Feb. 1840; and a dau., Anne Ellen.
Jane, m. 1821, Rev. William Parker, of Little Comberton,
CO. Worcester.
The elder son,
CHABLE3PACET,Esq.ofRuddington Grange, CO. Nottingham,
J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Nottingham 1856 to 1S65. High Sheriff
1844, b. 19 Sept. 1799; m. 1st, 1823, Eliza, 4th dau. of William
Paget, Esq. of SouthQeld, Louirhborough ; and 2ndly, 1835,
Ellen, dau. of William Tebbutt, Esq. of Kingston ; by the
former he had issue,
I. Mary, m. W. E. Swaine, Esq. of Highfield House, Leeds.
n. Lucy. m. Anne.
IV. Caroline, m. J. W. Mellor, Esq. of the Inner Temple,
liOndon, Barrister-at-Law.
V. Kllen, m. 1st, Oliver Paget, Esq.; and 2ndly, Alfred
Mellor, Esq. He d. 1873.
ilniM— ,Sa., a cross engrailed arg., in the dexter quarter an es-
callop of t)ie last. Crcit — A lion rampant ppr. Molto — Houestas.
Beat — Ruddington Grange, Nottingham.
PAGET OF THOKPE SATCHVILLE.
See Paget of Ibstock.
PALEY OF LANGCLIFFE.
Paiet, The Rev. George Barber, of Laugcliffc,
1 00. York, M. A., B.D., Rector of Frcckenhaui, Suffolk,
aod Rural Dean, J.P., h. 28 Oct. 1709 ; m. 18 May,
1837, Catherine Ann, dau. of Wllliatn Robertson,
M.D. of Bath, and has issue,
I. George Alfred, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 22 March, 1838; d.
Feb. I8G6.
II. John, b. 2 Aug. 1839 ; m. 12 Sept. 1871, the Hon. Clara
Strutt, only dau. of Lord Rayleigh, and has a son, b. 1874.
III. William Victor, 6. 21 Nov. 1840; m. 27 July, 1869,
Au;:usta llarriette, dau. of the Rev. Evan Nepean, Canon
of Westmin.sicr, and Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen.
I. Beatrice Ann, m. Henry Hoare, Esq. of Staplehurst, Kent,
and .St. James's Square, London.
It. Clara Catherine. in. Rose Emeline.
iLfHf il0C.— Dr. Whitaker, in his HUtory of Cravtn, B&ye
the first of the Paley family on record was b. about 1540. The
llouscliold Book of Lord ClilTord commemorates that Adam
and Richard Paley, of the immediate neighbourhood of Lang-
cliffe, fell at Fludilen, a.d. 1513.
George Paley, Esq. (uncle of the celebrated Archdeacon
Paley), m. 11 Dec. 1743, Mary Lawson, of Langcliffe, and d.
1762, leaving a son,
TuoMAS Paley, Esq. of LnrigclifTe, m. 8 Oct. 1772, Ann
Green, and by her (who d. Feb. 1840) had issue,
John Green, of Oatlands. George, d. unm. 1811.
Thomas, m. Sarah Allonby, and d. 1812.
Robert, M.D., J.P. West Riding co. York, 6. 1780; m.
Mary, dau. of Archdeacon Paley. Biebard, d. young.
Mr. Paley d. 24 April, 1808. His son,
John Gkeen Paley, Esq. of Oatlands, near Harrogate, and
Langcliff, co. York, J.P. and D.L., b. 24 Sept. 1774; m. 1st,
7 Nov. 1793, jVnn, dau. and co-heiress of George Barber, Esq.
of Clockhouse, near Bradford, co. York, and had issue,
George Barber, now Langcliffe.
Thomas, Barrister-at-Law, (). 24 Jan. 1803 : m. Aug. 1833,
Sophia, dau. of Henry Perkins, Esq. of Hanworth Park,
Middlesex, deceased. He left issue, Charles; Raymond
South; Cuthbeit; Edward; Grace; Alice; and Ethel.
John Green, Capt. 10th foot. b. 29 Nov. 1807; m. Clara, only
child of Sir Fiizroy Kelly, Knt., and d. s.p.
William, b. 20 Dec. 1812; d. 17 Feb. 1822.
Ann.
Elizabeth, m. James Ashmore, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
Harriett, m. William Ashmore, Esq., Major 16tU foot.
Marianne, d. unm. 23 May, 1825.
He m. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of Thomas Paley, Esq.of Lonaon,
and d. 9 Oct. 1860.
Arms — Gu., a bend dexter vaire arg. and az., between six
crosses-crosslet arg. Cicii — A stag's head couped pp.
Utat — Langcliffe, near Settle, co. York. Town iUiidence— 71,
Eaton Square, London.
PALLES OF MOUNT PALLES, OAVATT.
Palles, Andrew Cheistophee, Esq. of Little
Mount Palles, co. Cavan, and Dublin, b. 12 May,
1801 ; m. 12 Aug. 1828, Eleanor, eldest dau. of
Matthew James Plunkett, Esq. of North Great
George's Street, Dublin, and St. Margaret's, co.
Dublin, -nho d. 12 March, 1877 (by Marcella Lia
■nife, 3rd dau. of James f arrell, Esq. of Merrion
Square, Dublin, and Eleanor his wife, 2nd dau. of
Thomas Lati'an, Esq. of Johnstown, Eilkenny), and
has bad issue,
I. Andrew, M.A. T.C.P., 6. 24 May, 1829; m. 20 Oct. 1853,
Jane, dau. of Joseph Bruce, Esq., of Kingston, Canada
West, by his wife Jessy Frazer, and has issue, one son,
Andrew Christopher, 6. 15 Sept. 1864; and three daus.,
Eleanor, Elizabeth, and Jane,
n. James Patrick, who d. in infancy.
III. Christopher (Right. Hon.), P.C., Lord Chief Baron of
the Exchequer in Ireland, LL.D., T.C.D., of Roriston, co.
Meath, 6. 25 Dec. 1831, called to the Irish liar in Hilary
Term 1852, and to the Inner Bar Hilary, 1865 ; appointed
Lord Chief liaron of the Exchequer in Ireland, 1874, m.
5 Aug. 1862, Ellen, only dau. of Denis Doyle, Esq., by his
wife Rosetta, dau. of Charles Kennely. Esq., and hasiiaue
one son, Christopher, b. 27 April, 1863.
IV. James Ambrose, b. 10 Feb. 1833; d. f.p. 9 Jan. 1859.
I. Marcella Mary, ni. Columbus Drake, Esq., J.P.
II. Elizabeth, d. 6 July, 1872.
iLlllfilSr.— This is a family of considemWe antiquity, and
of Itali.in origin, being descended from the del Palatios of
Lombardy. In 1477, the then Pope (Sextcs IV.j, appointed
by bull "Octavian del Palatio Nuncio of the Apostolic See, his
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PAL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAL
General Govcrnnr of the Spirituals and Temporals of the
Metropolitan and Cathedral Cluirch of Arniash."
He was consecrated Archbishop in March, 1480. In the
month of June, 1513 (says the Liher Munerum), this year
is memorable by the death of famous men, "Octavian del
Palatio, a Florentine born, and Archbishop of Armagh, having
ruled the see 33 years 3 months, exchanged life for death."
A memoir of Octavian, by the learned Dean Reeves, of
Armagh, appeared in the Journal of the Royal Historical and
Archaeological Associations of Ireland, Vol. II, 4th Scries,
reprinted 1875. The will of John Palles is dated 3 March,
1.562. The identity of the names, Palles and Palatio, is esta-
blished by an ancient seal still preserved in the family. John
Palles m. Alison Somars, and had issue, Alexander, who left
two sons, John and William.
Alexander was Sheriff of Dublin 1595. He m. 1st, Anne
Tyrrell, by whom be had issue a son, Andrew, through whom
the line we treat of is continued. Andrew vi. Mary, dau. of
James Plunkett, Esq. of Dunsoghly, co. Dublin. He was
outlawed 1643, as Andrew Palles, of Cloncavat, in the co.
Cavan, for his complicity in the insurrection of 1641. He rf.
1661, leaving amongst other issue a son, Christopher Palles,
of Dublin, Banker, whose will was proved 1683 His son,
Andrew Palles, m. Mary, dau. and with her sister Jane, co-
heiress of Hon. Ignatius Nugent, .ith son of Richard, 1st Earl
of Westmeath, and Col. in the service of France. He <L 5 Aug.
1709, leaving amongst other issue, Ignatius, his heir, who m.
Martha, dau. of Edmond Nugent, Esq. of Carlanstown, and
had, with other issue, two daus., Mary, wife of John Nugent,
Esq. of Killasonna; Clara, -m. Patrick Nugent, Esq. of Far-
thingstown; and a son and heir,
Andrew Palles, Esq. of Mount Palles, co. Cavan, who, 1737,
m. Jane, dau. and co-heiress of Ni- holas Reade, Esq. of Dun-
boyne, and had six children, five of whom d. s. p. The 3rd son,
Andrew Palles, served in the British Army in North
America, during the first American war, and in India. He ra.
1797, Ehzabeth, dau. of Richard O'Ferrall, Esq. of Balyna, by
Letitia O'More his wife, and d. 12 Oct. 1812, leaving an only
child, the present representative of tliis ancient House, Andrew
Christopher Palles, Esq.
Arms — Az., three bendlets ragnlyarg. on a fess gu. a cross
pattee fitchce between two annulets or, for Palles. Cnst —
A lion sejant az. bezantee, holding between his paws a cross
patee fitchee or, quartering Nugent and Read. Motto — Deo
duce comite fortuna.
Mesidence — 21, Northumberland Road, Dublin.
PALLISER OF DEREYLUSKAN.
Pallisee, John, Esq. ofConiragh, co. Waterford,
and Derrrluskan, co. Tipperary, C.M.Gr., J.P., b.
29 Jan. 1817.
ILinCaCJC. — This family patemally descends from that of
BCBY, Bai-lof ChaHeville, extinct, and is now the male repre-
sentative of that family. John Bury, nephew of William
Bury, the crandfatherof the first Earl of Charleville (see Bury
nf t!te Little JJa.ul), assumed the surname of Palliser, upuu
succeeding to the estates of his uiatcruul grandmother,
John Palliser, Esq. of Nenby-upon-Wiske, co. York, 6.
about L550 ; m. Anne, dau. of Michael Meeke, Esq. of Namby-
upon-Swale, same co., leaving issue,
I. Thomas, his successor.
II. John, of Kiikley, who left, by Elizabeth his wife, a son,
John.
I.Anne, m. 1st, Richard Metealf, Esq. of Northallerton, co.
York ; and 2ndly, Marmaduke Franke, Esq. of Knighton,
same co.
II. Jane, m. Thomas Pybus, Esq. of Fryarsgarth, co. York.
III. Elizabeth, nt. George Llewellyn, Esq. of Danby-upon-
Wiske, CO. York.
IV. Mary, m. Robert Wilson, Esq. of Thirske, co. York.
Mr. Palliser d. 1623, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Palliser, Esq. of Newby, 6. 1606 ; vi. Joan, dau.
of Richard Frankland, Esq. of Blobberhouse, co. York, and
had issue,
I. John, of Newby, &. 1639; m. Ursula, dau. of Sir Hugh
Bethcll, Knt. of Ellerton, co. York, and had, with a dau.,
Frances, three sons,
1 Thomas, of Portobello, co. Wexford, High Sheriff 1700,
got a grant of the Great Island, in that co. from James,
2nd Duke of Ormonde, Sept. 1702, h. 1661 ; d. Nov. 17r)6 ;
m. Katherine, dau. and heir of W illiam Wogan, Esq. of
Rathcoffy, co. Kildare, and had issue,
John, d. unm., buried at Kilmokea, co. Wexford, 7 May,
1728.
Thomas, of the Great Island, High Sheriff co. Wexford
1729, TO. Dorothy, dau. of Ven. Robert Elliott, D.D.,
Archdeacon of Ferns, and c(. *. jj.
William, 6. 24 June, 1699; r,i. Mary, dau. of Philip
Savage, Esq. of Kilgibbon; and d. v. ^., having had
two sons and three daus.,
Philip, of the Great Island, m. Katherine, dau. of
James Harvey, Esq. of Killiane; and d. s.p. 1784.
Bethel, bapt. 28 March, 1722, d. unm.
Katherine, heiress of her brother, s. to the Great
Island, III. John Wilson, Esq. of Scarr, and had issue.
Her grandson, Matthew Wilson, assumed the sur-
name of Palliser, upon succeeding to the Great
Island, m. 12 Aug. 1812, Jane, dau. of Christian
Wilson, Esq. of Sledagh, and had two sons, 1
Christian, of Begerin, ra. Mary, dau. of Rodulphus
William Ryan, Esq. : 2 Matthew (Rev.), Rector of
White Church, m. 18.55, Sophia, dau. of Rev. Thomas
Ottiwell Moore, Rector of Leskinfere, by whom (who
d. 18 April, 1856), he has a son, Frederick, 6. April,
1856.
Ursula, h. 24 Dec. 1720, buried at Kilmokea, 3 April,
1 722. Mary, d. unm. before 1782.
Walter, of Dublin, d. 21 Nov. 1760; m. Katherine
Cunninghanie, by whom (who d. Aug. 1756; he had
a son,
Richard, Barrister-at-Law, d. ^mm.■, will dated 3 Nov.
1764, and proved 5 June, 1765.
Juliana Hyde, ra. 12 April, 1832. Lieut. John Orfeur, and
and had a dau., Maiy, who ra. George Robinson Walters,
Esq.
2 Hugh, of North Deighton, co. York, Capt. in the army,
b. 10'i3; HI. Mary, dau. of Humphry Robinson, Esq. of
Thicket Priory, co. York, and had issue,
Sir Hugh Palliser, 1st bart. of the Vatch, Bucks,
Admiral of the White, Governor of Greenwich Hospit.il.
a Lord of the Admiralty, created a bart. by patent
6 Aug. 1773, with special remainder to his nephew,
George Robinson Walters, Esq., d. unm. 19 Marcii,
1796.
Rebecca, ra. Major William Walters, who d. 28 Feb.
1789, leaving a son, George Robinson Walters, R.N.,
m. (as above) his cousin, Mary, dau. of John Orfeur.
and had a son, who, having assumed the surname if
Palliser, and s. his great-uncle in the baronetcy,
became,
Sir Hnon Palliser, 2nd bart. of The Vatch, I .
27 Oct. 1768; vt. 18 Jan. 1790, Mary, dau. of John
Yates, Esq. of Dcdham, Essex, who d. 5 Aug, 1823.
Sir Hugh d. 17 Nov. 1813, leaving issue.
Sib Hugh Palliser, 3rd bart. of The Vatch, 6.
8 May, 1796, d. v.am.
Mary Anne Rachel, 6. 16 March, 1798; d. unm.
10 Dec. 1826.
Mary Jane, m. 1st, 16 April 1822, William Lockhart,
Esq. of Gormiston, co. Lanark; and 2ndly, 11 May,
1848, Hon. John Manley Arhuthnot Keaue, 2nd son
of John, 1st Lord Keane.
Alice, ra. John Clough, Esq. of York.
Ursula, m. John Fletcher, Esq.
3 Walter, of North Deighton, m. Elizabeth Sterne, and had
issue,
Walter (Rev.), Rector of Stokenham, and Vicar of Great
Drayton, and Askham, co. Nottingham, d. 1778.
Alice, »/i. Robert Cooper, Esq.
II. AVilllam (Most Rev.), of whom hereafter.
HI. George, whose son,
John (Rev.), D.D., Rector of Rathfarnham, to. Dublin,
Chancellor of Cloyne 26 Dec. 1771, m. 21 Nov. 1747, JIary
Holmes. His will, dated G July, 1788, was proved 26 J une,
1795. He left issue,
Thomas Howe.
Mary, ra. Jan. 1776, Thomas Loftus, Esq.
Jane, ia. Jan. 1799, Kev. Henry Maclean, of Rathfarn-
ham.
Charlotte, in. May, 1799, John Eodson, Esq. of Rath-
farnham.
Mr. Palliser was living 1G65, being then aged 59. His 2nd son,
Most Rev. William Palliser, Archbishop of Cashel, D.D.,
entered Trin. Coll. Dublin 13 Jan. 1660, was elected a Fellow
1668, ordained 1669, consecrated Bishop of Cloyne 5 March,
1693, and translated to the Archbishoprick of Cashel 16 June,
1694. He was 6. 1645, and m. Mary, dau. of Jonah Wheeler,
Esq. of Greenan, co. Kilkenny, widow of William Greatrakes,
Esq. of Afifane, co. Waterford, by whom (who d. 1 June, 1735)
he had issue,
William, his successor.
Jane, la. John Bury, Esq. of Shannon Grove, co. Limerick,
by whom he had, with other issue (see Burt of LUtle
Island),
1 AVilliam Bury, whose grandson, Charles William Bury,
was created, 1806, Earl of Charleville.
2 John Bury, who assumed the surname of Pallise*, Of
whom hereafter, as heir to his maternal uncle.
PAL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAL
1227
The Archbishop d. 1 Jan. 1727, and was buried at St.
^\ndrew"s, Dublin. He was s. by his only son,
William I'alliseb, Esq. of Rathfarnham, b. 1695; m. May,
1721, Mary, dau. of Matthew Penncfather, Esq. of Cashel,
Accountant-General of Ireland, and sister of Elizabeth,
Countess of Alexander, 5th Earl of Antrim, by whom (who
<^ 7 April, 1769) he had no issue, lie d. s.2>- Oct. 1768, and
■was s. by his nephew,
John I'alliseb, Esq. of Comragh, co. Waterford, who d.
1760, and was .«. by his son,
Wrat I'alliseb, Esq. of Derryluskan, m. Mary, dau. of
Yen. Kichard Chaloner, Ueetor of Eethard, and Prebendary
of Kilbragh, Archdeacon of Cashel, and was father of
JoDN Palliseb, Esq. of Derryluskan, 6. 1st May, 1760 ; 7)i.
178-J, Grace, eldest dau. of William Barton, Esq. of Grove, co.
'lipperary, and by her (who d. 13 March, 1844) had issue,
Wbat, late of Derryluskan.
John Bury (Rev.), Rector of Clonmel, m. 10 March, 1830,
Julia, dau. of Capt. John Howe, H.E.l.C.'s service, and
had issue, Wray Bury, J. P., of Annestown, near Tramore,
and John Rii hard, Lieut. 1st royal regt.
Eichard, J. P. for Sussex, Capt. 12th Lancers, m. 8 Aug.
1832, Fanny, dau. of Joseph Maryat, Esq., M.P., of AVim-
bledon House, Surrey, and had issue, John, (apt. 76th regt. ;
Henry; Itichard; William; Joseph; Hugh; Charlotte;
Frances ; and Margaret.
Elizabeth, m. 1810. Charles, 2nd Viscount Gort.
Margaret, )». Frederick Charles Phillips, Esq., late Lieut. -
Col. 15th Hussars. Grace. Anna.
Mr. Falliser (/. 27 Dec. 1833, and was s. by his son,
Wray Palliseb, Esq. of Derryluskan, co. Tippcrary, and
Comragh, co. Waterford, J. P., Lieut. -Col. Waterford Militia
Artillery, 6. 1789; m. 7 Nov. 1814, Anne, dau. and heir of
John Gledstanes, Esq. of Annesgift, co. Tipperary, and left
issue,
JoHs, now of Comragh.
AVray Richard Gledstanes, Commander R.N., b. 24 May,
1822.
Frederick Hugh, 6. 3 July, 1826; m. 12 Aug. 1852, Emily,
dau. of Sir Charles Price, Bart.
r.dward Mathew, late Capt. 7th Hussars, b. 20 Sept. 1823.
William, Rifle Brigade, b. 18 June, 1830
Grace Penelope, m. 15 June, 1853, William Fairholme, of co.
Berwick.
Sarah Elizabeth, to. Nov. 1840, George Stephens, 2nd Viscount
Gough, and d. s. p.
Anna, m. John Nugent Rose, eldest son of Major Gen. Sir
John Kose, H.E.l.C.S. Mary.
Amu — Per pale sa. and arg. three lions rampant counter-
changed. Cfc.<t — Out of a ducal coronet gu. a demi-eagle,
wings elevated or. Motto — Deo volente.
<ita£a — Derryluskan, Fethard ; and Comragh, Kilmacthomas.
Suffolk, 1)1. 1757, Isabella, eldest dau. of Thomas L'Estrange
Ewen, Esq. of Deedliam, Essex.
Elizabeth, ii. u-iun. May, 1861.
SrsA.NNAU Caroline, nnw of Holme Park.
Laura Frances, 0. 18 March, ls06; d. 22 June, 1870.
Mr. Palmer d. 1806.
^ nils— Chequy or and sa. on a chief gu. two mullets of the
first. Cr-st — \ talbot .^ejcant enninois.
Scat— Holme Park, near Reading, Berks.
PALMER OF HOLME PARK.
Palmee, SrsAKNA Caeoline, of Holme Park,
Berk, s. her brother 1874.
ILintHQC— This family was settled in the parish of Hurst,
Berks, about the year 16C0.
Robebt Palmer, Gent, of Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury
Square (2nd son of Thomas Palmer, who was buried in Hurst
Cliurch, 1762, and whose elder son, Richard, M.A., Rector of
Brading, Isle of Wight, d. unm. 28 Aug. 1763), was for
many years Agent to the Duke of Bedford. He ra. 1st,
1745, Miss Le Greys, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, by whom
he had several children, who all (/.young; ant! 2ndly, 1755,
Miss Charlotta Wakelin, and by her (who (?. 1768) he left at
his decease, 1787 (with four daus., Charlotte, la. George
Beauchamp, Esq. of Thclford, Norfolk; Mary, m. Sir Thomas
Beauchamp Proctor, Bart, of Langley; Anne, m. Francis
Pym, Esq. of The Hasells, co. Bedford ; and Caroline, m.
Eev. H. H. Edwardes, of Pennant, co. Denbigh), an only son
and successor,
RicuABD Palmer, Esq., 6. 1765 ; m. 17D1, Jane, eldest dau.,
of Oldtield Bowles, Esq. of North Aston, co. O.xford, by whom
(who d. 1812) he left issue,
r.OBEBT, late of Bolme Park, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Berks
from 1825 to 18-59, and High Sheriff 1818, 6. 31 Jan. 1793;
(/. 24 ^•ov. 1872.
Richard (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Purey, near Reading, 6.
28 Dec. 1795; s. his brother 1872 ; d. 25 Oct. 1874.
Henry (Rev.). M.A., Rector of Little Laver, Essex, 6. 5 Dec.
1799 ; ,/. 31 Oct. 1870.
Mary, ,(. unm. 18H.
Charlotte Anne, m. Eev. Charles William Golding, Rector of
Crofton, CO. York; and d. April, 1817, leaving issue,
Henry (Rev.), b. April, 1816, Sector of Stratford St. Mary's,
PALMER OF NAZING.
Palmer, George, Esq. of Nazing Park, Esses,
a Terdurer of Waltliani Forest, and Lieut. -Col. of
tlie Essex Yeomanry Cavalry, which he raised in
1830, and maintained for five years entirely at his
own cost, High Sheriff for Essex 1863, b. 23 July,
1799 ; m. 21 June, 1827, Elizabeth Charlotte, 2ud
dau. of John Surtces, Esq. of 2sewcastle-on-Tync,
and niece of the Countess of Eldon, and has issue,
I. George, Bengal Civil Service, who distinguished himself,
1857-8, during the Indian mutiny, organized a demi-
battcry of artillery, which he commanded for 13 months,
received a miUtary medal for India, and clasp for Delhi,
and special letter of acknowledgment from the Queen, the
Governor-General of India having three times mentioned
liis services in his despatches, J.P. ; b. 12 Nov. 1828; m.
1 Oct. 1861, Emily, eldest duu. of William Vansittart,
Esq., M.P. for Windsor, and has issue. Emily Charlotte.
II. Archdale ViUiers, H.E.l.C.'s Civil Service, 6. 17 Feb.
1832; jii. 28 Feb. i860, Helen, dau. of William Tiyler,
Esq. of the Bengal Civil Service, and has issue, Archdale,
6. 17 Nov. 1866; Maude Mary; Charlotte Elizabeth, and
Kate.
in. Ralph Charlton, 6. 3 Oct. 1839.
IV. William Cotterell Surtees, deceased.
I. Charlotte Maria, m. 10 July, 1856, Robert William Hamil-
ton, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Grenadier Guards, served in the
Crimea, eldest son of William John Hamilton, Esq., late
M.P. for Newport, a descendant of the Hamiltons of
I( 'isha w.
Mr. Palmer was appointed, 1835, one of the Com-
missioners for the Colonisation of South Austraha,
and founded the colony without any cost to the
nation ; he also took an active part in the forma- <
tion of the first settlement in 2\ew Zealand, 1839.
JLinraiJC.— John Palmer, ofMarston, co. Stafford, living
15i;g, a scion of Palmer af co. YoiL; was ancestor of the
Palmers of Wanlip, co. Leieestcr, and Nazing Park, Essex, as
well as of Sir Roundell Palmer, created Baron Seltiorne, 23 Oct.
1872. The full peditrree derived from the records of the
Herald's College, London, appears in Bckke's Peerage and
Baronetage.
William PALsrEB, Esq. of Nazing Park, an eminent Mer-
chant of London, youngest son of Thomas Palmer, of Ches-
hunt, Herts, and grandson of .Archdale Palmer, of Wanlip, co.
Leicester, served as J.P. and Hi^'h Sheriff of Essex. He m.
17G6, Mary, sister of Samuel Hursley, D.D., Bishop of Roches-
ter, only dau. of the Rev. John llorsley, M.A., Rector of Thorley
and Newington Butts, younger brother of S. llorsley, Esq.
of Bolam House, Northumbeiland (whose granddau. and
heiress by her marriage with Lord Decics, carried the name
of Horsley and estate of Bolam into that branch of the family
of Beresford), and by her (who d. 1824) had issue,
I. George, his heir.
II. Thomas, b. 6 May, 1773; d. 24 Sept. 1799.
III. William Jocelyu (Rev.;, A.M., Rector of Mixbury, co.
Oxford; 6.5 Feb. 1778; m. 1810, Dorothea Richardson (who
d. Dec. 1867), youngest dau. of Rev. William Roundell, ot"
Gledstonc, co. "i'ork, and d. 1853, having had issue,
1 William, (Rev.), M.A., late FcUow of Magdalen Coll.
Oxford.
2 Sir Rocsdell Palmer, created Lord Selbobke («ee
Burke's Petri"/').
3 Thomas, 6. 18 Feb. 1814; d. 6 March, 1823.
4 Henry Roundell. tj. lu July, 1816, lost in the ship " Eliza-
beth," on his voyage home from Quebec. Dec. 1834.
5 George Horsley (Rev.), M.A., of Coldhayes, Hants,
liector of Mixliury, co. Oxford, b. 10 July, 1824: ni.
3 Aug. 185'J, his cousin, Elizabeth Frances, only child of
Rev. Francis Horsley, of Matching, Essex.
6 Edwin (Rev.), M.A., late Fcllo» of lialliol Coll., Pro-
fes.sor of Latin at Oxiord: m. 1867, Henrietta, youngest
(Uu of the Uev. James itiddell, and has issue, Edwia
1228
PAL
THE LANDED GENiTtY.
PAL
Jame?, h. 10 Jan. lSfl3 ; Mary Ilonrietta, and Lucj*
L)orullu;i.
1 Mary Kichartlson, d. iinm. 14 Nov. 1809.
2 Eleanor, m. 18 Feb. ls.51, the Ecv. Cyril William Wood,
who c;. 1870. Slio d. Dec. 1873, leaving two sons.
3 Kmnia, d. vjuh. 28 March, 1874.
4 Dorotliea, d. unm. 1852. 5 Emily Frances.
IV. John Ilorsloy, b. 7 July, 1779, an eminent Director of
the Uank of England, to. 1st, Nov. 1810, Elizabeth, dau. of
John Belli, Esq., and by her (who (/.Sept. 1838) had issue,
1 Edward Howloy, of Canon Hill, Maidenhead, b. 1812;
m. 2 May, 1S44, Jessie Fanny, 3rd dau. of Vice-Admiral
Henry Francis Grevillo, It.N., G.B., and has issue, Gre-
ville Horsley, 6. 20 May, 1845 ; and Cecil lirooke, b.
26 Jan. 18.50.
2 John Carrington, b. 181.5; m. 18-10, Mary, dau. of John
Lois, Esq., ll.E.I.C.S., and iias, John Horsley, 6. July,
1847 ; Edmund Stuart, b. 1 Dec. 18.52 ; and other is.sue.
8 Richard Steuait, b. 1821; ■/,;. l.st, Emma, dau. of D.
Elliott, ll.E.I.C.S., cousin of the Earl of Minto, and by
her (who d. 1850) had a dau.; he m. 2nd!y, 1859, Sophia,
dau. of Eev. A. Lambert, and had issue, Archibald Steuart,
6. Sept. 18C0 ; and Emma Sophia. Mr. K. S. I'almer d.
Oct. 1802.
1 Elizabeth Georgiana. 2 Sophia, d. 1839.
3 Mary Louisa, d. 18-13.
4 Frances Caroline, m. 19 April, 1870, Col. Crompton, of
Azerley Hall, co. York.
Mr. John Horsley Palmer vi. 2ndly, Louisa, dau. of J.
Cockerell, Esq., and d. lob. 1858.
V. Edward, Capt. R.N., b. 10 July, 1781, perished by ship-
wreck, in command of the "Nautilus," 8 Jan. 1807.
VI. Ralph (Sir), b. 11 April, 1783, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, Madras, m. Margaret Eliza, eldest dau. of Gen.
Fearon, C.B., and left at his decease a son, F'rcderic; and
four daus., Georgiana, Margaret, Henrietta, and Anna.
1. Mary. ii. Anna Maria, d. young,
III. Elizabeth Anne.
Mr. Palmer d. 1819 ; his eldest son,
George Palmer, Esq. of Nazinj? Park, J. P. and D.L., M.P.
for South Essex, 6. 11 Feb. 1772, served as High Sheriff for co.
Hertford 1818, represented South Essex in three Parliaments,
1836-47, was one of the founders of the Royal National Society
for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, 1824, and the in-
ventor of the first life-boat used by that Society, of which he
was Deputy Chairman until his death, 1863; he to. 29 Dec.
1795, Anna Maria, dau. and co-heir of William Bund, Esq. of
Wick, CO. Worcester, and by her (who d. 13 Oct. 18.56) left at
his decease, 12 May, 1853, three sons and one dau., i. George,
now of Nazing Park; ii. William, of the Inner Temple, Pro-
fessor of Civil Law at Gresham Coll., b. 9 Nov. 1802, d.
24 April, 1858; iii. Francis, b. 17 Feb. 1810; and Elizabeth,
m. 25 Feb. 1830, Robert Biddulph, Esq. of Ledbury, co. Here-
ford.
Arms — Arg., two hars sa., charged the upper part with two
and tlic lower with one trefoil slipped of the field; in chief a
greyhound courant of the second. Crist — A greyhoimd sejant
sa. collared and charged on the shoulder with a trefoil arg.
Motto — Palma virtuti.
Seat — Nazing Park, Waltliam Abbey, Essex.
PAIiMEE, OP WITHCOTE HALL.
Palmer, Fkederick, Esq. of Witlicote Hall, co.
Leicester, J. P. and D.L., co. Leicester, High Slierili
1865, J.P. Rutland, Lieut. -Col. Leicestershire Yeo-
manry Cavalry, formerly Capt. in the army, b. 15
July, 1825 ; m. 14. Nov. 1850, Mary, only dau. of
W. H. Harrison, Esq. of Conyngliam Hall, co.
York, and only sister of W. H. Harrison-Uroadlcy,
Esq., M.P. East Hiding co. York {see IjUOADLEY of
Welton House), and has issue,
I. Edward Geoffuy Eroadlev, b. 14 June, 1804.
I. Mary Soijhia. ii. Hester Alice.
111. Emily Ueyrick.
Mr. Palmer is 2nd surviving son of the Rev. Henry
Palmer, of Witlicote Hall, by Elizabeth his ■wife,
dau. of tlie Rev. Samuel lleyrick, and grandson of
Sir John Palmer, 5lli bavt., of Carlton, M.P. for
CO. Leicester, and Cliarlottc his wife, duu. of Sir
Henry Gough, Eart. of Edgbaston, co. Warwick.
Arhis — Sa., a chevron or, between three crescents arg.
Great— A wyvcm or, armed and langued gu. 3Iolto — Par sit
fortuna laburi.
■S'OTi— Withcote Hall, Oakham. Toion House— ZO, Beaufort
Gardens, S.W. Ciit(<— Conservative.
PALIIES OP LADBPlGOE:!:.
See MoEEWooD of Alfeeto;i.
PALMER OP EAHAIT.
Palmer, Charles Collet, Esq. of Ealian
House, CO. Kildare, J.P., High Sheriff 1875, in.
18GG, May Jane, only dau. of Eraucis Longworth
Dames, Esq. of Grreenhill, King's Co., D.L., and
has issue,
r. William Francis, b. 1807. ii. Dudley CoUey, 6. 187S.
HI. Charles Nugent, b. 1870.
I. Mabel Elizabeth.
iLtUCagC. — The family of Palmer have been a long lime
settled in the co. Kildare; the estate of Rahan came into the
family by the marriage of
Charles Palmer, with Dorothy, sister of Dudley Collcy,
Esq. of Nahan, High Sheriff co. Kildare 1734, and nephew of
Henry Colley, Esq. of Castle Carbury, the ancestor of the
Duke of Wellington. Of this marriage there were, with other
issue, two sons, Charles and George. The elder,
Charles Palmer, Esq. of Rahan, rn. Anne, dau. of William
Lambe, Esq. of Prospect, co. Wicklow, and had issue,
I. Charles Lamiie.
II. William Lambe, Capt. in the 18th Light Dragoons,
served at Waterloo, ra. Augusta, dau. of Sir John Temjile,
8th bart. of Stowc, and had, with other issue, a son, Frede-
rick, and a dau., Eliza, who d. at Versailles, 1875.
III. Thomas, of Ballyhagan.
I. Eliza.
The eldest son,
William Charles Palmer, of Rahan, to. Elizabeth, dau. of
Hamilton Lowe Lockwood, Esq. of Castle Lake, co. Tipperary,
by Henrietta, sister of Sir John Craven Garden, 1st bart. of
Templemorc, and had issue, #1
I. Hamilton William, d. young. ^
II. Charles Colley, d. young.
III. William Lamiie, liis successor.
I. Elizabeth, »t. Thomas Kemrins, Esq. of Killeen, Queen's Co.
Mr. Palmer d. 1840, and was «. by his son,
William Lambe Palmer, Esq. of Rahan, m. Elizabeth
Emily Anne, 3rd dau. of Col. Nugent, of Clonlost, and d. 1849,
having had, with three daus., Isabella, Elizabeth, and Hen-
rietta, who d. young,
I. Charles Collet, now of Nalian.
II. Hamilton William, ?/i. 1877, Henrietta Frances, widow of
Capt. George Macartney, of Lissanoure Castle, co. Antrim,
and dau. of Robert Smyth, Esq. of Gaybrook, co. West-
meath, D.L.
I. Augusta, 7n. Capt. William Clarke, and has issue.
Arms — Arg.. a chevron or, between three palmers' scrips sa.,
tassels and buckles or. C'j-csi — An arm in armour embowed
ppr. garnished or, the hand grasping a spear also ppr.
Motto — Honor virtutis praimium.
Seat— Rahan House, Clonard, co. Kildare.
PALMES OP NABUEN.
Palmes, The Eev. William Lindsay, M.A. of
Naburn Hall, co. Y'ork, J. P., late Vicar of Hornsea
with Long Eiston and Rural Dean, Proctor in Convo-
cation for the East Eiding, b. 29 Juno, 1813 ; «i. 27
June, 1819, Marianne, dau. of Amaziah Empson,
Esq. of Spellow Hill, Eoro'bridge, and has issue,
I. George (Rev.), Balliol Coll. Oxford, b. 17 March, 1851.
II. Arthur Lindsay, of the Inner Temple, b. 18 April, 1853.
III. Guy St. Maur, 14th Hussars, b. 13 April, 1S54.
IV. Bryan William, b. 31 March, 1855.
v. John Edmund, b. 18G1.
I. Ellen Isabella. ii. Marian Edith.
?JL{lTr7T(JC. — Tills family is of considerable antiquity, ft
was originally seated in the co. of Somerset; and, so far back
as the 12ih century, it is found in alliance with the great
Somerset House of St, Maur, which had summons to Parlia-
ment in the reign of Kdwaud 11. The estate of Naburn has
regularly descended from father to son ever since the year
1220.
William Palmes, Esq. of Naburn (9th in descent from Sir
William Palmes, of Naburn, living 19 Edward III., and 15th
from Manfred Palmes, living circa G Stephen), in. 1st, Ehnor,
dau. of William Ueslerton, Esq. of Hcslerton, and had twosons,
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Bbiak, his heir.
Guy, Scrjeant-at-Law, tn. Jane, dau. and heir of John Drew,
Esq. of Bristow, and was ani.cstur of the I;iniily ol I'almes
of Lindleii, CO. York, the eventual heiress of which, Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Palmes, Esq. of Lindley, m. Sia
William Strickland, Bart.
Mr. Palmes jii. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of WilHam Westrop, Esq.
He was s. at his decease by his elder son,
Brian Palmes, Esq. of Nalmrn, who was Justice of Assize
CO. Lancaster. Of this learned person there is a portrait at
Naburn, inscribed, "Bryan Palmes, Justice of the Common
Pleas, ob. 1511." His son and heir (by Ellen, his 1st wife,
dau. of John Aeclom, Esq. of Morbic),
Nicholas Palmes, Esq., m. 1st, Johann, dau. of William
Conyers, Esq. of Sockburne, and had an only son, Brian, bis
heir. He hi. 2ndly, Susan, dau. of Sir Robert Waterton, Knt.
of Walton, and had further issue. His eldest son,
Brian Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, ra. 1st, Johanna, dau. of
Sir John Dawney, Knt. of Cowick, but had no issue. He )?i.
2ndly, Anne, one of the daus. of Sir John Constable, of Halsham
and Burton Constable, and by her had (with Eranecs, the wife
of Gabriel Fairfax, Esq.) a son and heir,
John Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, living about the year 15S4,
who m. Jane, dau. of Sir George Dawney, Knt. of Cowick and
Sezay, or Sessay, and was s. by his son,
Sir George Palmes, Knt. of Naburn, m. 1st, 1584, Katherine,
dau. of Sir Kalph Balthorpe, Knt. of Balthorpc, and had issue.
Sir George m. 2ndly, Mary Stotton, of Crakemarsh, widow of
BoRer Constable. His eldest son,
William Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, m. Catherine, dau. of
William Langdale, Esq. of Langthorpe, and was father of
several children, the eldest of whom,
William Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, m. Mary, dau. and heir
of Sir Brian Stapleton, Knt. of Hirst Courtney, near Selby,
and was *•. by his eldest son,
George Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, h. 3 Nov. 1666; m. Anne,
dau. of George Witham, Esq. of Cliffe, and was s. by his eldest
surviving son,
George Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, whoiii. Frances, dau. and
co-heir of Kobert Plumpion, Esq. of Plumpton, and was s. by
his eldest son,
George Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, who m. Catherine, dau. of
George Hcncage, Esq. of Hainton, co. Lincoln, d. without
surviving issue, 7 Feb. 1774, and was s. by his brother,
John Palmes, Esq. of Naburn, who r,i. 16 Nov. 1775,
Susannah, dau. of Mr. Thomas Wharrie, of Hull, and left at
his decease, 1783, a dau., Elizabeth, m. Samuel Walker, Esq.
of Masborough, near Piotherham ; and a son,
George Palmes, Esq., of Naburn, J. P. and D.L., 6.
18 Oct. 1776 ; m. 15 Jan. 1810, Margaret Isabella, dau. of
William Lindsay, Esq. of Oatlands, co. Lanark, and by her
(who d. 8 April, 1869) had issue,
Bryan, Capt.52Ed Light Infantry, d. ■kwto. at Barbados, 1839.
WiLi lAM Lindsay, now of Naburn.
John Philip, Capt. E.N., ;,*. Mary Head, of Halifax, Nova
Scotia : and rf. 21 Feb. 1869, leaving four children, Manfred ;
Francis ; Philip ; and Maud.
Manfred Leslie, (/. at Trinidad, 1839.
James, M.A., Rector of Eserick, co. York, m. 1849, Annie
Augusta Champney, and has Bryan: Percy; George; Cecil;
Edwin ; Gerald ; Louisa Dundas ; Edith Mary ; Alice ; Mary ;
Eveline; and Helen.
Isabella, m. 1834. James Bruce Jardine, Esq. of Hallside, co.
Lanark. Georgina. Eliza. Frances Edith.
Mr. Palmes d. March, 1851.
Arms—G\x., three fleurs-de-lis arg. a chief vaire. Cresi—A
hand holding a palm-braneh. MoUo — Ut Falma Justus.
Seat — Naburn Hall, near York.
PAPILIiON OF CEOWHTJBST PARK.
Papillox, Thomas, E.^q. of Crowhurst Park,
Sussex, J.P. and D.L., 6. 7 March, 1803 ; m. 8 Sept.
1825, Frances Margaret, 2ncl dau. of tlic late iSir
Henry Oxenden, Eart, of Broome Park, Kent, and
has issue,
I. Phi LIP Oxenden, of Lexden Manor House, Essex, Barrister-
at-Law, late Major Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles, 51. P.
for Colchester 1859 to 1665, 6. 1 Aug. 182G; w. 16 Sept.
1862, Emily Caroline, 3rd dau. of the Very Rev. Thomas
Gamier, Dean of Lincoln, by Lady Caroline Elizabeth
Keppel his wife, youngest dau. of William Charles, 4tli
Earl of Albemarle, and has issue, 1 Pelham Rawstorn,
6. 22 June, 1864; 2 Ilaiold Gamier, and 3 Godfrey
Keppel, twins, 6. 26 Sept. 18C7 ; 4 Phuip Hardinge,
b. June 29, 1873; Muriel Caroline; Cicely GcrtrDfle ;
Bertha Sybil.
II. Thomas Henry (Rev.), 6. 23 Nov. 1835 ; m. Oct. 1867,
Elizabeth, dau. of Thoma.s llardeaslle, Esq., of Pradshaw
Hall, CO. Lancaster, and has issue, 1 JI. Gabrielle C. Pel-
hnm, 6. 3Sept. ISlJd; 1 Antoinette T. Pelham; 2 Marguerite
E. Pelham.
III. John Ashton, Major E.E., 6. 6 Nov. 1838; m. 8 Sept.
1860, Lydia Charlotte Girardot, 6th dau. of Rev. William
Girard6t, of Hiiiton, Somerset, and has issue, 1 Kate ;
2 C'ecile ; 3 Rose.
IV. David, b. 4 Jan. 1844, Capt. 32nd Highlanders.
I. Mary Graham.
II. Frances Marin, m. Oct. 1861, Samuel Ashton, Esq., of
Felham Grange, Sussex.
III. Emily Caroline, m. 10 July, 1861, Carew Louis Augus-
tus O'Grady, E^q., Capt. Royal Engineers, son of Vice-
Admiral O'Grady, of Eriuagh House, co. Limerick. Ho
d. 8 Oct. 1863.
IV. Adelaide, r,i. 10 July, 1861, Francis Gregory Haviland,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
v. Catherine Elizabeth.
VI. Margaret Anne Pelham, m. Fell. 1862, Edward Brent
Prest, Esq., Barrister-at Law.
VII. Lila Matilda, m. 1875, Capt. Hardinge, C.B., A.D.C., E.N.
VIII. Florence.
iLuifilCIC.— In Dugdalc's Monasticon, we find Toraldi's
DE Papillon one of the witnesses to a deed of confirmation
granted by William the Conqceror to the church of Durham.
In the reign of King John,
Ralph Papillon was elected Abbot of Westminster ; and in
the reign of Edward I., William Papillon, one of the King's
most devoted servants, was recommended by his ro^al master,
in the 31st year of his reign, to the Abbot and convent of
Leicester, for a corrody from that house. Tliis WiUiam Papil-
lon is supposed to have founded the family of Papillon of
Luhenham, in Leicestershire. His nephew and heir waa
Roger Papillon.
Anthony Papillon, the friend of Erasmus, and one of the
most distinguished of the Huguenots in France, held an office
at the court of Feancis I., and enjoyed, in an eminent degree,
the favour and protection of the pious Margaret of Valois. He
d. suddenly, 1525, not without the suspicion of poison, leavins
a son, also a champion of the Reformation, who fell on St.
Bartholomew's Day, 1572. He was fatlier of
Thomas Papillon, Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Heskt
IV. of France, who went three embassies to Venice for that
Monarch, but in 1593, he, at his own request, left the King's
service on his renouncing the Protestant faith. He m. 12 Aug.
1572, Jane Vicue de la Pierre, and by her (who was drowned
on her passage to England) he had issue,
I. Thomas, an eminent Lawyer, Counsellor of the Parliament
of Paris, and Scribe of the Synod of Aries 1620, 6. 1758, who
m. in Paris, and was father of David Papillon, a good and
learned man, who was banished from Paris, and was impri-
soned three years at Avranehcs, in Normamiy, on account
of his attaehmeut to the reformed religion. He d. in
England, 1693.
u. David, ancestor of the Papillons of Acrise,
Thomas Papillon, d. 20 Nov. ICOS, His 2nd son,
David Papillon, of Lubcnhani, co. Leicester, m. 1st, 11
June, 1611, Mary Castcl, and by her (whod. 3 May, 1614) had
a son, Thomas, whoc/. in infancy, and a dau., JIary, m. 7 June,
1631, Peter Fontaine, Esq. He lu. 2ndly, 4 July, 1615,
Anne Mary Calandrini, of a family famous through many
generations at Lucca, in Italy; her grandfather, Juliano,
adopted the reformed religion, and soon had, with her father,
Jean, to leave their possessions there, and take refuge in
France. Ju!iano was great grandson of Sir Pietro Calandiini,
the brother of Philippo, Cardinal of Bologna, 1470, and of Popi}
Nicholas V. By her (who d. 8 Nov. 1675) David Fapillo:i
left at his decease, 16.')9, with other issue, a dau., Anne, ni. Ist
1C53, William Brudenell, Esq., of Glaston, co. Rutland ; and
2ndly, 1655, Everard Fawkner, Esq. ; and a son,
Thomas Papillon, Esq., of Papillon Hall, LubcnUam, 6.
6 Sept. 1G23, an eminent merchant of London. He was M.P.
for Dover 1679-81, '90, and for London 1695-93, a strenuous
supporter of civil and religious liberty. In 16S2 he was chosen
a second time SherilT of London by a large majority of votes, in
opposition to the nominee of the Government; and for attempt-
ing to compel the Lord Mayor, Sir William Pritehard, to attend
and swear him into that office, he was brought to a State fiial,
1684, and condemned in a fine of £10,000. He m. Jane. dau.
of Thomas Bruadnax, Esq., of Godmershaui, Kent, and bad
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issue, Phillip, his successor ; Elizabeth, m. 1676, the Lord
Chief Baron, Sir Edward Warde ; Sarah, m. 16S3, Samuel
Eawstom, Esq., of London, and afterwards of Lexden, Sussex :
and Anna Maria, m. 1687, William Turner, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law. Mr. Papillon d. 1702, bavins bequeathed £1,000 to the
Mercers' Company, of which he was Master, " to relieve any
of his family that might at any future time come to want."
He purchased, 1666. the manor of Acrise, in Kent, in which
and his other possessions, he was .«. by his son,
Philip Papillos, of Acrise, 6. 1060, M.P. for Dover 1700-2-
7-15, m. 1st, 1689, Anne, dau. of William JoUiffe, Esq., of
Caverswall Castle, co. Stafford, by whom he had an only
surviving son, David, his heir. He yn. 2ndly, 1695, Susannah,
dau. of George Hen.?haw, Esq., by whom (who d. 1707) he had
issue two sons and three daus. Mr. Papillon d. 1736, and was
s. by his eldest son,
DatiID Papillon, Esq. of Acrise, M.P. for New Eomney
1722-28, and for Dover 1735, a Commissioner of Excise, 6. 1691 ;
VI. 1717, Mary, dau. of Timothy Keyser, Esq. of London,
merchant, and bad one son and four daus. He d. 1762, and
was s. by his son,
David Papillo.>c, Esq. of Acrise and Lee, both in Kent,
Chairman of the Board of Excise for several years. He rn. 1st,
1753, Bridget, dau. and heir of William Turner, Esq., and by
her (who d. 1770) he had issue. Mr. Papillon m. 2ndiy, 1772,
Esther, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Curteois, of Sevenoaks, but had
no other children. He d. 1809, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thosias Papillos, Esq., of Acrise, Lieut. -Col. of the East Kent
Mihtia, 6. 12 Jan. 17.57: m. 2 June, 1791, Anne, 2nd dau.
and (after the death of her brother, John Cressett Pelham,
Esq. 1838) co-heiress of Henry Cressett Pelham, Esq. of Crow-
hurst Park, Sussex, and Cound Hail, Salop, and by her (who d.
1339; had issue,
I. Thomas, now of Crowhurst.
II. John, Piector of Lexden, Essex, b. 30 Dec. 1806; m. 1st,
27 Feb. 1840, Frances Anne Prudentia, dau. of the Eight
Eev. John Leslie, D.D., Bishop of Kilmore, Elphin, and
Ardagh, and by her (who d. 24 April, 1853) had issue,
1 Thomas Leslie (Rev.), b. 12 April, 1841, Fellow of New
Coll. Oxford: ,n. 14 Dec. 1871, Eilith Mary, eldest dau.
of Eev. Charles Browne Dalton, Vicar of Highgate, and
Prebendary of St. Paul's, and has issue, Edward Thomas,
6. 24 May, 1873 ; and Mary Frances, 0. 29 May, 1876.
1 Isabella, m. 7 Aug. 1S62, John Henry LesUe, Esq., 71st
Light Infantry.
He m. 2ndly, 1858, Laura Nancy, dau. of the late John
Christopher Lochner, Capt. H.E.I.C."s naval service.
III. Alexander Frederick William, Major E.A., m. Sarah,
eldest dau. of John Stewart, Esq., Solicitor-General of Ber-
muda, and has issue seven .sons and one dau.
1. Ann, m. Major-Gen. Eichard Hardinge, E.A. ; sherf. 1819 ;
he d. 1864. n. Maria.
m. Caroline Elizabeth, d. 1861. iv. Frances, d. 1856.
V. Harriet, d. 1846.
VI. Elizabeth Jlary, to. Rev. Henry Thursby Pelham, of
Cound Hall, Salop; d. 25 Dec. 1874.
vn. Lucy Jane. vui. Bridget Octayia.
Col. Papillon d. 1838.
Arms — Az., on a chevron between three butteriiies arg.
Crest — A crescent. Mott'i — Ditat servata fides.
Seat — Crowhurst Park, Battle, Sussex.
PARDOE OF NASH COUHT,
Pabdoe, Geoege, Esq. of Cleeton and Kash
Court, Salop, J. P. and D.L. Salop, and J. P. co.
"Worcester, b. 2 Dec. 1811 ; m. 1st, 11 July, 1843,
Laiira, only dau. of the late Thomas "White, Esq. of
Bognor, Sussex, and niece of Robert Bridgeman
More, Esq. of Linlev Hall, Salop; and 2ndlT, 22
Jan. 1850, Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late James
Fielder Croome, Esq. of Putloe, co. Gloucester.
iLinrSJC— The original residence of the Pardoe family
was at Cleeton, co. Salop, and they were there seated for
many generations ; the estate is still In the possession of the
present Mr. Pardoe, of Nash Court.
Geobge Pabdoe, son of George Pardoe, of Cleeton and Fain-
tree, d. 1669, and at that date the Pardoes are stated in old
writings to have been resident at Cleeton long previously.
George Pardoe was father of Geokge Pabdoe, of Cleeton, who
d. 1682, and was «. by his brother, Edwabd Pabdoe, of Cleeton,
who d. 1714, leaving a son and successor, George Pabdoe,
Esq. of Cleeton, 0. 1694, who d. 17C0, and was father of George
Pabdoe, Esq. of Cleeton, 6. 1728, m. Eliiabeth, daa. of the
Eev. J. Rocke, Eector of Ludlow, and left at his deceasei
1783, a son and successor,
George Pabdoe, Esq. of Cleeton and Nash Court, 6. 1756 ;
TO. Ellen, dau. of Richard Dansey Dansey, Esq. of Easton
Court, CO. Hereford, and had issue, i. Geobge Dakset, his
heir; ii. James, d. 1829; in. Francis, d. 1818; i. Ellen Lucy,
m. the Very Eev. J. H. P. Low e. Dean of Exeter; ii. Anna,
m. E. Wheeler, Esq. of Kyrewood House, Tenbury ; in. Hester,
twin with Anna, d. 1836; rv. Maria, m. the Rev. J. Powell,
Rector of Munslow ; v. Isabella ; and vi. Emma. Mr. Pardoe
d. 1798, and was s. by his son.
The Rev. George Danset Pabdoe, of Nash Court, 6. March,
1786 ; 'III. 1810, Eleanor, dau. and co-heiress of the late Eev.
Samuel Sneade, of Ludlow, Eector of Bedstone, Salop, and has
issue,
George, now of Nash Court.
Henry, 99th regt., b. 26 Jan. 1817.
Frederick, b. 6 Nov. 1818; ni. 1846, Anna Maria Evans, and
has issue, George Owen ; Frederick ; Frank ; Emma ; Anna.
Arthur, of Parstow Hall, Shropshire, J.P. for the cos. of Salop
and Dorset, b. 9 April, 1821; m. 20 April, 1847, Mary
Bangor Jane, dau. of the late Rev. William Jenkins, Vicar
of Sidmouth, Devon, and has issue, Arthur John, b. 1851 ;
WUham Herbert, b. 1855; Ellen Mary.
Mary Eliza, m. 1838, John Penney, Esq. of Ashley Moor,
and has issue.
The Eev. George D. Pardoe d. May, 1856.
AiTiis — Arg., a cross counter componee or and gu., between
in the 1st quarter a water bouget, in the 2nd an eagle dis-
played, in the 3rd a swan, and in the 4th an escallop, all sa.,
on a chief az. a lion passant guardant of the first. Crest — A lion
passant guardant.
Siat — Nash Court, near Tenbury, Shropshire.
PARDOE OF LEYTON.
Pahdoe, Ret. John, M.A., of Leyton, Essex,
Lord of the Manor of Leyton, Essex, Yicar of
Leyton, b. 31 Aug. 1813 ; m. 24 April, 1838, Frances,
8rd dau. of George Thornhill, Esq. of Diddington,
Buckden, co. Huntingdon (M.P. for the co. fifteen
years), a branch of Thoenhill of Thornhill, co.
York, and by her (who d. 8 Nov. 1878) has issue,
I. John 'Eev.), of Gravely Eectory, Herts, 6. 1 April, 1839";
v)i. 16 Aug. 1876, Isabella Charlotte, dau. of Thomas Eobert
Wilson, Esq. of Newlands, Hitchin, Herts, and has a dau.,
Eose Frances.
II. Edward Willoughby, late Lieut. 87th regt. Eoyal Irish
Fusiliers, and 1st or royal regt., h. 28April, 1841.
III. Charies William, b. 5 Oct. 1848.
IV. Oliver Thornhill, b. 5 Sept. 1SC3.
I. Charlotte Georgina. ii. Frances Matilda.
III. Mary Catherine. iv. Juliana Elizabeth.
V. Harriet Anna. vi. Everilda Henrietta.
liiur.igC.— The Manor of Leyton belonged to the Abbey
of Stratford. After the dissolution of Monasteries temy.
Hesrt VIII., it was granted to Thomas, Lord Wriothesley,
Lord Chancellor, who sold it to Sir Ealph Warren, Lord
Mayor of London, and he dying in 1553. left Eichard, his son
and heir. On the death of the latter in 1597, Oliver Cromwell,
of Hinthingbr,.oke House, Huntingdon (uncle of the Protector)
succeeded to the estate, being a nephew of the last possessor.
The manor then passed to the family of Eider, and subse-
quently become divided, and was holden in different portions
till 1703, when a greater portion was purchased by David
Gansell, Esq., who continued Lord of the Manor and patron
of the vicarage, and part Impropriator of the great tithes, till
his death in 1753, when he was s. by his son. Gen Gansel.
Part of the estate had become the property of the Corpora-
tion of the city of Lincoln, who sold it to the ancestor of the
present owner. A special Act of Parliament was requisite
for this sale ; which Act received the Eoyal assent on the fth
of May, 1795. The Manor of Marks belonged originally to the
Priory of St. Helen's, in London; then to the Witherpole
family {lemp. He>'ET VIII.), in whose possession it remained till
Sii- Edmund Witherpole sold it in 1601 to Sir James .\ltham,
one of the Barons of the Exchequer; whose son sold it to
David Gansel, Esq., in whose son it became vested. During
the latter half of the last century the heirs of Gen. Gansel
sold both the manors, together with the advcwson of I.eyton
and a portion of the great tithes, to
John Pardoe, Esq., High Sheriff of Essex 1775, who was 6.
1711; m. 1749, Ann (who d. 2 Nov. 1799), sister of Major-Gen.
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Edward Urmston 1st Foot Guards ; d. 0 Oct. 170S, having had
issue one son only,
John TAnnoE, Esq., M.P. for Tlynipton, Camclford, and
\VestIowc, 6. 17C0; hi. 22 Feb. ITSO, Jane, dau. of Thomas,
Oliver, Esq. of the Great House, Lcyton, Essex, by l''rances
his wife, dau. of Peter lirooke, l'>q. of iVlere Hall, co. Chester,
by whom (who (,'. 20 April, IVOti) he left at his decease, six days
after, in the lifetime of his father,
I. John, heir to his grandfather.
II. George, K.N., Midshipman H.M.S. " Cambrian," i. 1789,
killed in .i skirmish off Palamos, on the eo;ist of Spain,
19 Dee. ISIO.
III. Frederick, H.E.I.C.S., I). 179.'), lost at sea in the "Lady
Jane Dundas," isuy.
IV. Edward, Ensign and Lieut. Grenadier Guards, 6. 4 April,
1796, severely wounded at the siexe of Bergen op Zoom
during the Walcheren expedition 1814, killed at Waterloo,
18 June, 1815.
I. Maria, m. 16 March, 1816, John Peter Allix, Esq. of Swaff-
ham House, M.P. co. Cambridge; and d. 1854.
The eldest son,
John Pabdoe, Esq. of Lcyton, J. P. and D.L. cos. Essex and
Hertford, 6. 1787 ; m. 25 Jan. 1S08, Cluulotte Jane, dau. of
John Peter Allix, Esq. of Swaffham House, co. Cambridge,
and by her (who il. 24 Feb. 1870) had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. George, 0. 7 Oct. 1814; d. 2 Aug. 1815.
II. Edward, of Ambergood, Christ Cliurch, co. Southampton,
Capt. 15th and I8th rcgts., b. 10 Dec. 1817 ; m. 27 Oct.
1849, Harriet, dau. of William Astell, Esq., of Everton
House, CO. Huntingdon M.P. ; and d. 26 March, 1870,
leaving issue,
1 Edward Allix, b. 17 Jan. 1854; m. SO March, 1875,
Marion Francos, eldest dau. of the Bev. lloberc Pinckney,
Vicar of Highclifi'e, co. Southampton, and has issue,
Edward Robert Cyril, b. 17 Feb. 1876.
Reginald George, h. 3 April, 1877.
Thomas William Ralph, b. 3 Oct. 1878.
2 George Astell, li. 5 Sept. 1855, Lieut. 13th regt. (Prince
Albert's) Light Infantry.
I. Charlotte Jane, 6.23 Dec. 1808; d. 24 Dec. 1812.
II. Catherine Harriet, m. Rev. Henry Charles Eaton, Vicar
of Stetchworlh, son of Richard F.atun, Esq. of Stetchworth
Park, CO. Cambridtre, and has had issue.
II. Maria, b. 31 March, 1811; d. 15 December 1812.
IV. Matilda, b. 22 May, 1812; d. 20 Dec. 1812.
V. Anna Cecil, b. 7 Feb. 1816; d. 15 June, 1833.
VI. Mary Juliana, 6. 6 Feb. 1817; d. 18 Feb. 1830.
vu. Charlotte Louisa, b. 21 Sept. 1820; d. 16 Nov. 1820.
Mr. Pardoe d. 29 March, 1870, and was s. by his son,
Eev. John Pardoe, Lord of the Manor, and Vicar of Lcyton
(EuralDean of Barking 1SC9-70); b. 31 Aug. 1813.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron embattled counter-embattled
between three towers sa. as many bombs of the tield tired ppr.
and a chief arg. CreM — A tower arg.
/Seu£— The Manor House, Leyton, and Walthamstow, Essex.
PARES OF HOPWELL.
Pares, Edward Hexey, Esq. of Hopwcll Hall,
CO. Derby, b. 28 March, 1854, Sub.-Lieut. co.
Leicester Yeomanry, educated at Eton and Em-
manuel Coll. Cambridge, s. his father 9 May, 1878.
HinCaflC— This family was settled at Leicester, ter.i}-).
Elizabeth, and in the charter of that sovereign John Pare is
mentioned as a then member of the Corporation.
John Pares, b. 1635, was Mayor of Leicester 1C95, and d.
Sept. 1712, leaving i.ssue, by Mary his wife (who d. 1728) aged
91, 1. John ; and ti. Thomas. The eldest son,
John Pares, was Mayor of Leicester 1714. He m. Mary
Orme, of Shopnall Hall, co. Stafford, and d. Dec. 1739, leaving
an only child, Mary, m. Samuel Miles, of Leicester. His
brother,
Thomas Pares, m. four times, and by the 2nd wife, Dorothy
Wilford, had issue, i. Thomas, his heir; i. Mary, m. Thomas
Bickards, of Leicester. The only son,
Thomas Pares, b. 14 Nov. 1716 ; m. Ann Norton, 2nd cousin
to Harry, 4th Earl of Stamford, and granddau. of George
Ashby, of Quenby Hall, M.P. co. Leicester, and by her had
issue. Mr. Pares acquired the Hopwell Hall, estate by pur-
chase about 1780, and d. there May, 1805, at' the age of 88.
His eldest son,
Thomas Pares, b. 28 Nov. 1746, F.S.A., d. unm. 24 Oct. 1824,
and was s. by his only survivinu brother,
John Pares, />. 15 Aug. 1749, High Sheriff co. Leicester 1802,
i. 1781, Agnes, dau. and co-heiress of Adam Lightbody, Esq.
of Liverpool, by his wife, Elizabeth Tjlslon, descended from
the ancient family of Ttlston of Cheshire, and by her (whod.
31 Aug. 1812) had issue,
Thomas, of IIopwcll Hall.
John Tylston, ui. Mary, dau. of Edwyn Andrew Burnaby,
Esq. of Baggrave Hall, co. Leicester, and d. Nov. 1831,
aged 34, having issue, Thomas John, Agnes Tylston, aud
Mary Tylston.
Elizabeth, (/. unm.
Anno, m. Thomas Paget, Esq., M.P., and d. 12 Dec. 1868,
leaving issue.
Agnos, )/(. the Rev. Edward Thomas Vaughan, M.A., brother
of Sir Henry Ilalford, Bart., and of Mr. Justice Vaughan,
and has issue. Mary, d. uhm.
Dtirothca, iii.thoVcn. Archdeacon Hill.
Hannah, m. The Veil. Archdeacon Jones, M. A., and ha.<i issue.
Katharine, i,i.. Rol>crf liickcrslo'.li, Esq. of Liverpool, brother
of the late Lord Langdale, and has issue.
Mr. Pares d. 16 June, 1833, and was a. by his son,
Thomas Pares, Esq. of Hopwcll Hall and Ulverscroft Cottage,
M.A., J. P., and formerly (from 1818 to 1826) M.P. for
Leicester, b. 30 Oct. 1790; m. 19 May, 1821, Octavia, dau. of
Edward Langdon Mackmurdo, Esq. of Claplon, Middlesex,
and had issue,
Thomas IIenrt, late of Hopwcll.
John, b. 11 May, 1833; la. 3U July, 1856, Katharine, dau. of
John Back, Esq. uf Bytlcet, Surrey, and niece of Sir
George Back, the Arctic explorer, and has issue, 1 Norman ;
2 Lancelot; 3Bernard; 4Basil; 5Harold; lAUce; 2Etliel;
3 Margaret; 4 Constance; 5 May.
William, /;. 22 March, 1837; m. 27 June, 1860, Helen D.
Scott; and (V.Jan. 1«;0, leaving issue, 1 William Henry;
2 Thomas Alfred; 3 Arthur; 1 Helen; 2 Gertrude; 3 Aj^nes.
Agnes, m. 1849, the Rev. Gilbert Bcrcslord, Rector of Hoby,
CO. Leicester, and d. 25 March, 1868, leaving issue.
Octavia, d. unm. Anna Mary.
Edith, m. Oct. 1863, the Rev. Claude Lillingston, has one son
and two daus.
Mr. Pares d. 26 April, 1866, and was .5. by his eldest son,
Thomas Henri Pares, Esq. of Hopwcll Hall, Capt. 48th
Northamptonshire Militia, b. 8 Feb. 1830; m. 7 Jan. 1852,
Mary Louisa, 5lh dau. of Rev. Richard Stephens, Vicar of
Belgrave-cum-Birstall, co. Leicester, aud d. 9 May, 1873,
leaving issue,
I. Edward Heniit, now of Hopwell Hall.
II. Frederick, d. young, 1 Nov. 18.')8.
III. Leonard, d. young, 26 .Ian. 1859.
I. Geraldine Louise, d. 9 July, 1863. n. Evelyn.
Arms — Sa., a chevron arg. with a crosslet of the second iu
the dexter chief. Cicst — A dcmi-gryphon or. MuUo — Pares
cum pcribus.
Seats — Hopwell Hall, near Derby ; Kirby Frith, near
Leicester.
PARKE OF DUNALLY.
Parke, Rogeh Chabees, Esq. of Dunally, co.
Sligo, J.P., A.B., High Sheriff 1858.
JLillCngc.— SiK Wiluam Parke, ot Dunally, co. Sligo,
Lieut.-Col. and Major G6th regt., b. March, 1779, eldest son of
Roger Parke, Esq. of Dunally, received the honour of Knight-
hood 1836. He served throughout the campaigns in the West
Indies, Egypt, and the Peninsula, and was wounded at Corunna.
Sir William ui. 13 July, 1813, Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Charles Johnstone, Esq. of Ludlow, and niece of the late Sir
Richard Johnstone, Bart, of llackness Hall, co. York, and had
issue,
Roger, now of Dunally. Johnstone William.
Jemmett, d. 25 Dec. 1SC6. Louisa Elizabeth.
Sir William, a J. P. and D.L., twice served as High Sheriff of
Sligo. Had. 1 Sept. 1851.
Smi — Dunally, Sligo.
o
PARKER OP CUERDEH.
Paekee, Robeet TowNLEr, Esq. of Cuerden
Hall, and of Astley, co. Lancaster, M.P. for Preston
1837 to 1857, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1817,
b. 27 Aug. 1793 ; m. 21 Dec. 1816, Harriet, youngest
dau. of Thomas Brooke, Esq. of Church Minshull,
CO. Chester, 2nd son of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart,
of Norton Priory, by Margaret, youngest dau. of
Sir Robert Cunliffe, Bart., and has liad issue,
I. Thomas Townley, Charnock Hall, Chorley, co. Lancaster,
J.P. and D.L., b. 5 May, lS-'2; m. 20 Aug. 1846,
Kathcrine Margaret, 3rd dau. of the late Rev. Thomas
Blackburne, Rector of Prestwieh, 2nd sou of John Blacli-
burne, Esq. of Hale, co. Lancaster.
1232
PAB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAR
u. Eobert Townley, 6. 20 Dec. 1823, late Capt. in the army,
served in the 53rd regt. at the battles of Ahwal and
Sohraon; m. 18 Feb. 1S50, Judith Caroline Augusta, 3rd
dau. and co-heiress of Jones Panton, Esq. of Plas Gwyn,
CO. Anglesey, by Mary Elizabeth his wife, dau. and co-
heiress of John Griffith Lewis, Esq. of Llanddyfinn, and
has, 1 Peter Brooke, 6. 6 Dec. 1851, d. 4 Dec. 1863;
2 Banastre, b. 30 Aug. 185-1; 3 Geiurd Townley, b. 12
Sept. Is58; 1 Ida Mary.
in. Henry Townley, 6. 31 March, 1827.
IV. Arthur Townley (Kev.), M.A., Hon. Canon of Man-
chester, Kural Dean, and Hector of Buniley, co. Lan-
caster, 6. 4 Feb. 1830; m. 17 June, 1858, Catherine Susan,
3rd surviving dau. of the late John NVilson, Esq. of Barton-
under-Xeedwood. co. Stafford.
V. Frederick Townley, b. 6 Feb. 1832 : u. 9 Nov. 1854,
Louisa Ehzabeth Katharine, eldestdau. of William Hunter
Little, Esq. of Llanvair Grange, co. Monmouth, and has
issue, Clara Europa.
I, Harriet Susan, m. 25 Jan. 1843, Thomas William Tatton,
Esq. of Wythenshawe, co. Chester, d. 20 Feb. 1873.
n. Emily Anne, d. unm. 26 June, 1860.
HI. Louisa Lucy, »ii. 2 March, 1848, Phillips Buchanan,
Esq., eldest son of the Kev. Alexander Buchanan, M.A.,
of Hales Hall, co. Stafford.
iLillCaCJC. — Adam de Preston conveyed, in the reicni of
King John, and again in tliatof Hentit 111., the lands which he
held in Estwistle to the monks of St. Mar;', of KirkestaU. In
13 EicHABD II., John de Bardesay, Abbot of the Monastery of
the Blessed Mary of KirkestaU, conveyed those lands to
William de Parkek, who, temp. Hexky IV., is styled de
Monk Hall, in Extwistle; he had four sons, of whom the eldest,
Laweesce Pabkeb, of the same place, had a son and heir,
John Pabkeb, of the same place, d. 14 Sept. 23 Heset VII.
He had a son and heir,
John Pabkeb, of the same place, 6. 1431; m. Isabella, widow
of Thomas Butler, and one of the daus. of John Biockholes,
Esq., and d. 15C5. His son and heir,
KoBEBT Pakker, purchased, 36 Hesbt VIII., by license of
the King, from William Eomsden, of Longley, the manor of
Brierclyffe and Extwistle. He m. Joan, dau. of Simon Hay-
dock, of Hesandforth, by Joan his wife, dau. of Giles, son of
Geoffry Stanfield, and dying v. p. 1560, left a son and heir,
John Pabkeb. Esq. of Extwistle, m. Margaret, dau. of
liawrcnce Townley, of Burnside, co. Lancaster, and dying
1634, was s. by his eldest son,
John Pabkeb, Esq. of Extwistle, 6. 1578; m. Elizabeth, dau.
of Cuthbcrt Holdsworth, Esq. of Sowerby, co. York, by whom
he had, with other issue,
Eobert, 6. 1604; m. Mary, eldest dau. and coheir of
Kicholas Scarborough, Esq., and dying v. p. 1636, left,
John, successor to his grandfather.
John Parker, Esq. served the office of Sheriff of co. Lancaster
in 1653, and was s. at his decease, 1655, by his grandson,
John Pabkeb, Esq. of Extwistle, 7)i. Jane, dau. of Henry
Foster, Esq. co. Southampton, and relict of Col. Francis
Malham, a Cavalier officer, by whom he had issue,
RoBEBT, his successor.
Mary, m. 1st, Benjamin Waddingtoil, Esq. of Ellerton
Gledow, to. York: and 2ndly, Richard Assheton, Esq. 2nd
son of Sir Ralph .■\ssheton, of Middleton, co. Lancaster,
EUzabetli, m. Thomas Lister, Esq. of Arnoldsbiggin, co.
York, ancestor by her of Lord Ribblesdalc.
Jane, m. Edward Parker, Esq. of Browsholme, co. Yoik.
The only son,
RoBEBT Pabkeb, Esq. of Extwistle, High Sheriff of co. Lan-
caster, 1710, ill. Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Christopher
Banastre, Esq. of Bank, co. Lancaster, by whom he had a very
numerous family. He d. 1718, leaving a son and successor,
Banastre Pabkeb, Esq. who in 1719 transferred the family
seat from Extwistle to Cuerden Hall, to which he had suc-
ceeded in right of his mother. He m. Anne, dau. and co-
heiress of William Clayton, Esq. of Ful wood, M.P. for Liverpool,
and was s. at his decease, 1738, by his eldest son,
RoBEBT Pabkeb, Esq. 6. 1727; m. Anne, on'y dau. and
Bole heiress of Tliomas Townley, Esq. of Eoyle, co. Lancaster,
by whom he left issue,
Banastbe, his successor.
Thomas Townley, who inherited from his brother.
Anne, rii. Richard (Crosse) Legh, Esq. of Shaw Hall, co.
Lancaster, and of Adlington, co. Chester.
Mr. Parker d. 1779, and was s. by his elder son,
Banastre Pabkeb, Esq., m. Anne, dau. of William Hulton,
Esq. of Hulton Park, co. Lancaster, but dying «. p. 1783,
was s. by his broihc.--.
Thomas Townlbt Pabkeb, Esq., m. 10 Oct. 1787, Susan-
nah, only dau. and sole heiress of Peter Broke, Esq. of Astley,
CO. Lancaster, representative of the ancient family of Chabnock
of Charnock, by whom (who m. 2ndly, Sir Henry Philip
Hoghton, Bart., and d. 2 Dec. 1852) he had issue,
EoBEET Townley, now of Cuerden.
Susanna, la. 16 Aug. 1811, Francis Richard Price, Esq. of
Bryn-y-Pys, co. Flint, and d. 8 Sept. 1813.
Anne, m. 4 May, 1811, John Baskervyle Glegg, Esq. of
Withington, co. Chester.
Mr. Parker, High Sheriff co. Lancaster 1793, d. 8 Jan. 1794.
Arms — Gu., a chevron between three leopards' heads or, in
the mouth of each an arrow fessways arg. Crest — A buclc
trippant ppr., transpierced through the body with an arrow
paieway point do\mwards arg.
<Sea«4— Cuerden Hall, Preston; and Astley Hall, Chorley.
PAHKEE, OF BitOWSHOLME.
Paekee, Thomas Goijlbtjene, Esq., M.A., cf
Browsholme and Newton, co. York, and Alkincoate?,
CO. Lancaster, J. P. and D.L. West Riding co. York,
J. P. CO. Lancaster, Hon. Lieut.-CoL Stli Royal
Lancashii-e Militia, b. 4 Aug. 1818 ; ?n. 28 Nov.
1845, Mary Ann, eldest dau. and co-heir of John
Francis Carr, Esq. of Carr Lodge, Horbury, co. York,
by Mary his wife, only child and heiress of William
Robinson, Esq. of Hemingbrough, and has had issue,
I. Edwabd, 5. 10 Sept. 1846.
n. John William Robinson, 6. 6 Oct. 1S57.
II. Thomas Goulburne, b. 27 Dec. 1859.
I. Ellen. II. Mary Barbara Beatrix. in. Alice Isabel.
IV. Margaret Anne. v. Harriet Maria, deceased.
ILtlTCSQC. — Edmund Pabker, younger son of Parker of
Horroikford, aimn 19 Henby VIII., m. Jennet, dau. and heii
of lledmaine, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of Eobert
Parker, of Browsholme, in the forest of Bolland, co. York,
and had (with two daus.) a son and successor,
Robert Pabkeb, Esq. of Browsholme, living 1591, who w.
Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Chadderton, of Nuthurst, father of
William Chadderton, Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and had issue,
I. Edmund, drowned at Cambridge, unm. ; ii. Thomas, his
heir; iii. Roger, D.D., Precentor and Dean of Lincoln, d.
29 Aug. 1629, aged 71 ; William, of Blislandand Wallingon. co.
Cornwall, D.D., Archdeacon of CornwaO, living 1620, from
whom descended, in the female Une, John Ansiis, Garter
King of Arms. The eldest surviving son,
Thomas Pabkeb, Esq. of Browsholme, bow-bearer of the
forest of BoUand, Duchy of Lancaster, m. Bridget, dau. and
co-heir of James Tempest, of Rayne, in Craven, son of Leonard,
3rd son of Roger Tempest, of Broughton, and had by her (who
d. 1610), with numerous other children,* a son and successor,
Edwabd Pabker, Esq. of Browsholme, 6. Aug. 1602,
TO. 28 Jan. 1629, Mary, dau. of Richard Sunderland, Esq. of
High Sunderland, co. York, by JIary his wife, 6th d&;i. of Sir
Richard Saltonstall, Kt., Lord Mayor of London, and had by
her (who d. 16 Jan. 1673) five sons and one dau. Edward
Parker d. 1667, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Parker, Esq. of Browsholme, bapt. 1 May, 1631;
TO. Margaret, 5th dau. of Eadcliffe Ashton, Esq. of Cucrdalc,
CO. Lancaster, brother of Sir Balph Ashton, Bart, of Whalley,
and had issue,
I. Edwabd, of Browsholme, J.P., great-grandfather of
John Parker. Esq. of Browsholme, bow-bearer of the
forest of Bolland, M.P. for Clitheroe, m. 1778, Beatriy
dau. of Thomas Lister. Esq. of Gisburue Park, and le.l
at his decease, 1797, eight sons, viz.,
1 Thomas Lister, his heir, d. unm. 2 March, 1858.
2 Edward, b. 3 Nov. 1780 ; m. 1813, Isabella, dau. of flji
Ecv. J. Strode, of Hatfield, Herts, and d. 17 Dec. 1828
leaving issue one dau., Lsabella, d. vnrn. 2 Aug. 1844.
3 John Fleming (Rev.), M.A., h. 1782; to. Catherine
dau. of Thomas, Lord Eibblesdale; and d. 26 Nov
1862, having had issue, Thomas Lister, d. s. p. 1 Aug
1852; John, d. s. p. 18 April, 1845: Catherine, d. 10 Dec
1841 ; and Frederick, d. 7 Dec. 1841.
4 Charles Robert, b. 1783; d. .i. p.
* Of the daus.,
I. Jenet, ,11. Aug. 1613, to Richard Carrier, of Wirksworlb
sometime Fellow of St. John Coll. Cambridge, and had :
son, Eobert Carrier, whose dau.,
Jenet Cabrieb, to. Sir Thomas Parker, Earl of Macclesfield
II Elizabeth, m. James Carrier, of Helpston, for her 2n'
husband, and had a dau., Bridget, m. to William Parkei
Esq., and was mother of Geobge Pabkeb, Esq. of far,
Hill, CO. Stafford.
I
PAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAR
12o3
6 Henry, b. 1784; in. May, 1803, Anne, dan. of Jolin
ilaclcan, Esq. ot Galway, and Uatl issue one son; fatliur
and sou deceased.
6 William, 6. 1785 ; Vicar of Skipwith; ti. «. p. 24 Sept.
1848. 7 Septimus, 6. 17b8; d. 179J.
8 Octavius, 6. and d. liyo.
The eldest son,
TuoMAS Lister P.^hker. E.sq. of Browsholme, bow-
bearer of tlie forest of Bollaiul, 0. 27 Sept. 177U, sold,
1820, to his cousin, Thomas Parker, lisq. of Alkincoats,
the mansioD and estate ol lirowsholmc.
u. Robert.
Thomas Parker, whose will bears date 7 July, 1C95, was 4. at
his decease by his eldest son, Edward. His 2nd son,
Robert Parker, Esq., 6. 1662, purchased the estate of Alkin-
coats. He m. a dau. of Miles Whitaker, of Symonstone, and
bad three sons, Tho.\ias, Robert, and Edward. Mr. Parker d.
10 Nov. 1714, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thom.\s Parker, Esq. of AlUincoats, J. P., who m. Alice,
widow of John Lonsdale, Esq. of High Ryley, and only child
and heiress of John Blakey, Esq. of Lanehead, the last de-
scendant of the Blakets of Blakty. By this lady he left at his
decease a son and successor,
Robert Parker, Esq. of Alkincoats, who r,i. his cousin,
Elizabeth, only dau. of John Parker, Esq. of Browsholme, co.
York, and had issue,
Thomas, his heir. Robcrf, d. v.-nm. 1805.
John Toulson, m. 19 July, 1804, Esther Arthur, dnu. of John
Arthur Worsop, Esq. of Howden, co. York, aud had issue.
The eldest son,
Thomas Parker, Esq. of Alkincoats, J. P. and D.L., m.
4 May, 1778, Betty, only child and heiress of Edward Parker,
Esq. of N'ewton Hall, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heiress
of John Goulbourne, Esq. of Manchester, and by her, who d.
b Nov. 1808, had issue,
Thomas, his heir.
Toward, of Alkincoats and Xewton Hall, s. his brother.
Thomas. Robert, Lieut. 76th refft., d. tmm. 2 Sept. 1809.
John, /). 29 March, 1791 ; ,a. 29 Nov. 1821, Miss Ann Ed-
mondson, of Coates Hall, co. York, and d. 4 Jan. 1830,
leaving issue by her (who d. 2 Sept. 1851), 1 Thomas, of the
Heaning, near Newton in Rowland, co. York, h. 9 Nov.
1826; 2 Richard, d. unm. 14 Feb. 1»56; and 1 Elizabeth, m.
30 Dec. 18-)6, Rixon Ellingthorpe, Esq. of Shorrock Hey,
near Blackburn, co. Lancaster.
Elizabeth, m. Capt. John Alherton, and d. 14 Feb. 1842.
Ellen, d. 19 Dec. 1802.
Mr. Parker d. 27 April, 1819, and was s. by his son,
TnoMAS Parker, Esq. of Alkincoats and Newton Hall, for-
merly Capt. in the Royal Horse Guards Blue, J.P. and D.L.,
who purchased, 1820, from his cousin, Thomas Lister Parker,
Esq., the estate of Browsholme. He m. Mary, duu. of William
Molyneux, Esq. of Liverpool, but d. without issue, 22 April,
1832, and was s. by his brother,
Edward Parker, Esq. of Alkincoats, J. P. and D.L., 6.
Tuly, 1766; m. 4 July, 1816, Ellen, only child of Ambrcse
..liam Barcroft, Esq. of Noyna, co. Lancaster, the direct
.leir ofthc Barcrofts of Barcroft, and by her (whocZ. 10 July,
1866) had issue,
1. Ambrose Barcourt, Capt. C4th rcgt., 6. 13 April, 1817, J.P.
and D.L., d. v.iini. 5 ,(an. 1850.
u. Thomas Goclbl'rne, now of Browsholme.
m. Edward, M.A., Incumbent of W;iddin^'ton, co. York (.s\
to Newton Hall with his brother. Robert John), b. 14 Nov.
1821; m. Catherine, dau. of James Neville, Esq. of Beard-
Wood, CO. Lancaster, and has issue,
1 Charles Edward Neville, 6. 12 Dec. myZ.
2 Robert James Neville, 6. 2o May, lti4.
3 Reginald Barcroft, b. 9 Oct. laoa.
4 Arthur Henry, b. 8 Feb. 1802.
5 Francis Ambrose, b. 22 Nov. 1863.
6 Ernest Neville, b. 26 Nov. 1868.
I Sybil Catherine. 2 Phoebe Ellen. 3 Evrrilda.
IV. Robert John, of Selby, co. Y'ork, b. 13 Jan. 1823.
V. William Barcroft, d. 1 Dec. 1830.
VI. James William, d. 18 Sept. 1832.
VII. Septimus Barcroft, d. 12 July, 1836.
I. Elizafceth Agatha.
II. Ellen Barcroft, m. Duncan Campbell, Esq., Lieut. -Col.
unattached, late Major 90th Light Infantry. Siiet/. 11 Nov.
186'), having had issue.
III. Barbara Phoebe, m. Nicholas England, of Southfield
House, CO. Lancaster, and has issue.
IV. Mary Martha, d. 20 Deo. Is33.
le d. 22 May, 1865.
Amu — Vert., a chevron between three st.igs' hcadf, ca-
'ossed or. Ctrsl — A stag trippant ppr. ilutlo — Non fluctu
' flatu movetur.
•«(.)— Alkincoats, Colnc, co. Lancaster; and BrowsUolme
jj-'il, CUtheroc.
PARKER OP CLOPTON HALL.
Parkee, Windsor, Esq. of Clopton Hall, Suffclk.
M.P. for West Suffolk sinco 1859 ; J.P. and D.L.,
Higli Sheriff 1854, and Major West Suffolk Militiu,
served at the siege and capture of Bluirtporo,
1825-26, was Aide -de -Camp and lulcrpreter to
Field-Marslial Viscount Comberme.c, and Major or
Brigade to the troops in Jlal-.va and Lufknow,
182y-3(j, b. 1802 ; m. 1830, Elizabeth Mary, dau.
of Geu. Alexander Duncan, and has, with other issue,
DcscAN, 6. 1S34; m. 1877, Margaret Fanny, dau. of the lato
Henry Le Hemp Cockscdge, Esq. of Drinkstouc House.
Suffolk.
Major Parker is eldest son of the late William
Parker, Esq. of Ilardwieke, co. Grloucester, bjAni.o
his wife, dau. of William Windsor, Esq.
-Sea(— Clopton Hull, Rattlesdcn, near Stowmarkct, Suffolk.
PARKER OF HANTHORPE HOUSE.
Parker, William, Esq. of Ilanthorpe House, co.
Lincoln, J.P. aud D.L., High Sheriff 1864, b. 2-i
Oct. 1791 ; m. 13 March, 1817, Ann, dau. of John
Bulhvant, Esq. of London, and has issue,
I. William, of Cawthorpe House, near Bourne, J.P. and
D.L., Major R. S. Lincoln Militia, 6. 24 March, 1824; m.
13 June, Ic 55, Augusta Millet Harriot, 2nd dau. of the
late Lieut. -Col. C. W. Short, Coldstream Guards, and has
issue.
II. Charles John Bullivant, of The Abbey Parks, Great 11^.11,
and Beaconsfield, co. Lincoln, J. P., Major R. S. Lincoln
Militia, b. 3 Sept. 1828; m. 17 Oct. Ib60, Martha, only
dau. of John Hardy, Esq. J.P., of Stone Bridge House,
Grantham.
I. Ann, ),i. 28 Feb. 1844, :3rarcus Synnot, Esq.
II. Mary, m. 11 Oct. 1849, Rev. Arthur Dennc Hilton.
III. Sarah.
This gcndeman, son of William Thorpe, Esq. oi
Loudon, s. 12 July, 1831, his cousin, George Parker,
Esq., D.L., late of Edenhain, co. Lincoln, aud as-
sumed in consequence, by royal license, the name of
Parker. He had one sister, Frances Thorpe.
Armii — Per fcss gu. and arg. a pnle counterchanged, a
chevron erminois between three leopards' ftce.< or. C'/t.f —
Between two oak branches ppr. a leopard's face or, over whicii
a mallet of .six points, iloitn — Auttor pretiosa facit.
kiMl — Hamhorpe House, Mortou, near Bourn, co. Liacoln.
PARKER OF WHITEWAT.
Parker, Harriet, of Whiteway, Devon, ■n-idoT:r
of the late Montagu Edmund Parker, Esq., s. her sou
1 July, 1858.
iIinraSf'~'I<'^"''-^°^ Edjitnd PARKrR, Esq., 2nd soncf
John Parker, Esq. of North Molton, by Catherine his wife,
dau. of John, Earl Poulett, and brother of John, 1st Lord
Boringdon, father of John, 1st Earl cf Morley (,-■■€ Bcrkk's
Peerage), was of Whiteway, Devon. He m. 1775, Charily,
dau. of Admiral Paul Ourry; and dying Jan. 1813, was s. by
his son,
'Montaou Edmund Parker, Esq. of Whiteway, m. 1806,
Harriet, dau. of John Newcombe, Esq. oi Starcross, and had
issue,
Montague Edmund, his heir.
John, late of Whiteway, il. 1847.
Harriet Soph; ;, m. 1st, William Corotnn, Esq. of Pentillio
Castle, Cornwall; and •2ndly, 1812, Edmund, 2nd Earl of
Morley, who d. 1864.
Mr. Parker d. March, 1830, and was s. by h's elder son,
Montago Ed.mitnd Parker, Esq. of Whiteway, M.P. for
South Devon, b. 22 Jan. 1807; d. s. p. 1 July, 1858, and was
s. by his mother, the present Mrs. Harriet Paseeb, cf
Whiteway.
Arms — Sa., a stag's head cabossed between two flanches arg.
Crtst—An arm erect vested az. cuffed arg. the hand holding
the attire oi a stag ppr. iloito — Kideli ceria mcrccs.
5ca£— Whiteway, Chudleigh, Dcvou.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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PARKER OF WOODHAM: MORTIMER.
Pakkeu, John Oxley, Esq. of Woodham Mor-
timer, Essex, B.A. Oriel Coll. Oxford, J.P. and D.L.,
I). 1812 ; m. 1847, Louisa, dau. of Richard Uurant,
Esq. of Sharpliam, Devon, and High Canons, Herts,
and has issue,
I. CnnisTOPiiER William, h. 1853, educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., B.A. 1875, J.P. lor Essex.
II. Oxley Duraiit, h. 1S55. in. Charles Alfred, 6. 1858.
1. Maria Louisa. ii. Emily Frances.
in. Elizabeth Alice. iv. Eva Caroline.
Mr. Parker is only son of the late Christopher
Conayns Parker, Esq. of Woodham Mortimer (who
d. 18i3), by his first wife, Emma Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Gepp, Esq. of Chelmsford, Essex, and
grandson of John Oxley Parker, Esq. (who d. 1826),
by Sarah his wife, dau. of Christopher GriUlnhoofe,
M.D., of Chelmsford.
SwU— Woodham Mortimer, Maldon, Essex.
PARKER OF SWANNINGTON HALL.
Paekee, John Robeet Theophilus Hastings,
Esq. of Swannington Hnll, Norfolk, J.P. and late
Capt. in the West Norfolk Milifia, h. 1823; m.
1858, Elizabeth Rachel Rosalie Dorothea, only child
of the late Major Randall, of Swannington Hall, by
Rachel his wife, dau. of the Rev. Christopher
Harvey, D.D., of Kyle, co. Wexford. The manor of
Swannington has descended to Mrs. Parker in a
direct line from the Bladwells, Lords of the Manors
of Morton and Swannington 1549, ieniTp. Edwaed
VI. Mr. Hastings Parker is eldest son of Henry
Parker, Esq., Capt. R.N., by the Lady Frances
Theophila Anne his wife, eldest dau. of Hans
Francis, 11th Earl of Huntingdon ; and grandson
of John Robert Parker, Esq. of Green Park,
Youghal, CO. Cork, by Catlierine Uniacke his wife,
of Kermincham Hall, co. Chester. Mr. Parker
claims to be i-epresentative of the ancient baronies
of Morley and Monteagle (in abeyance) as de-
scended fro"m a brother of the last Lord Morley,
•who passed over to Ireland about the middle of
the 17th century.
S,Mi — Swannington Hall, Norwich.
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PARKER OF CASTLE LOUGH.
Paekee, Anthony, Esq. of Castle Lough, co.
Tipperary, High Sheriff co. Tipperary 1876, h. 21
Dec. 1844; m. 18 July, 1867, Anna Christiana, dau.
of John D. Hutchinson, Esq. of Timoney Park, co.
Tipperary, and by her (who d. 18 Oct. 1871) has
had issue,
1. Standish Grady John, &. 9 Jan. 1870.
I. Anna Cliristina, h. 20 -May, 18G8; d. VI Aug. 1871.
II. Elizabeth iVIargaret, b. Zl May, 1871.
ILtlTCagr. — Tlie founder of this family, wliich claims
descent from the Parkers of NnrUi Mnltna, l^evon, ancestors
of tlie Earl of Morley, settled in Ireland, but at wliat date is
now uncertain. John Parker, of Duukipp, co. Limerick,
whose will is dated 101)8, was father of
John Parker (will dated 172C), )«. Alice, dau. of the Rev.
Anthony lrl)y, D.D., and liad a son,
Anthony Parker, Esq., who s. to the Tipperary and Lime-
rick properties, and was High .Sheriff for the latter co. 1740.
He 711. Miss Amy Massy, and left a son,
Anthony Parker, Esq. of Castle Lougli, High SheritT co.
Limerick 17G1, and of co. Limerick 17()S. He wi.1701, Anne,
tlau. of Standish Grady, Esq. of VAton, sister to Mary Theresa,
Countess of llclie.sler, and d. 1800, having had issue by her
(who d. 1825),
Anthony, his heir. Standish Gradt, s. Iiis brother.
William, of Pally vally, co. Clare, lianistcr-at-Law, m.
Anne, dau. of William Wilson, Esq. of Calicrcoiilish, co.
Limerick, and d. .«. ?).
Henry Thomas, 3th Lancers, d. s. p.
Mary, d. xinm.
Amy, TO. 1793, George Finch, Ksq. of Kilcolcman.
Anne. Eliza. Theresa. Catherine.
The eldest son,
Anthony Paekee, Esq. of Castle Lough, J.P. and D.L., d.
unm. 1837, and was s. by his brotlier.
The Rev. Standish Grady Parker, of Castle Lough, to.
1841, Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Robert Gabbett, D.D., of
Castle Lake, co. Clare, by whom he had issue two sons,
Anthony, now of Castle Lough.
Robert Gabbett, of Ballyvally, co. Clare, &. 14 July, 1846;
TO. 30 July, 18G8, Louisa, 2nd dau. of John Whitty, Esq. of
Cotham Lodge, Clifton, .son of the Venerable John Whitty,
Archdeacon of Kilfenora, and has issue,
Anthony John, h. 24 March, 1874.
Robert Gabbett, h. 4 Deo. 1875. • .
Louisa Margaret. Amy Christina. |
The Rev. S. G. Parker d. 1847.
Arms — Sa., a 'stag's head, cahossed between two flaunches
arg. in the centre chief point a mullet or. Crest — A stag
salient ppr. charged with a mullet as in the arms. Motto —
Fideli certa merces. ^
/Sea«— Castle Lough, Killaloe. I
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PARKER OF WARWICK HALL.
Paekee, Thomas Holme, Esq. of Warwick Hall,
Cumberland, Lord of the Manor of Warwick, J. P.,
D.L., High Sheriff 1873, Capt. Westmorland and
Cumberland Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 15 March, 1842;
m. 28 July, 1864, Amy Mary, dau. of Rev. James
Butler, D.C.L. Oxon, of Btu-nley, co. Lancaster,
and has had issue,
I. Percy Thomas Holme, 6. 4 May, 1805 ; d. 1873.
II. Blaurice Holme, b. 25 March ; d. Aug. 1806.
III. Cyril Robert Holme, b. 7 Nov. 18G9.
I. Agnes Amy Mary.
JLiltCHCJC. — The manor of Warwick was given shortly
after the Conquest, to Odard, Lord of Corby, and his des
cendants continued to inherit, by the name of De Warwicl
or Warwick, until 1778. The manor afterwards passed tothi
Parker family.
Thomas Parker, Esq. of Warwick Hall, High Sheriff Cum
beiiand 1828, made great improvements in the estate am
seat of AVarwick Hall, described in Ly.son's History o.nd Anli
qaiiies, &c. of Cumberland as "An elegant structure of re
freestone; the grounds arc elegantly disposed, and the rivr
Eden, which flows through them, has its banks neatly l;u
out."
Christopher Parker, Esq. of Warwick Hall, to. 2 Oi.-
1806, Mary, dau. of John Chadwick, Esq. (d. 15 Jan. 1814)
and d. 28 Feb. 1838, leaving a son,
Robert Holme Parker, Esq. of Warwick Hall, m. 12 Fel
1840, Elizabeth, dau. of John Richardson, Esq. of Nunwic
Hall, Cumberland, by wliom(whO(/. 27 June, I858)hehadissu
John Richardson, b. 24, d. 26 March, 1841.
Thomas Holme, his heir.
Annie.
Mr. Parker d. 12 May, 1S47, and was s. by his only survivir
son, the present Lord of the Manor.
Arms — Az., two bars gemoUes arg. between three bucl:
heads erased or, all between two flaunches of the last. Cresi-
A cubit arm vested vert cutfed arg. holding in the hand the atti
of a stag and a bow and arrows saltirewise all ppr. Motto
Virtutis alimcntum honos.
iScat— Warwick Hall, near Carlisle.
PARKINSON OF LUDFORD.
Parkinson, John Lechmeee Meeeick, Esq. '
Ludford Park, Salop, b. 22 Feb. 1844; m. 11 Apr
1872, Maria Eliza Mary, eldest dau. of Hem
Pciiton, Esq. of Pentonville, Middlesex, Col. 3i
Royal Middlesex Militia.
ILtliraflC. — Leonard Parkinson, Esq. of Kinncrsl
Castle, CO. Hereford, and Frocester Court, co. Gloucester, w
father of
Richard Parkinson, Esq. of Kinnersley, en. Hereford, '
1 Jan. 1807, Lucy, eldest dau. of Admiral WiUiaMi Lechmci
R.N., of Steeple Aston, co. Oxford, by Elizalieth his wi
dau. of Sir John Dashwood King, Bart.; and d. 16 Api
J 851, wlien he was s. by his son,
John Parkinson, Esq. of Kinnersley Castle, co. TIerefoi
7)1. 5 Jan. 184'-', Sarah Levine, only dau. of Admiral Fowl'
of Walliscote, Oxon; and d. 12 Oct. 18.=)9, leaving issue,
I. John Lechmere Merrick, now of Ludford.
II. Leonard Augustus, b. 25 I»cc. 1847.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAR
1 •')<''.
ni. Rejrinaia James Bercsfora, h. 14 March, 1856.
1. Caroline Levino. ii. Do Courcy Krodcrica.
III. Constance Sarah. iv. llaelu'l Augusta.
V. Ada Mary, ") . .
VI. Georgina Matilda, j •■""'»• vii. Edith Emily.
Arms — Gu., on a chevron botweon three ostrich feathers arg.
as many mullets sa. CVi',<( — A cubit arm erect vested enninois
culT arg. holding in the hand jipr. an ostrich feather also
erect gu.
&af— Ludford Park, Ludlow, Salop.
PARKINSON OF RAVENDALE,
Parkinson, Robert John Hinman, Esq. of
Ravendale Hall, co. Lincoln, J.P., b. 8 Jan. 18 11 ;
m. 17 Oct. 1867, Frances, dau. of James Thompson,
Esq. of Workington, Cumberland.
iLt'ltCaSr.— John Wilson, Esq., M.D., in. Elizabeth Gilliat,
who rf. 1845. He d. 1809, leaving a son,
John PosTHU.viors Wilson, Esq., who assumed the name of
1 Parkinson by royal sign manual on his marriage, 1 July, 1840.
I with Mary, only dau. and heiress of Uev. John Parkinson,
D.D. By her (who d. IT Feb. 1873) he left at his decease,
Dec. 1874,
Robert John IIindman, now of Ravendale.
William Henry, b. 13 Jan. 1845; m. 31 Aug. 1876, and has
a son,
John Wilson Henry, h. 13 July, 1377.
John Edward Foxe, 6. 25 Aug. 1852 ; d. Feb. 1859.
Mary Elizabeth, '-. Oct., d. Dee. 1847.
Maria Francis Knowles, b. 23 Sept. 1849; to. 14 Oct. 1875,
Rev. George Christopher Hilbers, Rector of St. Thomas's,
Haverfordwest.
Seai— Ravendale Hall, Grimsby, co. Lincoln.
PARLEY OF MAN AD ON.
Paelbt, The Rev. John Hall, of Manadon,
Devon, M. A., J.P., b. 25 Jan. 1805 ; m. 1st, 3 March,
1835, Emily Janetta, 4th dau. of John Hooper
Holder, Esq. of Stanton Lacy, Salop, and by her
(who d. 29 Oct; 1842) had issue,
I. Trefusts Hall, &. July, 1S36 ; d. 29 Jan. 1837.
n. Gebabd Charles Hall, Capt. Royal Artillery, h. 23 Oct.
1842.
I. Blanche St. John.
II. Emily Letitia, m. 8 April, 1875, William Hole, Esq.,
J. P., of Parke, Devon.
He m. 2ndly, 6 May, 1845, Emma Admonition, Brd
dau. of the late Rev. Walter RadclifPe, of Warlegh,
Devon, by Abby his wife, sister of the late Sir Ralph
Lopes, Bart., and has had issue,
m. St. John Radcliffe Hall, Lieut. R.N., 6. 20 July, 1855.
IV. Trefu-sis Copleston Hall, 6. 4 Aug. 1857; d. 3 Oct. 1858.
V.Reginald John Hall, 6. 12 Feb. 1861.
VI. Walter Coventry Hall, b. 31 May, 1862.
VII. Edward Makenzie Hall, b. 29 Sept. 1865.
m. Florence Louisa, d. 15 Jlay, 1872.
■ IV. Constance Gertrude Hall, m. 20 June, 1876, Charles A.
Mott, Esq., 2nd Queen's regt., and has issue, Roger J.
Kynaston, b. 20 March, 1877, and Geoffrey Radcliffe, b.
23 March, 1878.
V. Mildred Bertha Hall.
. VI. Emma Marion Hall, to. 15 Jan. 1878, Walter Charles
Warner Arbuthnott, Esq. R.A., only son of Hon. Walter
Arbuthnott, of Hatton, co. Kincardine.
vn. Winnifred Beatrice Hall.
lltncaQC. — The family of Paklbt is of French extrac-
II, having come to England at the time of the restoration
"I Charles II., and settled in Kent, whence they removed to
Stone Hall, in the middle of the last century.
Thomas Paklbt, Esq. of Stone Hall, Devon, uncle of the
late James Templer, Esq. of Stover House, Devon, and of
Anne, Lady Pole, of Shute, ?ii. Lydia Martyn, and by her (who
■'.about 1805; left at his decease, circa 1800 (with three daus.,
'lie youngest of whom, PrisciUa, m. Admiral Sir Charles
Kkins, K.C.B.), two sons. Col. Parley (father of Lieut. -Col.
(^H'orge Parlby, late of the 4th Light Dragoons, and Major-
Gen. Parlby, late commanding the Cavalry in Ireland), and
John Alfxandeb Parlhy, Esq. J. P., m. 29 Sept. 1792.
Lxtjiia, twin dau. and co-heiress of Humphrey Uall, Esq. of
Manadon, Devon, and Goldinps, Herts, by the Hon. Jane his
wife, dau. of John, 10th Lord St. John, of Bletsoe, co. Bedford,
and by her (who d. 31 May, 1848) left at his decease, 1 April,
1849, a SOU, the present Rev. John Hall Pablby, of Manadon.
^nmili) of %\\\\.
John Hall, of London, Merchant, Ump. Elizabeth, m.
Anne, dau. of John Biowne. E.sq. of Horion Kirby, Kent,
and by her (who d. 16 Dec. 1619) had twenty-two children, of
whom,
I.John, m. 1st, Sarah, only dau. of Sir Martin Lumlcy, Knt.
and Alderman ; and 2ndly, Miss Wraxall. By the former
he had issue,
1 Martin, who, by Rebecca his wife, had a son, John, who,
by Elizabeth his wife, had an only child, Elizabeth, m.
Mr. Yate. 2 James, of London.
1 Mary, ra. Mr. Oliver.
II. Humphrey, of Sandstcd, Essex, to. Cicily, sister of Fir
Thomas Middleton, Knt. sometime Lord Mayor of Loudun,
and h.ad issue a son, Thomas.
III. Thomas, of whom we treat.
The 3rd son,
Thomas Hall, of London, m. Bennett, dau. of Thomas
Green, a Lawyer, of London, and by her (who to. 2ndly,
Richard Beresford of London, and d. circa 1657, leaving
several children) had issue,
I. Thomas, rf. unm. n. John, d. unm.
III. Humphrey, of Golding!!, Herts, in. Dorothy, dau. of
Mr. Bridges, and by her (who d. 1689) had issue, Humphrey,
6. 1645, (/. in Ireland 1681. Humphrey, sen., d. 12 Nov. 1695.
rv. Anthony, of Knockfergus.
V. Daniel, of whom presently.
VI. Daniel, m. Margaret, dau. of — Sayer, Esq. of Kent.
I. Anne, m. Richard Bate, ot Norwich.
II. Elizabeth, m. Walter Bridges.
The 5th son,
Daniel Hall, Esq. of Goldings, to. 1852, Elizabeth, dau. of
Francis Quarles, of Lefford, Stamford, co. Northampton, and
had issue,
I.Thomas, d. 1682. ii. Daniel, of whom presently.
III. Humphrey, d. young.
The 2nd son,
Thomas Hall, Esq. of Gravescnd, Kent, and Goldings,
Herts, 6. 1656 ; to. Mildred, dau. of Samuel Alstrop, of
Lincoln, and relict of John Bridges, and by her (who d.
12 July, 1712) had issue,
I. Humphrey, 6. 16S9. ii. Thomas, of whom presently,
m. Humphrey, 1693; d. 26 Aug. 1723.
IV. Daniel, b. 1694. v. Samuel, 6. 1696.
I. Jane, rf. young.
II. Dorothy, m. William Winrow, of London, and had issue,
ui. Sibella. iv. Mildred.
v. Mary, to. John Butler, Esq. of Weald, Essex, both rf. 1744.
VI. Jane. vu. Susannah. vui. Eleanor.
The 2nd son,
Thomas Hall, Esq. of Goldincs, 6. at Gravescnd, and
there bapt. 11 July, 1692; to. 1727, Mary, dau. of James
Hallett, Esq. of Dunmowe, by Mary his wife, dau. and co-
heiress of Sir Ambrose Crowley, Knt., and sister of Lettice,
Lady Cotton, and Elizabeth, Lady St. John, and by her (who
d. 24 March, 17'24) had issue,
I. Thomas, b. 20 Jan. 1728; rf. young, and was buried ia
Bengeo Church.
II. James, 6. I July, 1732; d. at Lisbon.
III. Thomas, 6. 4 Sept. 1734.
IV. Humphrey, of whom presently.
V.Ambrose, 6. 11 Sept. 1739; m. Ann, dau. of — Powtll,
Esq., and by her (who d. 27 Jan. 1812) left at his decease,
31 Dec. 1815, three sons, .
Humphrey, b. 18 April, 17C3. John, 6. 15 June, 1773.
James, rf. 19 June, 1777.
I. Mary, to. 10 Jan. 1756, William Comber Kirkby, graadsor*
of Dean Comber, and rf. 22 June, 1816, leaving issue.
II. Mildred, rf. 9 Jan. 1849.
1X1. Elizabeth, d. 15 March, 1785. iv. Sarah, rf. young.
V. Anne, to. Richard Gough, Esq. of Euffeld, the Antiquary,
and rf. 18 Aug. 1834.
VI. Sarah, rf. 30 March, 1795; to. the Rev. Henry PlcydcU
Rives.
The 4th son,
HuMprBET Hall, Esq. of Goldings, Herts, and Manadon,
Devon, Sheriff for Devon 1787, b. 15 July, 1738; m. 1767, the
Hon. Jane, dau. of Lord St. .John, sister of Lady Clinton and
of Lady Coventry, and by her (who was b. 19 July, 1735, and
rf. 10 July, 1799) had issue,
I I. Elizabeth, to. 1st, in 1803, Maine Swete Walrond, of
Montrath, Devon, Col. Coldstream Guards, and by her (who
I d. in 1817) had a dau., Jane St. John Hall, who d. 18 April,
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAE
i
1S09 ; 2naiy, in 1S22, Sir Winiam Elfortl, Bart, of Bickham,
late M.P. for Plymouth, and Lieut.-Col. of South Devon
Militia ; and d. in 1839.
II. Jane (a twin with Laetitia), m. 29 May, 1794, at St.
Andrew's, Plymouth, l{i)bert Martin Popham Wall, Col.
Oxfordshire Militia, cUli^st son of Col. Ward, of Tewkes-
bury Lodge, co. Gloucester; and d. Dec. 1833.
MI. Laetitia, b. 4 Dec. 1772; ni. at St. Mary's, Southampton,
29 Sept. 1792, John Alexander Paelby, Esq., J. P., and d.
31 May, 1848, leaving issue,
John Hall, now of Manadon.
^cTOs— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a paTrot vert., for
Parley; 2nd and 3rd, arg., crusilly gu. three talbots' heads
erased of the last, for Hall. Crests — 1st, Out of a ducal
coronet a peacock's head erased, in the heak a serpent, for
Paklby ; 2nd, A talbot's head erased gu., for Hall. Motto —
Earle bien.
>Sea<— Manadon, near Plymouth, Devon.
PAENELIi OF AVOITDALE.
Pabnell, Charles Stewart, Esq. of Avonclale,
CO. Wicklow, J.P., High. SherifP 1874, M.P. co.
Meath, b. June, 1816.
iLtltCSg'f.— William Paknell, Esq., Srcl son of Right
Hon. Sir John Parnell, Bart., by Letitia Charlotte his wife,
dau. and co-heir of tlie Eight Hon. Sir Arthur Brooke, Bart,
of Colebrooke, assumed the additional surname of Hates. He
m. 1810, Frances, dau. of Hon. Hugh Howard, and by her
(who d. 1813) had issue,
John Henrt, late of Avnndale.
Catherine, la. 183.5, George Vicesimus Wigratn, Esq.
Mr. Hayes Parnell d. 1821, and was .s. by his son,
John Henry Parnell, Esq. of Avondale, co. Wicklow, .J. P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1830, b. 14 Aug. 1811; m 31 May, 1834,
Delia Tudor, only dau. of Commodore Charles Stewart, United
States' Navy, and had issue,
John Howard, deceased.
Charles Stewart, now of Avondale.
Henry Tudor, b. Dec. 18.50.
Delia, m. Livingstone Thompson, Esq.
Emily, in. Capt. Dickinson.
Sophia, TO. Alfred M'Dermott, Esq.
Fanny. Anna Mercer. Theoflosia.
Mr. Parnell d. 3 July. 1859.
Arms—G\x., two chevronels arg. Crest — A boar's heafl
erased or.
Seat — Avondale, Eathdrum, co. Wicklow.
PARU OP XILIilECHRONAlT.
Parr, Thomas Philip, Esq. of Killiechronan,
CO. Argyll, late Capt. Rojal Scots G-reys, b. 25 Feb.
1834 ; m. 22 Nov. 1866, Agnes, only dau. of the late
Major George Darby Griffith.
iLlUCil2;C. — This family claims to bo a branch of the
fvncicnt Lancashire family of Parr. Early in the 16th cen-
tury it possessed freehold property at Eainford, in the neigh-
bourhood of St. Helens.
Edward Parr appears, from the Duchy records, to have
been engaged in a lawsuit respecting the title to a messuage
called '■ Heysein Hall, in Eaynforde," 31 Heney VIII. From
him descended, it is stated,
John Parr, Gent, of Eainforde, in. a dau. of Roger Hesketh,
of North Meols, and had issue, with three daus., three sons,
I. John, whose line is supposed to be extinct.
i:. Edward, whoso son, John Parr, Gent, of Eainford, re-
moving to Liverpool about 17iiO, betsame eminent as a Mer-
chant there. He m. 1713, Jane, dau. of Joshua Horton,
Esq. of Chadderton, and had a dau., Mary, wife of Samuel
Manesty, Esq., and a son, John Parr, Merchant, of Liver-
pool, and Mayor 1773 ; m. 1756, Anne, dan. and heir of the
Rev. Henry Wolstenholme, Rector of Liverpool, and d. 1798,
having had issue,
1 .Tolm Owen, Merchant, of London, h. 1757 ; m. 1702,
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Thomas Patrick, and had issue.
The Rev. John Owen Parr, M.A., Rector of Preston,
and an Honorary Canon of Manchester, J. P., b. 8 Aug.
1798; m. 1821, Maria Elizabeth, dau. of William Bod-
ham Wright, Es(i. of Mattishall, Norfolk, and d. Feb.
1878, having had issue, 1 John Owen (Rev.), M.A. Oxon,
Rector of Hinstock, b. 24 Aug. 1825, m. 28 April, 1857,
Mary Emily, dau. of Charles Pott, Esq. of Freelands,
Kent; 2 William Chase, Col., m. a dau. of Thomas
Clements Parr, and niece of Sir Arthur Elton, Bart. ;
3 Harrington Welford; 1 Maria Elizabeth; "2 Kathe-
rine ; 3 Isabella ; 4 Margaret.
Thomas Chase, an officer H.H.I.C.'s service.
Samuel, an officer, H.E.I.C.'s service.
2 Edward, of Liverpool, m. Anns Jane, only child of
Arthur Hamilton, Ksq. of Wavertree, and d. 1848, having
had a son, John Hamilton of Liverpool, who in. Katha-
rine, widow of John Whitehead, Esq., and has issue; and
a dau., Anne Owen.
3 Wolstenholme, resided at Padua, in Italy, d. 1845.
4 Joshua, M.D., of Liverpool, m. Alicia, dau. of Henry
Barton, and dying 1810, left issue, 1 Wolstenholme;
2 John Barton ; 1 Henrietta ; and 2 Charlotte.
0 Thomas, Merchant, of Liverpool, m. Mary, dau. of
Richard Wood, Gent., and d. 18'24, leaving a son, John
Richard, and three daus.
III. Roger, of whom we treat.
The 3rd son,
Roger Parr, m. Hannah, dau. and heir of Joseph Jackson,
Esq. of Liverpool, and had a son,
Joseph Parr, of Fir Grove, West Derby, m. 18 Oct, 1780,
Ellen, dau. of Matthew Lyon, Esq. of Warrington, and d. 25
Oct. 1820, leaving (with four daus., Ellen, rf. unni. ; Harriet,
in. James Henry Clough, Esq. son of Richard Clough, Esq.,
Plas Clough, CO. Denbigh; Harriet Ellen, m. John, eldest son
of the Rev. T. Ellis, M.A. ; and Isabella, m. WilUam Ripley,
Esq.) two sons, Joseph, of Fir Grove, d. unm. 1824, and
Thomas, of Grappenhall Heyes. The 2nd son,
Thomas Parr, Esq. of Grappenhall Heyes, J. P. and D.L.,
6.6 Dec. 1792; m. 1st, 5 Nov. 1825, Clare, 3rd dau. of the
Rev. Croxton Johnson, LL.B., Rector of Wilmslow, by whom
(who d. 28 Aug. 1827) he had an only dau., Clara Ellen, m.
1852, Charles Jeffreys, Esq. of Glandiffi Castle, co. Montgomery.
He 7)1. 2ndly, 1833, Alicia, 2nd dau. of Philip Charlton, Esq.ot
Wytheford Hall, Salop, and by her had issue,
Thomas Philip, now of Ashton Hayes.
Frederick, an officer in the army, b. 13 Oct. 1835 ; d. in the
Crimea, 25 March, 1855.
Joseph Charlton, of Grappenhall Hayes, Warrington, co.
Chester, J. P., 6.2 June, lb37; m. 6 Feb. 1872, Jessie Maria,
eldest dau. of late Col. G. L. Lister Kaye, 5th West York
Militia, formerly lO^h Royal Hussars, and has issue, Eogeb
Charlton, 6. 3 Nov. 1874.
Chiverton Bertie, 6. 19 Nov. 1841.
Raymond William, b. 1 Sept. 1843.
Henry Bingham, b. G June, 1845.
Cecil Francis, 6. 2 Aug. 1847.
Alicia Jane, rn. 10 Dec. 1867, Edward, only son of Lee
Porcher Townshend, Esq. of Wineham Hall, co. Chester,
and has issue, Edwaid Lee, 6. 7 Oct. 1868.
Mr. Parr d. 1870.
Arras — Arg., two bars az. a bordure engrailed sa. Crest — A
female's head coupcd below the shoulders vested az., on her
head an antique crown or. Motto — Faire sans dire.
Seat — Killiechronan, Aros, N.B.
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JONES-PARRY OP MADRYN.
Jones-Parkt, Thomas Lote Dfncombe, Esq.
of Madrvn Castle, co. Carnarvon, F.S.A., J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1854, M.P. co. Carnai-von 1868
to 1874, late Capt. Eoyal Anglesey MUitia, h. 1832 j
s. his father 1853.
ILtltCa^r. — This family, which has been uninterrupted!!'
seated at Llywn Onn from a very remote period, and has
allied itself with many of the most eminent houses in the
Principality, deduces male descent from Tudor Trevok, Lord
of Hereford, founder of the tribe of the Marches.
Ynyr ap Cadforch, Lord of both Maelors, Oswestry, and
Whittington, in Powys, one of the Barons of that kingdom, m,
Rhiengar, dau. and sole heir of Lluddoca ap Caradoc Vreich-
fras. Lord of Hereford, in South Wales, and was, by her, father
of a son,
Tudor Trevor (so called because bom or nursed at TrevoiO,
Lord of Hereford, Whittington, and both Maelors, and founder
of the tribe of the Marches. He ra. Angharad, dau. of Howell
Dha, King of South Wales, a.d. 907, the celebrated Lawgiver
of Cambria, and had issue, i. Gronwy, ap Tudor Trevor, Lord
of Hereford, whose dau. and heiress, Gwen, ra. Cyhelyn ap
Ivor, Lord of Builth, and was mother of Elystan Glodrydd,
Prince of Ferlys, founder of the IV. Eoyal Tribe of Wales ;
II. Llydoch ap Tudor Trevor, Lord of both Maelors and
Oswestry, ancestor of the Mostyns of Mostyn, the Trevobs
of Brynkinait, the Pennants of Downing, &c. ; and in. Dynoad
ap Tddor Trevor, of whose line we treat. The 3rd son,
Dyngad ap Tudor Trevor, m. Ciceley, dau. of Severus, son
of Cadivor ap Gwenwynwyn, Prince of Powys-Wenwynwyn,
and was father of
Ehywallon ap Dyngad, whose wife was LcttUe, dau. of
Cadwaladr ap Peredir Goch. Their son,
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Ctskic ap Eiitwallon, Lord of WhittinRton, Christionydol,
Cynvic, and Maelor Cymrao<, in I'owys, who was slain,
A.D. 1073, m. Judy, dau. of Ivor l!On, Lord of lllios, and
had issue, i. Kdnyfcd ap Cynric ; ii. Ilwfa ap Cynric ;
III. XiNNiAn AP Ctsric, of whom presently ; and iv. Llewellyn
ap Cynric. The 3rd son,
NiNNiAU AP Cynbic, was father of
Iecaf ap NiNNiAU, m. Eta, dau. of Einion ap Ilowel
ap levan. Lord of Arwystli, derived from Elystan Glodryild,
I'rince of Keblts, and had issue, i. Iowebth Vychan ap
Iecaf, continuer of the line; and n. Einion ap leuaf, pro-
genitor of the Eytons of Hyton. The eldest son,
lowEETU Vycuan AP Iedaf, of LUvynon, co. Denbigh,
ni. Mali, widow of David ap Uhys, 5th Baron of Kynimer-
yn-Idcirnion, co. Merioneth, and 3rd dau. of levan, living
6 Henby in., son of Einion ap Griffith, of Cos-y-Gcdol, co.
Merioneth. By this lady lowerth Vychan had issue,
I. Gbiffith ap Ioewertii, his heir; ii. Hwfa ap lowcrfii, ol
llafod-y-Wern; in. loncrth Vychan ap lorwerth, ancestor of
the Jeffreys of Aclon. The eldest son,
Gbiffith ap Iobweeth, of Llwynon, m. Margaret, dau. of
I Rhys Vychan, son (by Ellen, dau. of Madoc ap Meredith,
last Prince of Powys) of Uhys Michell, who d. temp. Hf.nry
III., son of Ehys Grig, son of Rhys ap Tewdwr Mawr, King of
South Wales. By this lady GriEBth had issue. Grilfilh ap
lowerth was s. by his eldest son,
lowERTH AP Griffith, of Llwynon, m. Anne, dau. of Owain
son of Bleddyn, Lord of Dinniael, in Towys, son oi Owain
Brogyntyn, Lord of Edeirnion, DinmacI, and Abcrtanat, in
Powis, son of Madoc ap Meredith, lust rriiice of Powys, and
had issue, I. Llewelyn; ii. GrifBth; in. Madoc. The eldest
son,
Llewellyn ap Iorwekth, of Llwynon, ra. Gwenllian, dau.
of Madoc ap Ednyfed Goch, of Bersham, and had issue. The
eldest son,
Howel ap Llewelyn, of Llwynon, m. Margaret, sister of
Edward ap David, who d. 20 Henry VI., 1447, and dau. of
David ap Ednyfed Gam, of Pengwern, derived from Tudor
Trevor, Lord of Hereford. Of this alliance the elder son,
Edward ap Howell, of Llwynon, who was father, by Ms,r-
craret his wife, dau. and co-heir ofThomas Wylde, of Bersham,
jf a son,
Robert ap Edward, of Llwynon, m. Margaret, dau. (by
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Hugh Calveley, Knt. of Ley) of John
Eyton, Esq. of Rhuabon, co. Denbigh. Of this marriage there
■ras issue an elder son,
John ap Robert, of Llwynon, who had, by Jane his wife,
Jan. of John Aimer, of Aimer, two sons and tive daus. John
ipBobert was s. by hia eldest son,
Bobert Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, who first assumed the
'dmily patronymic. He ni. Margaret, dau. (by Jane, sister
md heir of Edward Hanmer, of Hanmer, co. Flint, Knt.) of
iir Roger Puleston, Knt. of Emrall, co. Flint, son and heir of
.loger Puleston, Esq. of Emrall, by Janet his wife, dau. and
leiress of Thomas Bulkeley, Esq. of Ayton, co. Chester, son
ind heir of Sir William Bulkeley, Km. Of this marriage
here was issue, with a younger son, John Jones, of Bydley,
in elder son,
Bogeb Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, whose wife was Margaret,
ister of John Trevor, Esq. of Trevallyn, co. Denbigh, and
Ian. (by Anne, dau. of Randle Broughton, Esq. of Broughton,
Salop) of John Trevor, Esq. of Allington, grandson of
liehard Trevor, Esq., younger son of John Trevor, Esq. of
Jrynkynalt, co. Denbigh, derived from Tudor Trevor, Lord of
lereford. The only son of this marriage,
John Jones, Esq. of Llwynon (157G), ra. Dorothie, dan. (by
ilargaret, dau. and co-heir of John Aimer, Esq. of Aimer)
if>£dward Puleston, Esq., 2nd son (by Einion, dau. of Richard
lanmer, Esq. of Hanmer, co. Flint) of Sir Edward Puleston,
Cnt. of Emrall, co. Flint. Of this marriage there was issue
our sons,
BoGEB, his heir.
John, from whom descended JonK Jones, Esq. of Pickhill,
an officer in the Queen's royal regt., and Assistant-Commis-
sary to the forces in Ireland, r,i. 6 Sept. 1804, Catherine, dau.
nf Nicholas Lynch, Esq. of Barna. co. Galway.
Bandal. William.
Ti Jones was s. by his eldest son,
- lOER Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, living 1604. He m, Mar-
' t, dau. of John Jones, Gent, of Rydley, and was s. by his
■ ;t surviving son,
IUndolfh Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, m. Mary, dau. of
iiumas Goldsmith, Gent, of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, and had
sue, 1. Boa£s, his successor; ii. Owen; iii. Edward;
IV. Thomas; v. Charles ; i. Catherine ; ii. Dorothy; in. Alice.
The eldest son,
Roger Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, m. Catherine, dau. of John
Griffiths, Esq. of Wyddwyd, in Rhuabon, co. Denbigh, and by
her (who d. 28 Nov. 1G79) had issue, i. Roger, who d. young;
II. John; hi. William; i. Elizabeth; ii. Mary. The 2nd son
and eventual heir,
John Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, aged 15 a. d. 1C57, was father
of two sons,
John, of whom presently.
Thomas, stated at Plus Ilfin, co. Montgomery, whose ^on,
John Jones, Esq. ol PKiS Hen, had issue a son and dau.,
John: and Wary, m. 1764, John Hughes, Esq. of Pen-y-
clawdd, CO. Denbigh.
The elder son,
John Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, to. Sarah, dau. of Thomas
Jones, Esq. of Churton Hall, co. Chester, and had issue, a son
and a dau., John; Frances, m. John Yale, Esq. of Pliis-yn-
Yale, CO. Denbigh. BIr. Jones was s. by his son,
John Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, in. Kathcrine, dau. of Love
Parry, Esq., M.P., of Penarth and Rhydolion, co. Carnarvon,
by Rachel his wife, dau. and co-heir of Vincent Corbet, Esq.
of Ynys-y-maengwyn, co. Merioneth, 6th in descent from
Richard Corbet, Knt. of Moreton Corbet, by Elizabeth his
wife, dau. of Sir Henry Vernon. Through the Corbets, a royal
descent from Edward I. is deduced from the Princess Joan,
dau. of that monarch, and through the Vernons from the
Princess Elizabeth, another dau. of the same King. (See
Bcbke's Royal Dcscrnts). By Kathcrine his wife, John Jones
of Llwynon had issue,
John Parry, ni. Penelope Steed, d. s.p.
Thomas Parry, continuer of the line.
Love Parry, Lieut.-Col. 2nd foot. By Eicarda his wife,
sister of Sir Charles Wetherall, Knt., late Attorney-General,
and dau. of Dr. Wetherall, Col. Parry Jones had an only
child, Fanny Richarda, m. William Farrer, Esq. of Brayfield
House, Bucks.
Rachel Corbet, 6. 1778 ; d. 16 Dec. 1830.
The 2nd and eventually eldest son,
Thomas Fabry Jones, Esq. of Llwyn Onn, m. 9 Feb. 1780,
his cousin, Margaret, dau. and co-heiress (with her sister, the
wife of Col. Wardle, M.P.) of Love Parry, of Penarth,
Rhydolion, Wernfawr, and Madryn, by Sidney his wife, dau.
and co-heir of the Rev. Robert Lewis, Chancellor of Bangor,
lineally derived, through the Bulkeleys and Talbots, from
King Edward I. Co. marrying the heiress of Madryn, Mr.
Jones assumed the additional surname of Pakry. By Mar-
garet his wife, who was 6. 1783, and d. 7 Feb. 1830, he had
issue,
I. Love Pabbt, his heir.
II. Thomas Paery {see Joses PARr.Y of Lh'^yn 0:>n).
III. John Parry, M.A.. Rector of Edern, co. Carnarvon, m.
Margaret, dau. of William Maclvor, Esq., and d. 6 March,
1865, having had issue,
1 William Cobket Y'ale, Esq. of P14s-yn-Yale {ace Yale).
2 John. 3 Thomas. 4 Ivor Edward, d. 1866.
1 Margaret Ann, a. 25 Aug. 1843.
2 Eliza. ;Martha. 4 Mary Gertrude.
rv. William Parry, the late Lieot.-Col. William Parey
Y'ale, of Plus-yn-Yale, vi. Eliza Flora, dau. of John San-
derson, Esq., and d. s. p. 1867.
V. Edward, 0. 9. Dec. 1797; d. Sept. 1816.
I. Sydney Parry, in. 12 July, 18U6, Robert Browne MacGregor,
Esq., Lieut.-Col. 88th rcgt., d. Ib55, having had issue,
1 Joseph Alexander James.
2 Robert Henry, Lieut.-Col. 65th regt., m. Margaret, dau.
of Capt. Walmesley, and has issue,
Sidney.
Ellinor Elizabeth.
Margaret Jane Frances, m. 1859, Samuel Day Goss, M.D.,
F.R.G.S. of London.
n. Ellen Eliza, m. Major-Gen. Clapham, of TViddicombe
Thorpe, Somerset.
Mr. Jones Parry was s. by his eldest son,
Lieut.-Gen. Sib Love Pabky Jones Parby, K.IT. of Madryn,
Penarth, Wernfawr, Rhydolion, &c., 6. 1781, High Sheriff of
Anglesey 1840, twice M.P. for Horsham, Susses, and subse-
quently for CO. Carnarvon. He m. 1st, 1806, Sophia, only
dau. of Robert Stevenson, Esq. of Binticld, Berks, and by her
had three daus.,
Eliza Maria, m. Tutton Knyfton, Esq. of Uphill Lodge,
Somerset, and </. s. ;). 1838.
Ellen Georgina, m. 1866, the Rev. G. E. Tate, Rector of Wid-
dicomb, Bath.
Mary Gertrude, hi. Archdeacon W. Crawley, U.A., Bcctor
of Bryngwyn, co. Monmouth, and (/. 1864.
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PAS
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PAS
He TO. 2ndl5', 15 Ccc. 182G, Elizabeth,* only dau. of Thomas
Caldecott, Esq. of Holton, co. Lincoln, and niece of the late
Lord FeTersham, and by her has two sons and a dau.,
Thomas Love DnNcoMBE, now of Madryn.
Henry Powell Slingsby, 0. 1835; d. 184«.
Sarah Elizabeth Slargaret, m. 1853, Abram Jones Wyllyams,
Esq., of Gilliwig Hall, co. Carnarvon.
Sir Love Jones Parry d. 25 Feb. 1863.
^amib of llarrjr.
The family of Parry, whose estates are now enjoyed and
whose name is borne by their representative in the female
line, Thomas Love Dcnco.mbe Jones Pabet, Esq., derive
from GEOmtET Pakrt, Esq. of Ehydolion, co. Carnarvon,
a cadet of the ancient family of Paket of Poston Court, co.
Hereford, Col. of Horse under Oliver Cromwell, descended
from Moreiddig o'r Dyffryn Aur. Geoffrey Parry, m. Mar-
garet, dau. and heir of Hugh Hughes, of Cefn Llanfair
(descended from Llowarch Howlbwrch), by Ellen his wife
dau. and sole heir of John Gwynne, Esq. of Wemfawr, by
Margaret his wife, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Madryn. By
her he was father of
Love Parby, Esq. of Wemfawr, High Sheriff co. Carnarvon
16S5, whose wife was Ellen, dau. and heir of Hugh "U'ynn, Esq.
of Penarth. Their son.
Love Paebt, Esq. of Rhydolion, Wernfawr, Cefn Llanfair,
and Penarth, High Sheriff 1722, m. Ptachel, dau. of Vincent
Corbet, Esq. of Ynysymaengwyn, and had issue,
Love, his heir.
John, Attorney-General of North Wales, Bencher of Lincoln's
Inn, and M.P. for co. Carnarvon.
Corbet, Lieut.-Col. in the army.
Hugh, m. a dau. of the celebrated French General Bourgard,
and had a son. Love Albert, m. Miss Comberbatch.
William (Eev.). Vincent.
Kathebine, m. Johs Jones, Esq. of Llwynon, and was
mother of a son, Thomas Paebt Jones, of whom presently.
The eldest son,
Love Paebt, Esq. of Penarth, co. Carnarvon, m. Sidney,
heiress of Madryn, dau. and co-heiress (with her sister,
Mary, mother of the 1st Lord Dinorben) of Robert Lewis,
Esq. of Llysdulas, co. Anglesey, Chancellor of Bangor, and
had issue two daus. and co-heirs, Ellen, m. Col. Warde. The
other,
Margaeet Parry, heiress of Madryn, m. 9 Feb. 1780, her
first cousin, Thomas Parry Jones, Esq. of Llwyn Onn, co.
Denbigh, who then assumed, by royal license, the additional
surname and arms of Paebt. The grandson and representa-
tive of this marriage is the present Thomas Love Duncombe
JoN-ES Paebt, Esq. of Madryn.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., a fess between three
lozenges, az., for Paebt; 2nd and 3rd, quarterly, 1st and 4th,
erm., a lion rampant sa., for Jones; 2nd and 3rd, per bend
sinister erm. and ermines a lion rampant or, armed and langued
az., for Tudoe Trevoe. Crfxts — 1st, Parrt, Three battle-axes
erect staves gu., ornamented or, motto over, " Heb Dduw heb
Ddym, Duw a Dygon ; 2nd, Jones, On a chapeau ga. turned up
erm. a dcmi-lion rampant or; 3rd, A stag trippant arg. attired
and unguled or; 4th, A nags head and neck erased arg. maned
or. il/o»o over. Nil desperandum. Motto —Gofal Dyn Duw ai
g^verid, A prudent man God will guard.
iScat— Madiyn Castle, Pwllheli, co. Carnarvon.
JONES-PAURY OF LLWYN ONN.
Jones-Paeet, Thomas Pabet, Esq. of Ll-svyn
Onn, CO. Denbigh, J.P. and D.L. cos. Denbigli and
Flint, b. 1 Sept. 1828 ; w. 1863, Lucie Maria, eldest
dau. of James Oldham Swetteuham, Esq., and has
issue,
I. Thomas Parby, h. 9 Feb. 1869.
II. Geoffrey Lloyd, b. 12 Jan. 1877.
I. Charlotte Annie Margaret. n. Georgiana Marian.
III. Gladys Lucie. iv. Alice Winifred.
^iXlCclQt. — For early ancestry see preceding Memoir.
Thomas Pabet Jones Parry, Esq. of Llwyn Onn, co. Den-
bigh, and Aberdunant, co. Carnarvon, J.P. and D.L., Capt.
E.N., 2nd son of Thomas Parry Jones-Parry, Esq. of Llwyn
Onn, by Margaret his wife, dau. and coheir of Love Parry,
Esq. of Penarth and Madryn, b. 14 April, 1784; m. 19 April,
1811, Margaret Hooper, only child of the late Eobert Lloyd,
• This lady is descended through the Percys, the Slingsbys,
and Duncombes, from Edwabi> III.
Esq. of Tregayan, co. Anglesey, a Vice- Admiral of the White,
J.P. and D.L., and by her (who d. 16 Nov. 1858) had issue,
I. Eobert Lloyd, M.A., J.P. and D.L., Barrister-at-Law, of
Aberdunant, co. Carnarvon, b. 15 July, 1816; ni. Mary
Isabella, only dau. of Edwin Owen Snow, Esq., and d. 1870,
leaving issue,
1 Thomas Edward John, 6. 29 July, 1856, who assumed,
1871, the name of Lloyd, in lieu of his patronymic, on
inheriting the property of his great-grandfather, Vice-
Admiral Eobert Lloyd, of Tregayan, co. Anglesey.
1 Margaret Isabella, d. 16 June, 1853.
2 Mary Evelyn Maitland.
3 Mabel Frederica Frances Baynes, m. 1876, Ealph John
AspinaU, Esq. of Standen Hall, and Mytton, co. Lancaster.
It. Thomas Parrt, now of Llwyn Onn.
III. Sydney Henry, late Capt. 84th regt., 6.28 April, 1830;
Hi. Dorothea Anne, only child of the late Charles Arthur
Prichard, Esq., J.P. and D.L., Tyllwydd, co. Cardigan, by
his wife, the dau. of the late John Vaughan, Esq, of Brynog,
CO. Cardigan, J.P. and D.L., and has issue,
1 Charles Arthur. 2 Sydney Herbert.
1 Dorothea Lucy. 2 Maria Louisa, d. 1868.
3 Beatrice Ellen. 4 Blanche Katherine Eheingar.
I. Margaret Elizabeth, rn. John Taubman William James,
Esq. of Pantsaison, co. Pembroke, J.P. and D.L.
II. Mary Anne. m. Charles Arthur Prichard, Esq., J.P. and
D.L., Tyllwydd, co. Cardigan; d. 1862.
III. Charlotte Ellen, m. the Eev. Mark Wilks William
James, M.A. ; d. 1873. rv. Harriet Georgiana.
v. Sophia Henrietta, m. Lieut.-Col. Henry Walter Meredith,
depot battalion, only son of Henry Warter Meredith, Esq.,
J. P., of Pentre Bychan Hall, co. Denbigh, and has issue,
Henry, d. 1877 ; and Alice.
VI. Louisa Maria, m. James Eoddara Tate, Esq.
Capt. Jones Parry served the office of High Sheriff of eo. Car-
narvon 1836, s. to Lhvyn Onn on the decease of his father,
18 Jan. 1835, and d. 26 May, 1845, when (under the limitations
contained in the will of Thomas Parry Jones-Parry, Esq. of
Llwyn Onn and Madryn) he was s. by his 2nd son, the present
possessor.
Arms, <fec. — See preceding Memoir.
Stats — Llwyn Onn, near Wrexham, co. Denbigh.
PARHY OF HIGHNAM COTJUT.
Paeet, Thomas GtAmbiee, Esq. of Highn.am
Court, CO. Gloucester, M.A., J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1850, b. 22 Feb. 1816 ; m. 1st, 13 Aug. 1839,
Anna Maria Isabella, 2ud dau. of Henry Fynes
Clinton, Esq. of Welwyn, Herts, and cousin of the
Duke of Newcastle, and by her (who d. 11 March,
1848) had issue,
I. Charles Clinton, 6. 16 Sept. 1840.
II. Charles Hubert Hastings, 6. 27 Feb. 1843.
I. Lucy Anna, d. 1861,
He m. 2ndly, 1851, Ethelinda, dau. of theVety!
Eev. F. Lear, late Dean of Sahsbury, and by her I
has issue,
III, Ernest Gambler, b. 25 Oct. 1853.
IV, Sidney Gambler, b. 9 Jan, 1859.
II. Linda Isabel. iii. Mary Beatrice.
IV. Ethel Geraldine. v. Hilda Catherine.
31 incase. — Thomas Pabby, Esq. of Banstead Manor House,
Surrey, b. 23 Oct. 1732: ra. MissOakes, sister of Thomas Oakes, [
Esq., a Member of Council in India, and was father of
KicHAED Paebt, Esq. of Banstead, Surrey, Governor ofj
Bencoolen, m. Mary Gambler, niece of the late Lord Gambier,
and had an only son, the present Thomas Gambiee Pabet,]
Esq. of Higham Court.
Arms — Arg., a fess between three lozenges sa. Crest— \
Three battle-axes erect ppr. Motto — Tu ne cede malis.
Seat — Highnam Court, near Gloucester.
PAHTRIDGE OF HOCKEAM HALL.
Paeteidge, Hexey Thomas, Esq. of Hockhanrj
Hall, Norfolk, J.P., 6. 12 Feb, 1837; m. 14 July!
1868, Gertrude Emily, dau. of the Ven. Archdeaco;
Kempthorne, and has issue,
1. Henry Ealph Champion, 6. 1873.
I. Etheldred Gertrude. ii. Eleanor Dorothy.
HfnCaCJC. — Henet Faetbidge, Esq., 2nd son of Henr
Partridge, Esq. (by Joanna his wife, dau. and heiress of Bobei
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Jacques, Ksq. of Elmstone, Kent) and grnndson of Henry Par-
tridge, AUIernian of London, h. 17 May, 1671, «. his brotliur
Robert, of Bucliinghani House, Norfolk, and of Lowbrooks,
Berks, 1710. He la. 1st, 21 Oct. 1701, Elizabctli, only dan.
and heir of Thomas Holder, Esq. of Northwold, by whom (\vh»
d. 17 Jan. 1703) he had no issue; and 2ndly, Martha, eldest
dau. of John Wright, Slerchant, and by her (who d. at Croy-
don, 20 Feb. 1760), had four sons and six daus. Mr. Partridge
d. 3 July, 1733, and was .<. by his son,
Henby Partridge, Esq. of Northwold, Norfolk, and of
Ix)wbrooks, Berks, 6. 22 Jan. 1711. lie m. 1st, 2G July, 1745,
Mary, d.au. and heir of Robert Say, Merchant, and by her
(who d. 28 April, 1748, aged 20) had issue,
I. Henry, his heir.
II. Robert, 6. 18 Maj', 1747; m. 8 March, 177G, his cousin,
•lane, dau. of William Purcas, Esq. and dying 14 Peb. 1817,
left issue,
I Robert, 6. 1797; d. l.'j April, 1823.
1 Jane, m. 1806, the llcv. Henry Say, Rector of NortVi
Pickcnham and IIoughton-on-the-Hill, Norfolk.
2 Mary, m. 1804, the Kev. Peter Hanscll, Minor Canon of
the Cathedral of Norwich.
I. Mary, m. Bryan Burrcll, Esq. of Broom Park, North-
umberland, and d. 1776.
Mr. Partridge m. 2ndly, 1751, Alice, dau. of Simon Taylor,
Merchant at Lynn, and by her (who d. 1797) had i.s.sae,
III. Walter, 6. 1757; d. v.nm. at Gibraltar, Dec. 1800.
IV. John b. 17GG; ra. 1801, Sarah, dau. of Edward Evcrard,
Esq. of Lynn; and d. 17 May, 1813, leaving issue, Alice,
m. 1 Jan. 1834, J. Fry, Esq. ; and Pleasance, m. Frederick
Ingle, Esq.
II. Manha, in. 178G, Mr. John Vancouver, and d. s. p. 1S07.
Mr. Partridge d. 4 Nov. 1793, aged 82, and was s. by his son,
Heney Partridge, Esq. of Northwold and Lowbrooks, 6.
24 May, 1746; m. 1781, Katherine, youngest dau. of Samuel
Reynardson, of Holywell, co. Lincoln, and by her (who d.
15 Dec. 1819) had issue,
I. Hekbt Samoel. his heir.
II. Charles Robert, b 179) : d. 1800.
III. John Anthony M A., Rector i>f Baconsthorpe, Norfolk,
m. 18 May, 1826, Louisa Isabella, youngest dau. o' the late
Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. ot Shardeloes, Bucks, and
left issue,
1 John Francis, 6. 29 May, 1827.
2 Anthony William, b. 1 Dec. 1331.
3 Edward Thomas, b. 1841.
1 Isabella Katherine. 2 Charlotte Anne.
3 Louisa Eleanor. 4 Fanny Elizabeth.
5 Blanche Emily, m. her cousin, Arthur William Par-
tridge, Esq.
I. Katherine Mary.
II. Sarah Frances, m. 9 Nov. 1815, Benjamin Wilson, Esq. of
Sledah Hall, co. Wexford, eldest son of Christian Wilson,
Esq. of Benville.
ni. Charlotte, m. 16 April, 1808, Jocelyn Henry Connor
Thomas, Esq., son of the Rev. Dr. Thomas, of Everton,
Ireland.
IV. Sophia, m. 11 April, 1808, John Thurston Mott, Esq. of
Barningham Hall, Norfolk.
I Mr. Partridge d.. 30 Dec. 1803, and was s. by his son,
Henby Sa.muel Partridge, Esq. of Hockham Hall, Norfolk,
I J.P. and D.L., b. 22 June, 1782; in. 18 July, 1805, Mary
Frances, dau. of the Ven. Luke Heslop, D.D., Archdeacon of
I Buckingham, and by her (who d. 1 Feb. 1853) had issue,
L Henby Champion, J.P. and D.L., 6. 20 May, 1807; to.
23 Aug. 1834, Ethelred Frances, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Gen.
Birch Reynardson, of Holywell, co. Lincoln, and by her
(who d. 9 Oct. 1846) left at his decease, 20 Oct. 1850,
1 Henry Thomas, now of Hockham Hall.
2 Arthur William, b. 1838; vi. 18G7, Blanche Emily,
youngest dau. of the late Rev. John A. Partridge, Rector
of Baconsthorpe.
1 Ethelred Mary, in. William Dundas, Esq., brother of
Robert Dundas, Esq. of Arniston.
n. Edward Jacob, d. 24 Nov. 1826.
ni. Charles Francis, 6. 28 Nov. 1811.
IV. Walter John, M.A., Rector of Caston, Norfolk, J.P., h.
11 May, 1813; m. 1st, 9 Aug. 1842, Maria Agnes, 5th dau.
of Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke, Bart., and by her (who </.
26 Feb. 1847) had a son, Walter Henry (Rev.), in. June, 1872,
Ellen Elizabeth, dau. of William Oliver Dodgson, and has
three children. Rev. W. J. Partridge to. 2ndly, 2 Feb.
1858, Elizabeth Mary, dau. of George Gataker, Esq. of
Mildenhall.
T. Frederick Robert, 6. 29 March, 1815; to. Aug. 1842,
Emma, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Stephen Frost Rippingall, and
lias issue.
▼I. William Luke, b. 9 Sept. 1819; m. Helena, dau. of —
Lindon, Esq.; d. 1876.
■ni. George Anthony, 6. 5 Feb. 1825 ; m. Sarah, dau. of Eer.
J. Holworthy.
II.
I. Louisa Katherine, to. 7 Aug. 1833, Henry Dover, Esq.. ani
d. 30 Aug. 1834.
II. Charlotte Anne, d. v.nm. 1825.
III. Sopliia Sarah, m. 29 Aug. 1829, George Gataker, Esq.,
and is deceased.
IV. Eleanor Dorothea, to. Henry Birch Reynardson, Esq.
Mr. Partridge d. 1 Oct. 1858.
Arm.i—Gu., on a fcss ootised or, between three partridges
rising of the last three tortcaux. Cnsl—A partridge as in the
arms. Molln—Dam spiro spero.
>Seal — Hockham Hall, near Thctford.
PARTRIDGE OF BISHOP'S WOOD.
Paktkidge, John, Esq. of Bishop's Wood, in the
COS. of Gloucester and Hereford, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff for co. Monmouth 1821 ; b. 9 Marcb,
1795 ; m. 1817, Ehza, eldest dau. of Edward Ivcs,
Esq. of TitchCeld, Hants, sometime Judge of Moors-
hedabad, and subsequently Resident at the Court at
Lucknow, and by her (who d. 22 Nov. 1871) has
issue,
I. William, of Wyelands, in the parish of Ruardcan, co.
Gloucester, 6. 2 Jan. 1818; educated at Winchester, and
graduated M.A. at Ch. Ch. Oxford; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple, 1843; appointed Stipendiary Magis-
trate for the Wolverhampton district 18G0 and 18C3,
Metropolitan Magistrate at the Thames Police Court;
transferred to Southwark Police Court 1867; J.P. for cos.
Hereford, Gloucester, Monmouth, Sussex, and Stafford,
and aD.L. for co. Hereford; to. 16 Nov. 1841, Elizabclh
ICniily, eldest surviving dau. of Richard Webb, Esq. uf
Donnington Hall, co. Hereford, and has issue, 1 Kichakd
William, b. 25 Jan. 1S44, Wadhain Cull. Oxford, sometime
Ensign 5th Herefordshire Rifle Volunteers; 2 John
Biakemore, 6. 15 Dec. 1848; 3 Robert Ernie, b. 16 Sept.
1861 ; 1 Georgiana.
II. Edward Otto, of llazlehurst, J.P. cos. Brecon and Here-
ford, sometime Capt. Royal Monmouthshire Militia, b.
2 Aug. 1819; m, 1st, Catherine Maria, dau. of the late
Rev. George Bevan, of Crickhowell, co. Brecknock, and
has issue, 1 Charles Edward, Capt. 97th foot, 6. 1848, wi.
1877, Mary, 5th dau. of William C. Hyland, Esq.; 2 Frede-
rick Leonard, Lieut. U. M.S. " JIalacca;" 3 George Herbert;
1 Alice Catherine; 2 Annie. He m. 2ndly, 4 July 1872,
Mary, widow of Joseph Bailey, Esq., and dau. of the late
W. C. Russell, Esq., M.P.
III. Frederick John, of 35, Queen's Gate Terrace, Hyde Park,
W., a Merchant in the city of London, late Lieut. R.N., b.
21 Nov. 1821; served in H.M.S. " Pique," at the siege of
Acre, 1841, and was honourably mentioned in the des-
patches for his services on the coast of Syria; m. Hen-
rietta, dau. of the late John Croker, Esq. of Ballynagarde
and Croom Castle, co. Limerick, and has issue, 1 John
Croker, Lieut. Royal Monmouthshire Engineers ; 2 Ernest
Frederick Bagwell; 3 Walter St. Ives Croker, Lieut. 61st
regt. ; 1 Adeline Bagwell.
IV. Richard Hawker, b. 1829; resident in the Isle of Man.
I. Eliza Ives, vi. James Wintle, Esq. of Hill House, Newn-
ham, CO. Gloucester, only son of the late James Wintle,
Esq. of Saint Bridge, near Gloucester, J.P. and D.L. for
that CO.
iLtllCatlC. — ^This is a branch of the old Gloucestershire
family mentioned by Atkyns, Rudder, Fosbrooke, and Big-
land, as seised, 1608, of Down Hatherley, Side et Leckhampton,
with other manors in tliat co., and as long settled at Wis-
hanger, in the parish of Miserden, at their Manor House, until
recently the property of Julius Partridge, Esq., a lineal descen-
dant, but which passed out of his possession during 18G8. The
manor house itself is of considerable antiquity. It was rebuilt,
and the porch added, in 1578, by Robert Partridge, in.
Anne, dau. of John Ernie, of Cannings, co. Wilts. Their im-
paled coat may still be seen carved in stone over the front
entrance, and a quaint old sundial surmounts the arms. At
the joint Visitation of the Heralds for co. Gloucester in the
16th century, William, the son of John Partridge, of Wis-
hangcr, appears as the representative of the family, inter-
marrying with the Fowlers of Stroud. He was M.P. for
Rochester 14 Elizabeth.
Miles Partridge, who accompanied the Duke of Somerset
in the expedition to Scotland, was knighted after the battle of
Pinkie ; and the second coat borne by the Partridges is said to
hare been granted on this occasion. Uc served the office of
4 L
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PAR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAT
i
High Sheriff of co. Gloucester, and receiTcrl a grant of the
manor of Almoncisbury from Henry VIII. lie was one of the
intimate friends of the unfortunate Duke of Somerset, was
apprehended with the Duchess of Somerset soon after the
Duke's fall, and was executed 26 Feb. 1552.
William Paetiiidge, of Wishanger, 4th in the registered
pedigree, d. 20 Elizabeth, seised of numerous manors.
RonuET Paeteidge s. his father, ^Yilham, and was s. by his
son, John, who vi. Anne, dau. of William Aubrey, LL.D. He
was s. by his brother, Anthony, m. Ahce, dau. of Timothy
Cartwright, of Devizes. One of the family monuments in
Miserden Cliurch shows the coat of Partridge impaling Cart-
wright. He was s. by Heney, from whom is stated to have
descended,
John Paeteidge, b. at Harborne 1G72; to. Esther, dau. of
John Rushton, of Lidney, co. Gloucester, and had issue,
I. Samuel, b. 174C; to. 1st, Sarah Reader; and2ndly, 178C,
Catherine Stewart, of the Doanston, co. Stirling, and had
issue,
1 John, of whom presently. 2 .loseph. .0 Thomas.
4 Samuel, b. 1714; m. Margaret, dau. of the Rev. David
Price, of Brecknock, and had issue,
Samuel, b. 1787, of New York.
John, R.A., Portrait Painter Extraorttlnary to the Queen.
William Henry, deceased.
Henry Mitchell Stewart, of Dublin, deceased.
Thomas Mitchell, in New Zciilund.
Richard, F.R.S., Professor of Anatomy at King's College,
London.
Isabella, m. Christopher Argyle Hoggins, Ksq., Q.C.
Mary Campbell, '»). John C. Kumsey, Esq. of lieacunslicld.
Eliza, 7/4. Charles Winser, Esq., 15ari'ister-at-Law.
Catherine. Susan.
1 Janet, b. 1745; m. Thomas Sylvester, Esq.
I. Sarah.
John Paeteidge, of Ros^, above-mentioned, the eldest son
01 Samuel, m. Ann, dau. of Richard Jones, of Ross, the con-
temporary, friend, and coadjutor of John Kyrle, " The Man of
Ross," and d. aged 8G, leaving issue,
I. John, h. 1733, engaged in extensive ironworks at New
Weir, CO. Hereford; Lidbrook, Rertbrook, and Lidney, co.
Gloucester; Monmouth, Bassaleg, Nantyglo, and Ebbwvale,
CO. Monmouth; Machen Cairphilly and Melin Griffith, co.
Glamorgan; in which he acquired considerable property.
He d. unm. in his 7Sth year.
II. Richard, an ironmaster, d. unm.
III. William, also a wealthy and leading ironmaster, of
whom presently.
I. Esther, m. Thomas Appley, Esq., and had issue one dau..
Ann, TO. Richard Willis, Esq. of Monmouth.
II. Anne, m. Thomas Blakcmore, Esq. of Darlaston, and has
issue two sons,
1 John Partridge, d. s. p.
2 Richard, of the Leys, near Monmouth, J. P. and D.L.,
many years M.P. for the city of Wells. He d. s. ji.
18 April, 1855.
The 3rd son,
William Paeteidge, of Bishop's Wood, and of Monmouth,
6. 1740, J. P. for COS. Hereford and Monmouth, High Sheriff of
CO. Monmouth 1810, m. Ann Biby, dau. and co-heir of John
Biby Hawker, Esq. of Chepstow, and had issue,
John, now of Bishop's Wood.
Ann Biby, of Beech Grove.
Sarah, m. William John Bagshawc, Esq. of The Oaks, and
Wormhill Hall, co. Derby.
Jane (deceased), m. the Rev. E. B. Bagshawe, Rector of
Eyham, co. Derby.
Mr. Partridge d. 20 Dec. 1819.
Arms — As those of Paeteidge of Whlinvijer, viz., quarterly :
1st and 4th, chequy arg. and sa. on abend gu., three escallops
or; 2nd and 3rd, chequy arg. and sa., a bend vair. Cnxtx —
1st, Out of a ducal coronet or, a horse's head sa. ; 2nd, A leopard
arg. .spotted sa.
iSeo4— Bishop's Wood, near Ross.
PARTRIDGE OF H0RSEITD02T HOUSE.
Paeteidge, The Eev. William Edwaeds, of
Horsendon House, Bucks, J. P., Vicar of Timer, and
Rector of Horsendon, and Patron of two Livings,
h. 15 March, 1809; m. 15 Sept. 1812, Lucy Olivia
Hobarfc, dau. of Oliver Anderdon, Q.C, and by her
(who d. 1870) has issue,
I. Mary Clara. ii. Emma Blanche.
III. Agnes Octavia.
ILtnrajir.— The surname of this family was originally
Pcrtriclw, which became changed to its present orthography
about the end of the 17th century. An anerstor of Mr. Part-
ridge was goldsmith to Queen Maey, and Lady Jane Grey was
lodged in his apartments in the Tower of London. A descen-
dant of this Master Partridge, as he is styled, was slain at the
first battle of Worcester, fighting for the King.
The late Chaeles Anthony Paeteidge, Esq. of Gotham
Lodge, near Bristol (son of Charles Partridge, Esq., also of
Gotham Lodge d. 1804, by his wife Sybella Pollard, of Bristol),
was 6. 1776; m. 29 May, 1799, Mary, dau. of Thomas OliTer,
Esq. of Massachusetts Bay, North America, late Lieut.-Governor,
and by her (who d. 1837) left as his decease, 1856, one ser-
ving son, the present Rev. William Edwaeds Paeteidge, of
Horsendon House; and two daus., Lucy Frances, and Clara
Susan, TO. Gordon Rippon, Esq.
Ai~ms — Az., on a bend engrailed or, three partridges.
Cri'st — An estoilo or. Motto — Es.se quam viden.
(Secti — Horsendon House, Princes RisLoro, Uucks.
♦
PATERSOIT OF CASTLE HTJIS'TL?.
Pateeson, Geoege Feedeeice:, Esq. of Castle
Iluntly, CO. Perth, b. 5 Jan. 1857.
StiuCaCJC.— Geoege Pateeson, Esq. of Castle Huntly, &.
1734, adopted the medical profession, and went to India as
official Secretary to Sir Robert Harland, where he distin-
guished himself both in his profession and in the transaction
of some difficult negotiations at the Court of Areot. On his
return to Scotland, he m. 30 Nov. 1776, the Hon. Anne Gray,
2nd dau. of John, 12th Lord Gray of Kinfauns, In 1777,
Mr. Paterson bought the old castle of Lyon, in the Carse
of Gowrie, and restored to it its ancient name of Huntly,
which name had been given it by his wife's ancestor, Andrew,
2nd Lord Gray, by whom the castle was built in 1452. By
Anne his wife, Mr. Paterson (who d. 1817) left issue,
I. Geoeoe, of whom presently.
It. John, Capt. R.N., 6. 40 Dec. 1778; m. 1807, Jessie, dan. of
Col. Paton, Governor ot St. Helena; and d. 1868, having
had issue,
1 Francis Gray, d. 27 Aug. 1820.
2 George John Mapletoft, Rector of Erome with Oakley,
Suffolk, b. 27 June, 1821 ; m. 28 Sept. 1869, Anne Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of the late Major-Gen. Sir Denis Pack,
K.C.B., and his wife, the Lady Elizabeth Louisa, dau.
of the 1st Marqu''^-; of Waterford.
3 Augustus, married. 4 Adrian, married.
1 Constantia, in. J. Hovendon, Esq.
2 Henrietta m. — Fanche, Esq., and has issue.
3 Jessie, to. Baron De Larisse.
III. David, Capt. R.N., b. 1781 ; d. v.nm. 9 Sept. 1813, whilo
serving as Capt. of H.M.S. " Fox."
IV. Charles, Lieut.-Col. in the army. Major 53rd regt., Aide-de-
Camp to Lord Fitzroy Somerset, m. Feb. 1812, Eleanor
Philippa, 2nd dau. of Vice-Admiral James Richard Dacres,
and fell in action at the battle of Vittoria, leaving one son,
George Dacres, Capt. 98th regt., 6. 11 Jan. 1813; «.
28 June, 1837, Augusta,* youngest dau. of Sir William
Pratt Call, Bart, of Whiteford House, Cornwall, by his
wife, the Lady Louisa Forbes 3rd dau. of George, 5th Earl
of Granard, and d. 3 April, 1847, leaving issue,
1 Charies Edward, 6. 23 Jan. 1844, :m officer 23rd regt.
1 Eleanor Philippa. 2 Augusta Matilda.
3 Georgina Lucy.
V. William, Capt., R.N., C.B., 6. 17S3; m. Sarah, dan. of
S. Bisset, Esq. : and li. 1838, leaving issue,
1 Francis, deceased. 1 John Alexander, d. 1870.
1 Mary Mackenzie. 2 Margaret.
VI. James, Capt. E.I.C.S., 5., 1783; m. 3 Sept. 1821, DaTie,
only dau. of David Erskine, Esq., and dying 1856, had issue,
besides two daus., a son,
James Erskine, who by Jfary, dau. of Maenebb, Esq., and
has issue,
1 James. 2 David. 1 Mary Christian. "
2 Anne. 3 Catherine Graham.
4 Margaret Mary Augusta. 5 Amy.
VII. Francis Gray, b. 1787; d. young.
1. Margaret, (?. v.iim. 1845. li. Mary.
III. Augusta Anne, d. unm. 1811.
The elder son,
Geoege Pateeson, Esq. of Castle Huntly, co. Perth, Col. 3rd
Foot Guards, b. 1 Jan. 1778; m. 1818, Margaret, dau. of JoUa
Smith, Esq., and d. 14 July, 1846, having had i.ssue,
Geoege, late of Castle Huntley. Helen.
The son and heir,
Geoege Pateeson, Esq. of Castle Huntly, b. 15 June, 1819; ;
s. his father 1846 ; to. Catherine Jemima Jane, dau. of Joseph
Robertson, Esq., and had issue,
* She m. 2ndly, 17 Jan. 1849, William Windhaiu Hombyi
Capt. R.N. (Sec HoEKBY of Balton.)
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAT
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Oeobge FnEDEBicK, now of Castlo Iluntly.
Charles Jaincs Ceoifre, b. 18 Jliirch. IHM.
Philip John William, 6. 22 Sopt. 18G4.
Gcorjiiana Margaret, m. 1874, Capt. A. P. SrimnoUs, 32nd
Punjaul) Pioneers. Alma Helena Jemima.
Margaret Augusta Jane. Victoria Anne Gray.
lie d. 25 Feb. 1867.
Arms — Arg., three prlioans feeding their young in nests
ppr., on a chief embattled az. a bezant between two stars of
the flckl. Crest— \ pelican feeding its young in a nest ppr.
JI/o«oM— Above the crest, Merui. Below the sliicld, Je mcurs
pour ceux que j'aime.
Seal — Castle Huntly, co. Perth.
PATERSON OF CARPOW.
Pateeson - Balfour - Hat, Edmuxd, Esq. of
Carpow, Leys, and Randerstouc, cos. Fife and
Perth, b. 7 Jan. 18-19 ; s. his father, 18G5, and liis
grand-uncle, the late Darid Balfour Hay. Esq. of
Leys and Randcrstone, who d. 21 Aug. 18G8.
ILtnrJigC. — The late John Paterson, Esq. of Carpow, son
of John Paterson, Esq., by Elizabeth Oliphant his wife, m. 1S07,
Jane, dau. of John Hay Balfour, Esq. of Leys and Randerston
(son of Peter Ilay, Esq. of Leys, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
David Scott, of Scottstarvit), and d. 1822, having had by her
(who d. 12 June, 1857) a son, Peter Hay, late of Carpow, and
■five daus., Katherine, in. Sir AV'illiam Dunbar, Bart, of
Mochrum; Elizabeth, d. Feb. 1868 ; Helen; Margaret; and
Jane, m. the Hon. John Eollo. The son,
Peter Hay Patebson Esq. of Carpow, h. Jlay, 1816: m.
April, 1848, the Hon. Marianne, youngest dau. of the StU Lord
Elibank, and had issue,
Edmcnd, now of Carpow. Peter Hay, b. 11 Dec. 1810,
Marianne Hay. Jane, d. Sept. 1865.
Charlotte Emily de Ilaya.
Herf. 23 June, 1865.
Seats — Carpow, Abernethy, co. Perth; Mugdram House,
Newburgh, 1 ife ; Leys ; Errol, co. Perth ; and Eanderstone
Castle, Kingsbarns, co. Fife.
PATESHALIi OF ALLENSMOEE.
Pateshaxl, Evan, Esq. of Allensmore Court, co.
Hereford, late of Ffynonau, co. Brecon, M.P. for
city of Hereford Feb. 1874, to March, 1878, m. 24
May, 1842, Ann Elizabeth, dau. of William Pate-
shall, Esq. of Hereford. He took, by royal license,
1854, the name and arms of Patesdall, in lieu of
|those of Thomas (^ee Thomas of TFe{/ieW) , in com-
pliance with the testamentary injuuctiou of the
late Edmund Burnam Pateshall, Esq.
fLtlTCilflC. — The family of Pateshall is of antiquity in co.
Northampton. In 6 Eicuard I., we lind upon record the
name of Simon de Pateshall, High Sheriff of that co. ; and
Camden mentions his descendants as filling the same office
during several subsequent reigns.
Edmund Lechmebe, Esq., son of Scudamore Lechmere, Esq.
of Fownhope Court, by Jane his -wife, dau. of Edmund Pates-
hall, Esq. of Allensmore, co. Hereford, took the surname and
arms of Pateshall only, in compliance with the will of his
uncle, John Pateshall, Esq. He m. Ann, dau. and heiress of
William Burnam, Esq. of Westington Court, co. Hereford, by
whom (who d. 1S20) he left issue at his decease, 1790,
Edmund, the late possessor of Allensmore.
William, of Hereford, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Jlichael
Cheese, Esq., and left a dau., Ann Elizabeth, wife of Evan
Thomas, now Pateshall, Esq. of Allensmore Court.
Jonn Scudamore Lechmere, vi. Mary, dau. of the Rev. Mr.
Wilbams, of Shobdon, co. Hereford, by whom he left an
only surviving child, Mary, 7n. Thomas Kidley, M.D.
Kicholas Lechmere, Rear-Admiral R.N., d. 1854.
Edwyn Sandys, Capt. in the H.E.l.C.S.s Service, d. at
Ceylon, 1819. Thomas Allen, d. 1846.
Walter (Rev.) M.A., d. umn. 1820.
Ann, TO. the Rev. John Jones, M.A., of co. Hereford, and
had an only child, Anne Elizabeth, r,i. IS.'i'J, the Rev.
William Jones Thomas, M.A. (xcc Thomas nf WcLfteUl.)
Martha, m. Thomas Williams, Esq., and has issue.
The eldest son,
Edmund Burnam Pateshall, Esq. of Allensmore Court,
h.Z Dec. 1778; m. 12 March, 1804, Milborough, eldest dau.
•nd co-heir of the Rev. James Ingram, of Burford, Salop,
of the ancient Montgomeryshire family of that name. Mr.
Pateshall assumed, by royal sign manual, upon the demise of
his mother, 1820, the additional surname and arms of Burnam,
He d. s. p. June, 184S, and Allensn)ore became the property
for life of his widow, Mrs. Burnam Pate.shall, who d. 1.') May,
1868. The estates devolved eventually on Mr. Evan Pateshall
and Ann Elizabeth his wife, in 1854, when Rear-Admiral
Nicholas Lechmere Pateshall died ut supra.
Arms— Az., on a chevron between three Ihcarts arg., as
many escallops gu. C/-c«J— Out of a ducal coronet a pelican
arg. vulning itself ppr.
Heat — Allensmore Court, Hereford. Club — Carlton, S.W.
PATON OF grandholm:.
Paton, John, Esq. of Grandholm, co. Aberdeen,
J. P. and D.L., late Olst Highlanders, Major Eoyal
Aberdeenshire Militia, b. 19 Feb. 1818 ; m. 1st,
11 June, 1814, Eliza Deborah, dau. of Thomas
Burnett, Esq., and by her (who d. 24 Feb. 1S60)
had issue,
I. William Roger, b. 9 Feb. 1857.
I. Mary Louisa, m. 1868, Charles Home Sinclair, Esq,
II. Ida Margaret Helen. iii. Sarah Matilda.
IV. Elizabeth Bertha, d. 18G1.
He m. 2ndly, 18G2, Katharine Margaret, dau. of
Col. Lumsden, C.B., of Belhelvie.
iiilirilflC. — This name of Paton is written in old deeds
Patton, and the family, which is from the South, is of con-
siderable antiquity.
George Paton, Esq. of Grandholm (son and heir, by
Margaret Garden, of Troupe, his wife, of John Paton, Esq.
of Grandholm, d. 1715, aged 28, and grandson of George
Paton, Esq. of Grandholm, who d. 1692, aged 44, and Isabella
Christie his wife), j.;. Barbara Mackenzie, of Ardross, and d.
1749, having had, with two daus., Helen and Margaret, a son
and heir,
John Paton, Esq. ofFerrachie and Grandholm, m. JIary,
dau. of WOliam Lance, Esq., and was father of
William Paton, Esq. of Grandholm, H.E.I.C.S., r.i. 1809,
Louisa, dau. of Spearman Bird, Esq. H.E.I.C.S., and by her,
who m. 2ndly, Isaac Xind, Esq., had issue,
John, now tf Grandholm. William, 6. 1820; d. 1824.
Louisa, -m. 1835, John Henry Lance, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
and d. 1837, leaving one dau. Mary, d. young, 1818.
Arms — Az., three crescents arg. Crest — A sparrow hawk
with wings expanded.
ii/o«o— Audacia et virtute adcpta. Seat — Grandholm, near
Aberdeen, X.B.
PATRICK OF TREARNE.
Eaeston-Pateick, William, Esq. of Trcarne
and Hessilhead, co. Ayr, J.P. co. Ayr, and Capt.
Ayrshire Yeomanry, b. 1838 ; s. his brother 1866 ;
m. 1868, Jemima, eldest dau. of James Alison, Esq.
of Stranraer, and has issue,
Robert Ralston, b. 1876.
Isabel Ralston.
HinCTlSr.— John Patrick (son of 'William Patrick, who
obtained a grant of the lands ol Overmains, near Kilwinning,
from the monastery) acquired by charter, 1605, the estate of
Byres, co. Ayrshire, and subsequently part of the lands of
Dalgarven. lied. 1638, leaving five sons, of whom the eldest.
Hew Patrick, of Overmains, m. Janet, dau. of John Crau-
furd, and was father of
EoBERT Patrick, who acquired from Hugh, Earl of
Eglinton, Waterside, co. Ayr, by grant conBrmed by a,
charter from the Crown, dated 31 Aug. 1G63. He m. and
had three sons.
Hew and Eobert, successive heirs.
John, who aeiiuired the lands of Drumbuie, which lie adja-
cent to Waterside, in the lordship of Giffen.
Eobert Patrick d. 1676, and was s. by his eldest son,
Hew Patrick, Esq. of Waterside, d. s. jj. 1682, and was s.
by his brother,
Eobert Patrick, Esq. of Waterside, m. Janet, dau. of
Thomas Shedden, Esq. of Windyhouse, and had three sons,
Robert, his heir, m. Barbara, dau. and heir of John Conn,
Esq., and by her left at his decease, v. p., 1736, a son and
dau., John ; and Janet, m. her cousin, John PatncK,
Esq., of Drumbuie. . „ . ^ . ,
John, who acquired the lands of Borestone, m Beith parish,
Ayrshire, but t^ s. 2J. ii<-«', who also d. s. p.
4i L 2
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PAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAT
Kobcrt Patrick was s. at his decease by his frranclson,
John Patrick, Esq. of Trearne, co. Ayr, m. 17G2,
Marlon, dau. of John Shedden, Esq. of Eoughwood, by Jean
his wife, dau. of William Ralston, Esq. of that ilk, and had
issue, EoBEBT, his heir; John, Merchant in New York,
deceased ; William, of Roughwood ; Jean, d. v.nm. ; and
Elizabeth, d. warn. Mr. Patrick d. 1795, and was s. by his
Bon,
Robert Patkick, Esq. of Treavne and Ilessilhead, J. P. and
D.L., In.'jpcctor of Hospitals, m. 1805, Harriet, 2nd dau. of Lieut.-
Gen. Will. Gardiner (brother of Luke, Lord Mountjoy) by
Harriet his wife, dau. of Sir Richard Wrotteslcy, Bart., and
had issue, John Shedden, his heir ; and William Charles
Richard. (See Patrick of Waterside.) Dr. Patrick d. 1838,
and was s. by his son,
John Shedden Patrick, Esq. of Trearne and Hessilhead,
F.R.S.E., m. 183G, Robina Jane, youngest dau. of Robert Lee,
Merchant, of Greenock, by Jane his wife, 3rd dau. of Robert
Hunter, Esq. of Hafton, co. Argyll, and d. 10 Oct. 1844, in the
38th year of his age, leaving issue,
Robert Shedden, of Trearne, b. 27 Aug. 1837; d. icnm. 18CG-
William Ralston, now of 'i'rearne.
John Gavin FuUarton, of Grangehill, Beith, co. Ayr, J.P.,
b. 11 April, 1840 ; s. his grand-uncle, William Patrick, Esq.,
W.S., at Grangehill, 1861 ; m. 15 Feb. 1870, Jane, 3nl dau.
of the late George Prentice, Esq., of Strathore, co. Fife.
Henry Gardiner, of Giffen, near Dairy, co. Ayr, J.P., b.
1842; m. 1867, Annie Forbes, 4th dau. of the late Patrick
Warner, Esq., of Ardeer, co. Ayr.
Jane Lee.
Arms— Arg., a saltier sa. between a cinquefoil in chief and
a crescent in base gu., and on either side an eagle's head
erased az., on a chief of the second three rcses of the field.
Cn-st—A dexter hand ppr. holding a saltier sa. 31otto—0ra,
et labora.
Seat— Trearne, near Beith, Ayrshire.
COCHRAN-PATRICK OF WOODSIDE AND
LADYLAND.
Cochran-Patrick, Robert William, Esq. of
Woodside and Ladvland, co. Ayr. J.P. and D.L.,
LL.B., b. 4 Feb. 1812 ; m. 31 Oct. 18GG, Eleanora,
younger dau. of Robert Hunter, Esq. of Hunter, co.
Ayr, and has issue,
William Arthur, b. 1869.
Eleonora Agnes.
Mr. Cochran Patrick is a Magistrate for the cos. of
Ayr and Renfrew, and a D.L. of co. Ayr.
iltllCaSC. — This is the younger branch of the family of
Patrick of Trearne.
The late William Charles Richard Cochran Patrick, who
was 2nd son of Robert Patrick, of Trearne and Hessilhead,
Inspector-General of Army Hospitals, by Harriet, 2nd dau. of
the late Gen. Gardiner, and niece of Luke, Lord Mountjoy, m.
1841, Agnes, eldest dau. of the late William Cochran, of Lady-
land and Belltrees, by Catherine, eldest dau. of WilMam
Hamilton, of Craiglaw, co. Wigton. In terms of the entail of
the property of Ladyland, Mr. Patrick assumed the name and
arms of Cochran in addition to his own. He d. Nor. 1858,
having had issue.
Robert William, now of Ladyland.
Catherine Hamilton.
Harriet Gardiner.
Seats — Ladyland and Woodside, near Beith, co. Ayr.
PATRICK OF DUNMINNINa.
Patrick, John, Esq. of Dunminning, co. Antrim.
J.P., b. 28 June, 1802 ; m. 28 Jan. 1835, Grace, 4th
dau. of William Grihon, Esq. of Hillhead, co. Antrim,
J. P., and has had issue,
I. John (Gledheather, Glarryford, Belfast), b. 28 March,
1844; m. 6. Nov. 18C9, Augusta Mary, dau. of John
Davison, Esq. of Broughshane, co. Antrim, and has issue,
1 John, b. 31 Oct. 1871; 2 James Alexander, 6. 22 June,
187G; 3 Norman Colum, b. 30 Aug. 1878; 1 Augusta
Mary Grace; 2 Gertrude Emily, 6. 5 March, 1876.
II. John Patrick, jun.
I. Rose, d. IG Nov. 1861. ii. Isabella.
III. Margaret.
IV. Anne, m. 7 March, 1871, Richard Davison, Esq.,
late of Knoekboy, now of Ballymena, and has issue, WiUiam
Henry, 0. 1872.
fLtllCaflC. — This family Is of Scotch extraction, and
descends from a younger branch of the Ayrshire Patricks,
which joined the expedition to the North of Ireland (under
Hugh Montgomery, of Braidstane), where they subsequently
settled. The present Mr. Patrick's grandfather,
John Patrick, m. 1770, Elizabeth Boyle, and d. 1773,
leaving a son, the late
John Patrick, Esq., m. 10 Oct. 1795, Anne McKcan, by
whom (who d. 9 Oct. 1859) he had issue,
John, now of Dunminning.
James Barnett.
Isabella, m. 1813, John A. Brown, Esq., of Philadelphia,
and d. 1819, leaving issue.
Anne, d. 20 Aug. 1860. Eliza.
Mr. Patrick d. 23 Sept. 1858.
Arms — Arg., a saltier sa. between a cinqucfoil in chief,
and a crescent in base gu., and on either side an eagle's head,
erased az. on a chief of the second three roses of the fii'st.
Crest — A dexter hand ppr. holding a saltier sa.
/Seat— Dunminning, near Ballymena, co. Antrim.
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PATTENSON OF IB0RND2TT.
Ttlden-Pattenson, William Hodges, Esq. of
Ibornden, Kent, J. P., late Capt. Unattached, served
in the 25th King's Own Borderers, b. 12 March,
1822 ; m. 9 Aug. 1854, Eliza Matilda, only child of
the Rev. James Boys, Rector of Biddeuden, Kent,
and late Chaplain H.E.I.C.'s Madras Establishment,
and has had issue,
I. William Boys, J.P. for Kent, b. 31 May, 1S55.
II. Arthur Henry, b. 30 Sept. 1856.
III. Ernest Cooke, b. 1 Dec. 1858 ; d. 8 April, 1859.
IV. James Fitzherbert, 6.7 Feb. 1860.
V. Walter Twisden, 6. 28 Nov. 18G1 ; d. 28 Dee. ISHI.
VI. Ernest Hugh, b. 12 Nov. 1863 ; d. 17 June, 1875.
vii. Edwin Cooke, b. 10 Dec. 1871.
I. Alice Rebecca.
iLilVCajIC.— For early pedigree, see Ttlden of Mllsted.
The Rev. Richard Cooke Tylden, M.A., Rector of Milstecl
and Frinsted, 3rd son of the Rev. Richard Osborne Tylden, of
Milsted, by Deborah his wife, dau. and heir of Daniel May,
Esq., m. 1789, Sarah, 2nd dau. of Thomas Thurston, Esq. of
Willesborough, and assumed by sign manual, in 1799, the
surname and arms of Pattenson, in compliance with the will
of his wife's kinsman, William Pattenson, Esq., of Ibornden,
who d. iinm. 1799, only son and heir of William Pattenson,
Esq. of Ibornden, by Frances his wife, dau. of John Beale,
Esq. of Bredgar, whose elder dau., Elizabeth, m. Mathew
Thurston, and was mother of Thomas Thurston, Esq. of
Willesborough, father of Mrs. Tylden. By Sarah his wife, Mr.
Tylden Pattenson had issue,
Cooke, of Ibornden, his lieir.
William Thurston, Rector of Frinsted and MOsted, cZ. wnm.
1821.
Frederick Osborne, d. young, 1811.
Eliza, d. 1855.
Mary, m. the Rev. Charles Chisholm, Rector of South-
church, Essex ; she d. 24 Feb. 1875.
Frances, m. John Milncr, Esq. of Preston Hall, Aylesford,
near Maidstone, who d. one month after succeeding his j
elder brother in that estate; his wife d. Nov. 1866.
Mr. Tylden Pattenson d. 1819, and was s. by his son,
Cooke Tylden Pattenson, Esq. of Ibornden, Kent, J.P, j
and D.L., Brevet Lieut. -Col. in the army, 6. 6 Oct. 1790;]
m. 1st, 12 June, 1821, Anne Rebecca, eldest dau. of the late]
Thomas Law Hodges, Esq. of Hcmsted, and by her (whod.
11 Feb. 1S3G) had issue,
William Hodges, now of Ibornden.
John Cooke, h. 25 April, 1823, M.A., late Rector of St. Anne'B, |
Sutton Bnnnington, and late perpetual Curate of Kingston-
on-Soar, Notts.
Henry Thomas, Lieut. Bengal Horse Art., b. 13 May, 1824,1
served during the Sutlej campaigns, and was engaged in <
the battles of Aliwal and Sobraon ; d. at Loodianah,
13 March, 1848.
Julia Anne, d. June, 18.'i9.
Caroline Mary, m. 3 June, 1858, James Milne Walker^
Esq., Major Suffolk Militia Art.
Lieut.-Col. Pattenson m. 2ndly, 1 Sept. 1840, Emily, 4th dau I
of Osborne Tylden, Esq. of Torre Hill, Kent, which ladyij
27 Dec. 1870. He served in the 43rd Light Infantry and Bifl'
Brigade throughout the Peninsular Campaigns, and d. 23 Jsn
1858.
PAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
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Armf — Ar?., on a foss pa. a buRlc horn stringod of the
fiolil between two ticurs-de-lis or, quartering Tvlden. Crest
— A camel's head erased sa. bezantee. Motio — Kincm rcspice.
Seat — Ibomden, Biddcnden, Staplehurst, Kent.
PATTON OF CLAYTON PSIORY.
Pattox, Ctexekal Walter Docglas Puillipps,
of Claytou Priory, Sussex, Col. 7-ith Ilighlanders,
Knt. of the Jledjklic, and formerly Brigadiir- Gun.
in Burmah, b. 1 July, 1821 ; s. liis father, 1876 ;
«i. 23 April, 1855, Julia, only dau. of Sir Howard
Elphinstone, Bart., and has had issue,
r Walter Dcnman Elphinstone, b. 10 April, lSu9; d. 2 June,
1861.
ir. IlERnERT Bethcse, 2nd Lt. 3rd Hussars, h. 30 May, 18C0-
HI. Douglas Elphinstone Bcihune, 0. 17 Au;,'. laG7.
I. Julia Elphinstone, d. 185G .
II. Anne Florence Louisa Mary Eethune.
iltltragc. — Col. IIe.nbt Patton, Cth Eoyal Regt.,
of Clatto, CO. Fife, eldest surviving son of Andrew Patton,
Esq. of Springfield, co. Donegal (the grant of which manor
lands to a remote ancestor says they were gained by
Talour on the field of battle), to. 1747, Mary, only surviving
child and heiress of Henry Bethime, Esq. of Clatto and Xydie,
CO. File, descended from a younger branch of the family of
Maximilian de Bethune, Due de Sully, Minister of Henry IV.
of France. The lands of Blebo, <fec., were, in 1781, left by
Henry Bethune, Esq. of Clatto, to his sister, Mr.s. Patton, and
the heirs male of her and her husband, but this bequest was
reversed by the Lords of Council at Edinburgh in 1815.
Col. Patton had issue,
James Scsanxau Patton, Esq. of Clatto, co. Fife, and of
the Prior)', Lichfield, J.P. and D.L., 6. at sea on board "The
Susannah" transport, 17 April, 1753, Major 93rd Highlanders,
and Col. Staffordshire Volunteers ; m. 13 Jan. 1780, Merrial,
only child and heiress of Thomas Docksey, Esq. of Snetsone,
CO. Derby, J. P., niece of the celebrated David Garrick, and
bad issue, with seven daus. unm.,
Henry, Lieut. 1st Royals, 6. 30 Nov. 17S0; d. unm., ofwoundsi
in Egypt, 19 June, 1801.
Peter, Capt.IRoyal Engineers. 6. 4 March, 1783; d. unm., of
wounds at the siege of Badajoz, IG July, lisll.
James, Midshipman R.N., b. 1791, uniu., drowned whilst at
sea in charge of a prize ship, 1810.
Thomas, late of Bishop's Hall.
Kichard, (/. 186'2; r,i. Hannah, dau. of — Cullen, Esq., and
had a son, who d. young.
John, R.N., b. 24 Nov. 1793; d. 1360.
Maria Elizabeth, deceased.
Marv, Hi. Lieut.-Col. Elliott, and is deceased.
Susan, deceased.
Merrial, m. — Dodson, Esq., J.P. of Sussex, and has issue.
Emma, m. the Rev. Richard Winsloe.
Charlotte, m. (the late) Sir William Palmer, Bart.
Col. Patton d. ISI'2, and was s. by his 5th, but eldest surviving
son,
Thomas Patton, of Bishop's Hull and Stoke Court,
Somerset, Commander EN., ?*. 5 Nov. 1792; m. \ July, 1819,
Matilda, only dau. of Rev. Richard Winsloe, Rector of Ruishton,
Somerset, and Forberry, Cornwall (by Catherine his wife,
Bister of the late John Walter, Esq., M.P., of Bearwood, Berks),
and had issue,
I. Walteb Docglas PniLLipps, of Clagton Priory.
If. Herbert Winsloe. Capt. R.A.. 6. 21 May, 1823 ; m. 'Mary,
dau. of Charles Gilloid, Esq., niece ol the late Lord Gifforil,
and d. s. p.
ni. Henry Bethune, of Stoke Court, J.P., 6. 14 Feb. ISS."),
late Capt. 27th Inniskillings m. 1st, 4 April, 18Gn, Clara
id. 1863) youngest dau. of William Fripp, Esq., of The
Grove, Teignmouth, J. P., and D.L., and has issue,
Henbt Bethune, d. 30 Oct. 1861; and Clara Fripp Agnes
Bethune.
He m., 2ndly, in 187.'», Georgiana Emma Minct, dau. of
Charles William Minet, Esq., J. P., of Baldwyns aud Caple,
Kent, and Castle Hill, Dorset, ai.d has issue.
Bethune Minet, b. 1876.
IV. Lionel Thomas, 6. 20 June, 1839, Capt. 2nd Somerset
Militia; m. Oct. 1860, Annette, dau. of — Isaac, Esq., and
ha", issue, Thomas Lionel, 6. 17 July, 18G2; F.rncst Lionel
Winsloe, 6. 14 Dec. ISOo: and Florence Annette, deceased.
V. Aubrey de Lisle, late Capt. 14th regt. ; 6. 27 July, 1841 ;
m. 20 April, 1863, Agne.«, dau. of William Corbctt, Esq.,
and has issue, Aubrey, b. 13 Feb. 1864.
I. Emma MatiMa, w. Lieut. -Col. Rawlins, Madras army,
of Gunter's Grove, Somerset, J. P., and has issue a son
and a dau.
II. Clara Agnes.
III. Matilda Winsloe, m. Cranstonn Adamn, Esq., son of the
late Gen. Sir George P. Adams, K.C.B., and has issue, two
sons and one dau.
IV. Isabella, m. Theobald Walsh, Esq., J. P., eldest son of the
late Rev. T. Walsh, of Griniblethorp Hall, co. Leicester.
Capt. Patton acted as Aide-dc-Camp to Capt. Sir Nisbctt
Willoughby, K.C.B., in the action between the "Nereide" and
five French frigates, was severely wounded, and detained a
prisoner at the Mauritius. He d. 1876.
Arm»—Az., a sword arg. hilted or, between three crescents
of the second. Ci-e^ — .K hawk arg. Motto — Virtute adepta.
Seat — Clayton Priory, Uurstpicrpoint, Sussex.
PAUNCEFOTE OP PEESTON COUHT,
Pavxcefote, Beenaed, Esq. of Preston Court,
CO. Gloucester, of Her Majestv's Civil SciTice at
IMadras, b. IL Jan. 1820; m. 5 July, 1817, Eliza
Louisa, dau. of Ilenry Phillips, Esq., and has issue,
I. Ber.vabd, b. 23 June, 1843.
I. Eleanor, 6. 25 May, lSu3. ii. Clara, b. 27 Nov. 1£58.
iLfltCiltir— The family of Pauncefote, whose surname has
been ut different periods variously written, is of great antiquity.
Beksard Pacncevolte being mentioned in Domesday Book as
a considerable proprietor at Festerfield, in co. Wilts, and in
the hundred of Sunburne, in co. Hants, and as holding of the
King in capite.
Richard PArscEroxE obtained from IIenkt III., in the
33rd year of his reign, a grant of the manor of Hasfield, co.
Gloucester, and according to Camden, "built a fair house at
this Hasfield, called Pauncefote Court, and his ancestors were
possessed of fair lands there in the Conqctror's time." This
estate was transmitted in uninterrupted succession to his
posterity until the beginning of the 17th century. He had
issue by Isabel his wife,
Sir Grimald Pacnckfote, Knt., m. Sibillu, dau. and heiress
of the Lord of the Manor of Crickhowell, co. Brecon. The
early history and pedigree of the family are to be found in
Collections Rdating to the Farnilg of Pauncefote, Lambeth Pal.
Lib., M.S. 1221 ; Genealogical Notices of tlie Favaily of Paunce-
fote, by Sir George Pauncefote, Bart. ; also in Rudder's
Gloucestershire, txnd Atkyn's Gloucestershire, tit. "Pauncefote
of Preston."
William PAtTNCEFOTE, Esq. of Carswalls, co. Gloucester, m.
20 Jan. 169G, Sarah, dau. of Roljert WyUle, Esq. of the Middle
Temple, and had issue,
William, who d. s. />., buried at Preston Court.
Anne, lii. — Lilly, Esq., and d. n. p.
Sarah, in. William Bromley, of Abbcrley Lodge, co. Wor-
cester, and nad issue, Henry, Robert, and Thomas, who all
d. .«. p.
Elizabeth, to. William Howe, Esq. of Beckingham, co.
Lincoln (whose mother, Rupcrta, was the natural dau. of
Prince Rupert), and had issue an only dau., Mary, who m.
18 Aug. 1747, Sir George S.mith, Bart, of East Stoke, co.
Notts.
Sir George Smito, Bart., was High Sheriff for co. Not-
tingham 1753. Of his two younger brothers, John and Abel,
the former was the grandfather of Robert Pauncefote, Esq. of
Preston Court (hereinafter mentioned), and the latter was
great grandfather of the present Lord Carrington. By his
marriage with Mary Howe he hud issue a son.
Sir George Smith (2nd bart.), of East Stoke, and of Cars-
walls, by royal sign manual dated 7 Feb. 1778, who, in com-
pliance with the request of his maternal kinsman, Robert
Bromley, Esq. of Abberley, assumed the surname and arms of
Bromlet, and succeeding at the death of that gentleman t«
the whole of the estates of the family of Pauncefote, ho
ol)t3ined a royal license, dated 6 April, 1S03, to enable him to
assume the surname and arms of Pacncefote. He afterward-;
reassumed the surname of Bromlet, which has been retained
by his issue [see Bcbke's Peerage and Saronetagr, Bromlet,
Bart.). Under his will, however, the estate of Preston Court
devolved upon his cousin, Robert Smith, Esq. of Worcester
Coll. Oxford (a son of Thomas Smith, Esq. of Gcaling Hall,
Notts, and Foelalt, co. Cardigan, who was High Sheriff for tho
latter co. 1807), together with the surname and arms of
Pauncefote, confirmed to him by royal liccuse dated 13 Dec.
1808. This
Robert Pauncefote, Esq. of Preston Court, r,i. Emma, dan.
of R. Smith, Esq., and hud issue,
I. Robert, 6. 3 Feb. 1319; </. loim. 14 Nov. 12:7.
n. Blc.nabd, present reprcscnUilive.
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PAV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PAW
in. Julian (Sir), of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law,
Assistant Under Secretary of State at the Foreign OfBce,
late Assistant Under Secretary of State for the Colonics.
Keccived the honour of knighthood 1874. Was formerly
Attorney-General of Hong Kong, and afterwards Chief
Justice of the Leeward Islands ; b. 13 Sept. 1828; m. 14
Sept. 1859, Selina Fitzgerald, dau. of the late Major William
Cubitt, of Catfield, Norfolk, and has issue,
1 Maud, b. 1 June, ISii'i. '.J Sybil, b. 30 Dec. 1872.
3 Lilian, h. 30 June, ISJb. 4 Audrey, b. 21 July, 1876.
I. Clara, m. Aug. 1842, Admiral William Popham, of Stour-
field, CO. Hants, eldest son of tiie late Admiral Sir Home
Popham, and has issue,
1 Bernard Brunswick Home, b. 21 Dec. 1843.
2 Harcourt Francis Pauncefote, R.N., b. 24 Feb. 1845.
II. Matilda Theodora, m. Sept. 1842, Charles John Luchmann-
Falkenau, of Falkenau, in Silesia, and has issue,
1 Robert Waldemar.
1 Marie Hclene, vi. Baron F. von Zadlitz, of Kynau, Silesia.
2 Clara, -no. Count Bcruhard von Schweiuitz, of Berghof,
Silesia.
Arms — Gu., three lions rampant arg., two and one. Crest —
A lion rampant ducally crowned ppr., holding in his paws an
eseocheon or, charged with a wild wolf's head ppr. Motto —
Pensez forte.
iSeaJ— Preston Court, co. Gloucester.
EUSSELL-PAVIER OF HAMMEEWICH
AND HEATON MOOR.
Etjssell-Pavier, William Adet, Esq. of Ham-
merwich co. Stafford, and Newlands, Heatou Moor,
CO. Lancaster, Capt. dOtli Lancaster Rifle Volunteers,
h. 18 March, 1845 ; m. 7 April, 1870, Mary Ellen,
dan. of Joseph Sale, Esq. of Litchurch Lodge, Derby,
and grand-dan. of William Sale, Esq. of Barrow, co.
Derby, and has issue,
I. Herbert Arthur, 6. 2 June, 1S72.
II. Douglas Sale, b. 19 March, 1874.
I. Gertrude Ellen, b. 3 Feb. 1871.
II. Edith Mary, b. 18 May, 187G.
ILtUCilSC.— John RnssELL, Esq., tZ. Marcli, 1853, leavingby
Mary his wife (who d. Sept. 18G2) a son,
Addison Russell, Esq., d. 7 F'eb. 1853; m. 22 Feb. 1844,
Susan, dau. of William Adey, Esq. of Chorley Place, near
Lichfield, by whom (who d. 28 Aug. 1858) he had issue,
I. William Adey, now of Hammcrwich and Heaton Moor.
I. Harriet, m. 2 Feb. 1870, James HarniarSomerville, Esq. of
Bloxwich, near Walsall, and d. 22 June, 1873.
II. Elizabeth Addison. in. Mary Jane.
Arms — 1st and 4th, sa., three fusils in fess or, between two
flaunches of the last, each charged with a mallet of the first, a
chief chequey of the second and gu., for Paviek; 2nd and 3rd,
arg., a fess dancettee erm. between three crosses-crosslet
fitchee in chief, and two in base sa., for Kussell. Crests — 1st,
Paviee : Two arms embowed ppr. vested above the elbow arg.,
that on the dexter holding a chisel, and that on the sinister a
mallet also ppr. ; 2nd, Russell: In front of two palm branches
salterwise vert a fret or, thereon a martlet sa. Motto — Quo
fata vocant.
Re&idencc — Newlands, Heaton Moor, Stockport.
PAW SON OF SHAWDON.
Pawson, William John, Esq. of Shawdon,
Northumberland, Lord of the Manor of Titlington,
High Sheriff Northumberland, 1861, b. 5 Dec.
1817 ; ni. 25 Oct. 1813, Frances, dau. of William
Eife, Esq. (she d. 10 Sept. 1854), and has issue,
I. William HABnRAVE, J.P., b. 6 Aug. 1846, late Lieut. 12ih
Lancers, ra. 30 June. 1877, Hon. Emily Violet Jeivis,
youngest dau. of Carnegie, 3i'd Viscounr. .St. Vincent, and
has issue, William Habgrave, John Jervis, twins, b.
10 Sept. 1878.
I, Mary Ann Pawson Hargrave, m. 17 Sept. I3G8, SlrWilliam
G. H. T. Ramsay Fairfax, Bart.
ILilTCJlfJC» — The Pawsons, a family of antiquity in York-
shire, are first mentioned leap. Henbv IV.. aaao 1405.
Richard Pawson, \iv\ngtcini>. Hcsby VIII., by JClizabcth
his wife, had issue, William, w. and had issue. Chrisiopl'.cr.
Thomas; John, of whom presently, Anthony, OUvei , Rich.uJ,
Grace, r,i. — Teale ; and Anne
John Pawson, Esq. of Leeds, co.York, the 4ih son. by his
will, proved 24 April, 1577, directed his body to be buried in
the parish church of Leeds. Bv Ann Jiis wile, he had an only
son and successor,
Christopher Pawson, Esq. of Leeds, d. 1032. lie r-i. Jane,
dan. of Richard Wilkinson, and by her (who d. 1634) had issue,
Samuel, of York, to. Mary, dau. of Elias Micklethwaite, Lord
Mayor of York; Henry, of whom presently; Richard; Thomas,
TO. and hadissu'j; William, living in Portugal, 1632; Ellen, ?)i.
Richard Holmes ; Elizabeth, to. T. Bacon ; Anne, m. John
Lawrence, of York; Priscilla; Jane; Mary; Grace, and Frances.
Henry Pawson, Esq. of Leeds, the 2nd son, b. 1585, pur-
chased lands of Henry Neville, Esq. He to. Miss Alice
Clarkson, and d. in I66I, having had issue,
I. Christopher, of Leeds, in. Susan, dau. and co-heiress of Mr.
Alderman Henry Roundell, of the same place, and (/. 12 Nov.
1GII4, leaving issue,
1 Henry, of Leeds, in. Sarah, dau, and co-heiress of Richard
Becne, of Bedstone, but rf. s. p.
2 Samuel, (L at Conimendam, in Guinea.
3 Christopher, ia. Blary, dau. of William Sprentall, and left
an only son and heir,
Henry, of Ailerton Gledhow, near Leeds, m. Ann, dau. of
Hugh Sleigh, Esq., andcJ. 3 Nov. 1733, learing two daus.
and co-heirs,
Elizabeth, Hi. John Preston, Esq., and d. s. p.
Anne, eventually sole heiress, m. 1759, William Wilson,
Esq. of Ailerton Gledhow {jure uxoris), and had an
only dau. and heiress,
Anne Wilson, to. 1784, Thomas Dalton, Esq., who
assumed in 1817, on inheriting the estates of the
family of NorclilTe, that surname.
1 Elizabeth, r,i. Richard Powell, of Leeds.
n. Samuel. iii. Scth, of Leeds, m. and had issue.
IV. Henry, of whom presently. v. John, of York, d. 1677.
I. Alice. II. Ann, m. Thomas Day
Henry Pawson, Esq., the 4th son, in. Sarah, dau. of Henry
Leeds, Esq., and by her left (vsrith two daus., Alice, to. John
Beckett, Esq., Lord Mayor of York, and Sarah, wife of —
Wilberforce, Esq. of co. Yorlc) a son and successor,
Elias Pawson, Esq., Lord Mayor of York in 1704, to. Mary,
dau. of William Dyiieley, Esq. of that city, andd. 1715, leaving
issue, inter alios,
Henry, also Lord Mayor of York, m. 23 Aug. 1720, Catherine,
only dau. of Admiral Robert Fairfax, M.l?., of Steeton and
Newton Kyme. John, of whom presently.
John Pawson, Esq., to. 1732, Mary, dau. of Nathanial liar-
grave, Esq. of Shawdon Castle, in Northumberland, and had
issue,
John, his heir.
Nathaniel, Major in the army, d. unin. at Scringapatam.
Mary, d. unm. 1766. Sarah, d. young.
Mr. Pawson d. 5 Nov. 1747, and was s. by his elder son,
John Pawson, Esq., Capt. in the Northumberland Militia,
TO. 1770, Elizabeth, only child of R. Foggin, Esq., by whom he
had issue,
George, his heir. John, d. s. p. I8I6.
William, ,1. his elder brother.
Eliza, d. young. Elizabeth, to. William Harvey, Esq.
BIr. Pawson dying 28 Feb. 1802, was s. by his eldest son,
George Pawson, Esq., b. 3 Sept. 1771, who assumed by sign
manual, in 1817, on succeeding to the Shawdon estates, the
additional surname and arms of Hargrave. He m. 1st, in 1805,
Sojihia Ann, dau. of Rev. Henry Latten, Vicar of Woodham,
which lady d. 30 April, 1813. He m. 2ndly, Ann Frances, dau.
of James Collingwood, Esq. of Morpeth, and widow of T.
Currell, Esq., but d. s. p- 29 Dec. I8I7, when the estates
devolved upon his brother,
William Pawson, Esq., b. 14 May, 1780; m. 9 Jan. 1817,
Mary Ann, dau. of Rev. Robert Trotter, of Morpeth, by whom
he had issue,
William John, his heir.
Mary Ann, d. xinm. in 1844.
Mr. Pawson served for a considerable time in the royal navy.
He was High Sheriff of Northumberland, 1826. He c/. 5 Jan.
1854, and was s. by his only son, the present William JohM
Pawson, Esq. of Shawdon.
^amilg of ^argra&f.
Nathaniel Hargrave, Esq. of Shawdon Castle, ))?. Sarah,
dau. and co-heiress of William Carter, Esq. of Kirbywiske, co.
York, and d. 1724, leaving issue, JjL'i
I. James, who succeeded. ™ '
I. Mary, to. as above, John Pawson, Esq.
James Hargrave, Esq. of Shawdon, the only son. High
Sheriff of Northumberland, 1738, to. Priscilla, dau. and co-
heiress of William Bonner, Esq. of St. Anthony's, and d. 1777,
leaving an only son,
William Hargrave, Esq. of Shawdon, h. I7SG, High Sheriff
TAY
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of Korthumbcrlan J, 1783. and senior D.L. He in. Cathcrinr, I
duu. and co-hcircss of Samutl Shidds, Esq., and d. ». p. 1817, ;
bequeathinff all his estates to his relative, George I'awson, j
Esq., with rcniiiinUer to William Tawson, Ksq., and his lieirs. '
Ai-r>is — Quarterly: 1st 'and 4th, quarterly indented az. and |
ffti. on a tVss ermine between three biieks eoumnt or, as many
ma-scles of the first ; 2nd and 3rd, ermines, two ehevronels be-
tween three lions' gambs cnased or. Cx.o'j— 1st, A buck's head
erased at the neck, quarterly indented arg. and gu. attired sa.,
charged with four roundels couiiterehanged ; "Jnd, Amount
vert, and thereon a hart cliarged with the sun in splendour.
Motto — Favente Deo.
£cati— iiUandon and Titliu^ton Hall, Northumberland.
TAYHT'EIi. OF BOSKENNA.
Patn'ter, Cambokxe, IIaweis, Esq. of Bostcnna,
Cornwall, b. 25 Jan. 186i ; s. his father lt>75.
JLtnCilQC. — This family settled at a remote era at
Lithney, co. Cornwall, where the monuments of its mem-
b«rs are numerous. It afterwards acquired Deverell, in the
neigHkonring parish of Gwinear ; and subsequently Trelissick,
in the adjoining district of St. Erth.
William Cambokse, alias I'atnteb, Esq. of Deverell. co.
ComTall, obtained a grant of arms from Ganer King of Arms,
22 July, 1569. He »i. Eleanor Wilton, and had six sons,
I. Gbobge Camdobke, alia/! Paynter, of whose line we treat.
II. William. III. Jolin. iv. Thoin:is.
V. Da\ia, ancestor of tUc I'aimees of Dale, co. Vtmbroke,
whose representative.
Da via KcNWA Patkteb, Esq., m. Sophia Katherine, only
dau. and heiress of Howell Price, Esq. of Berthlewydd, co.
Carmarthen, by Katherine his wife (il. 1805), widow of
Henry, 4th Lord Aylmer, dau. of Sir Charles Whitworth,
Knt. of Leybourne, Kent, and sister nf Charles Earl Whit-
worth, Lord Lieut, of Ireland 1813-1817 : they had issue,
Howell Price, C.B., Col. 24th regt., m. 21 April, 1846,
Eleanor Krunces, dau. of George Bradshaw, Esq. of Pegs-
borough, CO. Tipperary, Capt. 5th Dragoon Guards, and
d. of wounds received at the battle of CluLlianwallah,
India.
James Aylmer, Vice-Admiral. 6. 21 Oct. 1814; Midship-
man of H.JI.S. " Genoa," at Navarino ; m. April. 1848,
Frances, only chUd of the late Henry Chapman Mc
Veagh, Esq., aud widow of Lieut.-Col. John Henry Slade,
1st Dragoon Guards, eldest son of Sir John Slade, Bart.,
of Maunsel, Somerset. Admiral Paynter was elected
Mayor of the city of Bath, Nov. 1874: d. 17 Dec. 1876.
David William, C.B., Major-Gen. K.A., m. the only dau.
of Col. William Feiiwick,R.E., C.B. of Laverstock, Hants.
Frederick, Lieut. E.I.C.S., d. in India.
Sophia, in. IS Dec. 1839, Sir Henry Caldwell, Bart.,
Count of Milan, of Castle Caldwell, to. Fermanagh, d.
13 Oct. 1858.
Eose Caroline, m. 18 Feb. 1840, Sir Charles Brune Gravcs-
Sawle, Bart., of Penrice, co. Cornwall (see Bcbke's
PfArage and Baronetage).
VI. Henry.
Geobce Fatnteb (the eldest son of William Camborne,
alias Paynter), m. 29 April, 1505, Anne Anthorne, and
was father of William Patxteb, Esq., m. 1632, Jane, dau.
of Bichard Keigwin, of Penzance, and had issue, i. Arthur,
of Trelissick, whose granddau. and heiress, Mart Paynter,
of Trelissick, m. John Hearle, Esq. ; and ii. Fbances, of whom
we are about to treat. The 2nd son,
Francis Patnteb, Esq. of Boskenna, to. Margaret Paw-
lett, of Kilnburn, in Sliddlesex, and had a dau., Margaret,
m. her cousin, Francis Paynter, of Trelissick, and was
mother of the heiress Mary Paynter, and a son, Francis
Pat.ster, Esq. of Boskenna, ra. Mrs. Mary Hawkey, and was
father of
Fbakcis Patnteb, Esq. of Boskenna, m. Mary Gully, and
was s. by his son,
James Patnteb, Esq. of Boskenna, m. 1787, Bliss Wether-
head, and by her (who d. 1838) left at his decease,
in 1800, two SODS, Jou.s, of Boskenna, who d. unm. 1848;
and
TH0MA3 PAT.VTtn, Esq. of Boskenna, 6. 24 July, 1794;
m. 21 Oct. 18;;8, Ann, only dau. of the late Aaron Moody, Esq.
of Kingsdon, Somerset, and had issue,
Beoinald Heable, late of Boskenna.
Camborne Hastings, 6. 11 Feb. 1836; d. 4 Oct. 1?54.
Mr. Paynter d. 20 April, 1803, and was s. by his eldest son,
Begisald Hearle Patnteb, Esq. of Boskenna, 6. 21 Oct.
1831 ; m. 8 Dec. 1858, Mary Davies, dau. of Kev. J. O. W.
Haweis, of Colwood, Sussex, andW. 16 Feb. Is70, Icdvingissuc.
I. Camborne Haweis. now of Boskcniia.
u. Hugh Haweis, 6. 14 Nov. lbC5.
Arm» — Az., three blocks arg., each charged with an an-
nulet sa., quartering, gu.. a lion rampant arg., for Price ;
arg., a bend sa., in the sinister chief point a garb gu. for
Wuitwortu. CiV.w—Three broken broad arrows or, knit with
a lace and mantlet gu. dou'oledarjj. Motto — JS'onum prematur
in annum.
6V<(«— Boskenna, near Penzance. Laidcnce—lZ, GrosTenor
Place, Bath
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PAYNTER OF CAMBORNE HOUSE.
Paynteu, William, Esq. of Camborne House,
Richmond, Surrey, M.A., J.r. and D.L. for Middle-
sex, J. P. for Surrey, 13arri»tcr-at-Law, b. 30 Dec.
1790 ; m. 15 March, lSi'5, Auue Berdmore, dau. of
Thomas Feutou Best, Esq. of Fenton Culvert, and
Fenton Springs, Leek (eldest son of Kev. Whitting-
hara Be?t, Viear of Suiibury, and grandson of Rev.
Henry Best, J. P., Prebendary of Lincoln), and eo-
heiress of her paternal grandmother, iirs. Sarah
Best, the dau. aud heir of Thomas Fenton, Esq. of
Hollin House, co. Staflord, and has issue,
I. Samcel, 6. 9 Jan. 182C.
II. William Camborne (Rev.), 6. 2 May, 1830; m. 3 Junn,
1856, Helen, eldest dau. of H. H. Toulmin, Esq. of Child-
wickbury, Herts.
III. George, 6. 14 June, 1831, Major, late of the King's
Dragoon Guards.
IT. Henry Grosvenor, H.E.I.C.S. Civil Service, 6. 11 Doe.
1833; m. 15 Oct. I8C3, Emily, youngest dau. of John
Hopkins, Esq. of Tidmarsh House, Bucks.
V. John, late Capt. Scots Guards, i,i. 1876, Margarc-i,
granddau. of J. Farquharson, Esq. of Langton, Dorset.
I. Eliza Anne, in. 1849, Thomas Fletcher Twemlow, Esq.,
eldest son of Francis Twemlow, E^q., of Betley Court, co.
Stafford,
n. Annie Maria, m. 1855. Sir Courtenay Honywood, Bart.,
who d. April 1878, leaving issue. iii. Emily.
ILiUCatJC.— This family claims to be a junior branch of
that long seated at Boskenna. Tbe property of Saint Issey,
still in the family, has been held by them for generations.
AVilliaji Patnteb, of Trenance, Saint Issey, Cornwall, m.
and had nine sens and one dau. The eldest son, William,
d. s. p. ; the second son, Francis, was father of John, who
d.s.p., and of Eev. Samuel Paynter, of Stoke Hill, Surre.v,
Lord of the Manor of Saint Issey, CornwaU. Tiio ninth and
youngest son of William, of Trenance,
Samctel Patnteb, Esq. of Camborne House, Eiohmond,
acquired estates in Middlesex and Surrey, was J. P. for both
counties, and served as High Sheriff of the latter 1838. He
rn. 1st, 19 Jan. 1797, Anne, dau. of William Butler, Esq., by
whom he had issue,
I. William, now of Camborne House.
1. Eliza, )n. her cousin, the licv. Samuel Paynter, late
Hector of Stoke next Guildford, Surrey, and d. 28 Dec.
1814, leaving issue,
1 Francis (Rev.), Kectr.r of Stoke next Guildford, 6. 24 Jan.
1836; m. 29 Sept. 1804, Julia Mary Anne, 2nd dau. of
WiUiam Porter, Esq. of Hembury Fort, Devon, J. P. and
D.L., and has surviving issue, Francis Samuel, 6.
18 March, 1800 ; Walter Abbott, 0. 25 June, 1871 ; Eliza;
and Julia Theodora.
1 Mary.
2 Sarah, m. 1SC5, Eyre Lloyd, Esq., and has two sons,
Samuel and Eyre. 3 Anne.
He m. 2ndly, Mary, youngest dau. of Richard Pcnn, Esq.,
formerly one of the proprietary and hereditary Governors of
the province of Pennsylvania, and grandson of the celebrated
William Penn, Founder of Philadelphia. Mr. Paynter d. 24
July, 1844.
Arms — Az., three blocks arg. each charged with nn an-
nulet sa. Crest — Three broken arrows or, knit with a lace, and
mantlet gu. doubled arg.
Town H'siilenc^ — Xo. 21, Belgrave Square. Country i^.»>
(fence — Camborne House, Richmond, Surrey.
PEACH OF TOCKINGTON.
Peach, The Eev. Chaeles PiEKREroxT, of
Toekington, co. Gloucester, Vicar of Applcton-le-
Street, co. York, b. 19 Feb. 1829 ; m. 19 Jan. 18G0,
Agnes Lucy, dau. of George Legard, Estj. of E-st«
horpe, Malton, and has issue,
I. James Legard, 0. 3 July, ISOl.
II. George Cruger, 6. 2 Oct. Is68.
1. Mary Emily. ii. Ellin Agnes. lU. C!ara So;;.
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JLincaSC— The Kev. James Jaevis Cleavee, son of
John Cleaver, D.D., Vicar of Malton, by Jane Fenton his
wife, tools the name of Peach at the death of Samuel Peach
Peach, Esq. of Tockington, in 1845. He m. 1S20, Ellin
SybillaPeach, dau. of Samuel Peach Peach, Esq. ofTocUing-
tm, and d. 17 Feb. 1864, leaving by her (who d. 27 Dec. 1867),
James Peach Peach, of Tockington, b. 11 May, 1821 ; d. 20
Jan. lsG7.
Charles Pierbepont Peach, now of Tockington.
Mary Ellin Cleaver, m. 16 Jan. 1844, the licv. Eohcrt
Miles, and has issue six sons and four daus.
Ellin Jane Peach, m. 7 June, 1860, the Eev. Francis
Warre, of Bere Kegis, Dorset, and has issue four daus.
Seat— Tcckington, near Bristol.
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KEIGHIiY-PEACH OF IDLICOTE HOUSE.
Keighlt-Peach, Henbt Peach, Esq. of Idlicote
House, CO. Warwick, J.P., S. 22 March, 183 i, late
Capt. in the Eoyal Horse Guards Blue, assumed
the name and arms of Peach m addition to liis
patronymic of Keighly (in accordance with tlie
will of "his late great-uncle, Samuel Peach, of Idlicote
House); m. 5 Aug. 1862, Lucy Isabella, 2nd dau. of
William Selby Lowndes, Esq. of Whaddon Hall,
Bucks, and has issite,
I. Henrt, b. 19 June, 1SC4.
II. Charles William, b. 23 Sept. 18C5.
I. Isabel Emma Maria.
II. Lucy Christiana. in. Florence Jessie.
ILinraClC.— Samuel Peach, Esq. of Idlicote House, 2nd
son of Samuel Peach, of Dunkirk House, co. Gloucester, pur-
chased the Idlicote estate. He ?)i. Amelia, 2nd dau. of James
Baillie, Esq., and d. without issue, 1832. He was «. hy his
younger brother, Charles Peach, a Col. in the E.I.C.'s Service,
w!io d. s. p. 1837, and was s. by his nephew, the late Major
Een3T Peach Keigiily. This gentleman,
Henrt Peach Keihiilt, Major. 3rd regt. Madras Light
Cavalry, and Judge Advocate-General of the Madras army,
was only son of James English Keighly, Esq. of the Bengal
Civil Service, by his 2nd wife, Sarah Christiana, eldest dau. of
the late Samuel Peach, Esq. of Dunkirk House, co. Gloucester.
He ra. Emma Spicer, 3rd dau. of the Key. William Godfrey
Euet, and d. Oct. 2837, having had issue,
Keighly Peach, now of Idlicote House.
Charles Gilliert Keighly, h. 1837.
Sarah Christiana, -.a. May, 1858, the Hon. Lucius Gary,
late an ofticer in the army, only son of Lucius, 9tli Viscount
Falkland.
.(4 ;iB5— Quarterly : Ist and 4th, for Peach, gu , between two
chevrons arg. three martlets of the second ; 2nd and 3rd, for
Kei:hlt, per bend engrailed sa. and arg. a fesse charged
with two mullets all counterchanged. Crests— A demi-lion
rampant erin. and gu. crowned or, clawed az., for Peach : A
griffin's head sa. langucd gu. charged with three mullets all
counterchanged. IHolto (For Peach) — Quicquid dignum
supiente bonoque est.
-beat— Idlicote House, Shipton-on-Stour.
PEACOCK OF SOUTH EAUCEBT.
See WiiLsoir.
PEACOCKE OF EFFORD PAEK.
Peacocke, Waheen Thomas, Esq. of Efford
Park, CO. Southampton, Lieut. Eifle Brigade, b.
1S32.
iLiuCnflf.— Ceobge Peacocke, Esq. of Graige, co.
Limerick, purchased an estate in the Durony of Poblc O'Brien,
in that co., iem'i^. Charles II., which was afterwards con-
firmed to him by the Crown under letters patent. He m.
Aphra, sister of John Maunsell, Esq. of Ballyvorine, in the
same co. ; who d. s. p. 1678. By his will, lodged for probate,
17 Feb. 1687, he devised all his estate to his nephew,
Eichard Peacocke, Esq. of Graige. formerly of Rothwell,
CO. York, who d. s. p. By his will dated 15 March, 3 William
III. and Mart II., and proved 3 April, 1691, he settled all his
estate on his brother,
James Peacocke, Esq. of Graige and Cahir Etna, now
Fort Etna, which latter place he leased to his stepson, Thomas
Goodricko, S April, 1720. He m. Mrs. Elizabeth Goodricke,
widow, and had isstie,
I. Edmoni>, of Graige, his heir, m. Sept. 1713, Alice dau. of
Alderman Thomas Ponsonby, of Cork, and sister of Richard
Ponsonby, Esq., of Crotto, co. Kerry, and d. 1734, leaving
two sons, James and Samuel.
II. George, of Baintic, co. Clare, and afterwards of Graige;
m. 1st (settlement dated 27 and 28 Sept. 1732) Mary, dau.
of Joseph Lavit, Alderman of the city of Cork, which lady
d. 1744. He d. 1775, having had issue,
1 Joseph (Sir), of Barntic, who was created a Baronet, 24
Dec. Ib02. Sir Joseph m. in 1761, Elizabeth, only dau.
of Thomas Cuffe, E.sq., M.P., of Grange, co. Kilkenny,
and d. 17 June, 1812, having had issue,
Natuaniel (Sir) 2nd bait, of Barntic, Lieut.-Col. in the
army, 6.3 Oct. 1769; m. 20 June, 1803, Henrietta,
eldest dau. of Sir John Morris, Bart, of Clasemont,
CO. Glamorgan, and by her (whotL 4 June, 1825) he Icit
at his decease, 1 Nov. 1847, with two daus., Elizabeth
Henrietta and Frances Emma (who d. 14 May, 1812), an
only son,
Joseph Francis (Sir), Srd hart, of Barntic, b. 1 July,
1805; rf. S.J). 1877.
William (Rev.)
Grace.
Eliza, m. 1800, Capt. J. O'Beirne, brother of Thomas
Lewis O'Beirne, D.D., Bishop of Mcath; d. 19 J«ly,
1851, aged 86. Philippa, d. 1842.
Christiana Emma, m. 1797, Francis Gore, Esq. of Oerry-
more, co. Clare, and <(. 14 July, 1855.
Mary, m. Major-Gen. Daniel O'Mcara.
Alicia Anne, m. 1815, T. Lawrence, Esq. of Bristol.
Georgina, killed by a fall from her horse, 16 May, 1811.
2 Marmaduke, of Cork, Capt. in the army ; d. s. p. in 1795.
3 William, of Llanfair, Anglesey, Col. of the Anglesey
Militia; m. 1770, Emma, dau. of Col. William Jones, of
Twyny, co. Carn;irvon ; and d. s. p.
4 Nathaniel, Lieut. R.N. ; d. in the East Indies.
Mr. Peacocke m. 2nd!y, in 1746, Mary, daa. and heir of
Thomas Sandford, Esq. of Saudford Court, co. Kilkenny,
and by her (who d. in 1778) had issue,
5 George, Capt. 7th foot, killed in America.
1 Mary, b. 1748; m. Marmaduke Peacocke, Esq. her
cousin.
2 Elizabeth, m. William Gardiner, M.D., of Armagh.
III. Marmaduke, of whom hereafter,
IV. William, living iUi^H. 1773.
V. Septimus, of Fort Etna (i-ce Peacocke of Fort Etna).
James Peacocke was dead in 1747, Avhen his estates were in
possession of his eldest son. His fourth son,
Marmaduke Peacocke, Esq. of London, d. at Hackney,
Middlesex, 1773, leaving, with other issue,
3IARMADUKE, his succcssor,
Nancy, m. George Keating Esq. of Moulton Park, co.
Northampton.
The son,
Marmadt;ke Peacocke, Esq. of London, to. his cousin,
Mary, dau. of George Peacocke, Esq. of Barntic, co. Clare,
and co-heiress of her mother, Mary Sandford, only dau. and
heiress of Thomas Sandford, Esq. of Sandford Court, co. Kil-
kenny and had issue,
1 Marmaduke Warren (Sir), K.C.H., K.T.S., a gen. officer;
d. .5. p.
2 George, to. 1st. Rachel, dau. of Sir John Dalling,
Bart., which lady rf. s. p. 1808; and 2ndly, Jemima, dau.
of Licut.-Col. J. Montagu Durnford, by whom he left at his
decease, 1851, a son, the present
George Montagu Warren Sandford, Esq. of Reeves Hall,
Essex, M.P. for Maldon, J.P. and D.L., M.A., '.. 1821,
Barrister-at-Law, who assumed by royal license, 1866, the
surname and arms of Sandford: he m. 1858, Augusta
Mary, dau. of .\lgcrnon Greville, Esq. (see Bcrke's Peer-
age, Warwick), and has issue (sie Sandford),
3 Sandford, m. Amelia, dau. of SirT. H. Apreece, Bart.
4 Richard, of whom hcreatter.
5 Stephen, Lieut.-Col. Scot Fusilier Guards ; to. Louisa, d.au.
and co-heir of Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq., M.P., and has
issue. 6 Thomas, Gon. in the Army, K.T.S.
7 John, an officer Scots Fusilier Guards ; deceased.
The fourth son,
Richard Peacocke, Vice-Admiral R.N., ra. Martha Louisa,
dau. of George Dacre, Esq. of Marwell Hall, co. SoutbamptoHi
and had issue,
Warren Richard, who s. him.
George, Col. in the army. ,
Admiral Peacocke d. 1846. His eldest son,
Warren William Richard Peacocke, of Efford Park, co.
Southampton, b. 1822; m. 1st, 1850, Cornelia Fredericade Roll,
youngest dau. of Rev. Frederick Shallett Lomax, of Nctley
Park, Surrey, and had issue,
I. Warren Thomas, his heir.
Mr. Peacocke m. 2ndly, 30 Sept. 1875, Georgina Theresa Ellen,
el-lest dau. of Frederick Richard West, Esq. of Ruthin CasUe,
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eldest son of lion. Frederick West, and grandson of John,
2nd Earl do La Warr; d. 1877, when lie was s. by his son,
Wabben Thomas Peacocke, now of ICfford Park.
ylrms— Quarterly, or and az., over all four lozenfros con-
joined in cross, between as many annulets all countereli:iii;;cd.
^/■(gt — A ciickatrice, wings erect vert. J/o(<o— Vincit Veritas.
&ttt— Kfford I'ark, Lymington, Hants.
♦
PEACOCKE OF FORT ETNA.
Peacocke, Goodricke Thom.\s, Esq. of Fort
William, co. Liniei'ick,»j. 15 March, 1860, Arabella,
(lau. of John Peter Hardy, Esq. of Eitzvvilliam
Place, Dublin, and has issue,
I. GooDBicKE TuoMAS, 6. 8 Sept. 1S65.
I. Katherine AVilliamina, deceased. ii. Frances Sarah.
ILlItrrtrfC.— This is a branch of the family of Peacocke of
Earntic, raised to the degree of Baronet in IsOJ.
Septimus Pe.\cocke, Esq. of Fort Etna, co. Limerick,
youngest son of James Peacocke, Esq. of Graige (see ■pre-
ctding Memoir), and uncle of Sir Joseph Peacocke, 1st bart.
of Barntic, inherited Fort Etna under the will of his half-
brother, Thomas Goodricke, dated 24 March, 1711. lie Hi.
Miss Swayn, and had issue,
I. GooDBiCKE, nis heir.
II. George, d. s. p.; will dated 12 May, 1792.
III. liichard.
1. Jane.
The eldest son,
GooDBicKE Peacocke, Esq. of Fort Etna, m. (settlement
dated 26 and 27 May, 1755) Isabella, dau. of William Hewitt,
Esq. of Kathkoale, co. Limerick, and had a son,
Tbomas Goodricke Peacocke, Esq. of Fort Etna, ra. (settle-
ment dated 6 Oct. 1787) Mary, dau. of William Lloyd, Esq. of
Tower Hill, co. Limerick, and had issue,
I. Thomas Goodbicke, his heir,
II. William, an officer in the array, d. s. p.
III. George (Ilev.), Kector of llolycross, co. Tippcrary, r,i.
Katherine Itawlins.
1. Anne, m. liev. William Lloyd.
u. Isabella, m. Edward Wilson, Esq., of Eahccn Park, co.
Tipperary.
Mr. Peacock c?. 1821. His eldest son,
Thomas Goodricke Pe.\cocke, Esq. of Fort Etna, Major in
the army, A.D.C. to Sir Manley Power through the Peninsular
War, was the first to enter the breach at the memorable
siege of Badajoz. He in. 1835, Sarah, dau. of Peter Alexander
Leslie, Esq. and had issue,
I. Goodbicke Thomas, his heir.
II. Peter Leslie, of Fort Etna, late 16th Lancers, m. Iva, dau.
of JoUiffe Tufnell, Esq. of Dublin (.-ice Tcfnell nf Lanr/lc;is),
and has, Leslie Tufnell, 6. 9 March, 18i;8; Charles Leslie
Wyndham, 6. 24 Oct. 1872, d. 24 May, 1S73 : Peter ^Uexander
Vereker, 6. 28 March, 1875 ; Iva Mary Leslie ; Norah
Kathleen Bertha; and Cisga Aileen Llewellyn.
III. Charles Henry, of Belmont, co. Wexford, J. P., B.A.
Trinity College, Dublin, m. 11 April, 1866, Charlotte M.
Henrietta, 2nd dau. and co-heir of the late Kobert Fannin,
Esq. of Leeson Street, Dublin, and ha.s issue, Charles Leslie,
b. 1 April, 1867; Goodricke, o. 10 .\pril, 1874; Maud Ethel
Mary ; Aileen ; Florence Iva Charlotte.
1. Sarah, d. in infancy. ii. Mary Williamina.
Mr. Peacocke d. 1844, and was s. by his eldest son, Goodbicke
Thomas Peacocke, Esq., now of Fort William.
ilrms — Quarterly, or and az., four lozenges conjoined in
cross between as many annulets all counterehangcd. Crat —
A cockatrice wings elevated vert. Moi.tn — Vincit Veritas.
Seal — Fort William, Ballingary, co. Limerick.
PEACOCKE OF BELMONT.
See preceding Memoir.
PEAKE OF LLEWENY.
Peake, IIugh Bcdgen, Esq. of Pertlic-svig, co.
Denbigh, and of Cambridge Koad, Hove, Brighton,
Barrister-at-Law, b. 2G Nov. 1803 ; m. 11 May, 1826,
Sarah, 2nd dau. of Thomas Waring, Esq. of Chester,
and has issue,
I. ThomasHugh, of Alfrick, CO. Worcester, &. 27 March, 1827.
II. John William, 6. 1 Sept. 1830; iii. 1 Nov. 1654, Lucy, dau.
of — Garner, of Whanganui, New Zealand, and has issue,
two sons and three daus., 1 Robert Huch; 2 Ernest John ;
1 Marion Sarah ; 2 Fanny Eleanor ; and 3 Agnes Mar£;are(.
liT. Henry Licy, h. 25 Oct. 1S32, of Whanganui, New Zea-
land; hi. 10 Mareli, 1859, his cousin, Fanny Eleanor, dau.
of James liudgen Peake, Esq.
I. Eleanor Sarah, </. juiw. 23 April, 1S71.
II. Mary Anne Agnes.
iLttlCilQC. — According to a pedigree in Vincent's TTa/es,
folio 13s, in the College of Arms, which waa compiled in the
reign of Queen Eli/aueth,
IIiciiAKD Peake, of Lleweny Green, was father of
Thomas Peake, of Lleweny Green, >ii. Katherine, dau.
and heir of lUchard Hilloa, and had two sons, Uicuabd and
Thomas. The elder,
IticuARD Peake, of Lleweny Green, m. and was father of
Thomas Peake, of Lleweny Green, ;)i. Jane, dau. and heir
of Robert Clare, olla.^ Clarke, by whom he had
Richard Peake, of Lleweny Green, who lived about 1470,
5/1. Margaret, dau. of Sir John Donne, of Utkinton, co. Chester,
and was by her father of
Tuo.MAS Peake, ui. Jane, dau. and heir of William Clare, of
Denbigh, and had a dau., m. — Panton, co. Denbigh; and a son.
llE.NUY Peake, m. Jane, dau. of Thomas Salisbury, of
Muesmynna, by whom he had (with five daus.) one son,
Hugh Peake, of Lleweny, living 1569, to. Agnes, dau.
of William Vaughan, of Llanyvich (d. 1618, and was buried
with her husband), and was s. at his decease, 1601, by his son,
Thomas Peake, m. 1593, Anne, sister of William Hammer,
Esq. of the Fenn, co. Flint. By her (who was living 1C31) ho
kad three sons, i. Hugh; ii. Harry, of Mayneva, co. Flint,
living 1G31 ; and iii. William, living 1G31. The eldest son,
Hugh Peake, of Llewennie, living 1648, m. Elizabeth, dau.
of Cadwaleder Wynne, Esq. of Voelas, and d. before I6t5.
leaving a son,
Hugh Peaee, of Llewennie, d. 1665. He m. 1st (settle-
ment dated 10 Feb. 1639), Katherine, dau. of John Vaughan,
Esq. of Moulewig Park, co. Denbigh; and 2ndly (settlement
dated 23 Feb. 1646), Katherine Davies, dau. of Dorothy Davies,
of Ruthyn, widow. By her he had two sons, i. Hccu, of
Lleweny, d. s.j). 1007 ; and n. John ; and four daus., i. Dorothy ;
II. Elizabeth; III. Katherine; and iv. Anne. The2ndson,
John Peake, of Lleweny and Perthcwig, b. 1657 ; d. 14 Oct.
1727, aged 70. By Margaret Morris tiis wife (d. 13 Oct. 1734,
aged 5G), he had two sons, i. Hugu ; and ii. John, who d.
aged 18. The eldest son,
Huon Peake, of Perthcwig, 6. 1707; r.i. I Dec. 1730, Mar-
garet, only surviving child, and at length heir, of Samuel
Garner, Esq. of Swanley, co. Chester, and d. 28 Jan. 1767,
aged 60, having had sixs-Dns and three daus. The eldest son,
Thomas Peake, Esq. of Perthewig and London, 6. 25 July,
1773; };t. 1768, Martha, only childof Robert and Mary Coventry,
of London, and d. 26 May, 1811, aged 78, leaving a dau., Mar-
garet, d. 10 July, 1860 ; and an only surviving son,
TH0.MAS Peake, Esq. of Perthewig, and of Milton's Green,
Gerrard's Cross, CO. Bucks, Serjeant-at-Law, 6. 29 May, 1770;
m. 21 Jan. ISOO, Eleanor, only dau. and heir of James Budgen,
Esq. of Tottenham, and d. 17 Nov. 1837, liaviu^' had issue,
Hugh Bcdgen, now of Perthewig.
Thomas, Barrister-at-Law, b. 25 Dec. 1804; d. unm. 30 Jan.
1S37.
JamesBudgcn, 6.13July, 1809; m. 4 Dec 183*, Fanny, only
dau. of Joseph Fletcher Woods, of Oakham, co. Rutland,
and has Robert William Youle, b. 1837, and other issue.
Robert WiUiam, h. 11 Oct. 1811; ?«. 4 0ct. 1842, Eliza, eldest
dau. of Thomas King, Esq., F.E.C.S., of Chepstow, and has
issue.
Richard, 6. 2 Nov. 1814; m. 27 Dec. 1855, Gertrude Emma,
oth dau. of Thomas King, Esq. of Chepstow, and d. 20
July, 1876, leaving issue.
Eleanor, m. Sept. 1835, William Shutt, Esq., Earristcr-at-
I.aw, and Police Magistrate; d.s.p. 28 July, 1839.
Jane, </. unm. 1867. Emma, d. 23 June, 1808.
JIartha Margaret, »i. 20 July, 1818, Gerard WoUe Lydekker,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of Harpenden, St. Albaus, J. P.,
and has four sons.
/In;!.'!— Chequy or and gu. a Balticr enn. Cratt—\ Ico-
jiard's face gu. in the mouth an arrow ppr. flighted or. Motto —
lleb Dliuw heb ddim— Witliout God, without everything.
Jiesideiice — Cambridge Road, Brighton.
PEARETH OF USWORTH.
Peaheth, WiT-LiAM Geokge, Esq. of Uswortli
House, CO. Durham, b. 12 March, 1862 j s. his
father 1870.
HinCigC— The family of De Penreth wa3 for centuries
ix-siUcnt in CumberUind. A branch was settled, in King
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PEA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
TEA
riEsnT II. 's rpicrn, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne; anil, in 1174, Sir
JouN DE Penhitii, Knt., was slain at the Battle of Tyncbriilce,
fouglit with the Scotch. Leland, in his account of thi.s battle,
says, " Sir John de Penreth (a young gentleman of the King's
chamber) was sore wounded, and being borne down in the
press, perished from loss of blood and lacke of helpe."
Hebccles Pearetr (probably a descendant of this ancient
family), m. 1570, Elizabeth French, and had one son,
Roger Peaeeth, bapt. 1581, m. 1G07, Susanna Peacocke, of
Newcastle, an heiress; and d. 1635, having had issue four sous
and five daus. The youngest, but last surviving son,
William Peareth, j/i. 17 June, 1G62, Barbara, dau. of
Henry Jlarley, Esq. (son of Sir John Marley, Knt., Governor of
Newcastle), by Barbara his wife, dau. and co-heiress of Alder-
man Pialph Cocke, of Newcastle; and d. 1670, leaving four
children, i. Henry, his successor; ii. John, Fellow of St.
John's Coll. Cambridge, Vicar of Aldworth, Berks, m. Letitia
Blencowe, of Marston St. Lawrence, co. Northampton, by
whom he had one son, John Peareth, who d. v.nai., and three
daus., r. Barbara; and ii. Susanna. The eldest son,
Hesbt Peaeeth, Esq., bapt. 27 Sept. 1GC3; ?/i. 31 Oct.
1693, Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of Tliomas Jackson, Esq. of
Chatersheugh, co. Durham (son of Sir John Jackson, Knt. of
Harraton and Chatersheugh, a devoted lioyalist), by whom,
who was buried 3 May, 1705, he had two sons and four daus.
Mr. Peareth, who was thrice married, d. 4 March, 1728, and
was s. by the younger but only surviving son of his 1st wife,
William Peareth, Esq. of Usworth, an Alderman of New-
castle for nearly 50 years, bapt. 9 April, 1704; ?)i. G July, 1731,
Anne, youngest dau. and afterwards co-heiress of Hichard
Jannens, Esq. of Princethorpe, co. Warwick, and Thorpe
Mandeville, co. Northampton, and by her had two sons, W'.l-
XIAM and RicnARD Thomas, and six daus. He built the family
mansion of Usworth House, co. Durham, and d. 20 May, 1775.
His widow d. 25 Feb. 1801. The eldest son,
William Peareth, Esq. of Usworth, bapt. 5 Sept. 1734; m.
Susanna, dau. and co-heiress of Collingwood Foster, Esq. of
Alnwick, by whom he had a son, William Jennens, a Gentle-
man Commoner of Christ Church, Oxford, b. 1784, d. at Pen-
zance, 1804 ; and several other children, who d. in infancy,
Mr. Peareth d. 11 Aug. 1810, and was s. by his brother,
Richard Thomas Peareth, Esq. of Usworth, bapt. 9 Jan.
1753; m. 10 May, 1797, Isabella, only dau. of Rev. Robert Dent,
Perpetual Curate of Lanchestcr, co. Durham, and by her hud
two sons and one dau.,
Jsnnens William, '>. 14 March, 1798; d. C April, 1803.
W;l:,iam, his heir.
Ehzabeth, m. 1821, George Burdon, Esq., of Korthumberlana.
Tie alder surviving son,
William Peareth, Esq. of Usworth House, Thorpe Mande-
■ville, 20. Northampton, and of Princethorpe, co. Warwick,
6. 13 Dec. 1807 ; m. 1 June, 1830, Katherinc, dau. of Thomas
Law Hodges, Esq. of Hemsted Park, Kent, M.P., and had,
William, late of Usworth.
Albert, b. '25 Apiil, 1841 ; m. 18 Juno, I8C2, at Wc'stminstcr
Abbey, Margaret Emma, 4th dau. of Rev. Evan K.^pean,
M.A., Canon of Westminster and Chaplain in Ordinary :o
the Queen (4th son of the Right Hon. Sir Evan Nepcan, 1st
bart.); and d. 19 April, 1869.
Thomas Richard, an officer 12th Lancers; h. 22 Feb. 1848;
rf. 13 Aug. 1878.
Henry John, late Lieut. Cth (Inniskilling) Dragoons, 6.
23 Oct. 1849.
Eobeit Dent, h. 6 Jan. 1851 ; d.M Feb. 1852.
Katherinc Rebecca, m. 12 April, 1852, John Fcthcrstonliaugh
Briscoe, Esq. of Grangemore, co. AV'estmeath.
Isabella Anne, d. 26 March, 1836. Julia Isabella.
Elizabeth Fanny, d. 28 Feb. 1838.
Flora Isabella, m. Aug. 1858, Cook Sibbs Flower, Esq. of
Southrepps Lodge, North Walsham, Norfolk.
Alice Margaret, m. 13 Feb. 186G, Jocelyn Jcrvis-WTiite-
.lervis, R.N., 4th son of SirH. M. Jervis-White-Jervis, Bart.
Charlotte Caroline.
He d. 19 Sept. 1854, and was .». by his son,
William Peareth, Esq. of Usworth House, Capt. 4th Light
Dragoons (now "Queen's Own" Hussars), i. 25 May, 1831;
TO. 21 Oct. 1806, Cecilia, younger dau. and co-heiress of John
Lennox Kincaid-Lennox, Esq. of Lennox Castle and Kincaid,
CO. Stirling, and sister of Margaret, Viscountess Strangford.
Mr. Peareth, who was a J. P. co. Durham, and served as High
Sheriff in 1865, d. 16 July, 1870, leaving issue,
I. William George, now of Usworth.
I. Christophina Frances Kalhcrine.
II. Georgina. iii. Theresa Cecilia.
Arms — Gu., a chevron arg. between three pears or. Crcxt —
A leopard's head and neck erased ppr. holding in the mouth a
cross-cropslet fitchee. il/o»o— Verax et fidehs.
Seat — Usworth House, Gateshead.
PEASE
OF HESSLEV/OOD.
Pease, Joseph Walkek, Esq. of Hesslcwood
House, CO. York, J.P. and D.L., late Lieut.-Col,
East York Eifle Volunteers, b. 24 May, 1820 ; m.
2 Feb. 1843, Barbara Catherine, eldest dau. of the
late Kev. Henry Palmer, M.A., of Witlicote Hall,
CO. Leicester, and has issue,
I. Henrt Joseph Robinson, J. P., 5. 29 Dec. 1343; m.
15 April, 18G9, Dora Elizabeth, eldest dan. of John Boulder-
son Barkworth, Esq. of Raywell, East Yorkshire, and has
issue, 1 Joseph Robinson, 6. 27 Jan. 1872; 2 William
Henry Barkworth Robinson, 6. 21 Sept. 1874; 1 Dora
Mary Robinson, b. 29 Aug. 1870.
II. Charles Clifford, 6. 5 Oct. 1845.
III. Francis Richard, 6. 25 May, 1843.
IV. Edward Heyrick, b. 27 Dec. 1858.
I. Barbara Mary, m. 20 April, 1876, Rev. AVilliam Grcvllle
Hazlerigg, Vicar of Billosdon, 4th son of Sir Arthur Grey
Hazlerigg, Bart, of Nosely Hall, co. Leicester, and has
issue, Roger GrevUle, 6. 22 Jan. 1877.
II. Eleanor Louisa, m. 22 Jan. 1874, Arthur Hancock
Edwards, Esq. of Ashgrove, West Yorkshire, 4th son of
Sir Henry Edwards, Bart, of Pye Nest, and has issue,
Eleanor Churchill, 6. 5 Feb. 1875; and Geoffrey Otho
Charles, b. 2 Oct. 1876. iii. Charlotte Emily.
Col. Pease -was elected M.P. for Hull, Oct. 1S73,
but lost his seat Jan. 1874.
iLtUCdgC— This family has long been settled in Hull,
numerous entries being found in the parochial registers of the
Holy Trinity and St. Mary's churches, from 1533.
Robert Pease, Chamberlain 1639, fined for the office of
Sheriff. He m. 31 Jan. 1638, Anne Richardson, and had issue,
Robert, bapt. 19 July, 1643.
Anne, m. Mr. Aldersiey, an Alderman and Mayor of Chester.
The son,
Robert Pease, went to Amsterdam about 1GC3, and there
m. 17 Nov. 1G70, Esther Clifibrd, a descendant of the baronial
House of Clifford, and had issue. The 3rd son,
Joseph Pease, settled in Hull 1708, and established thff
Bank in 1754, one of the earliest out of London. He was
b. 30 Nov. 1688; m. 1717, Mary, dau. of Joseph Turner,
Merchant, by Mary Thorsby his wife, and by her (who d. 12
Feb. 1728) left at his decease, 11 March, 1778,
Robert, of Kingston-upon-Hull, Banker, b. 3 Nov. 1717;
d. unm. 19 March, 1770.
Hester, h. 13 Sept. 1720; m. 3 June, 1742, Lawrence Jopsoa,
of Stockton-upon-Tccs; but d. s. p. Maey.
The younger dau.,
Mary Pease, b. 17 Jan. 1727; m. 21 April, 1751, Robert
Robinson, Merchant, of Manchester, son of John Robinson and
Mary Ilibbert his wife ; and d. 6 March, 1757 (her husband had
d. the previous year), leaving one son,
Joseph Robinsom, D.L., 6. 26 Feb. 1752, who assumed, by
sign manual, 29 April, 1778, agreeably to his grandfather,
Joseph Pease's will, the surname and arms of Pease. He rn.
29 May, 1786, Anne, 2nd and youngest dau. of Nicholas
Twigge, Esq. of Woodseats, co. Derby, by Sarah his wife,
dau. of George Bagshaw, of Woodseats, co. Derby, and by her
(who d. 1816) had issue,
I. Joseph Robinson-, of Hesslewood.
II. Chfford, 6. '24 Dec. 1793; hi. 25 June, 1816, Sarah, 2na
dau. of the late Robert Cookson, Esq. of EUiory, Westmor-
land; and rf. 27 Dec. 1873, having had two sons and two daus.,
1 Clifford Robinson, b. 27 Dec. 1850.
2 Douglas, (). 29 Aug. Is54.
1 Annie Sarah. 2 Catherine,
in. George, M.A., Vicar of Darrington, co. York, 6. 30 June,
1796 ; m. 14 April, 1831, Jane, 8th and youngest dau. of the
late John Swinfen, Esq. of Swinfen, co. Stafford, by Anne,
his 2nd wife, sister of the late Sir Francis Ford, Bart. ; anc
d. 23 Oct. 1876, having had issue one dau., Mary Anne.
I. Anne, in. 9 April, 1811. Arthur Slaister, Esq. of Wincstead,
Col. of the East York Miliiia, J.P. and D.L., and has issut
five sons and five daus.
II. Mary, d. luirn. 4 July, 1S3!). [
III. Sarah, d. unm. 25 Sept. 1839. '
IV. Charlotte, m. 23 May. 1823, Capt. ncni7 Browne 5Tn?oa
R.N., of Aldcnham Lodge, Hertford; and d. 24 Feb. 1824.
Mr. Pease d. 29 March, 1807. His eldest son,
Joseph Robinson Pease, Esq. of Hesslewood House, J.P
and D.L., b. 21 Nov. 1789; m. 7 April, 1818, Harriet, 2nd an(
youngest dau. of the late James Walker, Esq. of Springhea(
and Beverley, and sister of Sir James Walker, Bart, of Sani
Hulton, and had issue.
fEJL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
rno
1249
I. Joseph Walker, now of Ilcsslewood.
II. George Clifford, JI.A., Kector of Kouth, licvcrlcy, b.
•Jl Nov. 1822; m. 26 Sept. 18.")0. Clarissa, younjiest iluu. of
John Turner, Eeq. of Gravetye Jlanor, Sussex, and lias issue,
1 GcorfiC Turner, 6. 10 July, 1S51; deceased.
2 Pcrcival Henry, 6. 4 Auj;. lso7.
3 Arthur ClilToril, 6. 10 Auu. 1S59.
4 Joseph FredcricU, £i. lU ilarch, 18GI.
. 1 Clara Harriet. 2 Fanny Marin.
3 tdith Catherine.
III. James Robinson, M.\., b. 28 Feb. 1824; j;i.28 Feb. 1854,
Louisa Franeis, 3rd duu. of the late John r.arkworth, Esq.
of Tranby House, near Hull, and has had issue,
1 James Cecil Robinson, h. 17 Sept. 185C; U. 14 Nov. 1860.
2 Harold Kobinson, b. 7 Dec. ISo!).
3 Hugh Robinson, b. 23 Feb. 1862.
1 Alice Louisa. 2 Katherinc Frances.
TV. Arthur Burton, 6. 27 May, 182') ; j/i. 14 Ma> , 18r)7, Emma
Caroline, youngest dau. of John Wilkinson, Esij. of Welton
Grange, Fast York, and has issue, Ai'thur Godfrey, b.
29Nov. isei.
I. Harriet, m. 29 June, 1842, Rev. John Richard Hill, M.A.,
of Thornton, J. P. and D.L., eldest son and heir of the late
EichaRl Hill, Esq. of Thornton, co. York, and has issue
three sons and three daus.
II. Emily Jane, m. 11 June, 1857, Henry Baines, Esq., eldest
son of Howly Mortimer Baines, Esq. of Bell H;U1, near York,
who (Z. 1869. Shew. 2ndly, Rev. Norman UumesnilStraton.
Mr. Pease rf. 27 May, 1866, and was s. by his son, the present
Joseph Walker Pease, Esq. of Hesslewood.
Arms — Vert, a chevron between three stags trippant or, in
the centre ehiet point a bezant, on a cniet per less gu. and arg.
an eagle displayed countcrchanged. Crest — An eagle s head
erased arg. holding in the beak or, a peascod vert Mono —
Confide recte agcns.
St'ot— Uesslewood, near Hull. CLubs — Carlton and Con-
eerTativc.
PEASE OE DAKLINGTON.
Pease, Joseph Whitwell, Esq. of Hiitton Hall,
North Biding co. York, M.P. for South Durham,
J.P. CO. Durham, and North Eiding co. York, b. 23
June, 1828 ; m. 23 Aug. 1854, Mary, dau. of Alfred
Fox, Esq. of Falmouth, and has issue,
I. Alfred Edward, b. 29 June, 1S57.
n. Joseph Albert, 6. 17 Jan. 1860.
I. Emma Josephine. ii. Sarah Charlotte.
va. Maud Mary. iv. Helen Blanche.
V. Lucy Ethel. vi. Agnes Claudia Fos.
^iWZK^t. — The Peases of Darlington descend, according
to tradition, from a respectable West Riding family of the
same settled near Wakefield, and are of the same stock as the
Pease, Banliers, at HuU. The grandfather of the late Edward
Pease, Esq.,
Edward Pease, m. Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Michael
Coatcs, and was father of
Joseph Pease, m. Mary Richardson, and d. 3 April, 1S08,
leaving a son,
Edward Pease, b. 6 Jan. 17C7; m. 3 Nov. 1796, Rachel,
dau. of John Whitwell ; and d. 31 July, 1853, having had issue
by her (who d. 18 Oct. 1833),
I. John (deceased), in. Sophia Jowitt, and had issue, Sophia,
I m. Theodore Fry ; and Mary Anne, r,i. J. B. Hodgkiu.
II. Joseph, late of Darlington.
ni. Edward, (/. s. p. nr. Isaac, d. s. p.
V. Henry, of Pierremont and Stanhope Castle, co. Durham,
M.P. for South Durham 1857 to 1865, m. 1st, 183.'', Anna,
dau. of Richard Fell, and by her has issue a son, Henry
Fell, of Brinkbum, co. Durham, J.P., 6. 1838; w. 1862,
Elizabeth, dau. of John Beaumont Pease, Esq., and has
(with other issue) a son, Norman Henry, 6. 1866. Mr.
Henry Pease m. 2ndly, 1859, Mary, dau. of S. Lloyd,
Esq., and by her has issue, Edward Lloyd ; John Francis ;
Beginald; Henrietta Rachel ; and Jlarion Elizabeth.
I. Rachel, ra. Richard Fry, of Bristol, d. s. p.
u. Mary, d. s. p.
ni. Elizabeth, m. Francis Gibson, of Saffron Waldcn, and has
issue, Francis Edward, d.e.p.; and Elizabeth Pease, m.
Lewis Fry, of Bristol.
The second son,
Joseph Pease, Esq. of Southend, Darlington, co. Durham,
" !.P. for South Durham from 1832 to 1841 ; 6. 22 June, 1799 ;
.1. 30 March, 1826, Emma, youngest dau. and co-heiress of
Joseph Gurney, Esq. of Lakenham Grove, Norwich, and by
her (who d. 11 April, 1860) had issue,
I. Joseph Whitwell.
n. Edward, /.. 24 June. 1834: m. 2C Feb. 1862, Sarah, dau.
of Charles Sturge, of Binninghum, and has a dau., Beatrice
Mary.
III. John Henry, b. 2 Feb. 1836; <!. 17 April, 18.14.
IV. Arthur, b. 12 Sept. 1837; m. 14 April, lb04, JIary Lecky,
dau. of Ebenezer Pike, of Besboruugh, co. Cork, and has
issue,
1 Arthur Francis. 2 Herbert Pike. 3 Claud Edward.
I Alice Mary. 2 Rosa Elizabeth. 3 Winifred Pike.
4 Evelyn.
V. Gurney, 6. 2 Feb. 1839; m. 23 April, 1863, Katherine,
dau. of John Jowitt Wilson, of Kendal; and d, 10 June,
1872, leaving issue,
1 Harold Gurney. 2 Wilson. 3 John Henry.
1 Katherine Maria. 2 Lilian.
VI. Alfred, b. 16 June, 1841 ; d. 20 Dec. 1852.
VII. Charles, b. 7 April, 1843; m. 27 Sept. 1871, Sarah Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of Henry Bewley, Esq. of Willow Park,
Dublin, and had issue one son, Charles Gurney, d. 9 July,
1873.
via. Francis Richard, 6. 6 Dec. 1844; d. 5 June, 1865.
I. Jane Gurney. ii. Emma Gurney.
III. Rachel, m. 1st, Charles Albert Leatham, of Clevehand.
IV. Elizabeth Lucy, nt. John Fowler, of Denison Hall, Leeds
Lawn, CO. York; and 2ndly, William Fowler, Forest House,
Leytonstone.
He d. 6 Feb. 1872.
Arms — Per pale gu. and vert, a fess indented erra. between
three lambs passant arg. Crest — On a mount vert a dove
rising arg. holding in the beak gu. a pea-stalk, the blossom
and peas ppr. legs as the beak.
&■((— liuttou Hall, Gisborough. Toicn Residence — 24, Ken-
sington Palace Gardens.
PECK OE COENISH HALL AND TEIiEPLE
COMBE.
Peck, Philip "William Eichardson, Esq. of
Cornish Hall, co. Denbigh, and Temple Coombe,
Somerset, b. 29 April, 1849 ; s. his father 1858 ; m.
1869, Louisa, ouly child of John Messite, Esq. of
Wiucanton, Somerset, and has issue a sou, b. 1874.
3Cllir<t3C. — John Peck, 2nd, but eldest son of Richard
Pece, of Wakefield, co. York, by Margaret his wife, dau. and
heir of Haselden, m. Isabella, dau. of John Lacy, and was s.
by his eldest son and heir,
Richard Peck, ra. Joan, dau. of John Harrington, Esq.,
and was father of a son and heir,
Richard Peck, jb. Alice, dau. of Vulliam Middlcton, of
Stokeld, and had a son and heir,
John Peck, of Wakefield, rn. Jane, dau. of John Aaae, of
Fricklcy, co. York, and had issue,
Richard, of Wakefield, m. Anne, dau. of Sir John Ilothr.m,
Knt. of Scarborough, and had issue, four daus., Elizabeth,
wife of Ralph Vavasour, 2nd son of Sir William Vavasour ;
Mary, wife of William Reynolds, of Langton; Dorothy, wife
of Matthew Leigh ; and Caroline ; and two elder sons, John
and Thomas, both d. s. p. ; a third son, Richard Peck, oi
Wilseck, living 1585, m. Katherine, dau. of Sir William
Vavasour, Knt. of Hazelwood, and had, with a dau., Eliza-
beth, -III. John Draycott, three sons.
John, of Aston, co. Rutland. Thomas. William.
Nicholas, of whom we treat. Francis.
The 5th son,
Nicholas Peck, Esq. of Topeliffc, near Wakefield, m. Alice,
dau. of Bryan Bradfield, of Stanley, co. York, and by her (who
d. before 20 May, 1583) had issue. Mr. Peck's will, dated 20
May, 1583, was proved 24 Nov. 1590. His eldest son,
Jasper Peck, Esq. of Copeley Hall, co. York, and (as de-
scribed in his will, dated 16 Dec. 1605, and proved 22 Feb.
following) of London, ra. Jane, dau. of John Hanslapp, Esq. of
Stony Thorpe, co. Warwick, and by her (who survived him,
and ill. 2ndly, Edward Turville, Esq. of Thurleston, co. Leices-
ter) had (besides three daus., Grace, buried at St. Giles,
Cripplcgate, London, 16 Dec. 1005, Elizabeth, and Dorothy)
four sons, Richard, living 22 Feb. 1605-6; Robert, buried at
St. GUcD, Cripplcgate, 5 Nov. 1605; Edward; and another
son,
John Peck, Esq. of Cornish, within the town of Lyons-ats-
Holt, CO. Denbigh, and of Allington, in the same co., living
22 Feb. 1005-6, m. (settlement after marriage dated 13 Feb.
1631) Rachel, dau. of Jacob Proctor, citizen of London, and
sister of Edward Proctor, of London, Merchant, and had issue,
two daus., EUina, ra. Richard Jones, of Weston Rhyn, Salop,
and Ellen, m. Richard Uanmer; and two sons, John, of
Allington, living 1661; and
Jasper Peck, Esq. of Cornish and Allington, and of Clowd-
wood, CO. Stafford, m. before 1653, Lydia, dau. of Ralph
Gardiner, Esq. of Clowdwood, and by her (who d. 12 Nov.
1707) had issue. Mr. Jasper Peck <^ 21 Sept. 1688, aged 57.
llis 2ud, but eventually eldest surviving son.
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JaspekPeck, Esq. of Cpmish and Clowdwood. h. 17 March,
1657; m. 19 July, 1692, Anny, youngest dau. of Sir Kcnrick
Eyton, Knt. of Eyton, co. Deniiigh, Piothonotary and Clerk of
t^ie Crown for the cos. Denbifili and Montgomery, and by her
(who d. 12 March, 1739-40) had issue. Mr. Peck d. 6 Jan.
1712-13, and was s. by his son,
Jaspee Peck, Esq. of Cornish, and of Drayton in Hales,
Salop, 6. 8 Feb. 1695; m. Beatrice, dan. of William Cotton and
Beatrice Birch his wife, and relict of William Justice, Esq. of
Knighton Hall, co. Stafford, and by her (who rf. 1767) had ;
issue. Mr. Peck d. 12 March, 1731-2. His youngest son,
Kenbick Peck, Esq. of the City of London, and of Cornish
Hall, ra. 20 June, 1757, Sarah, dau. of Oliver Humphreys, Esq.
of Tottenham, jlliddlesex, and by her (whose will, dated 19
June, 1799, was proved 27 Aug. 1803) had issue,
Jasper Peck, Esq. of Cornish Hall and of Temple Coombe, j
Somerset, and of Lincoln's Inn and the Inner Temple,
London, his heir, 6. 24 Aug. 176.i, d, unm. 28 Feb. 1849.
Kenrick Peck, of whom presently,
Beatrice, d. unm. 12 Jan. 1807.
The 2nd son,
The Key. Keneick Peck, sometime of Oriel Coll., Oxford, &.
4 July, 1768; m. 18 Oct. 1798, Mary, dau. of Philip Ditcher,
Esq. of Bath, M.D., by his wife, a dau. of Samuel Richardson,
the novehst, and d. 16 Feb. 1837, having had by her (who
survived till 28 May, 1749),
I. Kenrick, b. 9 Dec. 1800; d. 7 Dec. 1817.
ir. Philip Richabdson, late of Cornish Hall and Temple
Coombe.
in. Jasper (Eev.), of Bath, h. 12 Feb. 1S05; m. 21 June,
1831, Eliza Coppendale, 4th dau. of the Kev. Jeremiah
Awdry, A.M., Vicar of Felstead, Essex, and d. 20 Kov. 1853,
leaving issue.
1 Jasper Kenrick, 6. 24 March, 1832.
2 Wihiam Awdry, b. 14 Jan. 1835.
3 Kenrick, b. 4 June, 1836. 4 Philip, b. 10 Aug. 1845.
5 Awdry. b. 5 Aug. 1847.
1 Eliza Maria, m. .John Leslie. Esq., son of the late Bishop
of Kllmorc. 2 Mary. 3 Sarah. 4 Maria Louisa.
5 Alice Emma. C Lucy.
I. Mary, m. 10 April, 1834, Henry Goddavd Awdry, Esq. of
Kotton Lodge, Wilts, and d. 8 May, lfe52.
The son and heir,
Philip Eichabdson Peck, Esq. of Cornish Hall and Temple
Combe, b. 5 April, 1802; m. 5 Oct. 1831, Gcorgiana, 3rd dau. of
James Ford, Esq. of Finhaven Castle and Bromley House, co.
Forfar, and had issue,
Philip William PiIchabpson-, now of Cornish Ilall.
Georgiana Maria PLichardson.
Mr. Peck d. 1858. His widow r,i. 2ndly, 1S70, Mark Pinkerton,
Esq. of Ealing, Middlesex.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, avg., on a chevron engrailed
gu., three crosses formee of the lield, for Peck. 2nd and 3rd,
gu., a cross flory or, on a chief az. three round buckles of the
2nd, for Haselden. C/-cs<— Out of a ducal coronet a cubit arm
erect, vested and cuffed, the hand ppr. holding a sprig of three
roses. Motto — Crux Cliristi salus me:i.
SeoJs— Cornish HaU, co. Denbigh; Temple Coombe, Win-
canton, Somerset.
PECKHAM OF NYTON.
Peckh^m, Eev. Haeet Jonx, of NTton, Sufscx,
M.A., b. 15 April, 1841 ; in. 18 Jan. 1876, Edith,
dau. of Eev. Divie Eobertson, Vicar of Heulield,
Sussex, aud has issue,
Eichabd Hafet, 6. 17 May, 1877.
Iltncagc— This branch of the Peckhams settled at Nyton
since 1585, descends from Thomas Peckham, of Eumbolds-
weeke, adjoining Chichester, 4th son of Henry Peckham, Esq.
Lord of the Manor of East Hampnett, Sussex, who was son and
heir of Edward Peckham, Lord of East Hampnett, grandson of
John Peckham, who derived from a branch of the Peckhams
of Yaldham, in Kent.
Gbasles Hewitt Smith, Esq. of Ashling Meadows (son of
Eev. Charles Smith, of West Stoke, by Kitty his wife, dau. of
Sir John Bull, of Chipping Ongar, Essex, and grandson of John
Smith, Esq. of Chichester, who d. about 1748), m. 1800, Mary,
only dau. and heir of John Peckham, Esq. of Nyton, Sussex,
and niece of William Peckham, Esq. of Chichester, who
succeeded to the estates of his kinsman. Sir Thomas Peckham,
of Nyton, who was knighted 31 Aug. 1722, during his Shrie-
valty. By her (who d. 'Zb April, 1824; he left an only son and
heir,
Charles Peckham Peckham, Esq. of Xyton, Sussex, J.P.,
I. 9 July, 1801 , m. 12 Dec. 1826, Sybella Jane, dau. of Robert
James Carr, D.D., late Bishop of Worcester, and had issue,
I. Charles Henry, b. 27 Dec. 18.34 ; d. 20 Feb. ISCO.
n. Harry John (Eev.), now of Nyton.
I. Mary Sybella. ii. Sybella Katharine.
III. Georgiana Frances. iv. Cecil Virginia.
V. Frederica Maria. vi. Frances Henrietta.
He assumed the surname and arms of Peckham only, 25 Jan.
1S20, and d. 4 Nov. 1873.
Anns — Erm., a chief quarterly or and gn. Crest — An ostrich
ppr. Motto — Tcntanda via est.
Scat — Nyton, near Chichester. Jiesldcnce—CowptOD, Pctcrs-
ficld.
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PECKOVER OF WISBECH.
Peceovee, Algeekox, Esq. of Sibald's Holme,
Wisbech, b. 25 Kov. 1803; m. 26 March, 1828,
Priscilla, youngest dau. of Dykes Alexander,
Banker, of Ipswich, and Hannah Brewster his wife,
and has issue,
I. Alexander, 6. 16 Aug. 1830; m. 8 April, 1S53, Eliza
(deceased), dau. of Joseph Sharpies, Banker, of Hitchin,
Herts, and Elizabeth Eansome his wife, and has issue,
1 Elizabeth Josephine ; 2 Alexandrina ; 3 Anna Jane.
II. Jonathan, b. 16 June, 1835.
I. Susanna. ii. Priscilla Hannah. ni. Jane.
IV. Katharine Elizabeth, m. Christopher Bowley, of Ciren-
eester. v. Algerina. vi. AVilhelmina.
iLiUCilJC. — Edmcnd Peckover, of Charlton, co. North-
ampton, Gent., served as a trooper in Cromwell's army, under
Fleetwood, from 1646, and on his joining the Society of Friends,
obtained his discharge, dated 6 Aug. 1655, which the family
still possess. He then came to visit some of liis relatives in
Norfolk, and settled at Fakenham, in that co.. in 1657, where
he purchased landed property, still held, and m. Margaret
Monk. His son,
Joseph Peckovek, r.i. Katherine Long, dau. of James Long,
of Swainesthorpe, and had three sons, Robert, Edmund, and
Joseph. The 3rd son,
Joseph Peckover, in. Ann, dau. of Eichard Wright, of
Norwich, and was father of
Eichard Peckovi:r, m. 4 April, 1753, Jane, dau. and only
child of Daniel Jessup, of Theberton, Suffolk, through whom
his estates in Theberton and Badingham. Suffolk, came into
the family. He d. 1 Sept. 1757. His widow d. April, 1796;
Their son,
Jonathan P£cko\-er, m. 22 Oct. 1787, Susanna, dau. of
William Payne, of Newhill Grange, co. York, and d. 18
Dec. 1833. His widow d. 3 Nov. 1853. They had issue several
children, of whom survive, Algep-non Pecsoveb, now ofSibaldS
Holme.
PEEL OF PEELE FOLD.
Peei, William Henet, Esq. of Peelo Fold, co.
Lancaster, J.P., formerly Capt. 9th regt., b. 22
Feb. 1828 ; m. 1866, Hester, dau. of WiUiam P.
Croughton, Esq. of Heronden, Kent, and lias issue,
I. William CRoncHTON, 6. 18 Oct. 1S70.
II. Cyril, b. 8 July, 1876.
I. Mary Grace, u. Esther. iii. Cicely. iv. Mildred.
V. Dora.
iLutratJC. — About the end of the IGth century, Eoeeet
Peele left the parisli of East Marton, in Craven, and settled at
Hole House, in the lower division of the hundred of Blackburn,
with which his descendants have ever since been connected.
He d. 160S, leaving, with other issue, a son,
William Peele, of Hole House, father of
William Peele, of Hole House, m. 1619, Margaret Llvescy,
and d. 9 March, 1651, leaving a son,
Robert Peele, of Hole House, who had two sons. The
younger, Nicholas, was Curate of Blackburn ; the elder,
Robert Peele, of Peele Fold, Oswaldtwistle, near Black-
burn, rn. 1681, Anne Warde, and d. 1733, leaving, with four
daus., one son,
William 1'eele, of Peele Ford, Oswaldtwistle, m. 9 Aug.
1712, Anne, dau. of Lawrence Walmeslcy, Esq. of Upper
Darwen, and had issue, i. Robert, his heir; ii. Lawrence;
III. Nicholas; iv. Joseph, of Fazeley, co. Stafford, m. Martha
Fowler, and d. 23 March, 1820, leaving issue, of whom the 4tll
son, George, m. 1799, Eebecca, dau. of Richard Barlow, Esq.,
and d. 1810, leaving two sons, Joseph, of Singleton Brook, CO.
Lancaster, and George, of Brookticld, co. Chester; i. Anne;
11. Elizabeth. The eldest son.
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PEE
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EocEKT Teei,, of Pcele FoUl, m. 23 Aup. 1744, Elizabeth, dan.
of Edmund Ilaworth, Esq. of Walmesley told, and had issue,
I. William, of whom picpcntly.
II. Edmund, m. Miss Wright, and had is?uo, 1 Rohcvt, of
Exmouth and Wallington, Is'orfolk (who m. Miss Yates,
and d. 1842, leaving issue, two daus.. Anno, /,!. the Rev.
C. W. Ethclston (xee Peel of Bri/n-jz-pi/s), and Ellen, m.
James Pe(J Cockhurn, Esq.); 1 Susannah, wife of Jonathan
Haworth; and 2 Elizabeth, wife of Edmund Haworth.
III. Robert (Sir), created a Baronet 20 Nov. laOO. (Ste
UcBKE's Pecrarie and Baronetage.)
IV. Jonathan, of Accrington, co. Lancaster, to. 1st, Ann, dau.
of Giles Ilaworth, Esq., and by her, who d. 1785, had issue,
1 Robert, of Accrington, father of Jonathan Peel, Esq. of
Accrington, and Knowl Mere. (.'^<,'<; rz'EL of K no id mere.)
2 Giles "ilaworth (Rev.), m. Maria Halse, and had issue,
William, m. Julia Whitworth, and had issue, George
Henry; Edmund Yates; Elizabeth, to. the Rev. C. II.
Coxe; Anne, m. Owen Wethered, Esq.; Maria, who d.
1833; Sophia; Ellen, m. Rev. Florence Wethered; and
Emma.
1 Grace, m. Edmund Peel, Esq. of Church Banlc.
2 Anne, m. Robert Peel, Esq. of Taliaris, co. Carmarthen,
and d. 1806.
3 Elizabeth, m. Edmund Yates, Esq., and d. 1S25.
4 Jane, d. 1794.
Mr. Jonathan Peel m. 2ndly, Esther Bolton, and by her, who
d. 1841, left at his decease, 1834,
1 Jonathan, of Culham, Oxon, m. Eliza Tulib, and by her
left at his decease, 1841, William Accrington; Edmund
Yates, m. 27 June, 1861, Louisa Longridgo, eldest d;iu. of
the late Henry Palmer, Esq. of Shriff, co. Loitrim ; Robert
Bolton; John Henry; Emily Esther; Susan-Magdalen;
Matilda ; and Ellen.
2 Bolton, TO. Elizabeth Isabella, dau. of John Peel, Esq. of
the Pastures, co. Stafford, and by her left at his decease,
1843, Reginald, late of 8th foot ; Lennox Bolton ; Frede •
rick; Wiidraan Yates; Charles James; Emily; and Isabel.
5 William, 6. 1793; m. 1st, Anne Jane, dau. of Spencer
Steers, Esq. and by her, who rf. 1828, has issue, Spencer,
Capt. 1st foot, 6. 1820; Charles Steers, l>. Dec. 1821 ;
Francis William, b. 16 Feb. 1823 ; Margaret Jane ; and
Susan Ellen. 4 Edmund, d. 1836.
6 Joseph, d. 1844.
1 Catherine, m. Henry Formby, Esq. of Formby, co.
Lanca.ster. 2 Esther, m. Capt. Macdonald.
3 Dorothy, m. Robert John Peel, Esq. of Burton-on-Trent.
4 Jane, d. 27 May, 1862. 6 Mary.
6 Susannah, 7n. the Rev. J. Wilders, of Shenstone, co.
Stafford.
V. Lawrence, of Ardwick. (See Veei. of Apleimnre House.)
VI. Joseph, of Bowes, near London, m. Ann Haworth, and
had issue,
1 Haworth, d. 1841. 2 Joseph, to. Eliza Haworth.
3 Jonathan, d. 1844.
4 Edmund, m. Maria Browne, and had issue, Edmund,
William, Joseph, Robert, EmUy, and Marianne, m.
Augustus Peel, Esq.
6 Lawrence (the Right Hon. Sir, Knt.), P.O., late Chief
Justice of Bengal. 6 William, deceased.
1 Marianne, m. the Rev. — Brown. 2 Elizabeth.
3 Alicia, m. Leonard Willan, M.D. 4 S.irah Maria.
5 Charlotte, deceased.
VII. Robert John, of the Pastures, co. Stafford, m. Elizabeth
Margaret Slater, and d. 2 Feb. 1857, having had issue,
1 Robert John, of Burton-on-Trent, 6. 9 July, 1796; m.
7 Jan. 1818, Dorothy, dau. of Jonathan Peel, Esq. of
Accrington House, and had issue, Charlotte Isabella,
Marianne Elizabeth, Susannah Cecilia, Margaret Isabella,
m. 12 Jan. 1864, Perceval Hart Dyke, Esq.; and Henrietta.
2 Henry, Capt. in the army, deceased.
1 Elizabeth Isabella, in. Bolton Peel, Esq.
2 Charlotte Anne, rn. Rev. S. W. Yates.
3 Cecilia, m. Capt. Y'ates.
4 Georgina, to. Rev. C. Alderson.
I. Anne, m. 1st, Rev. Borlase Willock, of Harwood, co.
Lancaster; and 2ndly, Rev. George Park, of Hawkshcad,
and d. 1826.
The eldest son,
William Peel, Esq. of Church Bank and Pcele Fold, co.
Lancaster, b. 1745 ; m. 1766, Mary, dau. of Thomas Ilaworth,
ZI.D., of Blackburn, and left issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Robert, of Taliaris Park, co. Carmarthen, m. 1st, Jane
Yates, but by her had no issue ; and 2ndly, Anne, dau. of
Jonathan Peel, Esq. of Accrington, by whom, who d. 21
Aug. 1806, he left issue at his decease, 13 June, 1838. (See
Peel of Taliarin Park).
m. Edmund, of Church Bank, in. Grace, dau. oi Jonathan
Peel, Esq. of Accriugton, and had issue,
1 Jonathan.
2 Edmund, Commander R.N., in. Lucy Bleck, and has
issue, Edmund; Richard; William; Fcnton; Cclia; Flora;
aad Lucy.
3 Thomas, m. Charlotte, dau. of William Willock, Esq.
4 George. 6 Sidney.
1 Ann. 2 Mary, in. William Peel, Esq.
3 Esther, m. John Peel, Esq.
4 Elizabeth, lit. Rev. Hart Ethelston.
IV. William, of Burnley, m. Susannah Allen, and had a son,
ihc Rev. William Peel, who d. 1823.
V. Jonathan, m. Sar.ih, dau. of the Rev. Armitstcad, of
Mitton, CO. York, and had a dau. who d. in infancy.
VI. John, of Burton, la. Antoinette Goodwin, and has a son,
Edmund, and three daus., Agnes, m. Col. Butler; Eliza, in.
Rev. De Courcy O'Grady ; and Isabella Antoinette, vi. Henry
William Knox, Esq of Netley Park, co. Mayo.
I. Elizabeth, deceased.
II. Anne, /,i. Robert Peel, Esq. of Accrinstoa.
The eldest son,
Thomas Peel, Esq. of Pcele Fold, co. Lancaster, also of
Sawley, and finally of Penzance and Trenant Park, Cornwall,
m. Dorothy, dau. of Robert Bolton, Esq., and left issue,
Robert (Rev.), m. Alicia, dau. of Lawrence Peel, Esq. o^
Ardwick, and left at his decease, a dau., Florence Augusta.
Thomas. William, of Trenant Park and Peele Fold.
Edmund, d. 1834.
John, J. P., late M.P. forTamworth, to. 1830, Esther, dau. of
Edmund Peel, Esq. of Church Bank, and d. Blarch, 1872,
havinghad issue, Charles; Francis; Edmund; Louisa; Maryj
Ann; and Adelaide. Elizabeth, to. William Willock, Esq.
Hesther, m. Richard Curteis Croughton, Esq.
Ann, TO. Jonathan Peel, Esq. of Accrington, Enowl Mere,
Barrister-at-Law, and d. s. p.
The third son,
William Peel, Esq. of Peele Fold, co. Lancaster, ancl
Trenant Park, Cornwall, b. 19 July, 1797; m. 5 April, 1827,
Mary, dau. of Edmund Peel, Esq. of Church Bank, d. 27 Xov.
1871, leaving issue,
I. William Henbt, now of Pcele Fold.
II. Ernest Frederic, 6. 18 April, 1831.
Arms — Arg., three sheaves of as many arrows ppr. banded
gu., on a chief az. a bee volant or. Crest — A demi-lion rampant
arg., gorged with a collar az., charged with three bezants,
holding between the paws a shuttle or. Motto — Industria.
Seat — Treuant Park, Liskeant, Cornwall.
PEEL OP AYLESMOEE.
Peel, Walter Hatwaed, Esq. of Aylesmore
House, CO. Gloucester, b. 1S47 ; s. his grandfather
1S72.
HtltratJC. — Lawht^kce Peel, of Ardwick, a younger
brother of Sir Robert Peel, 1st bart. of Drayton, m. 1st, hi»
cousin, Alice, dau. of Jonathan Haworth, Esq. ; and 2ndly,
Dec. 1822, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Creswick, Esq. of
Sheffield, and widow of Sir Joseph Radcliffe, 1st bart. of Rud-
ding, and by her (who d. 24 Nov. 1S55) had no issue. By the
former he left at his decease, June, 1S27, four sons and sis
daus.,
I. Robert, of Bath, m. 1805, Elizabeth dau. of John Ent-
wisle, Esq. of Foxholes, co. Lancaster, and had issue,
1 Lawrence.
2 John Entwisle, of Stone Hall, co. Pembroke, 7J!. IS. Vug.
1842, Anne Maria Cordelia, only child of James James,
Esq., and niece of Sir William Philipps Laugharne
Philipps, 9th bart. of Picton, and had issue.
1 EUin Louisa, to. 1863, Capt. Thomas Lloyd Still, R.A.
2 Anne Elizabeth Margaret, m. 1869, Joseph Fetherston-
haugh, Esq. of Hopton Court. 3 Ellen.
It. Jonathan Ilaworth, of Cottsmoor, co. Pembroke, to. Ellen,,
dau. of Thomas Royds, Esq. of Grecnhill, and had issuc^
Xavier de Castanos, of Denant, co. Pembroke, J. P., m.
1838, Mary, dau. of Roger Eaton, Esq.; Wellington;
Helen, in. Edward Massey, Esq.
III. Frederick (Rev.), of Willingliam, co. Lincoln, Canon of
Lincoln, to. Susan, dau. of Edmund Haworth, Esq., of Sale,
and had issue.
IV. William Hexrt, late of Aylesmore House.
I. Elizabeth Anne, -ni. James Bellairs, Esq.
II. Charlotte, m. 1st, Benjamin Gibson Esq. : and 2ndly,
James Formby, M.D., of Formby, near Liverpool.
III. Carol n', TO. Rev. Miles Formby, M.A.
IV. Harriett, to. Rev. Roger Hesketh Formby, M.A.
V. Georgiana, to. Capt. Rhodes, of Rochdale.
VI. Alicia, m. Rev. Robert Peel.
VII. Susanna, m. Charles Brownell, Esq., of ShcflScld.
The youngest son,
William Henry Peel, Esq. of Aylesmore House, co.
Gloucester, 6. 3 May, 1796; to. 1st, 4 April, 1821, Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Col. Glutton, of Pcnsax Court, co. Worcester,
and had issue,
I. Lawrence Hcnrv, ."iCnd Light Infantry and M.njor Com-
mandant Radnor Militia, 6. 1823 ; vi. 1846, Catherine Maiia-
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEL
dau. of the Rev. Walter do Winton, of Llansteplian, co.
Kadnor, and Walsworth Hall, co. Gloucester ; and il. 16
Dec. 1865, leavinj? with other issue a son, Walter Hay-
ward, now of Aylesmore. ii. Thomas Frederick.
III. Francis, Commander R.X.
1. Barbara, mi. Capt. de Wiuton, of Walsworth Hall, co.
Gloucester.
He TO. 2ndly, 15 Nov. 1836, Rehecca Mary, dau. of William
Curre, Esq. of Itton Court, co. Monmouth; d. 1872, and was s.
by his grandson.
Arm^, &c.—Sa;ne as Peel of Peele Folde.
Sc««— Aylesmore House, St. Briavcl's, Coleford.
Oxford and Cambridge, S.W.
Cliib—
PEEL OF BRYN-Y-PYS.
Peel, Edmund, Esq. of Bryn-y-pys, co." Flint,
Llandrino Hall, co. Montgomery, and Wallington
Hall, Norfolk, J.P. cos. Denbigh, Salop, and Mont-
gomery, High Sheriff of the last co. 1858, J.P. and
D.L. CO. Flint, High Sherif? 1870, h. 26 March,
1826 ; m. 1st, 23 Sept. 1854, Anna Maria, dau. of
Sir John Hesketh Lethbridge, 3rd bart. of Sandhill,
(which lady d. 28 Nov. 1860 ; and 2ndly, 1 Feb.
1866, Henrietta Margaret, eldest datt. of Sir Hugh
Williams, Bart, of Bodelwyddan, North Wales, and
lias had issue,
I. Hcon Edmund Ethelston, h. 13 Nov., 1871.
II. Charles Wicksted, b. 15 Aug., d. 12 Dec. 1873.
I. Margaret Anne. ii. Ethel Mary.
Mr. Peel, eldest son of the Eev. Charles Wiclcstcd
Ethelston (who d. 1872), of Uplyine Eectory and
Wicksted Hall, co. Chester, by Anne his wife, dau.
and heir of Robert Peel, Esq. of Wallington
Hall, Norfolk, brother-in-law and cousin of Sir
Robert Peel, 1st bart. of Drayton, assumed by royal
license the surname of Peel in lieu of that of
Ethelston. «
yfr/ns— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arff., throe sheaves of as many
arrows ppr. banded gu., on a chief az. a bee volant or, for
Peel; 2nd and 3rd, az., on a pile between two crosses-ci-osslet
in base arg. an eagle displayed purpure, for Ethelston.
Ci-eats — 1st, Peel : A demi-lion rampant arg. gorged with a
collar az. charged with tliree bezants, holding between the paws
a shuttle or. 2nd, Ethelston : A ram's head coupled sa.
charged with three cro.sses-crosslct or. Motto — Industrie.
.Scd^.s— Bryn-y-Pys, near Ehuabon ; and Wallington Hall,
Downhara Market.
PEEL OF TiNOWLMERE.
Peel, Jonathan, Esq. of Accrington House, co.
Lancaster, and Knowlmere Manor, co. York, Bar-
rister-at-Law, J.P. co. Lancaster and W. Riding
CO. York, m. 1st, Ann, youngest dau. of Thomas
Peel, Esq. of Peele Fold and Trenant Park, which
lady d. s. p. ; and 2udly, Mary, dau. of the Rev.
John Wilde, of Harnage, Salop, Rector of Pontes-
bury, and Perpetual Curate of Albington Husscy,
by Mary his wife, dau. and co-heir of William
Corfield, Esq., by whom (who d. 1876) ho has had
issue,
I. Robert, h. March, 1842.
II. William, 6. 18 Oct. 1841, J.P. co. Laneastcr and West
Riding CO. York; m. 1876, Mel iora Sybella, dau. of Henry
Philpotts, Esq. of St. Clare, Torquay.
III. Walter Spencer, h. 24 Oct. 18o0.
I. Mary Anne. ii. Alice. in. Julia Maud.
rv. Edith. V. Constance Bertha.
liLinCilClt, — Robeut Peel, Esq., of Accrington, elder son
of Jonatlinn Peel, Esq. of Accrington, by Anne his 1st wife,
dau. of Giles llaworth, Esq. and grandson of Robert Peel, of
Peele Fold (see Peel of Peele Fold), m. Anne, dau. of AVilliam
Peel, Esq. of Peele Fold and Cliurch Bank, and by her (who
d. 1827) left at his decease, 1830,
Jonathan, now of Accrington and Knowlracre.
William, d. s.p. at Malta, .'3 Doc. ISGl.
Eoberb, of Church Bank, d. s. 2>. 1848.
Thomas, d. if. p. 1839.
Edmund (Rev.), Viear of Ealdon, Oxford, h. 29 Nov. 1817 : m.
28 Nov. 1849, Frances Catherine, dau. of the Hon. and "Very
Bev. George Neville Grcnville, Dean of Windsor, by Lady
Charlotte Lcgge his wife, dau. of George, Srd Earl of Dart-
mouth, and has a son, George Neville, b. 11 Oct. 1854.
George.
Jolin, m. Charlotte Louisa Frances, dau. of J. W. Lloyd,
Esq. of Danyralt.
Augustus, 'III. Marianne, dau. of Edmund Peel, son of Joseph
Peel, Esq. of Bowes, near London, and has a son, Augustus
Edmund Massey.
Mary, to. William Peel Croughton, Esq.
Arms, &c. — Scime an Peel of Peele Fold.
Seats — Accrington House, co. Lancaster; and Knowlmere
Manor, Clitheroe, co. York.
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PEEL OF TALIAHIS PARK.
Peel, William, Esq. of Taliaris Park, co. Car-
marthen, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1843, b.
2 April, 1803 : m. 6 Sept. 1836, Anne Maria, dau.
of John W. Lloyd, Esq. of South Park, Kent, and
Danyrallt, co. Carmarthen, and has issue,
I. Herbert, J.P., b. 18 Aug. 1840.
II. Robert Lloyd, b. 19 Oct. 1841 ; m. 13 Sept. 1866, Catherine,
dau. of — Ross, Esq. of Inverness.
in. William, b. 13 May, 1843.
IV. Alan, 6. 16 May, 1848.
I. Susanne, m. 9 Dec. 1868, to David Long Price, Esq. of
Talley House, co. Carmarthen.
II. Annie. iii. Eveline. iv. Gertrude.
V. Rosamond. vi. Constance.
HtllCatJC— Robert Peel, Esq. of Taliaris Park, 6. 1770,
2nd son (by Mary his wife, dau. of Thomas Haworth,
Esq. M.D., of Blackburn) of William Peel, Esq. of Church
Bank, co. Lancaster, eldest brother of Sir Robert Peel, 1st
bart. of Drayton, and of Jonathan Peel, Esq. of Accrington
m. 1st, Jane Yates, and 2ndly, 1 Dec. 1800, Anne, dau. of
Jonathan Peel, Esq. of Accrington House, co. Lancaster, and
by the latter only (who d. 21 May, 1806) had issue, i.
William, now of Taliaris; i. Anne; ii. Mary. Mr. Robert
Peel d. 13 June, 1838.
Arms, Crest, and Motto — Sa-nie as Peel of Peele Fold,
&aS— Taliaris Park, Llandilo, co. Carmarthen.
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PELHAM OF COUND.
Thuesby-Pelham, The Ret. Henry, of Connd
Hall, Salop, b. 31 March, 1801 ; m. 8 May, 1827,
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Papillon, Esq. of
Acrise, Kent, by Anne his wife, dau. of Henry
Cressett Pelham, Esq. of Cound Hall, Salop, and
Crowhurst, Sussex, and by her (who d. 25 Dec.
1874) has had issue,
I. George, 6. 7 July, 1828; d. 8 April, 1846.
II. Walter, J.P., b. 29 Dec. 1830; m. 17 May, 1865, Emily
Sarah Fitzgerald, eldest dau. of the Hon. James Butler,
and grand-dau. of James, 22nd Lord Dunboyne, and d. 15
Dec. 1874, leaving by her Walter Harvey, b. at Nice, 28
Oct. 1867, James Augustine Harvey, b. 21 Jan. 1S69; d. 10
May, 1878.
III. Augustus (Rev.), h. 28 Sept. 1832, Rector of Cound.
IV. Henry, b. 21 Sept. 1834; d. 15 Sept. 1854.
V. Francis, C.E., b. 18 Feb. 1838.
VI. Pelham, late Capt. 30th foot, 6. 17 May, 1840; m. 1872,
Emily Florence, only child of Henry Foley, Esq.
VII. Cressett, b. 31 Jan. 1843.
I. Anne, d. 5 Jan. 1868.
Mr. Thursby-Pelham assumed the latter sumamo
by royal license 1852, on succeeding to the Cound
estate.
lltnCittir. — The Pelhajis of Crouhurst and Cowndxtere
a younger branch of the 1'elhams of Laughlon and Stanmer,
ancestors of the Earls of CliicUester.
Sir Tho.mas Pelham, 1st bart. of Laughton, M.P. for Sussex,
was so created 22 May, 1011, m. Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas
Walsingliam, elder brother of Sir Francis, and d. 2 Dec. 1624,
leaving a son,
SibTho.mas Pelham, 2nd bart. of Laughton, M.P. for Sussex,
1054 (ancestor by his first wife of the Earls of Chichester),
ra. for his 3rd wife, Margaret, dau. of Sir H. Vane, and by her
had a son.
Sir Nicholas Pelham, Knt. of Cottisfleld Place, Sussex, M.P.,
who in. Jane, dau. and co-heircss (with her sister Elizabeth,
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
TEil
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■ of r.obert Crcssett, Esq. of Upton Crcssctt and Count!) of
iies Huxley, Esq. of Uarnford, co. Oxford, and by her, leftat
decease, 1739, aged 90, a son and heir,
1 iiOMAS Feldam, Esq., SI. 1*. for Lewes, «i. Elizabeth, dau.
f Henry Pelliam, Esq., and by her had issue,
Henry, his heir.
Francis, m. hor cousin, Kdward Crcssett, CD., Bishop of
Llandaff, and had an only dau. and lieir, Elizabeth, who
d. unm. 29 June, 1792.
The son and heir,
Henry Peliiam, Esq. of CroTvhurst, assumed the additional
surname of Cbessett, on succeeding to the estates of his niece,
Miss Cressetl, 1792. lie m. Jane, dau. of Nicholas Hardinge,
Esq., M.P., by Jane Pratt his wife, sister of Charles, 1st Lord
Camden, and had issue,
Jodn-Cressett, of Cound and Crowhurst, M.P., d. unm.
Aug. 1838.
Franxes, )«. 24 May, 1800, Rev. George- .\ugustus Thursby,
Eector of Abington, co. Northampton, and by him (who il.
17 Jan. 183t)) had a son, the present Rev. Hesky Tiicesby
Pelham, of Cound.
Anne, m. Thomas Papillon, Esq. of Acrisc, Kent,
jlniw— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, counter-quartered, l.^t and
4th, az., three pelicans arg. vulning themselves ppr., 2nd
And 3rd, gu., two belts in pale issuing from the base arg.
with buckles and studs or, for Pelham; 2nd and 3rd, arg.,
a chevron between three lions rampant sa., for Thcrsby.
Crests — 1st, Pelham, A peacock in his pride arg ; 2nd, Thcrsby,
A curlew with wings expanded arg. the beak and legs ppr.
Mottoes — Vineitamorpalria:, for Pelham ; la silcntio fortitude,
ior TnuRSBY.
Seat— Cound Hall, near Shrewsbury.
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PELI* OP HASLEBEECS.
PEti, AxBEET, Esq. of Haslebeech, co. Tfortli-
empton, and "Wilbiirton Manor, co. Cambridge,
M.A., J.P. for CO. Leicester and the Isle of Ely,
D.L. for CO. Cambridge, and IT.P. for Sotxth
Leicestershire, b. 12 Marcli, 1820 ; m. 8 Sept. 1816,
his cousin, Elizabeth Barbara, only dau. of
Sir Henry Halford, 2nd bart. of Wistow, M.P.
HtnragC— Sir Albeut Pell, Knt. (son of Eobcvt Pell and
Bather Wilson his wife) was appointed Judge of the Court of
Bankruptcy, and received tlie honour of knighthood 1831. He
m. 20 April, 1813, the Hon. Margaret Letitia Matilda St. John,
3rd dau. and co-heiress of Henry Beauchamp, 12th Lord St.
John of Bletsho, by Emma Maria Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
Samuel Whitbread, Esq. of Cardington ; and d. 6 Sept. 1S32
<tlis widow survived until 5 March, 1S6S), leaving issue,
Albert, now of Haslebeech.
Henry Beauchamp St. John (Uev.), Eector of Ickenham,
Middlesex, m. Julia Tyndal, and has issue, two sons and
one dau.
Oliver Claude, of Wilburton Manor, co. Cambridge, J.P. and
D.L., 6. 1825 ; m. 18-56, Adelaide, youngest dau. of Marcus
Macausland, Esq., of Drenagh, co. Londonderry.
Elizabeth Eliza, m. Alexander Pym, Esq. (see Pym cf the
Haselli), and has issue five sons and tive daus.
Arms — Arg., a bend between two mullets pierced sa. Crest —
On a mural crown or, a mullet pierced sa.
Seal — liaslebcech, Northampton.
PEHIEEBTOIT OF Tr.ITlEPINGTON.
Pembertox, Hexet Wilxiams, Esq. of Trump-
ington, CO. Cambridge, J. P., D.L., Barrister-at-Law,
M.A., 2nd son of llcv. Edward Hodgson, by Char-
lotte his -wife, dau. of Francis Pemberton, Esq. of
Trumpington, h. 1819 ; m. 1855, Frances Maria
Sophia, only child and heir of Feancis Chaeles
Jame3 Pemberton, Esq. of Trumpington, and
^idow of "William Huntly Campbell, Esq., Capt.
';h regt. By royal license, dated Oct. 1855,
■ Queen was pleased to grant to this gentleman
1 his said wife Frances Maria Sophia, license and
iuUhority that they should, in compliance with a
I proviso contained in the last will of the said Francis
Charles James Pemberton, Esq. of Trumpington,
take and use the surname and arms of Pembeeion
only.
^LtllCnfJC.— The family of Pemberton of Trv.mpinritnn,
originally from co. Lancaster, was established in co. Cam-
bridge by the purchnsor of the Trumpington estate, viz. Sir
Francis Pemberton, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
lOSO, who presided at the trial of Lord Bussell for the Ryo
House Plot.
^riii.?— Arg., a chevron between three buckets sa. Crcsi—A
boar's head erased s-a.. Motto— Audi alteram partem.
iStat— Trumpington, near Cambridge.
PEMBEE,TON OF NEWTOU.
Pembeeton, CnnisTOPnEE EorEKT, Esq. cf
Newton, co. Cambridge, J.P. and D.L., Higli Sheriff
1858, m. 13 June, 1829, Henrietta, eldest dau. of
Xatliunicl William Peach, Esq. of Jvctteringham
Hall, Norfolk, M.P., and has issue,
I. CimisTOPHER Peach, Licut.-Col. Scots Fusilier Guards'
h. May, 1838, killed at Battle of Sedan, 1 Sept. 1870, being
present as Military Correspondent of Tk'; Times.
II. Francis Alexander Richard, J.P. and D.L., 6. July, 1S46 ;
m. 3 Oct. 187 1, Ann Rosalie, 4th dau. of Sir Henry J.
Stracey, 5th bart. of Rackhcath Park, Norfolk. She d. at
Algiers, 29 Feb. 1S72.
I. Frances, m. Rev. Robert Edgar Hughes.
II. Henrietta Elizabeth Harriet, m. 1 Jan. 1SC3, Hon. Dudley
Spencer Montagu. She d. IG May, 1871.
JltltCcigC.— In this family vests the male representation
of the Pt.MBERTOxs o/ Ti-umpingtnn, originally from Pem-
berton, CO. Lancaster, and estallishcd inco. Cambridge by Sib
Francis Pemberton, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench
1680.
CHiuSTOpnER EoDEr.T PrnrtRTON', Esq., a younger son of
Francis Pemberton, Esq. of Trumpington House, near Cam-
bridge, ra. Aug. 1794, Eleanor Hamilton, only dau. of James
Hamilton, Esq. of Woodbrook and Strabane, co. Tyrone (who
d. 1840), and d. 1322, leaving issue,
John James, b. 1796; rf. unm. Richard, 6. 1802; d. unm.
Christopher Robert, now of Newton, 6. 1801 ; );;. 18'29.
■Walter Hamilton, b. 1806 ; to. Maria Lee 'Warner, of Norfolk.
Alexander Samuel, 6. 1810; d. 1826.
Stanley, h. 1811; m. Miss Marianne Hag-gitt.
Cecil Charlotte, ra. H. S. Russell, Esq.
Blary, m. Rev. Sir John Lighton, 4th bart. of Mcrrillo.
Harriet, in. Thomas Henry Musgrave, Esq.
Charlotte, rf. young. Charlotte Maria, d. young.
Eleanor Charlotte, rf. T 843.
Eleanor, m. Rev. Harvey Vachcll.
Arms — Arg., a chevron between three buckets sa. Crczt — ^A
boar's head erased sa. MoUo — Audi alteram partem.
Stat — Newton, near Cambridge.
CHILDE-PEMEEBTON OP KILLICHOPE.
See Childe.
PETJBEETON OP TOEB"? HILL.
Pembeeton, Edttaed Leigh, Esq. of Terry
Hill and Wrinsted, Kent, and of Lincoln's Inn,
Barrister-at-Law, J. P., M.P. for East Kent, b. 14
May, 1823; on. Aug. 1849, Matilda Catherine
Emma, dau. of Hon. and Kcv. Francis James Noel,
and has three daus. and two sous,
I. Robert Leigh, 6. 25 Dec. 1S52, a Lieut, in the Grenadier
Guards. ii. Wilfred Leigh, b. 19 June, 1S64.
ll,tltr(I(JT. — Robert Pembertox, Esq. of the Inner
Temple, Barrister-at-Law, son of Edward Pemberton, of War-
rington, M.D., by Ellen his wife, dau. of John Lyon, of Apple-
ton, 7ii. 24 July, 1788, Margaret, eldest dau. and co-heir of
Edward Leigh, Esq. of Bispham Hall, co. Lancaster, and first
cousin of Sir Robert Holt Leigh, 1st bart. of Whitley, and had
(with a dau., Frances Ellen, who rf. 28 Oct. 1867, ra. Rev. Edward
Collins Wright, Eector of Pitsford, co. Northampton), two
sons, Thomas, and Edward Leigh. The elder,
TuE Right Hon. Thomas Pembebton-Leigh, of Torry Hill,
P.C, Q.C., 6. 11 Feb. 1793. This eminent equity lawyer was
called to the Bar 1816, and was made a King's Counsel, 18'29.
He was appointed Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales
1841, and his Chancellor 1843. He sat in Parliament for the
boroughs of Rye and Ripon, and was raised to the Peerage
28 Aug. 1858, as Baron Kingsdown, of Kingsdown, Kent. Hi«
Lordship .«. Jan. 1S43, to the estates of his mother's cousin. Sir
Robert Holt Leigh, Bart., and assumed, in coin;'1iancc witli
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PEM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEil
that gentleman's will, the additional snmame and arms of
Leigh, by royal license, dated 7 March, 1843, ; he d. imra.
7 Oct. 1S67, when his Peerage became extinct, and his estate
devolved on his brother,
Edwabd Leigh-Pemberton, E.sq. of Torry Hill, h. 18 Feb.
1795; ill. 23 Dec. 1820, Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Cumpion Cox,
Esq., a Master in Chancery, and had issue,
I. Edwakd Leigh, now of Wrinstcd.
II. Kobert Leijrh, d. 18 April, 18.50.
HI. Charles Leigh (Rev.), Eectorof Curry-Mallet, Somerset, m.
Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of John Woodcock, Esq. of the Elms,
near Wigan, and by her (who d. 27 Dec. 1862) has had two
sons and three daus. ; one of the daus., Mary Leigh, c!.
9 Sept. 18G2. iv. Loftus Leigh.
V. Wykeham Leigh, Capt. GOth Eifles. vi. Henry Leigh.
I. Emily Leigh, m. Capt. Leach, Eoyal Engineers.
II. Margaret Leigh, m. Col. Muller, and d. 2 Jan. 1856.
III. Charlotte Leigh, r,i. Gerard Coke Meynell, Esq.
He d. 12 March, 1877.
Arrris — Erm., an estoile or, between three buckets sa., hoops
and handles of the 2nd. Crest — A dragon's head erm. erased
gu., ducally gorged or, and transfixed by an arrow fesswise ppr.
Motto — TJt tibi sic alteri.
Seal — Torry Hill, near Sittingbourne.
PEMBERTON OF BAINBRTDGE HOLME,
AND THE BARNES.
Pemeeetox, Eichaed Laueence, Esq. of The
Barnes and Bainbridge Holme, co. Durbani, J. P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1861, b. 12 Oct. 1831 ;
m. 1st, 16 ]S"oy. 18,^-1, Jane Emma, 2nd dau. of
Rev. Martin Stapylton, Hector of Barlcorougii, co.
Derby (2nd son of Martin Stapylton, Esq. of
Mjton, CO. York), and by her (who d. 7 Dec.
1865), has had issue,
I. Edward Stole,, 6. 16 Aus. 1S55; d. same day.
II. Eichard Laurence, b. 25 July, 1856; d. 16 April, 1853.
III. John Staptlton Grey, 6. 23 Dec. 1860.
IV. Ealph Hylton, b. 17 July, 1864.
I. Ellen. II. Mary Laurence.
III. Laura Penelope. iv. Jane Emma Stapylton.
Mr. Pemberton m. 2ndlv, 30 April, 1867, Elizabeth
Jane, eldest of the two daus. of Eev. James Watson
Stote Donnison, of Mendham, Harleston, Norfolk,
and co-heiress with her sister, and on her father's
death senior representative of the ancient family of
Stote, of Newcastle, Hedworth, and Horsley Hill,
CO. Durham. By her he has issue,
V. Bertram Eoper Stote, b. 20 Jan. 18C8.
•VI. Michael Watson Stote, 6. 15 June, 1876.
•VII. Gerard Widdiington Stote, 6. 9 March, 1873.
T. Isabel. VI. Margaret.
ILlIlCajC. — Jons PE^^^.ERTON, of Stanhope, livinpt 1400,
was s. by his son, John, who was s. by his son, Thomas, who
was s. by his son, Eichard Pemberton, of Stanhope, m. Anne
Wooler, and had issue two sons, i. John, his successor; and
11. George. The elder,
John Pemberton, m. Alice, sister of Alexander Feather-
stonhaugh, Esq. of Stanhope Hall, by whom he had issue two
sons, I. Eichard, his successor; and ii. Cuthbert. The elder,
Eichard Pemberton, m. Alice, dau. and co-heiress of John
Hindmarsh, Esq. of Aislaby, by whom he had (with three
daus.) two sons, i. Michael, his successor; ii. Eobebt Pem-
berton, of Eshe.
The eldest son, Michael Pemberton, Esq., Lord of the
Manor of Frosterly, purcliased the manor or lordship of
Aislaby from the other co-heiresses of his maternal grand-
father, John Hindmarsh, in 1595. He vi. Margaret, dau. of
Ealph Watson, of Tudhoe, by whom (who was buried 27 Jan.
1634) he had issue four sons and three daus., i. John, his suc-
cessor; II. Ealph Pemberton, of Egglescliffe, afterwards of
Durham, bapt. 6 July, 1602; m. Michael, bapt. 19 Jan. 1594,
buried 17 Nov. 1599; iv. Eichard, bapt. 17 Oct. 1604, lived
near Grantham, co. Lincoln; i. Margaret, buried 22 Aug.
1595; II. Florence, buried 1 July, 1654; ni. Mary, m. 30 Oct.
1610, Anthony Garnett, of Egglescliffe, Gent., by whom she
had a son, John Garnett, Esq. of Egglescliffe, Capt. of Horse
in the regt. of Col. George Heron in the service of Charles I.
John Pemberton, Esq. of Aislaby, the eldest son and heir,
had livery of his father's lands 5 Oct. 1626. He/a. 8 June,
1612, Isabel, dau. and eventually co-heiress (with her sister,
the wife of Toby Ewbank, Esq. of Snotterton) of Henry
Grey, Esq. of Xewminster Abbey, 4th son of Sir Ealph Grey,
Knt. of Chillingham, Northumberland, and by her had issue,
Michael, his successor.
John Pemberton, of whom hereafter.
Henry, bapt. 20 April, 1620, Capt. in the service of
Charles 1., in which service he was slain.
Mary, bapt. 30 Nov. 1613 ; m. Ealph Hurst, of Ashe, co. Tori
Jane, m. William Theobalds, of Egglescliffe.
Anne, 6. 14 Oct. 1621 ; m. Eobert Thorpe, of Yarm.
John Pemberton was buried 28 Jan. 1643-4, and his wifo
19 Feb. 1601-2 ; he was s. by his eldest son,
Michael Pemberton, Esq. of Aislaby, Major in the service
of Charles I., bapt. 17 April 1615, jii. Alice, dau. of Christopher
Place, Esq. of Dinsdale, and had issue,
I. Michael, his successor.
II. John, bapt. 5 Sept. 1648, Sheriff of York, 1684; d. at
Koningsburg, Denmark; he ra. 1st, 19 Sept. 1678, Sarah,
dau. of George Prescott, of Darlington, by whom he had an
only child,
1 William, m. Elizabeth, dau. of John Killinghall, E=q.
of Middleton St. George, co. Durham; he was buried 27
Oct. 1730; she d. 16 June, 1745, by whom he had issue,
William, his successor, 6. 8 Jan., bapt. 7 Feb. 1718;
rn. Miss Woodman, of Plymouth, and had issue,
William, to whom his cousin, John Killinghall, Esq.,
in 1762, devised the manor of Middleton St. George,
which belonged to the Killinghalls before the year
1417; he ?ij. Winifred Cock, of Plymouth, by whom
he had issue.
!
1
George, who d. v.;vm. 11
she d.s.p.
William, of Middleton St.
March, 1801, aged 28.
Sarah, bapt. 1704, wife of George Pinkney
July, 1781.
Mary, bapt. 9 May, 17CG ; d. July, 1750.
Elizabeth Pemberton, bapt. 12 July, 1710; m. 18 Nov.
1733, James .Allan, Esq. of Darlington and BlackweU
Grange. Anne, bapt. 1 May, 1712; d. unm.
Catherine, bapt. 7 July, 1714; '„i. lloberc Brown, of
London, Merchant, and d. s. f>.
Margaret, bapt. 6 Sept. 1716; d, unra., and buried
31 Dec. 1745.
John Pemberton m. 2ndly, 18 Dec. inSS, Mary, dau. of
Eobert Dodsworth, Esq. of Barton, co. York, widow of John
Killinghall, Esq. of Middleton St. George, by whom (who
was buried at Hurworth, 2 Feb. 1730) he had issue,
2 John, b. at York, 10 Sept. 1684, an officer on the Irish
Establishment; d. unm. 1769.
3 Thomas, 6. 10, and bapt. 13 April, 1C86, d. unm.
4 Francis, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bapt. 7 June, 1687; vu
1st, 1716, Jane, dau. of John Eand, of Newcastle ; she
d. s. p. He iii. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Samuel Hancock,
Gent., widow of William Hall, Curate of All Saints, New-
castle (marriage license dated 21 July, 173'2), by whom he
hail issue several daus.
1 Elizabeth, d. unm., aged 18.
The eldest son,
Michael Pemberton, Esq. of Aislaby, bapt. 13 Feb. 1644,
and sometime of Northallerton, where he d., and was buried
6 Feb. 1685-6 ; m. Anne, dau. of George Metcalfe, of Thorn-
borough, CO. York, by whom he had issue. The son and heir,
John Pemberton, Esq. of BlackweU, sold Aislaby, circa
1720, 'iH. 13 June, 1697, Mary, dau. of Christopher Place, of
Darlington, Gent., by whom he had issue, who all d. unnu
He d. 18, and was buried at Darlington 21 May, 1729; she
d. 16 April, 1755.
John Pemberton, of Hilton, Capt. in the service of Ring
Charles I., stated to have been 2nd son of John Pemberton,
of Aislaby, co. Durham, by Isabel his wife, dau. of Henry
Grey, Esq. of Newminster Abbey, was agent or steward to the
family of Hilton, of Hilton Castle, and was named a trustee in
the will of John Hilton, Esq., 22 July, 1668, wherein he is
designated as his "true friend." He m. 1st, Jane Eobinson,
of Stone Cellar Farm, at Dsworlh, parish of Washington,
and had issue,
John, his heir.
Eobert, who served in Queen Anne's navy.
Mary, named in the will of John Hilton, Esq., as "his god-
child."
John Pemberton n!.2ndly, June, 1671, Bridget, dau. of Adam
Shipperdson, Esq. of Bainbridge Holme, and sister and co-
heiress of Eobert Shipperdson, Esq., by whom he had,
Michael, of Bainbridge Holme.
Adam, of Sunderland, d. 1699. Shipperdson, 6. 1723.
The eldest son,
John Pemberton, Esq. of Bainbridge Holme, &. at Hilton, bapt.
Feb. 1688 ; m. Dorothy, dau. of Eobert Stote, Esq. of Hedworth,
and Horsley Hill, co. Duihum, grcat-grcat-grandsou oi Eichard.
PEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEN
1255
Stote, Esq., Alderman, Mayor, and Sliorift of Ncwcastlc-on-
Tync, who d. 15 Feb. 1G16, by Eleanor his wife, dau. and
heiress of Cuthbert Atkin.son, Esq. of Hedworth, sometime
Mayor and Sheriff of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and had issue,
John, his heir. Michael, of South Moor House.
Ifichard, of Varm.
Jane.
He il. at South Moor Ilouse 174G, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Pemberton, Esq. of Bainbridge Holme, 6.5 Nov. 1704,
m- 11 Dec. 1740, Penelope, dau. and co-heiress in blood of
the Ker. John Laurence, Rector of Bishop Wearmouth,
Prebendary of Salisbury, and by her (who d. 1767) he had
issue,
I. John, b. 1741; d. ■unm. 177G.
II. Stepue.v, of Bainbridge Holme, J.P., sometime Fellow of
Oriel Coll. Oxford, b. 1743-4; m.2 May, 1782, Isabella, dau.
of George Anderson, Esq. of Ncwcastlc-upon-Tync, by
whom (who d. 1800) he had issue,
1 GEoncE, of Bainbridge Holme, F.R.S.
1 Penelope, m. 8 June, 1809, Richard Clay, Esq. of Hill
Hou.se, CO. Derby.
<i AnnabcUa, m. 9 Jan. 1815, Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. of
Scots House and Bishop Wearmouth.
3 Mary Anne, m. 1817, Joseph Henry Hendon Holmes,
Esq., F.S.A., Judge Advocate to the Forces of Demerara
and Essequibo. 4 Elizabeth, d. 1853.
Mr. Pemberton d. 27 Nov. 1831, and was «. by his son,
George Pemberton, Esq. of Bainbridge Holme, an ofiBcer
in the Life Guards, J.P., F.K.S., 6. 15 May, 1784; vi.
29 Sept. 1819, Jane, dau. of Thomas Hunter, Esq. of
Beoly Hall, co. AVorcester, and by her (who d. 22 Feb.
1826) left at his decease, Georgcj Thomas, </. s. p. ; Stephen
John, b. 24 March, 1825 ; Georgiana Jane ; and Anne
Penelope, m. abroad.
in. Richard, of Barnes, co. Durham, b. 14 Jan. 1746; ra.
4 Aug. 1774, Elizabeth, only child of Ralph Jackson, Esq.
of Sunderland, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Thompson, Esq.
of .Shotton Hall, co. Durham, and d. 23 March, 1838, having
had issue,
1 John, Barristcr-at-Law, formerly of York, and after-
wards of Sherburn Hall, Durham, J. P., b. 14 March, 1779 ;
m. 3 July, 1810, dau. of William Browne, Esq. ofTalan-
tire Hall, co. Cumberland, and d. s. p. 29 Jan. 1843.
2 Riilph Stephen, 6. 26 Jan. 1780, High Sheriff co. Car-
marthen 1820, and co. Durham 1840; m. 20 June, 1820,
Anne Mary, dau. and sole heir of Thomas Rippon, Esq., of
Low Mill, CO. Durham, and niece of the Hon. Richard
Hetherington, President of Tortola and Virgin Islands,
and (/. «. p. 22 Feb. 1847.
3 Richard, J.P. and D.L., 6. 4 April, 1782 ; ?)^. 4 Nov. 1830,
Ellen, daii. of Capt. Robert Jump, R.N. ; and d. 3 Nov.
1843, leaving by her (who d. Sept. 1837) a son,
Richard Laurence, now of Barnes.
4 Thomas, D.L., b. 3 March, 1785, purchased Bainbridge
Holme from his cousin, George Pemberton, Esq., 1832 ;
T,!. 21 Sept. 1830, Elizabeth Orde, dau. of Capt. John
Dutton, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and d. s. p. 27 Feb.
1839. His widow m. Rev. A. Wade.
1 Penelope, d. unm. 18 May, 1821.
2 Eleanor, d.unm. 11 Oct. 1826.
Z Elizabeth, m. 22 Sept. 1814, Thomas Thompson, Esq. of
Bishop Wearmouth, and has issue.
4 Margaret, m. 12 July, 1828, John Austin, Brigadier-
Gen, in the army of Portugal, K.C.T.S., and had a dau.,
Penelope Frances Elizabeth Pemberton, );). Rev. George
Augustus Murray, eldest son of George Murray, D.D.,
Bishop of Rochester, and has issue three sons and two daus.
T. Penelope, d. young.
Arms — Arg., a chevron enn. between three griffins' heads
}nped sa., quartering Hindmarsh, Gret, Laurence, Jackson,
e. Ci-eft — A griffin's head couped ppr.
Seats — The Barnes and Bainbridge Holme, near Sunderland;
odUawthora Tower, near Seaham Harbour, all in «o. Durham.
PENNANT OF BODFARI.
Pen^akt, Philip Pexnaxt, Esq. of Bodfari, co.
Ilint, J.P., D.L., M.A., High Sheriff 1862, High
■instable of Flint Castle, b. 5 Aug. 183 1 ; m. 1862,
Irary Frances, dau. of Rev. Canon Edward and
' • Hon. Mrs. Eankes, of Soughton Hall, co.
ait, and has issue,
I. David Falponeb, 6. 26 March, 1867.
I. Mary Catherine. ii. Georgina Eankes.
in. Adelaide Wynne.
r. Pennant, who is son of Eev. George Pearson,
(ctor of Castle Camps, co. Cambridge, by Catherine
3 wife, dau. of Philip Humberston, Esq. of
II.
Chester, s. by will, to the Bodfari nnd other estates
of his cousin and godfather, David Pennant, Esq.
of Downing, co. Flint (son of Thomas Pennant, the
historian and naturalist), at the decease, 1853, of
Louisa, Viscountess Feilding, Mr. David Pennant's
grauddau. and last descendant ; and in 1 860 assumed,
by royal license, the surname of Pi;nna>'t, in lieu
of his patronymic Pearson, and the arms of
Pennant quarterly witli those of Pearson. Mr.
Pennant has four brothers and three sisters sur-
viving, George Falconer ; Charles ; John Batte-
ridge; Edward Lynch ; Catlierino Hester ; Frances
Ehzabeth ; and Adelaide Sophia.
Ht'ltwgc— The family of Pennant derived its descent
from Tudor Trevor, a.d. 924, founder of the tribe of the
Marches, called Earl of Hereford, the son of YnyrapCadfarch.
Thomas Pennant, of Downing, tlie naturalist and traveller,
was 24th in descent from Tudor Trevor. He m. Elizabeth,
dau. oJ James Falconer, Lieut. R.N. (her brother was great-
grandfather of the present Philip Pennant Pennant, Esq.),
and had issue,
David Pennant, Esq., m. Louisa, dau. of Sir H. Pcytoa
Bart., and a son,
David Pennant, Esq., to. 1st, 21 June, 1822, Lady Caroline
Spencer-Churchill, only dau. of George, 5th Duke of Marl-
borough, which lady d. 10 Jan. 1824 ; and 2ndly, Lady Emma
Brudenell, dau. of Robert, 6th Earl of Cardigan, and by her
(who d. 2 Deo. 1847) had issue, Louisa, who m. 1846, Rodolph
William Basil, Viscount Feilding (subsequently Sth Earl of Den-
bigh and Desmond), andrf. 1853, without issue, David Pennant,
jun. d. 1835. David Pennant, sen., d. 1841, leaving by his
will to Philip Pennant Pearson, his cousin and godson, the
Bodfari and other Pennant estates, in case of his grand-dau.,
Louisa, dying without issue. On Lady FeiUIing's death he s.,
and has assumed the name and arms of I^ennant by royal
license.
^ cms— Quarterly: 1st and 4th, Pennant; 2nd and 3rd,
Pearson. Crests— 1st, Pennant ; 2nd Pearson.
Seat— Nantlys, St. Asaph, co. Flint.
PENNEFATHEE OF LAKEFIELD.
Pennefatheb, WiixiAM Yacghton, Esq. of
Lakefield, co. Tipperary, b. 14 Jan. 1862.
IttllCaCCJC.— The first of this family who settled in Ireland
was
Matteew Pennefathek, a comet in the army, son of Abra-
ham Pennefather, and younger brother of Abraham Pennc-
father, of Hambury-on-the-llill, co. Stafford. He acquired,
by patent, 1666, the estates of Clonegoose, Ballylanigan, <fec.,
CO. Tipperary ; he m. and had (with another son, John, of
Compsey) his successor,
BIatthew Pennefateer, Esq., m. Levina Kingsmill, heiress
of Ballyowen, afterwards New Park, co. Tipperary, and left
three sons,
I. Kingsmill, his heir.
II. Matthew, Lieut. -Col. in Gen. Sabine's rcgt in Queen
Anne's wars, gallantly distinguished at Oudenarde, sub-
sequently returned to Ireland, and was appointed auditor
of the Irish Revenue, in the reign of George I., and was
M.P. for Cashel from 1715, until his decease 1733. Col.
Pennefather m. 1697, Catharine, dau. of Sir Randal Beres-
ford, 2nd bart., of Coleraine, and left four dau.'., Jane, in.
William Palliscr, Esq. of Rathfarnham; Levina, d. un-in.
14 May, 1734 ; Dorothea, m. William Williams, Esq. of
Mount Williams, co. Mcath; Elizabeth, m. 1735, Alexander,
5th Earl of Antrim.
III. William, of Marlow, father of Thoma."5, of Marlow, wh >
in. Blary Jloore, of Moorcstort, and was father of Thomas
Pennefather, who m. 1819, Mary Hunt, and left, witli two
daus., Fanny Mary Dorothy, and Anna, j;i. Col. Hunt, one
son. Rev. Thomas Penneiather, Vicar of Kiltennel, co.
Carlow, b. 1823, m. 1859, Catherine Sophia, dau. of the
Rev. Henry Preston EIrington, D.D., sou of Thomas Elriug-
ton, D.D., Bishop of Ferns and Leighlin, and has Issue.
The eldest son,
Kingsmill PENNTFATnER, Esq. of New Park, Col. of Militia,
M.P. for Cashel, and afterwards for Tipperary, m. his cousin,
the only dau. and heiress of John Pennefather, Esq. of Oomf-
sey, and had (with four daus., the eldest, Mary, »,». Hamilton
Lowe, Esq. of Rose Green; the 2nd, Levina, m. Sir John
St. Leger, Baron of the Exchequer ; the 3rd m. Cr.pt. Prince;
and tho 4th m. the iiev. Francis Gore) six sons,
431
1256
PEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEN
I
I. EicHAED, his heir.
n. Thomas, on whom the Compsey estates, together with
Kilshane and Bally neira, were settled J730. He m. in
that year, Frances Goodwin, of Island Bridge, near
Dublin, and left at his decease, 1764 (with two daus., one of
whom, Frances, m. Thomas Oldis, Esq. of Ballylanigan) a son,
John Bolton, to. his cousin, the dau. of John Penne-
father. Esq. of Pontevarla, and d. ISU, ased 77, leaving,
with two daus, Elizabeth and Anne, m. William Latham,
Esq. of Ballyshenan, one son,
Thomas, of Ballylanigan, Mavor of Cashcl, m. Anne,
dau. of John Hunt, Esq. of Moyne; and d. 25 Dec. 1S28,
having had issue,
William, of 30th regt., distinguished in India, the
Pemnsula, and Egypt, and at Waterloo, m. 2 Sept.
1822. Susan, dau. of Anthony O'Dwyer, Esq. of
Cashel ; and d. i-. p., leaving an only son,
William, of BaUylanigan, J.P., b. 16 Aug. 1823;
m. 16 Nov. 1852. Kate, 2nd dau. of Richard Scott,
Esq., Solicitor, and has issue, William, 6. 17 Sept.
1853; Richard, b. 22 July 1855 : John, b. 20 May,
1858 ; Mary Susan ; and Catherine Ada Susan Mary
Alozisia.
Kingsmill, an officer in the army, d. in the Peninsula.
Richard, of Kilshane, m. Jliss Going, dau. of the Rev.
Mr. Going,. Thomas, Mayor of Cashel.
Cherry, m. John Smithwick, Esq. and had issue,
m. Wmiam, of Carrigeen. iv. John, of Pouleyarla.
T. Matthew. vi. Frederick.
Mr. Pennefather d. 1735, and was s. by his eldest son,
RicHABD Pes>t:fatheb, Esq. of New Park, M.P. for Cashel,
TO. Charity, 3rd dau. of Alderman John Graham, of Platten,
CO. Meath, and had two sons and three daus.,
I. KiKGSMiLL, M.P. for Cashel 1753, 1761, and 1771, m. the
Hon. Mary Lysaght, dau. of John, Lord Lisle, and dying
v. 'p. May, 1771, left issue,
1 Richard, successor to his grandfather.
2 John (Rev.), m. Elizabeth, dau. of Major Perceval, and
had issue,
Kingsmill, Major Limerick Militia, ra. 1st, Frances,
eldest dau. of Major To;msend Monckton Hall, of
the 28th regt., and had one son, John, and four daus.,
Elizabeth ; Fanny : CaroUne ; and CUre. Hei/i.2ndly,
1842, Jane Catherine Patricia, eldest dau. of Thomas
de Grenier de Fonblanque, K.H., formerly H.M.'s
Consul-General and Charge d'Aflfaires in Servia, and
grand-dau. of Sir Jonah Barrington, Knt., Judge of the
Admiralty in Ireland, by whom he had issue,
Charles Edward de Fonblanque, b. 23 June, 1848.
Ruth. J. de Fonblanque.
William Westby, Lieut. E.X., m. Elizabeth, dau. of
William Harding, Esq.
John Lysaght (Sir), K.C.B., Grand Cross of the Legion
of Honour, and Commander of the Order of St. Maurice
and St. Lazarus of Sardinia, Gen. in the army. Col.
22nd Foot, and Commander of the Forces at Malta,
distinguished in India and the Crimea, m. 1830,
Margaret, eldest dau. of John Carr, Esq. of Motmtiath,
andd. 1872..
Joseph Lysaght, Barrister-at-Law, to. Elizabeth, dau.
of — Rea, Esq. of Bam wood, co. Gloucester, and had
one dau., Juha.
Robert Perceval, Lieut, and Adjutant in the 3rd regt. of
Kative Cavalry in Bengal, in. Miss Elizabeth Benson,
and had one son, Henry, late Capt. 41st regt., to.
23 Oct. 1860, Margaretta Luchesa Jane Maria, widow
of Col. Temple West, and only dau. and heir of Sir
John George Reeve de la Pole, 8th bart., of Shute
House ; and a dau., Laura, rn. Dr. George Eae, Bengal
Medical Establishment.
Ann, m. William Ryan, Esq. of Ballymackeoghe, co.
Tipperary, and has issue.
Mary, ra. Rear-Admiral Henry Vansittart, of Bisham
Abbey, Berks, and has issue.
Clare, m. Thomas Evans, Esq. of Ashroe, co. Tipperary,
Lieut. R.N.
Laura, m. — Philips, Esq. of Mount Philips.
3 William, M.P. for Cashel from 1783 to 1797; he was
for 38 years Revenue Collector of Athlone and Cork, and
for 10 years Surveyor-General in Ireland : he m. Frances,
2nd dau. of Francis Kisbctt, Esq. of Derrycame, co.
Leitrim, and had issue,
WiUiam, H.E.I.C.S.. d. Aug. 1826.
RicHABD Daniel, of Kilbiacken, co. Leitrim, J.P. and
D.L., Col. (retired) East Kent Militia, b. 13 Aug. 1818 ;
TO. 7 Oct. 1868, Hon. Sarah Anna de Montmorency,
dau. of Very Rev. Hervey Viscount Mountmorres, and
has issue, William de Montmorency, 6. 27 Aug. 1869;
Anna de Montmorency ; and Mary Eva de Montmorency.
Jane, to. Daniel Conner, Esq. of Ballybricken, co. Cork,
and d. s. ■p. 1869.
Margaret, m. Richard Warren, Esq., M.D., ofLisgoold,
son of Rev. Robert Warren, of Crookstown, co. Cork.
Elizabeth, ra. Phineas Bury. Esq. of Curragh Bridge,
CO. Limerick, and Little Isiaud, co. Cork.
{
Frances Mary, to. Col. Arthur St. George Herbert Step-
ney, C.B., Coldstream Guards, andd. 1848.
1 Mary, to. Daniel Conner, Esq. of Ballybricken, co. Cork,
and had issue.
2 Catherine, to. Daniel Mansergh, Esq. of Cashel, and had
issue.
3 Margaret, to. Robert Warren, Esq., son of Sir Robert
Warren, 1st bart. ot Warrenscourt, and had issue.
II. William, of Knockevan, JIajor 5th Dragoons, M.P. for
Cashel, 1771, to. Ellen, eldest dau. ol the Ven. Edward
Moore, D.D., of Mooresfort, co. Tipperary, Archdeacon of
Emly, and had two sons,
1 Richard, one of the Barons of the Exchequer in Ireland,
TO. Jane, eldest dau. of John Bennct, Justice of the Kings.
Bench in Ireland, and had three sons and three daus.,
Richard, of Darling Hill, co. Tipperary, Under Secretary
for Ireland, )/<. 1836, Lady Emily Arabel Georgiana-
Butler, dau. of Richard, Ist Earl of GlengaU, and d.
1849, leavingissue, Richard, b. 13 May, 1837, and Evelyn
Henrietta, m. 2 March, 1869, Arthur Phihp. 6th Earl
Stanhope. His widow ;/i. 1852, Col. H. A. Hankey.
John. William.
Ellen, TO. John Cromie, Esq.
Susan, TO. Rev. Robert Jessop.
Dorothea, ra. Somerset Richard, Lord Famham, and d,
30 Nov. 1861.
2 Edward (the Eight Hon.), Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of Queens Bench, in Ireland (see PEXNEFAiaEE of
Ro.thsalla.gh).
I. Mary, to. John Croker, Esq. of Ballinagard.
II. Eliza, TO. Morgan O'Meara, Esq. of Toomavara.
III. Charity, ra. Samuel Allen, Esq. of Golden.
Mr. Pennefather d. 1775, and was s. by his grandson,
Richard Peknefathee, Esq. of New Park, M.P. for Cashel,
Lieut. -Col. of the Tipperary Militia, in. 1st, 1782, Anna, only
dau. and heiress of Matthew Jacob, Esq. of St. Johnstown, co.
Tipperary; 2ndly, Sarah, relict of John Gladstone, Esq. of
Aimesgift; and Srdly, Elizabeth, dau. of Nicholas Mansergh,
Esq. of Grenane. By the 1st wife (only) he had issue to
survive youth, three sons and five daus.,
I. Kingsmill, Lt.-Col. of the Tipperary Militia, who d. in the
lifetime of his father, 1819. He ra. 1st, Maria, dau. of Burton
Persse, Esq. of co. Galway, by whom he had one dau.,
Anna, to. Stephen Moore, Esq. of Bame, co. Tipperary.
He ra. 2ndly, Grace, dau. of Thomas Barton, Esq. of Grove,
and had two daus., Mary and Catherine.
II. Mathew, of New Park, co. Tipperary, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1826, and formerly M.P. for Cashel, 6. 1784;
ra. 1814, liis cousin, Anna, 4th dau. of Daniel Conner, Esq.
of Ballybricken, oo. Cork, and left issue,
1 Daniel Francis, h. 1S16. 2 Richard.
1 Maiy. 2 Anna.
III. William, of whom hereafter.
I. Dorothea, in. 1st, Richard Lockwood, Esq. of Cashel;
and 2ndly, Thomas Sadlier, Esq.
n. Mary Anne, r,i. Lieut.-Col. John Lindsay, of co. Tyrone,
in. Catherine, ra. Col. Lloyd, of RockviUe, co. Roscommon,
rv. Margaret, ra. Ambrose Going, Esq. of Ballyphilip, oo.
Tipperary.
V. Eliza, in. 1st, Major Acheson Montgomery Moore, of
Garvagh, co. Tyrone, by whom she had one dau.; and2ndl7,
Sir John Judkm Fitzgerald, 2nd bart. of Lisheen.
Lieut.-Col. Pennefather d. May, 1831. His 3rd son,
William Pesnefathee, Esq. of Lakefield, to. 1819, Charity
Maria, dau. of Richard Long, Esq. of Longheld, co. Tipperaiy,
and had issue,
Eichaed, of Lakefield. William. Mathew, d. 1859.
WUliam John Copley Lyndhurst, d. 1S65.
Mr. Pennefather d. 4 Feb. 1872, aged 77, and was s. by his sob,
Richard Pennefather, Esq. of Lakefield, J.P., h. 19 Jan.
1826; TO. 24 Feb. 1857, Emma Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Darwin Vaughton, Esq. of Ashforlong House, co. Warwick,
and had issue,
I. AViLLiAJi Vaughtos, now of Lakefield.
II. Richard Dymoke, b. 1865.
1. Maria Emma. ii. Harriet Lavinia. in. AtmaXouiSBi
Mr. Pennefather d. 1876.
^'/■)n.s— Per fess or and gu. a bend erm. Crest — A lion sejani
arg., sustaining an oval shield per fess or and gu. charged witt
a bend crm. Moilo — 1 abyde my tymc; aUo Vivite lortes.
Seal — New Park, Cashel, co Tipperary.
PENNEFATHER OF EATHSAT.LAGH. ;
Penxefathee, Edward, Esq. of Eathsallagh
Dunlavin, co. Wicklow, Barrister-at-Law, Q.C., J.P
and D.L., h. 22 Sept. 1809; m. 30 Marcb, 1841.
Harriet, 3rcl dau. of Eic-bard Hall, Esq. of Coppec
Hall, CO. Hertford, and by lier (who d. Sept. 1863
lias had issue,
I
PEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEN
1257
I. Edward Wade, b. 4 May, 1843 ; d. IC Sept. 1846.
II. Arthur Willoughby, b. 19 Feb. 1847 ; d. G Sept. 1SG3.
III. Charles Kdward, 4tli Hussars, b. 1 May, 1S49.
IV. Fred William, b. 20 April, IS5J.
1. Susan Mary, »i. Gathornc Wood, Esq., eldest Bon of John
Wood, Esq. of TUedden Grange, co. Southampton, and d.
18 Dec. 1SG4.
iCtJIfilJC— The Right Hon. Edward PEKNXFATnEK, Lord
Chief Justice of Ireland, one of the most eminent aniUearncd
lawyers of his time, "Jnd son of Major William Pcnnefathcr, of
Knockevan, co. Tipperary, M.P. for Cashel, by Ellen his wife
(•■ft preceding Memoir), m. G Jan. ISOG, Susan, eldest dau. of
John Darby, Esq. of Markly, Sussex, and of Leap Castle,
King's Co., and by her (who d. G April, 1861; left issue,
I. Edward, now of liathsallagh.
II. William (Rev.), Uector of Callan, co. Kilkenny; h.
1811 ; ),i. I84G, Anne, eldest duu. and co-heiress of Gen. Hon.
John Brodrick (youngest son of the 3rd Viscount Midloton),
by Anne his wife, dau. of Kobert Graham, Esq. of Eintry,
and had issue,
1 Edward Graham, 6. 1850.
1 Mary Alice. 2 Margaret Susan. 3 Florence Anne.
4 Ellen Isabella. 5 Agnes Elizabeth.
ni. John Edward, d. 19 May, 1842.
ir. Kichard Theodore, Auditor-Gen. of Ceylon, m. Ariana
Margaretta, dau. of Col. Shore ; and d. 1863, leaving two
sons,
1 Edward George. 2 Richard Theodore.
I. Anne, m. Wade Browne, Esq. of Monlvton Farleigh, Wilts,
and had issue.
II. Ellen, »i. James Thomas O'Brien, D.D., Bishop of Ossory,
and Ferns, 1842 to 1875, and has issue, Edward Tennefather ;
James Thomas ; George Thomas Michael ; William ; John
Michael; Francis Alexander; Henry Artliur; Charles
Monsell ; Ellen Violet; Dorothea, m. Yarburgh George
Lloyd, Esq.; Mary; Katherine, and Alice.
ni. Susan, 111. Richard Hall, Esq., of Finden Place, Sussex,
and has issue, Spencer Richard, Lieut.-Col. Coldstream
Guards; and Mary Prout. rv. Jane.
V. Mary, m. George Lc Hunte, Esq. of Artramont, and has
issue.
VI. Dorothea, m. James Thomas, 4tU Earl of Courtown, and
d. 1859, leaving issue.
Lord Chief Justice Pennefather d. 6 Sept. 1847.
Arms — Same ets Penkefather of Lnkeficld.
Sent — Rathsallagh, Dunlavin. Town Residence — 6, Fitz-
rilliam Place, Dublin.
».
PENNYMAN OF OEKESBY HALL.
Pexnymax, James Stoyin, Esq. of Ormcsby Hall,
York, J.P. North Ridiiis of co. York, b. 15 Oct.
880 ; m. 19 Sept. 1855, Marj Mackenzie, 2nd dau.
uid co-heir of William Joseph Coltman, Esq. and
las issue,
I. James Woesley, 6. 10 Aug. 1S56.
n. Alfred Worsley, b. 7 Oct. 1S5S.
III. Frank Worsley, b. 15 Jan. 1864.
■IV. William Geoffrey, b. 3 May, 1S70.
l Edith Mary.
fttttC»l0C.— The Pennymans claim Saxon extraction. The
ante was originally written Penna-Man, signifying the chief
man, and the family was first settled in Kent. From
Tbomas Pes.nv.man, of Stokesley, co. York, descended
James Pe.vkyman, Esq. of Ormeshy, to whom Sir William
Sgar, Norroy King of Arms, granted, 1 May, 1599, a crest to
ia coat of arms, viz., "a hon's head erased and pierced with
1 arrow or, on a mural crown gules." He m. Ann Burnett,
TIreakhouse, Cleveland, and had a numerous family. The
r surviving son,
•I AMES Pe.nntman, Esq. of Ormesby, m. 1st, Catherine, dau.
William Kingley, Esq. of Canterbury; and 2n(lly, Joan
th, of London, by both of whom he had issue. Mr. Penny-
1 d. 1655, and was .s. by his eldest son,
iL. Sir James Penntman, 1st bart. of Ormesby, a distin-
!ied officer under the royal banner during the civil wars,
was created a baronet 22 Feb. 16G3-4. Sir James m.
abeth, dau. and co-heir of Stephen Norclifle, Esq., and
■:: 1680, was s. by his son,
ill Thomas Penntman, 2ndbart. of Ormesby, Lord Privy Seal
William JII. He ra. Frances, d.au. of Sir John Lowther,
of Lowther, co. Westmorland, and was s. 1703, by his eldest
It James Penntman, 3rd bart. of Ormesby, m. Mary, dau. of
;»el Walton, Esq. of Beverley, and co-heir ofUcr brother,
Michael Warton, Knt. By her he had issue,
I. James, m. Dorothy, dau. of Most Rev. William Wake
Archt)ishop of Canterbury, and d. v. p., «.j). 1743. '
II. William, his successor.
III. Wabton, who *. as Oth bart.
IV. Ralph, m. a dau. of William Gee, Esq. of Bishop Burton
and had issue,
James, who s. as 6th bart.
I. Catherine, m. R. Bethel, Esq. of Rise.
II. DoRoTur, )/i. the Rev. Jumcs Worsley, of Stonegravc
CO. York, younger son of Thom.as Worsley, Esq. of Iloving-
ham Hall, co. York, by Mary his wife, cldept dau. of Sir
Thomas Frankland, 2nd bart. of Tliirkelby, by Elizabeth
Russell his wife, grand-dau. of Oliver Cromwell. The son
of this marriage. Col. James Worslev, I,. 17G4; m. Lydia,
dau. of Taylor White, Esq., and si.^ter of Sir Thomas Wollas-
ton White, 1st bart. of Wallingwells, and by her (who d.
19 April, 1832) left at his decease, 1»07,
1 James White Worsley, who took the name of Pennt-
man, and .<. to Ormesby Hall.
2 Thomas Taylor Worsley, officer in 15th regt., a Penin-
sula and Waterloo veteran (medal with clasps), ra. \%lh,
Rose, 4th dau. of Rev. J. Stovin, D.D., and d.s.p. 1851.
3 Charles Pennyman Worsley (Kev.), b. 1798; m. 1826,
Caroline, dau. of Peter Acklom, Esq. of Beverley, and had
issue,
Charles Bethell, 6. 1830 ; d. 1866.
Pennyman White, 6. 1838, late Capt.'GOth Rifles.
Mary Caroline, m. 1857, the Rev. E. 31. Chapman, Rector
of Toynton, Lincoln. Harriet Maria.
4 William Worsley (Rev.), Rector of Bratoft, co. Lincoln, b.
1800; m. 1825, Louisa, dau. of Eev. W. B. Ramsdcn, and
has issue,
William Ramsdcn, 6. 1832 ; m. 1862, Mary, dau. of
.apneas Macdonald, Esq. of Canada, and d. 11 March,
1871, leaving issue.
Frederick Thomas, a twin brother; 6. 1832; d. 1847.
Francis, Capt. in the SIcrcantile Marine, 6. 1836; m.
1863, Katherine, dau. of Rev. I'rancis Piekford, co. Lin-
coln, and has issue.
Eichard, an officer B.N.I., m. 30 Aug. 1877, Edith, 2ud
dau. of M. Staniland, Esq. of Harrington Hall, co.
Lincoln.
Louisa Augusta, ra. 1863, George Boden, Esq., Q.C.,
and Recorder of Derby.
Emily, la. 1852, Charles George TJpplcby, Esq., of co.
Lincoln, and d. 21 Oct. 1870, leaving issue.
Lydia, d. 1859.
Constance, m. 1863, Henry Winteringham, Esq., C.E.,
and has issue ; he d. 1877.
ni. Mary, d. unm.
Sir James d. 1745, and was s. by his eldest son.
Sir Warton PENNYMA^-, 4th bart. of Ormesby, who assumed
the additional surname of \Varton. He ra. Charlotte, dau.
of Sir Charles Hotham, 4th bart. of Scorborough, by Bridget
his wife, dau. of William Gee, Esq., and had issue,
Charlotte, in. Francis Boynton, Esq.
Mary, m. William Berry, Esq. of Bristol.
Margaret, ra. Henry Maister, Esq. of Wincstead.
HaiTiet, m. Henry Stapylton, Esq of Wighill Park.
Caroline, m. Roger Gee, Esq. of Bishop Burton.
Diana, m. Gen. George Hotham.
Sir Warton d. 1770, and was s. by his nephew,
Sir James Pennyman, 5th bart. of Ormesby, M.P., m. Eliza-
beth, dau. of Sir Henry Grey, 1st bart. of Howick, co. North-
umberland, and 1st cousin of Earl Grey, by whom (who d. 14
Sept. 1851) he left issue, i. William Henry, his heir; i. Eliza-
beth; II. Hannah; in. Charlotte, to. 1st, 1805, Charles, son of
SirGeorge Robinson, Bart., and 2ndly, 1812, John George Boss,
Esq. andrf. 11 Sept. 1832; iv. Frances Harriot, ra. 1st, 29 Nov.
1808, Charles John Berkely, M.D., of Beverley, and 2ndly, 2G
Aug. 1820, J. W. C. Robinson, Esq. Sir James d. 27 March,
1808, and was s. by his son.
Sir Wiluam Henry Pennyman, 6th bart. of Ormesby, ra.
Charlotte, dau. of Bethel Robinson, Esq. of Cuhvick, and d>
1852, when his estates devolved on his cousin,
James White Worsley, Esq. of Ormesby, J. P., who took
the surname and arms of Penny.man, 6.5 Nov. 1792; m. 24
March, 1823, Frances, 3rd dau. of llev. James Stovin, D.D.,
Rector of Rossington, co. York, and by her (who d. 6 June,
18G9) had issue,
James Stovin, now of Ormesby Hall.
Frances Maria, vi. 17 July, 1855, Forbes MacBean, Esq., late
Licut.-Col. 92nd regt., and has issue.
Mr. J. W. Pennyman d. 1 Feb. 1870.
Arrax — Gu., a chevron erm. between three broken spears
or, headed arg. Cntl — On a mural crown gu., a lion's head
erased, or pierced through the neck with a broken spear in
bend, gold, head towards the sinister arg. Jlotlo^i'otil'.cr
ct IJdeliter.
Scat— Ormesby UaJ, Middlesbrough, co. York.
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PEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEN
PENEHYN OF EAST SHEEN.
Penehtn, Edwaed Hugh Leycestee, Esq. of
East Sheen, Surrey, and of Bournemoutli, Hants,
J.P. and D.L., I. 7 June, 1827 ; m. 21 April, 1853,
Vere, dau. of Eobert Gosling, Esq. of Botley's
Park, Sui'rej, and of Hassobiiry, Essex, and has
issue surviving,
I. Aethhe Letcesteb, 6. 10 March, 1606.
II. George Leycester, 6. 25 April, 1871.
I. Charlotte Georgiana. ii. Constance Vere.
III. Agnes Eleanor. iv. Amy Gertrude.
V. Maud Lina. vi. Cecil Mary.
HtltCaflC— Edwaed Letcestek, Esq., h. 16 Sept. 1794,
assumed the surname of Penrhtn in lieu of his patronymic in
compliance with the will of Baroness Penrhyn, of Penrhyn
Castle, who rf. about 1817. He m. 16 Dec. 1823, Lady Char-
lotte Elizabeth Stanley, dau. of Edward Smith, 13th Earl of
Derby, and by this lady (who d. 15 Feb. 1853) had issue,
Edmund Hugh Leycestee, of East Sheen.
Oswald Henry Leycester (Rev.), Vicar of Huyton, Liverpool,
VI. Charlotte, dau. of Edmund Hornby, Esq. of Dalton
Hall, CO. Lancaster, and has issue, Ethel Francis; Mary
Charlotte ; and Elizabeth Gertrude.
Mary Charlotte, m. 1850, Morgan Yeatman, Esq. of Bich-
mond, SuiTey. Emma Catherine.
Mr. Penrhyn d. 6 March, 1861.
Seais— East Sheen, Surrey ; The Toft, Bournemouth, Hants.
PENRICE OF KILVEOTJGH.
Peneice, Thomas, Esq. of Kilvrough, co. Grlamor-
gan, J.P. and D.L. for that co., High Sheriff 1867,
b. 6 April, 1820 ; m. 10 June, 1852, Louisa, 2nd
dau. of the Kev. Greorge Ernest Little, of Newbold
Pacey, co. Warwick, by his wife Jane S. W. Knight-
ley, of the Bury, co. Warwick, and has issue,
I. Louisa Jane.
XI. Jane, ra. William Denman Benson, Esq. of the Temple,
Barrister.
ililtCag^. — Thomas Peentice, Esq. of Yarmouth, co. Nor-
folk, was the residuary legatee of John Howe, last Lord
Chedworth, and s. to his Lordship's estates in Gloucester and
Wilts, which he sold 1810. He d. 2 Nov. 1816, leaving his
widow surviving and five children,
I. John, his heir, of Great Yarmouth, Capt. 15th Hussars, 6. 4
June, 1787; m. June, 1816, Maria Catherine, eldest dau. of
Herbert Newton Jarrett, lisq. of Bromley Lodge, Essex,
iind had issue,
1 John, late of Great Yarmouth, now of Bramerton, Nor-
wich, J.P. and D.L., Major Norfolk Artillery, b. 5 Dec.
1818.
■2 Thomas, now of Kilvrough.
3 Herbert Newton, Capt. E.E.
4 Charles Bemers (Piev.), M.A., Rector of Little Plumstead,
Norfolk.
1 Blaria Catherine, m. George Colt Langley, Col. Royal
Marines.
2 Caroline Leonora, m. Major Henry Evans, H.E.I.C.S.
3 Isabella, m. 19 Aug. 1847, Lieut-Col. Arthur Walter
Onslow, H.E.I.C.S., 2nd son of Sir Henry Onslow, 2nd
hart, of Hengar.
4 Emma Vernon.
5 Julia, m. 'A March, 1859, Edward Durnford, Esq., Royal
Marines, son of Col. Durnford.
n. Thomas, of Kilvrough, co. Glamorgan, Capt. 16th Lancers,
and served in all the Peninsular Campaigns under the Duke
of Wellington, purchased, 1820, Kilvrough, and other estates
CO. Glamorgan,. He was h. 13 March. 1789, and dying .s. p.
1846, was it. by his nephew, the present Thomas Peneice,
Esq. of Kilvrough.
in. Charles (Rev.), 6. 12 Sept. 1791, who purchased, 1817, the
Plumstead Hall estates, and the perpetual advowsons of
Plumstead, Witton, and Brundell.
I. Hannah Green, 'ni. Nov. 1805, Andrew Fountaine, Esq. of
Narford Hall, Norfolk.
II. Mary, m. May, 1812, Thomas Trench Berney, Esq. of
Morton Hall and Braconash Hall, co. Norfolk.
Mr. Penrice d. Nov. 1844.
.iirms— Per pale indented arg. andgu., in dexter chief a wolfs
head couped at the neck sa. Crmt — A wing elevated surmount-
ing another arg., the former charged with two mullets of six
points in pale gu. Mottoes — Above the crest, Tuto et ccleriter ;
under the arms, Justus et propositi tenax.
Seat — Kilvrough, near Swansea,
PENEUDDOCKE OP COMPTON
CHAMBERLAYNE.
Peneuddocke, Chaeles, Esq. of Compton Park,
Fyfield and Baverstocke, Wilts, and Bratton St.
Maur, Somerset, Barrister-at-Law, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriif 18(51, late Major Commanding 14th
Wilts Riile Volunteers, formerly Capt. Melksham
Troop Koyal Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry, b.
SOSept. 1828 ; m. 26 April, 1853, Flora Henrietta,
2nd dau. of the late Walter Long, Esq., M.P., of
Eood Ashton, Wraxall, and Whaddon, Wilts, and
Dolforgan, co. Montgomeiy. and has issue,
I. Chaeles, &. 26 Sept. 1858.
I. Agnes Flora. ii. Laetitia Blanche.
III. Constance Henrietta Lowther.
IV. Amy Elizabeth A'Court. v. Sybil Katharine Long.]
ILinCaflC. — The Penruddockes were originally seated at'
Arkelby, Cumberland, the first-mentioned in the family pedi-
gree being Thomas Penruddocke, of Arkelby, who m. Agnes,
dau. of Sir John Lowther, Knt. of Lowther,;in the same co.,
ancestor of the Earl of Lonsdale. A village, however, of the
same name as the family exists near Penrith, in the parish of
Greystock, and it is found from old deeds thaithey were settled
at the place called Penruddocke long before they took up their
abode at Arkelby.
From Robert and Geoege Penedddocke — sons of Edward
Penruddoek, who m. the dau. of Robert Highmore, of Cum-
berland— the family afterwards came to be divided into two
branches, distinguished respectively as the Penruddockes of
Hale (Hants), and the Penruddockes of Compton Chamberlayne
(Wilts). The Hale branch became extinct by the death,
without issue, of Charles, Edward, and George, of Chalk, whea
the estate descended to Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Gage. Siri
John Penruddocke lies buried in the church at Hale, with thig
quaint inscription on a brass plate, with arms and quarters:
" F"ui quod es ; quod sum eris. a.d. 1600." In a vellum roll,
containing the notitia of Salisbury, we find the following
curious memorandum : " a.d. 1585. The King of Portugal
came to Sarum, and was lodged at Mr. Penruddocke's, at
which time Mrs. Penruddocke was delivered of a son and
daughter, and the king was godfather to them." The Kin;
of Portugal here alluded to was, in all probability, Antonio,
Prior of Crato, who got himself proclaimed King of Portugal
but was dethroned about 1580, by Philip II., King of Spain
We are told he visited both France and England. The imme
diate ancestor of the Wilts family,
SiE Edwaed Penroddocke, Knt. of Compton Chamberlayne
eldest son of George Penruddocke, Standard Bearer, unde
the Earl of Pembroke, at the battle of St. Quintin's, tem%
Maky I., ra. Mary, dau. and heir of George Massey, Esq,
Puddington, co. Chester, and had, with other issue, a dau
Dorothy, wife of Alexander Thistlethwaite, Esq. of Winterslo*
Wilts, and a son and heir,
SiE John Peneuddocke, Knt. of Compton Chamberlayni
M.P. for Wilton, 1585, and for Southampton, 1586. He it
Joan, dau. of Sir John Meade, Knt. of Lofts, Essex, and ha
issue,
George, d. s. p. John, his heir.
Henry, slain 1644, at Lavington, Wilts, by a party of CboI
well's soldiers.
Thomas, whose dau., Sarah, m. Dr. Edward Warner.
Edward, d. s. p. 1688. Charles, d. s. p.
Joanna, -ni. 1632, John Young, Esq. of Durnford, Wilts.
The eldest surviving son,
CoL. John PENRrDDOcKE, of Compton Chamberlayne,
1619, s. his father 1648. He in. Arundell, dau. of John Fret
Esq. of Shrewton, Dorset, by Lady Abigail Hervcy, his wi
dau. of John, 1st Earl of Bristol, and had issue,
George, d. unm. 1664. Thomas, eventual heir.
Elizabeth, ra. Thomas Pile, Esq. of Baverstoke, Wilts.
Joan, m. Maurice Bockland, Esq. of Standlynch.
Mary, m. 1st, John Strangwayes, Esq. of Mclbury Sandtol
2ndly, Charles Strode, Esq. ; and Srdly, Henry Morgan, Ei
Anne, m. Thomas Chafyn, Esq. of Chettle, Dorset.
Col. John Penruddocke was beheaded at Exeter, 16 May, 16,
for participation in an insurrection against Olivee CW
WELL, who had then usurped the Government. Hi» 1
surviving son,
Thomas Peneuddocke, Esq. of Compton Chamberlay:
M.P. for Wilton, 1678-88, m. Frances, dau. of John Hanhs
Esq. of Dean's Court, Dorset, and had issue,
Thomas, his heir. George, d. s. p. 1712.
Charles, ~o!. s, p.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEP
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Arondel, 2ncl wife of Eobert Tty&e, Esq. of Hatch, Wilts.
Lucy, hi. 1704, Henry WiiUis, Ksq. of Grovoly, Wilts.
Frances, m. llenry Stratford, Esq. of Overstuue, co. North-
ampton.
The eldest son,
Thomas Penbcddocke, Esq. of Compton Chambcrlayne, h.
1G7S; 111. Lsetitia, dau. of William Ashe, Esq. of Hcytesbury,
and by her (who d. 28 Feb. 1742) left at his decease, 1741 (with
other children who </. s. p.), a dau., Arundel, m. 11 Sept. 1735,
Henry Wyndham, Esq. of Salisbury; and a son and successor,
Charles I'enruddocke, Esq. of Compton Chaniberlaync, 6.
1708; High Sheriff of Wilts, 1741, who 7.1. 2<J Dec. 1741,
Frances, dau. of William Wyndliam, Esq. of Dinlon, Wilts, a
younger son of Sir Wadham Wyndliam, Knt. of Norrinj^ton,
one of the Judges of the Court of King's Deuch ; and dying
17f)9, was «. by his only son,
CuABLEs Penkuddocke, Esq. of Compton Chamberlayne,
M.P. for Wilts, who m. 10 .\pril, 17(Jl), his cousin, Anne
Henrietta, dau. of Wadham Wyndliam, Esq. of FyCcld, Wilts,
and d. 30 Oct. 1788, having had issue,
I. John Hongebford, of Compton, Col. Commanding 3rd
Wilts Local Militia, J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Wilton, 1825,
High Sheriff of Wilts 1817, t>. 23 Jan. 1770 ; m. Oct. 1792,
Maria Anne, dau. and co-heir of John Pear.se, Esq. of Stan-
den, W'ilts (who d. 1831). He d. s. p. 25 Dec. 1841.
II. Charles, of Burcot, Somerset, b. 17 June, 1773; in.
Martha, only dau. of John Band, Esq. of Wookey House,
Somerset, and by her (who d. 3 March, 1S23), left at his
decease, Nov. 1799, an only son,
Charles, Barrister-at-Law, h. 21 Jan. 1799; m. 1826, his
cousin, Juliana Lajtitia, eldest dau. of Capt. Thomas
Penruddocke, of Winkton, Eingwood, Hants, of the 3rd
Guards, by Juliana his wilV, 4tii dau. of George Lowthcr,
Esq. of Kilrue, co. Meath ; and d. 15 Dec. 1839, leaTiflg
issue,
Charles, now of Compton Chambcrlayne.
John llungerford (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of South Newton,
Salisbury, /-. 23 Oct. 1829 ; m. 1858, Emma, 3rd dau. of
John Powys, Esq. of Criekhowell, eo. Brecon, and his
wife Helen, dau. of — Hughes, Esq. of Cheshire, and
has issue.
Ponsonby, d. 29 Aug. 1852, aged 21.
Tiiomas Anindcl (Hev.), B.A., b. 13 Feb. 1832 ; d. 21
Feb. 1876.
Juliana Georgians.
Anna Wyndham, m. Pavid Buchanan, Esq. of Eugby,
CO. Northampton, and has issue. Laetitia Grant.
Charlesanna Posthuma, ia. Col. Wm. Graydon.
nt. Thomas, Capt. 3rcl Foot Guards, h. 6 Feb. 1781 : n. 1803,
Juliana, 4th dau. of George Lowther, Esq. of Kilrue, co.
Meath, and by her (who d. 15 Dec. 1847) left at his decease,
4 April, 1867.
1 Thomas (Rev.), d. 1832.
2 John Hungcrford, b. G Aug. 1805 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of
William Heald Ludlow Bruges, Esq. of Sccnd, Wilts, and
has ii^sue.
3 George, b. G June, 1807, deceased.
4 Charles Wadham Wyndham, 6. 1813.
1 Juliana, »;. her cousin, Charles Penruddocke, Esq.
2 Anne Henrietta.
3 Agnes, ra. W'ilUam Heald Ludlow Bruges, Esq., M.P., of
Sccnd.
4 Ellen Wyndham, m. John Coventry, Esq. of Burgate,
Hants. 5 Frances Wyndliam.
6 Anne Elizabeth, m. Thomas Wyndham, Esq. of Hinton,
Hants.
7 Priseilla Sophia, ni. Capt. Eobert Harris, R.N., brother
of Sir Comwallis Harris, the Abyssinian Traveller, and
had issue. Capt. Harris d. 16 Jan. 1865.
IV. George, of Limpley Stoke, near Bath, Capt. E.N., 6.
3 Oct. 1784; d. May, 1867.
V. Edward, m. Priseilla Sarah, 3rd dau. of J. Skelton, Esq.
of Pap Castle, Cumberland ; d. x. p. 7 Jan. 1817, aged 29.
I. Frances, m. Gerald Fitzgerald, Esq., d. 2G Sejit. 1840,
leaving a son, Major Charles Fitzgerald, father of Charles
Fitzgerald, Esq. of Avebury, Wilts.
n. Anne Henrietta, d. unm. 1815.
HI. Lxtitia, d. until. 2 July, 1851.
IV. Elizabeth, d. unm. 1837.
Anm — Gu., a bend raguly arg. Crent — A demi-dragon s.nns
I wings rampant vert, between two eagles' wings expanded or.
&ot— Compton Park, Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts.
Eliza Maria, dau. of Major Ilcnry Langloy, late of
the 2ncl Life Guards, of Brittas Castle, co. Tipper-
ary, and has had issue, three sous and five daus., of
whom survive,
I. Frederick Thomas, 4th Dragoon Guards, educated at
Harrow and Christ Church, Oxford, b. 4 Dec. 1851.
I. Maria Eliza Mary, m. 11 April, 1872, John Lcchmcre
Parkinson, Esq. of Ludford, Ludlow, Salop, J. P. for cos.
Hereford and Salop, and Capt. Herefordshire Militia.
II. Catherine Fanny, m. 4 May, 1876, Lieut.-Col. Percy
Bainbridge, E.A., son of E. T. Bainbridge, Esq., M.P. for
Taunton.
Col. Penton is the possessor of the valuable family
estate in the North East of London, known as
Pentonville.
Hturngt.— This family, stated to be of Danish origin,
was formerly seated in co. Southampton, and members of it
represented W'incliestcr in Parliament for upwards of half a
century without interruption.
Henry Penton, Esq., U.N., 6. 1791, son of Henry Penton,
Esq., M.P. fcr Winchester ; m. 1815, Mary, dau. of Charles
Prichard, Esq. of the Graigue, co. Munmoutb, and d. Aug.
1835, leaving two sons,
Henry, Lieut.-Col., now of Pentonville.
Thomas, Major 8th Hussars, b. 1818 ; d. 4 Dec. 18C8.
Arms — Per chevron gu. and or, in chief two castles arg., in
base a lion rampant az. Crest — A lion couchant double-queued
az. bezantee.
Rijskl /ict— 31, Adelaide Crescent, Brighton. C I v.hs— Carlton;
and Jiuiior United Service.
PENTON OF PENTONVILLE.
Pextox, IIenet, Esq. of Pentonville, Middlesex,
J.P. for Middlesex and Sussex, and for Westminster
land Brighton, and D.L. for the first-named co..
Col. Commandant 3rd Middlesex Militia, Hon. Col.
|39th Middlesex, and Lieut.-Col. 1st Sussex Rille
jVolunteers, b. 28 Aug. 1817 j m. 21 Oct. 1839,
PEPLOE OF GARNSTONE.
Peploe, Daniel Peploe, Esq. of Gamstone
Castle, CO. Hereford, J.P. and D.L., Major (late
Capt.) 4th Dragoon Guards, .i.P. for co. Hereford,
b. 15 Feb. 1823 ; m. 26 June, 1860, Ehza Debonnaire
Tiieopliila, youngest dau. of Sir Thomas Theophilus
Metcalfe, 4th bart. of Fern Hill, and has had issue,
I. Daniel Henry Theophilds, b. 24 April, 1861.
II. Fitzgerald Cornewall, 6. 5 Sept. 1862.
iiL Hugh Metcalfe Scott, b. 22 Sept. 1863; d. 7 July, 1869.
I. Evelyn Theophila, d. 22 May, 1873.
II. Winifred Theodora Debonnaire.
jLtlirrtffC.— Eight Eev. Samuel Peploe, D.D., Hector, first
of Keddlcston, co. Derby, then Vicar of Preston, co. Lancaster,
afterwards Warden of Manchester, was consecrated Bishop of
Chester 1726. He m. Anne, only dau. of Thomas Browne,
Esq. of Shredicote, co. Stafford, and had issue, Samuel, his
heir; Mary, ni. Frances Jadrell, Esq. of Yeardsley; Anne, to.
James Bayley, Registrar of the diocese of Chester; and
Elizabeth, m. John Bradshaw, Esq. of Manchester. The
Bishop d. 21 Feb. 1752, at the age of 84. His monument in
Chester Cathedral represents him as the descendant of an
ancient Shropshire family. His only son and heir,
Ven. Samuel Peploe, LL.D., Chancellor of Chester, Arch-
deacon of Richmond, and Warden of Manchester, vi. 1st, Anne,
dau. of Eev. Thomas Birch, Rector of Hampton Bishop, co.
Hereford, and Vicar of Preston-cum-Lancaster, younger
brother of John Birch, Esq., M.P., Col. in the Parhamcntary
army, and 3rd son of Samuel Birch, Esq. of the manor of
Ardwick, in the pari|ji of Manchester, descended from the
family of Birch, of Birch, co. Lancaster, and had an only son,
John. Dr. Peploe m. 2ndly, Rebecca, dau. of Edward Roberts,
Deputy-Registrar of Chester, which lady d. s. p. 29 Oct. 1779.
He d. at the age of 82, 22 Oct. 1781, and was s. by his son,
John Peploe, Esq., who s. 1752, to the estate of Gamstone,
under the will of his uncle, Samuel Birch, Esq., and assumed
in consequence the additional surname and arms of Bircb.
He III. Anne, only dau. and heir of Williaui Clowes, Esq. of
Hunt's Bank, co. Lancaster, and by that lady (who d. 6 May,
1820) had issue,
I. Samuel, his heir.
I. Anne, yi. 1791, Daniel Webb, Esq. of Audlcy Square,
London, and by him (who d. 1828) had issue,
1 Daniel Peploe Webb, who assumed the Eurnaiiie of
Peploe, and d. April, 1866.
2 John Birch Weiib, late of Gamstone.
3 George Samuel Webb, m. Anna, dau. of Henry De Kinzy,
Esq., Secretary to the Grand Jury, eo. Wexford, and had
a dau., Mary Anne, iit. William Croker Uurvc/, Esq.,
Treasurer of co. Wexford.
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PEP
1 Ann.
3 Elizabeth.
2 Mary Anne, m. John Mapos Ensor, Esq.
4 Caroline, m. Jordaine Dennett, Esq.
II. Mary, d. unm.
Mr. Peploe-Birch, who served as High Sheriff for co. Hereford
1768, d. in his G3rd year, 26 Jan. 1S05, and was s. by his son,
Samuel Peploe, Esq. of Garnstone, J. P. and D.L., b. 1 July,
1774; m. March, 17yii, Katherine Frances, eldest dau. of Sir
George Corncwall, '.ind bart., of Moocas Court, which lady
d. s. J3. 17 March, Isai. Mr. Peploe, at his decease, was s. by
his nephew,
Daniel Peploe Webb, Capt. in the army, who assumed the
surname of Peploe on becoming of Garnstone. He served as
High Sheriff 1S45, and dying 1800, was «. by his brother,
Kev. John Bibcu-Peploe, of Garnstone, Vicar of Weobley,
who also assumed the surname of Peploe. He m. 1828, Annie,
dau. of John Molyneu.x, Esq., and d. 20 Jan. 1809, having had
issue,
I. Daniel, now of Garnstone.
II. Augustus Henry, m. 1867, Frances Capel, dau. of Col.
Curtis, and has issue, a son,
III. Hanmor William (llev.), of King's Pyon House, Weobley,
6. 1 Oct. 1837; m. U April, 18G3, Frances Emily, dau. of
the Hon. Mr. Justice Lush, and has issue,
1 John Harold, b. 18 March, 1864.
2 Robert Murray Watkin, b. 9 Nov. 1865.
3 Francis Hanmcr, b. 1 May, 1867.
4 Henry Guy, b. 4 Nov. 1808.
5 Howard, 6. 12 Feb. 1870.
I. Gertrude Elizabeth, m. 1861, Rev. J. Hearn Poppelwell.
II. Elcanora Maria, m. 1857, Thomas Myers Croome, Esq.
III. Ella Maryann.
.4>-))is— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., on a chevron embattled
counter-embattled arg. between three bugle horns stringed or,
a mitre with labels of the field, on a canton erm. a crozier or,
and a sword in saltire gu., the former surmounted by the latter,
for Peploe; 2nd and 3rd, or, a cross paly sa , and az. in the 1st
and 4th quarters an eagle displayed of the second, for Webb.
Crests — Peploe : A ducal coronet or, issuant thcrctrom a rein-
deer's heart gu. attired gold, charged on the neck with a human
eye shedding drops of tears, ppr. Webb : An eagle displayed
sa. semee dc tieurs-dc-lis oj-, and in the mouth a trefoil vert.
Snai — Garnstone Castle, Weobley, Hereford.
PEPPER OP BALLYGABTH.
Pepper, Thomas St. Geoege, Esq. of Ballygarth
Castle, CO. Meath, J.P. and D.L., High Sherifl: 1866,
b. 13 July, 1835.
iLillC<t0C. — Capt. George Pepper obtained, 1606, a con-
firmation of a previous grant of Ballygarth and other lands, co.
Meath, the forfeited estate of Viscount Netterville ; he was
J. P. for that CO. 1602, and also a Commissioner for Meath
under the statute 10 William III. cap. 3. His will is dated
"28 Oct. 1701, with a codicil, 17 June, 1703, and was proved
12 March, 1700-7. By Hannah his wife he had issue,
I. Simeon, of whom presently.
II. Gilbert, of Dublin, „i. 1st, a dau. of Mr. Justus Otgher, a
wealthy Turkey Merchant in London; and 2ndly, Evelyn,
dau. of Daniel Parke, E.«q., Governor and Admiral of the
Leeward and Caribbee Islands. IJy the latter, who took
our administration to her husband, 30 Dec. 1742 (lie c^. in
1730), he had issue,
1 Parke Pepper, Licut.-Col. 49th foot, m. twice. By his
1st wife he had no issue; by Ids 2nd he had (with other
issue) a dau., vi. 1st, Major .John Plukenett, whoi/. 1 Jan.
1758, and 2ndly, Mr. Dixon; and a son, Samuel, who >ii.
Ann Satur, and had issue one son and four daus., Parke,
Lieut. 49th foot, vi. Miss English, and had an only child,
Jane Evelyn, m. 1794, Mr. Simon Whyte; Anne, m. Dr.
MaiUe, of Leicester: Evelyn, lu. Senior Davis, Esq. ; Jane,
r,i. 21 Jan. 1775, John Pittar, Esq.; Charity, ta. Arthur
Eicliards Neville, Esq. Col. Parke Pexjper d. in 1777.
2 George Pepper.
in. John, a Major-Gen., Col. of the 8th Royal Irish Hussars
after the fall of Brigadier-Gen. Killigrew, at the battle of
Almanza, 25 April, 1V07, M.P. for Oban, 1715. His will
is dated 12 Oct. 172.i, and proved 1 Jan. 1725-0. His only
child, Hannah Pepper, i,i. Kev. Ossory Mcdlicott, Rector of
St. George's, Hanover Square.
I. Susannah, ,,>. Brabazoii Moore, Esq. of Ardee, .son of the
Hon. Handle Moore, and if randson of Charles, 2nd Viscount
Drogheda.
II. Hannah, m. Francis Hoider, Esq. iii. Mary.
The eldest son,
Si.MEON Pepper, Esq. of Ballygarth, was a Commissioner
for Meath, with his father, under 10 William III., cap. 3, to
collect the sum charged on that co. ; Uo d. v. -p-; his will is
dated 18 Nov. 1701, and was proved 5 Dec. following; he )/!.
15 Aug. 1083, Rose, dau. of the Hon. Oliver Lambart, sou of
1st Earl of Cavan, and by her (who m. 2ndly, Christopher
Nicholson, Esq. of Balrath, co. Meath, and d. 9 Dec. 1737) had
issue,
I. George, of whom presently. ii. Simon.
III. Lambart, m. 1st, Nov. 1730, Jane, dau. of Thomas
Otway, Esq. of Castle Otway, co. Tipperary, and by her had
issue,
1 George, of Knockalton, co. Tipperary, vi. 1759, Catherine,
dau. of Marmaduke Andrews, Esq., and sister of John
Andrews, Esq. of Firmouut; and d. s. p.
2 Theobald, whose only child (by his wile Elizabeth Wcst-
ropp, of Curraghbridge, co. Limerick), Lydia Pepper, m.
Michael Roberts, Esq. of Kilmoney, co. Cork.
3 Thomas, Jlajor 14th Light Dragoons, afterwards ot
Laughton, King's Co., 'ui. Mary, dau. of John Ryder,
D.D., Archbishop of Tuam, and had a son, Thomas Ryder,
High Sheriff of King's Co. 1792, wlio m. Anne, dau. of
John Bloomfield, Esq. of Newport, co. Tipperary, and
sister of Benjamin, 1st Lord Bloomfield, but had no issue.
4 Simon, Capt. 14th Light Dragoons, 'm. circa 1755,
Eleanor, 2nd dau. of John Andiews, Esq. of Fii'mount,
King's Co. ; and d. Aug. 1821, leaving issue,
George, b. 1777 ; d. unm. 1842.
Lambart, b. 1779; d. s. p. 18'25; m. 1818, Hannah,
dau. of — Westropp, Esq. of Fort Anne, co. Clare.
Simon, Capt. 12th Light Dragoon Guards and Queen's
Bays, b. 1781; d. nam. 1813. John, d. aged 15.
Christopher Nicholson, an officer E.N., d. uiiui.
Maunsell, d. uam. 1843.
Theobald, of Lisaniskea, formerly an officer in the 3rd
Dragoon Guards, b. Sept. 1794; rii. Jan. 1823, Mar-
garet, dau. of John Willington, Esq. of Castle WUling-
ton, CO. Tipperary, and d. Oct. 1805, leaving issue by ]
her (who d. 16 June, 1S77),
John Willington, now of Lisaniskea.
George Nicholson, Major (now retired as Lieut.-Col.)
31st foot, served in the Crimea. He m. 10 Sept. 1867,
Ellen, dau. of John Churchill, Esq., and has issue,
1 George Robertson, b. 6 Feb. 1872; 2 Another son,
6. *22 March, 1877; 1 Kate Ellen; 2 Margaret Louisa
Amyrelda; 3 Another dau.
Jane Willington, m. the late Percy William Cornwallis
Lipyealt, Esq., son of Charles Lipyeatt, Esq. of The
Pnory, Dawlish, Devon, and left issue. Ellen.
Eliza Charlotte, jji,. Ralph Bromfield Fisher, Esq. of
Fisherwick Park, Westmorland, Capt. Cumberland
Militia, who (/. '24 April, 1809, and had issue. His
widow d. 4 Nov 1877.
Hampden Nicholson, a retired Lieut.-Col. Bengal Ar-
tillery, b. 1790; III. 1S47, Penelope Briggs, of Bandon.
and had an only child, Penelope Susanna, ni. 10 Sept.
1869, Charles Edward Tuthill, Esq., Barrister-at-LuW.
Mr. II. N. Pepper was drowned at Kilkee, 1855.
John, of Lismore House, Nenagh, h. 1793.
Thomas, formerly of the Civil Depai tuicnt of the Ord-
nance in Dublin Castle, 0. 17 Dec. 1795; d, 3i Aug.
1862.
Amelia, d. 21 March, 1855.
Catherine, m. 1800, David Joyce, Esq. of Norwood, co.
Tipperary; he d. 31 May, 1801.
Capt. Lambert Pepper m. 2ndly, 24 Aug. 1753, Lydia, dau.
of John Preston, E.sq. of Bellinter, co. Meath, but by lur
had no issue. His will is dated 8 Aug. 1775, and was
proved 25 June, 1770. He d. 22 April, 1776.
I. Elinor, rd. Christopher Nicholson, Esq. of Balrath.
The eldest son,
George Pepper, Esq. of Ballygarth, b. 1693; m. Anne, dau.
of the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Taylour, 1st bart. of Headforr,
grandfather of Thomas, 1st Earl Bective, and by her (who d.
19 April, 1749, left an only child,
TuoMAs PEPP2B, Esq., M.P. forKells 1761 and 1768, b. 1733;
))i. Henrietta, eldest dau. and eventual co-heir of Richard
Moore, Esq. of Barne, co. Tipperary, and by her (who d.
21 April, 1831, aged Sl)had issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. George, successor to his brother Thomas.
III. Richard, E.l.C.'s service, afterwards Major co. Meath
Militia, b. 12 May, 1778; m. Margaret, dau. of Rev. John
Aldwcll, of CO. Tipperary ; and d. 27 Dec. 1871, leaving an
only child, Henrietta.
IV. Henry, C.B., Col. H.E.I. C.S., commanded the 14th Bengal
Native Infantry at the siege and storming of Bhurtpore,
6. 1780; d. Uiim. 4 March, 1828.
V. Hercules Henry, Col. H.E.I.C.S., commanded 34th Madras
Native Infantry, served as a Brigadier in Burmah, under
Sir Archibald Campbell, and il. num. in India, '25 July, 1S2G,
of wounds received m action in Pegu.
VI. Charles Hampden, Licut.-Col. commanding the 27th foot
lorsi.xtcin years; he served in Italy, under the comm.ind
of Sir John Stuart, and in the Peninsula, under the Duke of
Wellinguin. He Wiis 6. 1783, and d. 21 Oct. 1848; m.
Matilda Mary, dau. of Arthur French St. George, Esq. of
Tyrone House, co. Galway, and Lady Harriet St. Lawrence
his wife, dau. of William, Earl ol llowth, and by her (who
U ly Aug. 1853, aged 40) had surviyiug issue.
I
PER
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PER
12G1
1 Thomas St. George, now of Ballygartu.
2 Chalk'?, b. 1 Nov. 1845.
1 Harriet Mary. 2 Matilda "Victoria Mary.
VII. Kdward (Rev.), Prebendary of Monmohenock, Diocese of
Dublin, m. 1st, Elizabeth, 'Jnd dau. of Hev. William Hales,
D.D., which lady (/. 8 April, ISMiO. He n/.2ndly, 16Aupr. 1864,
Francos Mary, dau. of William R. Yielding, Esq., J.l*., and
■widow 01 John FitzGerald, Esq., llarrister-at-Law. She d.
5 April, 1872. He <L s. p. 10 May, 1870.
VIII. Or-'tavius, an officer in the 2etli foot, d. unm.
I. Henrietta, d. w«m.
II. Anne, m. Rev. George Hamilton, of Hampton Hall, co.
Dublin ; d. 8 Feb. 1849, and was mother of Right Hon.
Gcorsce Alexander Hamilton, JI.P.
III. Charlotte, d. unm. & June, 1834.
IV. Harriet, ni. 6 Aug. 1801, James Lowry, Esq. of Bockdalc;
and d. 18 April, 1834.
The eldest son,
Thomas Peppeb, Esq. of Ballysarth Castle, Lieut. -Col. Royal
lUeath Militia, 31. P. for Kells at the time of the Union, and
High Sheriff of Meath 1802, 6. 12 Oct. 1744 : to. Mary Louisa,
elder dau. of Rev. William Hales, D.D., and by her (who d.
9 May, 1862) had no issue. He ((. 9 Oct. 1857, and was s. by
his brother,
Capt. George Pepper, of Ballygarth Castle and Mosney,
Julianstown, co. Meath, High Sheriff of Meath 1813, b. 15 Sept.
1755, d. tinm. 10 Dec. 1860, and was s. by his nephew, Thomas
St. George Pepper, now of Ballygarth.
Arms — Gu., on a chevron arg. between three demi-lions
rampant couped or, as many grains of pepper ppr. in the centre
chief point a trefoil slipped of the second. Crest — A demi-Uon
rampant guardant or. Motto — Semper crectus.
Seat — Ballygarth Castle, Julianstown, co. Mcuth.
PERCEVAL OF TEMPLE HOUSE.
Peeceval, AiEXAXDEE, Esq. of Temple House,
CO. Sligo, b. 30 Oct. 1859.
iLillCilQC. — George Pekcevai:, 6. 15 Sept. 1635, youngest
son of Sir Philip Perceval, Knt., the distinguished statesman
(great-grandfather of John, 1st Earl of Egmont), by Catherine
Usher his wife, dau. of Arthur TJshcr and grand-dau. of Sir
William Usher, Clerk of the Council, was Registrar of the
Prerogative Court, Dublin. He to. Mary, dau. and heir of
■William Crofton, Esq. of Temiilc House, co. Sligo, and by her
(who TO. 2ndly, 30 April, 1677, Kiehard Aldworth, Esq. of
Stanlake, Berks, and Newmarket, co. Cork) had issue,
I. Philip, his heir.
II. William (Very Rev.), Archdeacon of Cashel, Prebendary
of St. John's, Dublin, and Dean of Emly, 6. 14 Dec. 1671;
m. 5 April, 1708, Catherine, dau. of Henry Prittie, Esq. of
Silvermincs, co. Tippcrary ; and dying 2y Aug. 1734, left
issue by her (who was b. 21 Dec. 1681, and d. 3 Dec. 1730)
three sons and one dau.,
1 Kene (Rev.), D.D., Vicar of Powerscourt and of Castle
Knock.
2 William, Barrister-at-Law, d. 2 Aug. 1784, leaving, by
his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Ward, Esq., three
sons, Charles (Rev.), Rectorof Churchtown, co. Cork (whose
daus. were, Helena, wife of J. C. Graves, Esq. (.s/e Graves
oiCloghrnn Castle), and Caroline, wifeof Charles Perceval,
Esq.); William John, Capt. in the army; and Robert,
grandfather of Robert Pebcevai, Maxwell, Esq. of
Finnebraye.
3 Charles (Uev.), Rector of Mitchclstown, 6. 7 Dec. 1713;
d. 9 Aug. 1785.
1 Catherine, m. 22 Oct. 1737, Brewster Laughlin, Esq.
HI. Charles, Major of Brigadier Hunt Wither"s regt. of
Dragoons 1710, serv-ed in Portucral with great reputation,
was Governor of Denia, in Spain, which he gallantly de-
fended, b. 8 Feb. 1674; killed in a duel at Lisbon, 6 May,
1713.
1. Catherine, 6. 26 Jan. 1666; to. George Brereton, Esq. of
Cairigslaney, co. Carlow. She d. 10 Jan. 1728.
Qeorgc Perceval was drowned near Holyhead, on his voyage
to England, with the Earl of Meath and other persons of dis-
tinction, 25 March, 1675. His eldest son and heir,
Philip Perceval, Esq. of Temple House, co. Sligo, 6.
9 Aug. 1670; ))!. 1691, Elizabeth, dau. of John D'Aberon, Esq.
of Wandsworth, Surrey; and dying 1704, left, with other
imie, a son and heir,
John Perceval, Esq. of Temple House, b. 1700; to. 17 Oct.
1722, Anne, dau. of Joshua Cooper, Esq. ot ilarkrec, co. SUgo ;
•nd dying 1754, was .«. by his eldest son,
Philip Perceval, Esq. of Temple House, 6. 18 Oct. 1723 ;
«. Mary, dau. and co-heir of Guy Carlcton, Esq. of Rossfad;
■nd dying 1787, was s. by his son.
Gut Carleton Perceval, Esq., inho d. s. i>. 1792, and was
•. by his brother,
Rev. Philip Perceval, of Temple House, m. 17S3, Anne,
dau. of Alexander Carroll, "rlsq. of Dublin, ami had is.suo three
sons and two daus., Philip, d.vnm.; Alexander, his heir;
Guy, d. uwii. ; Anne, to. John Drought, Esq. ; and Mary, m.
John Warburton, Esq. The 2nd son,
Alexander Perceval, Ksq. of Temple House, co. Sligo,
J. P., Licut.-Col. Sligo Militia, Serjeant-at-Arms to the House
of Lords, 6. 10 Feb. 1787; to. 11 Feb. 1808, Jane Anne, eldest
dau. of Col. L'Estrange, of Moystown, King's Co., and by her
(who d. 20 Jan. 1847) had surviving issue,
Philip, formerly Lieut. Royal Horse Guards, 6. 19 Jlirch,
1813; TO. 1st, 1 July, 1843, Frcderica Pi nelopr, youngest
dau. of Col. Hugh liaillie, of Red Castle, X.I!., and has a
son, Alexander Clifton, b. 1847; and a dau., Maria, jji. July,
1866, Goring Apslcy, 2nd son of M. Traherne, Esq., M.P. ;
he TO. 2ndly, 9 Jan. 1868, the Hon. Ernestine Wellington
Sidney, dau. of Philip Charles, 1st Lord de Lisle and Dudley.
Henry, l>. 2 Nov. Itsl9; ra. Elizabeth Letitia, only child of
John Hutchinson, Esq. Alexander.
Charles George Guy, 6. 27 May, 1831 ; m. Ellen, 3rd dau.
of W. Inglis, Esq., H.B.M. Consul at Port Said, Egypt,
and has issue one son, Alexander Charles Guy, 6. in lb71.
Elizabeth Dora, to. Rev. William N. Guinness; and d. 1845.
Frances.
Sophia, m. Rev. William Willoughby Wynne, deceased.
Georgiana Sarah. Maria Frances. Emily Jane.
Col. Perceval, who represented co. Sligo in Parliament for
several years, d. 0 Dec. 1858. His 3rd son,
Alexander Perceval, Esq. of Temple House, h. 21 June,
1S21; TO. 22 July, 18.58, Annie, youngest dau. of George de
Blois, Esq. ; and d. 8 May, 186G, having had issue,
I. Alexander, now of Temple House.
II. Robert Jardinc, d. 11 Dec. 1862.
III. Philip Dudley, b. 11 Dec. 1865.
1. Jeannie. li. Sophie.
He d. 8 May, 1866.
Aryns — Arg., on a chief indented gu. three crosses pattee of
the field. CVtsf — A thistle erect, leaved ppr. JJottoes—Qsei- ,
the crest, Yvery ; under the shield. Sub cruce candidji^fT^ T^O/T/
Seat— Temple House, Ballymote. -<C-Y\ \Jj/V
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PEP.KIITS OF OPvTON HALL.
Peeeixs, The Rev. Duncomee Steele, of Orton
Hall, CO. Leicester, b. 29 July, 1795; m. 1827,
Anne, dau. of Josiah Gist, Esq. of Wormington
Grange, co. Gloucester, and has issue,
DuNcoMBE Steele, J. P. co. Warwick, late Licat. Leicester-
shire Yeomanry Cavalry, 6. IS Jan. 1838.
ULintctQC' — The family of Perkins were originally settled
in CO. Warwick, and became possessed of the manors of Orton-
on-the-llill, Morebame, Beanhills, and The Westons, by pur-
chase, in the reign of Charles II.
John Steele, Esq., who purchased the Leicester estates,
m. Sarah, dau. of Edward Xicolls, Esq. of Hcndon. Middlesex;
and d. 28 Oct. 1675, having had two daus., Theodosia, to. Sir
Charles Bromfield, 3rd bart. of Barton-undcr-Ncedwood, co.
Stafford, and d. s. p. ; and
Sarah Steele, i,i. Rev. John Perkins, M.A., Vicar of Orton
and Rector ol Kislingbury, co. Northampton, and had a son,
John Perkins, Esq., to. Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of
Richard Farmer, Esq. of Witherly, co. Leicester, and was
father of
Samuel Steele Perkins, Esq., in. Mary, dau. and co-heir of
Joseph Shirley, Esq. of Burton-on-Trent, and was father of
Shirley Farmer Steele Pericins, Esq. of Orton Hall and
Sutton Coldfield, J. P. and D.L., liarrister-at-Law, b. 17 April,
1768; m. 21 May, 1793, Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of Joseph
Duncombe, Esq. of Sutton Coldlield, co. Warwick, 2nd son of
John Duncombe, Esq. of U'ribbenhall, and grandson of Styut
Duucombe, who was nephew of Sir Frani.is Uun,:onibe, 1st
bart. of Tangley Park, and by her (who d. 1801} had issue,
Shiriey Steele, 6. 1794; d. Ib06.
Dlncomke Steele, now of OrLon Hall.
William Steele, of Sulton Coldricld (Uk' ncsit Memoir).
riizaoeth Steele, m. Stanley Pipe Woherstan, Esq. of S.at-
fold Hall, CO. Stafford.
12C2
PEE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PER
Mr. Steele-Perkins m.2n(11y, Susan, sister of Gen. Sliarpe, of
Hoddam Castle, co. Dumfries, M.P., but by her (who d. 1827)
had no issue. He d. 15 Jan. 1852.
Arms— Sa.., an oasle displayed arg. on a canton of the last
a fess dancettee of the IJi-st. 6'/v^(— Out of a ducal coronet or,
a unicorn's head arg. Molto — Toujours loyalo.
/Seat— Orton llaU, Athcrstone.
SUTTON
COLDFIELD.
Esq. of Sutton
Lieut.-Col. 2ud
PERKINS OF
Perkins, George Dtjkcombe,
Coldfielfl, CO. Warwick, b. 1835;
Warwickshire Militia,
ILinCaSC. — (Sce prccedlnr/ Memoir). William Steele
Perkins, Esq. of Sutton Coldfleld, 2nd surviving son of the
late Shirley Farmer Steele Perkins, Esq. of Orton Ilall and
Sutton Coklfield, b. C Sept. 1799; m. 12 May, 1825, Sarah
Penelope, dau. of Rupert Chawner, Esq., M.D. of Burton-on-
Trent, and had issue, with several daus., three sons,
GsoKGE Ddncombe, now of Sutton Coldficld.
Edmund Steele, 0. 1830. Charles Steele.
Arms, dr. — Same as Perkins of Orion.
Seat — Sutton Coldficld, co. Warwick.
PERBY OF BITHAIVE HOUSE.
Peert, TnoiTAS Alotsius, Esq. of Bitbam
House, Avon Dassat, co. Warwick, J.P., h. 12 June,
1820; m. 22 Sept. 1810, Helen, only dau. of William
Knight, Esq. of Houghton, co. Lancaster, by Dorothy
his wife, and niece and beiress of Joseph Knight,
Esq. of Chelsea, and by her (who d. 1875) has bad
issue,
I. Joseph Kniaht, d. 1846.
u. William Stanislaus, d. 1847.
I. Mary, m. Jan. 1870, Uoger Joseph Mostyn, Esq., youngest
son of Sir Edward Mostyn, 7th bart., of Talacrc.
II. Helen, deceased.
III. Georgina Mary, ra. 21 April, 18GS, O'Conor Don, M.P.,
and d. 1872.
IV. Agnes Mary, m. 21 April, 18G8, Wilfrid Francis Tempest,
Esq. of Ackworth Grange, co. York.
V. Anna Maria. vi. Pauline Marie Thercse.
ILtlTCiTfJC — TnoMAS Perrt, son of Thomas Perry and Anne
Hopkins liis wife, was of Welsh extraction. He m. 1819, Mary
Ann Budd, and by her (who d. 27 March, 1858) had issue,
besides the present Thomas Alotsids Perry, Esq. of Bitham
House, another son, Peter James Perry, rn. Alice, dau. of
William Uarron Ilodway, Esq., and four daus., Mary, deceased;
Frances Elizabeth, deceased; Matilda Veronica ; and Ann, pro-
fessed Nuns of the Order of Mercy, Nottingham.
Arms — Arg., on a pile vert three pears stalked and leaved
or, impaling, in right of his wife, the arms of Knight, viz.,
gu., two lions rampant in fess and within a bordure arg. a
canton erm. thereon a .«pur or. Crest — A gryphon sejant
wings elevated or, the wings fretty vert and resting the
dexter claw upon a mascle gold. Mollo — llccte agens confido.
Seat — Bitham House, Avon Dassct, near Leamington.
PERRY OF WOODROOFF.
Perry, Samuel, Esq. of Woodrooff, co. Tippe-
rary, J. P. and D.L., late of the 12th Iloyal Lancers,
b. 15 Sept. 1839 ; m. 25 June, 1867, Mary De la
Poer, 2nd dau. of John Power, Esq. of Gurteeu,
CO. Waterford, and has issue,
I. William, b. 13 Feb. 18C9. II. John, b. 30 Nov. 187?.
I. Frances.
V. Florence.
Mary. in. Edith.
VI. Harriette.
IV. Kathlene.
VII. Blanche.
3LtlTrnf[C. — JonN Perrt, Esq. of Woodrooff, co.Tipperary,
whose will liears date 1709, and proved 1710, had, by Elizabeth
his wife, with other children, two sons, John and Samuel.
The eldest son, Joun, of Woodrooff, d. s. p., and by his will,
which bears date 1 June, 1757, and proved 1759, devised his
estates to his nephew, William. The other son,
Samuel Perry, Esq., rii. I'hucbc, Uau. of William Norcott,
Esq., and had issue,
William, of whom hereafter.
Kichard, of Cork, Merchant, m. 1st, Ellen, dau. of Alderman
Lavitt, and had a son, Samuel, who m. and had issue. He
m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Adam Newman, Esq. of Dromore,
and had issue, 1 Adam ; 2 Richard ; 3 William Newman
(Rev.) ; 4 Charles ; and 1 Mary, wife of Capt. James
Jackson.
Dorcas, to. William Warren, Esq., 2nd brother of Sir Bohert
Warren, 1st bart. of Warren's Court.
Elizabeth, wife of — Kiddell.
The elder son,
William Perrt, Esq., as nephew and devisee of his uncle
John, s. to the family estate, andni. 13 June, 1764, Anne, dau.
of Belchel Pedder, Esq., and had issue. Mr. Perry d. Oct.
1791, and was s. by his eldest son,
Samuel Perry, Esq. of Woodrooff, b. 12 May, 1765; m.
March, 1791, the Hon. Deborah Prittie, 2nd dau. of Henry, Ist
Lord Dunally, and by her (who d. 20 Aug. 1829) had issue,
William, his heir.
Henry Prittie (Rev.), 7>. 16 March, 1793 ; m. Lady Cathe-
rine Bourkc, 3rd dau. of tlie Hon. and Kcv. Richard
Bourke, Bishop of Waterford, and sister of Robert, 5th Earl of
Mayo, and had issue two sons and six daus. The eldest son,
Samuel, to. Elizabeth Jane, 2nd dau. of J. Hastings Otwajjj
Esq., Recorder of Belfast.
Samuel, b. 22 June, 1801 ; to. Thomasine Isabella, dau. of
Horace Townsend, Esq., of Woodside, co. Cork ; and d. s. 'j).
Nov. 1871.
Catlierinc, m. 1815, William Barton, Esq., of Grove, co,
Tippcrary.
Anne, 'm. Mathew Sankey, Esq., of Coolmore.
Mary.
riiojbe, TO. Sampson Towgood French, Esq.,of CuEkinny, co.
Cork.
Mr. Perry d. 5 May, 1829.
William Perry, Esq. of Woodrooff, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1828, b. 13 Feb. 1793; to. 12 Oct. 1838, JIary, 3rd d.ui.
of Major Langley, of Brittas Castle, co. Tipperary, andhad issue,
Samuel, now of Woodrooff.
Maria, d. 1852.
Mary Anne Deborah Margaret, m. 24 Oct. 1867, William
Tliomas Erskine Bookey, Esq., J. P., Capt. late of the Cura-j
bineers.
He d. 13 July, 1869.
fieaJ— Woodrooff, Clonmel.
PERSSE OF ROXBOROUGH.
Persse, Dudley, Esq. of Eoxborough, co. Gal^
way, late Capt. 7th Fusiliers, served with that regtJ
in the Crimea, and was severely wounded at the
Alma, 6. 7 Nov. 1829 ; s. his father Sept. 1878.
iLt'ltCiXflC. — Eev. Edward Persse, who is stated to have
gone to Ireland from Northumberland, purchased about the
year 1620, an estate near Dublin, called Luttrclstown. By
Jane his wife he had issue two sons and one dau., Dudlex
(Rev.); Robert; and Jane. The elder son.
Very Rev. Dudley Persse, Dean of Kilmacduagh, m. Miss
Crofton, of Moate, co. Roscommon, and had issue two sons,
I. Henry, his heir ; ii. AVilliam, of Spring Garden, co. Galway,
TO. Miss Alice Fox, and had two sons, David and Patrick; and
seven daus. He purchased Spring Garden, Teuagh, co.
Galway, and lived there until he purchased Roxburgh, in tho
same county. Dean Persse's daus. were to. as follows: — The
eldest, to Edward Galbraith, a Major in King William's army;
the 2nd, to Capt. CoUis; the 3rd, to Dease Netheroott; the
4th, to Ormsby, of Tubbaravaddy ; the 5th, to Hickman, of
CO. Clare ; the 6th, to Blakeney, co. Roscommon; the 7th, to
Walsh, CO. Meath. The Dean d. aged 95 years, and was
interred at the church of Killinan, adjacent to his mansion at
Roxborough, leaving his estates to his eldest son,
Henry Persse, Esq. of Roxborough. He m. Anne, dau. of
Robert Stratford, Esq., M.P., aunt of John, 1st Earl of AM-
borough, and had issue two sons and a dau., viz., i. Hoiihrt;
II. Francis, who in. Miss Sarah Skerrett, of Druingritlin, co.
Galway; i. Grace, to. Major John Blakeney, of Ashfield, co.
Galway. The elder son,
Robert Persse, Esq. of Roxborough, to. Elizabeth, dau. of
William Parsons, Esq., and sister of Sir Laurence Parsons,
1st bart. of Birr Castle, and had issue,
Henry, d. v. p. William, his heir.
Robert, m. Ajin, dau. of Sir Arthur Brooke, and d. s. p.
Dudley.
P.irsons, 5)1. Miss Fetherstone, of White Rock, co. Longford.
Burton {see Persse or 31o>/ode.)
Sarah, m. 27 July, 1764, Sir Richard St. George, 1st bai't. of
Woodsgift.
The son and successor,
William Persse, Esq. of Eoxborough, m. about 1750, Miss
Sarah Blakeney, of Abbert, co. Galway, and had issue.
I
PER
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PET
1263
Parsons, deceased.
EoBFRT, his heir.
■William, )/i. Miss Flood.
Henry Stratford.
A dan., tt. uvm.
Elizabrth, Hi. William Worth Newcnham, Esq., eldest son
of Sir Edward Newtiiliam.
Mr. I'crsse, rf. 1802, and was s. by his eldest son,
IloBEBT Peks.se, Esq. of Uoxborou;;h, m. 1801, Miss Maria
Wade, of Fairfield, co. Galway, and by her (who d. 1810) had
issue,
Dudley, of Eoxboronsh.
Kobirt Henry, m. Mi.-ss Seymour.
■\Villiam, m. Miss W;ide.
Surah, m. the I{cv. Richard F-yre.
Maria, m. 1 May, I8i.), Denis Arthur, 3rd Lord Clanmorris.
EUza, HI. Thoma.f Warren White, Esq.
Catherine, m. A. On^e, Esq.
Mr. I'ersse d. Jan. ISoO, and was s. by his eldest son.
DfDLEY Persse, Esq. of Roxboroii!?h, ca. Galway, 6. 1S02 ;
VI. 1st, Nov. 182G, lion. Kathcrinc O'Grady, dan. of Standij;li,
1st Viscount Guillamorc, and by her (who U. 11 Dec. 1821))
had issue,
I. Dudley, now of Eoxborough.
I. Katherine Ilcnnctta, Hi. U Jan. I8C2, George H. Wale,
Coir.inander U.N. (who ('. 1871), 4th son of Gen. Sk Charles
■Wale, K.C.B., of Shellord, co. Cambridge.
II. M.iria.
He Hi. 2ndly, July, 1833, Frances, only dan. of Col. Eichard
Barry, by Elizabeth O'Grady his wife, sister of the 1st Viscount
Guillamore, and by her had issue,
I. Kit-hard Dudley, Barrister-at-Law.
II. AVilliam Norton, Major K.A., jh. Sept. 18G0, Rose, 2nd
dau. of tlie llcv. .\. I!. Me.sliam, llector of Wooton, Kent.
III. Idward, Madras Staff Corps, m. 18G8, Margaret, dau. of
Gen. Clerk, Madras Staff Corps.
IV. Kobert Algernon. v. Francis Fitz-Adelm.
VI. llonry. vii. Gerald Dillon.
viii. Alfred Lovaine.
I. Elizabeth, m. 2* Nov. 18G4, ■V\'alter Shawe Taylor, Esq., of
Castle Taylor, co. Galway.
II. Frames Adelaide, m. 1870, Ecv. J. W. Lane.
III. Gertrude, m. Is73, Edmund B. Beauchamp, Esq., of
Trcvineu, Cornwall, and d. 187C.
IV. jV'at>ella. v. Isabella Augusta.
Mr. Dudley Persse d. Sept. 1S7S.
S''('t — Koxborough, Louarhroa, co. Galway. Cluh — Army
audKavy, Kildare Street, Dublin.
PERSSE OF MOYODE.
Peesse, Bueton Eoeert Parsoxs, Esq. of
Mojocie C.astle, o. Gahvay, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff lSfi2, b. 4 Nov. 1828; w. 22 April, 1852,
Madeline Eliza, dau. of Ccl. William Persse, C.B.,
16th Lancers, and has issue,
I. EcRTON ■V\'alttb, 6. Sept. IS.")!,
II. William Henry, 6. Nov. 1857.
in. Arthur Moore, b. Oct. 1858.
IV. Theopliilus, b. Feb. 1866.
I. Arabella Eliza. n. Madeline Beatrice. in. Fanny.
IV. Maria Beauchamp.
lttlir<l0C.— r>CRT0N Persse, Esq., youngest son of Robert
Persse, Esq., of Koxborough, co. Galway, by Elizabeth his
wife, sister of Sir Lawrence Parsons, Bart, of Birr Castle,
King's Co. dee Peksse o/ Roxborov.(jh), m. Miss Pcnnefather,
of CO. Tipperary, and was father of
BuBTON Persse, Esq. of Moyode Castle, co. Galway, r,i. 24
Nov. 18'25, his cousin, Matilda, dau. of Henry Persse, Esq., and
by her (who </. June, 1862) had issue,
I. Burton Uobert Parsons, now of Moyode Castle.
II. Henry, Hi. Ek-anor, dau. of Major Seymour, of Ballymore
CastU', and has issue. in. Charles, deceased.
IV. Dudley, Capt. 13th Light Infantry.
V. l)e Burgh, m. Miss Blair, and has issue.
1. Sarah, hi. 23 May, 1813, John Chai'les Robert, 4th Lord
Clanmorris.
n. Maiia, m. E. Beauchamp Tucker, Esq. of Trewince,
Cornwall. ui. Henrietta.
Mr. Persse d. 31 Aug. 1859.
£eoC— Moyode Castle, Athenry, co. Galway.
PETER OF HARLYN.
Petee, John Thomas HEXRT,Esq. of Chyverton,
Cornwall, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, J.P. and D.L.,
High fcjherill" 1866, b. 23 Juu, IblO; m. July, 1861,
Mary Anne, dau. of John Pembcrthy Magor, Esq.
of Lamellen, Cornwall.
31 tnragr.— William Peter (younger son of William
Peter, Es(i. of Torr Newton, and brother of John Peter, E.sq.
of Torr Newton, ancestor of the Lords Petrz), s. to his
father's estates in Dorset and Hants. He m. Joan, only dau.
and heir of Sir George Arundel, Knt. of Calwoodly, co. Devon,
and had a son,
John Peter, of Bowlay, near Exeter, M.P. for that city
temp. Pi;ilip and Mary. He ra. his cousin, Wilniot, dau. of
John Peter, Esq. of Torr Newton, and sister of Sir William
Peter, Secretary of State, and d. 1579, at a very ad\aneed
age, leaving a numerous progeny of sons and daus.,
amongst whom were, i. John, M.P. for Dartmouth, u. ».j). ;
II. Otho, seated at Bowhay, and ui. Thomas.
Thomas Peter, the third son, to whom his father made
gifts of divers lands in Cornwall, in. Agnes, dau. of Thomas
Godolphin, Esq. of Godolpliin (by his second wife, a dau. of
the noble House of Granville), and was s. by his eldest son,
Robert Peter, who served with distinction under Sir
Edward Poyninas, at Havre, and in the Low Countries.
In the 13th of Elizabeth he was M.P. for Fowey, in the
I4th for Penryn, and in the 28th of the same reign, for
Dartmouth. Ue m. Thomasine, dau. of John Kestell, Esq.
of Kestell, co. Cornwall, and left issue two sons. The
elder,
Henry Peter, M.P. for Fowey, Ump. James L, m. 1609,
Deborah, dau. of John TrcIIry, Esq. of Place, and d. 1619,
leaving a son,
THO.MAS Peter, b. ICIO; m. 1G32, Elizabeth, only dan,
and heir of Heury Mitchell, Esq. of Harlyn, co. Cornwall.
Having been an active Royalist in the civil wars between
Cuarles I. and his Parliament, Thomas Peter was for a long
time imprisoned by Cromwell, but obtained his release
on the 2nd of Feb. 1G53, through the influence of his
maternal kinsman, the celebrated Hugh Peter, who was
Chaplain to the Irotector. He d. 1675, leaving issue, three
sons, and a dau., the wife of Henry Vincent, Esq. His eldest
son and successor,
Gregory Peter, Esq. of Harlyn, High Sheriff of the co.
of Cornwall in the last year of Willum III. and the first
of Queen Anne's reign. He m. 1G58, Elizabeth, dau. of
John Groove, E.sq. of Goovehays, co. Devon, by whom he
had two sons, 'William, who d. s. j;). in his father's lifetime;
and
JonN Peter, Esq. of Harlyn, who m. 16S5, Anne, 2ncl
dau. of Sir John Coryton, 2nd bart. of Newton Ferrars, and
co-heir of her brother. Sir William Coryton, 3rd bart. Juhj
Peter d. 1732, leaving issue three sons,
I. Henry, his successor.
II. William (Rev.), Rector of Mawnan, who by his wife Eliza-
beth, dau. of the Rev. William Smith, Chaplain to Queen
Anne, left two sons, viz.,
1 William (Rev.;, who s. his father in the rectory of
Mawnan, and iii. Harriet, dau. and co-heiress of Hon.
George Hamilton, 2nd son of James, 6th Earl of Abercom.
2 Robert (Rev.), Rector of Sully, co. Glamorgan, who m.
Martha, dau. of John Franklin, Esq., of the same co.
III. Jonathan, of Portcotton, Hi. Mary Allen, dau. of Edward
Hoblyn, Esq. of Bodmin, by Bridget, dau. and co-
heiress of John Carew, Esq. of Penwarne, and granddau.
of the celebrated Richard Carew, Esq. of iVathony, author of
The Survei/ of Cormcdli, the contemporary and iriend of
Sir Philip Sydney and Sir Walter Raleigh (see Peteb Hoblys
of Colquite).
Mr. Peter was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
Henry Peter, Esq. of Harlyn, High SheritT of the co.
Cornwall 20 George II., m. Mary, only dau. and heiress
of William Harpur, Esq. of Trevarthen (a younger branch
of the ancient Derby family of that name), and left issue a
son and successor,
William Peter, Esq. of Harlyn, m. his first cousin. Mar?,
dau. of Jonathan Peter, Esq, of Portcothan, and dying 177C,
was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Henby Peter, Esq. of Harlyn, Col. Royal Rcgt. of Militia.
J.P. and D.L. He m. Anna Maria, youngest dau. of Thomas
Rous, Esq. of Piercefield, in Monmouthshire, and dying in
1821, was s. by his eldest son,
William Peteb, Esq. of Harlyn, M.A., J.P. and D.L., for
some time M.P. for Bodmin, and afterwards II.B.M. Consul
for Pennsylvania, U. S. America, 6. 22 March, 1788; iii.
1st, 12 Jan. 1811, Frances, only dau. of John Thomas, Esq. of
Chyverton, Cornwall, Vice-Warden of the Stannaries, by
whom (who d. 21 Aug. 1836) he left issue,
John TaoMAs llE.Mir, now of Chyverton.
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PET
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PET
of
and
Eobcrt Godolphin (Rev.), b. 31 July, 1818; Rector of Caven-
dish parish; ,-,i. 1801, Catherine, dau. of the Rev. Alfred
Lyall, Reetorof Harbledown, Kent, J. P.
George Frances Carew, 6. 3 Aug. 1831 ; m. Louisa, dau,
— Lydiat, Ksq., of Antigua, and widow of Dr. Heath
has a dau., Mary.
Algernon, Capt. Royal Artillery, b. 9 May, 1823 ; d. s. p.
Frances Marj'.
Mr. Peter m.2ndly, Mrs. Kinpf, of Philadelphia, U.S. HetZ. 1851.
Arms— Gu., on a bend or, between nvo escallops arg. a
Cornish cliough ppr. witliin two cinquefoils az. Crest — Two
lions' heads erased and addorscd, the first or, the second
az., gorged with a plain coUar counterchanged. Motto — Sans
Dieu rien.
iSeai— Chyverton, Truro, co. Cornwall.
PETERS OF HAKEFIEI/D.
Petees, AVilliam Heney, Esq. of Harcfield,
Devon, and Park Postyn, Denbigh, J. P., High
Sheriff 1876, formerly 7th Dragoon Guards, b.
1814 ; m. 1810, Mary Jane, dau. of A. Levy, Esq.
of Hutton Hall, near Penrith, by Jane his wife, dau.
of M. Atkinson, Esq. of Temple Sowerby, West-
morland, and has issue,
I. Harky Brooke, Capt. 13th Hussars, &. 1842.
II. Arthur Ernest, Lieut. 11th regt.
I. Florence Mary, ju. John J. Spedding, Esq. of Gretta
Bank, Cumberland.
II. Frances Lucy, d. May, 1856.
III. Eleanor Jane, r,i. Oct. 1867, Col. Sussex Lennox, eldest
son of Lord Sussex Lennox.
IV. Harriet Amy Blackburne, m. 27 Oct. 1874, Alfred
Douglas Dundas Hamilton, Esq. of Gidea Hall, Essex, J. P.
and D.L.
Ht'lTCaCJC. — This family, which claims to be a branch of
the noble House of Petre, added, it is stated, the «. during
their sojourn in Wales, where they still possess a paternal
estate. For several generations they were seated at Plat-
bridge House, near Wigan, co. Lancaster, but
Ralph Petebs, Esq. of Platbridge, Barrister-at-Law, sold
that estate soon after he succeeded to his uncle Bertie
Entwisle's West India property. Subsequently he resided
near Southport. Mr. Peters m. Frances, 2nd dau. and co-
heir of the Rev. Thomas Blackburne,* LL.D. of Thelwall
Hall, CO. Chester, by Margaret his wife, eldest dau. of Sir
Richard Brooke, 4th hart, of Norton Priory, and had issue,
I. Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Eastington, co. Gloucester, m.
1840, Frances, 4th dau. of the Rev. John Adcy Curtis Hay-
ward, of Quedgeley House, co. Gloucester, and has had isme,
1 Ralph Entwi.sle, b. 1843 ; m. Oct. 1868, Rose Harriet,
dau. of Col. M'Nair, of the Bengal army, and d. leaving
four children,
1 Frances Elizabeth, m. 25 July, 1865, Sir Thomas Hyde
Crawley-Boevey, 5th bart. of Flaxley.
!i. William Henry, now of Harefield House.
I. Frances Margaret, in. the Rev. Henry Hamilton, of
Thomastown Rectory, Kildare, and has issue.
II. Mary, d. unm. 1840.
Arms — Gu., on a bend or, between two escallops arg., a
Comish chough within two cinquefoils az. Creat — Two lions'
heads erased and endorsed, the dexter or, the sinister az.,
each gorged with a plain collar counterchanged. Motto — Sans
Dieu rien.
.sv,//— Harcfield House, Lympstone, Devon. CiM&— Junior
Carltou.
PETLEY OF EIVERHEAD.
Petlet, Cuaeles Eobeet Caetee, Esq. of
Eiverhead, Kent, J.P., M.A. Oxford, b. 9 Sept.
1807 ; m. 10 Aug. 1843, Martha, dau. of Francis
Woodgate, Esq. of Eerox Hall, Toubridge, Eent,
and has had issue,
I. Charles Carter, b. 9 July, 1844; in. 14 Oct. 1875, Kath-
leen, 2nd dau. of Col. Munns, St. Martin's, Canterbury,
and has issue, Charles Ralph Carter, b. 5 June, 1877.
II. Francis Woodgate, M.A. Merton Coll. Oxford, h. 24 Jan.
1849 ; d. 21 April, 1877.
III. John Maclcod, b. 2 Oct. 1856
I. Martha Annabella.
* Second son of Thomas Blackburn, Esq. of Orford Hall, co.
Lancaster, by Ireland liis wife, dau. and co-heir of Isaac
Green, Esq. of Childwall and Hale.
Jane,
n. Mary Elizabeth, d. 12 Feb. 1874.
III. Katherine Ellen, d. young.
^iwtKt^t. — The family of Petlsy is one of great antiquity
in Kent, and can be traced back to the time of Henry III.
It was originally seated at Downe, in that co., and afterwards
at Halsted and Riverhead. About the year 1620,
Ralph Petley, son of Thomas Petley, of Filston, in
Shoreham, a scion of the Halstead family, to. Elizabeth Cam,
of London, and became the owner of Eiverhead, 1625, he was
father of
Ralph Petley, Esq., b. 1645, who was of Riverhead, Kent,
and served as High Sheriff 1680. He rn. 1667, Jane, dau. of
Sir John Seyliard, Knt. of Chidingstone, Kent, and d. i5 July,
1704, aged 59, having had issue,
I. Thomas, of Riverhead, rn. Slargaret, one of the three daus.
and co-heirs of Thomas Gifford, Esq., and had issue,
1 Gifford d. M51TO.
2 Ralph, of Riverhead, d. unm. Sept. 1751, having be-
queathed his estates to his cousin, Chakles Petley,
Storekeeper of the Ordnance.
1 Jane, d. unm.
II. John, of whom presently. iii. Ralph, d. unm,
I. Jane, m. Fowler, Esq.
The second son,
John Petley, m. JaneLockyer, and (besides a dau
who rf. u-iim ) had a son,
Charles Petley, Esq., Storekeeper of the Ordnance at
Chatham, afterwards of Riverhead, m. 13 June, 1752,
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Paul, Esq. of Ewart, co. North-
umberland, d. July 1765, having had issue,
Ralph Robert Carter, his heir.
Charles, d. young, 1760. John, d. unm., 1792.
Twisden, d. young.
Elizabeth, m. Philip Cade, Esq. of Greenwich, s. x>.
Judith, d. unm.
Jane, m. 1st, Kenneth McKenzie, of Tarbat House, N.B.,
who claimed to be heir of the forfeited earldom of Cro-
marty, and 2ndly, Donald Macleod, Esq. of Glauies, N.B.
The eldest son,
Ralph Robert Carter. Petley, Esq. of Riverhead, m.
5 Blay, 1778, Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Campbell, M.D.,
of Poole, Dorset, and d. 19 June, 1788, having had issue by
her (who d. Oct. 1825),
Charles Carter, his heir.
Horace, in. 1st, Elizabeth Sole, of Plymouth, by whom he
had, Horace Cade, d. an infant, and Elizabeth, widow of
Major P. M. Petley. He m. 2ndly, Sarah Twigg, and had
by her Sarah, m. Capt. R. Christie, of Durie, N.B.,
and d. leaving issue, Mary, and Charles, and Jane, m.
Donald Matheson, and has issue three sons.
John Cade, Col.-Comni. R.A., m. Louisa Valverde de Calde-
ron, of Gibraltar, and had surviving issue, Robert, Major,
Professor at Sandhurst Military Coll. ; John Campbell ;
Louisa, m. Col. FitzGeiald; Jane, m. Percy William
Hewgill, Esq., E.A; Ellen ; ^Antoinette ; Mary; Julia, w.
Capt. Gurney.
The eldest son,
Charles Carter Petley, Esq. of Eiverhead, m. 1st, 6
Nov. 1806, Annabella, dau. of Donald Macleod, of Glanies,
CO. Ross, Sheriff Depute of that shire, and by her (who d.
3 Dec. 1812) had,
Charles Robert Carter, now of Riverhead.
Patrick Macleod, Major in the army, m. 28 July, 1842,
Elizabeth, dau. of Lieut. Horace Petley, R.N., and d. 24
Dec. 1875.
He m. 2ndly, 9 July, 1814, Ellen, dau. of Henry Wond^-ate.
Esq. of RiverhiU, Kent, and by her (who d. 3 Dec. 1839) had
issue,
Henry (Rev.), m. 28 IMarch, 1869, Elizabeth, dau. of Mr.
Thomas George, of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, and has
is.sue three sons.
John Alexander Charles, late 58th regt., of Auckland, New
Zealand, m. a Maori lady, and has issue, John, Charles,
Harriet, Ellen, Gladwin, and Patrick, d. Dec. 1871.
Arms — Arg., two bends engrailed sa.. a canton of the la?t.
Crest — A cubit arm in armour erect ppr. garnished or, grasp'
inga scimitar by the blade also ppr., huted gold.
Scat — Riverhead, Sevenoaks.
* ■
PETRE OF DUNKENHALGH.
See Bueke's Feerarje, under the title of Petee.
k
PETRE OF WHITLEY ABBEY.
Petee, Edwaed Heney, Esq. of Wliitlcy Abbey,
CO. Warwick, J.P. and D.L. for co. WarwicK, High
1
II
PEr
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PHE
12G5
Sheriff 1877, h. 21 Feb. 1831 ; m. 29 Oct. 1857,
Lady Gwendalinc Talbot, sister and co-heiress of
Bertram Arthur, 17th Earl of Shrewsbury and
Waterford, and has with other issue, a eon,
Oswald, b. 1862.
Mr. Petrc is son of Henry William Petre, Esq. of
Dunkcnhalgh, co. Lancaster, by Adeliza Mnriahis
•wife, dau. of Henry Howai-d, Esq. of Corby, and
graiidson of the Hon. George Wilham Howard, 2nd
sou of Eobert Edward, l)th Lord I'etre. {See
Bueke's Peerage.)
Sf«<— Whitley Abbey, near Coventry. Town Residence— 19,
Great Cumberland riace.
PETTIWABD OF FINBOKOUGH HALL.
Pettiwabd, Robeet John, Esq. of Einborough
Hall, Suffolk, M.A., J.P., High Sheriff 1867-68,
h. 1819 ; m. 1855, Lady Frances Catlierine Nelson,
dau. of Thomas, 2nd Earl Nelson, and by her (who
d. 1877) has issue nine daus. Mr. Pcttiward, only
Bou of Robert Russell, Esq. of Bath, by Frances
his wife, dau. of Rev. Heury Eyre, of Laiidford,
Wilts, assumed by royal license, 22 Jan. 1856, the
surname and arms of Petxiwaed, in compliance
with the testamentary injunction of Roger Petti-
ward, Esq. of Great Finborough, deceased. He has
three sisters, Frances Mary ; Caroline Martha ; and
Jane Catherine, m. Rev. Thomas Massingberd Pyke,
who d. 1876, Rector of Onehouse, Suffolk.
ittltraCJC.— The Pettlwards, seated formerly at Bury St.
Edmund's, were resident and held considerable property at
P«tney, Surrey, in the 17th century. That estate still re-
mains in the possession of the present 3Ir. Pettiward, as does
also an estate at Onehouse, Suffolk, derived from a period
antecedent to 1700.
Arms—Arg., a cross ragulee sa., charged with five etoiles of
the first. Crest— A cross as in the aims.
&at— Finborough Hall, Stowmarket, Suffolk.
PEYTON OF LAHEEN.
Petton, James Reynolds, Esq. of Laheen, co.
Leitrim, J.P., b. 1843 ; s. his brother 1875.
ILtJTr<l0C.— Rev. Thomas Petton, Prebendary ofKinvarra,
in the Catherdal of Clonfert, Oct. 1G27, and Eector of Ballin
robe, CO. Mayo, b Nov. 1631, was father of
John Peyton, E.<!q. of Coyle, co. Eoscommon, m. Catherine,
dau. of Humphrey Reynolds, Esq. of Loushscur, co. Leitrim,
by Russell his wife, dau. of Sir James Ware, Knt., Auditor-
Gon. of Ireland, and by her (who d. 19 May, 1C6 J) luul issue,
I. IIdsiphbey ; ii. George, of Streamstown, co. Westmcath ;
in. Oliver. The eldest son,
llfMpnRET Petton, Esq. of Boyle, co. Roscommon, d. in-
testate (administration, 10 June, 1669), leaving by his wife
Elizabeth, issue,
I. James Peyton, Esq. of Driney House, co. Leitrim, m.
Catherine, dau. of James UeynoUls, Esq. of Loughscur
Castle, CO. Leitrim, and widow of Robert Sandys, Esq., and
had issue,
1 George, of Driney.
2 James of Cartrons, co. Roscommon, &. 1710; c?. 1700,
leaving by Hannah his wife, dau. of Edward Wynne,
Ksq., three sons, John, William, and Wynne; and a dau.,
Catherine, m. Archibald Eraser, Esq.
George, of Driney House (the elder son), m. Jane, dau. of
Walter Gray, Esq. of Tubbercurry, co. Sligo, and d. 1809,
liaving had a son,
Walter Petton, Esq. of Driney House, J. P., Dequty-
Governor CO. Leitrim, m. Nov. 1789, Alice, eldest dau. of
Richard Cunningham, Esq. of Portsliano, co. Leitrim, and
had (with a dau., Alice, m. L.aurcnce Park, Esq.) one son,
Capt. George Hamilton Ccnnixguam Peyton, of Driney
House, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff Iblo; 0. 9 Nov. 1791 ;
m. Ui Dec. 1818, Eliza, dau. of James Duncan, Esq., and
left issue,
Rev. Walter Cunningham, of Driney House, A.M., Rural
■ De.in, Incumbent of billis, co. Cavan; h. 1821 ; m. lubG,
Margaret, duu. of James M'Creight, liectorof Keady, co.
Armagh, and granddau. of William Poster, Bishop of
Clogher. ' *^
James Duncan. George KicharJ.
Henry Alfred, in. Ida, dau. Rev. Joseph Hamilton, Rector
of 'lara, co. Meath, andhiis issue two sons, George, and
Westropp.
Oliver, settled in Australia, m. Emma Bellman.
Hannah Maria. Elizabeth Arnold.
II. John, of Laheen.
I. Catherine.
The second son,
John Peyto.v, Esq. of Laheen, co. Leitrim, High Sheriff
1731, m. a dau. of James Reynolds, and sister and co-heir of
Christopher Reynolds, Esq. of Laheen, co. Leitrim, and
had issue, I. Tobias; n. Reynolds, in. Martin; iv. Henry; v.
John; I. Anne. The eldest sou,
Tobias Peyton, Esq. of Laheen and Oxhill, co. Leitrim, m.
a dau. of John Yeadon, Esq. of Abbeyboylc, Roscommon, and
had issue. The eldest son,
John Peyton, Esq. of Laheen, High Sheriff of Leitrim 1751,
m. a dau. of Robert Hamilton, Esq., [of co. Cavan, and had
issue,
I. John, his heir,
II. Hamilton m. Susann.ah, dau. of William Chambers, Esq.
of Killjoyno, co. Mayo, and relict of Edmond Finn, Esq.,
and by her had a son, John Hamilton, who 7/j. 18U, Mary,
dau. and heiress of Bryan Cunningham, Esq. of Port, and
Lad by her four sons and six d;ius.,
1 Bernard, /;. 1818. 2 Hamilton, 6. 1822.
3 John, 6. 1823. 4 William, 6. 1836.
1 Susaimah. 2 Jane. 3 Mary.
4 Emily. 6 Margaret. 6 Anue.
The son and heir.
John Peyton, of Laheen, High Sheriff, and Lieut.-Col.
Leitrim Militia, b. 1759 ; m. Mary, dau. of George Nugent
Reynolds, Esq., of Letterfyan, co. Leitrim, and sister and co-
heir of George Nugent Reynolds, Esq. of same place, and by
her (who m. 2ndly, Richard McNamara, Esq.) had issue,
John Reynolds, his heir.
Jane, wife of John Lambert, 2nd son of Walter Lambert,
Esq. of Castle Lambert, co. Galway.
Mr. Peyton, d. at Raheen, May, 1S06, and was s. by his son,
.JouN Uetnolds Peyton, Esq. of Laheen, m. 1st, Louisa,
eldest dau. of Samuel Scott, Esq. of Dublin; and2ndly, AUcia,
dau. of Andrew Ennis, Esq. of Roebuck, co. Dublin, by whom
he left at his decease, 1850, tsvo sons,
I. Richard Reynolds, late of Laheen.
n. James Keynolds, now of Laheen.
Anns — Sa., across engrailed or, in the first qnarter amtUlet
arg. Cresf— A griffin sejant or. 3Iotlo — Pat;or, potior,
Heat — Laheen. co. Leitrim. Residence — Loughscar, Cash-
carrigan, co. Leitrim.
PHELIPS OF MONTACUTE.
Pheiips, William, Esq. of Montacute, Somerset,
J.P. and D.L., b. 1-i Oct. 1823; m. March, 1815,
Ellen Harriet, dau. of William Helyar, Esq. of
Coker Court, Somerset, and has issue,
I. William Robert, J. P., late Gth Dragoon Guards; b.
30 March, 18-16; m. 2 Dec. 1875, Cicely Gi\ace Augusta,
dau. of Frederick Fane, Esq. of Moyles Court, Hamp-
shire, and by her (who d. 4 March, 1877) has a dau.,
Marjorie Cicely.
I. Edith Ellen.
JCuiCilSC— Without dwelling on the tradition that the
Pheiips family originally migrated into Somerset from Wales,
it is certain that it has been seated in cos. Somerset and
Dorset for many centuries, and the muniments of title prove
that
Thomas Phelipp aiiniga; was a land-owner and resident at
Montacute in 1480. He left two sous, Uichard, his heir, and
Thomas, d. s. p. 15fi.'), and is buried with Agues his wife, at
Montacute. The eldest,
Richard Puelip, Esq. of Montacute and Charborough,
Dorset, was Escheator for Somerset and Dorset, .M.P. for
Melcombe Regis 19 Henry Vlll., and for Dorset 1 Philip and
Mart. He left by Emalyn his 1st wife,
I. TuoMAS, his heir. ii. William.
I. Edith, m. Sir John Horsey, Knt., of Clifton Maybank,
Dorset.
He d. 1560, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Phelipps, Esq. of Montacute, b. 1500, who left, by
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Smythe, Esq. of Long Ashton,
Somerset, who d. 1598,
1. John, of Corfe Mullen, Dorset, M.P. for Poole 1555; to. v
dau. of Sir Thomas Spekc, Knt. The ultimate heiress of
this branch m. Rev. Sir James Hanham, 6th hurt, of Deans
Court.
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PHE
n. Thomas, m. Jane, dau. of Arthur Farwell, of Bishops
Hull, Somerset, and settled at Barrington, Somerset. His
son, Thomas, was Knighted 1G03, and created a Bart. 1619-20.
The title became extinct 1690, with the 3rd bart.
in. Edwabd. of whose line we treat.
IV. Eichard,' who left bv Mary his wife, four daus., one of
whom, Elizabeth, /-;. Henry, 2nd son of Sir Edmund Lud-
low, Knt. of Hill Deverell, co. AVilts.
1. Ursula, III. John Fanvell.
n. EUzabeth, ra. Christopher AncketiU.
He d. lu8S. The 3rd son,
Sm Edwabd Phelipps, Knt. of Montacute, was Master of the
Bolls, Chancellor to Henry, Prince of Wales, and Speaker of
the House of Commons; he (according to Camden) built the
present house at Montacute, one of the finest specimens of
Elizabethan architecture in England. He m. 1st, Margaret,
dau. of Eobert Newdegate, Esq. of Newdigate, by whom he
had three sons,
I. EoBEET (Sir), his heir. n. Eichard. m. Francis.
He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Pigot, Esq. of Dod-
dershall, Bucks (by whom he had one son, Edward, I. 1603),
and dying 1614, was s. by his eldest son.
Sib Eoeebt Phelipps, Knt. of Montacute, M.P. for Somerset,
r,i. Bridget, dau. of Sir Thomas Gorges, Knt. of Longford,
Wilts; he accompanied George VUliers, Duke of Buckingham
to Spain, when he went to "advance the Spanish match,'' but
he incuned the displeasure of Jajies I. by his speeches in
Parliament, and in 1621 was imprisoned in the Tower with Sir
Edward Coke. He had, with four daus.,
I. Edwabd, his heir.
II. Eobert, 6. 1618, who assisted Chables II. in his escape
after the Battle of Worcester, was Chancellor of the Ducliy
of Lancaster; d. 1707, and is buried in Bath Abbey.
Sir Eobert d. 1639, and was s. by his eldest son,
Edwabd Phelipps, Esq. of Montacute, Col. in the Eoyal
army, 6. 1613, suffered much from his attachment to the Eoyal
cause, all his estates being sequestered. He m. Ann, dau. of
Sir Eobert Pye, Knt., and had issue,
I. Edwabd (Sir), his heir. n. Eobert.
Hi. Thomas. iv. George. v. Eichard.
VI. John, b. 16-14; m. Alice Slolyneux, of BaUymulvey, co.
Longford, Ireland; and d. 1701, leaving a son,
Edwabd, of whom hereafter, as heir to his uncle.
TO. William.
I. Bridget, m. Eobert Seymer, of Hanford, Dorset.
Col. Phelipps d. 1679, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sib Edwabd Puelipps, Knt. of Montacute, b. 163S; m. 1st,
Dorothy Chceke, by whom he had no issue; and 2ndly, Edith
Blake, by whom he left three daus.,
I. Ann, first wife of her cousin, Edward Phelipps.
II. Elizabeth, second wife of the same,
ni. Edith, ra. Carew Hervey MUdmay.
Sir Edward Phelipps d. 1699, and was s. by his nephew,
Edwabd Phelips, Esq. of Montacute, M.P. for Somerset
1722. He m. 1st, his cousin, Ann, eldest dau. of Sir Edward
PheUpps, and had issue,
I. Edward, 6. 1704; d. g. p.
I. Ann, m. John Horner, of Mells.
II. Bridget, 711. Sir Gerard Xapitr, 5th bart. of Middlemarsh
HaU.
He ni. 2ndly, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Sir Edward Phelipps, and
had further issue,
u. Edwabd, his heir.
rn. John (Eev.), Vicar of Yeovil, d. s. p.
m. Elizabeth.
He d. 1734, and was «. by his eldest surviving son,
Edwabd Phelips, Esq. of Montacute, M.P. for Somerset
1774, 6. 1725; m. Maria, dau. of WUliam Wright, Esq., and
had issue,
I. Edward, 6. 1753, M.P. for Somerset 1774; m. Elizabeth
Lockyer; d. s. p. 1792. ii. William ^Eev.), his heir.
ra. John, 6. 1756, Lieut. E.X. ; d. s.p. 1780.
IV. Chables (Eev.), b. 1765 Uee Pheups of Briogins Pari;
Herts).
I. Elizabeth, h. 1750; m. 1st, John Clarke, Esq.; and 2ndly,
Peter Bluett, Esq., and d. s. p. 1841.
II. Maria, 6. 1757; m. John Old Goodford, Esq.
m. Ehoda, 6. 1759 ; m. William Harbin, Esq. of Kewton Sur-
MaviU.
Mr. Phelips d. 1797, and was «. by his eldest surviving son,
Eev. William Phelips, of Montacute, b. 1755; m. 1781,
Anna Aletheia Elizabetha, dau. of Key. John Paget, and had
issue,
I. JoHJT, his heir.
n. William (Eev.), J.P., Eector of Cucklington and Stoke
Tnster, Somerset, 6. 17»S; m. 1822, Mary, dau. of Eer.
John Messitcr, and d. 1833, leaving issue.
1 WiLLiiM, now of Montacute.
2 Eichard, of Bayford Lodge, Somerset, J.P. and D.L.,
Capt. E.A. ; m. 1848, Charlotte Frances, dau. of Joseph
Delaficld, Esq.
1 Elizabeth, m. Herbert Butler Batten, Esq., J.P. and
D.L., of Hollands, Yeovil,
in. Edward, b. 1789; d. s. p.
IV. Eobert (Eev.), Vicar of Yeovil, 6. 1791 ; m. Maria, dau.
of William Harbin, and d. 1855, leaving a dau., Anne, »i.
John Gooden, Esq. of Over Compton, Dorset.
v. Thomas, Lieut. E.N., b. 1796; d. s. p.
XI. Charles Henry, b. 1799, Lieut. H.E.I.C.S.; d. s.p.
VII. Eichard Colston (Eev.;, Eector of Cucklington, b. 18C0;
m. 1836, Caroline Anne, dau. of Sir Hungerford Hoskins,
7th bart. of Harewood-End, and left issue,
1 Elizabeth, m. Col. Pester. . 2 Anne, d. 1804.
3 Mary, m. Eev. Henry Hoskins. 4 Sarah, d. young,
Eev. William Phelips was s. at his death, 1806, by his son,
John Phelips, Esq. of Montacute, many years one of the
Chairmen of Quarter Sessions of Somerset, 6. 1784; m. his
cousin, Mary Anne, dau. of Eev. Charles Phelips (who sur
vived him, and m. 2ndly, John James Farquharson, Esq. of
Langton House, Dorset), and dying 20 April, 1834, left issue
one dau., Mary, m. J. J. Farquharson, Esq., jun. On Mr.
Phelips' death, the family estates devolved on his nephew,
William Phelips, Esq. now of Montacute.
Arrns — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a chevron gu. between
three roses of the last seeded and leaved ppr. ; 2nd and 3rd, or,
on a chevron engrailed vert tliree eajrles' heads erased arg
Crest — A square beacon or chest on wheels or, filled with fire
ppr. Motto— Fto aris ci focis.
Seat — Montacute, llminster, Somerset.
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PHELIPS OF BRIGGINS PARK.
Phelips, Chaeles Jaites, Esq. of Briggins Park,
CO. Hertford, J.P. for Herts and Essex, b. 18 March,
1821 ; m. 12 March, 1870, Emily Susannah Dunn-
ing, 4th dau. of Charles James I)unning, late E.X.
ILlttCaSC. — The Eev. Charles Phelips, b. 1765, 4th son
of Edward Phelips, Esq. of Montacute, Somerset {see Phelips
of Moyitacute). /k. Mary, dau. of Thomas Blackmore, Esq. of
Briggins Park, Herts, and by her (who d. 1818) had issue
(with another son, Edward, Lieut, in the 13th Light Dragoons,
killed at Waterloo, and a dau. Mary Arme, m. 1st, her cousin,
John PheUps, Esq. of Montacute, and 2ndly, John James
Farquharson, Esq. of Langton House, Dorset), a son and heir,
Chaeles Phelips, Esq. of Briggins Park, 6. 24 Jan. 1794,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1829; ni. 15 June, 1820, Caroline
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of James Taylor, Esq. of Wimpole Street,
London, and had issue,
Chaeles James, Barrister-at-Law, now of Briggins Park.
Edward Blathwayt, b. 12 April, 1822; d. 7 Nov. 1839.
George Blackmore, b. 1 July, 1824; d. 23 Feb. 1850.
William Douglas, Capt., b. 27 March, 1827; m. 3 Jan. 1867,
Anna Geraldine Barbara, 2nd dau. of Edgar Disney. Esq.
of The Hyde, Ingatestone, Essex, and has had issue, Agnes-
Isabella, d. 14 Aug. 1868; Geraldine; Henrietta Charlotte ;
Agnes Finch ; and Augusta Disney.
Henry Plantagenet Prescott, Capt. E.A. (retired), served ia
the Crimea (medal with two clasps), b. 4 Feb. 1831 ; -//(. Nov.
1855, Annie, eldest dau. of Majeudic, Esq. of Barton Fields,
Canterbury, and has issue.
Alfred Plumer Ward, b. 26 Sept. 1832. J"
Arthur Eobert, b. 21 March, 1842.
Frances Emma, m. 8 AprU, 1847, William Philip Honywood,
Esq. of Marks Hall, Essex, who ('. Feb. 1759.
Caroline Mary, m. 10 June, 1851, David Ward Chapman,
eldest son of David Barclay Chapman, Esq. of Eoehampton,
Surrey, and has issue.
Mr. Phelips d. 19 Nov. 1869.
Anns, (Cc— Same as Phelips nf Mont o cute.
&af— Briggins Park, near Ware, co. Hereford.
)
PHELPS OF DUESLEY.
Phelps, William John, Esq. of Chestal,
Dm-sley, co. Gloucester, M.A., Barrister-at-Law,
J.P., High Sheriff 1860, b. 1813.
ILtncaCJC.— Thomas Phelps, of Dursley (son of Thomas
Phelps, who came from Salisbury, in Wilts, and settled in
Dursley, in the co. of Gloucester, where he was buried 14 Feb.
1647), 'III. Edith Wiihams, of the Manor of Woodmancote, in
the parish of Dursley, and had (with four daus., of whom the
eldest 'III. Edward Tripp, Esq.) two sons, Thomas, of whom
presently, and William. The elder son,
Thomas Phelps, Esq. of Dursley, b. 29 Sept. 1646; r,i. Abigail
Mayo, of Tetoury, co. Gloucester, and d. 10 April, 1718, having
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linil issue (with three daus., IMary; MiWijarct; and A' iT^il, m.
Zb June, 1707, Xallianiel Brain, Esij. junr., and a. -1 Jan.
1713) a son,
Thomas Phei.ps, Ksq. of Durflcy, m. 20 Aur. 1700, l\rary,
dau. of John Arundell, Esq. of the JInnor of Woodman-
cote, by whom (who rf. 7 May, 1727) he had issue, four sons
and seven daus., i. Anne, m. 19 April, 1732, John Purncll,
Esq. of New House, co. Gloucester ; ii. Blary, c^ 4 Sept. 1708;
III. Abigail, m. 1 Feb. 1741, liicliard Morgan, Ksq. of Argoid,
CO. Monmouth; iv. Mary, m. Jolin Eoyle Small, Esq. of
Uley, CO. Gloucester; v. Elizabeth, m. 20 Sept. 1738, John
Blagden, Esq. of liristol; vi. Sarah, m. 16 Feb. 1747, William
Garnons, Esq. of St. Devereux, co. Jlonmouth ; vii. Jane, m.
16 Feb. 1747, John Barnes, Esq. of Gannerew, co. Monmouth.
Mr. Thomas Phelps J. 20 April, 1735. His youngest son.
John Phelps, Esq. of Dur.slcy, J. P., Hi. 31 July, 1733,
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of William Fowler, Esq. of Moor
Hall, CO. Gloucester; and d. 10 June, 1755, having by her
(who J. 10 Aug. 1791) had issue,
John De La Field, his heir.
William, m. Hester, dau. of the Eev. Ecnard Bagshot, of
King's Stanley, co. Gloucester.
Elizabeth, m. 1 May, 1701, William Moore, Esq. of Eper-
stone, CO. Notts, Capt. 4r)th regt., who (/. 19 Oct. 1784.
Anne, m. 30 July, 1771, William Vizard, Esq. of Durslcy.
Mary.
The elder son,
John De La Field Phelps, Esq. of Dursle)-, J. P., h. 2S
Dec. 1734, served as High Sheriff co. Gloucester, 17C1. Hem.
25 Nov. 1759, Esther, only surviving issue of James Gully,
Esq. of Bristol, and by her (who d. 10 Jan. 1789) he left at his
decease, 21 April, 1771,
I. John Dk La Field, his heir.
II. James, of Durslcy, and of Oriel Coll., Oxon, M.A., Hector
of Alderiey, and of Brimpslield-cum-Cranham, co. Glou-
cester, /;. 8 July, 1766 ; m. iJIariannc, dau. of John I31iiiTden
Hale, Esq. of Alderiey, and by her (who d. 1847) left at
his decease, 1829,
1 James, heir to his uncle.
2 William John, now of Dnrsley.
8 John Blagden, d. unra. 1839.
1 Marianne, m. Henry John, eldest son of H. C. Clifford,
Esq. of Frampton, co. Gloucester.
2 Elizabeth Hester, m. the Kev. William Winston Curtis
Hay ward, M.A., late Vicar of Iloningham, co. Warwick.
3 Sophia.
ni. William, of Dursley, d. uvm. 1812.
I. Esther Sophia, d. unra. 1835.
The eldest son,
John De La Field Phelps, Esq. of Dursley, and of Lincoln's
Inn, Barrister-at-Law, d.v.nm. 1842, and was s. by his nephew,
James Phelps, Esq. of Dursley, Capt. 14th Light Dragoons,
Who d. v.nm. 1851, and was s. by his brother, the present
John William Phelps, Esq. of Chestal, Dursley.
Arms — Per pale or and arg., a wolf salient az. between
semee of cross-crosslets fitchee gu. Crest — A wolf's head az.,
langued and erased gu., gorged with a collar or, thereon a
martlet sa.
/Seat— Chestal, Dursley.
PHELPS OF WATERPARK.
Phelps, John Lecky, Esq. of Waterpark and
Broadford, co. Clare, b. 15 Oct. 1815 ; m. 4 May,
1864, Kosetta Anne, 2nd dau. of Col. Vandeleur,
10th Ilussars, by Alice his wife, dau. of the Right
Hon. John Ormsby Vandeleur, of Kilrush House,
by Lady Frances Moore his wife, dau. of Charles,
1st Marquess of Drogheda, and has issue,
I. John Vandelecb, 6. 26 April, 1866.
II. Ernest James, 6. 5 Aug. 1867.
HI. Edgar Lecky, b. 10 Sept. 1808.
rv. Joseph Harold, b. 12 Blarch, 1874.
V. Lancelot Kobert Lecky, b. 19 April, 1878.
I. Annie Rosalie. li. Alice Mande.
ui. Mary Frances. iv. Eosalie Emily.
T. Ethel Agnes Vandeleur.
HtltCaflC— The ancestor of this family,
Thomas Phelps, a scion of the family of that name in co.
Gloucester, joined in the revolution of )04.'i, and served under
Ceomwell, by whom he was granted considerable estates in
the counties of Tipperary, Kerry, and Down, chiefly in the
first-named co., around the Keeper Jlountain, with Camaltha.
Thomas Phelps settled in the city of Limerick after the revolu-
tion, and King Charles II. confirmed Jlr. Phelps' titles to
those estates with a few exceptions. Mr. Phelps turning,
however, his sword into a ploughshare became a disciple of
George Fox. At the ago of 45 he married Miss Fennel!, dau.
of a brotlier ofliccr, with estates at Cahir, co. Tipperary, and
had issue. His direct descendant,
Thomas Phei.ps, was, with others, largely instrumental to
the introduction of linen manufactures into the north of
Ireland. He moved his residence to his estate in theco. Down,
in. and had issue. His son and successor,
Joseph Phelps, of Moyallon, co. Down, 6. 1749; to. 1769,
Mary Christy (who was b. 1748); by her (who d. 1837) he had
issue,
I. Thomas, to. Miss Lloyd, of co. Warwick, and had issue.
II. John, d. uHiii. III. Joshua.
IV. William, d. tinm.
V. James, of whom hereafter.
VI. George, d. uiuii. vii. Samuel, d. unm.
I. Sarah, d. until. It. Mary, -m. llobert Newsom, Esq.
III. Hannah, TO. George Robinson, Esq.
IV. Elizabeth, d. unvi.
Joseph Phelps d. 1790. His 5th son,
James Phelps, b. 1782; to. 1814, Anno Lecky, of Bally-
kealey, co. Carlow, by whom (who was b. 1788, and d. 3
Sept. 1834) he had issue,
I. John Lecky, now of Waterpark.
II. Joseph James, to. 1877, Mary, dau. of Very Rev. James
Hastings Allen, Dean of Killaloe.
III. Robert Lecky, m. Josephine, dau. of Col. Petley. E.A.,
and has issue,
John.
Annie Valverde, Mabel Maude.
IV. James, d. young.
I. Elizabeth Lecky, m. W. H. Harvey, Professor of Botany,
Trin, Coll. Dublin; no is.sue. ii. Mary, ci. young,
III. Jane Hannah, m. J. M. Harvey.
IV. Lydia Matilda.
Mr. Phelps d. 1839.
-Seata— Waterpark Castle, Connell, co. Limerick; and Broad-
ford, CO. Clare.
PHILIPPS OF MABWS AND DALE
CASTLE.
Lloyd-Philipps, John Philipps Allen, Esq.
of Dale Castle, co. Pembroke, and of Mabws, co.
Cardigan, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1844, b.
26 June, 1802 ; m. 1st, 9 Dec. 1823, Charlotte
Caroline, youngest dau. of Capt. William Bartlet,
Royal Engineers, and by her (who d. 18 July,
18(33) had issue,
I. John Allen, J. P., Col. Cardigan Militia, late Capt. 82nd
regl.,6.24Sept. 1824; iji. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Jones,
Esq., which lady d. 1877, leaving two daus.; the elder,
Elizabeth Charlotte Mary, m. 1809, John G. P. Hughes,
Esq. of AUt Llwyd, and the younger, Capt. Begbie, R.E.
II. Faulkonor Cecil, b. 10 July, 1839; d. iinm. 1803.
I. Charlotte Maria Carleton, m. Henry Mathias, Esq. of
Haverford West, son of Charles Mathias, Esq. of Lamphey
Court, and has issue.
II. Elizabeth Mary, m. 1845, Kobert Dudley Ackland, Esq.
of Boulston, CO. Pembroke, J. P., and has issue.
III. Mary Frances, widow of Capt. John Edwin Corner, R.E.
He m. 2ndly, 18G5, Ehzabeth Anne Bellairs, eldest
dau. of James Peel Stevenson, Esq. of Uffington, co.
Lincoln, and has issue. This gentleman, whose
patronymic is Lloyd, assumed the surname of
Philipps upon the d'emise of Eichard, Lord Milford,
under the will of James Philipps, Esq., of Penty
Park, brother of Mary Lloyd, his great-great-grand-
mother.
3LtnCil3C' — "T'^'s family derives from Tddwal Gloff, 4tli
son of Rhodri Mawb, King of Wales.
John Lloyd, Esq. of Foesy-bleiddiad, co. Cardigan,
lineally descended from Cadivor ap Dyfnwall, Lord of
Castle Howell, who was 9th in descent from Riiodhi Mawb,
TO. Mary, dau. of James Philipps, Esq. of Penty Park, co.
Pembroke, and sister of James Philipps, Esq. of Penty
Park, whoso 2nd dau., Mary, m. Sir Richard Philipps, Bart.,
created Lord Milford, and d. s. p. Mr. Lloyd was s. by his
son,
James Llotd, Esq. of Foes-y-Bleiddiad, m. 4 June, 1750,
Anna Maria, only child and heir of Richard Lloyd, Esq. of
Mabws and Ystradtcilo, co. Cardigan, by liis wife, the dau.
and heir of Edward Games Trcgaer, descended from Sir
David Gam, and had, witli four daus. (of whom Lctitia Mary,
b, 1751, m. Admiral Thomas, of Llanvaugban), four sons,
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PHI
John, his heir. Itichard, d. 1777.
James Puilipps|Llott) Philippb, Esq. of Penty Park, a Col.
in the army, 0. 1702; m. Winifrid, dau. of John Thomas,
Esq., and d. 7 April, 1837, leaving issue,
jA>n:s Betson, of Penty Park, J.P. and D.L., late 12th
foot, Capt. lioyal Cardigan Jlilitia, 0. 1814; m. 1853,
Cecilia Maria Jane, dau. of Gilbert James Harnes, Esq.
of Ll.anunwa?;. co. Pemliroke; and <;. 1867.
Fkedkbick Lewis, E.sq. of Penty Park, co. Pemhroke, and
Hafodneddyn, co. Carmarthen, J.P. co. Pembroke, Car-
marthen, and Cardigan, D.L. latter co., educated at
Bras=eno.=e Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1«4S, M.A. 1857, Capt.
Eoyal Carmarthen Militia, b. 15 June, 1823, s. his brother
1867- i-i 26 Nov. 1S51, Elizabeth Frances, youngest dau.
of John Walters Philipps, Esq. of Aberglasney, co. Car-
marthen.
Vaughan, b. 1764; d. 1772.
Mr. Lloyd d. G June, 1800, and was s. by his eldest son,
JonN Llotd, Esq. of Foes-y-bleiddiad and Mabws, b. 1753,
High Sheriff for Pembrokeshire 1785, and for Cardiganshire
1806. He m. 8 July, 1776, Elinor, dau. and heiress of John
Allen, of Dale Castle, in co. Pembroke, and had issue,
I. John Allen, Capt. in the Coldstream Guards, 6. 22 March,
1777; „i. ISUl, Elizabeth, dau. of Col. Harry Bisshopp, of
Storrington, in Sussex, youngest son of Sir Cecil Bisshopp,
Bart., and uncle to Lord Do La Zouche, and dying i-. ^j. Oct.
1805, lult issue,
1 John Phillips Allen, now of Dale Castle.
2 Harry James, late Lieut. 53rd regt., b. 7 Oct. 1803; m.
Miss Llewellin, of Pontypark, and has issue.
3 Eichard Cecil, Lieut. 3rd Buffs, 6. 19 June, 1805; d.unm.
i:. James David (Rev.), b. 22 Oct. 1786; r,i. 1828, Frances,
dau. of the Bev. John Levett, and d. April, 1832, without
issue*
I. Anna Maria Elinor, d. 24 April, 1834, unm.
II. JIary J ustina Martha, m. Sir George Cooper, Chief Judge
at Madras. m. Jane Louisa, d. unm.
IV. Caroline Amelia, m. 1819, Bowen K. Eobertson, Esq.
Lieut. R.N.
Mr. Lloyd </. 1820.
Arms— Arg., a lion rampant sa. ducally gorged and chained
or. Crests — A lion as in the arms. Motto — Ducit amor
patriae.
iSeai— Dale Castle MiUord Haven.
PHILIPPS OF PICTON.
Philipps, Charles Edward Gregg, Esq. of
Picton Castle, co. Pembroke, J.P., Lord Lieutenant
and Gustos Kotulorum of Haverfordwest, Capt.
Pembroke Yeomanry Cavalry, eldest son of Edward
Eisher, Esq. of Spring Dale, co. York, by liis wife
Jane, dau. of Dominick Gregg, Esq. of Lisburu
and Coleraine, Ireland, assumed the surname of
Philipps, in lieu of Fisher, by royal license, dated
29 July, 1876, in compliance with the testamentary
injunction of his father-in-law, b. 6 Oct. 1840 ; m.
25 June, 1868, Mary Plidij^pa, dau. and co-heir of
Eer. James Henry Alexander Philipps, of Picton
Castle, and has issue,
I. Henkt Erasmcs Edwabd, 6. 9 March, 1871-
II. George William Fisher, 6. 9 Dec. 1878.
I. Ethel Philippa. n. Hilda Mary.
III. Edith Catherine. iv. Mabel Jane.
HfUCagC— The family of Philipps of Picton Castle is of
great antiquity in South Wales, and derives direct descent from
Cadifor ap Collwyn, Lord of Dyfed, now co. Pembroke, called
Cadifor Vawr, or the Great, d. 1089.
Thomas ap Philip, of Hylsant, co. Carmarthen, a descendant
of Cadifor, m. Jane, dau. and co-heir of Sir Henry Donne, of
Picton (son of Owen Donne, of Muddlescombe, by his wife
Katherine Wogan, of Picton Castle, lineally derived from the
Pictons, the early lords thereof), and thus acquired the estate
of Picton. The great grandson of this marriage,
Sir John Philipps, 1st bart. of Picton Castle, was so created
0 Nov. 1621. He m. Anne, dau. of Sir John Perrott, Knt. of
Harolston, Lord Depu^ of Ireland, and had issue,
I. Eichard (Sir), hijlieir. ii. Walter, d. unm.
in. Hugh, ancestorof Philipps, Bart., o/Pictoii (see Bukke's
Petrrii/i: and liarnntia'jc).
I. Dorothy, ra. Francis, 1st Viscount Valcntia, ancestor of
the extinct Earls of Anglesey and Mount Norris.
II. Lettice, m. John Owen, Esq. of Trecoone.
III. Jane, m. James, 1st Viscount Claneboy.
IV. Elizabeth. v. Mary, m. John Scourfield, Ecq.
VI. Olive, m. Sampson Lort, E.sq. of Stackpole.
VII. Frances, m. Sir Hugh Owen, 1st bart. of Orleton,
The eldest son,
Sib Ricuaed Philipps, 2nd bart. of Picton, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Erasmus Dryden, 1st bart. of Canons Ashby, by
whom he had issue,
Ekasmcs (Sir), 3rd bart.
Frances, ,a. James Philipps, Esq. of Tregibbie, co. Cardigan.
He was s. by his son,
Sib Ebasmcs Philipps, 3rd bart. of Picton, in. 1st, Lady
Cecily Einch, dau. of Thomas, 3rd Earl of Winchilsea, by whom
he had a son, who d. young, and a dau., Anne, in. 1st, Thomas
Bowen, Esq. of Trelloyne, at whose decease, without issue,
that estate went to the family of Philipps; and 2ndly, Thomas
Ileyward, Esq. of Rudbaxton. Sir Erasmus in. 2ndly, Cathe-
rine, dau. and co-heir of Edward Darcy, Esq. by Elizabeth,
dau. of the 1st Earl of Chesterfield, and had issue,
Edward, m. Elizabeth, dau. and heir of John Canon, Esq. ot
Kilgelly, but d. .s-. p.. v. -p. John (Sir) 4th bart.
Erasmus, Capt. E.N., slain in an engagement at Bantry Bay
William, d. young.
Elizabeth, -ni. John Shorter, Esq.
Sir Erasmus d. 18 Jan. 1C97, and was s. by his eldest surviving
son,
Sir John Philipps, 4th bart. of Picton, who rn. 12 Dec.
1697, Mary, dau. and heir of Anthony Smith, Esq., an East
India Merchant, by whom he had, with three daus., who
d. unm., ^1
I. Erasmus (Sir), 5th bart. ii. John, 0th bart. ■
in. Bulkeley, of Abercover, co. Carmarthen, m. Philippa,
dau. of William Adams, Esq. of Pembroke, by whom he left
an only dau. and heir,
Mary Philippa Artemisia, m. James Child, Esq. of Bigelly
House, CO. Pembroke, and had an only dau. and heir,
Maria Philippa Artemisia, who m. 1st, John Grant»
Esq. of Nolton, and was mother of ^
Eichard Bulkeley Philipps Grant, Esq., who assumcrt ^
the surname of Philipps, was created a bart. 1828,
and a peer of Great Britain, as Lobd Milford, 1847,
and (/. 3 Jan. 1857, when that title became extinct.
Mrs. Grant m. 2ndly, 1812, Rev. Henry Gwyther, M.A.,
Vioar of Yardley, co. Worcester, and d. 1852, leaving
by him a son and dau.,
James Henry Alexander Gwyther, who assumed the
name of Philipps, and s. to Picton Castle.
Maria Philippa Artemisia Gwyther, 'ni. Rev. W. H. Hill,
Incumbent of St. Andrew's, Bordesley, near Birming-
ham, and d. 1849.
Sir John d. 1736, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sib Erasmus Philipps, 5th bart. of Picton, at whose decease,
in 1743, s. 'p., the title reverted to his brother.
Sir John Philipps, 6th bart. of Picton, who was s. 1764, by
his only son,
Sir Richard Philipps, 7th bart. of Picton. This gentleman
was elevated to the Peerage of Ireland as Eabon Milfoed,
1776, but ('„ s. p. 28 Nov. 1823, when that dignity expired, and
the castle and estates of Picton devolved under his will on
Eichard Bulkeley Philipps Grant, Esq. of Picton, who was
great-grandson of Bulkeley Philipps, Esq. of Abercover, co.
Carmarthen, youngest son of Sir John Philipps, 4th bart., and
uncle of Lord Jlilford. 3Ir. Grant assumed the name and
arms of Philipps, was created a bart. 1828, and 1847 a peer of
the United Kingdom, by the title of Baron Milford of Picton
Castle, CO. Pembroke. He rn. 1st, 1824, Eliza, dau. of John
Gordon, Esq. of Hanwell ; and 2ndly, 1854, Lady Anne Jane
Howard, dau. of William Howard, 4th Earl of Wicklow, but
d. s.p. 3 Jan. 1857, and his peerage and baronetcy became
extinct ; the castle and estates, however, passed (under the
will of the previous Lord Milford) to his half-brother,
Eev. James Henry Alexander Gn-YTHER, of Picton Castle,
M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, Vicar of St. Mary's, Haverford-
west, who assumed the surname and arms of Philipps only,
by royal license, dated 7 Feb. 1S57, in compliance with the
testamentary injunction of Eichard, Lord Milford; m. 14 fcb.
1844, JIary Catherine, eldest dau. of William Wolryche Lea,
Esq., by Mary his wife, of Ludstone Claverley, Salop, by whom
(who d. 28 March, 1875) he had issue,
I. James Bulkeley, 6. 7 Aug. 1850, deceased.
II. Eichard Cecil Henry, 6. 24 Sept. 1851, deceased.
I. Hcphzibah Mary, deceased.
II. Mary Philippa, rn. 25 June, 1868, Charles Edward Gregg
Fisher, Esq., who assumed by royal license, 29 July, 1876,
the surname of Philipps, and is now of Picton Castle.
HI. Emily Maria, deceased.
IV. Plioebe Catharine, deceased.
V. Clara Artemisia, deceased. vi. Amy Octavia Gwyther.
Eev. James H. A. Philipps d. 3 Dec. 1875.
Jnns— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg., a lion rampant sa. gorged
with a ducal coronet, and therefrom a chain reflected over the
rni
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PHI
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lack or, aTi<l for tlistinction in the centre chief point a cross-
>sslet of the sccoml, for PniLiprs; 2ik1 aiul ^ril, arg., on a
, lievroii KU. three trefoils slipped of tl>e flehl, in chief as many
llturs-dc-lis of the second, for Fisher. CresU — 1st, Piiilipps:
A lion rampant gorjrcd and chained as in the arms, charged on
the shoulder (for distinction) with a cross-crosslet or; 2nd,
I'isHEB: in front of a bulrush erect a kingfisher ppr. resting
tlic dexter claw on a fleur-de-lis or. Mottoes — Ducit amor
I'^itria:; Virtutc et fide.
.>>•((/— I'icton Castle, Haverfordwest, co. renibroke. This
rxncient mansion, which is located within three miles of the
I iwn of Haverfordwest, is worthy of an honourable place
uong the relics of feudal grandeur which are scattered over
:i gland. Pieton Castle is not remarkable either for its great
lent, or for its architectural pretentions; but it was a lorti-
d residence before the reign of William Kcfcs, and from
mat time to the present day it has been tenanted by a line of
ji'issessors all of whom can trace their connection with the
Korman ancestor to whom the castle owes its name.
PHILIPPS OF ABERGIiASNEY.
WALTERS-PniLiPPS, JoHN, Esq. of Abcrglasneyj
CO. Carmarthen, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1841,
I. 23 Jan. 1787 ; m. 14 May, 1817, Ann, 4th dau.
of Thomas Bowen, Esq. of Wauu Ifor, eo. Cardigan,
and has issue,
I. Bridget Jane, m. 15 Dec. 1853, Cecil Anson Harris, eldest
son of Gilbert James Harris, Esq. of Llanunwas, co. Pem-
broke, J.P.
II. Mary Ann, m. 19 Nov. 1344, John Pugh Pryse, son of
Pryse Pryse, Esq., M.P. of Gogcrddan, co. Cardigan, and
Buscot, Berks, and d. 21 June, 1S51.
III. Elizabeth Frances, m. 26 Nov. 1S51, Frederick Lewis
Iiloyd Philipps, son of Col. James Lloyd Philipps, and
grandson of Col. James Lloyd Philipps, of Mabws, co.
Cardigan.
This gentleman s. 25 June, 1S24, his maternal
uncle, Thomas Philipps, Esq., in the Aberglasney
manor and estate, and assumed thereupon the
additional surname and arms of Philipps.
iLtnCiI0r. — David Waltees, Gent, of Perthygerant,
CO. Cardigan, son of John Walters, Gent, of the same
)lace, was father, by Gwenllian his wife, of John Walteus,
ICsq. of Perthygerant, m. Frances Griffith, of Llwyn-y-brain, co.
Carmarthen, and had (with a dau., who d. v.nra.) a son and heir,
Abel Griffiths Walters, Esq. of Perthygerant, ra. 1 Feb.
1780, Bridget Philipps, of Pembroke, sister of Thomas Philipps,
Esq. of Aberglasney, and by her (who d. 7 Oct. 1825) had a
n, John, of Aberglasney, and one dau., Jane. Mr. Walters
2 April, 1841.
Arm^ — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, or, a lion rampant sa. between
two fleurs-de-lis in chief az. and a ^:tag's head erased in base,
i., for Philipps; 2nd and Sra, gu., three snakes interlaced
• ween two spears' heads erect in chief, and a rose in base
. :_'. barbed and seeded ppr., for Walters. Crests — 1st, A lion
lampant sa., holding between the fore paws an escutcheon or,
thereon three snakes interlaced ppr., the dexter hind-paw rest-
ing on a fleur-de-lis also or, for Philipps ; 2nd, An eagle dis-
1 hiyed erm. the body entwined by two snakes respecting each
ler ppr., and holding in each claw a rose, gu. slipped and
ived, vert. Motto — Fy Nuw a Chymry.
Heat — Aberglasney, Llandeilo, co. Carmarthen.
*
PHILIPPS OP CWEtaWTLLY.
Philipps, Geismoxd, Esq. of Cwmgwilly, co.
Carmarthen, J.P. and D.L., foraierly Capt. 23rd
regt., h. Oct. 1824 ; m. Feb. 1854, Marianne, dau.
of Major Thomas Bowcn, formerly of Pantyderi,
CO. Pembroke, and has issue,
I. Grismonb, h. Kov. 1867. ii. John Pieton, h. Oct. ISTO.
I. Catherine Elizabeth, m. July, 1877, E. H. Bancroft, Esq.
' ^ Philipps is son, of Grismond Philipps, Esq.
Cwmgwilly, by Catherine his -svife (who d.
^54), dau. of Thomas Warlow, Esq. of Castle Hall,
lid grand-dau. of Thomas Pieton, Esq. of Poyston.
iLtncn^C. — This family can be traced back to the year
1C77. .Several of its members were High Sheriffs, and sat in
Parliament.
Grismond PirrLipps, Esq. of Cwmgwilly, son of George
PniLipps, Esq., M.P., of Cwmgwilly (who d. 1816) by Anne
wife, dau. of John Ball, Esq., m. Jidy, 1822, Catherine, dau.
Thomas Warlow, Esq., and granddau. of Sir Thomas Piutoii,
:d by her (who d. May, 1854) had issue (with other daus.),
I. Grismond, now of Cwmgwilly.
II. John (ieorge, m., and i'. in India, leaving issue.
III. William, w., and has issue.
I. Cecil ICliza, m. Gen. Baillie, and has issue.
II. Catherine Anne Prudence, m. W. II. 11. Powell, and has
issue.
Mr. Philipps d. April, ISiiO.
A This — Arg., a lion rampant guardant sa. ducally gorged and
chained or. Ci-'sl — A lion as in the arms.
i'(,a<— Cwmgwilly, Carmarthen.
PHILIPS OF THE HEATH HOUSE.
Philips, John Capel, Esq. of The Heath House,
CO. Stafford, and Ncwlands, co. Gloucester, J.P. and
D.L., b. 9 Oct. 1831 ; m. 14 July, 1857, Hon. Fanny
Esther Flower, 2nd dau. of Henry Jeffrey, 5th
Viscount Ashbrook, and has issue,
I. Burton IIenrt, b. 1 Oct. 1858.
II. John Augustus, 6. 1 Jan. 1861.
III. Montagu Capel, b. 30 Aug. 1875.
I. Frances Margaret. ii. Bertha Mary.
ILttTCiigC— Francis Phvltppe, Esq. of NeytherTeyne, in
t!ie parish of Chcckley, co. Stafford, d. 6 Edward VI., and
was great-grandfather of
Anthony Philips, Esq., ra. 1627, Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Rawlins, of Teane. He d. 1648, and was .<. by his son,
EiCHARD Philips, Esq., m. 1G49, Christobel, dau. and co-heir
of Robert Whctall, of Bignoll Hill, co. Stafford. He d. 16S6,
and was s. by his son,
Nathaniel Philips, Esq. of The Heath House, in Chcckley,
b. 1659 ; VI. 1690, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of John Stubbs,
Esq. of The Shaw, eo. Stafford, by Ellen his wife, dau. of John
Jervis, Esq. of Chatkill and Meaford, and had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Richard, ancestor of PniLLrps-JoDBELL o/ Tcardsfe]/ flaZ?,
CO. Chester (see that Familii).
III. Nathaniel, ancestor of 'PHiLrps of Bank Hall {see that
Famibj).
Mr. Philips d. 1737, and was s. by his elder son,
John Philips, Esq. of The Heath House, Lord of the Manors-
of Upper Teane, Nether Teyne, and Chcckley, b. 1695; m.
1722, Susanna, dau. and co-heir of John Burton, Esq. of
Derby, and had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. N.athaniel, of Stand, co. Lancaster, in. 1757, Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Hibbert, Esq. of Stockfield House, and by
her left at his decease, 1808,
1 John, successor to his uncle.
2 Robert, ancestor of Philips of TTclcomhe.
3 Samuel, of Heybridge and Newlands, d. unm. 1824.
in. Thomas, of Sedgley, co. Lancaster, ancestor of Philips,
Bart, of Weston, co. W.arwick.
Mr. Philips d. 1777, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Philips, Esq. of The Heath House, 6. 1724; m. Cathe-
rine, dau. of William Turner, Esq. of Upper Teane ; and
dying s. p. 1813, was .t. by his nephew,
John Philips, Esq. of The Heath House, b. 1759; m. 1783,
Margaret, dau. of Samuel Robinson, Esq. of Ai-dwick, near
Manchester, and had issue,
I. John Burton, his heir.
II. Nathaniel, b. 1786; m. 1810, Margaret, dau. of William
Hibbert, Esq. of Stockfield House, co. Lancaster, and Hare
Hill, CO. Chester; and d. 1865, leaving one dau., Marianne.
III. Samuel Robinson, b. 1789; d. unin.
IV. Robert, ancestor of Philips of Hciibridge.
I. Margaret. ii. Ehzabeth Frances, d. 1875.
Mr. Philips d. 1834, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Burton Philips, Esq. of The Heath House, 6. 1785 .
m. 1826, Joanna Freeman, dau. of Capel Cure, Esq. of Blake
Hall, Essex, and had issue,
John Capel, now of The Heath House.
Margaret Christabella, )/!. 1849, Augustus East Manlcy, of
Manley Hall, co. Stafford.
Mr. Philipl d. 25 Dec. 1847.
Arms — Per pale arg. .nnd sa. wnthin an orle of fleurs-de-lis
arg. a lion rampant erminois, ducally crowned, and holding
between the paws a mascle or, a canton arm. Vr(sl—\ dcmi-
lion rampant erminois, collared sa. ducally-crowned or, holdin;;
between the paws a fleur-de-lis arg. within a mascle gold.
Molto — Simplex raunditiis.
Heat — The Heath House, near Cheadle, co. Stafford.
♦
PHILIPS OF HEYBRIDGE.
Philips, John Williaji, Esq. of Heybridge,
CO. Stafford, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1861, in.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PHI
Isfc, 21 Jan. 1852, Adelaide Louisa, dau. of Edward
BuUor, Esq. of Dilhorn Hall, co. Stafford, and by
her (who d. 11 June, 1860) has issue,
I. William Morton, h. 19 Oct. 1852.
II. llobert Eaward, b. 1 May, 1860.
I. Evelyn Adelaide. ii. Nina Margaret.
He m. 2ndly, 3 July, 1867, Olivia, dau. of William
Dodsworth, Esq., and has issue,
in. John Cyril, 6. 28 April, 18GS.
IV. Arthur Dodsworth, b. 16 Sept. 18C9.
V. Lewis Francis, b. 4 Ojt. 1870.
in. Maud Laititia.
JLtlTCilSr.— This is a branch of Philips of Heath ffoiise.
BoBERT Philips, Esq., of lleybridge, co. Stafford, 4th son
of John Philips, E!?q. of The Heath House, and Margaret
Robinson his wife, was 6. 1791, and m. 182.5, Laetitia, youngest
dau. of William Hibbert, Esq. of Hare Hill. co. Chester; and
d. 12 Auff. 1853, leaving issue,
I. John William, now of Heybridge.
n. Edward, 6. 26 Dec. 1832; m. Is69, Emily, dau. of Eev.
George Mather, of Huntley Hall, and has issue,
1 George Edward, b. 1873.
1 Caroline Frances. 2 Alice Laetitia.
3 Margaret Ellen.
III. Herbert Philips, &. 26 May, 1834; m. 1862, Ellen
Josephine, dau. of William Langton, Esq. of Manchester.
I. Ellen Laetitia.
II. Frances Elizabeth, m. 1849, Rev. Thomas Wynter Blath-
■wayt. Rector of Durham, 2nd son of George William Blath-
wayt, Esq. of Dyeham Park, co. Gloucester; and d. 1870.
Arms, £c. — Same as Philips of The Hcr:t!i House.
Scof.s— Heybridge, near Cheadle, co. Stafford; The Park,
Manchester.
♦
PHILIPS OP WELCOMBE.
Philips, Eobert Needham, Esq. of Welcombe,
CO. Warwick, and The Park, Manchester, J. P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1857, M.P. for Bury, b. 20 June,
1815 ; m. Isfc, Anna Maria, dau. of Joseph Brooks
Yates, Esq. of West Dingle, Liverpool, by whom
(who d. 1850) he had issue,
I. Caroline, m. 1869, George Otto Trevelyan, Esq., M.P.,
only son of Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan, Bart., K.C.B.
II. Margaret, in. 1878, William Edward Price, Esq., M.P.,
only son of William Pin' ^> Price, Esq. of Tibberton Court,
CO. Gloucester.
He m. 2ndly, Mary Ellen, dau. of John Ashton
Yates, Esq., M.P. of Liudon, and has issue,
211. Anna Maria.
ittitCilCJC. — This is a branch of Philips of Heath Howie.
Robert Philips, Esq. of The Park, Manchester, and Snitter-
field, CO. Warwick (brother of John Phiups, Esq. of The
Heath House, who d. 1834), 6. 1760; m. 1798, Anne, dau. of
Matthew Needham, of Nottingham; and d. 1844, leaving
issue,
I. Mark, his heir.
II. EoiiEBT Needham, now of Welcombe.
I. Mary, m. Robert Hyde Greg, Esq. of Norcliffe Hall, co.
Chester, and Coles Park, Herts.
II. Sarah Jane, m. J. W. Mylne, Barrister-at-Law, and is
deceased. in. Anna Priscilla.
IV. Hester Emily, m. William Duckworth, of Pendleton; and
d. 1834. V. Isabella.
VI. Elizabeth Lucy, d. xmm. vii. Jessy, deceased.
VIII. Clara Octavia, deceased. ix. Caroline, deceased.
The elder son,
Mark Philips, Esq. of Snitterfield and Welcombe, was M.P.
for Manchester 1832-1S47, b. 1800; and li. unm. 23 Dec. 1873,
when he was s. by his brother.
Ar»u. (Cr. — Same as Philips nf Heath House.
<Seais— Welcombe, Stratf ord-on-Avon ; The Park, Manchester.
PHILIPS OP BANK HALL.
Philips, Francis, Esq. of Bank Hall, co. Lan-
caster, and Lee Priory, Kent, J. P., M.A., Barristcr-
at-Law, b. 8 Jan. 1830 ; m. 6 Jau. 1856, Caroline
Mary, 4th dau. of Rev. Kenrick Prescofc, M.A.,
Rector of Stockport.
HiUCaflC— This is a branch of Philips of Heath Hoi'-.e.
Nathaniel Philips, Esq. of Manchester (the 3rd son of
Nathaniel Philips, Esq. of The Heath House, by Elizabeth
Stubbs his wife), b. 15 Feb. 1693 ; m. 13 Jan. 1729, Elizabeth,
eldest dau. and co-heir of John Burton, Esq. of Derby, and
had two sons, i. Nathaniel, of Manchester, Merchant, 6.
30 Jan. 1730; m. Hannah, dau. of William Barrow, ofSalford,
Merchant, and dying June, 1766, left issue, Nathaniel, of
Philadelphia; William; and Alice, who (Z. M?i»i. 1794. ii. John,
Mr. Philips d. 20 May, 1776. His youngest son,
John Philips, Esq., b. 7 June, 1734; purchased, 1777, the
estate of Bank Hall, of Heaton Norris, co. Lancaster. He m.
29 Jan. 1761, Sarah, dau. of George Leigh, Esq. of Oughtring-
ton Hall, CO. Chester, and by her (who d. 3 Feb. 1809) had
issue,
I. John Leigh, of Mayfiold, near Manchester, Lieut. -Col.
Commandant 1st regt. Manchester and Salford Volunteers,
b. 23 Nov. 1761 ; and d. 23 June, 1814. He m. 23 April,
1787, Miss Caroline Penny, of Manchester, and had issue,
1 John, Lieut. R.N., of Belle Vue, near Liverpool, b.
8 Feb. 1791 ; m. 1st, 2 June, 1807, Miss Mary Hardcastle,
(who d. without issue, 28 June, 1812. He -ni. 2ndly,
7 July, 1817, Anne, eldest dau. of Gilbert Henderson,
Esq. of St. Ann's Hill, near Liverpool, and dying 2 June,
1835, left issue by her (who d. 24 March, 1858),
Gilbert Henderson (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Brodsworth,
CO. York, Rural Dean of Snaith, and Chaplain to the
Archbishop of York, b. 25 July, 1822; m. 13 Sept. 1853,
Emily Georgiana, 2nd dau. of Lieut.-Col. Henry Dixon,
81st regt., and has issue, 1 Gilbert Henderson, 6. 25 Oct.
1860; 2 Leigh Tempest, 6. 12 Feb. 1864; 1 Emily
Frances Caroline ; 2 Blanche Harriet Christina ; 3
Caroline Charlotte Anne ; 4 Constance Mary.
Nathaniel George, Gentleman-at-Arms (Sub-oflScer), late
Capt. 47th regt., severely wounded at the Battle of the
Alma, b. 19 Nov. 1827; m. 18 April, 1850, Carolme,
youngest dau. of Rev. Samuel G. Fairclough, Rector
of Aghinagh, co. Cork, and has had issue, Sophia
Caroline, d. at Corfu, 21 June, 1851 ; and Florence.
Caroline.
2 Henry, b. 23 June, 1792; d. 27 Jan. 1815.
3 Nathaniel George, a distinguished amateur Painter,
chosen a Member of St. Luke's Academy, Rome, on the
vacancy occasioned by the then recent disease of Fuseli,
6. 9 June, 1795; d. unm. Aug. 1821.
II. Henry, of Philadelphia, 6. 8 Jan. 1767; m. 1796, Sophia,
dau. of Benjamin Chow, Judge of the High Court of Errors
and Appeals in that city; and dying 11 Feb. 1800, left aa
only dau. and heiress,
Sophia, m. J. C. Montgomery, Esq. of Eglinton, New York.
in. Nathaniel George, 6. 16 March, 1770 ; d. at New York,
25 March, 1793, unm.
IV. Francis, of whom presently.
v. James, b. 27 April, 1777; d. unm. 11 July, 1800.
VI. Thomas, b. 24 Jan. 1781; d. unm. 13 July, 1806.
VII. Hardman, resident at Philipsburg, in Pennsylvania,
b. 21 Sept. 1784; m. 14 Aug. 1821, Sophia, dau. of Rev.
Edward Lloyd, of Fairfield, co. Lancaster, and had issue.
I. Ann, m. 1st, John Potter, Esq. of Manchester; and 2ndly,
Rev. George Hulmc, A.M., Rector of Arcley, co. Worcester.
II. Elizabeth, m. 4 June, 1798, Rev. George Leigh, A.M.,
who d. 5 May, 1808.
III. Sarah, m. 4 Aug. 1803, Sir Hungerford Hoskyns, 7th
hart, of Harewood, co. Hereford.
Mr. Philips d. at the age of 90, 2 Feb. 1824, and devised his
landed property to his 4lh son,
Francis Philips, Esq. of Bank Hall, J. P. and D.L., b.
27 Sept. 1771; m. 13 Sept. 1792, Beatrice, dau. of James
Aspinall, a Merchant of Liverpool, and sister of John Bridge
Aspinall, Esq. of Cleonger Hall, co. Chester, and of Bath, by
whom he had two sons,
Francis Aspinall, his heir.
Hindlcy Leigh, b. 7 Oct. 1795.
Mr. Philips d. G May, 1850, and was a. by his elder son,
Francis Aspinall Philips, Esq. of Bank Hall, and Abbey
Cwnihir, co. Radnor, J.P., High Sheriff of the latter co. 1831,
b. 19 Sept. 1793; m. 14 Feb. 1824, Jane, only dau. and heir of
William Jackson, Esq. of Liverpool, and had issue,
Francis, now of Bank Hall and Lee Priory. j
George Henry, M.A., of Abbey Cwmhir, Rhayader, CO. 1
Radnor, J. P. and D.L., b. 18 July, 1831; m. 1867, Anna
Theophila, 5th dau. of Rev. C. K. Picscot, Rector of Stock-
port.
Mary Beatrice.
Mr. PhiUps d. 29 May,' 1859.
Arms, (C'c. — Same as Philips of Heath House,
&aJi(— Bank Hall, Stockport; and Lee Priory, Wingham.
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PHILIPS-JODRELL.
See JODRELL.
PHTIiLIMOUE OF KENDALLS.
Phillimore, William Brough, Esq. of Ken-
dalls, CO. Hertford, and 7, Hyde Park Gardens,
London, D.L. for Middlesex, J. P., late a Capt. fith
Dragoon Guards and Grenadier Guards, b. 1828 ;
m. 1865, Elizabeth Sheldrake.
iLtItC<l0C.— This family was long settled at Cam, co.
Gloucester, and the name anciently was variously spelt Fyna-
more, Finnimore, Fyllymore, Phinimore, ifcc, finally settling
down as Phillimore about 1680.
John Finnimore, or Fyllymore, of Cam, co. Gloucester, in
1622 obtained a lease from the Crown of Corriet's Place, Cam,
and d. 1532, leaving by Agnes, his 1st wife,
1 John. 2 Thomas, of whom presently.
His 2nd wife was Alice, widow of John Tyndall of Stinch-
combe, and by her he left a son,
3 William Phinimore, who left issue.
Thomas Ftnamobe, or Fyllymore, was father, by Joan his
•wife, of
Alis. William Fyllymore, of Cooley, d. s. p. 1558.
BiCHABD.
The 3rd son,
Richard Phinimore of Cam, b. there 1G15; ra. Margaret,
dau. of Edward Trotman, of Cam, by Katherine, niece of the
Martyr, William Tyndale, and had issue by her,
Henry. John, of whom presently.
Bichard. Thomas. Joseph.
The 2nd son,
John Phinimore, or Phillimore, of Cam, d. 1680, aged 91,
leaving, with daus., by his wife Joan Nelme,
John Phillimore, of The Vennings, Lower Cam, who m.
Elinor Hatherly, and d. 1711, having had issue (amongst
Others),
I. Daniel, d. 1716, leaving issue.
II. John, of The Vennings, Lower Cam, m. Mary King, of
Dursley, and d. 1738, aged 72, leaving three sons and one
dau.,
1 Jonathan Phillimore, of The Vennings, Lower Cam,
6.1693; d. 1749; m. 1st, Elizabeth Bayly, Wresden, Dley,
CO. Gloucester, by whom he had,
John Phillimore, Esq. of Lincoln's-Inn-Fields and Ches-
hunt, d. 1795, aged 71, leaving by his wife Elizabeth,
two co-heiresses,
Susan, m. Robert Vincent, Esq.
Anne, m. John Pearse, Esq. of Chiltem House, Berks,
M.P. for Devizes.
The second wife of Jonathan Phillimore was Ann Wells, of
Bridgnorth, Salop, by whom he had issue,
Robert PhilUmore, of Cam, Gent., d. s.p. 1695.
Edmund) ,
Joseph I ^- y°™g-
Ann, III. Thomas Stiff, of Cam, from whom Stiff, now
Phillimore of Uleii.
Elizabeth, m. John Grove.
Eleanor, d. unm. 1837, aged 97.
2 John, of Cam, whorf. 1762, aged 60, m. Elizabeth Purnell,
of Dursley, by whom he left issue,
Samuel, of Dursley, m. Mary Compeer, but d. s.p. 1799.
Mary, m. — Winchcombe.
8 Samuel, of Cam, .7. 1786, having m. Elizabeth Partridge,
of Cam, by whom ho had,
John, of Symond's Hall, Wotton-under-Edge, and after-
wards of Uley Lodge, d. s. p. 1825.
Ann, m. 1st, John Small, Esq. of Uley; 2ndly, Col.
Thomas Pumell Purnell, of Kingshill House, Dursley.
Elizabeth, m. John Holbrow, Esq. of Uley.
Mary, d. young.
1 Elizabeth, m. 1st, William Fowler, of Cam, Gent.; 2ndly,
Rev. Nicholas Slartyn, of Great Faringdon.
III. Joseph, of whom presently.
IV. Josiah, of The Thing, Cam, m. Elizabeth, and d. s. p.
1730.
V. Jonathan, d. s. p. 1696.
VI. Samuel, ancestor of the Fhillimobes of Ebley, now
extinct.
I. Elizabeth, m. Anthony Domey, of Uley, co. Gloucester.
The 3rd son,
Joseph Phillimore, was bapt. at Cam, 1667, in the name of
riiinimore. He removed to London, and d. before 1711,
aving, amongst other issue,
UonEBT Phillimore, Esq. of Kensington, 6. 1699; d. 1770;
. Elizabeth Jephson, of Kendalls, Herts, and had issue,
II.
William.
Joseph, ancestor of PniitniORE of SIdplake House.
The elder son,
WiLLLAM PniLLiMOBE, Esq. of Phillimore Place, Kensington,
6. 1749, 3. to Kendalls, Herts, as heir to his maternal uncle,
and d. 1818, leaving by his wife Mary Burr, widow, -/!«?<;
Chase, a son and heir,
William Robert Phillimore, Esq. of Kendalls, b. 1768 ;
d. 1829; m. the lion. Sarah Henley Onglcy, dau. of Robert,
1st Lord Ongley, by whom (who d. 1850) he left issue,
William Robert, his heir. Charles, d. unm. 1863.
Sarah Frances, d. uiim. 1858.
Mary Anne Barnes, in. Purnell Hickes, Esq., and d. 1847.
The eldest son,
William Robert Phillimore, Esq. of Ncwberries, Herts,
Capt. Grenadier Guards, 0. 1793, m. Anna, dau. of W. A.
West, Esq., and d. 1862, leaving an only son, the present
William Brough Phillimore, Esq. of Kendalls.
Arms — Sa., three bars or, in chief as many cinquefoils of the
last. Crest — Out of a broken tower a dove rising all ppr.
Motto — Fortcm posce aniraum.
Seat — Kendalls Hall, Elstrce.
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PHILLIMORE OF SHIPLAKE HOUSE.
Phillimore, Egerton Grentille Bagot, Esq.
of Shiplake House, co. Oxford, b. 20 Dec. 1856.
itturasr. — Rev. Joseph Phillimore, Vicar of Orton-on-
the-Hill, CO. Leicester, b. 1750 (2nd son of Robert Philimore,
Esq. of Kensington, and Elizabeth his wife, niece of William
Jephson, Esq. of Kendalls, Herts), m. Mary, dau. of John
Machin, Esq. of Kensington, and by her (who d. 1811) bad
issue,
I. Joseph, 6. 1775.
II. William, of Deacon's Hill, Herts, J. P., Barrister, b. 1777 ;
m. 1807, Almeria, dau. of Godfrey Thornton, Esq. of
Mogerhanger, Beds, and by her (who d. 1851) left at his
decease, 1860, 1 George (Rev.), Rector of Radnage, Bucks,
J.P., b. 1808; III. 1st, 1832, Emily, dau. of T. Haworth, Esq.
of the Manor House, Boreham Wood, Herts, and 2ndly, 1841 ,
Harriet Maria, dau. of W. Prescott, Esq. of Hendon, and
has issue, Henry John, Lieut. R.N., b. 1845, Arthur, b.
1848, William George, 6. 1852, Stephen Thornton, 6. 1S53,
Joseph, b. 1S56, Gtorgiana, Amy, and Emily; 2 William
Thornton, Capt. 10th Bengal N.I., killed in the Indian
Mutiny, 1857 ; 1 Almeria, m. Commander Willoughby J.
Lake, R.N.; 2 Mary Jane, d. 1864; 3 Anna, d. 1865;
4 Matilda, ni. 1862, Edward Tylee, Esq. of Oxford Square.
in. John (Sir), Knt., K.C.B., of The Ray, Maidenhead,
Berks, Capt. B.N., m. 17 Feb. 1830, the Baroness Catherine
Harriet de Raigersfeld, youngest dau. of Rear-Admiral
Baron de Raigersfeld, son of the Austrian Minister to
the Court of Great Britain; and dying 1840, left issue,
1 John Bouchier, 6. Feb. 1831, deceased; 2HenryBouchier,
Capt. R.N., C.B., 6. 25 Oct. 1853, in. 1866, Anne, dau. of
T. Bourdillon, Esq.; 1 Rebecca Bouchier; 2 Catherine
Bouchier; 3 Frances Bouchier; 4 Harriet Bouchier, m.
1865, Rev. Philip Swatman.
IV. Robert (Rev.), Rector of Slapton, co. Bucks, and Vicar of
Shipton-under-Wychwood, co. Oxon, b. 1783; d. 1852.
V. George, Lieut. R.N., 6. 1784; d. unm. 1828.
I. Mary, b. 1778; m. 1st, Robert Drummond, Esq. of Jlcg-
ginch Castle, co. Perth, N.B. ; and 2ndly, Richard Gresley,
Esq., Bencher of the Middle Temple.
II. Elizabeth, d. unm. 1832. in. Amia, d. 1851.
Mr. Phillimore d. 29 July, 1831, and was .?. by his son,
Joseph Phillimore, Esq. of Shiplake House, D.C.L., J. P.,
Advocate to the Admiralty, Regius Professor of Civil Law in
the University of Oxford, Chancellor of the Dioceses of Oxfonl,
Worcester, and Bristol, and M.P. for St. Mawesand Yarmouth.
He ra. Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Rev. Walter Bagot, Rector of
Blithfield and Leigh, co. Stafford, brother of William, Ist
Lord Bagot, and by her (who d. 5 March, 1859) had issue,
John George, late of Shiplake House.
Robert Joseph (Right Hon. Sir), D.C.L., of The Coppice,
Henley-on-Thames, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty
and of the Arches Court of Canterbury, M.P. for Tavistuck
1853-57, H.M. Advocate-General 1862-67, 6.5 Nov. 1810;
TO. 19 Dec. 1844, Charlotte Anne, dau. of John Denison,
Esq. of Ossington Hall, co. Notts, and sister of John Evelyn,
Viscount Ossington, for many years Speaker of the House
of Commons, and of Edward Denison, D.D., Bishop of
Salisbury, and has issue, Walter George Frank, b. 21 Nov.
1845, ra. 1870, Agnes, dau. of C. M. Lushington, Esq., M.P.;
Catherine Mary ; Alice Grenville ; and Lucy.
Charles Bagot, ru. 1860, Caroline Sophia, dau. of Rev. T.
Randolph, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Rector of Much
Hadhani, Herts, and grand-dau. of Bishop of London.
Grevillc (Rev.), Rectorof Henley-on-Thames, »;. 1857, Emma,
dau. of Ambrose Goddard, Esq. of The Lawn, Swindon,
WUts, M.P.
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Eicharcl, drowned at Oxford, endeavouring to save the life
of a friend.
Augustus, Kcar-Admiral R.N., Superintendent of Naval
Keserves, m. 1864, Harriet Eleanor, dau. of the Hon. George
and Lady Louisa Forteseue, and had issue, Kichard Fortes-
cue, 6. 1865; and George Grenville, b. 1867.
Mary. Elizabeth Anne, d. 1852.
Dr. Phillimore d. 24 Feb. 1855. His eldest son,
John Gkouge Phillimobe, Esq. of Shiplake, Q.C., M.A.,
M.P. for Leominster, 6. 1809; m. 1839, llosalind Margaret,
youngest dau. of Lord Chief Justice Kniglit Bruce, and had a
son,
Egekton Grenville Bagot, now of Shiplake.
He d. 27 April, 1865.
Arms — Sa., three bars and in chief as many cinquefoils or.
Crest —On a tower a falcon wings elevated all ppr. Molto —
Fortem posce animum.
Seal — Shiplake House, Henley-on-Thames, co. Oxford.
PHILLIPPS OF GARENDON PARK AND
GRACE DIEU MANOR.
See De Lisle.
PHIIiX,IPS OF liAWRENNY.
PniLiiPs, JonN Fkedeeick Lort, Esq. of Law-
renny Park, co. Pembroke, b. 27 Nov. 1854; s. his
uncle 186G.
ILtltCa(I^*~'r'i's family is descended from the Barlows
who possessed the Lawrenny estates, and also Cresswell Priory,
CO. Pembroke, before IGOO, and on the female side from Sir
Eoger Lort, of Stackpolc Court, in the same co. John Barlow,
of Slebcch, was Sheriff for the co. 15G2; and William Barlow,
of Creswell, 1612. The first bart. we find of the family. Sir
John Barlow, was Sheriff in 1680 {see Buske's Exllnct Baro-
nctc'f/e).
George Phillips, Esq. (son of the Rev. George Phillips), m.
Eliza, dau. of Jolm Lort, Esq. of Prickeston, by IJorotliy his
wife, dau. of John Barlow, Esq. of Lawrenny, and by her had
(with five daus., Elizabeth, m. John Bushel!, Esq.; Anne, r,i.
Henry Stokes, Esq., Jane; Charlotte; and Harriet) six sons,
John Lort, of whom presently; George (Rev.), ra. Mrs.
Wackiiinon; Richard; James; Charles, Capt. R.N. , ?)i. Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Nicholson, Esq.; and Owen, Major
n.E.I.C.S. The eldest son,
John Lort Phillips, Esq. m. 1809, Augusta, youngest dau.
of William Ilbert, Esq. of Bowringsleigh and Horswell, Devon,
and d. 18 Oct. 1839, having had issue by her (who d. 1848),
I. George Lokt, of Lawrenny Castle.
II. John Lort, Capt. 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, m.. 1st,
Alice Mary, 2nd dau. of T. Davies, Esq. of Mullock, co.
Pembnikc; and 2ndly, Charlotte, eldest dau. of C. Cooke,
Esq. of East End House, Hants, but d. s. ?). 1852.
III. Riehard llberr, r,i. 1830, Frederica Isabella, oldest dau.
of the Baron and Baroness do Rutzen, of SlcbecU Hall,
CO. Pcmljriike, and d. 18G0, having had issue,
1 John Frederick, now of Lawrenny.
2 Eilielbeit Edward, b. 23 Feb. Is.o7.
1 Frederica Isabella, m. Alfred Gillett, Esq., and has issue.
2 Emmelino Charlotte.
IV. Arthur Lort, m. Frances, dau. of Jones, of Pennylan, co.
Cardigan.
V. Peregrine Lort, Capt. 23rd Fusiliers, m. Anna Jane, only
child of John Davies, Esq., and d. s. p. 1861 ; his widow m.
2ndly. 0 June, 1866, Major Charles liowland Berkeley Cal-
cott, 21st Cameronians.
I. Frances Elizabeth Lort, i». Henry George Fownes, Esq.,
and has issue.
II. Augusta Lort, m. John Henry Phillips, Esq., M.P., of
Williamston, co. Pembroke.
III. Ciiarlotte Lort, m. John Higgon, Esq. of Fern Hill.
The eldest son,
George Lort Phillips, Esq., J. P. and D.L., M.P. co. Pem-
broke, TO. Isabella Georgina, only dau. of John Hcnsleigh
Allen, Esq. ot Cresselly, and granddau. of Lord Robert
Seymour. He d. s. p. 30 Oct. 1866, and his estates have been
inherited by his nephew, John Frederick Lort Phillips, an
infant and ward in the Court of Chancery. George Lort
Phi Hips K. to the Lawrenny, Rose Market, and Nash estates at
the death of Sir William Owen Barlow, Bart., in 1851, under
the will of Hugh Owen Barlow, M.P. for the Pembroke
boroughs, who d. 1809.
Arms~Arg., a lion rampant sa. ducally gorged and chained
or, quarterly with LoRT. Crest— A lion as in the arms. Motto
— Animo ct fide.
iScaJ— Lawrenny, near Pembroke,
PHILLIPS OF GLENVIEW,
Phillips, Eev. Thomas George Johnston, of
Glenview, co. Cavan, M.A., Incuuibent of Killoghter
CO. Cavan, m. 1860, Charlotte Maria, dau. of Edward
Lewis, Esq. of Violetstown, co. Westmeath.
?LtncngC.^Sm Thomas Phillips, Knt., was appointed in
1610, by James I., Surveyor-General of the Plantations in
Ulster, and obtained by letters patent, dated 13 Dec. 1615, the
town, castle, manor, and one thousand acres of Newton
Limavady, co. Londonderry. He m. Alison, dau. of Sir Wil-
liam Usher, Knt., Clerk of the Council, by Isabella his wife,
eldest dau. of Adam Loftus, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin, Lord
Chancellor of Ireland 1582. Sir Thomas d. 15 Aug. 1636, and
was .s. by his son,
Dudley Phillips, Governor of the Castle of Newton Lima-
vady during the Rebellion of 1641, b. IGIO; to. Miss Paulet,
and d. 1672, leaving issue, George, Paulet, and Thomas. The
third son,
Thomas Phillips, Esq., to. Jane, dau. and co-heir of Thomas
Richardson, Esq. of Castle Bagshaw, co. Cavan, son and heir
of Thomas Richardson, Esq. of Dublin, obtained by Anne his
wife, dau. and sole heir of Sir Edward Bagshaw, Knt. of Castle
Bagshaw, who had acquired that estate by patent in 1039. He
d. 1699, leaving three sons,
I. James, his heir.
II. William, who left a dau., to. Valentine Sword, Esq.
III. Thomas, of Belturbet, co. Cavan, d. intestate. Adminis-
tration granted to his brother James, 14 July, 1692.
The elder son,
James Phillips, Esq., m. 1702, Margaret Haynes, co. Cavan,
and with her acquired estates in that co. He was s. by his
only son,
Thomas Phillips, Esq., to. Mary Anne, dau. of John Wade,
Esq. of Clonebrany, co. Meath, and d. intestate (admini-
stration was granted 24 Dec. 1730), leaving an only son and
heir,
Michael Phillips, Esq. 6. 1730. who obtained under the
will of his maternal uncle, John Wade, E.sq., the lands of
Coolior or Ashgreen, CO. Meath. He 'ni. 1771, Mabel, dau. of
Stearne Tighe, Esq. of Dublin (4th son of Alderman Richard
Tighe), and by her was father of
Thomas Phillips, Esq. of Ashpark, co. Meath, m. 1st,
Anne, dau. of John Tandy, Esq. of Johnsbrook, co. Meath,
and by her had issue,
I. Michael, his heir.
II. Thomas, M.D., who settled in Canada.
1. Map.el. II. Marian, m. Robert Miller, Esq.
Blr. Phillips m. 2ndly, Helen, dau. of Joshua Nunn, Esq., of
St. Margaret's, co. Wexford, and by her had issue,
III. .Joshua.
III. Frances. iv. Jane. v. Marianne, xi. Elfrida.
His eldest son,
Michael Phillips, Esq. of Glenview, Major in the Cavan
Militia, J. P. co. Cavan, b. 1796; to. 1832, Mary Anne, dau. of
Iligatt Tench, Esq. of Ballyhaly, co. AVexford, by Frances his
wife, eldest dau. of Joshua Nunn, Esq. of St. Margaret's, and
d. 23 Dec. 1876, leaving two sons, n
I. Thomas George Johnston, now of Glenview. S'
II. lleygate Henry Evatt, M.D., Dublin and Cambridge, for-
merly Assistant-Surgeon, 44th regt. ; b. 1841; m. 1870,
F'anny, only child of Henry Meredith, Esq. of Edgbaston, ;|
near Birmingham.
iSeaJ— Glenview, Belturbet, co. Cavan.
PHILLIPS OF WITSTON HOUSE.
Phillips, William Eeginald, Esq. of Witston
House, CO. Monmouth, b. 1850 ; s. his father 1872,
JLtncntJC— William Phillips, Esq. of Witston House,
CO. Monmouth, son of William Phillips, Esq. of Witston House,
J.P. (who d. 25 May, 1836) by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and
co-heiress of Thomas Richards, of Stow Hill, Newport, J.P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1845, b. 28 May, 1796; m. 1st, 8 Oct.
1820, Margaret Matilda, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Bodie,
Esq. of Liverpool, by whom he had surviving issue,
I. Grace Rebecca, m. Arthur Troughton Roberts, Esq. ct
Colomendey, co. Flint.
II. Paulina Matilda, to. Robert Vassal, Esq. of Nelson LodgW
Clifton.
He in. 2ndly, 8 June, 1841, Matilda Louisa, only child of Lieut, j i
George Potter, R.N., and had by her a son and a dau.,
I. William Reginald, now of Witston House.
lU. Laura, m. Andrew Knox Bickards, Esq., B.A.
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^rwit— Quarterly : Island 4th, gn., three boars' heads or;
2n(i and 3rd, az., a cross between four pheons or. Ciist — A
boar's head sa. lansued gu. ringed or. Motto — Spero meliora.
Stat— Witston llouse, Newport, co. MoninoutU.
PHILLIPS OP CULHAM HOUSE.
Phillips, Joun Siiawe, Esq. of Culham House,
CO. Oxford, J.P. for Berks ar.d Oxon, b. 20 Jan.
1843 ; m. 22 Feb. 1866, Maria Elizabeth, only dau.
of Henley S. Grreaves, Esq. of Elmsall Lodge, co.
Tork, and has, with other issue,
John IIenlet Siiawe, b. 16 April, 1S67.
ILlHragC— The late John Shawe Phillits, Esq. of Cul-
ham House, J.P. and D.L. (son of Joun Phillips, Esq. of
Culham, by his wife Philippa), served as Iligli Sheriff of co.
Oxford 1842. He m. Anna, dau. of the late Thomas Duffield,
Esq. of Marcham Park, M.P., and dying lSo9, left, with other
issue, an elder son and heir, the present John Shawe Pbillus,
Esq. of Culham House.
/S^at— Culliam Hou£e, Abingdon.
PHILLPOTTS OF POP.THGWIDDEN.
Phillpotts, Eev. Thomas, of Portbgwidden,
Cornwall, M.A., educated at Eton, was Fellow of
King's Coll. Cambridge, is Hon. Canon of Truro,
and Chaplain to the Bishop, lateViear of St. Feock,
J.P., b. 1807; ?«. Feb. 1831, Mary Emma Penelope,
only dau. and heiress of the late Ulysses Theophihts
Hughes, Esq., E.N., of Groresend, co. Glamorgan,
and has issue,
I. John Hughes, 6. 1844; d. unm. 1871.
I. Emily Sibella, m. 3 July, 1860, Herbert Prodgers, Esq. of
Kington St. Michael's, Wilts.
II. Helen, m. the Kev. Arthur Bourchier Wrey, M.A., Vicar
of St. Mary Church, Devon. She d. Blay, 1878.
III. Georgiana Sophia, m. Eichard Michael Williams, Esq.,
Lieut.-Col. 3rd Hussars, 2nd son of Sir W. Williams, Bart.
He d. 25 Dec. 1867.
IV. Mary Charlotte, m. John Maurice Herbert, of Bocklands,
CO. Hereford, J.P., Judge of County Courts.
V. Emma Penelope, vi. Lieut.-Col. Arthur Tremayne, M.P.,
of Carclew, Cornwall.
VI. Alice Maud, m. Eev. William Hopldnson, Eector of
Marholm, Hunts.
iLtntatJC. — John Phulpotts, of Gloucester (son of John
^hillpotts, of The Sonke, co. Hereford, by Eleanor his wife,
'au. of the Rev. H. Hopkins), 6. 1743 at The Sonke, now called
.angarren Court, in the parish of Langaren, which had been
he property of his family for upwards of two hundred years,
1 which he sold 1791. He m. 1772, Sibella, dau. and co-
iress of Samuel Codrington Glover, of Bridge water, Somerset.
'lO removed, 1782, to the city of Gloucester, where he con-
inued till his death, 1815. Of his numerous famUy, the fol-
ving four sons survived him,
• toHN, late of Portbgwidden.
Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter, 6. 1778; m. 1804, Maria, dau.
of the late William Surtecs, Esq., and d. 1869, leaving issue.
Thoma.s, a Merchant in London, ni. 1815, Mary, dau. of the
late Abraham Hodgson, Esq. of Jamaica, and had issue,
deceased.
George, Lieut.-Col. B.E.; m. 1815, Maria McNabb, of
Canada, and had issue, deceased.
he eldest son,
John Phillpotts, Esq. of Portbgwidden, J.P., Barrister-at-
w, and for many years M.P. for the city of Gloucester, b.
To; TO. Sept. 1797, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Chandler, Esq. oi
■hcroft House, co. Gloucester, and d. 1849, the same year as
Is wife, leaving an only surviving son, the present Rev.
uoMAS Phillpotts, of Portbgwidden.
A nriA — Gu., a cross between four swords erect arg., pommels
l hilts or. Crest — A dexter arm embowed in armour hold-
i.i in the hand a sword all ppr. Motto — Semper paratus.
iitut — Portbgwidden, near Truro, Cornwall.
PHIPPS OF LEIGHTON HOUSE.
Phipps, Richaed Leckonby Hotheesall, Esq.
' Leighton House, b. 1842 ; m. 1871, Julia, dau.
the late Henry Alcock, Esq. of Aii-eyille, co.
ork, and has issue,
I. John Lewis, 6. 1872.
Mr. Phipps, who was educated at Harrow, and
Ch. Ch. Oxford, was called to the Bar of the Inner
Temple 1869, and is a Magistrate for Wilts.
JLtllCatJC.— The Phipps family Las for a very long period
been settled in Wilts.
Heney Phipps, temp. Henbt VIII., was possessed of lands
at Westbury and Charlford. He U. " stroken in yeares," and
by his will, dated 15Ua, left his property to
Nicholas Phipps, living 15GS, who had estates in the pansh of
Westbury, and was Lord of the Manor of Leigh. He left three
sons, I. Nicholas, ancestorof the family of Phipps o///fyjcoo<
House, Wilts, extinct in the male line ; ii. Thomas, of whou
we treat; and in. Paul. The 2nd son,
Thomas Phipps, was father of Thomas Phipps, whose son,
Paul Phipps, added greatly to the patrimonial estates of his
family in the parish of Westbury. He left two sons, i. John,
J. P., whose sons d. s. 2>.; and ii. Thomas. The 2nd son,
Thomas Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, Wilts, J. P., High
Sheriff 1734, and M.P. for Westbury; m. 21 March, 1705,
Christian, only dau. of Thomas Warner, Esq. of Warminster
and Sutton Magna, Wilts ; and dying 1747, was s. by his son,
Thomas Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, J. P., Receiver-
General for Wilts during 57 years, and High Sheriff 1774.
He m. Jane, dau. and co-heir of Henry Uele, Esq. of Sarum,
M.D., and had issue, a dau., Maria, to. Bryan Edwards, Esq.,
M.P. for Southampton, author of the History of Jamaica ; and
a son,
Thomas Hele Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, m. 1774, Pene-
lope, dau. of Lewis Clutterbuck, Esq. of Widcombe House,
near Bath, and by her (who in. 2ndly, Gilbert Trowe Beckett
Turner, Esq. of Penleigh House, Wilts, High Sheriff 1807) had
issue,
Thomas Hentit Hele. his heir.
Charles L«wis, of Dilton Court, Wilts, Lieut. -Col. Wiltshire
Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 1782, J.P. and D.L., High SheriiT,
1839; m. 7 March. 1808, Sophia, dau. and co-heir of Sir
John Hales, Bart, of Hale Place, Kent ; and d. 9 Aug. 186.'.
Paul, Lieut.-Col. in the army, K.H., served throughout the
Peninsula, and was at Waterloo, b. 18 Jan. 1789; m. Mrs.
Kingston, widow of Benjamin Kingston, Esq. of Walto:\
Hall, and eldest dau. of John Saunders, Esq. of Downes,
Hants; and dying 22 Nov. 1858, left (with one dau .
Jacintha Penelope, m. 14 June, 1859) her cousin, Thomu:;
H. H. Leckouby Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, a son,
Capt. Phipps, who distinguished himself in the Crimea,
and under Havelock at the capture oi Lucknow.
Mr. Phipps d. 10 Sept. 1790, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Henkt Hele Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, J.P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1804, and Chairman of the WUts
Quarter Sessions at Warminster, 6. 30 Nov. 1777 ; m. 1799,
Mary, only dau. and heir of William Leckonby, Esq. of Great
Eccleston and Hothersall Hall, co. Lancaster, and by her (who
d. 22 May, ls35) had issue,
Thomas Henrt Hele, of Leighton House.
John Lewis, late of Leighton House.
Eichard Leckonby, Col. in the army, of Charlton House,
Somerset, b. 1804; rf. 21 Oct. 1870.
Edward James, Rector of Stainfield, Suffolk, in. 27 Aug. 1844,
Susanna, dau. of the Vcn. Archdeacon Butson.
Arthur Constantine, of Whitstone House, Somerset, 6. 1809 ;
d. 1867.
Charles Paul, now of Dilton Court.
Emma. Mary Jacintha.
Mr. Phipps d. 8 Aug. 1S41, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Henkt Hele Phipps, Esq. of Leighton Honse, Wilt?,
and Butleigh Court, Somerset, b. 15 March, 1800; vi. 1827,
Hester, only dau. of William Hall, Esq. of Barton, co. Oxford,
and dying 4 April, 1S47, left issue. His eldest son and heir,
Thomas Henbt Leckonbt Hele Phipps, Esq. of Leighton
House, Wilts, to. 14 June, 1859, his cousin, Jacintha Penelope,
only dau. of Lieut.-Col. Paul Phipps, K.H., and dying «. :p.
was s. by his uncle,
John Lewis Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, Wilts, J.P. an^l
D.L., High Sheriff 1864; m. 11 Sept. Is34, Mary Anne Barney,
ward of Lawrence Hey worth, Esq. of Yew Tree, near Liverpool,
and d. 1871, leaving a son,
Richabd Leckonby Hotheesall, now of Leighton House.
Anns — Sa., a trefoil slipped between eight martlets arg.
Crest — A lion's jamb erect sa., holding a trefoil slipped arg.
SeaA — Leighton House, Westbury, Wilts.
PHIPPS OF CHALCOT AND DILTON
COURT.
Phipps, Chaeies Paul, Esq. of Chalcot and
Dilton Court, Wilts, D.L., High SherifF 1875, M.P-
for Westbury 1869-74, S. 26 Sept. 1815; m. 21
4 N 2
1274
no
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PIG
March, 1844, Emma Mary, dau. of M. Benson,
Esq. of Liverpool, and grand-dau. of M. Benson,
Esq. of Lutwjche Hall, Salop, and lias issue,
I. Chakles Nicholas Paul, b. 4 Nov. 1845; m. 13 Oct. 1874,
Clare Emily, 3rd dau. of Sir Fredericlc Hervey Bathurst,
Bart, ol Clarendon Park, Wilts, and has issue, Evelyn
Cecilia, and another dau.
II. WilUam WUton, 6. 15 Feb. 1S47; m. 9 Nov. 1876, Jessie,
dau. of William Butler Duncan, Esq. of New York, and
has issue, Margaret.
III. Thomas Hele, b. 10 Aug. 1848, Capt. 7th Hussars.
IV. Frederick Hothersall, b. 11 Feb. 1S56.
I. Etheldreda. ii. Susan Jacintha.
Mr. Phipps is youngest son of Thomas Henry Hele
Phipps, Esq. of Leighton House, Wilts (who d.
8 Aug. 1841), by Mary his wife, dau. and co-heiress
of William Leckonby, Esq. of Great Eccleston, and
Hothersall Hall, co. Lancaster.
For Lineage, see Phipps of Lti'jhlon House.
Arms — Sa., a trefoil slipped between eight mullets arg. Cre&t
— A lion's jamb couped erect sa., holding a mullet slipped arg.
Seat — Chalcot, Westbury, Wilts.
PICKERSaiLL OF BLENDON HALL
AND NETHEENE HOUSE.
PiCEEESGiLL, WiLiiAii CuxLiFFE, Esq. of Blcn-
don Hall, Kent, and Netherne House, Surrey, b. 22
Oct. 1811 ; m. 17 Dec. 1835, Anna, dau. of George
W. Biggs, Esq. of Woodville, near Baltimore, U.S.,
and has had issue,
I. W'lLLiAii CcKLiFFE, 6. 4 Feb. 1844; m. 18 Feb. 1865,
Sophia, 2nd dau. of Joseph Whitaker, Esq. of Palermo,
and d. at Paris, 18 May, 1868.
II. John, 6. 4 Sept. 1846; d. 1848.
I. Sophia, ra. 23 April, 1S57, Louis Jay, Esq. of Frankfort-
on-the-Maine.
II. Anna Riggs, m. 7 June, 186C, Carl Jay, Esq., also of
Frankfort.
iLtUCttCJC— John Pickeksgill, Esq. of Netheme House,
Surrey, and Tavistock Square, London, 6. 13 Aug. 1785;
ra. 2 Aug. 1810, Sophia, youngest dau. of John Cunliffe, Esq.
of High House, Addingham, co. York, and sister of Ellis
Cunliffe Lister Kay, Esq. of Manningham, and had issue,
I. William, his heir, now of Blandon Hall and Netheme
House.
II. John C. Pickeksgill CuNLrFFE, Esq. of Hooley House,
Coulsdon, Surrey, assumed, by royal license, the additional
surname and arms of Cunliffe, 1867: 6. 28 March, 1819;
TO. 30 Jan. 1849, Helen Hutton, 2nd dau. of the late Eev.
Canon Dale, of St. Paul's Cathedral, and d. 1873, having
had issue,
1 John Cunliffe, now of Coulsdon, Surrey, B.A., Barrister-
at-Law, b. 28 Dec. 1850.
2 Harry, h. l8o8. 3 Charles, 6. 18G3.
1 Helen Dale. 2 Mary Harriette.
3 Evelyn Sophia. 4 Gertrude Anna.
5 Slargaret Emily. 6 Alice.
7 Mabel. 8 Ethel.
III. Thomas Thompson, 6. 1821 ; d. wnm. 1847.
I. Sophia, m. 4 Jan. 1844, Eobert Eoger, Esq., J. P., of
Hadlow Casle, Kent.
II. Harrictti- Eliza, m. 18 April, 18C5, Eev. Henry Shepherd,
Eector of Chaldon, Surrey.
Mr. Pickersgill d. 11 Nov. 1865.
An;is—krg.. three eagles, wings elevated sa. ; on a chief gu.
as many fountains ppr. Crent — On a rock ppr. an eagle, wings
elevated sa. bezantce, and holding in the beak a cross-crosslet
litchii or. Motto — Quae recta sequor.
Sen(s— Blendon Hall, Bexley, Kent; and Netheme House,
Merstham, Surrey.
PIGOTT OF EDGMOND.
PiGOTT, Bey. John Drtden, of Sundorne
Castle, Salop, b. 18 April, 1808, assumed the sur-
name of Corbet 1866.
JLtltCaSC— Adescendantof the ancient Norman family of
Picot, EiciiABD PiGOTT, m. the dau. and sole heiress of Sir
Eichard de Peshale, of Chetwynd, Salop, and obtained with
her that fine estate.
EoBEBT PiGOTT, of Chctwyud, High Sheriff of Salop, 1517,
y,i. Margaret, dau. of Sir John Blunt, Knt. of Kinlet, and had
issue,
Thoslas Pigoit, of Chetwynd, whose sun,
EoBERT PiGOTT, Esq. of Chetwynd, High Sheriff of Salop
1574, had, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of William Gatacro,
Esq. of Gatacre, numerous issue, and w* s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Pigott, Esq. of Chetwynd, Sheriff of Salop 1615,
m. Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Eyton, Esq. of Eyton, and dying
1620, was .s. by his son,
Walter Pigott, Esq. of Chetwynd, Sheriff of Salop 1624,
m. Katherine, dau. of Sir Eichard Leveson, Knt., and had a
son,
Thomas Pigott, Esq. of Chetwynd, m. Anne, dau. of Ealph
Sneyd, Esq. of Keele, co. Stafford, and dying 1665, was «. by
his son,
Waltek Pigott, Esq. of Chetwynd, m. Anne, dau. of Sir
John Dryden, Bart, of Canons Ashby, co. Northampton, and
dying 1CG9, was s. by his eldest son,
Robeet Pigott, Esq. of Chetwynd, Sheriff of Salop, 1697, m.
Frances, dau. of AYilliam W'ard, Esq. of Willingsworth, co.
Stafford (brother of Edward, Lord Dudley and Ward), by
whom he had, with two daua.. Honor, m. John Harvey, Esq.
and Ann, m. Eichard Lyster, Esq. of Eowton, Salop, six sons,
of whom the 4th, William, was ancestor of the Pigotts of
Doddcrshall, to which Article refer. The eldest son,
Robert Pigott, Esq. of Chetw)-nd Park, Salop, and of
Chesterton Hall, co. Huntingdon, 6. 21 Nov. 1699; m. 1st,
Diana, dau. and co-heir of Richard Rocke, Esq. of Shrewsbury,
but had no issue ; he m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of — Peers, Esq. of
Criggion, co. Montgomery, by whom he had three sons and
four daus., of whom the youngest, Rebecca, m. John Mytton,
Esq. of Halston. Dying in May, 1770, Mr. Pigott was «. ab
Chetwynd by his eldest son,
Robert Pigott, Esq., High Sheriff of Salop 1774, who sold
the estate at Chetwynd, lived for some time at Geneva, married
abroad, and had a son, who d. before him. His own death
happened at Toulouse, 7 July, 1794. His brother.
The Rev. William Pigott, Rector of Chetwynd and Edg-
mond, m. Arabella, dau. of John Mytton, Esq. of Halston,
Salop, and had issue,
William, Capt. 82nd regt. of foot, d. at Gibraltar, 1795.
John Drtden, his successor in the Edgmond estate.
Arabella.
Anne, m. John Corbet, Esq. of Sundorne Castle.
Mary. Harriott.
The Eev. William Pigott d. 9 March, 1811, in his 70th year.
The 2nd son.
The Rev. John Drtden Pigott, of Edgmond, Rector of the
same place, and Habberley, m. 3 Feb. Ib06, Frances, 2nd dau.
and co-heir of Henry Bevan, Esq. of Shrewsbury, by whom be
had issue,
John Drtden, now of Sundorne Castle. William Henry.
Arthur James. Leighton Price.
Francis, now of Edgmond.
Frederick. George William.
Louisa Harriott. Frances Sarah.
Augusta Honoria. Arabella.
Rosamond Dorothy Henrietta Ord.
He d. 1865.
Anns — Erm., three fusils conjoined in fess sa. Crest ^Ai
wolf's head erased arg. langued gu.
Seat — Sundorne Castle, Shrewsbury.
PIGOTT OF DODDERSHALL PARK.
Pigott, William Haeyet, Esq. of Doddershal
Park, Bucks, J.P., 1st Lieut. R.N., b. 1848.
3L incase— Rev. William Pigott, Rector of Edgmond am
Chetwynd Salop 4th son of Robert Pigott, Esq. of Chetwynd
Sheriff of Salop 1697 (see Pigott of Edgmond), m. Dorothy, dat
of John Cotes, Esq. of W^oodcote,and by her (who d. 1757) luK
with other issue, '
William, his heir. ! *
Dorothy, m. Walter Harvey Thnrsby, Esq. of Shrewsbury. , .
Sarah, m. Henry Bevan, Esq. of Shrew.sbury. m
Anne, m. Gen. Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart. ■
The son and heir,
William Pigott, Esq., s. to Doddershall Park, co. Buckin;
ham, 1789, at the death of Christabella, 'Viscountess Saye ar
Sele, and served as High Sheriff 1792. He m. Sophia, on
dau. of Sir William Wolseley, Bart, of Wolseley, co. Staffer
and by her (who d. ISOl) had issue,
William, his heir.
John Charles, Licut.-Col. Eoyal Bucks Militia, m. Elizabet
dau. and co-heir of John Williamson, Esq. of Staffer
and had, with other issue, a son and heir, John.
James Noel (Rev.), Rector of Grendon Underwood, Bucks.
Emni.i, ',ii. 1792, .lohn Harvey Thursby, Esq. of Abingt
Aboey, co. Northampton.
I
pia
THE LANDED GENTRY.
Pia
1276
Sclina Harriet, m. Capt. Henry Baker, R.N.; and d.s.p.
Ib'Jo.
Mr. I'igott d. 20 Feb. 1802, and was s. by his son,
William Pigott, Esq. of Doddershall Park, J. P. and D.L.,
Lieut. -Col. Commandant of the 3rd regt. of local Militia, b.
22 Oct. 1773; m. Pec. 1794, Anne, dau. of Eev. William King,
Bector of Mallow, co. Cork, and had issue,
George Gbenville Wandesford, his heir.
■\Villiani, Ensign 2oth rcgt. of foot, J. April, 1817.
John Uoi)ert, Perpetual Curate of North Marston, Bucks ;
ho il. Feb. 1852.
Emma Anne, m. Rev. Robert Wilson, Rector of Ashwcll-
thorpe, Norfolk, nephew to Lord Berners; she d. 1827 ; he
U. ISoO.
Col. Pigott d. 2 June, 1838. The eldest son,
George Gkenville Wandesford Pigott, Esq. of Dodders-
hall Park, Col. Royal Bucks Militia, M.P. for St. Mawcs
1830; w. 1st, 26 Oct. 1822, Charlotte, younger dau. of Edward
Beeston Long, Esq. of Hampton Lodge, Surrey, which lady
d. s. J). 1823; and he m. 2ndly, 31 Oct. 1838, Charlotte,
youngest dau. of William Lloyd, Esq. of Astoa Hall, Salop,
by whom he had issue,
William Harvey, now of Doddershall.
Wary Louisa, d. 4 April, 1875.
fie d. 4 Jan. 18G5.
Arms — Erm., three fusils conjoined in fess sa. Crest — A
wolfs head erased arg. languod gu. Motto — Toute foys prcste.
£««£— Doddershall Park, Aylesbury.
PIGOTT OP CAPARD.
Pigott, HE^-RY Aemand Robeet, Esq. of
Capard, in the Queen's Co., b. 2 April, 1830 ; m.
1st, Julia Theresa Eleanor Ellen, dau. of Edward
.Baron de Sturler, by whom (who d. 25 Feb. 1865)
he had issue,
I. Edward Rodeet, 6. J2 Sept. 1862.
II. Arthur, 0. 1 Dec. 1863; rf. 4 Feb. 1865.
I. Mary Ellen, 0. 14 Feb. 1865.
He »». 2ndly, 1875, Cecile Adele, dau. of E. Baron
de Sturler.
iLtltCitgC. — John Pigott, Esq. of Dysart, Queen's Co.,
had a grant of that estate by letters patent dated 23 Feb.
156i, in all which he was s. by his son.
Sir Robert Pigott, Knt. of Dysart, knighted by Sir Arthur
Chichester, Lord Deputy of Ireland, 30 Sept. 1609 ; had a re-
cant of Dysart by patent, dated 16 Oct. 1587, and obtained a
grant of Corbally. Capard, and other lands in Queen's Co.,
by patent dated 29 April, 1622. He ra. 1st, Anne, dau. of
William St. Leger, and grand-dau. of Sir Anthony St. Leger,
lord Deputy, by whom (who d. 9 Oct. 1599) he had issue,
I. Jons-, of Grangbeg, s. to Dysart, Major in the army, sl.ain
in battle with the Irish, 1646, m. Martha, dau. of Sir Thomas
Colclough, Knt. of Tintern Abbey, and had, with other
issue,
1 Robert, of Dysart, whose lineal descendant and repre-
sentative, temp. George 111.,
Rev. Richard Pigott. D.D., of Dysart, had an only
dau. and heir, An.se, m. March, 1783, Robert Shaplaml
Carcw, Esq. of Castle Boro, co. Wexford, and was
mother of Robert Suapland, 1st Lord Carcw.
2 Thom.^s, of Long Ashton, Somerset.
3 Alexander, ancestor of Pigott, Bart, of Knapion(,sce
Bi'RKE's PteriDje nud Uaronctoge).
4 John, ancestor of Pigott of liiluenduff.
XI. Alexander, of Innlshannon, co. Cork.
I. Sibclla. II. Joan.
hi. Dorothea, in. Andrew Hoult, Esq. of Aghcnchelly, co.
Cork, who d. Dec. 1637.
Sir Robert m. 2ndly, Thomasine, dau. and co-heir of Chris-
topher Peyton, Auditor at War, and widow of Peter Baptiste,
tdias Castilion, by w hom he had further issue,
III. Tiio.MAS, of whom hereafter.
iv. William, of Killinny, m. Anne, dau. and co-heir of Sir
John Dowdall, Knt. of Kiltinny, co. Limerick, by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Southwell, Knt. of PoUylong,
and widow of John Southwell, Esq. of Rathkealc; and d.
26 Feb. 1667, leaving issue,
John, of Kiltinny, Barrister-at-Law, m. 1st, Garthrude,
<lau. of Sir Thomas Southwell, 1st bart. of Castle Mattress,
by whom (who d. 28 May, 1683) he had issue,
1 William, of Kilfinny, who had two sons, John and
William, both d. s. p. in 1718.
2 SoPTHWELL, who s. to Capard. 3 John, d. s. p.
4 Boocrt, d. s. p. 6 Richard, d. s. p.
He m. 2ndly, 1606. Margaret, dau. of Sir Caj.iar Col-
clough, 2nd ban. of Tintern Abbey, sister and heir of Sir
Caisar Colclough, 3rd bart. of Tintern Abbey, and widow
of Robert Leigh, Esq. of Rosegarland, co. Wcxt'ord, by
whom (who d. 23 April, 1723), he bail no issue. Ho
a.ssumcd the additional surname of Colclocgu on hid
2nd marriage, and r/. » .^lay, 1717.
Martha, m. Lieut. George Stamer, of Carnelly, co. Clare.
Elizabeth, m. Thomas FitzGerald, Esq. of Woodhouse, co.
Waterford.
V. Arthur. vi. Robert.
IV. Thomasine, m. 1st, Argentine Hall, Esq. of Leamcon,
CO. Cork, who <<. Aug. 1637; and 2ndly, Col. Prime Iron
Rochfort, who was shot by order of Oliver. Cromwell,
14 May, 1652.
V. Elizabeth, m. Richard Cosby, Esq. of Stradbally, Queen's
Co., whoc<. Dec. 1631.
Sir Robert made his will 23 May, 1641, which was proved
17 April, 1644. His eldest son by his 2nd wife,
Thomas Pigott, Esq. of Capard, s. to that estate, and ob-
tained a re-grant of same and Corbally by patent dated 6 Dec.
1G39, which estates he put into settlement on his son's marriage,
1676, and entailed tliem on the male descendants of himself
and his brother, William Pigott. He had two sons, Robert
and Chidley, who both enjoyed the estate in succession. He
rf. intestate, and administration was granted of his chattels,
30 Aug. 1686, and was s. by liis eldest son,
Robert Pigott, Esq. of Capard, m. (settlements dated
26 Feb. 1676;, Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas Southwell, 1st bart.
of Castle Mattress who m. 2ndly, Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq.,
CO. Limerick, and rf. 1717. He d.s.p. 1700, intestate, when
he was s. by his brother,
Chidley Pigott, Esq. of Capard, who administered to his
eldar brother, 6 July, 1708, and rf. s. p. 1718, when the estate
reverted, under the settlement of 1676, to his cousin,
Southwell Pigott, Esq. of Capaid. He m. Henrietta
Wynanda Vandergrall, by whom (who d. 27 March, 1747) he
had issue,
I. CoLCLOCon, his heir.
II. Dowdall, successor to his brother,
in. John, of Rathkeale, m. May, 1743, Mary, dau. of William
Brcwnlow, Esq., M.P. (ancestor of Lord Lurgan) by Lady
Elizabeth Hamilton his wife, eldest dau. of James, 6th Earl
of Abercorn, and had a son,
John, heir to his uuclos.
I. Cornelia Gertrude, Hi. May, 1739, Sir John Piers, 4th bart.
of Tristemagh.
II. Margaret, i,i. Dec. 1741, Edward Rigg;., Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, of the Middle Temple, London.
III. Henrietta, m. Mr. Agnew.
Mr. Pigott, whose will, dated 18 Slay, 1751, with a codicil,
dated 20 Feb. 1755, was proved 24 Sept. 1756, was «. by his
eldest son,
Colclough Pigott, Esq. of Capard, m. April, 1739, Anne,
dau. of Right Hon. Edward Riggs, M.P. for Killybegs, by
Anne his wife, dau. of Thomas Medlycott, Esq., M.P. for Mil-
bourne ; and rf. s. p. 1779, when he was s. by his brother,
Dowdall Pigott, Esq. of Capard, whose will, dated
25 Feb. 178.3, was proved 20 Feb. 17o9. He rf. s.jy., and was
s. by his nephew,
John Pigott, Esq. of Capard, to. Elizabeth, dau. of
Jonathan Lovett, Esq. of Liscombe, co. Buckingham, and
had issue,
I. John, his heir. ii. Robert, rf. vnm.
III. Thomas Southwell, Capt. in the army, b. 1"J Dec. 1793;
m. 1820, Josephine de Steiger, dau. of Frederic. Baron de
Riggisberg, by whom (who was 0. 2i May, 1798, and rf.
17 June, l^ol) he left at his decease, 24 Oct. 1837, two sons
and three daus.,
1 John Rudolph William, b. 1 Jan. 1822; rf. 21 Dec. 1862.
2 Henry .Vrmand Robert, now of Capard.
1 JIargarct Sophia Elizabeth, i/i. Alfred Zccrleder, and has
issue.
2 Ficderika Henrietta JIary Fanny, m. Wiliam dc Steiger,
and has issue; she-(/. 1878.
3 Henrietta Sopliia Eleanor Anna, vi. Xavcrde Merhart,
and has issue.
I. JIary, m. 15 June, 1807, Rev. Sir Henry Delves Brough-
ton, 8th bart. of Brougbton; and rf. 26 Dec. 1803.
Mr. Pigott rf. 1828, and was .s. by his eldest son,
JouN Pigott, Esq. of Capard, );t. Harriett Eleanor Thorpe
Porter, and had issue,
I. Jiihn, rf. v.tim. v.p. 1S46.
II. Henry Pearcc, rf. unm. v. p. 27 May, 1864, accidentally
drowned in the lake at Capard.
III. Edward, rf. unm. v. p.
Mr. Picott (/. without surviving issue, 3 March, 1867, and was
s. by his nephew, Ujiii&x Abmakd Rouect X'icott, now of
Capard.
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PIG-
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PIG
Arms — Erm., three fusils conjoined in fcss sa. the centre one
charged witli a crescent cir, ior clilTerence. Crest — A wolfs
head erased arg. charged with a crescent gu.
Sc"«(s— Capard, Kosenalis, Queen's Co. ; Eathkeali, co.
Limerick : and Chateau do Kiesen, Canton of Berne, Switzer-
land.
PIGOTT OF BUOCKLET HALL.
Pigott-Smtth-Pigott, John Hugh Wadham,
Esq. of Brockley Hall, and Brockley Court, and
The Grove, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., h. 1819 ; m.
13 Aug. 1857, Blanche Mary, 2nd dau. of Henry
Eaymond Arundell, Esq. (of the noble family of
Aeundell of Wanloui-), and has hiid issue,
I. Cecil Hoon, 6. 27 Nov. ISCO.
u. Ernest Henry, d. 26 Feb. 1869.
III. Basil, il. 13 Nov. 1870.
IV. Bertram Joseph Arundell, 6. 26 March, 1374.
I. Blanche Mary. it. Maud Isabel Mary.
lu. Edith Florence Mary. iv. Sybil Constance Mary.
ILfltCilGP* — i^<^^ Burke's Peerage and Barnnetoge. Sir
Charles Pigott, Bart, of Knapton, Queen's Co.). Col.
TnoMAs Pigott went over to Ireland in 1641, and purchased
the manor, lands and Living of Brackley, the manor, lands and
Living of Ivingston Seymour, and the manor of Weston-super-
Mare, Somerset. The late
John Hugh Smyth Pigott, Esq. of Brockley Hall, Brockley
Court, and The Grove, F.A.S., J.P. and D.L., High ShcrilT
1828; m. 19 Dec. 1815, Anne Provis; and d. 1854, having had
issue,
John Hugh AVadham Pigott, now of Brockley Hall.
Henry Thomas Coward. Edward Frederick.
George Octavius.
Alfred Constantine Norman, h. 1829; d. 5 May, 1870.
Anna, m. 2 May, 1839, Thomas Piatt, Esq., Barrister- at-Law.
Florence.
Elizabeth Augusta, m. 20 April, 1841, Edwin F. Fox, Esq.,
son of the late E. L. P"ox, M.D.
- EmUy Isabella, d. 5 Sept. 1833. Agnes Clara.
Seais— Brockley Hall, Bristol ; Brockley Court, Bristol ; and
The Grove, Weston-super-Mare.
GRAHAir-FOSTER-PIGOTT
ABINGTON PIGOTTS.
OP
Geaham - FosTEE - Pigott, The Eev. Geoege
Geanado, of Abington Pigotts, co. Cambridge, J. P.,
LL.B., Eector of Abington Pigotts, b. 13 Feb.
1795 ; m. 29 May, 1834, EUzabeth, dau. of James
Dixon, Esq. of London, and had issue,
I. George Granado, h. 16 May, 1835; d. 14 May, 1878.
II. William, h. 10 July, 1838; m. 22 June, 1865, Martha, dau.
of Lister Farrer, Esq. of Manchester, and has issue,
Thomas, h. 27 Dec. 1866 ; and Elizabeth Mildred.
ni. Robert, b. 28 Aug. 1844.
IV. Cuthbert, b. 1847; d. 1849.
I. Elizabeth Slary. ii. Jane.
iLutCaCIC.— The manor of Abington Pigotts was in the
Pigott family as far back as 1428.
John Graham, Esq., Member of the Supreme Council,
Bengal (of the Grahams of Scotland), m. Helen, dau. of Wil-
liam Mayne, ofPowis, and sister of Lord Newhaveu, andcZ. 1775.
His son,
George Edwaro GnAnAJi-FosTCR-PiooTT, Esq. of Abington
Pigotts, Lieut. -Cul. Conim. Central Sussex Militia, and M.P.
for Kinross, b. 3 Nov. 1771; m. 1794, Mary, only dau. and
heiress of Rev. John Foster, D.D., Provost of liton, and by that
judy, who d. 25 Nov. 185S) had issue to survive infancy,
George Granado, present rcprescntntive.
John, b. 9 Aug. 1SU4; iii. Rosalie Lefcvre, of Gucrnpoy; and
d. Sept. 1858, leaving issue, Hubert Powell, />. 1843; and
Mary Rose. Robert Henry, b. 6 Aug. 1808.
Mary, d. 1859. Margaret, <i. 1816.
Catherine Ann, d. 1859. Frances Martha, d. 1816.
Arm^ — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., three pickaxes, gu. two and
one, within a bordurc arg., a canton az. lor distinction, for
Pigott ; 2nd. per jialc arg. and sa., a chevron per pale, of the
second and or, between three bugle hoi'ns stringed counter-
changed of the field, and, for distinction, the chevron charged
with two e.scallops counterchangcd tliereuf, for Foster; oi'd,
arg., a human licart gu.. cn^cigncd with an imperial crown or,
on a chief sa. three escallops or, for Graham. CiXhU — 1st, A
mount vert, thereon in front of a pickaxe or, a greyhound
pa.ssani sa., gorged for distinction with a collar or, for Pigott;
2nd, In front of a stag's head eouped or, attired sa. (gorged,
for distinction with a mural crown gu.), a bugle horn also sa.,
garnished gold, for Foster,- 3rd, an escallop or. Motto over,
'■ Spero meliora," for Graham. Motto — Hoc age.
(S'cat — Abington Pigotts, Royston.
PIGOTT OF GBEYWELL HALL.
Pigott-Caeleton, Feancis Patnton, Esq. of
Hants, and Banbury, co. Oxford, late Capt. 16tli
Lancers, m. 14 June, 1864, Hon. Henrietta Anne
Carleton, dau. of Guy, Lord Dorchester, and there-
upon assumed the surname of Caeleton : he has,
with other issue, a son,
Got, h. 1875.
iiCtltCSCJC.— FRANris Pigott, Esq. m. Anne Pelling, sister
of Rev. Dr. Pelling, D.D., Senior Canon of the Chapel Royal,
Vv'indsor, Rector of St. Anne's, Westminster, and Prebendary
of St. Paul's, was father by her of
JouN Pigott, Esq., m. a dau. of Col. Gillery, and had ten
children. His son,
Francis Pigott, Esq., Barristcr-at-Law, J.P. co. Oxford,
was adopted by his great-uncle. Dr. Pelling, who made him his
heir. Ue m. Anne Dalby, only child and heiress of Richard
Paynton, Esq. of Banbury House, co. Oxford, and had an only
child,
Patnton Pigott Stainset Conant, Esq. of Archer Lodge,
Hants, and Banbury, co. Oxford, to. Maria Lucy, 3rd dau. of
Richard D. Gough, Esq. of Souldern, co. Oxford, and had issue,
I. Francis, M.P. for Reading, J.P. for Hants, and Lieut.-
Governor of the Isle of Man, b. ISIO; hi. 1833, Frances
Phillips, 2nd dau. of Lieut.-3en. Sir Francis T. C. Wilder,
of Bintield Manor House, Berks, M.P. for Arundel, and d.
having had issue,
1 Francis Paynton, now of Archer Lodge.
2 Stainsby Henry. 3 Hugh Pelling Gongh.
1 Frances Lucy. 2 Gertrude Elizabeth.
3 Chica Emily Charlotte.
II. Richard Paynton (Rev.), Rector of Ellisfield, Hants, m.
Emma, 3rd dau. of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sir F. T. C. Wilder.
III. Shreeve Boti-y (Rev.), Rector of Great Bradley, near
Newmarket, m. Eliza M'Mahon, 4th dau. of the late Sir F.
T. C. Wilder.
IV. Gillery (Sir), Knt., of Shcrfield Hill, near Basingstoke,
Hants, Serjeant-at-Law, with patent of precedence, M.P. for
Reading 1850 to 1863, appointed Oct. IbfiS, a Baron of the
Court of Exchequer, iii. l«3fi, F'rances. only child of Thomas
Draice, Esq. of Asliduy Hall, Halifax, co. York, and has
issue,
I Arthur Gough, b. 1350. 2 Cecil Ernest, &. 1S5C.
1 Frances. 2 Rosalie. 3 Alice.
4 Mabel. 5 Edith. 6 Beatrice.
V. John Pelling, Major in the army. Staff OfiBcer at the
Tower of London. 6 Charles Stainsby.
VII. Frederick William, of the Middle Temple.
I. Anne Dolby, //;. Bernard Brocas, Esq. of Wokefleld Park,
Berks, and Beaurepaire, Hants; d.s.p.
II. Eliza Mary, d. uihii.
III. Lucy, ),i. Rev. T. T. Vaughan, Rector of Gotham, Notts,
eldest son of Right Hon. Mr. Justice Vaughan ; d. 1839.
IV. Charlotte Archer.
V. Isabella, m. Charles Eversficld, Esq. of Denne Park,
Horsham, Sussex.
BIr. Pigott assumed, by royal license, the additional surnames
and arms of Stainsby-Conant, I83C. He d. Sept. 1862.
Arms — (As granted in 1775 to Francis Pigott, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, Impropriator of Banbury, Oxon.) Per fess crm. and
sa. three pickaxes countei-changcd. Crcft — A greyhound
statant per pale .sa. and crm. These same arms were allowed
to Mr. Paynton Pigott, when he took the surnames and arms of
Stainsby-Gonant, and he bore them quarterly with the arms
of Stainsby and Conant, thus: 1st and 4th, Conant; '2nd,
Stainsby; 3rd, Pigott. The crest of Stainsby is, a mount
vert, thereon a lion rampant erm. holding between the fore
paws a tleur-de-lis az., the dexter hind paw resting on a mill-
rind sa. MoLt(K:i — Lahore ct virtuto; and Conanli dabitur."
iS'eaJs— Grey well Hall, WinchUeld; and Banbury, co. Oxford.
PIGOTT OF SLEVOY.
Pembeeton-Pigott, Edwaed-Charees, Esq. of
Slevoy Castle, co. Wexford, Lieut, and Adjutant
44th regt., b. 8 July, 1836 ; m. 24 Nov. 1859, Eliza
Anne, dau. of William Elphinstone Underwood,
Esq., Madras Civil Service, and has issue,
PIK
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PIK
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I. Geobce Hamilton, 6. 19 March, 1S63.
II. Itobert Echvaril, 6. 6 Oct. 1SC6.
I. Edith Jessie.
ftt'ltriiriC. — JonN TiGOTT, Esq., rcsidinn: in co. Antrim
temp. CiiAKLES 11. and JAMts II., was fattier o(
Eev. Haefinch I'iGOTT, Rcotor of Taghmon, Dio. Ferns,
who was 6. 1G8S, entered Trin. Coll. Dublin, 2 April, 1705,
teeame a Scholar 1708, 13. A. 1709, and was appointed to the
Prebend of Taghmon 1742. In March, 1733, he obtained a.
lease for ever of the house and lands of Slevoy, eo. Wexford,
from Charles Tottenham, Ksq. of Tottenham Green. He had,
with a dau., Hester, Jlrs. Hutton, two sons,
I. Thomas (Rev.\ Vicar of St. James, Dublin, s. his father
at Slevoy, which he sold to his brother 1746. His will dated
19 Aug. 1775, was proved 4 June, 1776; he left an only dau.,
who m. Hardy Peiuberton, Esq. of the city of Dublin,
Merchant, eldest son of John Pembcrton, of Dublin, Mer-
chant, by Sarah liis wife, dau. of Thomas Hardy, of Mcalh
Street, Dublin, and had one son,
William Pembekton, who adopted the surname of Pigott
upon succeeding to Slevoy, of whom hereafter.
u. William, of whom presently.
Bev. Harfinch Pigott <>. 1746. His 2nd son,
William Pigott, Esq. of Slevoy, purchased that estate from
his elder brother. He was High Sheriff co. Wexford 1771, and
m. Hannah, dau. of Jacob Goff, Esq. of Horetown, co. Wexford,
by whom (who d. 17S9) he had no issue. By his will, dated
25 July, 1788, and proved 10 Nov. following, he bequeathed
his estates (with an injunction that he should take the surname
of Pigott) to his grand-nephew,
William Pemberton Pigott, Esq. of Slevoy Castle, already
mentioned. He was b. 3 Jan. 1773; was High Sheriff 1794,
J.P. and Lieut.-Col. Wexford Militia, 21 July, 1801. He m.
20 Dec. 1794, Ellen, dau. of Henry Thomas Houghton, Esq. of
Kilmannock, co. Wexford, and by her (who d. 1 June, 1862)
had issue,
William Henry, bapt. 4 Dec. 1796, d. 1815, aged 19.
Geoegb Powell, his heir.
Thomas (Rev.), m. Caroline, dau. of Rev. Mr. Fletcher, of
Callington, Cornwall, and left one dau.
Charles Caesar, Capt. in the Indian army, to. March, 1839,
Mary Madeline Hannie, of co. Perth, and d. 12 April, 1843,
leaving issue.
Maria Frances, d. 1826.
Jane, »)i. Rev. Maxwell Phayre, and d. 1829.
Ellen, 7)1. before 1835, Rev. Maxwell Phayre.
Anne Eliza, m. Jacob W. Goff, Esq. of Horeto^vn, co.'Wexford.
Charlotte. Martha. Mary Anne, d. 1842.
Emily, jii. 1839, Rev. Robert Polwhele, Vicar of Avenbury,
who d. 1877 (.s'ffi Polwhele of Polwhde).
Col. Pemberton Pigott d. 10 March, 1854; his son,
Geobge Powell Pembebton Pigott, Esq. of Slevoy Castle,
J.P., Capt. Wcxi'ord Militia, b. 2 Dec. 1802; »i. 5 July, 1834,
Mary, eldest dau. of Edward Beatty, Esq. of Healthfield, co.
Wexford, and had issue,
I. Edwaed Chables, now of Slevoy.
II. George Powell, m. 13 Nov. 1869, Jemima Mabel, dan. of
Maurice Wilson Knox, Esq. of Kilmannock, co. Wexford,
and has issue, George Frederick ; Elizabeth Mabel ; Mary
Frances.
III. William Henry, late Capt. 73rd regt., now of Clover
Valley, co. Wexford, J. P., ra. Mary Palmer, dau. of William
Taylor, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, and has issue,
1 Skipwith Lockwood, 6. 1 Nov. 1864.
2 Vicars Langlcy Boyse, 6. 3 April, 1866.
3 Arthur Frederick, h. 10 Aug. 18C7.
4 William John llobhouse, b. 18 Dec. 1871.
5 Villiers Graham, b. 12 Dec. 1873.
6 Ernest Richard, b. 9 Aug. 1875.
1 Jessie Elizabeth, 6. 4 April, 1862.
2 Mary Charlotte, b. 12 Aug. 1863.
3 Violet Ruthven Palmer, b. 10 Aug. 1870.
4 Florence Letitia, b. 9 Feb. 1877.
TV. Richard.
V. John Charlc!!, m. 1872, Mary Margaret, dau. of David
Beatty, Esq. of Borodale. vi. Frederick Knollys.
VII. Henry Loftus. viil. David Wilham.
I. Elizabeth Eleanor.
II. Olivia Goodall, ui. 24 Sept. 1872, Major-Gen. Arthur Loftus
Steele.
m. Mary, m. 8 Jul)-, 1S77, William George Williamson, Esq.,
Sub-Inspector Royal Irish Constabulary.
rv. Emily Maude. v. Letitia Julia.
Beat— Slevoy Castle, Foulke's Mills, co. Wexford.
PIKE OF GLENDARARY.
Pike, WiLLiAii, Esq. of Glendararv, Acbill
Sound, CO. Mayo, J.P., Barrister-at-Luw, m.
Marion, dau. of JoTin Watson, Esq. of Toxtcth
Park, CO. Lancaster, by his wife Mary Anne, dau.
of K. Laming, Esq. of Kent, and by her (who d.
186(3) has issue,
I. RicnAKD James, Lieut. 12th foot, 5. 17 Feb. 1£C0.
II. William Watson, b. 10 March, 18G0.
I. Mary Anne Laming, d. 1859.
II. Sarah Helen Nicholson, d. 18G5.
III. Elizabeth Carringtun. iv. Marion Watson.
V. Isabella Harriet Wilkinson.
2.iUf<t3C.— The PvKE family was resident in Devon at a
very early date. There was a branch also at Ilford, in Essex,
in the 14th century.
UicHABD Pike, or Ptke, Esq. of Newbury, Berks, b. 1598,
had considerable estates in that CO., a portion of which ho
offered to settle on his son,
RicuABD Pike, Esq. of Sarsfield Court, co. Cork (6. at New-
bury, Berks, 1627, the firstof his family who settled in Ireland,
provided he returned and resided on the English estate. He
ill. 1655, Elizabeth, dau. of J. Jackson, of London (whose
ancestors were Chief Magistrates in London), and d.. in 1663,
leaving issue four sons and two dans. His son,
Richard Pike, Esq. of Summerhill, co. Cork, 6. 1659; m.
Sarah, dau. of John Watson, Esq. of Kilconnor, co. Carlow;
and d. 1739, leaving by her (whose will was dated 20 Aug.
1745) two sons, William and Samuel, and four daus.
William Pike, Esq. of Summerhill, the elder son, was
b. 1G95; ra. Deborah (whose will is dated 3 March, and was
proved 28 June, 1766), dau. of John Pim, of Edenderry. He
d. 1756, leaving a son,
RicHAED Pike, Esq. of Summerhill, co. Cork, and Ftdlers
Court, CO. KiUlare, 6. 1748; m. 1779, Anne, dau. of Jonathan
Wilkinson, Esq. of Eiversview, Cumberland; and d. 1810,
leaving a son,
Jonathan Pike, Esq. of Beechgrove, co. Tyrone, h. 1782 ; rti.
1813, Sarah, dau. of James Nicholson, Esq. of Grange Lodge,
same co. (by Lydia liis wife, dau. of James Clibborn, Esq. of
Hall, CO. Westineath), and d. 1860, having had issue,
I. EiCHAED. now of Beechgrove.
II. Jame.s Nicholson, of Derry Vale, Tyrone, d. 1849.
III. WiLUAM, now of Glendarary.
I. Anne.
II. Lydia Clibborn, m. 10 March, 1841, Ebenezer Pike, Esq.
of Besborough, co. Cork.
Anas — Per pale or and arg., on a chevron az., between three
trefoils slipped vert an escallop of the second. CreH—An arm
embowed in armour gauntletted, grasping a broken spear all
ppr. and charced with an escallop az. Motto— YraX a la lin.
iSeai — Glendarary, Athill Sound, Westport, co. Mayo.
♦
PIKE OF BESBOBOUGH.
PlEE, Ebexezer, Esq. of Besborough, co. Cork,
I. 25 March, 1806; vi. 10 March, 1841, Lydia
Clibborn, dau. of Jonathan Pike, Esq. of Beech-
grove, CO. Tyrone, and has issue,
I. Joseph Pike,D.L., b. 30 Dec. 1S51.
II. Ebenezer, 0. 18 Dec. 1853.
III. Robert Lecky, b. 22 Jan. IfiiS.
I. Sarah Louisa, m. Thomas Vi'ilson StraniTmaTl, Esq. of
Shanagarry, co.Cork.
II. Mary Lecky, m. Arthur Pease, Esq. of Hummershnatt,
Darlington.
lu. Elizabeth, hi. Richard Goodbody, Esq. of Clare, King's
Co.
IV. Lydia Josephine, m. John Wilson Waller, Esq. of
London.
V. Henrietta Sophia, m. Reginald Rylcy, Esq. of Lea,
MidtUesex. vi. Anne Emily. vii. Florence Ijlias.
JLillfTlJIC. — Ebenezeb Pike, son of Richard Pike, of
Newbury, Berks, and Elizabeth Jackson Uis wife had, with
a dau., Sarah (Mrs. Atkins), a son,
RicHAED Pike, of the city of Cork, Merchant, m. 1721, Mary
Randall, and issue.
I. Samuel, of Cork, B;inkeis whose will, dated 26 July, 1776,
was proved 15 May, 1797. By Katherine his wife, he left
an only <lau., Mary, ra. Samuel lUaUall, Esq.
II. Ehexezke, of whom hereafter.
III. Richard, of Cork, /.). Anne Penrose.
I. Sarah (Mrs. Wily), had three sons, Richard, Samuel, and
Thomas Wily.
Richard Pike made his will 25 Nov. 17G2, which was proved
14 Oct. i768. His 2nd son.
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PIL
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PIN
Ebenezeb Pike, of the city of Cork, Banker/ro. 1765, Mrs.
Anne Pim, widow, and had issue,
I. Richard. ii. Joseph, of whom presently.
I. Mary. ii. Elizabeth.
Ebenezer Pike made his will, 10 Mary, 1784, which was
proved 25 June, 1785. His 2nd son,
Joseph Pike, of Cork, r/i. 1803, Lydia Femiell, who d. 1807.
He d. 1S26, leaving issue,
I. Ebenezer, now of Besborough. u. Joseph.
I. Sarah.
Arnu, &c., same as Pike of GUndarary.
Seat — Besborough, Cork.
PILKINGTON OF TOEE.
PiLEiNGTON, Hexey Mulock, Esq. of Tore, co.
"Westmeath, J.P., Q.C., LL.D., M.A. Cambridge,
b. 24 Sept. 1813 ; m. 12 May, 1855, Wilhelmina
Charity, eldest dau. of Jolin Macdonnell, Esq.,
M.D., Commissioner Local Grovernmeut Board,
and has issue,
I. Henbt Liokel, 6. 22 May, 1857.
II. Alexander John McDonnell, b. 17 May, 1863.
i:i. George Lawrence, b. 4 June, 1865.
IV. Kobert Kivington, 6. 8 Feb. 1870.
I. Charity Mary. n. Emily Georgina Catherine.
III. Katherine Anne Isabel.
HtltCaflf. — The family of Pilkington is of Saxon origin.
In Fuller's Worthies, it is mentioned as " a right ancient
family, gentlemen of repute before the Conquest," and in
Gwilira, as "a knightly family of great antiquity, taking
name from PUldngton, in co. Lancaster."
EicHAED Pilkington, 6. 1635, a descendant of this ancient
House, springing from the family seated at Eivington, co.
Lancaster, was a stanch royalist, and had to compound for
his estates. He acquired, before the year 1695, ^extensive
property in Westmeath and King's Co., and settled at Bath-
garrett or Tore, in the former co. He d. 10 Oct. 1711, leaving,
by Mary his wife, two sons, i. Piichard, who d. s. %>. ; ii.
Abraham ; and eight daus. The 2nd son,
Absahasi Pilkington, Esq. of Tore, m. 2 March, 1704,
Elizabeth, dau. of James West, Esq. of Gwrthroe; and d. 1716,
leaving issue, Anne and
Heney Pilkington, Esq. of Tore, High Sheriff co. West-
meath 1738, m. 1st, 4 March, 1726, his cousin, Sarah, dau. of
Barakiah Low, Esq. of Newtown Low, and by her had a son,
Abbaham, his heir. Heiii. 2ndly, 1738, Barbara, dau. of Arch-
deacon Sampson, and by her had two sons,
I. Edward, who left one dau., Anne Hamilton, '??i. her cousin,
Henry Pilkington, Esq. of Tore.
II. Thomas, r,i. Bridget, only dau. of the Rev. Ephraim
Hai-pur, of Urney, King's Co., and had issue,
1 Henry, ra. and had a son, the Rev. Michael Pilkington,
m. Anne Orr, sister of George Orr Dunbar, Esq., M.P.
for Belfast (who d. 1868), and d. 1827, leaving issue,
George Dunbar, d. 1872; and Sarah, d. 1874.
2 William, Col. in the army. 3 Richard, Capt. 81st regt.
4 Thomas, Capt. 3id West India regt.
5 Edward, of Urney, Kings Co., ra. Margaret Nellis, of
Upper Canada, and dying 1835, left issue, Edward;
Elizabeth, m. June, 1838, the Rev. Philip Kelland, late
Fellow of Queen's Coll. Cambridge, and Professor of
Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh ; and Mary
Anne, ra. 11 April, 1843, Robert Potter, Esq., A.M.
6 John, Lieut. 3rd regt. 7 George. 8 Sampson.
9 Abraham, Capt. 92nd Highlanders, with which regt. he
fought at Waterloo, and Capt. 2nd Life Guards, d. 24 May,
1843.
10 Gammell, d. young. 11 Matthew, 3rd regt.
Mr. Pilkington d. 1777, and was s. by his eldest son,
Abbaham Pilkington, Esq. of Tore, m. Mary Shaw, sister
of Anne, the wife of Col. Low, of Xewtown Low, and had issue,
I. Heney, his heir; ii. WiUiam, rn. Margaret Jlills, but d. s. p. ;
III. Abraham; i. Matilda, ra. Luke Usher, Esq. ; ii. Sarah, ni.
Philip North, Esq.; iii. Anne, ra. Charles North, Esq. Mr.
Pilkington cL 1799, and was s. by his son,
Heney Pilkington, Esq. of Tore, J. P., ra. 1st 19 3Iay, 1778,
Frances EmiUa, dau. of the Rev. John Mulock, D.D., of
Bellair, King's Co., and by her had issue,
I. Heney, of whom presently.
II. Abraham John, Capt. Londonderry Jlilitia, 571. 1803,
Maria, dau. of — McHugo, of co. Galway, and had issue,
1 Homan, ra. 1st, Jane, dau. of — Lambert, Esq. of Agart,
CO. Galway, and by her has issue, Henry, and Anna.
Homan Pilkington ra. 2ndly, 1856, Elizabeth, widow of
Mathew Baker, Tsq., Q.C.
2 Belinda, m. 1829, Isaac Korth Bomford, Esq. of Ferrans,
CO. Meath; and d. 1854.
III. WOliam Lowe, Lieut. R.N., d. 1809.
I. Francis, ra. 1797, John Swift Emerson, Esq., by whom she
had issue one son,
Horatio, ra. 1825, Emily, dau. of William Mulock, Esq.,
and by her had issue,
1 John, ra. Mary Jane, dau. of Isaac North Bomford,
Esq., and d. 1868, leaving issue.
1 Fanny, d. yotmg.
2 Elizabeth, ra. John North, Esq., and has issue.
Henry Pilkington m. 2ndly, 1789, Anne Hamilton, dan. and
heiress of Edward Pilkington, Esq., and by her had issue
one son,
Edward, m. 1818, Eleanor, dau. of Joshua Bereton, M.D.;
and d. in 1836, leaving issue,
1 Edward, ra. 26 Sept. 1872, Eliza Mary, eldest dau. of
Henry Woodbridge Woodbridge, Esq., late of Camber-
well, Surrey.
2 Henry Bereton, m. Jane Grubb, and d. s. p. 30 April,
1859.
3 David, d. unm. 24 April, 1877.
1 Katherine Elizabeth, ra. 4 Aug. 1842, the Rev. Canon
Hebden, A.M., Church of the Ascension Rectory, Hamil-
ton, Canada, and has issue,
Joshua John, d. Sept. 1872, late Capt. and Adjutant 13th
Battalion Volunteer Militia, Hamilton.
Robert Young, 6. 1 Jan. 1847.
Charles William, b. 12 Sept. 1850.
Edward Feild, b. 29 April, 1851.
Frances Anne, m. Thomas Corsun, Esq., and has issue.
Anne Isabella. Florence Adelaide.
Katherine Ada. Isabella Margaret.
Henry Pilkington d. 1810, and was s. by his eldest son,
Heney Pilkington, Esq., J.P., of Tore, h. 3 Nov. 1780; vi.
24 April, 1806, Barbara, 5th dau. of the Rev. John Lang,
Rector of Randalstown, co. Antrim, and by her (who d.
14 April, 1SG4) left at his decease, 23 Dec. 1865,
Heney Mulock, now of Tore. Elizabeth.
Emily Frances, ra. 10 Aug. 1843, the Rev. George Phillips,
D.D., President of Queen's Coll. Cambridge.
Arras — Arg., a cross patonce gu. voided of the field. Crest —
A mower with his scythe in front habited as follows : — A high-
crowned hat with flap, the crown party per pale, flap the
same, counterchanged; coat buttoned to the middle, with his
scythe in bend ppr. habited through quarterly and counter-
changed arg. and gu. MoUo — Pilkyngton Pailodowne— The ,
master mows the meadows. And over the crest, Now thus!
now thus.
iStat— Tore, Tyrrels Pass, co. Westmeath.
PINE COFFIN.
See Coffin.
PINNEY OF SOMEHTON ERLEIGH.
PixxET, William, Esq. of Somerton Erleigh,
Somerset, J.P. and D.L., Member in seven Parlia-
ments, first for Lyme Regis and afterwards for East
Somerset, and Col. 2nd Somerset Militia, h. 4 July,
1806, High Sheriff of Somerset 1877.
ittlTCagC. — the Rev. John Pynn-ev, of Broad Windsor,
Dorset, b. 1622, and buried at Bettiscombe Church 1705, left,
with other issue, Nathaniel, his heir ; Azakiah, whose grand-
son, John Fredeeick, eventually inherited the family estates,
of him hereafter ; and Mary, who ra. 1675, John Clarke,
Esq. of London. The Rev. John Pynney was s. at Bettiscombe
by his eldest surviving son,
Nathaniel Pinney, Esq. of Bettiscombe, Barrister-at-Law,
and the estates eventually devolved upon Nathaniel's youngest
brother, Azariah's grandson,
John Fbedebick Pinney, Esq. of [Bettiscombe, M.P. for
Bridport, who inherited them on the death, s.'jy. 1760, of hi..
cousin, AzABiAH Pinney, of Bettiscombe, High Sheriff of
Dorset 1749. He d. unm. II Nov. 1762, aged 44, and left his
estates to his cousin,
John Peetoe, Esq. (only surviving son of Michael Pretor,
Esq. of Okehampton, Devon, by Alicia his wife, dau. and co-
heir of John Clarke, Esq. of London, by Mary his wife, dau.
of the Rev. John Pinney, of Broad Windsor). This gentleman,
6. 1740, assumed, on succeeding to the Pinney estates, the sur-
name and arms of Pinney, by royal license. He ra. 14 June,
1772, in the Island of Nevis, Jane, only "dau. of Major William
Burt Weekes, of Nevis, and had by her (who d. 21 May,
1821),
PIN
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PLE
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I. John Fredebick, of Somovtnn Erloicli.
II. CluirU's, ot Ciinip lIousi>, Clit'ton, Jliiyor of P.riRtol 1831-2,
0. 2!) April, 171)3; ui. « Jlarch, ls:il, Kianccs Mary, 4th (Uiu.
of James Charles Still, Ksii. of East Knoyk'. Wilts ; and d.
17 July, 1867, haviiii;- by iicr (who d. U March, ISCO) had
issue,
1 Frederick Wake Pretor Pinnet, Esq. (see Pinnet of
The GfoniK).
2 John Charles, Vicar of Coleshill, co. Warwick, m.
26 Aug. 1862, Harriet Marcaretta, 4th dau. of llev. John
Diffby Wingfield IMghy, Vicar of Culcphill, co. Warwick,
and by her (who d. 21 Pec. 1877) lias issue, lleginald
John, b. 2 AuR. 1863; William Dishy, 6. 7 Oct. 1864;
Frederick Wyldbore, 6. 10 Oct. 1865; John Charles
DijCby, h. 5 July, 1867; Eichard Wako Digby, b. 1 Feb.
186 J; Baldwin Francis Still Winghcld, 6. 10 Dec. 1875;
Ann; Eliza Mary; Dighy.
1 Mary Jane, m. 18 Jan. 1870, Eev. Godfrey Thrins:, Rector
of llornblotton, near Castle Cary, Somerset, and has a
son, Leonard Godfrey, 6. 22 Jan. 1873.
I. Elizabeth, m. 9 March, 1797, Peter, eldest son of Evan
Baillie, Esq, of Dochfour, co. Inverness, and has issue two
sons and two daus. Evan, the eldest son, m. Lady Geor-
siana, dau. of the .'ith Duke of Manchester.
II. Mary, in. Jeremiah, son of L. Ames, Esq. of Clifton Wood,
whorf. s.j>. 1820.
Mr. Pinncy, High Sheriff of Dorset 17G4, d. 23 Jan. 1818, and
was s. by his sou,
John Frederick Pinnet, Esq. of Somerton Erloigh, J. P.,
High Sheriff 1823, b. 1 March, 1773; m. 20 Aug. 1801, Frances,
only dau. of William Dickinson, Esq. of Kingweston, M.P. for
Somerset, and had issue,
William, now of Somerton Erlcigh.
Frances, m. 11 Nov. 1828, Sir John James Smith, Bart, of
the Down House, Dorset. Anna Maria.
Mr. Pinney d. 19 Sept. 1845.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., three crescents or, issuing
from each a cross-crosslot iitchce arg., for Pinnet ; 2nd and
3rd, or, an eagle displayed with two heads vert beaked and
membered gu. standing on a fasces ppr. and holding in each
mouth a trefoil slipped of the second. Cnstx — 1st, An armed
hand and arm ppr. holding a cross-crosslet fitchee arg., for
Pinnet ; 2nd, A demi-eagle couped or, wings endorsed sa.,
semce of trefoils slipped of the first. Mollri — Amor patriae.
Seats — Somerton Erlcigh, and Burton Pynscnt, Somerset.
Residenci. — 30, Berkeley Square, London.
PRETOR-PINNEY OF THE GBANaE,
Peetok-Pinxey, Feederick Waee, Esq. of The
Grange, Somerton, Somerset, J.P., b. 20 May,
1834; m. 3 March, 18G3, Lucy, 5th dau. of the
late .\bel Smith, Esq., M.P. of Woodhall Park, co.
Hertford, and has issue,
I. Charles Frederick, 6. 9 June, 1864.
II. Robert Wake, 6. 7 Oct. 18C7.
I. Frances Mary. ii. Hester Lucy. iii. Alice Susan.
Mr. Pretor-Pinney assumed the additional surname
and arms of Pretor by royal license, 22 Aug. 1877.
Lineage, Arms, &c. — See Pinnet of Somerton ErUigh.
Seat — The Grange, Somerton, Taunton.
PLATT OF GOEDDINOa.
Platt, Henry, Esq. of Gorddinog, co. Car-
narvon, J. P., Major Royal Carnarvon Militia, High
Sheriff 1877 ; b. 1842 ; m. 1868, Eleanor, 2nd dau.
of Eichard Sykes, Esq. of Edgeley House, co.
Chester, and has, with other issue, a son,
Eenrt John Hetltn, h. 18G9.
Eric James Walter, b. 1371.
Nesta Mary, b. 1873. Gladj's Violet Eleanor, 6. 187G.
JLinCtltJC— John Platt, Esq. of Wcrneth Park, co. Lan-
caster, and Bryn-y-Ncuadd, co. Carnarvon, .J.P. and D.L. for
both COS., and D.L. and High Sheriff of the latter 1863, b. 1817 ,
w. 1842, Alice, only dau. of Samuel lladcliffe, Esq. of Lower
House, Oldham, co. Lancaster, and had issue,
I. Henrt, now of Gorddinng.
II. Samuel Radcliffc, of Werneth Park, co. Lancaster, J.P.
CO. Lancaster.
in. Frederick. iv. Joseph Arthur.
V. John. Vf. James. vii. Sidney.
I. Mary, m. Thomas Hardcastle Sykes, Esq. of Edgeley, CO.
Chester, and is deceased.
II. Lucy, m. Joshua W. RadclifTc, Esq.
III. Alice, m. H. Champion, T.sq. of Retford, Notts.
IV. Bertha. v. Florence. vi. Gwendoline.
Mr. Plattsat in Parliament for Oldham 1865 to his death, 1872.
(Seat— Gorddinog, near Bangor. Ciwis— Oriental ; Uoad.
PLAYNE OF LONGFORDS.
Platne, William, Esq. of Longiurds and Avcn-
ing Court, co. Gloucester, J. P., High SherilT 1871,
b. 9 Feb. 180 J. ; m. 23 Sept. 1836, Mary Anne, dau.
of Joseph Ellis- Viner, Esq. of Badgeworth Court,
near Cheltenham, and by her (who d. 18G8) has
had
I. Frederic Carl, Capt. in the Rifle Brigade, b. 8 Sept. 1337 ;
d. 19 Dec. 1863.
II. ARTHnK Twisden, J.P., Lieut. Royal Gloucestershire
Hussars, b. 7 Aug. 1813; m. 1870, Mary Elizabeth, dau.
of Richard Potter, Esq. of Standish House, co. Glou-
cester, and has a son, William Heyworth, 0. 1870.
Mr. Playne is son of William Playne, Esq. of
Longfords, who ni. 3 Feb. 1803, Catherine Benger,
and d. 20 March, 1850.
SeaJs— Longfords, Minchinhampton ; Avening Court, Stro ud
PLEYDELL OF WHATCOI.IBE.
Mansel - Pleyliell, Joun Clavell, Esq. of
Whatcombe, Dorset, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1876, b. 4 Dec. 1817 ; m. 1st, 1814, Emily, dau. of
Capt. A. Bingham, which lady d. 1845 ; and 2ndly,
June, 1819, Isabel, dau. of F. C. A. Colvile, Esq.,
late Scots Guards, of Barton, co. Warwick, by
Mary his wife, sister of Chaudos, 1st Lord Leigh,
and has issue,
I. Edmund Morton, Capt. 12th Royal Lancers, 6. 1850.
n. John Colvile Morton (Rev.), b. 1851.
III. Henry Bingham Morton, 7th Royal Fusiliers, b. 1852.
SLiUCatJC— The family of Pleydell is originally of tho
village of Coleshill, Berks, and is descended from Thomas
de Coleshill, who on 2 March, 1275, held the Lordship of
Coleshill from tho Crown by King's service. Of this family
was,
William Pletdell, of Coleshill, b. circa 1425, whose will
bears date 6 Nov. 1494. He d. 1495, leaving, by Isabella his
wife, a son and heir,
Thomas Pletdell, Esq., who d. 1527, possessed of a con-
siderable estate, and was interred, together with Agnes his
wife, in a chapel which, for that purpose, he had in his life-
time caused to be erected on the south side of the church of
Coleshill, called in his will, "The New Church of the Saluta-
tion of our Blessed Lady." His son and heir,
William Pletdell, Esq. of Coleshill, m. Anne, dau. and
co-heiress of Robert Reason, Esq. of Corfe Castle, and
left at his decease, 1555, seven sons and two daus. The 6th
son, Thomas, was ancestor of the Pleydells of ColeMil,
Shrivenham, and Cricklade, represented by the Earl op
Radnor; and the 7th, John, ancestor of the Pletdells of
Wcstcott an^ Holt/rood, Amnty Crucis, co. Gloucester. The
4th son,
Gabriell Pletdell, Esq. of Midgehall, in. Anne, dau. and
eo-heir of Henry Stokes, Esq., Sussex, and had one son,
Oliver Pletdell, Esq. of Midgehall, m. a dau. of — Palmer,
Esq. of CO. Gloucester, and had one son,
Sir Charles Pletdell, Knt. of Midgehall, Icnighted 1618.
He m. Catherine, dau. and heiress of Thomas Bouchier, Esq.
of Barnesley, co. Gloucester, and by her had seven children,
John, WilUam, and Charles, who all d. without issue ; aad
Anne and Susan unm. ; Elizabeth, m. Sir Thomas Newcomen,
Bart, of Kenagh, co. Longford; and Deborah, m. Very Rev.
Benjamin Culme, D.D., of Cannon's Leigh, co. Devon, Dean of
St. Patrick's, Dublin. Sir Charles Pleydell i-i. 2ndly, Jane, relict,
of Robert Attye, Esq., and dau. of Sir John St. John, Knt. of
Lidiard Tregozc, Wilts, elder brother of Oliver St. John,
Viscount Grandison, in the kingdom of Ireland, and Baron
Tregose, of Highworth, Wilts; by her he left ten children,
I. Edward, b. 1 May, 1619, d. young; ii. Oliver, of Milton, co.
Oxford, of whom presently; m. Charles, ancestor of the
Pletdells 0/ U'ontlon Basselt ; iv. John; v. Gabriel; vi. Giles;
VII. Allen; i. Mary, m. Sir William Roberts, Knt.; il.
Catherine; and iii. Lucy. The eldest surviving son,
Oliver Pletdell, Esq. of Milton, no. Oxford, m. Mary Gold-
smith, of Aveling, Wilts, and left issue,
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Edmund Pletdeli, Esq., M.P. for Wootton Bassett, ^Yilts,
m. Anne, dau. and sole heiress of Sir John Morton, Bart, of
Milbourne St. Andrew, Dorset; andd, Kov. 1726, aged 75,
having had issue,
I. John Morton, d. s. p. 1705.
n. Edmund Morton, of whom presently.
m. Keville Morton, of Sitterton, Dorset, m. Betty, dau. and
sole heiress of Charles Brune, Esq. oi Plumber, Dorset, and
dying 1774, left issue one son and two daus.,
1 Charles Pleydell Brune, d. s. p.
1 Jane, in. Humphrey Prideaux, Esq. of Cornwall.
2 Elizabeth, m. Capt. Gape, and d. s. p.
IV. Thomas Morton, d. s. p.
I. Henrietta, ni. Walter Hardyman, Esq., 'Wilts.
II. Arethusa, ni. George Eyves, Esq. of Rnnscon, Dor=et.
ni. Cornelia, m. Kev. Timothy Collins, Canon of Wells.
The son and heir,
Edmum) Morton Pletdell, Esq., M.P. for Dorset, to.
Deborah, dan. of William Kyffyn, Esq. of co. Denbigh, N.W.,
Governor of Ajendo, East Indies ; and d. March, 1754, leaving
issue,
Edjitxd Morton, of whom hereafter.
Jonathan Morton, who s. to the Irish estates. Tie m. Eliza-
beth, dau. and co-heiress of John Jackson, Esq., son of Sir
Philip Jackson, Knt. of Pontrylas, eo. Hereford; audd. 1805,
having had issue, one son, Jonathan, d. s. p.. and four daus.,
Elizabeth, d. 'u.nm.\ Harriet, w. T. Newcombe, Esq. of
Starcross; Marcia, in. Edward Turton, Esq.; and Sophia,
TO. John Dickens, Esq., and d. s. p.
William Morton, d. unm.
Mary, d. unm. Susan, d. young. Cornelia, d. unm.
The eldest son,
Edmund Morton Pletdell, Esq. of Millbourn, to. Anne,
only dau. of Francis Luttrell, Esq. of Yen, Somerset, 2nd
son of Alexander Luttrell, Esq. of Dimster Castle, and dying
1794, left issue,
Edmcnd Morton, of whom presently.
William Morton, Col. in the army, m. Frances, relict of the
Eev. Francis Lewis, of Portscuii, co. Monmouth, and dau.
and co-heiress of William Freke. Esq. of Hannington,
Wilts, but d. s. p. 1824 ; his widow rn. the Eev. Paul Leir.
Anne, d. unm. Mary, d. unm.
Charlotte, d. young.
Cornelia, m. the Hon. Archibald Stuart, twili brother to
Francis, 9lh Earl of Moray, and had issue.
The eldest son,
Edmund Morton Pleydell, Esq. of Whatcombe, m. Mar-
garetta Elizabetha, dau. of William Richards, Esq. of Warm-
well, Dorset, by Margaret his wife, dau. of Edward Clavell,
Esq. of Smedmore, in the same co. ; and d. Jan. 1835, having
had issue,
I. Margaretta, to. 20 Sept. 1831, the Eev. James Michel
(who d. 26 Feb. 1839), 6th son of David Robert Michel, Esq.
of Dewli.sh House, in the same co. She s. her father, Edmund
Morton Pleydell. Esq., Jan. 1835, andrf. 1871.
i£. Cornelia, d. 1844.
III. Mary Sophia, m. the Eev. George Clutterbuck Frome,
of Puncknoll, Dorset. She d. 1827, leaving two daus.
IV. Louisa, m. 1815, John Mansel, C.B., of Smedmore,
Col. in the army, b. 1776 (4th son of Sir William Mansel,
Bart, of Muddlescombe, by Mary his wife, only dau. and
eventual heiress of John Phihps, Esq. of Coed Gaene);
and d. Jan. 1863, leaving by her (who d. 6 May, 1863,
aged 73),
1 John Clavell, now of Wliatcombe.
2 George Pleydell, of Smedmore, Wareham, late Capt.
60th Eifies, now Hon. Col. Dorset Volunteers, b. 4 Dec.
1817; rn. 1848, Jemima Henrietta, dau. of William
Gambier, Esq., and his wife Henrietta, Countess of
Athlone, and has issue,
John De La Lynde, Rifle Brigade, h. 3 Oct. 1850.
Eustace Gambier, 52nd Light Infantry, 6. 31 Oct. 1853.
Ernest Digby, 71st Highland Light infantry, b. 10 Oct.
1855. George Clavell, //. 9 Feb. 1861.
Elizabeth Henrietta. Louisa Mary.
3 Morton Grove, of Puncknoll, late an officer in the 10th
foot, b. 1823; m. 1848, Elizabetha Arundel, dau. and co-
heiress of the Rev. George Clutterbuck Frome, of Punck-
noll, Dorset, and d. 1859, having had issue,
George Morton, 6. April, 1849.
Walter Luttrell, b. 1851.
Emma Louisa Arundel.
4 Owen Luttrell (Rev.). M.A. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge,
Rector of Church Knowle, Dorset, b. 1827; -,». 1859,
Louisa Catherine, youngest dau. and co-h?iress of Lord
WUliam Montagu, 2nd son of William, 5th Duke of Man-
chester, and has issue,
Francis Montagu. Owen Llewellyn.
Katharine Louisa. Emily Magdalene.
5 Arthur Edmund, Capt. late 3rd Hussars, 6.10 April. 1S28 ;
TO. 1S60, Clare Henrietta, eldest dau. of the Hon. A.
Lascelles, son of Henry, 2nd Earl of Harewood, and has
issue,
Evelyn Louisa. Margaret Blanche.
6 Louisa Mary, d. Aug. 1829. 7 Eliza Sophia, d. 1834.
8 Emma Georgina, m. 18.52, Charles Richard Hoare,
Esq., Barrister-at-Lav/, eldest son of the Ven. G. Hoare,
Archdeacon uf Surrey. He cL 1871.
V. Emma Septima, m. Sir George Eideout Bingham, K.C.B.
and T.S., of Deans Leaze, Dorset, Major-Gen. in the army,
and Col. of the 1st battalion Eifle Brigade ; and d. 1874.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st, arg., a bend gu. guttee of the field
between two choughs of the second a chief chequy or and
sa., for Pleydell: 2nd, arg., a chevron between three
maunches sa., for Mansel ; 3rd, quarterly, gu. and erm. in the
sinister cbief and dexter base a goat's head erased arg. attired
or, for Morton. Crist — 1st, A panther's head erased sa.
bezantee swallowing a cross-pattee fitchee gu., for Pleydell;
2nd, A cap of maintenance inflamed on the top ppr., for
Mansel. JSloito — Imitari quam invidere.
Stnis — Whatcombe, Longthorns, Melborne, Dorset. Clubs —
AtheuKum and Boodles.
PLOWDEN OF PLOWDEN.
Plowdex, William: Feancis, Esq. of Plowden,
Salop, J.P. and D.L., b. 3 June, 1853 ; s. his father
23 July, 1870 ; m.l2 Oct. 187-4, Lady Mary Duudas,
dau. of Hon. John Charles Dundas, and sister to
Lawrence, Earl of Zetland, and has issue,
William Edwin, &. 21 May, 1876.
Francis Charles, 6. 26 Sept. 1877.
ILtltraSC. — The family of Plowden has been seated at
Plowdeu, in Salop, from a period antecedent to the earliest;
records extant in the vicinity.
Roger Plowden, of Plowden, is stated to have been a
crusader under Richard CceurdeLion; to have assisted at
the siege of Acre, 1194; and to have received for his gallant
services there tbe augmentation of the fleur-de-lis borne ever
since by his descendants. He was ancestor of
Edmund Plowden, Esq. of Plowden, Serjeant-at-Law, one of
the most eminent lawyers of his day. He to. Katherine, dau.
of William Sheldon, Esq. of Bevley, co. Worcester, and had
issue ; and d. 1584, aged 67. His 2nd son,
Francis Plowden, Esq. of Plowden, m. Mary, dau. of
Thomas Fermor, Esq. of Somerton, co. Oxford, and had issue,
I. Francis, his heir; ii. Edmund, of Wanstead, Hants, styled
in his will, 29 July, 1655, "Sir Edmund Plowden, Lord Earl
Palatine, Governor and Capt. -Gen. of the Province of New
Albion, in America." He m. Mabel, dau. of Peter JIariner,
and grand-child and heir of John Chatterton, Esq. of Chatter-
ton, CO. Lancaster, and was ancestor of Plowden of
Laxsam, Hants, and Plowden nf Eioharst Pari: ; in. Thomas ;
I. Mary; ii. Catherine; and iii. Anne. Mr. Plowden d.
II. Dec. 1652, aged 90, and was .s. by his eldest son,
Francis Plowden, Esq. of Ilowden, to. Elizabeth, dau. and
heir of ^Vltan Butler, Esq. of Aston le Walls, co. Northampton,
and had issue. He d. IS Jan. 1661, and was j. by his son,
Edmund Plowden, Esq. of Plowden and Aston le Walls, b.
6 Feb. 1716; to. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Cotton, Esq. of
Bedhampton, Sussex, and had (with four other sons, who all
d. s. p.),
Edmun-d, his heir.
Francis, Comptroller of the Household to King Jasies II., m.
Mary, dau. of the Hon. John Stafford Howard, and grancl-
dau. of Sir William Howard, Viscount Stafford, so
uniustly brought to the block and attainted, 1678. Mr.
Francis Plowden d. at St. Germains, in France, leaving
(with a son, Francis, a celebrated Catholic Divine, and con-
troversial writer), an only dau. and eventual heiress, Maey
Plowden, who m. Sir George Jerningham, Bart, of Cossy
Hall, Norfolk, and was mother of Sir William Jerningham.
whose son and heir. Sir George Jerningham (the attainder
of Viscount Stutford being reversed in 1824), was restored to
the Barony of Stafford.
Elizabeth, w. Walter Blount, Esq. of Maple Durham.
Mr. Plowden d. 20 May, 1666, and was s. by his son,
Edmunt) Plowden, Esq. of Plowden and Aston, to. Pene-
lope, dau. and co-heir of Sir Maurice Drummond, Bart., and
had (with several other sons, who all d. s. p.) William, bia
heir; and Dorothy, m. 1st, Philip Draycot, Esq., and 2ndly,
Sir WiUiam Goring. He d. 27 Nov. 1677, and was s. by hi3
son,
William Plowden, Esq. of Plowden and Aston, b. 1666.
This gentleman held the rank of Col. in the Life Guards of
King James II. lie rebuilt the Manor House at Aston. Col.
Plovyden to. thrivje; of the 1st marriage, with Mary Morley,
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there was no issue ; of the 2ml, wilh Haiy, d.iu. of John Stonor,
Esq. of Stonor, ilicrc was one son and two duus.,
William, his heir.
Penclopis i-i. 1st, Thomas Foley, Esq. of Stourbridge ; and
2ndly, Richard Whitworlh, Esij.
Frances, m. Hubert Agliouby tilancy, Esq. of Ilatton Grange,
Salop.
Mr. Plowden's 3rd wife was Maria, dau. of Sir C. Lyttelton,
and by her he hud three sons, who rf. s. p., and two daus.,
Mary, vt. Anthony \Vriv:ht, Er.'i. of Wc.ilside, Essex.
Barbara Anne, m. Thomss Cameron, M.D., of Cameron.
He d. 5 March, 1740-1, and was x. by his son,
William Plowden, Esq. of Plowdcn and Aston, vi. 1726,
Frances, dau. of Charles, 5th Lord Dormer, and had issue,
Edmdnd, his successor.
Francos, i;i. Uobert Taafe, Esq. of Ireland.
Anne Mary, m. Edward llagserston, Esq.
Mary, ia. Kobert Garvey, Esq. of Rouon.
Mr. Plowden rf. 27 Aug. 1754, and was s. by his son,
Edmcnd Plowden, Esq. of Plowden rnd Aston, w. 20 July,
1755, Lucy, dau. of William Thomson, Esq. of Leice&tcr Cqv.nre,
London, and Rrand-dau. and co-heir of Sir Berkeley Lucy,
Bart, of Broxbourne, Herts, and by her (who d. 4 July, 1765)
had two sons and four i^aus.,
I. Edmund, his successor.
II. William Xaverius, m. 1.3 Nov. 1797, Mary, dau. of Simon
Winter, Esq.; and*?. Nov. 18H, having had issue,
1 William Henry Fkancis, late of Plowden.
2 Charles Joseph, of Rome, /*. 1805; m. Miss Eliza Bryan,
and has issue, Charles William; Francis Hugh; and
Roger Herbert.
I Anna Maria.
I. Elizabeth Lucy, m. 1777, Sir Henry Tiehborne, Cart.
II. Lucy Mary, m. Anthony Wright, Esq. of Wealside, in
Ef 5X.
III. Frances Xaveria, m. Francis Constable, Esq. of Burton
Constable, and tl. s. p.
IV. M.iry siargharetta, m. 1787, Charles Throckmorton, Esq.,
and d. s. p.
Mr. Plowden d. 9 Jan. 1768, and was s. by his son,
Edmund Plowden, Esq. of Plowden, Salop, and of Aston,
m. Anna Maria, dau. of Robert Burton, Esq. of Longner,
Salop, and had an only child,
Anna Maria, to. Rev. John Eyton, Vicar of Wellington, and
Rector of Eyton, by whom (who d. 10 Jan. 1S23) she left at
her decease, Oct. 1825, six sons and three daus. {see Eyton
of Et/lon).
Mr. Plowden d. 4 April, 1838. His nephew and heir,
William Henry Francis Plowden, Esq. of Plowden, High
Sherifn848, 6. 21 Oct. 1802; m. 23 Jan. 1834, Barbara, eldest
dau. of Francis Cholmeley, Esq. cf Brand^by Hull, co. York,
and by her (who d. 26 June, 1H53) had issue,
William Francis, now of Plowden.
Barbara Mary. Harriet, d. 26 June, 1865.
EUinor. Alice, d. 14 Oct. 18C6.
Mary, d. 27 Dec. 1864.
Constance, to. 23 Aug. 1377, Francis, eldest son of F. H.
Froes, Esq.
Gertrude Mary. Sybil Maria.
Laura Mary, m. 16 July, 1873, James William Thomas
Thunder, Esq., 3rd son of Michael Thunder, Esq. of Lagorc,
CO. Meath, and has two sons,
Cyril Joseph, h. 27 July, 1875.
Bernard William, 6. 15 Aug. 1877.
Mr. Plowden d. 23 July, 1870.
Arms— Az., a fess dancett(;e the two upper points termina-
ting in fleurs-de-lis or. tlat — On a mount vert a buck passant
8a. attired or.
Seat — Plowden Hall, North Lydbury, Salop.
«
PLUMMEB OF SUNDEELAWD HALL.
ScoTT-Pn-MMEB, Charles, Esq. of Sunderland
Hall, CO. Selkirk, M..\., J.P. and D.L., Convenor
CO. Selkirk, b. 2 Sept. 1821 ; m. 21 Jan. 1857,
Sophia, dau. of Joseph Goff, Esq. of Hale Park,
Hants, and has issue,
I. Charles Henry, 6. IS Oct. 1859.
II. Joseph Walter, 6. 1861.
I. Jane Eliza. ii. Sophia Eliza.
^.tncaSC— Sir William Scott, of Harden (temp. James
VI.), tenth in descent from Walter Scott, of Synton, ii*. Agnes,
dau. of Sir Gideon Murray, of Elibank, Treasurer-Depute of
Scotland, by whom (besides three daus.) he had five sons, of
whom the youngest,
John Scott, to. Agnes, dau. of Robert Scott, of Harwood,
and was progenitor of the family of Scott, of Woll, co. Rox-
burgh. Hence descended,
William Scott, of Woll, Sheriff of co. Selkirk, m. Jane,
eldest dau. of Charles Balfour, of Broadmcadows, by Janet
his wife, dau. of William I'luniiner, of Middlestcad, and Jano
his wife, dau. of William Kerr, of Sunderland Hall; and had a
son,
Charles Scott, of Woll, m. Feb. 1777, Elizabeth, dau. o(
William Waugh, by Barbara (his wife and cousin), dau. of
Gavin Plummer, and by her (who d. 3 Feb. 1831) had three
sons^
I. William, of Woll, m. Alicia, dau. of R. J. Uniacke, Esq.,
and had two sons,
1 Charles Andrew, of Woll, d. unm. 1838.
2 Richard, </. young.
II. Charles Balfour, m. 1818, Eliza, dau. of Rev. Alexander
Ker, and d. 1838, leaving issue, one son and four daus.,
1 Charles, now of Middlestcad, who s. his cousin, Charles
Andrew, in the estate of Woll, 1838, which he resigned
in the following year to his uncle John, in terms of the
entail, by which he inherited the lands of Jliddlestead
and Sunderland Hall, and assumed the surname of
Plummer.
1 Catherine.
2 Elizabeth, m. Alexander Munro, Esq. of Craiglockhart,
CO. Edinburgh, who d. 1867.
3 Isabella, d. young. 4 Barbara Jane, d. 1865.
HI. John, Lieut. -Col. H.E.I.C.S., who .s'. his nephew in the
estate of Woll, /;i. Clementina, dau. of Edward Shaw, Esq.,
and had issue, two daus.,
1 Clementina. 2 Elizabeth.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az., on a chevron between
three lions' heads erased or, as many martlets of the field, for
Plummer; 2nd and 3rd, gu., on a chevron arg. three mullets
of the tirst, in base a stag's head erased or, for Kerr. Crest —
A demi-lion rampant arg. in the dexter paw a sprig vert.
Motto — Consultu et audaceter.
Scat— Sunderland Hall, Selkirk, N.B.
PLUMPTRE OF FREDVILLE.
PiTJMPTEE, Charles John, Esq. of Fredville>
Kent, J.P., High Sheriff 1877, educated at Harrow,
and Univ. Coll. Oxou., Capt. 5th East Kent Eifle
Volunteers, b. 30 Nov. 1835; m. 16 Aug. 1860,
Fanny Augusta, 4th dau. of the late Eev. H. W.
Plumptre, of Eastwood, Notts, by whom he has sur-
viving issue,
I. Henry Western, 6. 3 Nov. 1867.
II. Arthur Huntingdon, 6. 1869.
III. Henry Pemberton, b. 1870.
I. Emily Agnes, b. 19 Sept. 1862.
II. Alice Emilia, b. 12 March, 1865.
III. Mary Louisa, b. 11 Sept. 18C6.
IV. Edith Margaretta, b. 19 Aug. 1875.
ittltCnSC— The family of Plumptke, settled for centuries
in the town of Nottingham, represented that borougn in Par-
liament from the time of the Plantagenets. In 1.') Edward I.,
Paul de Plumptre, surnamed The Clerk, son of William, son
of Thomas de Plumptre, living tcnip. King John, claimed from
Thomas, son of William de Plumptre, a yearly rent of ten
marks Stirling in Plumptre, with divers portions of lands, but
failed in the attempt. He was father of
Henry de Plumptre, whose son,
William de Plumptre, living 3 and 18 Edwar» ITT., m. and
had issue, i. Henry, his heir; ii. John, M..P for Nottingham
in the last Parliament of Richard II., Founder of Plumptre
Hospital, Nottingham ; and iii. John, mentioned in the wills
of his two elder brothers. The eldest son,
Henry de Plumptre, of Nottingham, temp. Richard II.,
was great-great-great-grandfather of
Nicholas Plumptre, E.sq. of Nottingham, who represented
that town in Parliament 13 Elizabeth. His son and heir,
Henry Plumptre, Esq. of Nottingham, bapt. 19 Sept. 1579,
to. 25 Aug. 1597, Anne, 2nd dau. of Richard Parkyns, Esq. »f
Boney, Notts, and by her (who d. 22 April, 1639) had four sons
and four daus. He d. 26 July, 1642, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Nicholas Plumptre, Esq. of Nottingham, d. unm. 3 April,
1644, and was s. by his brother,
Huntingdon Plumptre, M.D., of Nottingham, bapt. 5 Feb.
1601, a gentleman of great professional reputation, who is
recorded in Gervase HoUcs's Memoirs of the Earls of Clare,
1282
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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as attending the 1st Earl in his last illness, heing " accounted
the best physician at Nottingham." Dr. Plumptre m. 1st,
18 July, 1638, Jane, youngest dau. of Richard Scott, Esfj. of
Byshopdicke Hall, co. York; but she dyinp; s. j). 5 June, 1641,
he m. 2ndly, 14 Aur. 1642, Christian, 3id dau. of Sir Eichard
Brooke, of Norton, co. Chester, by Catlierine his wife, dau. of
Sir Henry Neville, M.P., of Billingbere, Berks, and had (with
fourdaus., of whom Faustina m. Rev. Drue Cressener, D.D.,
Rector of Soham, co. Cambridge; and Amanda, w. William
Orde, Esq. of Beale) three sons. Dr. Plumptre d. June, IGCO,
and was s. by his eldest son,
Henrt Plumptre, Esq. of Nottingham, b. 19 Sept. 1644; m.
1st, Mary, dau. of Thomas Blayney, Esq. of co. Hereford, and
by her (who d. 1673) had one dau., Christina, who d. vnm.
1693. He m. 2ndly, Joyce, dau. of Henry Siclieve.-ell, Esq. of
Barton, and widow of John Milward, Esq. of Shitterton,
CO. Derby, by whom (who d. 1708) he had three sons,
John, his lieir,
Henry, father of Eussell Plumptre, b. 4 Jan. 1709, M.D.,
Regius Professor of Physic ia the University at Cambridge,
whose only dau. m. — Ward, Esq. of Wilbraham, co. Cam-
bridge. Dr. Rus.sell Plumptre d. Oct. 17U3.
Fitzwilliam. b. 24 Oct. 1686 ; m. Jane, widow of Commodore
Owen, andd. 3 Dec. 1749.
Mr. Plumptre d. 29 Dec. 1693, and was s. by his son,
John Plumptre, Esq. of Nottingham, b. 1G79; i?i. Anna-
bella, eldest dau. of Sir Francis Molynuux, Bart, of Tever-
Shall, M.P. for co. Nottingham, by Diana his wife, sister of
Scrope, Viscount Howe, and by her (who d. 27 June, 1745) had,
I. John, his heir.
I!. Charles (Ven.), D.D., Archdeacon of Ely, and Rector of
St. Mary Woolnoth, London, and of Orpington, Kent, b. 16
July, 1712; d. 14 Sept. 1779.
III. Francis, m. 7 April, 175.5.
IV. Polydore, b. 1 Nov. 1714; m. 11 Dec. 1760, Elizabeth
Eyre; and d. 15 April, 1777.
V. Robert (Rev.), D.D., Master of Queen's Coll. Cambridge,
1773, d. 1788, leaving, by Anno Ncwcome his wife,
1 Joseph (Rev.), d. s. p.
2 James (Rev.), Rector of Great Grandsdon, d. $. p.
3 Robert, of Norwich, Barrister-at-Law, iii. and had issue.
1 Diana, on. 7 April, 1781, her cousin, the Rev. John
Plumptre, and d. 1825.
2 Anne, the autlioress, d. unm.
S Lydia. 4 Arabella.
5 Jemima, m. Frederick Layton, Esq., Capt. of Marines.
VI. Septimus, m. 1753, Catharine Young, and left issue at
lus decease, 5 Feb. 1782, aged 94,
1 John (Very Rev.), b. 11 March, 1754; D.D., Dean of
Gloucester, 1808; in. 1781, Diana, dau. of the Rev.
Robert Plumptre, D.D., and dying 1825, left issue,
John Francis, b. 4 Dec. 1781; Fellow of Eton Coll.; m.
Caroline, dau. of — Carter, Esq. of Foxley, Wilts.
Henry Scawen, M.A. (Rev.), b. 11 Dec. 1789.
Eobert Bathurst, b. 27 Sept. 1791; m. 7 April, 1825,
Susannah, dau. of the Rev. Iltyd Nicholl, and by her
(who d. March, 1849) had issue,
Eobert William (Rev.), Rector of Corfe Mullen, b.
26 Feb. 1826 ; m. 7 April, I8G3, Ellen Blanche, 3rd dau.
of John Bingley Garland, Esq. of Stone Cottage and
Leeson House, Dorset, and has issue, Robert Gar-
land, b. 8 June, 1865; John Vallls Nicholl, b. 13
Feb. 1867; Amy Eleanor Annabella, d. an infant;
and Blanche Mary Augusta.
Louisa Frances. Eleanor.
Tryphena Mary. Annabella.
2 Charles (Rev.), b. 13 Feb. 1755; Rector of Teversal,
Notts, and afterwards of Long Newton, co. Durham; in.
14 Jan. 1780, Mary, dau. of Joseph Mellar, Esq. of Mans-
field ; and d. May, 1812, leaving by her (who d. 8 March,
1840),
Kaye Francis, 6. 9 July, 1784; d. unm. in India circa
1805.
Edward Hallows, of the Middle Temple, b. 27 Oct. 1785;
TO. Oct. 1816, Eliza, dau. of the late Jacob Pitfield, Esq.
of Symondsbury, Dorset; d. 25 Nov. 1851, leaving issue
by her (who d. 1840) Charles John, of 36, Hamilton
Terrace, St. John's Wood, Barrlster-at-Law, b. 28 March,
1818, m. 14 March, 1844, Caroline {d. 1868), youngest
dau. and co-heiress of Robert Colmer, Esq., Barrlster-
at-Law, of the Rookery, Y^oxford, Suffolk, and has
issue two daus., Emily Jane Catharine Elizabeth
Colmer, and Constance Eliza Maria Fanny, and two
sons, Reginald Charles Edward, b. 24 Dec. 1848, and
Algernon Frederic Charles, b. 15 Aug. 1852; 2 Edward
Hayes (Rev.), D.D., Prebendary of St. Paul's, Pro-
fessor of Divinity King's Coll. London, and Vicar
of Bickley, Kent, b. 6 Aug. 1821, m. 5 July, 1848,
Harriett Theodosia, youngest dau. of the Rev. M.
Maurice, of Netting Hill; 3 llcury I'rauci.'', E.I.C.'s
Serrice, b. 1 Sept. 1827, m. 1 May, 1852, Catherine, 5th
dau. of Thomas Massa Alsager, Esq. of Queen Square,
Bloom.sbury ; 4 William Alfred, M.A. (Kcv.), Chaplain
to the Duke of Marlborough, b. 4 Oct. 1830, m. 31 March,
1869, Sarah, dau. of Fran'..} White, Esq. of East Retford,
CO. Notts ; 1 Eliza Selina ; 2 Mary Frances, to. the Rev.
Percy Rogers.
Frederick Charles (Rev.), D.D., Master of University
Coll. Oxford, b. 17 Aug. 1796; d. Nov. 1870.
Frances, m. George Hodgkinson, of Southwell, co. Notts,
d. 1833. Maria. Dorothy, d. April, 1876.
3 Edward, d. young, 1768.
1 Dorothy, in. 7 April, 1783, Francis Evans, Esq. of co.
Notts.
I. Maria, in. 1752, Dr. Thomas Wilbraham.
II. Annabella.
Mr. Plumptre d. 29 Sept. 1751. His son and heir,
John Plumptre, Esq. of Nottingham, M.P. for that town,
6. 10 Feb. 1710, was the first of the family to settle at Fred-
ville, on his marriage, in 1750, witli Margaretta, dau. of Sir
Brook Bridges, Bart, of Goodnestone, to whom the estate
belonged. She had no issue. He ?n..2ndly, 1758, Mary, dau. of
Philips Glover, Esq. of Wispington, co. Lincoln, cou.sin to the
author of Leonidas, by whom (who d. 1782) he left at his
decease a dau., Mary, m. 17S5, Sir Richard Carr Glynn,
Bart, of Gaunts; and a sci and successor,
John Plumptre, Esq. of Fredville, Kent, and of Notting-
ham, High Sheriff for the former 1798, m. 24 May, 1788,
Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. Jeremy Pemberton, of Trumping-
ton, near Cambridge, and by her (who d. 5 Jan. 1853, in her
90th year) had issue,
John Pemberton, his heir.
Charles Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Wickhambreux, Kent, m.
1st, 1825, Caroline, 2nd dau. of John Calcraft, Esq. of An-
caster, co. Lincoln, and by her (who (i. 12 June, 18;'.3)hadone
dau., Fanny Sophia. He in. 2ndly, Elizabeth, 4tli dau. of
John Wright, Esq. of Lenton, co. Notts, by whom he had a
son, Charles John, now of Fredville. He d. Jan. 18C2.
Henry Western (Rev.), M.A., m. April, 1828, Eleanor, only
dau. of Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart., of Goodnestone
Park, Kent, and had five sons and five daus. He d. 23
April, 1863. His eldest son, John Bridges, of Goodnestone,
near Wingham, Kent, b. 1832, is a J. P. co. Kent.
Charlotte Sophia, d. unm. 22 Aug. 1809.
Emma Maria, m. Rev. Henry Gipps; d. 1874.
Mary Louisa, in. Jolm Smith, Esq., Capt., R.E., and d. in
Demevara, 21 Jan. 1833.
Frances Matilda, in. Eobert Eamsdcn, Esq. of Carlton Hall,
Notts, and is deceased. Annabella Helen, d. v.nm. 1842.
Augusta Catherine, d. April, 1867.
Emilia Septima, d. unm. Nov. 1878. Oc';avia Anna.
Mr. Plumptre d. 7 Nov. 1827, and was s. by his son,
John Pemberton Plumptre, Esq. of Fredville, J. P. and
D.L., M.P. for East Kent, b. 3 May, 1791 ; in. 2 April, ISIF,
Catharine Matilda, 4th dau. of Paul Cobb Methucn, Esq. of
Corsham House, Wilts, and had three daus.,
Catherine Emma, d. unm.
Cecilia Matilda, m. the Rev. AlgeTnon Cootc, Srd .son of
Sir Charles Coote, Bart, of Ballyfin, and d. May, 1878, leav-
ing issue six sons and one dau.
Matilda Charlotte Louisa, iii. the Rev. John Charles Ryle,
Eector of liclminghani, Suffolli, and d. leaving a dau.
Mr. Plumptre d. 7 Jan. 1864, and was s. by his nephew, now
of Fredville.
Arms — Arg., a chevron between two mullets pierced in chief
and an annulet in base sa. Crest — A phoenix or, out of llamcs
ppr. Mollo — Sufticit meruisse.
Seat — Fredville, Wingham, Kent. Ciub — National.
PLUNKETT OF P0E,TM:ARN0CK.
Plunkett, Thomas Ltjee, Esq. of Portmarnoct
House, CO. Dublin, J. P., Barrister-at-Law, b. 3 Api-il,
1850 ; m. 27 June, 187G, Lizzie, dau. of Francis
Chadwick, Esq. of The Glen, Droglieda, and has a
dau.,
Lizzie Angela Mary.
JLtltCilSC. — The PLUNKETTSof Portmarnock are connected
with the families of Fingall, Howth, and Esmonde. They lost
much of their property in the time of Cromwell and subse-
quently, on account of their devotion to the religion of their
ancestors.
Eichard Plunkett, living temp. Henet VII., of the House
of Plunkett, of Rathmore, co. Meath, was father of
Henry Plunkett, Alderman of the city of Dublin, m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Robert Dillon, Knt., Chief Justice of
Common Pleas in Ireland, and had issue,
I. William.
u. Thomas, Aldsruian, of Dublin, m,. 1st, Margaret, dau. of
f
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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Alderman James Bellew; ana 2ndly, Joan, dau. of John
Loner, ot Ncwby, Devon, and widow of Itohcrt Panting ;
he (I. '-0 Jan. 1G26, leaving issue by liis 1st wife only,
1 Robert, of Rathmore, m. Eleanor, dau. of John Segravc,
of Cabrajrh, co. Dublin, and (/. 23 Oet. 1C61, leaving
issue, 1 Jolm, of Rathnuire, m. Elizabetli, dau. of
Michael Browne, Sheriff of Dublin; 2 Thomas; 3
Christopher; 4 iRnatius; 5 Lawrence; 6 Margaret; 7
Alson; 8 Mary ; 9 Jane.
2 Walter, who administered to his brother.
1 Elizabeth, m. Edward Dowdall, <if Athlumney, CO. Meath.
2 Elinor, m. Rowland Chamberlaine.
3 Anne, m. Richard Jordan, of Dublin, who d. 20 June,
1635.
III. James.
IV. Luke, of whom hereafter.
I. Alice, m. Jolm Rochfort, of Dublin, Merchant, and d. 7
Jan. 1023.
II. Elizabeth. iii. Joan.
Alderman Plunket was Mayor of Dublin 1546. His fourth
son,
Luke PLrNKETT, ot the city of Dublin, Merchant, obtained
a grant by patent dated 8 June, 1635, of the castle, town,
lands and hereditaments, of Portmarnock, co. Dublin. He
m.jEUinor Panting, and d. 1636, leaving, with a dau., Margaret,
a son,
William Plunkett, Esq. of Portmarnock, m. Anne, dau.
of Sir Theodore DufTe, Knt., by whom (who d. 27 Aug. 166(5,
he had issue, Lcke, his heir; Lucy; Mary; Teresa. He d.
2 Dec. 1662, was buried at St. Andrews, and was s. by his son,
Ldke Plunkett, Esq. of Portmarnock, m. Josiah, dau. of
Michael St. Lawrence, Esq., and had issue, i. William;
II. Thomas, who eventually s. to the estate, of whom here-
after; III. John; IV. Ignatius; v. Elizabeth; vr- Jane;
VII. Frances; viii. Anne; ix. Susan; x. Mabel. His will,
dated 14 Oct. 1682, was proved 2 July following; the second
son,
Thomas Pltjnkett, Esq. of Portmarnock, m. Katherine
Kennedy, and had issue, i. Luke, his successor; ii. William,
in. Bridget Caddell (his will, dated 26 May 1756, was proved
13 Feb. 1770); in. Walter: iv. Anne, Mrs. FitzSimons. Mr.
Plunkett d. 1728, and was s. by his eldest son,
Luke Plunkett, Esq. of Portmarnock, m. Frances Caddell,
and had issue, i. Thomas his succe sor ; ii. William ; in.
Richard; iv. Margery. Mr. Plunkett cZ. April 1755, and was
s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Plunkett, Esq. of Portmarnock, who had with
Other issue, a dau. Frances, m. H. ry Verner, Esq., and an
elder son, his successor,
Ldke Plunketi-, Esq. of Portmarnock, Barrister-at-Law,
m. 14 Aug. 1805, Helen, dau. of John Howard, Esq. of Willow
Bank, co. Dublin, and had a son and heir,
John William Plunkett, Esq. of Portmarnock, J.P,, m.
7 May, 1849, CaroUne, dau. of Lawrence Esmonde White, Esq.
of Scarnagh, J.P. co. Wexford, and d. 24 Feb. 1862, having
had with a son, John Lorenzo WULiam, who d. at the age of
13, a son and heir,
Thomas Luke Plunkett, now of Portmarnock.
Arms — Sa., a bend arg., in chief a tower triple towered of
the last, a border gu. Crest — A horse pass. arg. Motto —
Festina lente.
iSeat— Portmarnock House, Baldoyle, co. Dublin.
POCHIN OF EDIIONDTHOEPE HALL.
PocHiN, "William Ann, Esq. of Edmondthorpe
Hall, CO. Leicester, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1846, h. 10 Jan. 1820; m. 1 May, 1841, Agnes
Ehzabeth, only dau. of William Ashby, Esq. of
Quenby Hall, co. Leicester, and has issue,
I. Geobgb William, of Rearsby, Leicester, J.P., late 3rd
regt. of loot, b. 1 Aug. 1843; m. 10 Nov. 1870, Marianne,
dau. of Robert de Barry, Esq., and has issue, two daus.,
Ehoda, Mabel and Ethel.
n. Ashby, 6. 6 Feb. 1845 ; m. 13 April, 1871, and has three
daus.
111. Norman, 6. 3 Dec. 1846.
ILtltf age— George Pochin, Esq. of Earkby, co. Leicester,
6. 1592 (5th in descent from Richard Pochin, by Alice Wil-
loughby his wife, heiress of Barkby), m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Dove, D.D., Bishop of Peterborough; and 2ndly,
Hester, dau. of — Arthington, Esq. of Arthington, co. York;
by the latter he had, inter alios, a son and successor,
Thomas Pochin, Esq. of Barkby, 0. 1618, High Sheriff 1647,
whose son, by Bertha, his 1st wife, dau. and co heir of John
Wiaehope, Esq. of Mgreton,
Thomas PocniN, Esq. of Barkby, High SherifflGSl.w. Mary,
dau., and at length solo heir of Sir Charles Hussey, Bart, of
Caythorpe, by whom (who d. 1697) he had, with seven daus.,
three sons,
I. Thomas, his successor.
II. George, of Hammersmith, J.P., d. 17.56, leaving, by his
wife Frances, dau. and heiress of William llodgkins, Esq.
of Seale, three sons,
1 Thomas, M.D., m. 1741, Prudence, dau. of Rev. Paul
Jenkinson, Rector of Weston, by whom he left issue ai
his decease, 1781 (with a dau., )<t. Thomas Clarke, Esq.X
a son,
Thomas, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of — Bird, Esq. of West
Leke, and left at his demise, 1789, two sons and a dau.,
Charles, of whom hereafter.
George, successor to his brother.
Frances.
2 George (Rev.), Rector of Morcote, d. s.p. 1788.
3 William, (/. 1794, leaving issue,
William (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Morcote, m. andhad, with
other issue, a son. Rev. W. Pochin, Rector of Little
Cound, who m. 1804, Mary, youngest dau. of Edward
Greene, Esq.
Frances, vi. Rev. John Askew, D.D., Rector of North
Cadbury.
Elizabeth, m. John Thorpe, Esq. of Loughborough,
m. Charles, d. young.
The eldest son,
Thomas Pochin, Esq. of Barkby, High Sheriff 1711, m. 1st,
Charlotte, eldest dau. of Sir Edward Hussey, Bart, of Wel-
bourne, by whom (who d. 1726) he had issue, Thomas, d.
young ; Sarah, wife of Rev. George Pochin, of Morcote, d. s. p. ;
and Charlotte, who eventually inherited the estates of her
grandfather. Sir Edward Hussey, Bart., and m. 1750, Charles
James Packe, Esq. of Prestwold Hall, co. Leicester. Mr.
Pochin m. 2ndly, Mary, only dau. and heiress of Thomas
Trollope, Esq. of Bourne, co. Lincoln, by Mary his wile, sister
to Lord Craven, and had by her two sons and a dau.,
William, his heir.
George, of Bourne, co. Lincoln, ra. Eleanor Frances, dau. of
Sir Wolstan Di.vio, and d. s. p. 13 May, 1798.
Mary, of Barkby.
Mr. Pochin was s. at his decease by his eldest survivinc: son,
William Pcchin, Esq. of Barkby, High Sheriff 1756, and
M.P.forco. Leicester from 1780 until his decease, 10 Sept.
1798. He d. unm., and the representation ot the family de-
volved upon his relative,
Charles Pochin, Esq. of Barkby, M.P. for Enniskillen (refer
to issue of George, 2nd son of Thomas Pociiin, Esq. of Barkby,
Sheriff of eo. Leicester 1681). This gentleman, who s. to the
family estates at the death of his cou-iin, 3Iiss Mary Pochin,
m. Anne Jane, dau. of Clement Winstanley, Esq.of Braunston,
but dying s. p. 1817, was s. by his brother,
George Pochin, Esq. of Barkby, High Sheriff 1828. He ?n.
1811, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Richard Norman, Esq. of Melton
Mowbray, by his 1st wife. Miss Gregg, and d. 29 Dec. 1831,
leaving issue,
William Ann, now representaUve of the family.
John Mathcw, 6. 1 March, 1824; 7n. Elizalicth Constance,
dau. of Alexander Adderley, R.N., and d. 1852, leaving an
only cliild, Frederick George.
Charles Norman, 6. 20 Dec. 1827; to. Diana, dau. of SirV.
Stonehouse, and by her, who is deceased, has one son,
Norman.
Edward Norman (Rev.), Vicar of Sileby, co. Leicester, 6. 15
Feb. 1828, m. ISoC, Anna Sarah, dau. of Rev. Thomas Love-
day, of lUsley, Berks, and has a dau., 3Iary Loveday.
Ralph George. Commander R.N., of Braunstone House, co.
Leicester, J. P., /<. 8 July, 1829; m. 18 Oct. 1855, Anna Jane,
eldest dau. of Rev. George Winstanley, Rector of Glen-
field, and sister and co-heiress of James Beaumont Win-
stanley, Esq. of Braunstone House, and has Ralph George,
b. 15 Dec. 1860, James AVinstanley, 6. 1862 ; Richard Nor-
man, b. 1864: Francis William Birch, 6. 1865; Clement
Thomas Parkyns, b. 1868 ; Edward Carlyon, b. 1869 ; Emily
Georgiana ; and Elizabeth Mary.
Elizabeth Frances, m. 22 March, 1838, Horace James Bell,
Esq., and (/. leaving two sons, Noel Holt and Frank Kingan.
Emily Caroline, m. Rev. Robert Graves Walker, and has two
sons.
Armx — Or, a chevron gu. between three horses' shoes sa.
Cre.-it — A harpy ppr. full-faced and tail twisted round the leg.
Seat — Edmondthoi-pe Hall, Oakham.
POCKLINGTON OF CHELSWORTH HALL.
PocKLiNGTOX, Geoege Henrt, Esq. of Clicls-
worth Hall, Suflolk, J.P., Lieut. -Col. late 18th regt.,
b. 6 Kept. 1833 ; m. 20 Sept. 1857, Giuhana Maria
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POO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POD
Elizabeth, dau. of Eobert Alfred Cloyne Godwin
Austeu, Esq. of Chihvortli Manor, Surrey, and lias
issue a son,
Harky Evelyn Stracey, 6. 28 July, 1858.
ILUtCaflC.— This is a branch of the old family of Pock-
lington, represented by Eev. Eggeb Pocklington, Vicar of
Walesby.
Samuel Sharpe, Esq. of the Svd Foot Guards, m. Pleasance,
cousin and heiress of Kobekt Pocklington, Esq. of Chels-
worth, Serjeantat-Law (who d. 1767), and assumed the sur-
name and arms of Pocklington. He left at his decease two
sons, I. KoBEBT (Sir), K.M.T., a distinsuished ofBcer, 15th
Hussars, who m. Catherine, dau. of Jolin BUifcrave, Esq. of
Calcot Park, Reading, and left by her (who m. 2ndly, Sir H.
E. Austen, of Shalford, Surrey) one son, Marton llobert, of
Chelsworth, d. unm. 1865; and ii. Henry Sharpe. The latter,
Henry Sharpe Pocklington, Esq., m. 1795, Anne Harvey,
and by her (who d. 1838) left at his decease, 25 Oct. 1816, a son,
Kev. Henry Sharpe Pocklington, of Stebbhig, Essex, m.
8 Aug. 1827, Amelia Georgina, dau. of Major-Gen. Smythe,
Governor of New Brunswick, and d. 23 July, 1842, leaving by
her (who d. 17 April, 1843),
George Henry, now of Chelsworth Hall.
Frederic, ra. Alice Emmy, dau. of Kev. Dr. Jelf, Canon of
Christ Church, Oxford, and has issue, Frederic Arthur, and
Frances Emily.
Ellen Katrine.
Kose Emily, in. Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilson, Bart.
Alice.
Arms — Erm., three bends az. on a chief or, as many martlets
ea. Crest— K demi-leopard rampant ppr. holding in the dexter
paw an ostrich feather arg.
^'eai— Chelsworth Hall, Bildestone, Suffolk.
POCKLINGTON OF HAGNABY PRIORY.
Pocelington-Coltman, Roger, Esq. of Hag-
naby Priory, co. Lincoln, J.P., h. 22 Sept. 1832 ;
m. 27 June, 1872, Marion Catharine, only surviving
child of Thomas Coltman, Esq. of Hagnaby Priory,
who s. on the death of her father, April, 1875.
Mr. Pocklington assumed, by royal license, the
surname of Coltman, in addition to and after that
of Pocklington.
%i\\tcl^t. — The very ancient family of Pocklington, is
supposed to have derived, at an early period, its appellation
from the town of that name in the East Hiding of co. York.
Thomas Pocklington (son of William Pocklington, living
tmvi>. Henry VIII.) had the Chauntry lands in Coddington,
Notts, bclonginc; to the Priory of St. Catherine, near Lincoln,
settled on him 44 Elizabeth; his son, John Pocklington, of
CoUingham, was father, by Letitia his wife, of William Pock-
lington, of Colliiigham, who was one of the Grand Jury, who
subscribed and sent instructions to the Knights of the Sliire of
NoUingham, during the violent debates of 1642, in favour of
the King. 15y Jlildrcd his wife, he left, inter alios, a son,
lloGER Pocklington, of Newark, father of Roger Pocklington,
of Kelham, Notts, who d. 31 Oct. 1720, leaving, by Mary his
wife, dau. of Thomas Saxton, Esq., several children, of whom
was
Roger Pocklington, Esq. of Eassingham, co. Lincoln, 6.
1669, m. Ann, dau. of Thomas Haslam, Esq. of Newark, and
dying 1751, left a son,
William Pocklington, of Newark, Notts, 6. 1694; m. 1734,
Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Eastall, Esq. of The Friary, Newark,
and rf. July, 1764, having had issue, i. Roger; ii. Joseph, of
Muskliam House, Notts, and Barrow House, Cumberland,
)j. 25 April. 1736, d. imm. 31 May, 1817; and ni. Mary, d.unm.
8 March, 1809. The elder son,
Roger Pocklington, of WinthorpeHall, Notts, 6. 25 Oct.
1734; m. 2 March, 1774, Mary, eldest dau. and co-heiress of
AVilliam Roe, Esq. of Sudbrooke Hall, near Ancaster, co.
Lincoln, and d. 12 Oct. 1810, leaving issue,
Roger, his heir.
Elizabeth, r,i. 12 Sept. 1804, Eev. Godfrey Gilbert Cooper,
Rector of Ewhurst, Sussex ; d. 19 Feb. 1841.
The son,
Roger Pocklington, Esq. of Carlton House, Notts, &.
10 Aug. 1775; ?ii. 2 Feb. 1802, Jane, dau. of Sir James Camp-
bell, Knt. of Invernell, co. Argyll, and d. 25 April, 1847, having
had issue,
I. Roger (Rev.), of whom hereafter.
II. Joseph, the late Joseph Pocklingtok-Sekho17SE, Esq. of
Nether Hall (see Senhocse of Nether IIo.U)
III Evelyn Henry Frederick, Lieut.-Gcn., and late Director-
Gen, of Military Education, 0. 18 Jon. ISU. »). 10 Aug.
1847, Barbara Campbell, only child of A. .Scott Bloomtield,
Esq. of Hollywood, co. Wicklow, and had by her (who d.
23 Aug. 1863) issue, 1 Evelyn, .52nd foot, b. 13 June, 1848;
2 Frederick Charles, latu 4th Hussars, 0. 18 July. 1849. -m.
1879 Eliza Amelia Adelaide, only dau. of C. P. Hoffmann,
Esq ; 3 Archibald James, Lieut. R.N., ;*. 9 June, 1851 .
1 Alice Jane; 2 Edith Harriet, 3 Blanche Ellen, 4 Con-
stance Mary. He r,i. 2ndly, 13 Dec 18G4. Harriet Fletcher,
dau. of Vice-Admiral Carter, and she d 19 May. 1869.
I. Mary EUzabeth Agnes, d.v.nm. 9 March, 1873.
II. Jane Augusta, m. 20 March, 1832, James Archibald
Campbell, Esq. of Inverawe, co. Argyll; and («. 11 July,
1842, leaving issue.
The eldest son.
Rev. Roger Pocklington, M.A., Vicar of Walesby, Notts,
and Rector of Skegness, co. Lincoln, m. 1st, 17 Nov. 1831,
Mary, 2nd dau. of George Hutton, Esq. of Carlton-on-Trent,
and had issue by her (who d. 20 May, 1864),
I. Roger, now Roger Pocklington-Coltman, Esq. of Hag-
n°%ertrain^Mitford, h. 9 Oct. 1835; m. Dec. 1873, Georgina,
ciau. of George Caldwell, Esq.
Ill Evelyn, b. 12 March, 1837; m. 5 Sept. 18/0, Elizabeth
Frances, dau. of Sir E. Bromhead, Bart., and has issue, a
dau., Mary, 6. Dec. 1872.
IV. Duncan (Rev.), b. 19 June, 1841 ; d. 1 June, 1870, unm.
V. Joseph George, b. and d. 7 July, 1842.
I. Mary Jane, m. 15 Oct. 1874. Kev. H. Blane, Rector of
Folkton, CO. York; d. 25 Jiine, 1876. „ ^.
II. Frances Elizabeth, m. 2 July, 1861, Sir George Macpher-
son Grant, Bart, of BallindallochCaslle, N.B.
He m. 2ndly, 8 March, 1866, Ann Amelia, dau. of A. Camp-
bell, Esq. of Possil, co. Lanark and Torosay, co. Argyll.
A riiis— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, Coltman ; 2ud and Srd,
Pocklington.
/S'eat— Hagnaby Priory, SpUsby.
PODE OF SLADE.
PODE, JonN Dttee, Esq. of Slade, in the parish
of Cornwood, Devon, sometime Fellow of New Coll.
Oxford, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, J. P. for Devon,
b. 6 Nov. 1832 ; m. 30 Aug. 1860, Augusta Boevey,
youngest dau. of the Rev. Charles Crawley, Incum-
bent of Flaxley, and afterwards Vicar of Hartpury,
CO. Gloucester {see Btjeke's Peerage and Baronet-
age, Csawley-Boevey), and has issue,
I. Ernest Dcke Yonge, 6. 2 Aug. 1862.
n. Cyril Augustin, 6. 29 April, 1866.
III. Arthur Crawley, b. 4 July, 1870.
I. Beatrice Catharina, b. 11 Aug. 186-4.
liLtUCatJC.— John Pode, of Woodland, in the parish of St.
Eudeaux, Devon, b. 1731 ; m. Rebecca, dau. of John Julian,
Esq. of the Friary, Plymouth, and dying 1772, left issue,
I. John Sporrell, of Slade, h. 1765, High Sheriff of Devon
1794, who d. s. p. 14 July, 1837, and was «. in the property,
■which he inherited from his father's uncle, John Spurrell,
Esq. of Slade, by his nephew, William.
II. William of Westcot, in the parish of St. Dominick, Corn-
wall, b. 1767; m. 4 March, 1791, Jenny, dau. of Tubal
Lewis, Esq. of Plymouth, and dying 1850, left issue,
1 William, of Slade, J. P., Capt. 33rd regt., 6. 22 Nov.
1791; m. 11 Oct. 1838, Thomasine, dau. of Samuel Benny,
Esq. of Callington, and dying 23 Nov. 1864, without issue,
was s. by his nephew, John Duke.
2 John Spurrell, Ensign 57th regt., 6. 2 March, 1795,
killed at the Battle of St. Jean de Luz, while carrying the
colours of his regt., 12 Dec. 1813.
3 Thomas Julian, of Plympton Erie, Devon, 6. 27 Sept.
1798; m. 1st, 15 Dec. 1830, Anne Duke, youngest dau. of
Rev. Dulie Y'onge, Vicar of Otterton, Devon, afterwards
of Cornwood (see Yonge of Puslincli), by whem he had
issue,
John Doke, now of Slade.
James Yonge, b. 23 Dec. 1833; d. 17 Not. 1834.
William Yonge, of Plympton Erie, b. 16 June, 1835.
Charles Coleridge, sometimes Scholar of Exeter Coll.
Oxford. B.A., M.B., Radcliffe Travelling FeUow 1867-
1869, b. 3 April, 1841 ; d. 25 May, 1873.
Edward, sometime of Exeter Coll. Oxford, 5. 26 Sept.
1842; m. 6 Oct. 1866, Elizabeth Davey, dau. of Mr.
Richard Clifton, of Ashwater, Devon.
Anne Catharine, rn. William John Woollcombe, Esq. of
Plympton Erie, son of Bear-Admiral WooUcombe, of
Hemerdon, Devon, by whom she has issue.
Charlotte Cordelia, m. Eev. Duke Yonge, of Newtnn
POE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
rOE
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Ferrers, Devon, son of Ecv. John YonKc, of ruslinsh,
by whom she has issue (if Yonge of Fuslhuh).
Frances Alcthea, m. licv. T. Harold F. llickes, by whom
she has issue.
Thomas Juhan m. 2ndlr, 22 Sept. 1847, Hannah, dau. of
James Aspinall, Esq. of Liverpool, but by her had no
issue; he (/. 9 Feb. 1857.
4 Stephen Henry, of I'lympton Erie, h. 1 July, 1807; m.
10 April, 1843, Mary Anno, dau. of Ilev. John Arscott, of
Mevagissey, Cornwnll, and Incumbent of Flympton, St.
Maurice, and has issue,
John SpurreU, b. 7 Feb. 1844.
Jane Arscott, hi. 31 Aug. 18GS, George Miles, Esq. of
PlymptoQ Erie, son of Henry Miles, Esq. ol Gillinghaui,
Dorset.
6 Lewis, b. 28 May, 1812; d. in Canada, June, 18G7, with-
out issue.
€ John, a Midshipman in H.M.S. "Elcnhcim," 6. April,
1814; d. at Stoke Damerel, Devon, 8 July, 1842, without
issue.
1 Mary Catherine, d. 180G. 2 Jane.
3 Harriet Blight. 4 Mary Catherine, d. 18 March, 1860.
6 Frances Caroline.
Arms — Az., on a chevron or, between two eagles displayed
in chief arg. and a lion's head erased of the second iu base
three estoiles gu. Crest — Issuant from clouds ppr. a denii-
eagle az. collared or, wings elevated arg. on the breast and
each wing an estoile counterchanged. Motto — Altiora sequi-
mur.
Scat — Slade, Ivybridge, Devon.
POE OF RIVERSTON AND
DERKINVOHILL.
PoE, James Joceltn, Esq., A.M. Trin. Coll.
Dublin, of Derrinvohill, co. Tipperary, m. 30 Sept.
18-43, Jane Lovett, eldest dau. and sole heiress of
the late John Bennett, Esq. of Eivcrston, co.
Tipperary, eldest son of the Hon. Mi-. Justice John
Bennett, of the Court of King's Bench in Ireland^
by Jane his wife, sister of Sir Jonathan Lovett,
Bart., and has issue,
I. James Hill, A.M. Trin. Coll. Dublin, Lieut. 94th regt.,
h. 10 July, 1845; m. 22 June, 1875, Blary Elinor, 2nd dau.
of the late Richard Warburton, of Garryhinch, Kings Co.,
D.L., and has issue, 1 Mary Elinor, b. 16 March, 1876;
2 Blanche Frances Jane, b. 24 March, 1877 ; and a son, 6.
21 Nov. 1878.
n. John Thomas, A.M. Trin. Coll. Dublin, b. 22 Sept. 1S4G.
^intHQt. — This ancient family is stated to have come
from the Upper Palatinate of the Rhine. Thomas and
William Foe, two brothers, were officers in Ckojiwell's
army, and by the roll of muster it appears were at the siege of
Limerick, for which services grants of land in Ireland in fee
and freehold were made to them, and confirmed by King
William III., 1691,
Emanxel Poe, eldest son of Capt. Thomas Pee, d,. 1683,
having had issue,
William, of Knock, from whom descended the present
(formerly called) Knock or Donnybrook branch.
Emandel, of Clonmuok, from whom is descended the (for-
merly called) Clonmuck or Solsborough line.
James, who purchased the Harley Park estate, co. Kilkenny
The 2nd son,
Emancel Poe, Esq. of Solsborough, m. Miss Mary Hill, d.au.
of Col. Hill, of Derry, who had a command at the siege of
Derry, and d. 1727, leaving a son and successor,
James Poe, Esq. of Solsborough, m. Blanche Waller, dau. of
Samuel Waller, Esq. of Newport, by his wife Anne Jocelyn,
aister to Robert, 1st Baron Newport, and afterwards Viscount
Joeelyn, Lord Chancellor of Ireland; her sisters, Charlotte,
t». John Bloomfield, Esq., ancestor to Lord Bloomfield; and
Sarah, m. Cooke Otway, of Castle Otway. James Poe d. 1784,
having had issue,
I. John, his heir, m. Barbara Bernard, of Castle Bernard,
aunt to the present Col. Bernard, of King's Co., and d. s. v.
1837.
II. JAsrEs Hill, Ecctor of Nenagh, m. Frances, dau. of
William Poe, Esq. of the Donnybrook line, and iZ. Feb. 1859,
leaving issue. She d. 7 Feb. 1864.
1 James Joceltn, present representative of the Sals-
borough line as above. 2 John, d. unm.
3 William Thomas, M.A., Barristcr-at-Law, of Curragh-
morc, CO. Tipperary, 6. 1814; m. 1st, 1842, Mary Ellen,
dau. of George Leslie, Esq.of Donaghadee, by whom (who
d. 1851) he had issue,
James LesUe (Bev.), b. 15 Oct. 1844.
George Leslie, Lieut. R.N., b. 29 May, 184G ■,in.M Nov.
1877, Mary Caldccott, dau. of the late Edward Charley,
Esq. of Cunway House, Dunnmrry, co. Antrim.
AVilliam Ilutcheson, Lieut. U.M.L.I., b. 20 Sept. 1848.
Edmund .Siiniuel, Lieut. U.N., b. 11 ScjU. 1819: t.i.'lst,
Sept. 1877, Frances Catherine, eldest dau. ol the late
Gen. Sir JusticcShicI, K.C.B., formerly 11. M.'s Minister
in Persia, and has issue, William Sketlinmuii, 0. 24 June
187s. Uc ni. 'Jndly, 1854, lion. Elizaljctli Mary Skef-
fington, youngest dau. of Thomas Henry, 2nd V"iscoimt
Forrard, and of Harriet Skcffington, loth Viscountess
Masse reenc.
4 Percy Jocelyn, m. Miss Eoake.
1 Barbara Ellen, m. Rev. Henry Bcasley.
III. RouEBT Walleb, m. Anne Harington, whose son, Eenbt
Habington Poe (xre PoE nf Solsborough), now owns the old
family estate, Solsborough, co. Tipperary.
IV. Samuel Waller, ni. Anne Richardson.
V. Emanuel Thomas, Major 50th regt., d. unm.
Arms — Or, a fcss sa. between three crescents az., issuing
flames ppr. Crest — A boai''s head erased ppr. pierced through
by a spear. Motto — Malo mori quam foedari.
iSeaJs— Rivcrston, Neangh, co. Tipperary.
POE OF SOLSBOROUGH.
Poe, Henry Habington, Esq. of Solsborough,
CO. Tipperary, J.P., late of Calcutta, Solicitor, b.
1 Nov. 182i ; m. 20 Nov. 1856, Caroline, youngest
dau. of James Ilbcry, Esq., and widow of Samuel
Turner Fearou, Esq., M.D., of Hoddesdon, Herts,
and has had issue,
I. William Harington, h. 18 May, 1858 ; d. 7 Kov. 1859,
II. Henry Robert, b. 2 June, 1860.
I. Annie Blanche Caroline.
ittlTCagC— Robert Walleb Poe, 3rd son of James Poe,
formerly of Solsborough (.see Poe of Derrinvohill), m. 12 Aug.
1817, Anne, dau. of William Harington, Esq., Madras Civil
Service, and d. II April, 1851, having by her (who d. 15 May,
1827) had issue,
I. Robert Harington, &. 27 Oct. 1820, and is deceased.
II. William Harington, late of Calcutta, Solicitor, b. 3 Sept.
1822, and f/. 23 Sept. 18-56.
III. Henry Harington, now of Solsborough.
IV. Emanuel Thomas, b. 23 March, 1827; m. 6 Oct. 1859,
Isabella Jane, eldest dau. of James William Crowdy, Esq.,
late Capt. 47th regt., and has had issue,
1 Robert James, b. II Aug. 1860; d. 9 June, 1861.
2 Lawrence Ilbery, b. 14 Dec. 1861.
3 Herbert Henry, b. 14 Aug. 1868.
4 Charles Harington, b. 31 May, 1872.
1 Eleanor Kathleen.
I. Annie Blanche, m. 24 Nov. 1839, Henry John Childe Shake-
spear, of the Bengal Army (late Commandant of the Nagpore
Irregular Force), and d. 2 June, 1857, leaving issue,
1 Henry Alexander, b. 2 Dec. 1840, Major Bengal Cavalry-
2 George James Robert, b. 14 Oct. 1842, Capt. Bengal
Staff Corps; »,i. 22 Feb. 1873, Lilly, dau. of Major-Gen.
Lane, of the Bengal army, and has issue two daus.,
Helen and Lilly.
3 Meurson, b. 23 Sept. 1846 ; d. Sept. 1849.
4 William Henry Sullivan, Indian Ci^-il Service, 6.23 Sept.
1849 ; m. 9 Jan. 1878, Miss Davidson, and has a son, 6. 30
Oct. 1878.
1 Anne Jane Eliza Richmond, m. 14 July, I8G4, Rev. J.C.
Head, Rector of Terryglnss, co. Tipperary, youngest son
of the Very Rev. John Head, Dean of Killaloe, and has
issue, Kijhmond Henry, b. 14 May, 1865; D'Esterre
Prittie, b. 21 May, 1866; Francis Jonathan, i. 22 Dec.
1868; Arthur, 6. 30 May, 1873; Louisa Margaret ; Grace.
II. Cecilia, d. in infancy.
III. EUza Henrietta, d. Sept. 1860.
Arms and Crest {see preceding Memoir). Motto— TUsXo mori
quam foedari.
Heat — Solsborough, Nenagh, co. Tipperary.
POE OF HARLEY PARK.
Poe, Aethue, Esq. of Harley Park, co. Tippe-
rary, h. 1 Nov. 1828; m. 15 Sept. 1858, Olivia
Elizabeth, dau. of John Jacob, Esq., M.D., of Mary-
borough, and has issue,
I. James Pcrefot, 6. 21 Dec. 1859.
II. John Julius Evans, b. 16 March, 1864.
III. Arthur Percy, b. 4 Sept. 1866.
1. Catherine Adelaide. ii. Olivfa.
iLillCaSC— James Poe, Esq., 3rd son of Emanuel Poe {see
Foe of Derrinvohill), purchased the Harley Park estate. He m.
12SG
POE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POL
Miss Mary Coolre, of Kiltinan, and d. 172S, leaving a son,
James, who d. -i'Mm., and two daus., of whom the elder,
ScsAS PoE, ', i. 7 Nov. 1729, Purefoy Poe, son of William Poe,
Esq. of Knock, and was mother of
James Poe, Esq. of Harley Park, m. Bridget, dau. of the
Hon. Eichard Power, Baron of the Court of Exchequer in
Ireland, and d. 1756, having liad issue (with a dau. Susan)
three sons,
I. PcBEFOT, his heir.
II. John, m. Miss Barton, of Ballyline, and had three sons,
1 James, of Kilkenny, m. 1820, Harriett Arabella Walters,
and d. 1851, leaving issue, James, of Kilkenny, 6. 1827 ;
m. 1857, Susan Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Rev. Jeremiah
McCheane: Purefoy; John: Robert; Richard De Shee;
Olivia; Mary, m. James Comerford, Esq.; Anne, m.
William F. Muslow, Esq.; Harriet; Georgiana Susan;
and Margaret.
2 Purefoy, i.i. Miss Izod. 3 John, resided in England.
ni. James, d. s.p.
Tbe eldest son,
PtTBEFOT PoE, Esq. of Harley Park, m. 3 March, 1769,
Martha, eldest dau. of the Hon. George Smyth, one of the
Barons of the Exchequer in Ireland, and left at his decease,
15 Feb. 1817, an only son and heir,
Jame PtrBEFOY Poe, Esq. of Harley Park, J.P., b. 23 Oct.
17(7 771. 23 Jan. 1818, Catherine, only dau. of Arthur Adams,
Es-i. of Bengerstown, co. Meath, and had issue,
PcnEPOT, his heir.
Abthi-e, successor to his brother, and now of Harley Park.
James, 6. 3 Feb. 1S30.
Martha. Kate, m. Eev. George Russell.
Susan. Frances.
Mr. Poe d. July, 1851. His eldest son,
PcBEFOT PoE, Esq. of Harley Park, J. P., High Sheriff of co.
Kilkenny 1854, d. v.n.n. July, 1860, and was s. by his brother,
the present Aethcs Poe, Esq. of Harley Park.
Arms — Or, a fess sa., between three crescents az. issuing
flames ppr. Crest— \ boar's head erased pierced through by
a spear all ppr. Motto — Malo mori quam fcedari.
&«{— Harley Park, Calian, co. Tipperary.
POER OF BELLEVILLE.
POEE, Samuel Beeesfoed, Esq. of Belleville
Park, CO. Waterford, b. 1837 ; m. 1868, Mary, dau.
of Eev. John Burket Wallace, Rector of Axdmore,
C3. Waterford, and has, with other issue,
Geoege Beeesfoed, 6. 1869.
iLtllCaflC.— This branch of the very ancient and distin-
guished family of Le Peer of Curraghmore has been settled in
the CO. Waterford for a period of four hundred years.
PiEKCE Power, Esq. of Ballyhane, co. Waterford, m. 1666,
Grace, dau. of Sir Thomas Osborne, 4th ban. of Theckincor,
CO- Waterford, and was father of
Nicolas Power, Esq. of Mogehy, co. Waterford, m. Eliza-
beth, dau. of Carey, of CareysvUle, co. Cork, and had issue,
PtEBCE, his heir.
Penelope (Sirs. Sandys), of co. Gloucester.
Elizabeth (Mrs. Devereus).
Mr. Power, whose will, dated 12 Dec. 1752, and'proved 8 March,
1754, was «. by his son.
Pierce Power, Esq. of Mogehy and Affane, High Sheriff co.
Waterford 1789, m. 1762, Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Valentine
Browning, Esq. of Affane, co. Waterford, and had issue,
Nicholas, d. young. Samtel, of whom presently.
John. Pierce.
William.
Alicia, m. John Drew, Esq. of Frogmore, co. Cork.
Catherine, m. Sir Christopher Musgrave, 2nd bart. of Tourin,
CO. Waterford.
Jane, ra. Rev. George Miles.
Mr. Power d. 1815, and was «. by his eldest surviving son,
Samctl Power, Esq. of Belleville, who resumed the
original orthography of his surname Poeb. He m. 1798, Anne
Letitia, eldest surviving dau. of Sir George Browne, 6th bart. of
the Neale Park, co. JIayo, by Anastatia his wife, dau. of Denis
Daly, Esq. of Raford, co. Galway, by Lady Anne Burke his wife,
dau. of ilichael, lOth Earl of Clanricarde. By this lady (who
d. 1830) Mr. Poer had issue,
George Beresford, now of Belleville Park.
Henry Browne (Eev.). Samuel William.
Anna. Elizabeth. Georgina.
Mr. Poer d. 10 Nov. 1842, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Beresford Poer, Esq. of Belleville Park, J. P., High
Sheriff 1853; m. 23 Nov. 1830, Elizabeth Grace, 3rd dau. of
Edward Hoare Reeves, Esq. of Eallyglissane, co. Cork, and
grand-niece of Hugh, Viscount Carleton, and had issue,
I. George, d. young.
u. Samuel Beresford, his heir, 6. April, 1869.
I. Dorothea Carleton.
Mr. Poer d, 1S74, and was s. by his eldest stirviving son,
Samuel Beresford Poer, now of Belleville Park.
Anm — Arg., a bend engrailed gu. on a chief of the last,
three escallops of the first. Crest — A stag's head caboshed arjr.
attired or, between the attires a crucifix. Motto— 26T crucea
ad coronam.
Seat — Belleville, Cappoquin, co. Waterford.
4
CHANDOS-POLE OF RADBTTBNE.
Chaxdos-Pole, Eeginald Waleelixe, Esq. of
Eadbume Hall, co. Derb-^, J.P., late Lieut. Grena-
dier Guards, b. 4 Feb. 18o3.
£.tUCfl2C. — Representing the great and historic House of
Chasdos of Radboriie, and a younger branch of the Ferrers,
Earls of Derby, the Poles derive an uninterrupted descent
from the time of William the Co.sqiieror, and have ever
maintained a leading position in the counties in which they
have been seated.
Sir Peter de la Pole, M.P. for co. Derby, 2 Hewrt IV.,
eldest son of Sir Johs de la Pole, of Newborough, co. Stafford,
the representative of an ancient and honourable Stafford
family, by Cecilia his wife, sister and heir of Sir William de
Wakebridge, Knt.,* m. Elizabeth, only dau. and heir of Sir
John Lawtos, Knt., Constable of the Castle of St. Saviours,
by Alianore his wife, dau. and co-heir of the renowned Sib
John Chasdos, of Radborne, one of the original Knights of
the Garter, and one of the most illustrious warriors of the
martial time of Edward III. The family of Chandos had
acquired Radborne in marriage with a co-heiress of Robert de
Ferrers, Lord of Egginton, grandson of William de Ferrers,
Earl of Derby. Sir Peter de la Pole, by the heiress of Rad-
borne, who d. 4 Aug. 1432, left three sons and one dau.,
I. Ralph, his successor; ii. Thomas, who m. Elizabeth, dau.
of Sir Nicholas Longford, Knt. ; iii. Henry, 7/i. Alice, dau.
and co-heir of Robert Dethick, of Dethick, and was ancestor
of the Poles of Heage ; and i. EUzabeth, ra. Thomas de St.
Andrew, of Gotham, Notts. The eldest son,
Ralph de la Pole, of Radborne, one of the Judges of the
Court of King's Bench 1452, m. Joan, dau. of Thomas Gros-
venor, Esq., and had (with two daus., Alice and Maria) a son,
Ralph de la Pole, of Radborne, High Sheriff 1477, m.
Elizabeth, rtau. and co-heir of Reginald Moton, Esq. of Peckle-
ton, CO. Leicester, and had, with other issue, a son,
John, m. 13 Edward IV., Jane, dau. of John Fitzherbert,
Esq. of Etwall, and by her (who m. 2ndly, Sir John Port, oi
Etwall) left at his decease, v. p., a son, Germajj, successor
to his grandfather.
Ralph de la Pole d. 1491, and was s. by his grandson,
German de la Pole, Esq. of Radborne, h. 1482 ; m. Anne,
dau. of Sir Robert Plompton, Knt. of Plompton, co. York, and
had issue,
I. Francis, his heir, of Dale Abbey, m. Catherine, dau. of
Humphrey Vernon, Esq. of Hodnet, and dying v. p., left a
son, German, successor to his grandfather.
II. John, d. s. p. III. Richard, d. s. p.
IV. German, of Lees, co. Derby, living 5 Elizabeth, m.
Anne, widow of John Collier, of Dalbury Lees, and was
father of
Richard Pole, Esq. of Lees, m. 23 Nov. 3602, Martha,
dau. of Henry Gregson, Esq. of Sherrow Hall, Sutton-on-
the-Hill, and was s. by his son,
Edward Pole, Esq. of Lees, bapt. 17 Feb. 1610, m. Mary,
dau. of Peter Callingwood, Esq. of Trusley, and by her
(who d. 19 Feb. 1686) left at his decease, 1695, a son and
successor,
Samtel Pole, Esq., &. 22 Dec. 1651, of whom presently,
as inheritor of Radborne.
I. Helen, m. Sir Richard Curzon, Knt. of Kedleston.
II. Jane, m. German Pole, Esq. of AA'akebridge.
III. Elizabeth, m. Anthony Eyre, Esq. of Newbold.
IV. Mary, m. Stephen GoldweU, Esq.
German de la Pole d. 1552, and was s. by his grandson,
German de la Pole, Esq. of Radborne, High Sheriff 1575,
■m. Dorothy, dau. of Sir Thomas Cockayne, Knt. of Ashbourne,
and had issue. He d. 1599, and was s. by his son,
* From Sir John de la Pole's 2nd son, Ralph, descended the
Poles oi Wckebridge and Park Hall, now extinct, and from a
younger branch the celebrated Cardinal Polb is presumed to
have sprung.
POL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POL
12S7
Fbancts Pole, Esq. of UtKlborne, 6. 1537 ; m. the dau. of Sir
Gerard Crokcr, lint., but d. s. p. 1012, when he was s. by his
brother.
Sir German Tole, of Radhorne, bapt. ITiTS, a distiriRuished
commander, who served against the Spanish Armada, and was
made a Knijclit 15anncret for liisgood services in Ireland, under
tlie Lord Peputy Jlounljoy, 1599. This sallant personaKe m.
6 Dec. 16'25, Millieent, dau. of Francis Jlundy, Esq. of Mark-
caton, and by her (who U. 1GG2) left at liis decease, 1034, a son
and successor,
ilERMAN PoiE, Esq. of Radbomc, bapt. 15 Oct. 1626, m.
17 Dec. 1650, Ann, dau. of Sir Richard Newdifrate, 1st bart. of
Arbury, co. Warwick, but d. s. jj. 1GS3, having settled his
estates upon his cousin and heir male,
Samdel Pole, Esq., who then became of Radborne, and
served as High SlierilT 1695. lie m. Anne, dau. of William
Mundy, Esq. of Markeaton, and by her (who was buried
25 March, 1732) had issue,
German, his heir.
Samuel (Kev.), Rector of Radborne nnd Mucrsinton, cndnwer
of the Schools at those place.*!, .'>i.7 June, 1720, Wary, dau. of
Samuel Holden, Esq. of Aston; and d. s. p. 3 Oct. 1758,
ascd 69. ,
I'.iiward, Lieut. -Gen., Col. of the 10th foot, who served in
.^larlborough's campaigns, and was distinguished at Mal-
plaquct. lie »(. 1st, in7, Elizabeth, dau. and co-licir of
liobert Sacheverell, Esq. of Barton, en. Derby, and of
Morley, co. Derby, descended, through Patrick Sacheverell,
Lord of Hepwcll, temp. Edward 1., from John de Sache-
verell, who m. at a very early period one of the co-heiresses
of Eitz-Ercald. By this lady (3ien. Pole had (with two daus.,
Elizabeth, in. Francis Newdigate, Esq. of Arbury Hall; and
Anne, m. Valentine Stead, Esq. of Nuttingham) a son,
Edward Sacheverell, successor to his uncle at liadborne.
The Gen. m. 2ndly, Olivia Walsh, and by her (who d. in
Dublin, July, 1789) had three sons, Charles, Samuel, and
William, who all d. s. p. (one, Ma,ior of tlie Pomi)adours,
vas drowned in the "Ville de Paris ") and one dau., Mili-
cent. III. 1774, Arthur, Viscount Gosford. Gen. Pole rf. 25
Dec. 17C2.
William, of Liverpool, ancestor of the Poles of that place.
Charles, 6. 1696, ancestor of Sir Peter Pole, Bart, of Toddcn-
ham.
Anne, d. young, 1604. Frances.
Anna Maria. Philippa.
Milicent, m. 1 May, 1711, Francis Xewdigate, Esq. of Arbury.
Samuel Pole d. 10 Feb. 1731, and was s. by his eldest son,
German Pole, Esq. of Radborne, Higli Sheriff 1735, hi. l.=;t,
7 Jan. 1717, Sarah, dau. of Joseph Bagnall. Esq. of Roe-
hampton, Surrey, and had by her (who d. 1725) an only child,
Anne, m. 1738, Godfrey Clarke, Esq. of Chilcote, co. Derby.
He m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Robert Gayer, Esq. of Stoke Pogis,
Bucks, and had by her (who d. 1762) a son, German, who
d. V. p., unm. 17G3, and a dau., Mary, m. 1st, Thomas Powys,
Esq. of Berwick; 2nd!y, 1776, Sir Rowland Hill, 1st bart. of
Hawkestone ; and 3rdly, Joseph Foster Earham, Esq. Mr.
Pole d. 1765, and was s. by (the son of his brother, Lieut. -Gen.
Edward Pole) his nephew,
Edward Sacheverell Pole, Esq. of Radborne, b. 1718, Col.
In the army, who served at Fontenoy, Culloilen, through the
Seven Years' War, at Minden, &c. By Elizabeth Collier his
wife (who m. 2ndly, Erasmus Darwin, M.D.) he bad issue,
Sacheverell, his heir.
Elizabeth Anne, m. Henry Bromley, Esq. of Abberley Lodge,
CO. Worcester; and d. 25 Sept. 1827.
Milicent, m. 13 Oct. 1792, John Gisbornc, Esq. of Hackney
Lane House, Darley Dale, co. Derby.
Col. Pole d. 1780, and was s. by his son,
Sacheverell Pole, Esq. of Radborne, b. 10 June, 1769, who
assumed, by sign manual, 1S07, as representative of the great
Si» John Chandos, K.G., the additional surname and arms of
Chandos. He m. 16 March, 1791, Mary, dau. of Rev. Henry
Ware, D.D., Rector of Balrothery, by Anne his wife, dau. of
Wrightson Mundy, Esq. of Markeaton, M.P. for co. Leicester,
and had issue,
Edward Sacheverell, his heir.
Henry Reginald (Uev.), Rectorof Radborne and Mugginton, 6.
12 March, 1797; d. 19 June, 1860.
German l.>ancis, b. 7 Jan. 1801 ; (/. at Madeira, 1 Feb. 1820.
Elizabeth Mary. m. 18 March, 1816, George An.-^on, 7th Lord
Byron. Milicent Anne, d. v7tm. at Pisa, 6 May, 1820
Philippa Charlotte, d. 1814, aged 15.
Mr. Chandos-Pole rf. 14 April, 1813, and was .'. by his eldest son,
Edward Sacheverell Chandos-Pole, Esq. of Radborne
Hall, High Sheriff 1827, b. 1 March, 1792; m. 22 Feb. 1819,
Anna Maria, dau. of Rev. E. S. Wilmot, Rector of Langley,
and had issue,
Edward Sacheverell, liis heir.
Henry (set Chandos-Pole-Gell of Ilopton Hall),
II.
German, b. 23 Sept. 1830; d. young.
William (Rev.), Rector of Radbuine, b. 14 July, 1833; r,i.
20 Jan. 1805, Christina, dau. of Capt. Christii]ilier Crackeu-
thorpe Askew, It.N., and has issue, Christuiihur Askew, b,
14 Nov. 1867 ; and Margaret.
Anna Maria, d. 1843.
IMillieent, in. 1854, Maximilian August Dremcl.
Charlotte, m. 1 Jan. 1845, the Hon! John Yardc Bullcr, only
son of John, 1st Lord Ctiurston.
Eleanor, m. 1858, Rear Admiral Henry Bagot, 2nd son of
Hon. and Riglit Rev. Rirliard Bagut, Bisbop of iJatli and
Wells. Emma Matilda. Cicely Anne, d. 1852.
He d. 19 Jan. 1803, and was s. by his eldest son,
ICdward Sacheverell Chandos-Pole, Esq. of Radborne
Hall, High SberifT co. Derby, 1807, b. 10 Jan. 1820; m. 15 Aug.
18.'i0, Lady Anna Caroline Stanhope, dau. of Leicester, 5lh
Earl of Harrington, and had, with other issue, his eldest son
and heir,
I. Reginald Walkeltne, now of Radborne.
II. John, h. 28 Aug. 1858.
III. Edward Ferrers, b. 20 Dec. 1859.
IV. Samuel, b. 1 April, 1801. v. Francis, 6. 4 Aug. 18G4.
I. Anna Maria, b. 16 June, 1855.
II. Evclyne, b. 18 July, 18.56; d. 23 June, 1875.
III. Carolina, b. 19 July, 1857 ; m. 20 July, 1878, Lord Claud
John Hamilton, M.P.
IV. Mary, b. 10 March, 1863.
V. Margaret, b. 21 May, 1866.
VI. Alianore, 6. 5 Oct. 1808.
Mr. Chandos-Pole d. 1873, and wag s. by his eldest son.
Anns — Arg., a chevron between three crescents gu., for
Pole; and 2nd, arg., a pile gu., for Chandos. VrcMs — 1st, A
falcon rising ppr. belled and jessed or ; 2nd, A knight's head
in chain armour ppr. ; 3rd, A goat passant arg.
Seat — Radburne Hall, co. Derby
CHANDOS-POLE-GELL OF HOPTOIT
HALL.
CnANDOS-PoLE-GELL, Henet, Esq. of Hopton
Hall, CO. Derby, J.P., b. 10 Jan. 1829 ; m. 1st,
0 July, 1851, Henrietta Auriol, youngest dan. of
Edward Auriol Druminond-Hay, Esq., Charge
d' Affaires in Morocco, by wbom he has had issue,
I. Cicely Eleanor. it. Margaret Ermcutrudo.
III. Katharine Laura, d. 30 May, 1870.
IV. Edith Frances.
V. Blabel Alice, twin with Edith Frances, d an infant.
He m. 2ndly, 14 Dee. 1869, Teresa Cliarlotte, dan.
of Sir Edward Manningham-Buller, Bart., by whom
he has issue,
I. Harry Anthony, b. 19 Nov. 1872.
Mr. Henry Chandos-Pole, who is 2nd son of
Edward S. Chandos-Pole, Esq. of Radborne, as-
sumed the additional surname of Gell, by sign-
manual dated 1863.
JLlllCSgC. — See Chandos Pole, of Radborne,
Scat — Hopton Hall, Wirksworth.
POLEY OF BOXTED HALL.
Weller-Polet, John George, Esq. of Boxtcd
Hall, Suffolk, J.P., b. 25 May, 1849.
ILllTCilflC. — The Poleys are of remote antiquity in tho
county of Suffolk. About the reign of Edward III., or
Richard II., tbey left their residence in Herts, which, accord-
ing to tho custom of those times, had a similar name, and
went into Suffolk, where, their seats being fixed at Boxted
and Badley, the foundation of two flourishing families was
laid, as appears from writings belonging to Boxted Manor, fioui
family records, and a pedigree well attested.
Thomas Poley, Esq. of Stoke, Suffolk, and, jure v.xoris,
Anne Badwell, a Lord of tho Manor of Boxted, b. ianp.
Edward III., was father of Thomas Poley, Esq., Lord of
Boxted, b. temp. Richard II., who, by Alice his wife, dau.
and eo-heir of Jeffrey Rockwell of Wormingford, Essex, was
father of John Poley, Esq. of Wonningfonl, and of Boxted,
Man-at-Arms in the retinue of Lord Hastings in 1480, rf. 14S7,
leaving by Agnes his wife, dau. of Sir Richard Whetley, Knt. of
Calais, with other issue, two sons, Richard, his heir, of
whom presently, and John, of Bidenham, Kent. The eldest
son and heir,
Richard Polet, Esq. of Boxted, 6. temp. Edward IV., m.
Anne, dau. of Sir William Cbqiton, Knt. of Listen Hall, Essex,
and dying 1540, left, with other issue,
4,0
1288
POL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POL
John Foley, K?q. of Costed, bapt. 27 Sept. 1539; m.
Marsery, dau. of Jolin Elyant, of Ringshall, Suffolk (and heir
to Richard, her brother), and by her, who d. ir>Cl, had nume-
rous issue; of the daus., one dau. m. William Hervey, Esq. of
Ickworth ; of the sons, i. William, his heir ; ii. Ricliard ;
III. Giles; iv. Thomas, of Wrongey, or Wormegay, father of
Sir John Foley, Knt. of Wrongey. He d. 16s0, and was s. by
his eldest son,
William Foley, Esq. of Boxted, to. Alice, dau. and heir of
Edmund Shaa, of Horndon-on-the-Hill, E.ssex, and d. 1587,
having had, with five daus., two sons. Sir John Foley, Knt.
of Boxted, his hoir, who d. s. p. in Flanders; and
Sir William Foley, Knt. of Boxted, b. 1562; to. 20 Sept.
1597, Anne, 2nd dau. of Sir Robert Jermyn, Knt. of Rush-
brooke, and by her, who d. 1658, had (with three daus.
Judith, in. 1615, Sir Humphrey May, Knt.; Catherine, m.
Edward Barker, son of Sir Robert Barker, and d. 1665; and
Mary), three sons, i. Robert, killed at the Isle of Elie, s. jj.;
II. William (Sir), of whom presently; in. John (Sir) Knt. of
Bury, b. 1603. Sir William Foley, M.F. for Sudbury 1623 and
1628, d. 1629. His 2nd son.
Sir William Foley, Knt. of Boxted, h. 1602; to. 1st, Eliza-
beth, dau. and co-heirof Sir Henry Arden, Knt. of co. Warwick,
and by her, who d. 1632, had a dau., Susan, m. 1st, Anthony,
Maxey, Esq. ; and 2ndly, Hon. Richard Savage, 3rd son of John,
Earl Rivers. Sir William to. 2ndly, Elizabeth, 5th dau. of
Paul D'Ewes, Esq. of Stowlangtoft, Suffolk, and by her, who
d. 1698, had, with three daus., Anne, d. s. y. ; Elizabeth, m.
William Clopton, Esq. of Liston, Essex; and Cecilia, rn.
Thomas Brown, Esq. of Arlsey, co. Bedford, three sons,
John (Sir), Knt. of Boxted, b. 1637, M.F., d. 1705; issue
extinct. Thomas, of whose line we treat.
William, b. 1647, drowned at Lisbon, 1711.
The 2nd son,
Thomas Foley, Esq., b. 1G42; in. Frances, dau. of Sir
Bichard Head, Bart, of Rochester, and by her (who in. 2ndly,
Adam Lawrey, Esq.) had, with two sons, Richard, b. 1682, rn.
Elizabeth Wilford, and d. s. 'j}.; and William, also d.s.p.;
two daus., Bridget and
Elizabeth Foley, to. Robert Weller, Esq. of Tunbridge,
and d. 1761, leaving by him, who d. 1751, an only son,
George Weller, Esq., 6. 1710, who took the additional
name of Foley. He rn. Frances, dau. of Thomas llussey,
Esq. of Burwash, Sussex, and by her, who d. 1796, left issue,
at his decease, 1778 (with a dau., Frances, m. Rev. Walter
Maurice Johnson, of Spalding, co. Lincoln), i. George, d. unrn.
1780, aged 26; ii. John, his heir; and in. William (Rev.), d.
1837, aged 72. The 2nd son.
The Rev. John Weller Foley, of Boxted, b. 1755; m.
1 Feb. 1783, Jane, dau. of John Blatch Whaley, Esq. of
Colchester, and by her, who d. 1833, left at his decease,
29 May, 1799, an only son and successor,
George Weller Foley, Esq. of Boxted Hall, 6. 1 Nov. 1783;
in. 8 March, 1808, Helen Sophia, dau. of James Fisher, Esq.,
of Browston Hall, Suffolk, and by her (who d. 20 Oct. 1800)
had issue,
John George, his heir.
William (Rev.), of Brandon House, Brandon, J. P., M..\.,
Eector of Santon, Suffolk, and Vicar Of Canton Downhaiii,
J.F., b. 18 Nov. 18U; m. 13 Oct. 1846, Margaret Tyers,
only child of the Rev. Dr. Barrett, Rector of Attleboro', and
has one dau., Mary Elizabeth.
Charles Edward, b. 1819.
James Fisher, b. 1821; d. in India, 1842.
George Frederick, b. 1823; m. Aug. 1855, Caroline, dau. nf
Henry Frederick Thistlothwayte, Esq., and <(. 1864, liavi.i^'
had issue, Frederick William, another son, and two daus.
Walter Johnson, 6. 1826; to. Catherine, dau. of Rev. J. T.
Halifax.
Charlotte Helen, to. 1843, Peter William Hamilton, Esq.,
Capt. R.N., who d. 1863, having had issue.
Helen Sophia.
Jane Mary, m. 1836, Michael Cullen Cotton, Esq., and d.
1862, leaving issue.
Frances, m. 1846, Sir Richard Gethin, Bart.
Mr. Weller Foley d. 5 Nov. 1849. His eldest son,
John George Weller Foley, Esq. of Boxted Hall, J. P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1857, b. 16 Jan. 1812; to. 28 Oct. 1847,
Diana, youngest dau. of Thomas HaUfax, Esq. of Chadacre
Hall, Suffolk, and had issue,
John George, now of Boxted Hall.
Thomas, b. 8 Nov. 1860.
He d. 5 Sept. 1869.
^nus— Quarterly: 1st and 4th, or, a lion rampant sa., for
Foley; 2nd and 3rd, sa., two chcvronels between three roses
arg., for Weller. Crests —1st, A lion rampant sa., collared and
chained or, for Foley ; 2nd, A greyhound's head erased sa., ia
his mouth a rose ga. stalked vert, for Weller. Motto — For-
tior qui sc.
,!>eu£— Boxted Hall, Suffolk.
POLHILIi OF EOWBTJF.Y.
POLHILL-TUENEE, FEEDEEICK-ChAELES, Esq. of
Howbiiry Hall, co. Bedford, High Sheriff 1855,
M.P. lor Bedford, late Capt. 6th Dragoon Guards
(Carabineers), b. 14 March, 1826; m. 10 Feb. 1852,
Emily Frances, dau. of Sir Henry Winston Barron,
1st bart. (by Anna Leigh Gruy his wife. dau. of Sir
Gregory Page Turner, Bart.), and has issue,
I. Frederick Edward Fiennes, 6. 10 June, 1858.
II. Cecil Henry, b. 23 Feb. IbCO.
III. Arthur Twisleton, 6. 7 Feb. 1862,
I. Alice Kate Frances.
II. Beatrix Emily Violet. in. Helen Augusta Rose,
Capt. Polhill, together with his wife, Emily Frances,
took the additional surname and arms of Tuenee,
by royal license 21 Feb. 1853, in compliance with
the testamentary injunction of Frances, Lady Page
Turner.
ICtllCaflC— The Polhill or Foley family is a very ancient
one in Kent and Sussex, having had possessions in the latter
CO. since the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and in the former, from
time immemorial. From the reign of Elizabeth, the seninr
branch principally resided at Frenches, in Burwash, Sussex,
wheje the majority of them are buried. The following arc, or
were, the chief branches : — The Folhills of Prexton, Kent,
and of FrtncUcx, in Burwash, Sussex ; the Folhills of Ck'd-
ham: the Folhills of Oxford, DMing, and Clvpsttad, Kent:
the Folhills or Folleys of Wrotham, Kent; the Folhills of
Philpols, in Tonbridge, •unA of Tunbridge Priory, Kent; and
the Folhills of Shoreharn Castle, in the same co.
Robert Polhill, Esq. of Frenches, in Burwash, Sussex, 6.
1599 (youngest son of John Polhill, Esq. of Freston, Kent, by-
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Nicholas Fowle, Esq.) d. 1661,
having had two sons, Edward, the elder, b. 1617, author of
several works on theology, d. s. p. ; and
John Polhill, Esq., 6. 1632, who to. 29 July, 1056, Jane
Claggctt, and d. 5 Sept. 1707, having had by her (who d.
28 Aug. 1704), nith four daus., three sons. The 2nd son,
Edward Polhill, Esq. of Newhaven, 6. 1662; to. 6 Oct.
1687, Mary Gilhara, and by her (who d. April, 1747) had, witb
three daus., five sons. The 2nd, but eldest surviving son,
William Polhill, Esq. of Burw.ish, 6. 1689; m. 1721,
Hannah, dau. of Stephen Lade, Esq. of Downham, Norfolk,
and (/,. 10 April, 1766, leaving by her (who d. 17 March, 17.50>
three sons. The eldest son,
Nathaniel Polhii.l, Esq. of Howbury Park, co. Bedford, an
eminent banker in the city, and tobacco Merchant in iho
borough of Southwark, which he represented in Parliament,
TO. 5 March, 1750, Elizabeth, only dau. of William Coppard,
Esq. of Hastings, and by her (who d. 1782) had issue,
Nathaniel, his heir.
John, of whom pi-csently, as successor to his nephew.
Edward, of Clapham, and afterwards of York Place, London,
7)1. 1787, Sarah, dau. of Jolin Spooner, Esq. of Barbadoes,
and d. 1837, leaving two sons and two daus., 1 Edward, m.
1824, Anne, dau. of Thomas Graham, Esq. of Edmund
Castle, Cumberland, and has issue ; 2 William, late as
oflicer in the Life Guards ; 1 Louisa, to. Rev. Edward
Henley .Acton, Rector of Shillingstone, Dorset; and 2 Saralv
d. unm. 1828.
Mary, m. Rev. Charles F. Bond, of Margaretting.
Mr. Polhill d. 1784. His eldest son,
Nathaniel Polhill, Esq. of Howbury Park, m. TTrsuTa,
dau. of Ebenezer Jlaitland, Esq., and by her (who ))i. 2ndly,
James Ware, Esq.) left at his decease, 1782, one d.au., Elizar
beth, m. R. J. Chambers, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Police
Magistrate at Marlborough Street; and one son,
Nathaniel Polhill, Esq. of Howbury Hall, who d. unm.
1802, when the estates devolved on his uncle,
John Polhill, Esq. of Cavendish Square, London, and
Howbury Park, Capt. 15th Dragoons, m. 1792, Mary, dau. of
James Bennett, Esq. of Walthamstow, Essex, and by her (who
d. 1834) had three sons, i. Thomas, his heir, d. vnni.; H.
Charles, d. unm. 1813; and iii. Frederick, late proprietor.
Capt. Polhill d. 1828. llis last surviving son,
Frederick Polhill, Esq. of Howbury Hall, Capt. King's
Dragoon Guards, b. 1798; m. 1824, Frances Marfiaretta, U»tt.
1
roL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POL
1289
of John Dakpyne, T.sq. of BagtUorpc IIousc, Notts, and d.
20 Sf pr. IS48, leaving one surviving (Jan., Gcorsriana Patric-ia,
and one survivinK son, tlie pivsent Frederick Ciiarlcs
POLUILL TCRNEB, Esq. of llowbury Hall.
Armii — Or, on a bend gu., three crossos-crosMet of the first,
quartering ar^., an eagle .su., boakod and unsnlod or, for
BccKLAND. VnsI — Out of a mnral trown or, a hmU'sUcadppr.
between two acoru branches vert fruetcd gold.
iSeal — llowbury Hall, near Bedford.
POLLARD-URQUHART OF CASTLE
POLLARD.
PoLiAED-UnQrHART, Walteb William Dut-
TOX, Esq. of Kinturk, Castle Pollard, co. West-
meatli, J.P., High Sheriff 1S73, b. 11 July, 1870.
iLtltCilJC— This ancient family was established in Ireland
by Capt. Nicholas Pollard, who accompanied Robert, Farl of
Essex to Ireland, and had a grant of the castle and lands of
Mayne. He is supposed to have been a yoiin;;er son of Sir
Lewis Pollard, of King's Xympton, co. Devon, J udge of the
King's Bench. His son,
Nicholas Pollard, Esq. of Castle Pollard, co. Wcstmeath,
6. 1507, who built the castle of Eathyoung, since called Castle
Pollard, was father of
Walter Pollard, Esq. of Castle Pollard, living 1637, 5?;.
Ismay, dau. of Richard Nugent, Esq. of Cargeen, co. Ros-
common, and by her (who m. 2ndly, Thomas Nugent, Esq. of
Clonlost, and d. 1680), had a son,
Walter Pollard, Esq. of Castle Pollard, MP., whose lands
■were erected into the manor of Castle Pollard, by letters
patent, dated 36 Charles II. He ??i. Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Arthur Dillon, Esq. of LismuUen. co. Jleath, and had one son
and one dau. Mr. Pollard d. 1718 ; his only son,
DiLLoy Pollard, Esq. of Castle Pollard, Earristcr-at-Law,
M.P. for Westmeath, d. s. p. His sister and heircfs,
Letitla Pollard, m. 1696, Charles Uampsox, Esq. of
Schecreevy, co. Cavan, Major in the army, an I High Sheriff
172S, who assumed the name and arms of Pollard, and d.
1 Aug. 1729. The eldest son of this marriage,
Dillon Pollard, Esq. of Castle Pollard, m. I Sept. 1734,
Anna Maria, dau. of James Naper, Esq. of Loughcrew, co.
Heath, and had an only son,
William Pollard, Esq. of Castle Pollard, m. 1st, July,
1763, Isabella, dau. and heiress of John Morres, Esq. of Boden-
town, CO. Meath, and had by her Dillon, his heir; and John.
He m. 2ndly, 10 June, 1782, Sophia, dau. of William lUilI, Esq.,
■ister and co-heir of the Rev. William Bull, of Dalkey, co.
Dublin, and by her (who d. 1835) had issue,
William Dcttok. successor to his brother.
Sophia, m. John Hill Forster, Esq. of Forest, co. Dublin, and
d. 1876.
Anna Maria, m. Mathias Kenny, Esq., and d. 1S68.
Mr. Pollard d. 1790, and was g. by his eldest son,
Dillon Pollakd, Esq., d. unm. Sept. 1S03, and was s. by
bis brother,
William Ddtton Pollard, Esq. of Kinturk, Lord of the
Manor of Castle Pollard, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1812, 6.
10 Oct. 1789, 7)1. 1st, 10 May, 1811, Frances, 3rd dau. of Gus-
tave Hume Eochfort, Esq. of Rochfort, M.P. co. Westmeath,
bat by her had no issue; and 2ndly, I Sept. 1814, Louisa
Anne, eldest dau. of Admiral the Hon. Sir Thomas Pakenham,
6.C.B., and by her had issue,
William, late of Kinturk, Ca.stle Pollard.
Thomas Edward, Capt. 72nd Highlanders, b. 1816; d. 1848.
Walter James, Commander R.N., 0. 1817 ; m. Jane, dau. of
E. Keane, Esq., and has issue, a son.
Gustavus billon, Capt. 47th Madras Native Infantry, m. Miss
Eebecca Dy.sart, and has issue.
George .Augustus, ,n. Annie, dau. of J. Smyth, Esq. of Lei-
cester, and has issue ; d. 1866.
John Lucas Komulus, of H.M. 31st rcgt., killed at the battle
of Moodkec, Dec. 1815.
Eichanl, 6. 1825.
Charles, Bengal Engineers, 5. 1826; m. Miss Maria Cole, and
has issue.
Mr. Pollard d. 25 Sept. 1S39, and was «. by his eldest son,
William Pollard Urqudart, Esq. of Kinturk, Castle Pol-
Urd, and of Craigston Castle, co. Aberdeen, M.A., J. P. and
L., High Sheriff 1840, M.P. co. Wcstmeath, h. 19 June,
1815; ni. 20 Aug. 1846, Mary Isabella, only dau. and heirtss of
William Urquhart, Esq. of Craigston Castle, and had issue,
I. Walter William Ddtton, now of Kinturk.
n. Francis Edward Komulus, 0. 8 Sept. 1818. suCwCCded to
the Craigston estate on the death of hi-i uiotUer.
m. Arthur do C.ipel Broke, b. 1 .\pril, 1850.
IT. Michael Bruce, 6. 25 Dee. 1851.
V. Montague Alexis, b. May, 18.59.
VI. Ralph Louis John, 0. 2'j Aug. ; d. 3 Dec. 18G8.
I. Ada Maria Louisa. 11. Leonora Anna Maria Helen.
HI. Octavia Hariettc.
Horf. 1 June, 1871.
Sso^s— Kinturk, Castle Pollard, co. Wcstmeath ; and Craig-
ston Castle, Turriff, N.B., co. Aberdeen.
POLLARD OF SCARR HILL.
Pollard, Joshua, Esq. of Scarr Hill, W. R. co.
York, J.P. and D.L., b. 1791. ; m. 1821, Jane, dau.
of John Stiu-ges, Esq. of Bowling Hall, and has had
issue,
I. William, of Scarr Hill, Bradford, J.P. and D.L., Chair-
man of Quarter Sessions, late 17th regt., now Col.-Com-
mand.ant 4th West York Militia, 6. 1827; m. Is51, Jane,
dau. of C. Bicknell, Esq. of Southam, and has issue two
.sons and three daus.
II. Jane Siurges, deceased.
Mr. Pollard, of Scarr Hill, co. York, is 2nd but
only surviving son of the late William P Hard,
Esq. of Scarr Hill, by Beatrix his wife, dau. of
Joshua North, Esq. James, in liis History of
Bradford, says that the ancestors of this family are
described in the Visitation of YorKshire 15S4, as
the POLLAKDS of Bierle.fi and Bruulon, and had
" Erm., a cross engrailed sa." allowed them for
Arms,
/Scaf— Scarr Hill, Bradford, co. York
POLLEN OF LITTLE EOOKHAUI.
BOILEAF-POLLEN, JOHN DOUGLAS, Esq. of Lilllc
Bookham, Surrey, b. 26 Nov. 182-4.
ILtUCagC— From Edward Pacltn, of London, Merchant,
the dcsceuJunt of a Lincolnshire family, d. about the year
18.3G, lineally derived.
The Eev. George Pollen, Rector of Little Bookham, who
inherited the estates of his cousin, Anne Pollen, upon tlic
demise, s.p., of his uncle, the Kev. Thomas Pollen. He ;ii.Mary,
dau. of William Goode, Esq. of Newent, co. Gloucester and
had,
1. George Augustus, a Col. in the army, and M.P. for Leo-
minster, hi. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Charles Gascoignc, Bart.
He was drowned in the Baltic, s. p.
n. John, d. .s. 7).
I. He.vkietta, /;). 25 Nov. 1790, John Peter Eoilcau, Esq.,
and had (with other issue),
1 Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart., of Tacolncstone Hall,
Norfolk, (ice Bt;RKE's Pecraae and Briroiii:t"<i' .)
2 George Pollen Boileau (Eev.), of Little Bookham.
3 Charles Lestock, Major in the army, m. and had issue.
(See Bdrke's Pca-agt and Baronet" ;ie'.)
1 Henrietta Maria, m. Dr. Scott, M.b.
n. Elizabeth. ui. Anna Maria, m. Gen. Manninghain.
IV. Harriet, m. A. E. Gregory, Esq.
V. Louisa, iii. Dr. Haviland, of Cambridge.
The Eev. George Pollen d. 1812, and was «. by (the son of his
dau., Henrietta Boileau) his grandson,
liEv. George Pollen Hoilead-Pollen, Rector and Lord of
the Manor of Little Bookham, b. 14 Aug. 1798; m. 14 Feb.
1824, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir James Hall, Bart, of Dunglass, by
the Lady Helen Douglas his wife, dau. of Dunbar, 4th Earl of
Selkirk, and by her (who d. 26 Feb. 1873) had issue, Joa.v
Douglas, now of Little Bookham; Charles Edward, b. 16 Jan.
1828 ; Georgiana; and Eliza, Hi. Is59, Andrew Coventry. Esq. cf
Edinburgh, d. March, 1873. The Bev. George PoUcn BoUcau-
PoUen d. 7 Nov. 1847.
Arnv< — .Az., on a bend cotised or, between six lozenge.sarg.
each charged with an escallop sa., a.s many escallops vertqu.ir-
terly with Boileau. Cren — .\ pelican wings expanded, in !;cr
nest per pale or and az. vulning hersell ppr., charged on the
wing with ailozenge arg., thereon an escallop sa. Motto — De
tout mon coeur.
litui— Tiie Manor House, Little Bookham, Lcathcrlicad.
POLLOCK OF MOUNTAINSTOWN".
Pollock, Akthcr Hexky Tatloe, Esq. of
Mouutainstown, co. Mcaih, b. 18 Xov. 1858 ; *.
1871.
4 o 2
1290
POL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PON
ILltirJfCfP* — "f^fi estate of Mountainstown was in the pos-
sessiou 'A the family of Pollocli some time prior to 1800. In
that year it was left by John Pollock, Esq. to his son, AaxnuR
Hill Cornwallis Pollock, Esq. This gentleman m. 1811,
Jessy, dau. of George Clark, Esq. of West Hatch, Middlesex ;
and d. 184G, leaving two sons, i. John Osboenb George, his
heir; and ii. George Annesley, of Oatlands, co. Meath, m.
1846, Louisa, eldest dau. of Daniel McKay, Esq. of Stephen's
Green, Dublin; and d. Jan. 1867, leaving, with two other
sons and two daus., a son,
John Osborne George Pollock, Esq. of Mountainstown, co.
Meath, J. P. and D.L., m. 18 June, 1856, Maria Louisa, eldest
dau. of Henry Darley, Esq. of Wingfield Bray, and had issue,
I. Arthur Henry Taylor, now of Mountainstown.
II. Jolin George Napier, b. 19 Jan. 18G1.
I. Jessy Frances Elizabeth.
Seat — Mountainstown, nearNavan.
POLLOK OF LISMANY.
PoLtOE, Allan, Esq. of Lismany, Ballinasloe,
CO. Galway, J. P. and D.L. for co. Renfrew, J. P. co.
Galway, High Sheriff 1871, b. 16 June, 1815 ; m.
Aug. 1839, Margaret, dau. of Arthur PoUok, and
has had issue,
I. Arthur, 6. 1847; d. 1864.
II. John, J. P., 6. 1850; to. 1873, Hon. Florence Madeline
Bingham, 2nd dau. of Lord Clanmorris, and has, with
other issue, a son, Allan Bingham, b. 1874.
I. Barbara Thompson, m. 1859, John Gairdner, Esq. of Lis-
beg, CO. Galway.
II. Mary Thompson, m. Rev. John N. of Ward, Grcssenhall
Eectory, Norfolk.
Mr. Polloli is eldest son of Allan PoUot, of Farside,
CO. Renfrew (who d. 1851), by Jean his wife, dau. of
John Coates, of Kilbride, who d. 1854. Mr. PoUok
has two sisters, Agnes, who m. James Crura, Esq.
of Busby ; and Janet, who m. Patrick Graham, Esq.,
W. S. Edinburgh.
£ea<s— Lismany, Ballinasloe ; Eroom, Glasgow; Eonachan,
Clachan, Cantire, N.B.
POLWHELE OF POLWHELE.
PoLWHELE, Thomas Roxbttegh, Esq. of Pol-
whele, Cornwall, b. 1831, M.A., F.G.S., J.P., Capt.
Royal Cornwall and Devon Miners' Artillery
Militia, m. June, 1861, Fanny, dau. of William
Thomas Carne, Esq., son of Joseph Carne, Esq. of
Penzance, P.R.S., F.G.S., and has issue,
I. Ernest, 6. 1862. ii. Arthur, b. 1864.
III. Henry, 6. 1866. iv. Archibald, b. 1871.
V. Reginald, b. 1872,
1. Dorothea, 6. 1876.
ILt'ncagC— This family is of Saxon origin, and takes
its name from the Manor of Polwhele (in Doomsday Polhel)
CO. Cornwall, a manor occupied, under Edward the Confessor,
by WiNos de Polhal (Polwel or Polwyl). It is stated that,
1140, the Empress, then triumphant over Stephen, conferred
lands in Cornwall upon her Chamberlain,
Drogo de Polwheile, with whom tlie pedigree of the family
commences. Drogo's descendant,
John Polwheile, Esq. of Polwheile, M.P. for co. Cornwall
4 and 5 Philip and Mary, to. Grace, dau. of Nicholas Lower,
Esq. of Trelask, and was s. by his son,
Degort Polwheile, Esq. of Polwhele, m. Catherine, dau.
and co-heir of Robert Trencreek, of Treworgan, the first Re-
corder of the borough of Truro, under the charter of Eliza-
beth. By her he had issue, Thomas, his heir; John; Philip;
William, of London; Otho, Rector of Maidenhead ; Degory, of
London; Jonathan, Rector of Bagshot; Susannah, to. John
Webber, Esq. of St. Kew; Anna, m. 1st, William Herle, Esq.
of Berian; and 2ndly, — Canham, Esq. ; Isabella, m. Richard
Chiverton, Esq. of Trehunsey Qiiethiock; and Maria, m. John
Cliattye, Esq. of Truro. The eldest son,
Thomas Polwhele, Esq. oi Polwhele and Treworgan, living
1620, to. Dionysia, da¥. of John Glanville, of Tavistock, Judj^c
oi the Court of King's Bench, and had issue five sons and two
daus. ; the 4th son, Degory, a stanch Royalist, was made M.D,
by the University of Oxford 1660. The eldest son,
John Polwhele, Esq., M.P., of Polwhele, m. Anne, youngest
dau. of Thomas Baskerville, Esq. of Richardston, Wilts. To
his loyalty to King Charles I., Mr. Polwhele devoted a large
part of his patrimonial estate. His eldest son,
John Polwhele, E.sq. of Polwhele, and Treworgan, m. the
dau. of — Redinge, Esq. of Northampton, and was.?, hy liis son,
Richard Polwhele, Esq. of Polwhele and Treworgan, High
Sheriff of Cornwall tem}:). George I., to. Mary, sister of the
Rev. Edward Collins, Vicar of St. Erth and Breage, and was s.
by his son,
Thomas Polwhele, Esq. of Polwhele, J.P. and D.L., 6. 1724,
in. Mary, dau. of R. Thomas, Esq., an Alderman of Truro, and
dying 1777, was s. by his only son,
The Rev. Richard Polwhele, J. P., Deputy Warden of the
Stannaries, and Vicar of Newlyn, b. 6 Jan. 1760; m. 1st, 1783,
Loveday, dau. of Samuel Warren, Esq. of Truro, and by her
(who d. 1792) had issue,
I. Edward Collins, Lieut. R.N.
I. Maria, d. unm. ii. Louisa, d. unm.
He TO. 2ndly, 1792, Mary dau. of Richard Tyrrell, Esq. of Star-
cross, CO. Devon, and by her had issue,
II. Richard Graves, his heir.
III. Thomas, Gen. Bengal Infantry, to. Jan. 1830, Edith
Iloskin, dau. of John James, Esq. of Truro, and has issue,
1 Thomas Roxburgh, now of Polwhele.
1 Edith.
IV. John, deceased. v. Francis, Lieut. R.N., deceased.
VI. William (Rev.), Vicar of St. Anthony, in Meneage, m.
1831, Georgiana, dau. of John Roskruge, Esq., of the ancient
family of Roskruge de Roskruge ; and d. having had issue,
1 Richard, d. unm.
1 Mary, to. H. Godfrey, Esq. of Karenza, Cheltenham.
2 Jane, m. Capt. Williams.
VII. Lawrence, deceased.
VIII. Robert (Rev.), Vicar of Avenbury, m. 1839, Emily, dau.
of Col. William Pemberton Pigott, of Slevoy Castle, co.
Wexford, and d. 1877.
IX. Edward (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Pillarton, Cornwall, m.
Jessie, dau. of — Glubb, Esq., and has surviving issue,
1 Richard Otho, Lieut. R.N., b. 1854; m. 1878, Edith, only
child of Edward Dornville, Esq. of Greenwicli ; 2 Francis
Edward, b. 1857; 3 Arthur Baskerville, b. 1858; 1 Mary
Kate ; 2 Jessie Mead, to. 1874, Michael William de Courcy,
Esq., heir presumptive to Lord Kinsale.
III. Marianne. iv. Grace, d. unm.
V. Isabella, to. the Rev. S. Glubb, Vicar of St. Anthony, in
Meneage. vi. Elizabeth, deceased.
The Rev. Richard Polwhele was well known as a poet, essayist,
and local historian, and acquired in each department a well-
earned reputation. He d. March, 1838, and was s. by his
eldest son,
Richard Graves Polwhele, Esq. of Polwhele, J.P. and D.L.,
Lieut.-Col. Madras Artillery, b. 20 Oct. 1794; to. 18 Nov. 1829,
Louisa Frances, only dan. of Rev. Robert Greville, of Wyastone
Grove, co. Derby, Rector of Bonsall and AdlasDon, claiminj
descent from a younger branch of the noble family of Brook*
and Warwick; and d. 1870.
Arms — Sa., a saltire engrailed erm., quartering the arms of
LuKiE, Tresawell, Trencreek, <fec. Ci-i':it — A bull gu. horned
or. Anotlier crest of the family is a blackamoor's head with
an olive branch in its mouth.
Seat — Polwhele House, near Truro, Cornwall.
PONSONBY OF HALE.
PoNSONBT, Miles, Esq. of Hale Hall, Cumber-
land, J.P. and D.L., b. 6 Dec. 1808 ; m. 3 May,
1837, Barbara, dau. of Christopher Wilson, Esq.
of Rigmaden Park, Westmorland, and by her
(who d. 1871) , has issue,
I. Mii.ES de Hale, 6. 14 May, 1841 ; m. 7 Oct. 1865, Malvina
Luttrell, dau. of George Williams, Esq. of Port Sorrell,
Australia. ii. Henry, b. 23 March, 1851.
I. Catharine Cumpstone Florence, m. 6 Aug. 1864, Alex-
ander Staveley Hill, Esq., Q.C., M.P. for Coventry, and
d. 14 May, 1868, leaving issue a son, Henry Staveley Hill.
II. Dorothy Jane, in. Robert Arthur Brooke, Esq. of Batk,
deceased, leaving issue one son, Robert Arthur Ponsonby
Brooke. iii. Barbara Ellen.
3Lf ItCaSC— The Ponsonbys derive, it is stated, from an
ancient and noble family in Picardy, and were established in
England by one of the companions in arms of William the
Conqueror. At an early period they settled at Hale, Cum-
berland, where they assumed the name ot Psnsonbt, from the
PON
THE LANDED GENTRY,
roo
3201
Lordship of Ponsonby, wliicli ihcy possessed and luid the
ofiSce oi Barber lo the Kinij of KngUind conferred upon tliein.
During tlic reign of Henrv III., Hale was tlic prop'.-rty of
Alexander DG Hale. liisdaus., Agnes and Constance, held
it of Thomas dc Jlulton, of Gillesland, temp. Kdward I., at
which time the Ponsonbys got Agnes's part, and icmji.
BicuAKD 11., thoy became possessed of the whole.
John Ponsonut, Esq. of Hale, was father of Simon Pon-
sonby, Ksq. of Hale, m. Anne Eglesfield, of Alenburgli Hall,
Cumberland, and had a son, Henry Ponsonby, ICsii., who
«i. Dorothy Sandy, of Kottenden, Cumberland, by whom he
hud two sons, both of whom were officers of rank in Crom-
well's army, and accompanied him to Ireland 1G49, viz.,
John (Sir), of whom we treat ; and Henry, ancestor of Pon-
sonby of Crotto, CO. Kerry. The older.
Sir Joun Ponsonby, Knt., Col. of horse in Cromwell's
army, went with his regiment, which he raised for the service
of the Commonwealth, to Ireland, 1649, and became Sheriff of
cos. Wicklow and Kildare 1G54; he represented co. Kilkenny
in the first Parliament IGGl. Sir John was 6. 1608; m. let,
Dorothy, dau. of John Priseo, Esq. of Crofton, Cumber-
land, and by her had a son, John, of whose line we treat.
He m. 'indly, Elizabeth, dau. of Lord Folliot, and widow of
Richard, son and heir of Sir Edward Wingtield, and by this
lady was ancestor of the Earls of Blssborougii {aec Burke's
Peerage). Sir John d. 1678. His son, by his 1st wife,
John Ponsonby, Esq. of Hale, m. Anne Copley, of Gosforth,
and had, with other issue, a son and heir,
John Ponsonby, Esq. of Hale, m. Isabella, dau. of Thomas
Patrickson, Esq. of Scalegill Hall, Cumberland, and was
father, with other children, of
John Ponsonby, Esq. of Hale, m. Dorothy, dau. of Miles
Wilson, Esq. of Ashness, Cumberland, and had (with three
daus., Mary; Isabella; and Dorothy, m. — Steel, Esq. of
Cockermouth) fuur sons, John, rf. a minor; Miles, of whom
presently; Anthony; and William. The 'Jnd son.
Miles Ponsonby, Esq. of Hale Hall, J. P. and D.L., m.
Catherine, dau. of Wilfred Clenicntson, Esq. of Cockermouth,
and had issue, five sons, who all d. s. p., and five daus. The
3rd dau.,
Dorothy Ponsonby, ra. 1805, John Fisher, Esq. of White-
haven, J. P. and D.L., who, in her right, and under the will
of her father in-law, assumed the surname of Poksokby.
They had issue,
Thomas, d. a minor.
Miles, heir to his grandfather. John, h. Jan. 1S2I.
Mary. Catherine. Dorothy.
Mr. Ponsonby d. 10 Nov. IS48; Mrs. Ponsonby rf. 30 Jan.
1852.
Arms — Gu., a chevron between three combs arg. Crest —
On a ducal coronet or, three arrows one in pale and two in
saltire, shafts gold, points downwards, feathered and pointed
arg. entwined by a serpent ppr. ii;o«o— Pro rege, lege, grege.
Seat — Hale Hall, Beckermet, Cumberland.
PONSONBY OF KILCOOLY ABBEY.
PoxsosBT, TiiOiiAS IIexrt, Esq. of Ivilcooly
Abbey, co. Tipperarj, Capt. 6th Dragoon Guards ;
*». 21 Feb. 1838, Fauny Mary, dau. of Major E. L.
Dickson, of tlic Life Guards, and had issue,
Chambre Brabazone, late 10th Hussars, J. P. cos. Tip-
perary and Kilkenny, 6. 14 Dec. 1839; m. 2'2 Oct. I87;j,
Hon. ."Mary Eliza Sophia Plunkctt, dau. of Edward, IGth
Lord Dunsany, and has issue, Dorothy Constance ; Alice
Isabella.
iLlllCagC— This is a branch of the Possonbts, Earls of
Busborovfih.
Major-Gen. Hon. Henry Ponsonby, of Ashgrove, 2nd son
of William, 1st Viscount Duneannon, m. Lady Prances
Brabazon, dau. of Chambre, 5th Earl of Meath, and dying
in 1745 (being slain at I'ontenoy), left, with a dau., Juliana,
m. William .Southwell, Esq., a son and successor,
Cbambbe P.kabazon Ponsonby, Esq., of Ashgrove, m. 1st,
Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Edward Clarke. Esq., by whom
he had a dau., Fiances, m. 17G7, George Lowthcr, Esq. of
Kilrue, co. Meath; 2ndly, Louisa, dau. of John Lyons, Esq. of
Morant, co. Westmeath, by whom he had another dau., Saiah,
«f Llangollen Vale, who <;. 1831; and 3rdly, Mary, dau. of
' Sir William Barker, Bart, of Kilcooly, by whom he left,
with a dau., JIary, wife of FoUiott Barton, Esq., a son,
CiiA.MBBE Brabazon Ponsonby, Esq., 6. 12 June, 17G2; who
i.uiti-itcd Kilcooly from his maternal family, and ass»med the
additional surname of Barker, lie m. 4 June, 1701, Lafly
Henrietta Taylour, eldest dau. of Thomas, 1st Earl of Bective,
and by her (who d. 12 Jan. 183S) had issue,
William, his heir.
Chambre Brabazon, late Capt. 8th Hussars, m. SO April,
1S34, Mary, dau. of Col. David Latouche, of Marlay, who d.
Aug. 1840. He d. 1 May, 1863.
Thomas Henry, successor to his brother.
Catherine Jane, m. 25 May, 1819, Edward Michael Conolly,
Esq. of Castletown, M.P. ; and d. 1861.
Mr. Ponsonby Barker d. 13 Dec. 1834, and was s. by hia
eldest son,
William Ponsonby Barker, Esq. of Kilcooly Abbey, co.
Tipperary, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Kilkenny 1824,
and Tipperary 1844, 6. 9 Nov. 1795; m. 8 Aug. 181C, Eliza-
beth Selina, 4th dau. of Hon. and Eight Bev. William Knox,
D.D., Bishop of Derry ; and d. s. 2'-, when he was s. by his
brother.
Arms, cCr.— Same as Ponsonby of Ih'le.
i'eat— Kilcooly Abbey, co. Tipperary.
PONSONBY OF INCHIQUIN.
Taleot-Poxsonbt, Chaeles William, Esq. of
Inchiquin, co. Cork, retired Lieut. E.N., J. P., b.
29 Maj-, 1843 ; assumed the additional surname of
PoxsoNBT 18G6 ; m. 15 Jan. 1868, Constance
Louisa, youngest dau. of F. P. Dehne-Radcliffe,
Esq. of Hitcbin Priory, Herts, and has had issue,
I. William Charles Frances, 6. 14 Oct. ISGS; d. G Juue, 1870.
II. John Seymour William, 6. I May, 1870.
III. Edward Frederick, b. 21 Oct. 1722.
IV. Charles George, b. 1 May, 1874.
I. Evelyn Mary Georgiana, b. 22 Feb. 1876.
?LinCil3C.— William Brabazon Ponsonby, 4th Lord Pon-
sonby, of Imokilly, dying s. p. 10 Sept. 1866, that title became
extinct, and his cou.sin, the present Mr. Talbot Ponsonby, s.
to the manor of Inchiquin, in tlie barony of Imokilly, co. Cork,
under the will of William, 3rd Lord Ponsonby, assuming
thereupon, by royal sign manual, the name and arms of Pon-
sonby in addition to those of Talbot (of e Eieke's Peerage,
title Shrewsbury and Talbot).
The Very PtEV. Charles Talbot, Dean of Salisbury (2nd
son of the Hon. and Ilev. George Talbot, D.D., who was 3rd
son of Charles, 1st Lord Talbot, of Hensol, Lord Chancellor of
England), ra. 27 June, 1796, Lady Elizabeth Somerset, dau.
of Henry, 5th Duke of Beaufort, and d. 23 Feb. 1823, leaving
by her (who d. 5 May, 1856) five sons and six daus. The •2nd
son.
Admiral Sir Charles Talbot, K.C.B., b. 1 Nov. ISOl ; m.
11 Dec. 1838, Charlotte Georgiana, widow of Lieut. -Col.
Stapleton, dau. of Major-Gen. the Hon. William Ponsonby,
K.C.B., and sister of William, 3rd Lord Ponsonby, ol Imokilly ;
and (/. 1876, leaving, with other issue (sie Bcrke's Peerage,
SHREwsprRY), a son, the present Charles William Talbot
Ponsonby, Esq., E.N., now of Inchiquin.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gu., a chevron between three
combs arg., for Ponsonby; 2nd and 3id, gu., a lion rampant
within a border engrailed or, for Talbot. Crests — 1st, On a
ducal coronet or, three arrows, points downwards, one in pale
and two in saltire, shafts gold, feathered and pointed arg.
entwined by a serpent ppr., for Ponsonby; 2nd, On a cap of
maintenance gu. turned up erm. a lion statant tail extended
or, for Talbot, i/nltufs — 1st, Pro rege, lege, grege; 2nd
(over 2nd crest), Prcst d'accomplir.
Seat — Inchiquin, near Voughal.
POOLE OF MAYFIELD.
Poole, Hewitt, E.'^q. of Mayflcld, co. Cork, J.P.,
Major South Cork Militia, b. 5 Jan. 1812; in. 1st,
31 May, 1836, Jane, eldest dau. of the late Joseph
Deane Freeman, Esq. of Castle Cor, co. Cork, D.L.,
and by her (who d. Feb. 1811) has had issue,
I. Thomas, dcccaFcd.
I. Bessy Deane Frcciiian. ii. Joanna Townsend.
He m. 2udly, 17 Kov. 1819, Lucia Anne, eldest dau.
oi Richard Wills Gason, Esq. of Kichmond, co.
Tippera/y, D.L., and has issue.
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TOO
THE LANDED GENTRY.
I'OP
II. Hewitt Richaed, 6. 18 Jan. 1834.
in. Alice Katherine, d. 18G2. rv. Lucia Theodora.
ILflTCilgC. — Thomas Poole, staterl to have been a scion of
the Cheshire family of Poole nf poole Hall, purchased the
estate of Mayfield, co. Corli. 162S. He m. Mary, dau. of
Francis Bernard, Esq. of Castle Mahon, co. Cork, and was
father of
Fbaxcis Poole, Esq. of Mayfield, m. the dau. of Capt.
Hungerford, and had a son,
Thomas Poole, Esq. of JIayfield, m. Miss Hewitt, of Clan-
coole, CO. Cork, and was father of
Thomas Poole, Esq. of Mayfield, m.. Anna, dau. of Henry
(or Walter) Baldwin, Esq. of Mossgrove, co. Cork, and had a
son,
Hewitt Baldwis Poole, E>q. of Mayfield, m. 1768, Doro-
thea, dau. of Jonas Morris, Esq. of Barley Hill, co. Cork, and
had issue, i. Thomas, his heir ; ii. Jonas Morris (Rev.), j/i.
Mary Anne, dau. of R. Sealy, Esq. of Barleyfield, co. Cork,
and (?., leaving issue, Hewitt R. (Rev.), Fellow Trin. CoU.
Dublin; Dorothea, Harriett, and Mary Anne ; i. -■inna Baldwin;
II. Dorothea, m. Rev. Robert Cane ; in. Catherine, Mrs.
Meade ; iv. Barbara, Mrs. Keatinge ; v. Elizabeth, ni. Samuel
M'Call, Esq. of Glyntown; vi. Maria, Mrs. Morgan: vii.
Harriet, Mrs. Jellett; viii. Jane Morris; ix. Charlotte Sophia.
Mr. Poole d. 1800, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Poole, Esq. of Mayfield, b. 1773; m. 14 June, 1806,
Joanna Meade, dau. of the Rev. Horace Xownsend, of Derry,
near Rosscarbury, and had issue,
Hewitt, now of Mayfield.
Horace Townsend, m. Judith, eldest dau. of Lionel Fleming,
Esq. of Xewcourt, co, Cork ; and d. 24 March, 1S72, having
had issue, Thomas Hewitt and Elizabeth. Thomas.
Helena Charlotte. Dorothea Morris.
Kathrine Townsend, to. Hon. Justice Xewton, of Bombay,
and d. 1865, leaving five daus.
Charlotte Mead, deceased.
Elizabeth Henrietta, m. W. J. Cummins, Esq., M.D. ; d.
1368, leaving issue.
Isabella Susan, m. John W. Perrott, Esq, of Thorncliffe, co,
Cork, and had issue.
Mr. Poole filled the office of Sovereign of Midleton for upwards
of thirty years. He d. 1854.
Aniis — Az., semee de lis or, a lion rampant arg. C,-esf—Ou.t
of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head arg. Motto — PoUett
vu-tus.
£eaS— Majfield, near Bandon, co. Cork.
Armar Lowry, 1st Earl of
POOLER OP TYI10S3.
PooLEE, The Eev. James (xalbeaith, D.B.,
Incumbent of IS'ewtownards, co. Down, Chaplain to
the Marquess of Londonderry, and sometime Scholar
of Trin. Coll. Dublin, ni. 7 June, 1855, Angelica, 5th
dau. of Rer. Edward Leshe, B.D., Rector of Anahilt,
CO. Down, and grau/^l-dau. of Charles Powell Leslie,
Esq. of Grlasslough, M.P. for co. Monaghan, ancl
has issue,
I. Lewis ARTHttB Tbevoe, 6. 29 Jan. 1858,
II. Charles Francis Knox, 6. 7 Jan. 1860.
in. Edward Leshe, h. 2 Aug. 1861.
IV. James Galbraith, 6. 19 Nov. 1868.
ILlItCitgC— The family of Pooler of Tyross is of antiquity
in CO. Armagh, In 1639, Robert Pooler, Esq. of Tyross, led
troops to the relief of Derry. " Pooler," says Stuakt, in his
Historical Memoirs of Armagh, " in almost every sortie made
hy the famous Murray was always in the thickest of the battle,
and yet escaped unhurt. When, however, the garrison had
received information that the Irish army had commenced its
retreat. Pooler looked through an embrasure in the battle-
ments, in hope of witnessing its final departure. At that
moment a random shot from one of those who had lingered in
the rear struck him on the head and killed him on the spot,
the last man slain at the siege of Derry." In the Mulrical
Catalogue of the Besiegers and Defenders of Derry, 16S9, pub-
lished in Graham's Ireland Preserved, Pooler is alluded to in
the following line —
" Cust and Cross and Pooler of Tyross."
Rev. James Galbraith Pooler is only surviving son of
Robert Pooler, Esq. of Tyross, co. Armagh, by Frances his
wife, dau. of Samuel Reid, Esq, of Newry, grandson of Robert
Pooler, Esq. of Tyross, by Katherine his wife, dau. of John
Galbraith, Esq. of Rascavy, co. Tyrone, by,his wife Kathe-
rine, 2ud dau. of Samuel Perry, Esq. of Moyloughmore, Uy
his wife Katherine Lowry, aunt of
Belmore.
Arms — Per pale, or and arg., a fess az, between two lions'
heads erased in chief gu,, and a crescent in base of the third.
Crest — A falcon rising ppr. belled or, and charged on the breast
with a lozenge gu. Motto — Vi et vinute.
Seat — The Rectory, Xewtownards, co. Down.
POPHAM OP LITTLECOTE.
Letboexe-Popham, Edwakd William, Esq. of
Littlecote, Wilts, and Hunstrete Park, Somerset,
b. 6 Sept. 1807 ; s. his father, the late Gen. Edward
William Lejborne-Popham.
ILtltCa^t'— The family of Popham were formerly seated
at a place of the same name in Hants, They were, it is stated,
in the favour of the Empress Maud, and held honourable
stations in the reign of Henry 111. To Hants they gave several
Sheriffs, from the reign of Edward III. to that of Henet VI.,
when they removed to Somersetshire.
Gilbert Popham de Popham, Esq., co. Southampton, living
temp. King John, m. Joan, dau. of Robert Clark, Esq., feoffee
in trust for the manor of Popham, and d. 35 Hekbt HI.,
leaving a son and heir,
Robert Popham de Popham, Esq., who left issue two sons,
I. John, whose great-great-great-grandson, Stephen Popuam
DE Popham (nephew of Sir John Popham, K.G.), d. without
male issue, leaving four daus,, Elizabeth, m. John Wadham ;
JIargery, r,i. Thomas Hampden of Bucks: Eleanor, m. John
Barintine ; and AUce, ya. John Foster, Esq, ; II. Hcgh, of
whose line we treat. The 2nd son,
Sir Hugh de la Popham, Knt., one of King Edward I."s
Commissioners for fixing the boundaries of royal forests in
Somerset, la. Joan, dau, of Sir Stephen Kentishberry, Knt.
of Huntworth, Somerset, and widow of Sir John Trivet,
and had a son, Sir John Popham, Knt., who lived icrap.
Edward I. and Edward II,, and ni. Alexandria, dau. of Joha
Horsey, of Horsey, and had a son and heir,
Sir Hugh Popham, Knt., i/i. Hawise, dau. of Robert Brent,
and had an eldest son.
Sir John de la Popham, Knt., rn. Dionys Powell or Paulctt,
and d. 48 Edward III,, and left an eldest son,
Thomas Popham, Esq. of Huntworth, m. Cecilia, dau. of
John Hugon, and d. 6 Henry V., leaving a son and heir,
William Popham, Esq. of Huntworth, m. Agnes, dau. and
heir of William Edmondes, and d. 4 Edwabd IV., leaving an
eldest son,
John Popham, Esq,, m. Isabella, dau. and heir of Thomas
Knoyle or Knowles, and had an eldest son,
Alexander Popham, of Huntworth. He m. Jane, dau. of
Sir Edward StradUng, Knt., of Saint Donat's Castle, co. Gla-
morgan, and had two sons,
I, Edward, of Huntworth, living 1573, to. Jane, dau. of
Richard Korton, of Abbott's Lee, and had a son and suc-
cessor,
Alexander Popham, Esq. of Huntworth, buried in the
Temple, London, who ni. Dulcibella, dau. of John Barley,
and had three sons. The 3rd son,
Thomas Popham, Esq, of Huntworth, s. his brother Edward
1623, He rn. 1st, Grace, dau, of William Dale, Esq. of
Somerset, by whom he had a dau,, Sarah, m. — Score. He
rn. 2ndly, Jlary, dau. of Henry Darby, of Beaminster, and
had a son and successor,
Thomas Popham, Esq, of Huntworth, who m. Miss Eleanor
Wansford, and had two sons, Alexander, his heir; and
Thomas, who m. and had issue. The elder son,
Alexan-der Popham, Esq,, m. thrice. By liis 1st wi{<j,
Elizabeth Linney, he had a son, Francis, of We'lington,
and a dau., Elizabeth, rn. the Rev, John Hawes ; and l>y the
3rd, Mary, dau. of Thomas Gatchell, Esq. of Clawsey, d.
1717, two sons, Thomas and .Alexander, the elder of whom,
Thomas Popham, Esq. of West Bagborough, Somerset, »».
Sarah Andrews, and was father of
Alexander Popham, Esq, of Bagborough, who m. Char-
lotte Louisa, dau. and co-heir of Samuel Eyre, Esq. of New
House, Wilts, and left at his decease, 6 Oct. 171)2, a ,son,
Francis, and two daus,, Louisa Charlotte, m. the Rev.
Francis Warre, I),C.L,, of Cheddira Fitzpaine, Somerset,
who d. 1854; and Letitia Harriet, who d. 'uyim. Feb. 1856.
His son,
The late Francis Popham, Esq, of Bagborough, 6. March,
1780 ; ra. 1809, Susan, dau. of Nicholas Fenwick, Esq. of
Lemmington, Northumberland, and left an only child and
heiress,
Susan, in. 17 July, 1851, Mordaunt George Feswick-
BissET, Esq., late 1st Dragoon Guards {see Bisset).
II. John (Sir) of whom we treat. This
Sir John Popham, Knt., 2nd son of Alexander Popham, of
i
POP
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POP
1293
Huntworth, by Jane StradlinE his wife, was constituted Lord
Chief Justice of Ensland, and, liaving accumulated an ample
fortune, purcliascd, in the time of Elizahetii, from the family of
DarcU, the estate of Littlccote, Wilts.* Sir John I'opham m.
Amy, dau. and lieir of Robert Games, Ks(i. of Casileton, co.
GlamorRan, and had issue one son and six daus. lie d. 1007,
and was s. by his son.
Sir Francis I'orHAM, Knt. of Littlccote, Member in the last
Tarliamcnt of Queen Elizabeth, and in all those of Kings
James 1. and Charles I. He was excepted out of the ffeneral
pardon by the latter Prince. He »)i. Anne, dau. and heiress of
John Dudley, Esq. of Stoke Newinpton, grandson of Thomas,
son of Edward, Lord Dudley, and liad issue, i. John, Gentle-
man of the Privy Chamber to King Charles 1., rf. v. p. and
s. p. ; II. Alexander, his heir; iii. Thomas, who d.s.p.;
IV. Hugh, slain at Sherborne during the Civil Wars, and
\. Edward, who was Admiral of the fleet with Dean and BlaiiO
during the Civil Wars, and, at his decease, Aug. 1651, had a
public funeral at Westminster Abbey. Sir Eraneis was s. by
bis eldest surviving son,
Alexander Popiiam, Esq. of Littlccote, M.P. Somerset, and
one of Cromwell's Upper House. In the Healing Parliament,
Popham voted for the Restoration, and had subsequently the
honour of entertaining King Charles II., at Littlccote, during
the royal progress. He in. 1st, Letitia, dau. of William Carre,
Esq., Groom of the Bedcliambcr to James I., and had,
Francis (Sir), his heir.
Alexander, who s. his nephew.
George, of Barwick Basset and of Winchester, m. Dulcibella,
dau^ of John Ford, Esq. of Harting, Sussex, and dying
IGST, left, with two daus. (Letitia, j/i. Francis Popham, Esq.
of Wellington; and Elizabeth, vi. Dr. Norwood, of Win-
chester) a son,
John, of Rusley, Wilts, and of Newport and Shanklin,
Isle of Wight, whose great grand-dau. and heiress, Mary
Popham, ill. Rev. Richard Walton White, Rector of
Wotton, Isle of Wight (yc White-Popham o/'/tiVtaniiin).
Essex, m. John, 3rd Lord Poiilet.
Letitia, m. Sir Edward Seymour, Bart, of Ecrry Pomcroy
(his 2nd wife).
Anna, m. William Ashe, Esq. of Heytesbury, Wilts.
Alexander Popham d. 1G69, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sir Francis Popham, of Littlccote, created a Knight of the
Bath at the coronation of King Charles II. He iii. Helena,
dau. and heir of Hugh Rogers, Esq. of Cunnington, Somerset,
and dying 28 Aug. 1674, was s. by his only son,
Alexander Popham, Esq. of Liitlecote, wlro m. the Lady
Anne Montagu, dau. of Ralph, 1st Duke of Montagu, by whom
(who »i. 2ndly, Lieut. -Gen. Hervey) he left an only dau.,
Elizabeth, iii. 1st, Edward Richard, "Viscount Hinchin-
broUe; and 2ndly, Francis Seymour, Esq., brother of the
Duke of Somerset.
Mr. Popham d. 16 June, 1705, when, having no male issue,
the estates reverted to his uncle,
j\lesander Popham, Esq. of Littlecote and Houndstrete,
W.P. 1654 and 1656, wlio ra. Miss Jane French, and had four
eons and two daus. The eldest son and heir,
Francis Popham, Esq. of Littlecote, m. his kinswoman,
Anne, dau. of Alexander Popliam, Esq. of Bourton, co.
Cloucester (son of Col. Edward Popham, who d. 1651), and
bad issue. Mr. Popham d. 23 Sept. 1735, aged 52, and was s.
by his son,
Edward Popham, Esq. of Littlecote, M.P. for Wilts, 1741,
1747, 1754, and 1761. He m. Miss Rebecca Huddon, and had,
Francis, his heir.
Edward (Rev.). D.D., (7. f. p. 16 Sept. 1815.
Anne, m. William Leyborne Lcybornc, Esq., Governor of
Granada, of St. Vincent's and Tobago, 1772, and was
mother of
Edward W^illiam Letbokne, who s. his uncle in the
Popham estates.
Mr. Popham d. 1779, and was .«. by his son,
Francis Popham, Esq. of Littlecote and Houndstrete, who
m. Dorothy, dau. of Matthew Hutton, D.D., Archlii.shop of
Canterbury, but dying s. p. 1780, devised his estates to his
nephew,
• Camden, when speaking of the Lord Chief Justice Popham,
Bays: — "Now it, viz., Wellington, in Somerset, is a market
town, whose chief distinction is the Honourable Sir John
Popham, a person of ancient nobility, strict justice, and un-
■wcaried application, for it is not proper that men of dis-
ttnguished virtue, and who have deserved well of their country,
Jhouldbc forgotten. While Chief Justice of the Kings Bench,
he administered Justice with so much impartiality and whole-
Bome severity, that England has been long indel)ted to him,
princip.illy, Im its domestic tranquility and security.'' Camden
published this work in 1007, the year in w hich tli'e Judge died.
Edward William Leteorne, Esq., J.P., S. 27 June, 1764,
Gen. in the army, who assumed the surname and arms of
Popham. He in. 22 July, 1S06, Elizabeth, dau. of the Vcn.
Archdeacon John Andrew, Rector of Powdcrham, Devon, by
Isabella his wife, dau. of .Sir William Courtenay. and sister of
1st 'Viseount Courtenay, by whom (who d. 1 March, 1830) ho
had issue,
I. Edward William.
II. Francis, M.A., J. P. and D.L. Wilts, h. 14 Oct. 1809; m.
3 Sept. 1857, Elizabeth, 3id surviving dau. of James Bloclc,
Es(]. of Charlton, Wilts, and by her (who d. 21 Aug. lb65J
had issue,
1 Francis Hugh, b. 19 Jan. 1861 ; d. 21 June, 1861.
2 Francis William, 0. 12 Mardi, 1SG2.
3 Frantis Hugh Arthur, l>. 8 Marcli, 1864.
4 Francis Alexander Compton, 6. 31 Jlarch, 1865.
1 Elizabeth Susan. 2 Elinor Louisa.
III. John, Rector of Chilton Foliatt, Wilts, 0. 19 Feb. 1811 ;
},i. 1st, Frances, dau. of Edward Lloyd Saunders, Esq. of
Stoke House, Devon, anil had i.ssue. He //(. 2ndly, Ann,
dau of Dr. Meyriclj, of liauisbury, Wilts, and had issue.
He d. 24 Sept. 1872.
IV. Alexander Hugh, b. 27 Nov. 1821 ; m. 1854, Anne Geor-
giana, dau. of G. Dodwell, Esq. of Kevinsford, eo. Sligo,
and d. 24 May, 1866, leaving, with other issue, a sou,
Alexander Hugh, b. 1855.
1. Dorothy, d. unm. ii. Elizabeth, d. nnm.
III. Mary Anne, m. 12 May, ]8;i5, Charles Eyre, Esq. of
Wclfoi-d Park, Berks, and (/. 12 xMarch, 1855.
IV. Isabella, m. Major Miller Mundy.
Gen. Leyborne-Popliam, High SheritT of Wilts 1830, was s. at
his decease by liis eldest son, tlie present Edward Williau
PopuAM, Esq. of Littlecote.
Aniis — Arg., on a chief gu. two bucks' heads cabossed or,
quartering the ensigns of LEvnoRNE, az., six lions rampant
arg. Crest — A stag's head erased ppr. Motto —Mens pristina
mansit.
Stvt;.!! — Littlecote, near Hungerford, 'Wilts; and Himstretc,
Somerset.
POPHAM OF SHANKLIN.
Popham, Francis White, Esq. of Slianklin,
and Wottoii Lodge, Isle of Wight, J. P. and D.L.,
b. 2 Dec. 1829, assumed the name of Popham, by
royal license, 1853, m. 1872, Margaret Emma,
votingcst dau. of the Rev. N. Hubbersty, of East-
well Hall, CO. Leicester, educated at Eton and
University Coll. Oxford (B.A. 1853, M.A. 1856),
and is Patron of t'wo Livings.
HillCajC— This is a branch of the great and ancient
House of Popham of Hants and Wilts.
George Popham, Esq. (3rd son of Alexander Popham, Esq.
of Littlecote — see that Family), m. Dulcibella, dau. of John
Ford, of Harting, Sussex, and dying 1687, left,
John, of whom presently.
Letitia, m. Francis Popham, Esq. of Wellington.
Elizabeth, m. Coi'nelius Norwood, LL.D., Fellow of 'Wintoa
College.
The only son,
John Popham, to. 1st, Grace Broad, dau. of Alexander
Alt-home, Esq. (by Grace his wife, dau. and heir of Richard
Broad), and by her (who inherited the estates of Denys, of
Shanklin, and of the elder braneli of Lisle) had issue, a
soil, John, liis heir. He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of John
Bedston, Esq., and had issue, Elizabeth, m. Col. William Hill,
whose eldest son. Col. Fitzmaurice Hill, left a son, Charles
Popham Hill. Mr. Popham d. 1754. and was s. by liis son,
John Popha.m, Esq. of Newchurch and Shanklin, ra. Sarak,
dau. of John Shapleigh, of New Court, Devon, d. 11C2, and
left issue a son,
John Popham, of Kikehill and Shanklin, m. Mary, dau. of
James Perry, Esq.; and d. June, 1816, leaving issue an only
surviving dau. and heiress,
:«ARY Popham, m. 19 Nov. 1812, the Piev. Richard Walton
White, Rector of Wotton, in the Isle of Wight, and of Upcerne,
Dorset, J. P., who d. 2 Dec. 1854, and left issue,
1'rancis, now of Shanklin.
Mary, m. Col. Jolin Cameron Macpherson, of 42nd High-
landers, 4th son of the late Duncan Macpherson, of CInny.
Grace. Katherine.
^ttmilit of SBlliitc.
This family was seated near Basingstoke, HantP, where
Thomas White, and afterwards liis son, Jenkin or Joun White,
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THE LANDED GENTRY
POP.
held consideraWe estates in the 14th and I5th centuries, part
of which— the manor of Ilall Place or the Hall Place, their
probable residence— was conveyed to New College by John
AVhite, successively Master and Warden of Winchester, and
afterwards Bishop of that see. Thence issued various branches,
toFarnham, Southwarnborough, Southwick, Hants; Hutton,
Essex; and Stanton St. John, co. Oxford. The branch before
us is descended from John Wuite, Esquire of the Body of King
Hesbt VIII., from which monarch he obtained large grants
of lands, especially the Priory of Southwick. He m. 1st, Anne,
dau. of Lewis Wyngfield, and widow of Anthony Poundes,
Esq. of Drayton Pagenham, and by her had no issue. He m.
2ndly, Catherine, dau. of William Pounde, and sister of the
said Anthony Pounde, and by her had, with other issue, a
son, Edwakd, of whom presently. He m. 3rdly, Isabel, dau.
of — Vachell, and widow of George Dabricourt, but by her
had no issue. He d. 1567. His son,
Edwaed White, of Southwick, Sheriff of Hants 1573, m.
Mary, dau. and co-heir of Anthony I'ounde. His will bears
date 1583. His 4th son,
William White, Esq. of Stubbington, m. Joan, dau. of
— Wheller, and had an only son,
William White, Esq. of Stubbington, bapt. at Tichfield
23 Xov. 1593; m. 21 Nov. 1625, Anne, dau. of James Godden,
of Hooke, and by her (who d. 1674) left at his decease, 30 Sept.
1680, an only son, William White, of Stubbington, bapt. at
Tichfield, 20 Feb. 1632, m. EUzabeth, dau. of Thomas Cheek,
of Newport. His win bears date 1687. His 3rd son,
John White, of Winchester, bapt. at Tichfisld 1665, r,!.
18 Oct. 1691, Sarah, dau. of James Barefoote, of the city of
Winton; and d. 1706, leaving a son,
WiLLLiM White, of Newport and Fairlea, Isle of Wight, J. P.,
bapt. 7 Dec. 1694; m. 4 Dec. 1723, Anne, dau. of John Imber,
Esq., Capt. R.N., and by her (who d. 25 July, 1771; had issue.
Mr. White d. 12 June, 1774, and was s. by his son,
John White, Esq. of Fairlee and Upcerne, of the Middle
Temple, Barrister-at-Law, bapt. 11 March, 1733, -m. 1st, Frances
Leonora, sole child of John Robinson Lytton, Esq. of Kneb-
worth, Herts, and by 1 er had no issue. He m. Zndly, Dec.
1764, Grace, dau. of Richard March, of Enfield and Shallow
Hall, eventual heir of Richard March, and co-heir of her uncle,
Thomas Strode, Esq. of Parnham, Dorset, and {d. 25 Dec.
1800) had issue,
I. John, of XJpcenie and Fairlee, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
of Dorset 1821, bapt. 1774; m. 1st, Esther, dau. of G.
Hester, of Oxford, which lady d. s. p. He m. 2ndly,
Harriett, dau and co-heir of George Proctor TJpton, of
Yeovil; and d. Dec. 1830, having had issue,
1 John, of Upcerne and Fairlee, 5. 12 March, 1816; (M843.
2 William, of Upcerne and Fairlee, b. 1819; d. 1865; s. in
his estates by his sister.
1 Grace Helen, m. John Batten, Esq. of Aldon, Somerset,
and has issue. 2 Harriett, deceased.
n. Thomas, of Clifton, co. Gloucester, in. Elizabeth, dau. and
heir of Thomas Matravers, Esq. of Westbury, Wilts, and
d. 1857, having had issue,
1 Elizabeth, m. the Rev. Henry Mair, of Yeovil.
2 Emma, m. her cousin, Richard Goodlad, Esq. of Hill
Place, Hants; d. 1867.
SGeorgiana. 4 Maria, d. unm. 1827.
III. George, of Gibraltar, H.M. Receiver-General, Major-
Gen., K.T.S. in the Kingdom of Portugal ; r.i. 1st, 8 March,
1814, Donna Maria, dau. of Don Joseph Timoteo de Mirande.
of Elvas, Portugal, and had by her one son, John : and
2ndly, Emma Chichele, dau. of Richard Chichele Plowden,
Esq., Indian Director, and by her had issue,
1 George Chichele, b. 1824; d. 1838.
1 Emma, d. 1861.
Major-Gen. White d. 1843.
IV. Richakd Walton (Rev.), of whom presently.
I. Frances Leonora, m. 1803, Richard Goodlad, Esq. of Hill
Place, Hants, and had issue.
The 4th son.
The Rev. Richabd Walton White, of Upcerne, Dorset,
J.P., Rector of Wotton, Isle of Wight, m. 19 Nov. 1812, Mary,
dau. and heiress of John Popham, Esq. of Kite Hill and Shank-
lin, and by her (who d. 16 March, 1856) had (with three daus.)
one son,
Francis White, who assumed the additional surname of
Popham 1S53, and is the present Fkancis White Popham,
Esq. of Shanklin.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., on a chief gu. two
lucks' heads or, for Popu.iM ; 2nd and 3rd, az., on a cross
quarterly erra. and az. between four falcons arg. beaked of the
third a fret between as many lozenges, for White. Crest —
Out of a ducal coronet per pale az. and gu. a camel's bead
ppr. erased az. gorged with a chaplel of lilies and roses also
ppr.
Seats — Manor House, Shanklin ; Wotton Lodge, Isle of Wight.
Club — Oxford and Cambridge.
PORCH OF EDGARLEY.
PoECH, JoHX Albert, Esq. of Edgarlev, Somer-
set, J.P., b. 21 April, 1833 ; m. 2 Aug. 1866, IMar-
garet, 2ud dau. of Edward Bageliot, Esq., and has
issue,
I. Albert Pokch. b. 30 Oct. 18G9; d. 18 Nov. 18C9.
II. Cecil Porch, 6. '25 Jan. 1873.
III. Robert Bagehot, b. 3 April, 1875.
IV. Reginald Colmore, b. 14 Dec. 1876.
I. Edith May, b. 1 May, 1S03.
iil'nr<1fir.— John Frt Reeves, Esq., who purchased, about
1825. the Abbey of Glastonbury, m. 1807, Maria, dau. of the
late Thomas Porch, Esq. of Wells, Somerset, who acquired the
Edgarley estate, and by this lady had issue,
Thomas Porch, late of Edgarley.
John Frederick Reeves, b. 1810; m. Miss Wilkinson, ot
Cloyne, and has issue.
Orlando Reeves, of Liverpool, b. 1815.
Archibald Reeves, of Taunton, m. Rhoda, sister of John
Prankherd, Esq. of Langport, Somerset, b. 1817.
Julia Maria, m. John Prankherd, Esq. of Langport.
Mr. Reeves d. Feb. 1859, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Porch P«rch, Esq. of Edgarley, M.A., J. P., 6.
7 March, 1808 ; m. 16 Dec. 1830, June, only dau. of Edward
Barber, Esq. of Barston Hall, co. Warwick, and had issue,
I. John Albert, now of Edgarley.
II. Charles Frederick, 6. 1 Aug. I»34.
III. Reginald, 6. 30 Nov. 1838.
IV. Herbert Thomas, b. 2 June, 1844.
V. Arthur Edward Elliott, b. 6 Nov. 1852.
VI. John Fry Reeves, deceased.
I. Maria Jane, d. 1837.
II. Julia, m. 17 April, 1860, the Rev. Elford Copc'land Lctli-
bridge, M.A., and has issue, 1 Jessie Maud ; and 2 Etheliud.
III. Jessie Maria.
IV. Ethelind Jane, d. 1855. v. Emily Louisa, d. 1858.
He assumed, by sign manual, 8 Dec. 1S30, under the will of
his maternal grandfather, Thomas Porch, Esq., whose estates
he inherited, the surname of Porch only, and d. 27 Feb.
1877, and was s. by his eldest son.
Arms — Arg., between three wolves' heads .erased a chevron
engrailed gu., surmounted by another plain or, charged with
a battle-axe erect between two bows stringed, each surmounting
two arrows in saltier barbs downwards sa., for Porch, boine
quarterly with the arms of Reeves. Crests — 1st, On a mount
vert a wolf passant, in the mouth an arrow, the barb down-
wards, the dexter paw holding a ball stringed all ppr., f^^r
Porch; 2nd, Reeves, Motto — Cordi dat roboi'a virtus.
&at — Edgarley, near Glastonbury, Somerset.
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PORTAIi OF LAVEESTOKE.
Poet A L, Meltille, Esq. of Laverstoke, Hants,
J.P. and D.L., M.P. for North Hants, 1819 to
1857, High Sheriff 1863, Chairman of Hants
Quarter Sessions, b. 31 July, 1819 ; m. 9 Oct.
1855, the Lady Charlotte Mary Elliot, daii. of
Gilbert, 2nd Earl of Minto, and has issue,
I. Melville Ratmont), 6. 9 Oct. 1850.
II. Gerald Herbert, 6. 13 March, 1858.
III. Alaric William John, 6. 24 June, 1861.
I. Adela Harriet. ii. Ethel Mary.
III. Katharine Charlotte.
iLl'lirS5C. — The family of Portal or De Portal, originnl'y
Spanish, established itself in Languedoc at the end of the llth
century.
Jean Francois de Portal (stated to have been the 15th in
the direct line of descent from Oldric de Portallao, " capitoul
de Toulouse," 1204) lived at the Chateau de la Portali6re, near
St. Hippolyte, in the Cevennes, and was one of the victims of
the religious persecution consequent on the Revocation of the
Edict of Nantes. After his death, his chateau was burned,
his property was seized, and his chikliou with difKcult/
escaped his fate. He left issue,
Henri, of whom presently.
WiUiaui, who was saved with his elder brother Henri, and
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1295
was sent over with him to EiiRland. He entered into Holy |
Orders, was appointed Tutor to ICinp: George III., and was
afterwards pristntid to the livinj,'sol'Clownc, in co. Derby,
and I'ariiliridu'i', in l^sscx. lie i/. 1700, Uaving issue.
Pierre de I'ortal, who made his escape (ioni the Chateau do
la rort«liere immediately after the murder of his father.
He m. l.sabeau d'AstoiK, and from this marriage, third in
the direct line, descended,
Pierce Betlielmy de Portal, h. 31 Oct. 17G.'), who was ap-
pointed "Maitredes Heciuctcs," 1811, by Napoleon, and,
after the restoration of the liourl)i>ns, laVi, " Consciller
d eiat;" he was created Uaron dc I'orlal, pair dc l' ranee,
and Chevalier de la Legion d'lloniuur. At the CcnRrcss
of Paris 'M Nov. of that year, he, with P.aron Duilon.
si'jned the treaty of genera! peace, on behalf of the Kin;;
of France. In 1817, he was aj-.pointed Minister of the
Colonies, and shortly afterwards Jlinistcr of Marine, and
"Grand Officicr de la Lepion d'Uonneur ;" and in l8'-'8
received the dignity of the Grand Cross of the Legion of
Honour. He had issue, 1 Pierre Paid Predcric, Baron
Portal, 6. n Nov. 1804, appointed, 18'24, Attache to tlie
French Kmbassy at the Court of Saxony, and afterwards
at the Court of St. Petersburgh ; " Maitre des IJequctes "
183.', and in ls:i8 he received the Cross of the Legion of
Honour; 1 Adi-le, m. Le M.iri|uis d'Escayrac Laulurc;
2 Lucie, in. Le Marquis d'AudilTret.
Mary, m. M. Ic Kormant, of Amsterdam.
The eldest son,
Henri Portal, 6. at tlic Chateau de la PortaliSre, eontrivcd
after the death of his father to escape to England in safety,
and settled, eventually at Freefolk Priors, Hants. He ))i.
26 Dee. 1715, Dorothy Hasker, and d. 30 Sept. 174.'), having
had by this lady (who d. 29 Oct. 1784) a son, Joseph, his heir,
and four daus., Priscilla, ru. William Bridges, Esq.; Elizabeth,
7)1. William Peachey, Esq. ; Dorothy, m. Sir John Anderson ;
and Charlotte, m. 16 Aug. 17iJ5, John Slade, Esq. of Maunsel,
Somerset. The son and heir,
Joseph Portal, Esq. of Freefolk Priors, and LaverstoUe,
Hants, J. P., High Sheriff 1763, /;. 1720; to. 1748, Sarah, dau.
of Gen. William Peaehey, of Hants, and by her (who d. 'I'l Dec.
IS02) had issue,
Henry, of Laverstoke, Hants, Capt. 10th Hussars, h. 1752:
d. uiim. 19 March, 1801.
■William, of Ashe Park, Hants, I>. 12 Feb. 17.^1'),; m. 1799,
Sophia, dau. of Sir John Slade, Bart, of Maunsel Park,
Somerset, and by her (who </. 19 Jan. 1837) he left at his
decease. 12 Feb. 1840, one dau., Sophia.
John, of whom presently.
Charlotte, m. Sir John Filmer, Bart, of East Sutton Park.
Elizabeth, m. Kev. Stivard Jenkins, of flocking, Somerset.
Mr. Portal d. 14 Dec. 1793, and was s. by his son.
John Portal, Esq. of Freefolk Priors and Laverstoke, J. P.
and D.L., b. 29 April, 1764: iii. 1st, 6 Oct. 1794, Mary, dau. of
John Corrie, Esq. of Uoddesden, Herts, and by htr (who d.
1813) had issue,
John, b. 10 Nov. 1799: rf. 2-5 Oct. ISll.
Richard, b. 19 Oct. 1802: d. 29 Oct. 1811.
William, 6. 8 Jan. 1808; d. 1 Aug. 1826.
Harriet, d. 20 Oct. 181 1 . Mary, d. 1P13.
Caroline, m. Kev. William Knight, Ecctor of Stcventon,
Hants; d. 20 March, 1837.
Chatlotte, -//). Maurice Ccely Trevillian, Esq.
Frances, 7i!. Rev. D»vid Rodney Murray, I'octor of Bramp-
ton Brian, co. Hereford, nephew of Alexander, 7th Lord
Elibank.
He r,i. 2ndly, 1 Aug. 1815, Elizabeth, only dau. of TTcnry
Drummond, Esq. of The Giange, Hants (m-e Bcrke's Peeray ,
Strathallan), by Anne his wife, dau. of Henry, Viscount
Melville, and by her had further issue,
Henry John, 6. 22 March, 1817 ; d. 22 Sept. IS23.
Melville, now of Laverstoke.
Robert, J. P. for Hants, Lieut.-Col. 5th Lancers, li. 11 Nov.
1820; Hi. Feb. 1856. Eliza Clinrlotto. dau. of 5Iajor-Gen.
Taylor, of Ogwell, Devon, late Lieut. -Governor of Sandhurst,
and has two daus.
Wyndham Spencer Olalshanger, Basingstoke), J. P.. h. 22
July, 1822: m. 19 April, 1849; Mary Jane, d.au. of William
Hicks Beach, Esq. of Oidvley Hall, Hants, and Keevil lloii^e,
AVilts, by Jane Henrietta liis wife, dan. of John Browne,
Esq. of Salperton, co. Gloucester, and has issue,
1 William Wyndham, educated at Eton and Christ Church,
Oxford. B.A. 1873, M.A. 1878, a Capt. in the Hampshire
Militia Artillery, b. 1850.
2 Spencer John, 6. 1864. 3 Bertram Percy, h. 1866.
1 Constance Mary, rn. April, 1871, William llowley Kings-
inill, Esq. of Sydmonton Court, Hants.
2 Eleanor Jane, m. April, 1875, Chaloncr W. Chute, eldest
son of W. L. Wiggett Chute, Esq. of The Vyne, Hants.
3 Mary Adelaide. 4 Eveline JIaude.
George Raymond, M.A. , Rretor of Albury, Surrey, 6. 28 Feb.
1827; m. 26 Dec. 1860, Helen, vo' Townscnd, widow of W.
Daubuz, Esq. of Killiow, Cornwall, and had issue, lUnry
Raymond, 6. 4 Oct. 1863; Berenger iRaymond, h. 20 Jan.
1865, (/. 28 Sept. 1867; Maurice Kayiuond, b. 29 Mardi,
1870; Helen Violet : and another dau.
Adela, m. 3 March, 1840, Edward Knight, Esq. of Chawtoa
House, Hants, and Godmcrsham Park, Kent; and cZ. 28 J uiib,
1870, leaving issue.
Jane Eliza, hi. 1864, Major Thomas Dundas.
Mr. Portal t/. 7 May, 1848.
Arms — Arg., a lion rampant sa. on a chief az. six mullets f r,
three and three. Crext — A I'ortal Hanked by two towers, each
tower charged with a Hcur-de-lis. t^iijiparUis — Dexter, a lion;
sinister, a savage bearing a club on his shoulder. Motto —
Arinet nos ultio regum. This motto was fust borne by
Raymond de Portal, to whom it was assigned, in 1336, by
Cmaiu.es V. of France, in honour of his being one of the four
Imnilnd knights of Toulouse who volunleered to accompany
Bcrtiand du Gucseliu on his expedition into Spain to avenge
the death of Blanche of Bourbon, Queen of Castile, and sister
of the tjueen of France, who had been poisoned by her
husband. Peter the Cruel. Raymond de Portal distinguislit d
himself in this expedition, an<l was celclirated in a jioeni (wliieli
is still extant) dedicated to Clcuicnce Isaiue, by a lroui,aUoa«
of that day.
tiaU — Laverstoke House, near Overton, Hants.
POHTEOUS OP LATJUISTON CASTLE.
PoitxEors, David Scott, Esq. of Luuri»ton
Castle, CO. Kincardine, D.L., late Lieut. 2nil
Dragoons Scots Greys, b. 29 Sept. 1852 ; «!. 4 Dec.
1S75, Flora, eldest dau. of George Yarnliaiu
Maeilonald, of Preston Place, Sussex.
iiinCTltJC— Tins family is a representative of that of
PoRTEors, of Ilawkshaw, in the county of Peebles, which lost,
its lands during the wars of the Commonwealth.
Alexander Porteoi's, Esq. of l.auriston Castle (son of
David Porteous, of Hawkshaw Crieff, co. Perth, and Maiy
Drummond his wife); to. 1851, Helen, dau. of David Scoll»
Esq., of Brotherton, and d. 7 June, 1872, lea\in£ issue,
I. David Scott, now of Lauriston.
II. Alexander, IJengal Civil Service.
III. John James, Lieut. R. A. iv. Hercules Scott.
V. William Walter.
I. Mary Drummond, hi. Harry Rich Farqnliar, Capt. 2Jth rcgt.
Arms — Az. three stags' heads cooped arg., attired with till
tynes or. Croit — A hawk rising ppr. jessed and btUtd or.
Mottoes — Let the hawk shaw: ocius properemus.
Si.aC — Lauriston Castle, near Montrose, K.I!.
PORTER OF BELLE ISLE.
PORTEK, John Geet Yesey, Esq. of Belle Isle,
CO. Fermanagh, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1819,
b. 1818; w. 1863, Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Kichard
Ilall, Esq. of Innisinore, co. Fermanagh.
JLmragC. — John porter, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cloghcp
TO. 1786, Mary Smith, of Norfolk, and by her (whoi^ 1830) h;u',
1. John Grey (Uew), of Kilskerry. ii. Thomas, Capt. R.N.
III. Charles (Rev.), Rector of Rounds, co. Northampton.
IV. Henry Edward, Gen. in the army.
V. William, of Hembury Fort, nearHoniton, co. Devon, J. P.
and D.L., late Capt. Carabineers, //. 11 Oct. Is02; m. 1830,
Elizabeth Gibbs, youngest dau. of Abraham Ludlow, Esq. oi
Heywood House, Wilts, and has issue,
1 William Henry, 6. 1833. 2 John Frederic.
3 Edward Endymion, b. 1843.
1 Eliza Gibbs, to. Rev. W. de Quettcville, Rector of Brink-
worth, Wilts.
2 Julia Mary Ann, m. 29 Sept. 1864, Rev. Francis Payn'.er,
Rector of Stoke-next-Guildford, Surrey.
3 Agnes Antonia. 4 Florence Susauua.
I. Elizabeth, widow of Col. Carmichael.
The Bishop d. 1819, and was .<. by his eldest son.
The Rev. John Grey Porter, of Kilskeery, co. Tyro:-e,
LL.B. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, b. 1789; m. 1816, Margaret
Lavinia, eldest dau. of Thomas Lindsey, Esq. of Ilollymounf,
by Lady Margaret his wife, dau. of the 1st Earl of Lucan, ai.U
d. leaving issue,
I. John Gret, of Belle Me.
I. Lavinia (deceased), wi. Henry Thompson, Esq.
II. Louisa, deceased.
III. Elizabeth Phoebe, m. J.W. Ellison M.ncartncy, Esq., 31. P. :
their son, Thomas Stewart, Lii'ut. R.N., assumed by roy. 1
license the surname and arms of Porter only.
IV. Emmy. v. Frances.
VI. Adelaide Mary, to. Nicholas Montgomery Archdall, Esq.
of Croekmacrieve, co. Ferm;inagh : llu ir son. John Porter
Archdall, aisuined by royal license, ls76, the surname aad
arms of Porter only.
Sciti— Belle Isle, co. Fermana£U.
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POP^TEE OF HENBUKY POBT.
(See preceding Memoir.
POTT OP TODHia.
Pott, Gen. David, of Todrig, co. Scllciri, and
Portliwickslieils House, co. Roxburgh, C.B., Bengal
Stalf Corps, m. 1st, 1850, Mary Amie (deceased),
dau. of Col. J. P. Ptiplcy, Bengal army, and has
issue,
I. Aethdk David Riplet, &. 25 Sept. 1S62.
I. Kiiiily Louisa, ra. 1871, Syilenham J. Lambert, Capt.
Hoyal Eiiiiinccrs, and has three sons.
II. Annie Sopliia, m. 1876, Reginald C. Iladrow, Lieut.
lIcnR-al Suit Corps, and has a son.
II. Lucy Ada.
IV. Eliza Davidson.
Gen. Pott m. 2ndly, 187G, Anna Frances, dau. of A.
Boyle, Esq. of Dublin.
31,flir?t(Jf . — Geouge Pott, Esq., son of George Pott, Epq.,
d. 1720, VI. Miss Scott, of Galalaw, and d. 1781, having had,
with two daus., six sons; of the latter,
Geokge Pott, Esq. of Tcdrig, m. 1778, Barbara Turnbidl, of
Firlh, and d. 1781, leaving issue, Barbara, in. 1806, Cliarlcs
Erskine, Esq. of Shielfield ; and a son,
George Pott, Esq. of Todrip;, co. Selkirk, and Bovtliwick-
sheils, CO. Roxburjih, J. P. ftnd D.L., Convener of Selkirk, b.
1780 : in. 1807, Katharine, dau. of the late David Pa-id, Esq.,
Commis.sioner of Customs, and by her (who d. 1833) had issue,
George, late of Todrig. David, now of Todrig.
Steplien, Major-Gen. (retired) Bengal Engineers.
Jane Stephen.
Barbara, m. 1841, JamcD Erdiinc, Esq. of SUiclilcld, and has
a son, Charles.
Eliza Davidson.
The elder son,
George Pott, Esq. of Todrig and Borthwieksheils, Lieut. -
Col. Bengal army, h. Feb. 1811 ; lu. 1840, Juba, youngest dau.
of the late Rev. Robert Sparke Hatchings, and d. having had
a son,
Robert, b. Dec. 18.51, also deceased.
Arms — Barry of six az. and or, over all a bend of the last.
Crest — A leo])ard sejant ppr. collared lined and ringed or.
Motto— Yivc ut vivas.
Seat — Bortliwicksheils House, Hawick, N.B.
POUNDEN OF BALLYWALTER HOUSE.
PouNDEN, John Collet, Esq. of Balljwalfcer
House, CO. Wexford, J.P., b. 30 Aug. 1827 ; m.
10 Jan. 18')2, Betanna Catherine, only dau. of
George Bjttersby, Esq., Q.C, of Lough Bawn, co.
Westmeath, and has issue,
I. Patrick Collet, 6. 8 Sept. ISCl.
n. George Battersby, 6. 14 Feb. 1863.
III. Jolin Colley, li. 4 May, 1868.
I. Charlotte Elizabeth, d. 8 Sept. 1869.
II. Ahee Betanna Catlierine, m. 4 Feb. 1875, Lieut. -Col.
Robert Beatty, 36th Regt. Madras Native Infanti-y, and
has issue, David; Charlotte Elizabeth; and Alice Mar-
garet.
III. Phillippa Fanny. iv. Elizabeth Dawson.
V. Jane Wilhelmina, in. 26 July, 1876, 'llionias Beatty, C.E.,
D.P.W., India, and has i.ssue, Betanna Margaret Wilhel-
mina; and Kathleen Jane.
VI. Louisa Mary. vn. Frances Rosanna.
VIII. Betanna Octavia. ix. Josephine.
X. Thomasina. xi. Margaret Anne.
ILl'nCTigr. — Tins family resided, it is stated, originally in
Liege, Germany, wliere they occupied a highly respectable
position. Owing to a 6re in 1734, which consumed a great
portion of their property, John Poundkn removed with his
fan)ily to Ireland, where he had a son born named Patrick,
who m. Jane, dau. of Rev. Joshua Nunn, Rector of White-
church, and was father of
JouN PouNDEN, Esq. of Daphne, b. 1765; m. 1786, Alice,
only dau. and heiress of John Colley, Esq. of Ballywalter
House, CO. Wexlord, and by her (who was b. 7 April, 1772,
and d. 16 Dec. 1361) had a son, Patrick, and a dau., Jane
Maria, who d. v.nm. 17 Dec. 1878, aited S4 years. Mr. Pounden
was killed in the Rebellion of 1798, leading a band of Volun-
teers against the insurgents. His son.
The Rev. Patrick PorNDEN, Vicar of Westport, m. 5 Nov.
1822, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of the Rev. W. Dawson,
Rector of Clontibi'et, co. Monaghan, and by liCr (who d. 26
Aug. 1847) had issue,
John Collet, now of Ballywalter House.
William Dawson (Rev.), b. 7 Sept. 1830.
Rosanna, d. 6 March, 1832.
The Rev. Patrick Pounden d. 3 April, 1S47.
Seal — Ballywalter House, Gorey, co. Wexford.
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POWEIi OF OASTIiE MAD DC.
PowEL, Hugh Powell, Esq. of Castle Madoc,
CO. Brecknocli, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1870,
b. 1822; m. 1845, Mary Alicia, youngest dau. of
tlie late David Thomas, Esq. of Welfield, co.
Eadnor, and has had issue,
I. HcGH Penrt Powel, 6. 1853.
I. Annabctte Catherine Sophia, d. unin., 1873, aged 24.
He assumed the surname of Powel in lieu of
Price in 1875. In 1868 and 1870 he contested
itnsuccessf ully the borough of Brecon.
iLt'lirrtfJC. — Hrcn Howell Powell, Esq. of Castle Madoc, i
b. 1683, the lineal descendant and representative of tlie PowEH
01' Castle Madoc, who derived descent, through Llewellyn and '
Einion Sais, from BIcddyn ap Maenyrch, Lord of Brecon, m.
Margaret, dau. and heir of WalterThonias, Esq. of Talwenfawr,
and had two sons and five daus., i. Charles, his heir;
II. Hugh, Col. in the &rmy, d. s. p.; i. Elizabeth; ii. Pene-
lope, in. Roger Price, Esq. of Macs-yr-Onn, son of Roger
Price, Esq., and had several sons and daus., who all d. s. j;.,
excepting the 2nd son, the Rev. Hugh Price, of whom here-
after as inheritor of the Casllo iMadoc estate; in. Dorothy;
IV. Margaret; and v. Catherine. Mr. Powell d. 1749, and was
s. by his son,
Charles Powell, Esq. of Castle Madoc, the last direct male
heir of the Powells of Castle Madoc, in. Catherine, ilau. of
Hugh Pcnry, Esq. of Ccfn, and had two daus., Catherine, his
heir; and Margaret, who <?. loiii). in her father's lifetime. Mr.
Powell d. 1796, and was s. by his only surviving child,
Catherine Powell, of Castle Madoc, at whose decease, trnm.,
Sept. 1798, the estates passed to ^thc son of her aunt Penelope)
her cousin,
The Rev. Hugh Price, M.A., Reel or of Rottendon and Liitle
Ilford, Essex, who then became of Castle Madoc. He in. Feb.
1773, Sarah, dau. of John Turner, Esq. of King's Stanley, and
d. 13 June, 1803, having had (with five daus., Anne; Sarah,
deceased; Penelope, deceased; Margaret, deceased; and
Elizabeth, who in. Robert Hughes, Esq. of Cheltenham, and
d. .1. p.) an only surviving son,
Hugh Price, Esq. of Ca.stle Madoc, J.P., High Sheriff 1815,
b. 29 March, 1786; m. 30 Sept. 1818, Sophia Juliana Bulama,
dau. of the late Francis Brodie, Esq., Barrister-at Law, and by
her (who (/. 1845^ had issue,
Charles Powell, 6. 10 Sept. 1821 ; d. 30 Nov. 1830.
Hugh Powell, now of Castle Madoc.
Grace Powell.
Eleanor Powell, d. 1849.
Mr. Price d. 1856.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st, sa., a chevron between spoar heads
or, enibrued gu. ; 2nd, gu., a lion rampant regaurdant or ; 3rd,
aig., a dragon's head erased holding in the mouth a hand gu.;
4tli, gu., a chevron erm. ; .''uh, per pale gu. and sa. three
fleurs-de-lis or ; 6th, sa., a fcss between three swords erect arg.
pommels and hilts or. Cri'-'<t — 1st, a dragon's head erased ppr,
bearing in the mouth a sinister hand couped gu. di'opping
blood; 2nd, a boar's head erased.
.Seai— Castle Madoc, Brecon. CTui— Ecform.
POWELL OF HURDCOTT HOUSE.
Powell, Alexandee Pitts Elliott, Esq. of
Hurdcott House, Wilts, J.P. and D.L., b. 21 Aug.
1809; ?n.. 1839, Mary Ehzabcth Vere Booth, dau.
of William Tyndale," Esq., son of George Booth
Tyndale, Esq. of Bathford, Somerset,* a,ud had
issue,
I. Alexander Francis, M.A. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge,
Magistrate for Wilts, and Capt. Royal Wilts Militia, b
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16 April, 1842; 5!!. 1875, the Hon. Marion Sybil, youngest
il:iu. of Charles, late Lord Huadley, and has issue,
Alexander Allasso.n Tyndale, b. 1876.
II. Henry Haynos Preston, 6. 17 Jan. 1844.
Jii. Tyndale, 6. 9 July, 1851, deceased.
IV. William Henry Theodore Tyndale, 6. 31 July, 1852.
V. John Alexander Tyndale, 6. 26 ilarcU, 1653.
I. .Sflina Vere, d. Auk. 1843.
II. Mary Vere, rf. May, 1847.
III. Caroline Maria Vere, in. 4 June, ISfiS, John James
Unwin Clarke, Esq., only child of Julia James Unwin
Clarke, Esq. of Kensington, and has issue.
IV. Alana Mary Vere, deceased.
V. Edith Vere, deceased. vi. Mary Elizat)eth Vere.
iLt'lTClgC— This f.imily claims to he a branch of the
nnciint House of Powell of PaikcUy, co. Hereford (see
Lubke's Exllnct Baronetage).
JouN Powell, Esq. of Kew Sarum, m. 12 July, 1CG9, Kathe-
rine, dau. of Alexander Thistlethwayte, Esq. of Winterslowc,
^Vilts, and had issue. The elder son and heir,
John Powell, Esq. of New Sarum, m. Ann, dau. of John
Priauls, Esq., and dying 2 Jan. 1737, was interred in St.
Thomas"s Church there. He left, with other issue, a son,
Sir Alexander Powell, of New Sarum, Recorder of that
city, knighted Aug. 1762. He m. 1st, Anne, eldest dau. of
Thomas Gatehouse, Esq. of Lower Wallop, Hants, by whom
(who d. 26 April, 1747; he had no issue. He m. 2ndly,
Eebecca. dau. of Matthew Pitts, Esq. of Hurdcott House,
which lady dying s. p. 11 March, 1753, Sir Alexander m.
Srdly, Catherine, dau. of the liight Kev. Edward Willes, P.D.,
Eishop of Bath and Wells, uncle to Sir John Willes, Knt.,
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, and had
issue. Sir Alexander d. 1 April, 17S4, aj;ed 67. His only
curviving son and heir,
I'ltANCis Powell, Esq. of Hurdcott House, Wilts, m. Anna
Maria, dau. of Sydenham Burrough, Esq. of New Sarum, by
whom (who d. 1825) he left at his decease, Jan. 178G, a dau.,
Maria Sehna, wife of Wadham Locke, Esq. of Howdeford House,
Wilts, and an only son and heir,
Alexander Powell, Esq. of Hurdcott House, M.P. for
Downton, and at one time Hish Sheriff of Wilt.^ 6. 9 June,
1782; ni. 7 July, 1807, Joanna, 2nd dau. of the P.ight liev.
George Henry Law, Bishop of Bath iind Wells, and niece of
the 1st Lord'EUenborough, and by her (who d. 22 April, 1848)
bad issue,
Alexaxder Pitts Elliott, now of Hurdcott House.
George Francis Sydenham, Kector of Sutton Veny, Wilts,
/). 18 March, 1820: m. 4 Aug. 18.^2, Evciilda, eUlo.=t dau. of
Iicv. R. V. Law, Rector of Christian Malloid, V.'ilts, and
has three sons and six daus.
Henry Lionel, if. 1 July, 1837.
Anne Maria, m. 1 Jan. 1830, Richard Stracher, Esq. of Ash-
wick Grove, Somerset, younger sou of tlie late Sir H.
Strachey, Bart.; and d. Dec. 184.').
Jo:.nna. iii. 26 July, 1839, Rev. Thomas Garrett, M.A., Vicar
o: Martock, Somerset.
Jane, m. 1836, Ecv. Reginald Pole, Rector of Teovilton,
Somerset.
Citherine Augusta, m. 1843, Rev. Charlts Paikes Davy,
51. A., of Tr.icy Park, co. Gloucester, oplj child of the late
Sir Wm. Davy.
Mr. Powell d. 25 Dec. 1847.
Arr, s — Or, a chevron between three lions' gambs erect and
erased gu. (,')vsf — \ lion's gamb as in the arms. Motto —
^es mea. Christus erit.
&a:«— UurdcoLt House, Salisbury, Wilts.
♦
POWELL OF CLONSHAVOY.
Powell, Calke, Esq. of Clonsliavoj, co. Lime-
rick, J.P., Barrister-at-Law, JM.P. for tlie co.
Limprifk from 1841 to 18-47, *. 1793; in. 1838,
Geoi-gina Frances, 3rd dau. of tlic late George
M'allcr, Esq. of Prior Park, co. Tipjierai-y, and has
issue,
1. Etke Bcrtos, 6. 10 July, 1S39.
I. Sclina Henrietta. II. Eliza Augusta.
III. Adelaide Georgina. iv. Frances Evelyn.
itinC.TfrC.— The Powells of Limerick traditionally derive
from the Powells of Park, near Oswestry, Salop, who de-
scended from Ievan VvcnAS, of Abertanat.
The immediate ancctors of the Limerick family of Powell
was one of two brothers, Giles ami Eoheut Powell, officers
In the English army previous to 1649. The foimer, Giles
(Comet), who was one of the trustees for the "49 officers, re-
ceived a grant of 3,401 acres of rich land in the barony of
Castles, CO. Limerick, and served as High Sheriff in 1G76. He
Hi. a dau. of Sir George Herbert, of Durrow, King's Co., and
left posterity. The other brother,
Robert Powell, a Lieut, in the Republican forces, was
ancestor of the family of which we are treating. He resided
at Moneymore, co. Tipjinary; and U. HJ74, leaving, by
Barbara his wife, a son and heir,
Robert Powell, Esq. of Moneymore, ..co. Tipperary, and
Ballinamona, co. Limerick, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Hugh
Massy, of Duntrilcague, co. Limerick, and had issue two sons
and three daus. The elder son,
Eiciiakd Powell, Esq. of Cloghavillar Castle, and New-
garden, Capt. CO. Limerick Militia, b. 1G83; m. 1C94, Martha,
dau. of Robert Minnit, Ei;q. of Knygh Castle and Aunabeg,
CO. Tipperary, and by her (who d. 1740) had an only son,
Robert Powell, Esq. of Newgarden, b. 1C94; d. v p. 1741.
He Jii. 1717, Anne, dau. of Col. Samuel Eyre, M.P. for town of
Galway, an.l had issue,
I. Richard, High Sheriff co. Limerick 1753, and Licut.-Col.
01 Militia Cavalry, I,. 1718; ),(. 1748, Ellen, dau. of Rev.
George Roberts, and had, besides three daus. (the eldest,
Mary, m. Thomas Houghton, Esq. of Kilinannoek, co. Wex-
ford), two sons, Richard (Rev.), d. ^.p. 1793; and George,
Barrister-at-Law, b. 17.')3, in. thrice (his 1st wife was Lady
Anne Stratford, dau. of the 1st Earl of Aldborough), but
d. s. p. 1840, in his 88th year.
II. Eyre Evans, of Prospect, co. Limerick, 6. 1719; ra. 1742,
Judith, youngest dau. of Richard Taylor, Esq. of Holly
Park, CO. Limerick, and had issue,
1 Robert, of Baliintona, 6. 1744; m. a dan. of Thomas
I.loyd, Esq. of Beechmount, and had a son, Eyre, of Bal-
iintona, Capt. in ti'.e city of Limerick Militia, who w.
Miss Banett. and had i.ssue, 1 Eyre, i;<. Ib41, a dau. of
Rev. Edward Herbert, Recturof Kiipeacon, and had issue;
2 Thomas, of Australia; and 1 Mary Anne.
2 Caleb, Capt. in the army, killed in a duel with Capt.
Davis, 1793, vnm.
3 Eyre, of Great Connell, co. Kildare, who g. to the estate
of his grand-uncle. Thomas Eyre, Esq., JI.P., Engineer-
Gen., and was High SherilT of co. Kildare 1794. lie r,i.
ilbl, Lucy, dau. of Stephen Wright, Esq. of Rutland,
King's Co., and left issue,
Thomas Eyre, of Great Connel and Newbridcre. after-
wards of Camolin Park, co. Wexford, r,i. 1st, ISlO, >iiss
Anna Canning, and by her had issue. Eyre, Barrister-
at-Law, b. 1812, deceased: George Caleb Eyre, u. 1815,
dei eased ; and Charlotfe, now of Great Connel, who,
as representative of the Abbot of Great Connel, has a
ri^lit of pasturage on the Curragh of Kildare, which
right lets for £200 a-year, pasturage for 600 sheep. He
i,>. 2ndly, Maria Lyster, dau. of William Henry Picke,
Y.^q., an ofticer in the army, and grand-dau. of Sir
Vcsian Picke, of Cork, and had issue. Anna Lilla, and
Hilda. Mr. T. E. Powell d. 9 Dec. 1848.
George Eyre, Capt. R.N., m. 1819, Catherine, dau. of
Joseph Kingdon, Esq. of Exeter, Comptroller of Cus-
toms.
Caleb Eyre, a military ofBcer, m. a dau. of John Hayes,
Esq.
Stephen Wright, d. vnm. at Antigua, 12 June, 1802.
Richard, Lieut, in the army, <'. vnm. 1810.
John La Touche, j.i. Miss Clark, of liath, and has,
I'rancis, James, Anne Clarke, and Mary.
Edward Francis, m. the dau. of James Glover, Esq. of
Mount Corbet, co. Cork.
1 Lucy, Hi. Isaac Weld, Esq.
Mr. Eyre Evans Powell served as Sheriff of the city and
liberties of Limerick 1760; and d. 1773.
III. Robert, resided at Ballydonough, co. Galway, h. 1722;
r,i. Jliss CroasdaUe; and was killed by a fall from his horse
■while hunting, 1749, «. p.
IV. Stratford (Rev.), 6. 1724: d.unm. 1757, and bequeathed
his landed pioperty to his brother, Caleb.
V. Caleb, of whom we treat.
I. Anne, m. 1755, John Evans. Esq. of Ashrow.
II. Martha, m. 1747, John Powell, Gent, of ClovcrCeld; and
rf. 1813.
The 5th son,
Caleb Powxll, Esq. of Clonshavoy, an officer in the army,
was appointed Capt. in the Company's forces, acted as Aide-
de-Camp to Cols. Clive and Ford, and was on the staff of the
latter at the decisive battles of Rajamindery and Mastilipatam,
b. 1730. He m. 17C0, Frances, dau. of John Bowen, Esq. of
Fanville, co. Westmeath, and by her (who d. 1781) had issue,
Stratford, an officer in the E.I.C.'s service, 6. 1761 ; d. unoi.
in Bengal, 1792.
Samuel, 6, 1763; went to America; and cf. unm.
Eybe Bcetox. of whom we treat.
Frances, lit. Thomas Golug, Esq. of Tiavcrstown, co. Tip-
perary.
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POW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POW
Mr. Powell m. 2ndly, 1783, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Westropp, |
Esq. of Eallyftreen, co. Limerick, which lady survived him |
tilllSOe. He resided at Clonshavoy, was Collector of the port
of Limerick 1765, High Sheriff of the co. 1773, and d. 1797.
His youngest son,
Eybe BiBTON Powell, Esq. of Clonshavoy, Barrister-at-
Law, 6. Feb. 1767; ni. 1792, Henrietta, 2nd dau. of John
Magill, Esq. of Tullycame, co. Down, and had issue,
Caleb, his heir, and present representative.
Stratford, Lieut.-Col. H.E.I.C.S., Adjutant-Gen. Bombay,
b. 1794; d. on board the "Berenice," in the Red Sea, on
his way to Europe, 13 Sept. 1844, leaving (by Charlotte
his wife, dau. of Gen. Goodfellow. of theBombayEngineers)
twodaus., Louisa, m. Dr. Eussell; and Caroline, m. Major
Davidson, of Cantray. Nairn, N.B.
Eyre Burton, ComptroUer-Gen. of Stamps in Dublin, h. 179.5 ;
m. 1818, Elizabeth, dau. of Moore Labarte, Esq. of Fitz-
william, co. Tipperary; and d. 26 Aug. 18.59, having had
issue two sons, 1 Eyre Burton, President of the College,
Madra,s, made Companion of the Star of India 1S67, m.
Elizabeth Hamilton de Jorona, 3rd dau. of E. A. Langley,
Esq., and has issue; and 2 George.
Henry, b. 1796; d. 1844.
Mr. PoweU d. Feb. 1800.
Amu — Arg., on a chief or, a lion rampant gu. Cmt—K
demi-lion rampant gu. Mnttn — Omnia vincit amor.
iSeaJ— Clonshavoy, co. Limerick.
POWELL OF HOKTON OLD HALL.
Powell, Feaxcis Shaep, Esq. of Horton Old
Hall, W. E. CO. York, J.P. and D.L., M.A., late
Fellow St. John's Coll. Cambridge, Barrister-at-
Law, formerly M.P. for Wigan, and afterwards for
Cambridge, and the Xortliern Division of the West
Biding of co. York, I. 29 June, 1827; m. 1858,
Anne, 2nd dau. of Matthew Gregson, Esq.
^iwtii^t. — Eev. Benjamin Powell, of Bellingham
Lodge, Wigan, J.P. (son of Benjamin Powell, by Anne Pugh
his wife), was 6. 11 Jan. 1792, and mi. 17 Aug. 1824, Ann,
only surviving child and heir of Eev. Thomas Wade,
Incumbent of St. Anne, Tottington (by Elizabeth his wife,
eldest sister and co-heir of Francis Sharp Bridges, Esq.
of Horton Old Hall, co. lork, and dau. of Francis Bridges,
Esq. of Horton Old Hall, co. York, by Elizabeth his wife,
eldest dau. and co-heir of Francis Stapleton, Esq. of Little
Horton, whose wife was Dorothy, only child of Isaac Sharp,
Esq. of Horton Old Hall). The Sharps were long settled
at Horton, and appear in the Subsidy Piolls. They held com-
missions in the Civil War, one branch — that from which Mr.
Powell descends — on the Eoyal side; another, on the Parlia-
mentary. John Shabp, D.D., Archbishop of York, and
Abbauam Shabp, a distinguished Mathematician, belonged to
this family. The issue of the marriage were,
FBA^•CIS Sbabp, M.A., now of Horton Old Hall.
Thomas Wade (Eev.), M.A., Eector of Lyddiard Trcgoze,
near Swindon, Wilts, h. 2.5 Dec. 1829.
Elizabeth, m. Eev. J. AV. Bardsley, Vicar of St. Saviour's,
Liverpool, and has issue.
Mary Anne. Jane Bridges.
Louisa, yc. Eev. C. A. Hulbert, Vicar of Slaithwaite, Hud-
dersficld, and d., leaving issue. Amelia Sharp.
Arma — Sa., three escocheons arg., each charged with a boar's
head erased of the field, all within a bordure or. Crust — A lion
rampant sa. gorged with a double chain or, therefrom pendant
a pheon arg. and resting the sinister forepaw upon a shield
gold, charged with an eagle's head erased az. Motto — Omne
bonum, Dei Donum.
/Seat— Horton Old Hall, Bradford, co. York.
POWELL-MONTGOMERY OF WILVER.
LEY PARK.
Powell -MojrTGOMEET, Uexet BrcKwoEXH,
Esq. of Wilverley Park, Hants, J.P. and D.L., late
of the Grenadier Guards, b. 5 Jan. 1820 ; m.
4 March, 1869, Laura Emmeline, only dau. of Col.
IS'orthey, of Llangwathan, and relict of Sir William
Dickson, 3rd bart. of Hardingham. This gentleman
is only son of the late Henry Wevland Powell, Esq.
(an ofBcer in the Grenadier' Guards, -n-ith which he
t-erved at Waterloo and at Quatre Bras, and who
d. 1840), by Eliza Buckworth his wife, who d. 1865.
/Scof— Wilverley Park, Lyndhurst.
POWELL OF BRANDLESOME HALL.
The late Hexey Folliott Powell, Esq. of
Braudlesome Hall, co. Lancaster, Capt. Ceylon Rifle
Regt., b. 21 Jan. 1803 ; m. 1 Oct. 1830, Cathekixe
Yassall, 2nd dau. of Geoege Bveleigii, Esq.,
some time on the Medical Staff at Ceylon, and had
issue,
I. Henry Cottrell, b. 5 July, 1831 ; d. in America, 1 ^Jlarch,
1853. II. TnoMAS Folliott, 6. liMaich, liCU.
ni. Legh Eichmrnd, b. 25 Aug. 1840.
IV. Walter Burleigh, 6. 10 Aug. 1843.
V. Charles Atherton FolUott, b. 23 Feb. 1845.
I. Frances Catherine. ii. Ellen Eliza.
III. Louisa Vassal Elizabeth, d. unni. 20 Feb. 1CC5.
IV. Juha Grace, d. i July, 1848.
V. Isabella Toler. vi. Luiy Laetitia.
Mr. Powell d. 6 Dec. 1872.
iLtltragC — Walteb Powell, was seated in the reign of
Queen Elizabeth, at Buckncll, .Salop. By a dau. and co-heir
of the family of Skull, of Much-Cowarne, co. Hereford, he had
issue, two sons, Tho.mas and Bicbard.
Thomas Powell, Gent., the elder, also of Bucknell, d.
1011-12. He 'III. Mary, dau. of John Walcot, Esq. of Walcot,
Salop, by Mary his wife, dau. of Sir Peter Newton, Knt., and
had issue by her, two sons, John and Humphrey, and a dau.,
Anne.
John Powell, the elder son and heir, having raised a con-
siderable fortune as one of the company of merchant adven-
turers of London, acquired the estate of Stanedge, or Stanage
Park, CO. Badnor, by purchase, temp. Chables I. He m. 1st,
1623, Jane, dau. of Thomas Docwra, Esq. of Puttiidge, Ilitchin,
Herts, by whom he had a son, Samdel, his lieir. He rn.
2ndly, Elizabeth Walmslcy, of London, and by her had a son,
James, and a dau., Eachael.
Samcel Powell, Esq. of Stanedge, elder son and heir, was
6. at Hamburg, and had an Act passed for his naturalization
1028. Having succeeded to the patrimonial estate, he d. there
in 1C86, leaving issue, by Elizabeth his wife, who survived
him, and whose will was proved in 1698, several children. The
eldest son,
Samuel Powell, Esq. of Stanedge, who d. Sept. 1700, had
issue by his wife, the Hon. Elizabeth Folliott, 3rd dau. of
Thomas, and sister »nd co-heir of Henrj- Lord Folliott, of the
Kingdom of Ireland (whiv;h Elizabeth m. 2ndly, the Eev.
Thomas Jones, of Combe, co. Flint, and of Goodrich, co.
Hereford), two sons and an only dau., i. Folliott, of Stanedge ;
II. Samuel, of Liverpool, and afterwards of Stanedge; and
I. Elizabeth, m. Eichard Knight, Esq. of Ludlow and Bring-
wood, Salop.
1 Folliott Powell, Esq. of Stanedge, the elder son and heir,
bapt. 31 July, 1091, High Sheriff of co. Eadnor, 1725; d.
7 June, 1737, having had issue, by Constance his wife, three
sons, who all d. young, and three daus., i. Constance, m.
Edmund Cos, Esq., Capt. Queen's Dragoon Guards, and d.s.p.;
II. Anne, m. Eichard Ward, Esq. ; and d. 1809, at the age of
92, leaving issue ; and iii. Sarah, m. Thomas Cooke, Surgeon
of the Queen's Dragoon Guards.
Samuel Powell, Esq., sometime of Liverpool, afterwards of
Stanedge, brother and heir male of Folliott Powell, was bap-
tized at Brampton Brian, 5 Jan. 1094, and d. 17 April, 1745,
having had issue, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of the Eev.
Eichard Bichmond, Eector of Walton and Septiton, near Liver-
pool (who d. 18 Dec. 1781, aged 81), four sons and as many
daus.,
EicHABD, of Stanedge.
Folliott, a Merchant at Manchester, who d. xinm. 20 Nov.
1791. Samuel, of Livci-pool, d. s. p. April, 1820.
John, E.N., d. s. p. 15 Jan. 1789.
Elizabeth, m. Matthew Stronge, of Fairview and Liverpool,
Merchant, by whom she has had issue, Eev. Sir James
Stronge, created a bart. 1803.
Mary, m. William Higgin.son, of Whitechurch and Liverpool,
and d. without issue, 1808, ascd 84.
Sarah, vi. Ealph Eobinson, Esq. of Liverpool, and d. 1793,
without issue.
Eebecoa, in. Alexander Duff, Esq. of Mayer, co. Banff, a
Capt. in the army, and d. 1775, leaving issue.
EiciiABD Powell, Esq., the eldest son and heir, alienated
the Stanedge estate to Eichard Knight, Esq., and d. at Eaton
Xorris, co. Lancaster, July, 1794, having had issue, by ICliza-
beth his wife, only surviving dau. of John Cottrell, Esq. of
Scarborough, and sister of John CotticU, Esq. of Lincoln's
Inn, one of the Sworn Clerks in Chancery, three sons and one
dau.,
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POW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
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I. Sami'ei,, of whom hereafter.
II. John, b. 17C3, and U. .». ii. 1789.
III. John FoUiott, sometime of Sandy Brook, co. Dcrbr, and
afterwards of Leamington, co. Warwick, («. IbOl, Kranits,
eldest dau. of Charles .Vrmett, Esq. of The Low, Cheshire,
and Toft, CO. Stafford, niece to Sir Joseph Scott, Hart, of
Great Barr, and d. i) Kov. 1839, having ten sons and three
da us.,
1 Richard Charles. 2 John Folliott.
3 William, of Tickford Ahhey, Bucks, in. IbM, Kliza, dau.
of Thomas Miller, Ksq., and has Thomas Folliott, Capt.
Cth foot, and other issue. 4 Edward Armett.
6 Caesar Cottrell. 6 Scott.
7 Arthur. 8 Charles Thomas.
9 Francis Charles. 10 Harrison.
1 Frances, m. Rev. Peyton Blakiston, brother of Sir
JIatthew Blakiston, Bart., and (/. IcavinR issue.
2 Mary. 3 Elizabeth Anne.
I. Harriott, m. Holland Watson, Esq. of Stockport, and d.
March, 1819.
The eldest son,
Samuel Pon-ELi, Esq. of ITanimerton ITall, near Corouj;h-
bridge, co. York, and of Brandlesome Hall, co. Lancaster, 6.
28 Jan. 1760; m. 24 Feb. 1796, Frances, eldest dau. of llcnry
Eichmond, of Bath, M.D., sometime Fellow of Trin. Coll.,
Cambridge, by Catherine his wife, eldest dau. of John .Vther-
ton, Esq. of Walton Hall, and (M6 June, 1834, having had issue,
I. John Cottrell, M.A., of Lincoln's Inn, and of Jesus Coll.
Cambridge, b. IS Jan. 1798 ; d. unm. 10 June, 1834.
u. Iit:NRY FoLUOTT, heir to his father.
III. Samuel Hopper (Rev.), M..V., of Sharow Lodge, Ripnn,
CO. York, J. P., 6. 4 March, 1805; m. 11 Oct. 1832, Louisa
Burnaby, eldest dau. of Pitt Burnaby Greene, Esq., Capt.
l;.X., by whom he has issue,
1 Samuel Hopper, '). 21 Sept. 1835; m. Frederica, youngest
dau. of Richard Machcl Jaques, Esq. of Easby Abbey, co.
York. 2 Cottrell Burnaby, 6. 21 Jan. 1839.
3 Thomas Henry Woodcock, b. 29 June, 1843.
4 William FoUiott, b. 16 Sept. 1845.
1 Amelia. 2 Mary, d. 4 Feb. 1854.
3 Anna Catharine.
IV. Richmond, M..A.., Rector of South Stoke, Arundel, Susses,
b. 3 March, 1801.
V. Robert Legh, of Pembroke Coll. Cambridge, 6. 21 June,
1811: d. unm. April, 1834.
VI. William Wellington, b. 18 Aug. 1813, sometime a Mid-
shipman R.N., and a Capt. 9th regt. of Infantry ; m.
11 April. 1848, Elizabeth Isabella, eldest dau. of the late
Assistant Commissary-Gen. Christopher Pecco, and has issue,
1 William Walter Richmond, b. 21 Sept. 1849.
2 Legh Sylvester, b. 8 Aug. 1853.
1 Constance Blary.
■VII. Thomas Folliott, of Bonchureh, Isle of Wight, h. 22
March, 1817, late Capt. 16th Lancers, present at the siege
and capture of Ghuznee, and at the battle of Maharajporc ;
m. 1st, 28 March, 1844, Charlotte Henrietta Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Col. Samuel Bolton, C.B., Aide-de-Camp to
the Queen, and Lieut.-Col. 31st foot, which lady (/. s. p.
1844; and 2ndly, 18 May, 1847, Isabella, 2nd surviving dau.
of John Douglas Cooper, Esq. of Holme Cottage, Ashbourn,
CO. Derby, by whom he has issue,
1 Augustus Folliott, 6. 29 June, 1848.
2 Richmond FoUiott, b. 29 Dec. 18.")1.
3 Douglas Folliott, b. 11 Feb. 18-56.
1 Rosa Elizabeth Folliott. 2 Ella Mary Folliott.
I. Catherine, m. 21 April, 1829, Capt. William Burnaby
Greene, R.N., who is deceased.
II. Elizabeth, m. 23 Jan. 1829, Lieut. John Wainwright,
K.N., and has issue. iii. Frances Anne.
Arms — Gu., a lion rampant or, within abordure engrailed of
the last, differenced by a mullet within an annulet gold.
C'rent — A lion's head erased arg. gorged with a collar fiory
counterflory gules. Motto — Aninia in amicis una.
Seal — Brandlesome Hall, near Bury.
POWELL or MAESGWYNNE.
Powell, Walter Eice Howell, Esq. of Maes-
gwyune, co. Carmarthen, J. P. for cos. Carmarthen
and Pembroke, and D.L. for the former, for wliicli
he served as High Sheriff 1849, b. 4 April, 1819 ;
tn. 1st, 1840, Emily Anne, 2nd dau. of Henry
Skrine, Esq. of Stubbings, Berks, and Warleigh
Manor, Somerset, and by her (who d. 1816) had
issue,
I. Walter Rice Howell, 6. 1844; d. 18.55.
I Caboline Mary, heiress to the estate.
He m. 2ndly, 1851, Catherine Anne Prudence, 2nd
dau. of Grismond Philipps, Esq. of Cwxngwilly, co.
Carmarthen, and by her has a dau.,
II. Emily Catherine, ni. W. F. Roch, Esq. of Butterhill, co-
Pembroke, and has issue, George Powell, b. April, 1875.
iltnrJigr.— The late Walter Rice Howell Powkll,. Esq.
of .Maesgwynne, m. 1817, Mary, dau. of Joshua Powell, Esq. of
Bri.slington, and by her (who d. 1868) had issue,
Walter Rice Howell, now of Maesgwynne.
Edward Henry, M.A., Vicar of St. Anne's, Congrcsbury,
near Bristol, b. 26 .Sept. 1825 ; m. 19 July, 1849, Ellen, dau.
of John Daniel, Esq. of Clifton, Bristol, and has issue,
Edward Howell, 6. 1850; John Hungcrford, i. 18.53; Henry,
b. 18.55; Arthur, b. 1863; Walter Rice, b. 1867; Ellen
Georgiana; and Alice Jane Riddle.
Thomas Rees Oliver, I'arrister-at-Law, of Wyngron, near
Whitland, m. Kate Peach Lindsey, and has had issue, a
dau., deceased.
Maria Jane, m. Edward Randolph, Esq. of Bella 'Vista, Eaib.
Georgiana Mary, m. Col. Randolph; and d. 1846.
Mr. Powell d. 1834.
Motto — Duw a Digon.
Seaf— Maesgwynne, Whitland, co. Carmarthen.
POWELL OF NANT-EOS.
Powell, Williaji Thomas Eowlaxd, Esq. of
Nant-Eos, co. Cardigan, J. P. and D.L., late Lieut.-
Col. Royal Cardigan Militia, and M.P. for co.
Cardigan 1859 to 1865, b. 4 Aug. 1815 ; m. 1 May,
1839, Rosa Edwya, elder dau. and co-hciress of
William George Cherry, Esq. of Buckland, co.
Hereford, and by her (who d. May, 1860) has had
issue,
I. George Ernest John, 6. 10 Feb. 1842.
I. Harriott Edwyna, d. 1857.
iLtltraCjr. — TWs is a branch of the line of Edwin-ap-
Grono, Lord of Tegaingl, founder of the 13th noble tribe of
North Wales and Powys.
HowEL ap levan ap Griffith Lloyd ap Llewelyn Lloyd ap
Llewelyn Caplan (Lord Aberayron, co. Cardigan) ap Llewelyn
ap Cadwgan ap lorwerth ap Uchdryd ap Edwin Prince of
Tegaingl, vi. Elen, dau. and heir of Rhys ap David ap Jlcre-
dith, of Llangwcryddon, derived from Llawdden, a chieftain
of Cardiganshire, and was father of
Philip ap Howel, who m. Elliw, dau. and co-heir of David
Lloyd, of Croyddyn, co. Cardigan, and had a son,
David Philip Powsll, of Llechwedd D) rys, co. Cardigan,
whose wife was a dau. of John ap Edward, of Nant-Eos.
Their son,
John Powell, of Llechwedd Dyrys, was father, by Jane his
wife, dau. of Thomas I'ryce, Esq., of Glanfread, of a sou and
successor,
Sir Thomas Powell, of Llechwedd Dyrys, Knt., living in
1688, successively one of the Judges of the Courts of Common
Pleas and King's Bench. This gentleman i.i. Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of David Lloyd, of Aberbrwynen, and was father of
William Powell, Esq., m. Averina, dau. and co-heir of
Cornelius le Brun, a native of Cologne, by .\nn his wife,
dau. and co-heir of Col. John Jones, of Nant-Eos, and had
issue. The 3rd son,
The Rev. William Powell, LL.D., r,i. Elizabeth, eldest
dau. and co-heir of Athelstan Owen, Esq. of Rhiwsaeson,
CO. Montgomery, by Ann his wife, heiress of the ancient
family of Corbet, of \'nys-y-macngwyn, co. Merioneth, and
left at his decease, 1780, a dau., Williamia, m. Col. William
Lewis, of Llanayron, in Cardiganshire, and a son and suc-
cessor,
Thomas Powell, Esq. of Nant-Eos, m. Elinor, eldest dau.
of Edward Maurice Corbet, Esq. of Y'nysy-maengwyn (by
Hannah his w ife, eldest dau. and co-heir, with her sister Mary,
wife of Sir John Hill, of Hawkestone, Bart., of John Chambrc,
Esq. of Petton, in Salop), and had issue,
I. WiLLLAM Edward, his heir.
II. Richard Owen, w. JIarch, 1828, Harriet Anne, 3rd sur-
viving dau. of William Wynne, Esq. of Peniarth, in
Merionethshire, and has issue,
1 Athelstan Owen, b. 1832. 2 Another son.
1 Elinor Laura.
I. Ellen Elizabeth, m. Edward T. Phelp, Esq. of Coston House,
CO. Leicester.
II. Anne Corbetta, m. Roderick Eardley Bickardes, Esq. of
Penglais, co. Cardigan.
Mr. Powell d. 1797, and was s. by his eldest son,
W'lLHAM Edward Powell, Esq. of Nant-Eos, Lord-Lieut.,
M.P., and Col. of the Militia of Cardiganshire, 6. 16 Feb.
1788, m. 1st, 4 Oct. 1810, Laura Edwyna, eldest dau. of James
1300
POW
THE LANDED GENTRY,
POW
SackTille Tiifton Phelp, Esq. of Coston House, co. Leicester,
by whom (who d. 1322) lie liad two sons,
WiLUAM Thomas Rowlano, now of Xant-'Hos.
Cornelius le Bnm, 6. July, 1817 ; married; c/. lf:64, leaving
five ehiUlren.
Col. Powell m. 2n(Ily, April, ISll, Harriott Dell, widow of the
late George Ackers, Esq. of Moreton Hall, co. Cliester, and
youngest dau. of Henry Hutton, Esq. of Cherry Willinghain,
CO. Lincoln. Col. Powell d. 1854.
Arms — Arg., a cross flory engrailed sa. between four Cornish
choughs ppr. on a canton of the second a chevion between three
spears' heads ai'g. Crest — A talbot's head ppr. collared. Motto
— Inter hastas et hostes.
Scat — Nunt-Eos, near Aberystwyth, South Wales.
POWELL OF BANLAHAN.
Powell, IIexky Claringeold, Esq. of Banla-
lian, CO. Cork, J.P., Lieut. -Col. in the army, served
in 10th rcgt., and as a Stalf Officer ; m. lS3t>, Mary
Ann, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Thomas Hutcliesson, R.A.,
and has issue,
I. Edward O'Donovan, late Capt. Royal Marine Light
Infantry, m. Mary Elizabctli, dau. of Lieut. Jenkin, E.E.
II. Harry Hutehcsson, d. 1846.
in. Francis Pery Hutchessun (Rev.).
IV. Thomas Hutchesson, 10th regt., d. 1361.
V. Scudamore Kydley, Surgeon, m. Ada, dau. of George
Seymour, Esq. of Clifton Manor, co. York.
I. Elizabeth .lane.
H. Anna Maria, m. 1875, Francis Langford O'Callaghan,
Esq., C.E.
III. Eleanor Sarah, m. 1875, James Gibbons Smyth, Capt.
39th rcgt.
3Ll'UC<lgt. — This family derive from the Powells, or ap
Howells ol Penkelly, to which ancient family belonged SiK
John Powell, Judge of King's Bench, who fearlessly defended
the Bishops lirought to trial by James 11. From Gwvllia:!,
his brother, the existing branch is lineally descended.
Thomas Powell, son of Gwylliam, rii. Harriet Vaughan,and
vas father of
William Powell, to. Joanna Scudamore, and had issue.
His third son,
Roheut Powell, to. Anne Kydley, and d. 1783, leaving a
son and a dau.,
I Edward, Jlajor in the army, formerly in the 9th and 10th
rcgts., TO. Eleanor Buchanan, and <l. 1847, leaving two sons,
1 Edward, of Banlahan, m. Anna Matilda Digby, and
d. s. '!>. 1867.
2 Henry Claringbold, now of Banlahan.
1. Emma Aon, m. in 1800, The O'Donovan, then Lietit. -Col.
of the Inniskilling Dragoons.
Richard, The O'Donovan, Chief of Clancahill, d. s. p.,
1829, having bequeathed Banlahan, and the ancient O'Donovan
estates to his wife absolutely. She d. 1832, leaving the estates
to her brother, whose son. Col. Powell, is the present pro-
prietor.
.,4/-j(!.s— Or, two chevrons between three lions' gambs erased
gu. in centre chief point a trcloil slipped vert. Crest — Out of
a ducal coronet or, a demi-griffin vert charged on the shoulder
■with a trefoil gold. il/o(/o— Edrych i fynu (Look upward).
/Seat— Banlahan, The Leap, Cork.
POWER, NOW DE LA POER, OF GUR-
TEEN LA POER.
De La Poee, Edmond James, Esq. of G-urteen
La Poer, co. Waterford, createti Count de La
PoKR, of the Papal States, 19 Aug. 1864, Knight of
Justice of St. John of Jerusalem (Malta), formerly
Chamberlain to H.H. Pope Pius IX., J.P., D.L.
CO. Waterford, M.P. for that co. 1866-73, h.
6 March, 1811. Count de La Poer claims tlic
Barony of Povrer, of Curraghmore, conferred on
Sir Richard le Poer, by patent of 13 Sept. 1535, with
remainder to the heirs male of his body.
JLtUCaCJC. — The family of Power orLcPoEB, is descended
from
Sir Roger Le Poer, who accompanied Richard de Clare,
Earl of Pembroke (Strongbow) at the invasion of Ireland 1172.
According to Giraldus Cambriensis, Sir Roger, though young
and beardless, showed himself such alusty, valiant, and coura-
geous gentleman, and grew into such good credit that Ue was
appointed to the Government of tlie couTitry about Leig'.ilia
and Ossory, where he was treacherously slain about 1188.
Sib Richard Le Poeu, Knt. of Curraghmore, co. Waterford,
SheriiT of the co. 1535, whose ancestors had been summoned
to attend Parliament as feudal Barons, was created by
patent dated 13 Sept. 27 Henrt Vlll., a.d. 1535, Lord Power
Baron of Curraghmore, with remainder to the heirs male of
his body. He to. Lady Kutherine Butler, dau. of Pierce, btU
Earl of Ormonde, by whom (who d. 1552) he had issue,
I. Piers, his successor. ii. John, 3rd Lord.
Lord Power d. 10 Nov. 1539, and was s. by his eldest son.
Piers, 2nd Lord Power, 6. 1522, a minor at his father's
death, and granted in ward to James 9th Earl of Ormonde,
1 BLarch, 1540. He d. unm. 13 Oct. 1545, and was 6'. by his
brotlicr,
John, 3rd Lord Power, 6. 1527, who was then a minor. He m.
Lady Ellen Fitzgerald, dau. of James, 15tli Earl of Desmond,
and had, with three younger sons,
I. Richard, his successor, 4th lord.
n. I'icrse, of Rathgormuck, who d., according to an inq.
post mort. taken lu Oct. 4 James I., 20 May, 1597, leaving a
son and heir,
RicnARD Power, Esq. of Rathgormuck and ClonedonneU,
who had livery of his father's lands 3 Feb. 1638, and in.
Ellen, dau. of William Biulcr, Esq. of Ballyboe, and had,
with three younger sons, Jamrs, a Captain in the .Spanish
army; Edmond; and Wilham; and four daus., one of
whom, Honora, m. Edmond Power FitzNicliolas, of
Curraghkealy ; two elder sons,
1 John, his successor.
2 Pierce, m. the dau. of Nicholas Power, of Kilbally
Kilty, and had, with a dau., Anne (Mrs. Longan), a son,
Richard, of Ballindrimney, co. Galway, who was trans-
planted to Connaught by Oliver Cromwell. He m.
Ellen, dau. of Capt. David Power, of Kilbolan, co.
Cork (who was transijlanted to Ballynagran, co.
Galway by Oliver Cromwell), and d. April, 170."),
having had issue, 1 John, d. s. p. v. p. ; 2 Francis,
d. s. p. V. p. ; 1 Bridget, '/;;. 1702, Francis McXamara ;
2 Mary, m. as hereafter, John Power, E.sq. of Gur-
teen, who was next relative in blood of the male line
to her father; 3 Mercy, d. s. p. 1703.
Richard Power, of Rathgormuck, d. 28 Feb. 1G35, was
bu'ied at Mothell, co. Waterford, and was s. by his eldest
son,
John Power, Esq. of Rathgormuck, who had livery of
his father's lands 12 March, 1G35. He m. (settlements
dated 14 June, 1629) Ellen, dau. of Donald McGrath, of
Mountain Castle, co. Waterford, and had issue,
1 Pierce FitzJohn, of Rathgormuck, who w.ns pro-
prietor of that place 1641, and according to the survey
of the CO. Waterford, 1654, held Clondonnell and other
lands. He d. s. p. 2 Richard, d. s.^j.
3 Edmond, of whom hereafter.
John Power, of Rathgormuck, (/. before 1641 ; his 3rd son,
Edmond Power, Esq. of Curraghkealy, who obtained
from the Duke of Ormonde a leasehold of Gurteen,
CO. Waterford, m. Eleanor, dau. of Pierce Power, of
Monalargie, and sister of John, 9th Lord Power, and
d. intestate 1682, leaving issue,
1 Pierce, of B.allyscaiilon, who took out administration
to his father 19 June, 1C86, and (/. .«. jj.
2 John, of whom hereafter, as representative of the
family, on the death of Henry, 10th Lord Power, 1742.
3 William FitzEdmond, successor to his brother.
4 Richard FitzEdmond, r,i. Martha, dau. of John
FitzGerald, of Ballymalloe, andrf. s. p. 1717.
5 James FitzEdmond, in. Mary, dau. of AVilliam
Higgins, Esq. of Gortardagh, co. Waterford, and had
issue,
Edjiont), successor to his uncle, of whom hereafter.
Richard.
Ellen. Magdalen.
Lord Power d. 8 Nov. 1592, and was s. by his eldest son,
Richard, 4th Lord Power, b. 1560; to. Hon. Katherine
Barry, dau. of James, Viscount Buttevant, and had issue,
I. John, w. Hon. Helen Parry, dau. of David, Viscount
Buttevant, and was killed by Edmond FitzGiobon (the
"White Knight") v. p., leaving by her (whom. 2iully,
Thomas, lOtti Earl of Ormonde and Ossory) with a dau.,
Ellen, m. David, Viscount Fermoy, an only son,
John, successor to his grandfather, as 5th lord.
n. Pierce, of Monalargie, who was mentioned by his grand-
father in deed of settlement of the Curraghmore estates, U
Feb. 28 Queen Elizabeth. He was living in 1633, and m.
Lady Katlierine Butler, dau. of Walter, 11th Earl of
Ormonde and Ossory, and had a son.
Pierce, of Monalargie, who was attainted on account of the
part he took in the rebellion of 1611. He had a dau.,
Eleanor to. Edmond Power, of Curra£hkealy, and an
only Sun,
row
THE LANDED GENTRY.
row
1301
John (attnintfil for liis aillicsion to .Tames II.\ of whom
llt'i'calttT, as lOtli Lord Power bui lor the attaiiidrr.
in. Thomas, who was also mentioned in his grandfather's
deed of settlement, 28 Queen Elizabeth.
Lord Power d. 7 Aug. 1607, and was s. by his grandson,
John, 5th Lord Power, 6. ir)96, who had livery of liis grand-
father's lands, 30 Mareh, 1G39; i.). Itulli. dau. of liobert
Phypoe, E.=q. of St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, and had issue,
I. Richard, his successor, fith Lord.
II. Pierce, of Killowen, m. lion. HonoraBurtc, dan. of John,
2nd Lord Brittas; made liis will 1 iluicb, Itiiis, which was
proved l<i May, 1669, and Iclt issue,
Pierce (unborn at the date of his father's will), whose only
dau., Judith, m. Thomas Duckctt, ancestor of Uuckctt, of
Uuckett's Grove, co. Carlow.
Ruth, only child living in 1668.
III. John, d. unm. 22 Sept. 16.16, buried in Pi'hlin.
IV. David, d. uvm. 17 Aug. U161, buried at St. Michan's.
I. Eleanor, m. Thomas Walsh, Esq. of Pilltown, co. Kil-
kenny.
n. Katherine, in. 16.i8, John Fitzgerald, Esq. of Dromana,
Lord of the Dcceis ; and [(. 1660.
Lord Power was excused from transplantation at the hands of
Oliver Cromwell by reason of his bcin^i bereft of reason fur
twenty years, 13 Jan. 1654. He was s. by his eldest son,
Richard, 6th Lord Power, who was created by patent dated
9 Oct. 1673, Viscount Defies, and Earl of Tyrone. He vi.
1654, Lady Dorothy Anncsley, dau. of Arthur, iBt Earl of
Anglesey, by whom, who was buried in the Cathedral of
Waterford, he had issue,
I. Arthur, d. unm. v. p.
n. John, his successor, 7th lord and 2nd earl.
III. James, 8th lord and 3rd earl.
Lord Power, 1st Earl of Tyrone, was imprisoned in the Tower
of London as a Jacobite, where he </. 14 Oct. 1690, and was
buried at Farnborough, Hants, when he was s. by his eldest
8on,
JoHM, 7th Lord Power, 2nd Earl of Tyrone, &. 1645, who
d. !(/!.a. in Dublin. 14 Oct. 1693, and was buried at CarricU-
on-Suir, when he was s. by his brother,
James, 8th Lord Power, 3rd Earl of Tyrone, b. 1666; m.
Anne, dau. of Andrew Eickards, Esq. of Dangan Spidoge, co.
Kilkenny, by whom he had an only dau.,
Lady Katherine Power, m. Sir Btarcus Beresford, 4th tart.
of Coleruine, and brought her husband the Curra<;hmore
estates. Sir Marcus was created, 18 .iuly. 1746, Earl of
Tyrone, and was ancestor of the Marquess of Waterford.
Lord Power, 3rd Earl of Tyrone, d. 19 Aug. 1704, when his
Earldom and Viscounty became extinct, but his Barony of
Power of Currashmore reverted to his heir male,
John, 9th Lord Power (see the descendants of Pierce Power
of Monulargie), who, being a Col. in the army of James II.,
and attainted and outlawed, could not take his seat, but he was
allowed a prnsion of £300 per annum by the Crown. He d.
intestate in Paris, 20 Aug. 1725, and left, with two daus.,
Charlotte and Clare, an only son,
Henry, 10th Lord Power but for the attainders of his father
and grandfather. He took out administration to his father 1 1
Sept. 1725, and petitioned the Duke of Bolton. Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland, for the Curraghmore estate, as heir male,
upon which petition the Lords Stanhope and Farrington made
a favourable report to his Grace, but from the opposition of
the Beresford family, who held them, and were all powerful
with the Government of the day, the petition never came to a
bearing. He rf. intestate and unra. May, 1742, and was buried
at St. Matthew's Church, Irishtown, Dublin. Administra-
tion was granted to his sisters 5 Dec. 1743. Upon his death
the whole male descendants of Richard, 4th Lord Power,
became extinct, and the representation of the 1st Lord Power
devolved on the heir male of Pierce Power, of Pkathgormuck,
the brother of the 4th lord,
John Power, Esq. of Gurteen, co. Waterford, and of Grange,
CO. Galway («fe descendants of Pierce Power, of Rathgormuck).
He served in France under his maternal uncle. Col. John
'■•■wer, 9th Lord Power, and on his return to Ireland he m.
"ut. 1703, Mary, dau. and co-heir of Richard Power, Esq. of
illydrimney, co. Galway, at the request of his kinsman, he
' ing the next relation in blood of the male line. By this
lady (who d. 1726) he had five dans.,
I. Helen, m. Hyacinth, Lord Mount Lcinster, and d. s. p.
II. Mary, rf. unm.
II. Bridget, d. s. p.
IV. Katherine, t». 1733, .John Power, Esq. of Clashmore, co.
Watoriord, and had issue.
V. Elizabeth, i,(. 13 April, 1744, hcT cousin, Edmoad Power
Fitz James, Esq. of Gurteen.
Mr. Power rf. at Grange, co. Galway, 1713, and was «. by ..is
brother,
William Power, Esq. of Gurteen (FitzEdraond), who d. s. p.
at Gurteen, 5 Aug. 175.5, and was buried at Kilsheclan. Hi*
will, dated 22 July, 1755, was proved 18 Sept. following, and
he wasx. by his nephew,
Edmond Power, Esq. of Gurteen, m. 1st, 13 April, 1744, li's
cousin, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of John Power (liiz-
Edinond), Esq. of Gurteen, and had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. John, m. 1774, Joanna, dau. of Thaddcns O'Meaghrr,
Esq. of Ikerrin, co. Tipperary, and by her (who d. IbOl; fj
had issue,
1 Edmond, who n. his uncle.
2 Jautes, of liallyiline, J.P., Capt. Tipperary Militia, m.
Katherine, dau. of James Butler, Esq., of Wilford, co.
Tipperary ; and d. 11 June, 1854, having had an only sou|
Edmond, d. unm. at Madeira, 5 Dec. 1838.
3 William, of Glyn, d. unm. 1839.
1 llonora, m. 1st, Major Quinn; and 2ndly, Wil'.loai
Talbot, Esq. of Castle Talbot, co. Wexford.
2 Elizabeth. 3 Eleanor.
m. Edmond. iv. Richard.
I. Elizabeth, m. Francis Mandeville, E.q.
II. Katherine, ni. W illiam Howley, Esq.
Mr. Power m. 2ndly, 1753, Mary O'Brien, widow of Capt.
Walter de la Mar, of Porterstown, co. Dublin, by whom h&
had another dau.,
III. Eleanor, m. Peter Lynch, Esq.
Mr. Power was s. by his eldest son,
William Power, Esq. of Guiteen, m. 10 Sept. 1765, Mary,
dau. and heir of Capt. Walter de la Mar, of Porterstown, co.
Dublin, by Mary 0 Brien, his wife, and d. g. p. 1814, when ho
was .<. by his nephew,
Edmond Power, Esq. of Gurteen, 6. 1775, served in the 8tli
Light Dragoons (now 8th Hussars), under the Duke of York,
during the Flanders campaign. He m. 1815, Anastatia, dau.
and co-heiress (with her sister Mary, who r,i. 1827, Richard
Montesquieu Bellew, M.P., brother of Patrick, 1st LordBelkw,
and d. s. p.) of John Lalor, Esq. of Long Orchard, co. Tip-
perary, and had issue by her (who m. 2ndly, the Right l!un.
Richard Lalor Shell, and d. at Leghorn, 1852) three sons and
two daus.,
I. John WiLLKVjr. his heir.
II. Edmond James (.m- 1'ower Lalor, of Lnnpor chard).
III. Richard Francis, m. Sara Gordon, of Virginia, Nort!*
America, and has two daus., Anastatia and Mary.
I. Mary, rn. 1846, Henry Petre, Esq. of Dunkenhalgh, D.L.
CO. Lancaster.
u. Ellinor, m. 1843, Patrick William Power, Esq. of Pcui-
brokestown, co. Waterford, and has issue.
Mr. Power d. 1830, and was s. by his eldest son,
John William Power, Esq. of Gurteen, JLP., J.P. and D.L,
CO. Waterford, b. 1816 ; m. 1840, Frances, dau. of .Sir John
Power, 1st bart. of Kilfane, by Harriet his wife, dau. of Ger-
vais Parker Bushe, Esq. of Kilfane ; and d. 12 May, 1851,
leaving issue five sons and four daus.,
Edmond Jajies de la Poeh, Count D2 la Poeb.
John, b. 1842; d. 1851.
William, b. 2 June, 1843, late Capt. Ooth regt.
Raymond, Kilcronagh, co. Kilkenny, 6. 6 March, 1846, lat&
loth regt., ni. 6 April, 1873, Emily Frances Lloyd, 3rd dau.
and co-heiress of Charles 'Thomas Warde, Esq. of Clopr i
House, CO. Warwick, by Marianne his wife, dau. of Jol.n
Bennet Lawes, Esq. of Rothamsted, Herts.
Arnold, 6. 17 Oct. 1849, late 20th regt.
Harriette Anastatia, in. 17 June, 1S69, Ch.irles .StanVy
Gough, Lieut.-Col. 5th Bengal Cavalry, "Znd son of Geoi;,*
Gough, Esq., late Commissioner of Patna.
Mary, m. 1867, Samuel Perry, Esq. of Woodroffe, co. Tip-
perary.
Anastatia, m. 15 July, 1875, John Nugent Humble, Esi.,
eldest son of Sir John Nugent Humble, Bart, of Cloncoi-
kraine, co. Waterford. F'rances Vincent.
A royal license, dated at St. James's, 14 May, 1863, was
granted to Frances, widow of John Power, Esq., of Gurte'ci',
that she and her issue by her said deceased husband should
take and use the surname of De la Poeb, in lieu of that of
Power.
^rm.5— Arg., a chief dancettee sa. a mullet for difTercnce.
Crest— A buck's head caboshed ppr. attired or, between ilic
attires a crucifix of the last. Motto — Per erucem .id coronam.
Seat— Gurteen 1a Poer, Kilsheclan, co. Waterford.
POWER OP FAITHLEGG.
PowEE, Patrick Mahon, Esq. of Faithler^
Ilouse, CO. Waterford, in. 1 March, 1859, Lad/
1302
POW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
POW
Olivia Jane Nugent, dau. of Anthony Francis, 9tli
Earl of Westmeatli, and has issue,
ILillCaflC— NicnoLAS Poweh, Esq., J. P., rn. 1780, Cathe-
rine, dau. of Bartholomew Eivers, Esq. of Tramore, co. Water-
ford, and had issue,
Nicholas.
Patrick, of Bcllevue, co. Kilkenny, J.P. and D.L., for-
merly M.P. for Wateriford; -,ii. Mary, dau. oi John Snow, of
Larkfield and KilmuiTy, co. Kilkenny, and ci., having had
Issue,
1 Nicholas Alfred (;ce Power of Bellevue).
2 Patrick William. 3 John. 4 Pierce.
1 Eliz.-)..
Maria, d. unm.
Mr. Power d. June, 1793. His son,
Nicholas Mahon Power, Esq. of Faithlejrg House, co.
Waterford, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for that co. from 1S47 to 18.59,
b. 17B7; m. 1818, MarRaret, only child of Nicholas Mahon,
Esq. of Dublin, and had issue,
I. Patrick Mahon, now of Faithlegp.
II. Albert William, d. unm.
I. Margaret Emily, m. 1841, Denis O'ConoT, r?q. of Mount
Druid.
II. Catherine Georgina, m. James Archhold, Esq. of Davids-
town, CO. Kildare.
jii. Maria Louisa, ni. Finlay Chester, Esq., J.P., of WilUams-
town, CO. Louth. iv. Frances Emily Mary.
V. Adelaide Mary Josephine Isabella, ra. 7 May, 1874, John
Aloysius Blake, Esq., late M.P. for Waterford.
Ilerf. Feb. 1873.
jSe«(— Faithlegg House, Waterford.
POWER OF BELLEVUE,
PowEE, Nicholas Alpeed, Esq. of Bellevue
House, CO. Xilkennv, J.P. for that co., eldest son of
Patrick Power, Esq. of Bellevue House, and Ty-
broughuy Castle, J.P. co. Kilkenny, formerly M.P.
for CO. Waterford, by Mary his wife, dau. of John
Snow, Esq. of Larkfield and Kilmui-ry. co. Kilkenny,
J.P. (see PowEE of Faithlegg) , m. Margaret Jane,
dau. and only surviving child of the late Major
Cane, 5th Dragoon Guards, by Anne, liis wife, dau.
of John Helsham, Esq. of Ormond House, co. Kil-
kenny, J. P., and has issue,
I. Frederick. ii. Alfred.
I. Emily, m. Edward Middelton, Esq., son of the late Peter
Middelton, Esq. of Myddleton Lodge, and Stockeld Park,
CO. York. n. Augusta.
III. Louisa, in. John Baines, Esq., late Innislcilling Dra-
goons, son of H. Baines, Esq. of Essher, Surrey.
IV. Elise. V. Lucy. vi. Annie. vii. Winifred.
Seat — Bellevue, co. Kilkenny.
POWEH OF SNOW HILL.
PowEE, Joseph Edwaed O'Xeill, Esq. of Snow
Hill, CO. Waterford, m. 27 Nov. 1869, EHzabeth
Antonia, youngest dau. of the late Sir John Ennis,
Bart., and has issue.
Hl'nragC— Nicholas O'Neill Power, Esq. of Snow Hill,
CO. Waterford, m. 1st, Miss O'Neill, dau. of Edward O'Neill,
Esq., and had, with three daus., all deceased, an only son,
David O'Neill, his heir. He rn. 2ndly, Miss Margaret Mc
Carthy, of Spring House, but by her had no issue. The son
and heir.
David O'Nf'll Power, Esq. of Snow Hill, to. Miss Eliza
Nash, of Cor.V, and by her (who d. 20 Dec. 1819) had issue,
Nicholas O'Neill, late of Snow Hill. Edward O'Neill.
Joseph O'Neill, m. and has issue, David, Edward, Anue, and
Elizabeth.
Mr. Power i. 18C3, and was s. by his son,
Nicholas O'Neill Power, Esq. of Snow Hill, h. 10 Sept.
1809 ; m. 10 Nov. 1830, Jane, dau. of Alexander Sherlock, Esq.,
and has issue,
Joseph Edward, now of Snow Hill.
Bernard O'Neill, SOth rcgt.
Nicholas Alexander, h. 6 -Jan. 183.5.
Helen. Eliza. Victoria Jane. Eliza Mary. Jane.
Seal — Snow Hill, Ferrybank.
POWER OF THE HILL COURT.
PowEE, KiNGSMiXL Manlet, Esq. of The Hill
Court, CO. Hereford, J.P. and D.L., formerly Capt.
9th and 16th Lancers (with two medals and clasps
for seiTices in the Gwalior and Sutlej campaigns
under Lord Gough), h. 10 March, 1819 ; m. 12 Aug.
1852, Anna Eliza Blanche, only surviving dau. of
John Probyn, Esq. of Longhopc Manor House, co.
Gloucester, and has had issue,
1. Manlet Kingsmill Manlet, Lieut. 41st. rcgt., h. 14 Oct.
1853. II. Herbert Archibald Manley, 6. 22 Dec. 1854.
III. Henry James Manley, b. 19 Feb. 1856.
IV. John Manley, h. 18 Feb. 1857.
V. Eustace Manley, 6. 13 May, 1860.
VI. Walter Manley, b. 15 Sept. 1861.
VII. Reginald Ivon Manley, b. 8 April, 1865.
VIII. Oliver Bray Manley, 6. 2 Jan. 1867.
I. Katharine Manley.
ILuiraCir.— The direct pedigree of this ancient family is
traced as far back as 1558, when
Sir Henry Power, Knt., Master of the Horse in Ireland, to
Queen Elizabeth, to. Miss Bullen, and had issue, four sons.
The youngest. Sir Henry Power, Knt. of Bersham, near Wrex-
ham, CO. Denbigh, Gen. of Her Majesty's army in Ireland, and
one of Her Majesty's Lords Justices, was created 'Viscount
Valentia, by patent, 1 March, 1620, with succession to the
heirs of his body, &c., d. s. p. 25 May, 1642. The eldest son of
Sir Henry Power, Master of the Horse in Ireland, was
John Power, Esq., i/i. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir George Gunter,
Knt. of Eacton, Sussex, and by her had one son. He d.
27 March, 1659, and was s. by his son,
Egbert Power, Esq. of Bersham, to. Dorothy, dau. of
Kenrick Eyton, Esq. of Eyton, and has issue, three sons and
four daus., .John, Kobert, Kenrick, Eleanor, Elizabeth, Mary,
and Susannah. He 0.. 26 Dec. 1673. His son and heir,
John Power, Esq. of Bersham, m. Mercy, dau. of John Man-
ley, Esq. of Erbistock, co. Denbigh, and had issue nine sons
and three daus., Henry, Kenrick, Eobert, Thomas, Manley,
Isaac, John, Francis, William, Amy, Mary, and Eleanor. He
d. April, 1712, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Power, Esq. Capt. in the Battle Axe Guards, 6.
6 May, 1695, at Bersham, co. Denbigh, ra. Sarah, dau. of Capt.
John Bolton, of co. Kilkenny, and had issue, three sons and
two daus., I. Manley John; ii. Charles Shadwell; iii. Thomas
Bolton; i. Mercy ; ii. Sarah Bolton. He d. 1765. His 3rd son,
Thomas Bolton Power, Esq., b. at Killmurray, co. Wicklow,
4 Sept. 1735; d. and was buried at Greenwich, 9 Nov. 1801.
He was Capt. 20th regt., and was forced to leave the service
by loss of sight. His son and successor,
Sir SIanlet Power, K.C.B. and K.T.S., Lieut.-Gcn. of the
Forces, and Lieut-Governor of Malta, b. 1773; m. 1st, 5 June,
1802, Sarah, dau. of J. Coulson, Esq., by whom he had issue,
I. Manley, Col. in the army and Lieut. -Col. Commanding 85th
regt., d. 27 April, 1857, aged 54; ii. Jukes Coulson; and
III. Harry Allwood, both d. infants. He i«.2ndly, 7 May, 1818,
Anne, dau. of Kingsmill Evans, Esq., Col. Grenadier Guards,
of Lydiart House, co. Monmouth (descended from Herbert
Thomas Walter Evans, Esq. of Langattock, living 1661, son of
Thomas ap Ivon ap Jenkin Herbert, of the time of Elizabeth),
and by her had issue,
I. Kingsmill Manlet, now of The Hill Court.
II. Henry Bolton (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Bramley, Surrey, 6.
7 Oct. 1820; in. 1st, 18 May, 1847, Sophia Catherine Mary,
youngest dau. of Robert Thoroton, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Grena-
dier Guards, and by her (who d. 11 May, 1849) had a son,
Thoroton Manlet, 6. 8 May, 1849.
He TO. 2ndly, 7 June, 1853, Mary, only surviving dau. of
Rev. Laurence William Eliot, Rector of Peper Harow,
Surrey, and has issue,
Blanley, b. 24 May, 1857.
Kingsmill Henry, 6. 30 July, 1862.
Laurence Eliot, 6. 7 May, 1864.
Blanche Sophia Matilda. Katherine Mary Anne.
Maude Elizabeth. Alice Julia. Mary.
Sir Manley Power d. at Berne, Switzerland, 7 July, 1826.
Arms — Gu., a sword in bend sinister ppr. hilted and pom-
melled or, point elevated and blade encompassed with a laurel
wreath of the last on a chief arg. between two mullets .sa.
pierced of the field in the centre chief point pendant from a
ribband gu. fimbricated az. a representation of the golden cross
and clasp presented to Sir Manley for Salamanca, etc. Crest —
Issuant from a mural crown or, a stag's head .sa. gorged with a
laurel wreath and attired of the first. Motto — Angclis suis
prsecipiet de te.
/Sea£— The Hill Court, near Eoss, co. Hereford.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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130:
POWNEY OF FYFIELD HOUSE AND
MILDEN HALL.
PowNET, EuAVAun Pentox, Esq. of Fyfield
House, ilants, and Miklen Hall, Suffolk, m. 1st,
13 Hay, 1841, Caroline, 2nd dau. of John Rawlins,
Esq., which lady d. 21 June, 1851 ; and 2ndly,
25 July, 1861, iladelina Louisa, 2nd dau. of the
K^y. George Porclier, of Oakwood, Sussex, and by
her (who d. 2 Sept. 18G2) has an only son,
Cecil Dd Pbe Penton, 6. 21 Aug. 18G2.
Mr. Powncy, the last surviving son of George
Nesbitt Thompson, of Penton Lodge, Andover, by
his wife Catherine Maria, widow of Henry Vansit-
tart, Esq., brother of Lord Bexlev, and eldest sister
of George Powney, Esq. of Milden Hall, Suffolk,
and Bishopsgate,Eugletield, assumed by royal license,
15 March, 1876, the name of Pow>'Ei' on succeeding
to the estates of his cousin, the Key. Henry Pownej-.
Seats— HiXden Hull, Suffolk; Fyfield House, Andover, Hants.
Louisa Phillippa.
Isabella Lyblie.
Millicent Caroline.
Frances JIariannc.
Sophia Jane.
Emma Charlotte.
Arriis — Or, a lion's gamb erased in bend between two crosscs-
crosslet fitchee gu. Vnst — A lion's gumb erased and erect
gu. holding a sceptre or.
jScats— Uarding House, Heading ; and BroomQeld, Middlesex.
POWYS-LYBBE OF HARDWICK.
Powts-Ltbbe, Philip Lybbe, Esq. of Hardwick,
00. Oxford, and Broomfield, Middlesex, M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law, M.P. for Newport, Isle of Wight
1859 to 1865, m. 11 June, 184 i, Anne Phillis, dau.
of Thomas Greenwood, Esq. of Turner's Court, and
niece of William Stephens, Esq. of Prospect Hill,
Tilehiu-stj and has an only son,
William Reginald Lybbe Powts, 6. 184C; m. 1875, Christian
Cecilia, youugest dau. of the lata James C. Haywood, Esq.
of Dosthill House, co. Stafford.
In 1863, Mr. Powys retook the name of Lybbe by
royal license.
3LinCclQt. — Philip Powts, son of Sir Thomas Powys, Knt.
of Lilford (by Elizabeth his 2nd wife, dau. of Sir Philip
Meadows, su Bckke's Peei-age, article Lilfobd), m. Isabella,
only child and heiress of Eichard Lybbe, Esq. of Hardwick,
and by her had, Philip Lybbe, his heir; Thomas, Dean of
Canterbury, cl. unm.; and Richard, d.s.p. The eldest son,
Philip Lybbe Powys, Esq. of Hardwick, m. Caroline Girle,
and had (with a dau., Caroline Isabella, m. the Rev. Edward
Cooper, Rector of Hamstall Eidware, co. Stafford) two sons,
Philip Lybbe, of whom presently.
Thomas (Ucv.), Rector of Fawley, Bucks, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of William Palgrave, Esq. of Cottishall, Norfolk,
and had issue, 1 Thomas Arthur, Rector of Sawtry St.
Andrews, co. Hants; 2 Bransby William, m. Catherine,
dau. of the Rev. \V. Archer; 3 James Morrell Coventry;
4 Philip Annesley, m. Caroline, dau. of Col. Brockman ; 5
George Henry Norman; 1 Louisa Mary, ?n. J. Shrimpton
Esq., 2 Catherine Jane, m. S. Lane, Esq. ; 3 Augusta
Elizabeth, m. Eev. Dr. Sketchley, Vicar of Deptford, Kent,
and heir to the late S. E. Sketchley, Esq., of Kensington.
J. P. and D.L., co. Middlesex ; i Charlotte Frances, m. K
Smith, Esq., of Eozel; 5 Letitia Gcorgiana Tivitia, tii. W'
G. James, Esq. ; 6 Caroline, in. Edward Jcrmer Murray, Esq'
The elder son,
Philip Lybbe Powys, Esq. of Hardwick, m. 1700, Louisa,
2nd dau. and co-heir of Eichard Michell, Esq. of Culham
Court, Berks, and left issue,
Hesky Philip, his heir.
Eichard Thomas, »;. 1829, Caroline, eldest dau. of Edward
Scott Waring, Esq., and had issue, Philip Edward (deceased),
Caroline Sophia (deceased); Emily Gcorgiana (deceased);
Ellen Anna Philippa; and Selina Jemima.
Caroline Louisa, m. Eev. Edward Philip Cooper, and has issue.
Sophia Charlotte, m. Edward Simeon, and d. s.p. 1833.
Amelia Frances, in. Rev. Philip Arden Cooper.
The son and heir,
Henry Philip Powys, Esq. of Hardwick House, co. Oxford,
and Broomfield, Middlesex, b. 24 Nov. 1791 ; m. 1 June, 1817,
Julia, 4th dau. of Sir Fitzwilliam Barrincton, Bart., and by
I her (who d. 8 Sept. 1821) had a son, Philip Lybbe Powts Lybbe,
Esq. now of Hardwick. He )«. 2ndly, 1823, Phillippa Emma,
dau. of William Cunliffe Shawe, Esq. of Preston, and had,
Edward Shawe, deceased. Charles Eichard.
Francis Arthur (Rev.), B.D. George.
William Cunliffe, Capt. ■22nd rcgt., in. 4 Oct. IbCG, Constance
Ellen, eldest dau. of Bransby William Powys, Esq. of the
Vandreys, co. Chester.
II.
POWYS-KECK OF STAUGHTON GRANGE.
See Keck.
MACKWORTH-PRAED OF MICKLEHAM.
MACKWOitTn-PuAEu, WiXTiiEOP, Esq. of Mickle-
ham Downs, Surrey, b. 1831 ; ?h. 1863, Louisa, 1th
dau. of the late James Ewing, Esq., and has with
other issue,
Robert Herbert, 6. 1866.
Mr. Mackwoi'th-Praed is Lord of the Manor and
Patron of the Living of Mickleham.
ii.tUr»tgC. — John Pbaed, Esq. of Trevethoe, Cornwall, by
deed dated 19 Jan. 1715, in acknowledgment of the assistance
he had received from the family of Mackworth (see Bcbke's
Peerage, Mackwobth of Glen UsLe, Bart.), adopted as his
heir and settled his property on his friend Sir Humphry Mack-
worth's third son, who having assumed the name and arms of
his patron, became
William Mackworth-Praed, Esq. of Trevethoe. He was
b. 3 Nov. 1094; m. 1715, Anne, only dau. of Robert Slaney,
Esq. of Rudge, Salop, and had issue,
Humphry, of Trevethoe, M.P. for St. Ives, m. 1764, Mary,
dau. of William Forrester, Esq. of Watling Street, Salop,
and widow of Sir Brian Broughton Delves, Bart, of
Broughton, and had with other issue, a son William, who
took the name and arms of Tyringhasi {see thut Fmiulii).
Bulkelcy, d. s. p. Willlasi, of whom hereafter.
Arabella, d. iiiim.
Mr. Mackworth-Praed, who was M.P. for St. Ives, d. 1752 ; his
youngest son,
William Mackworth-Praed, Esq. of Bitton, Devon, m.
Susan, dau. of Thomas Stokes, Esq. of Rill, co. Gloucester,
and by her (who d. 1794) had issue,
William, his heir.
Juliana, m. T. W. Shore, Esq. Susan, m. T. Smith, Esq.
Ar.ibella, Lady in Waiting to Queen Adelaide, ),i. '24 May,
1792, John, 4th Earl of Mayo, and d. 19 Nov. Iti43.
Mr. Mackworth-Praed, who was M.P. for Cornwall, d. 1791,
and was s. by his only son,
William Mackworth-Praed, Esq. of Bitton, Scrgeant-at-
Law, Chairman of the Audit Office, b. 1756; »i. 1795, Eliza-
beth, dau. of B. Winthrop, Esq., Governor of the Bank of
England, and d. 1835, leaving issue,
Willlam, m. the heiress of Hay, of Dallamore and Halwell,
Devon. Bulkeley John, late of Owsdcn Hall.
Winthrop, M.P., the Poet and Politician, b. 1802; d. 1839.
The 2nd son,
BcLKELEY John Mackworth-Praed, Esq. of Owsden Hall,
Suffolk, m. 1st, 22 Dec. 1828, Emma, dau. of Mungo Dick,
Esq. of Pitkerro, Forfar, by whom (who d. 1836) he had (intei-
alios) a son,
Winthrop, now of Mickleham.
He m. 2ndly, 1840, Elizabeth Colthurst, dau. of P. P. Fitz-
Fatrick, Esq., and sole heiress of her grandfather, Col. John
Colthurst, of Carrigrohane, co. Cork, by whom (who d. 1852)
he had {inter alios) a son,
Herbert Bulkeley, of Owsden Hall (see next Article).
He )u. 3rdly, 1859, Emily Maria, dau. of William Fane, Esq.,
E.I.C.C.S., grand-dau. of Hon. Henry Fane, M.P., 2nd son of
Thomas, 8th Earl of Westmorland, by whom also he leaves a son.
Arms — Quarterly; 1st and 4th, az., six mullets arg., three,
two and one, for Pbaed; 2nd and 3rd, per pale indt nied sa.
and erm. on a chevron gu. five crosses pattce or, for Mackworth.
Crest — Out of a five-leaved ducal coronet or, a unicoru's head
arg. maned and horned gold.
^eat — Mickleham Down, Surrey. Toicn House — 22, Carlton
House Terrace.
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MACKWORTH-PRAED OF OWSDEN.
Mackwoktu-Praed Herbert Bulkellv, Esq.
of Owsden Hall, SuHblk, J.P., M.P. for Colchester,
formerly of 25lh rcgl. King's Own Borderers, 2nd
8on of the lato Bulkeley John Mackworth-Praed,
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PEA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEA
Esq. of Owsden Hall, Suffolk (who d. 1876), by his
2iid wife, Elizabeth, only clau. of the late P. P.
FitzPatrick, Esq. {see irreceding Article), b. lS-11.
Seal — Owsden Hall, Newmarket. Town House — 6, St. James'
Street, S.W.
PRATT OF BYSTON.
Pratt, Edwaed Eogee Mueeat, Esq. of Eyston
Hall, Norfolk, J.P., educated at Eton and Trin.
Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1869, b. 3 Dec. 1847.
iLtnCagC. -Edmund Pratt, Esq. Lord of the Manor of
Carles, Hockwold (son of Eobert Pratt), m. the only dau. and
heir of Walter Gylour, Esq. of Kyston, and d. 34 IIenbt VIII.,
leaving a son and successor,
John Pkatt, Esq. of Hockwold, who left two sons, William,
who d. s. p., and
Edjidsd Pratt, of Hockwold, who d. before 9 Nov. 1.542.
He Id. Katlierine, dau. of William Tassell, Esq., and had issue,
I. Edward, his successor.
li. Gregory, of Pvyston, m. Anne, dau. of William Coekett,
Esq. of Besthorp, Norfolk, and had two sons,
1 Francis, who, by Ur.'^ula his 2nd wife, dau. of Eobert
Gosnold, Esq. of Ottley, had two sons,
Edward, of Eyston, d. s. p. 1GG4, having devised Eyston
to Sir Roger Pratt.
Henry, of London, ancestor of the Featts of Colesk ill,
Berks, extinct Baronets.
2 Gregory, m. Theodosia, dau. of Sir Edward Tyrrell, Knt.,
and widow of Edward West, Esq. of Masworth, and had
an only son.
Sir Eoger Pratt, knighted by King Chables II., for his
exertions in rebuilding, in concert with Sir Christopher
Wren, the city of London, after the Great Fire in 1UG6.
Hu ra. Anne, dau. of Sir Edward Monyns, Bart, of
Waldcrshare, but d. s. p. 1684.
in. Eogor, ra. Ann, dau. of Baldwin Dereham, Esq. of Dere-
ham Abbey, co. Norfolk.
I. Ann.
II. Ursula, 7n. Henry Bexwcll, Esq. of Eoxwell, co. Norfolk.
III. Susan, ni. Thomas Gausill, Esq. of Watlington.
IV. Bridget. v. Jane.
Mr. Pratt was s. by his eldest son,
Edward Pratt, Esq. of Hockwold, m. Dorothy, dau. of
William Cobb, Esq. of Sandringham, Norfolk, and had issue,
I. Osberi, Lord of the Manor of Carles, Hockwold, ra. Kathe-
vine, dau. of Thomas Scarlett, Esq., and widow of Mr. Serjeant
Walpole ; and ii. Edward. The 2nd son,
Edward Pratt, Esq. of Heveningham, ra. Urs«la, dau. of
Henry Eossington, Esq. of Framlinghani, Suffolk, and his son,
Edward Pratt, Esq. of Yoxford, la. Emma, dau. of William
Tiffin, Esq., and widow of George Bexwell, Esq., and d. 1G91,
leaving an only son and successor,
Edward Pratt, Esq. of Woodbridge, Suffolk, and Eyston,
Norfolk, ra. Mary. dau. of Anthony Applethwaite, Esq. of
Ipswich, and had issue,
EoGEB, his successor.
Elizabeth, ra. Thurlow Stafford, Esq. of Denvir, and had
issue, a dau., ra. John Dering, Esq. of Wicken, Kent.
Mary, in. Thomas Browne, of Elsing, Norfolk.
Mr. Pratt d. 1708, and was s. by his only son,
EoGEB Pratt, Esq. of Eyston, High Sheriff 1727, m. Hen-
rietta, dau. of Sir Eobert Davers, Bart., by Mary his wife, one
of the co-heirs of Thomas, last Lord Jermyn, and had issue,
Edward, his successor.
Jermyn, m. Ann Stanforth, of Salthouse.
M:try, ra. Edward Stafford, Esq.
Harriet, m. Thurlow Stafford, Esq.
Mr. Pratt was .5. at his decease, 1771, by his elder son,
Edward Pratt, Esq. of Eyston, 6. 1717; in. Blanche, dau.
of Sir Jacob Astley, Bart, of Melton Constable, by Lucy his
wife, youngest dau. of Sir Nicholas L'Estrange, Bart, of Hun-
stanton, and had is.sue,
Edward Roger, his heir.
Sarah Maria, ra. Eev. Charles Collyer, of Gunthorpe.
Lucy, in. lladmond Alpe, Esq. of Hardingham.
Mr. Pratt d. 1784, and was s. by his only son,
Edward Roger Pratt, Esq. of Eyston, High Sheriff 179S, h.
17.5G; ra. 3 Dec. 1788, Pleasance, dau. and co-heir of S.imuel
Browne, Esq. of King's Lynn, by Hester his wife, dau. and co-
heir of Philip Case, Esq., and had issue,
Edward Roger, his heir.
Henry, Major in the army, h. 29 Oct. 1795 ; in. Hester Sparke,
dau. of the Bishop of Ely, and d. 1 Aug. 18G0.
Jermtn, successor to his brother.
Robert, b. 2 Feb. 1799, killed at tho battle of ..ilgicrs, 1817.
Charles Browne, 6. 31 May, 1802 ; d. 12 Oct. 1822.
William, Rector of Harpley-cum-Buchan, Norlolk, in. Louisa,
3rd dau. of William Coxiiead Marsh, Esq. of Gaynes I'ark,
Essex, and d. Nov. 1874, having by her (who d. June, ls77)
had issue, 1 William Eoger; 2 Henry Marsh; 3 Jermyn
Gregory, deceased; 4 Charles Stewart; 5 William Dering;
6 Dashwood ; 1 Emily Blanche; 2 Hester Sophia Asley ; 3
Harriet; and 4 Laura.
Blanche, d. 17 Jan. 1863.
Maria, in. 1834, Henry Coldham, Esq. of Anmcr Hall,
Norfolk, and d. 14 Jan. 18.'JG.
Lucy, m. 1st, 10 Jan. 182G, Lord Rendlesham ; and 2ndly,
Stewart Majoribanks, Esq. ; and d. 18.i4.
Harriett, rn. Eev. WilUam Gale Townley, Rector of UpwcU,
who is deceased.
Mr. Pratt d. 5 March, 18.38, and was s. by his eldest son,
Edward Eoger Pratt, Esq. of Ryston Hall, 6. 2P Sept. 1789,
J.P. and D L., High Sheriff 1850; he d. 28 May, 1S63, and was
s. by bis brother.
The Eev. Jermtn Pratt, of Eyston, 6. 6 Feb. 1798; m.
4 May, 1847, Mary Louisa, 4th dau. of George Murray, Bishop
of Eocheslcr, grandson of John, 3rd Duke of Athole ; and d.
15 May, 1S67, leaving issue,
I. Edward Eogeb Mcrkat, now of Eyston.
II. Walter Jermyn Murray, ra. 1878, Elizabeth, dan. of Rev.
Henry Grey. iii. Reginald Henry Murray.
I. HIanche Eleanor Murray. ii. Henrietta Mary Murray.
III. Edith Lucy Murray.
IV. Fiances .Augusta Murray, d. 7 Jan. 1875.
V. Alice Rosalind Murray.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron sa. between two ogresses each
charged with a martlet of the first in chief, and an ogress in
base chargid with a trefoil slipped arg. three mascles or,
quarterly with Gylour. Crest — Between a branch of oak and
another of pine each fructed or, a wolf's head per pale arg. and
sa., langued and erased gu., gorged with a collar charged with
three roundles all counterchanged. Motto — Eident florentia
prata.
Hmt — Ryston Hall, near Downhani, Norfolk. Town Residence
—19, Beaufort Gardens, S.W.
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PHATT OF CABRA CASTLE.
Peatt, Meevtn, Esq. of Cabra Castle, co.
Cavan, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff for co. Cavan
1841, CO. Mayo 1843, and co. Meath 1875, b. 2 Aug.
1807 ; m. Oct. 1834, Madeline Eglantine, only dau.
and lieir of Col. William Jackson, of Euniscoe,
CO. Mayo, and has issue,
I. JosEPn, High Sheriff co. Mayo, 1876, Royal Regt., 6. 1
Jan. 1843; m. Sept. 1870, Madeline, only dau. of James
Hamilton, Esq. of Cornacassa, and has issue, 1 Mervyn,
b. 1873; 2 Audley, b. 1874.
I. Louisa C.Ttherine Hannah, rn. 28 June, 1S66, Thomas
Eothwell, Esq. of Eockfield, co. Meath.
II. JIadeline Caroline Mary.
III. Jemima Roberta Emily Tynte.
iClltCaflC. — The branch of the family of which we are
treating, was settled in co. Leicester, 1641, when three
brothers, .Joseph, Benjamin, and John Pratt migrated thence;
Joseph and Benjamin to Ireland; John, to Jamaica. Joseph
and Benjamin obtained lands in co. Meath from Cromwell,
which they divided between them. The elder was ancestor of the
Pkatts of Cabra ; the youngerof the Pratt- Winters of Agher.
Joseph Pratt id. 1st, Frances, sister and heir of Col. Thomas
Couch, of Cabra Castle, co. Cavan, and Covoaddy, co.
Donegal; and 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Audley Mervyn,
and widow of Nathaniel Poole, Esq., and by her had issue, I.
Joseph, ci. young; ii. Benjamin (Dr.), of Cabra Castle, Pro-
vost of Trin. Coll. Dublin, ra. Lady Phillippa Hamilton, 3rd
dau. of James, 6th Earl of Abercom, but d. s. p. ; in. John, of
Cabra Castle, Constable of Dublin Castle, and Deputy-Trea-
surer of Ireland, m. Henrietta Clements, and rf. 1740, having
had two sons, drowned in the Phcenix Park, 1723, and one
dau., Mary, in. 1st, Sir George Savile, of Rullord, and 2ndly,
Dr. Charles Morton; iv. Thomas, d.s.p.; v. MERVTN;and
I. Margaret. The youngest son,
Mervyn Pratt, M.P. co. Cavan, m. 1704, Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Coote, Esq. of Coote Hill, co. Cavan, and sister of the
Earl of Bellamont, and d. 1751, having had (with three daus.,
Elizabeth, rn. Dr. Burleigh ; Anne, m. John Pratt, Esq. of
Agher, co. Meath ; and Frances, rn. Joseph Methee, Esq.)
a son and successor.
The Rev. Joseph Pratt, of Cabra, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Jonathan Chetwode, Esq. of Queen's Co., and had issue,
Mervyn, d. 1798. Joseph, of whom presently.
James Bullcr, »i. Margaret, dau. of William Foster, Esq. of
Duulccr, and d. 1829, leaving four sons and four daus.
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Elizabeth, m. 1st, Dr. C. Morton: 2nclly, — Bai'on, Esq.
Ann, in. Henry Foster, Esq., cousin to the late Lord Oriel.
The 2n(I son.
Toe Rev. Joseph Pratt, of Cabra Castle, h. 173S ; m. 1770,
Hon. Sarah Morres, dau. of Hervey, Viscount Mount Morrcs,
by Lady Letitia I'onsonby his wife, dau. of Brabazon, Earl
of licssborouph, and had issue,
Joseph, his heir. Mervyn (Rev.), (J. 1823.
Hervey, of Castle Morres, co. Kilkenny, who, upon the death
of liis father, .<. his mother in the Kill;enny estates, wliieh
she and her sister, the late Marchioness ol Antrim, had
jointly inherited as co-heiresses of their brother, liedmond,
Viscount Mountmorres.
Mary, w. Sir John Tiers, Bart. Letitia, deceased.
Mr. Pratt d. 1831, and was s. by his eldest son,
Joseph PaiTT, Esq. of Cabra Castle, Col. of Militia, 6. 1775 ;
m. 1st, 1806, Jemima Roberta, dau. and co-heir of Sir James
Stratford Tynte, Bart., and by her (who d. 1822) had issue,
I. Mervtn, now of Cabra Castle.
II. Joseph Tynte, J. P. and D.L. of Tynte Park, Dunlavin,
CO. Wicklow, who has assumed the surname and arms of
TvsTE, b. 1809; »!. 1838, Geraldino, 2nd dau. of the late
^Villiam Richard Hopkyns Northey, Esq. of Suffolk Lawn,
Clu'ltenham, and has issue, 1 Eortescuc; 2 Mervyn; 1
Hannah ; 2 Madeline ; and 3 Alice.
III. Fitzherbert, •!. 1849.
IV. Waller Caulfeild, J. P. and D.L., of Oving House, Bucks,
Col. Commanding Royal Bucks Militia, and formerly G7th
rei;t., 6. 25 Dec. 181^; m. 11 March, 1852, Catherine Cecilia,
Clh dau. of George, 3rd Lord Boston, and has issue,
1 Douglas Walter Joseph Caulfeild, 6. 1S53.
2 Gerald George Caulfeild. b. 18.55.
3 Cecil de Montmorency Caulfeild, 6. 1857.
1 Constance.
▼. Fitzmaiirice Caldwell Tynte, of Glen Heste, Blessington,
CO. Wicklow, b. 5 Sept. 1822; }». 1850, Isabella Mary, dau. of
Ciiarles Edmund Costello, Esq. of Edmondston, co. Mayo,
and has a dau., Josephine.
I. Hannah, m. Charles Rochfort, Esq.
II. Sarah, m. 12 July, 1834, Robert Doyne, Esq. of Wells, co.
Wexford.
III. Elizabeth Martha, m. 4 Feb. 1840, Robert Francis
Saunders, Esq. of Saunders Grove, co. Wicklow.
Col. Pratt VI. 2ndly, 1826, Nichola Sophia, relict of the late
Claudius William Cole Hamilton, Esq. of Kingscourt, co. Meath ;
and d. 27 Aug. 1863.
Armx — .\rg., on a chevron sa., between three ogresses each
charged with a martlet of the first three mascles of the field.
Se'its — Cabra Castle, Kingscourt, co. Cavan ; Enniscoe, Croas-
moUna, CO. Mayo. Club — Sackville Street, Dublin.
PKATT OF OVING HOUSE.
See preceding Memoir.
♦
PRESTON OF ASKHAM BBYAN HALL.
~ PEESTOJf, The Rev. John D'Abct Waecop,
M.A., of Askham Bryan Hall, co. York, b. 27 Jan.
11824; m. 11 May, 1858, Emily Anne Augusta, 3rcl
[dau. of the Rev. Jolin Brownlow, and has issue,
I. D'Abct Bkownlow, 6. 19 July, 1860.
u. Walter Charles, b. 18 Feb. 1864.
Ill, Roland D'.\rcy, 6. 1 July, 1867. iv. Arthur John.
1. Alice Elizabeth. li. Edith.
S.'tnCc'IQC. — This is a very ancient family, descended from
|ihe Lords D'Arcy, of Aston. Admiral D'Aect Preston, R.N.,
Askham Bryan, co. York (son of Rev. John Preston, of
lAakham Bryan, Rector of Murston and Foston, and Prebendary
I^York, b. 18 May, 1738; m. Jane Consett, of Brawwith Hall,
fhirsk), m. Sophia, 4th dau. of the late Sir George Kares, one of
t Judges of the Common Pleas, and d. 1847, having had issue,
1. Rev. John D'Arcy Jekvis, of whom presently.
n. Edward, R.N., d. wm.
HI. William, R.N., of Borde Hill, Sussex, m. Hamilla Marj-,
dau. of James Mangles, Esq. of Woodbridge, Guildford,
Surrey, and </. Dec. 1851, leaving, with a dau., Ellen Jane,
Wife of Thomas Stannard MacAdam, Esq. of Blackwater, co.
Clare, a son.
The Rev. D'Abct Harrington Preston, of Westmill,
Buntingford, '/. 19 Nov. 1844; m. 22 Nov. ISGG, Harriott,
dau. of Thomas and Harriett Vipan, oi Sutton, Isle of Ely,
and has issue,
William D'Abct "Vipah, b. 7 Nov. 1869.
Emily Mary. Edith.
IT. Charles, m. 1847, Mary Sullivan, dau. of John D.ilton,
Esq. of Slcnningford Park, co. York, and d. 1 Jan. 1861.
T. D'.\rcy Pre.<ton, R.N.. m. Jessie Forrest, deceased.
VI. Sophia Pi .>?ton, deceased.
▼U. Aonc, m. Edward Probyn Narcs, Esq., deceased.
The eldest son.
Rev. John D'Arct Preston, M.A., of Askham Bryan, co.
York, J. P., m. 1st, 1821, Elizabeth, dau. of Peter Spence,
Esq. of Kensington; and 2nd!y, Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Sir John Oilman, Bart., and d. at Askham Bryan, 5 Aug.
1567, having had issue,
John D'Arcy AVabcop, now of Askham Bryan.
Ciiarles Edward, an officer in the army, m. 14 July, 1875,
Emmcline, 2nd dau. of P. Fcake Martin, Esq.
D'Arcy Spence, Capt. K.N.
William who assumed the surname of Consett, 1860, m.
Edith, eldest dau. of i.ord Charles Kerr.
Fanny, m. 1853, Sir Thomas Eardlcy Wilmot Blomcfield,
liart.
Sophia Elizabeth, m. the Rev. J. Blomcfield. Jane.
Margaret Laura, m. the Rev. C. B. Yeoman.
Emily Ann, m. the Rev. F. W. K. Woodyearc, of Crookhill.
CO. York.
Elizabeth, w. 12 Oct. 1870, Rev. E. Barber, Vicarof Carleton,
Pontcfract.
Arms — Arg., tivo bars gu., in a canton of the last a cinque-
foil az. Creit — On a ruined tower a falcon rising arg., beaked,
legged, and belled or. Motto— S\ Dieu veult.
iieat — Askham Bryan Hall, York.
PRESTON OF MOREBY.
Peeston, Thomas Henet, Esq. of Moreby Hall,
CO. York, J.P. and D.L. for the East, and J.P. for
West Riding, formerly Capt. 7th Hussars, b. 1817 ;
m. 29 Aj^ril, 1847, Georgiana Louisa Genevieve,
3rd dau. of Major-Gen. Sir Guy Campbell, Bart.,
by Pamela his wife, dau. of Lord Edward Fitzgerald,
and has issue,
I. Hesrt Edward, 6. 13 July, 1857.
I. Maria Emma Georgiana, m. 1 June, 1871, William Ulick
O'Connor, 4th Earl of Desart. The marriage has been
dissolved. u. Pamela Mary.
ilinratjr. — Sec preceding Memoir.
William Preston, of Leeds, Merchant, and of Flashy, co.
York, had, by Ellen, his 2nd wife, dau. of the Rev. Jeremiah
Farrer, of Robertown, five sons and three daus. The 4th son,
Henbt Preston, Esq., b. 15 Feb. 1737 ; m. Ann, dau. andco-
heir of Francis Fourness, of Lane Ends, co. Y"ork, and d.
28 Dec. 180S, leaving an only surviving son ond heir,
Henry Preston, Esq., who s. his uncle, Thomas Preston,
Esq. of Moreby. He m. 1814, Maria Ann, eldest dau. of the
late Joshua Crompton, Esq. of Esholt Hall, co. York, and had
issue,
Thomas Heney, now of Sloreby.
Anna Maria, m. 1839, the Baron de Langcn, eldest son of the
Baron de Langen of Parow, Pomerania, and Chamberlain
to His Majesty the King of Prussia, and had issue a son,
Frederick Charles, b. 20 Jime, 1841, who was killed by a
fall from his pony, 1850.
Mr. Preston d. 12 Aug. 1857.
Arms, &c. — As Preston of Flashy.
/S«ai— Moreby, near York.
PRESTON OF BELLINTER.
Preston, John Joseph, Esq. of Bcllinter, co.
Meath, b. Oct. 1815 ; m. 1812, Sarah, dau. of the
late Denis O'Mcagher, Esq. of Kilmoyler, co.
Ti2>perary, and by her (who is deceased) has one
dau.,
Helen Maria Agnes, m. 5 June, 1865, John Joseph Roche
Kelly, Esq. of Rockstown Castle, co. Limerick, and d.
28 July, 1873.
HtUCajC— John Preston, Esq. of the city of Dnblini
Alderman and M.P., who served the oEBce of Mayor of Dublin
1653-54, was son of Hugh Preston, Esq. of Bolton, co. Lan-
caster {Funeral Entries:, Ulster's 0.vi(e). He was granted,
12 Sept. 1665, by Richard St. George, Ulster, a coat of arms,
ermines, on a chief, arg., three crescents gu. ; and for crest, a
crescent or, between two wings, az, ; for motto, virtus sui.
ipsius pra;niium. He in. 1st, Mary, dau. of John Morris, Esq_
of Bolton, CO. Lancaster, by whom he had issue two sons
PiiiNEAS, ancestor in the female line of the late Earl of Lud
low, and Samuel.* He m. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of John .\sh'
* Samuel, of Emo, m. Anne Sandford, and had issue, a dau.,
Ann. m. Ephraini Dawson, Esq.. M.P. for the Queen's Co., and
w as mother of William Henry, Viscount Carlow.
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burnham, E?q., and rtlict of Sir John Sheriocls, Knt., who d.
wi'jout issue. His 3rd wife was Ann. dau. of Alderman Richard
Tigh, and widow of Theophiius Sandford, Esq. By her he left
issue two sons, John, and Nathaniel. Alderman Preston d.
13 July, 1686, and was interred at St. Mary's Chapel, in Christ
Church, Duhiin. His son,
JoH> Peeston, Esq. of Balsoon, 6. 23 April, 1677, Knight of
the shire for the co. of Meath 1711, m. 1st, 1693, Lydia, dau.
of Joseph Pratt, Esq. of Cabra, co. Cavan, who d. 5 Feb. 1714.
He m. 2ndly, Henrietta, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Taylor,
Eart., ancestor of the Marquess of Headfort, and by her (who d.
15 Jan. 1729) he had a son, who d. young, and three daus.,
Henrietta, Sophia, and Sarah. He left issue by his 1st wife
three sons, Joseph, Major in Gen. Bligh's regt. of horse, m.
5 Dec. 1747, Frances, widow of Michael Cuffe, Esq., Knight of
the shire for Mayo, and only dau. of Henry Sandford, Esq. of
Castlerea, co. Roscommon ; John, of whom presently ; and
Kathaniel, M.P. for Xaran, ancestor of Peestos of iiwain»ton.
Jobs Pbestos, Esq., the 2nd son, was seated at Bellintre,
CO. Meath, and sat in Parliament 1731, for Kavan. He m.
Alice, eldest dau. of Peter Ludlow, Esq., and sister of the Earl
of Ludlow, and d.. 26 Dec. 1755, leaving issue by her (who d.
7 Jan. 1778; John, and Joseph, M.P. forNavan. The eldest son,
John Peestox, Esq. of Belhnter, M.P. for Navan, ra. 25
April, 1758, Mary, eldest sister of the Right Hon. Sir. Skeffington
Smyth, Bart, (grandson of Edward Smyth, Bishop of Down and
Connor), and d. 19 Jan. 1781, leaving issue five sons, i. John,
Lord Tara; n, James, Major in the armj-, deceased; in.
Joseph (Rev.) ; rv. SkefBngton (Rev.), d.. 1842; v. Francis, d.
1S41; and four daus., Mary, m. 3 May, 1801, James Falls,
Esq. ; Ehsha, in. 29 Dec. 1794, Hon. Henry Forbes, son of
George, 5th Earl of Granard ; and Emma. The eldest son,
John Peeston, Esq. of Bellinter, M.P. for Navan, 6. 1764,
was created a peer of Ireland, 1800, as Baron Tara of Bellinter.
He ra. ISOl, Harriet, dau. of Thomas Jelf Powys, Esq. of Ber-
wick House, Salop, but d.. s. j>. 1821. His Lordship"s next
brother.
The Rev. Joseph Peeston, of Bellinter, ra. Mary Jane, dau.
of Godfrey Massy, Esq. of Balleywire, co. Tipperary, and d.
Ib39, having had issue, i. John Joseph, now of Bellinter; ii.
Francis, d. 1834; ni. Joseph, lost in the "Thames" steamer,
1841; IV. Skeffington, Rector of Drumcondra, deceased: v.
James, lost in the "Thames" steamer, 1841; and i. Mary
Jane, m. 1835, P^v. John Dixon Maughan.
Amis — Ermines on a chief arg., three crescents gu. Crext —
A crescent or, between two wings az. Motto — Virtus sui-
ipsius praemium.
Seat — Bellinter, near Navan.
PRESTON OF SWAINSTOK.
Peestox, Nathaniel Fea>-cis, Esq. of Swain-
ston, CO. Meatli, m. 15 Jtilj, 1865, Augusta Florence,
dau. of Lieut. -Col. Caulfeild, of Bloomfield, co.
Westmeatli.
ittnCagC. — Nathaniel Peeston, Esq. of Swainston, M.P.
for Navan (younger son of John Preston, Esq. of Balsoon, and
Lydia Pratt, his wife, dau. of Joseph Pratr, Esq. of Cabra), m.
Anne, dau. of Baron Dawson, and dying 1743, left four chil-
dren, I. Nathaniel (Rev.) ; n. Joshua, Major in the army,
d. unm. ; m. Arthur, Major-Gen. in the army, m. Miss Anne
Noy, and d. s. p. 1788; i. Anne, m. 1738, the Earl of Milltown,
and left one dau., who m. Hugh Henry, Esq. of Lodge Park.
The eldest son.
The Rev. Nathaniel Pbzston, m. 1st, Alice, sister of Sir
John Dillon, Bart, of LismuUen, co. Meath, by whom he left
four children,
Nathaniel.
Arthur John, Dean of Limerick, ra. 1794, Araminta Anne,
dau. of Lord Decies, and had by her, Arthur John, Rector
of Kilmcague, co. Kildare, m. Harriet, dau. of J. F. Massy,
Esq. of Stoneville, co. Limerick.
W'ilham, late Lieut.-Col. 45th regt., m. Jane, dau. of John
Ingle, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. Charles Qtiin, Esq., and d. «. p.
AUce, rii. Richard Welsh, Esq., and left six children.
The Rev. Nathaniel Preston ra. 2ndly, 1763, Mary, dan. of
Hon. Henry Hamilton, by whom (he d. 1796) he left three
children,
Henry, Rector of Laracor, d. unm.
Anne, ra. 1797, Sir George Talbot, Bart., and left two daus.,
Mary Anne and Charlotte Georgiana.
Mary, ra. 1794, Hon. WiUiam Brodrick, d. x.p.
The eldest son,
Kaihaniel Fbesion, Esq. of Swainston, m. Aime, dau. of
John Eertridge, Esq. of Templemore, and dying 1812, left six
children,
Nathaniel.
Arthur John, Capt. Royal Fusiliers, d. unm.
John Charles, Capt. 66th regt., d. uara.
Henry, Capt. in the army, killed in tlie West Indies.
Frances, ia. William Batt«rsby, Esq. of Freffans, co. Meath,
and leh three children, Arthur, m. Eliza, dau. of Major
DiUon : Anne, m. L. Disney, Esq. ; and Fanny, ra. Charles
Battersby, Esq. Alice, d. uara.
The eldest son,
Nathaniel Pbeston, Esq. of Swainston, m. Elizabeth, dau.
of John Webb, Esq. of Hilltown, co. Westmeath, and dying
1840, left five children,
Nathaniel, his heir.
EUzabeth Anne, ra. the Rev. St. George Caulfeild Irvine,
Rector of Kilmessan, and left one dau., ra. H. B. Reid, Esq.
Emily, ra. H. D.Mills, Esq. AJice, ra. Col. Walsh.
Georgina, -;«. R. D. Massy, Esq.
The son and heir,
Nathaniel Peeston, Esq. of Swainston, ra. Margaret, 2nd
dau. of Samuel Pratt Winter, Esq., and dying 1853, left issue,
Nathaniel Feancis, now of Swainston.
Frances Elizabeth, ra. Charles Yescombe, Esq., 3rd son of the
Rev. Morris B. Yescombe, of Truro, Cornwall.
Arras, (f e. — Same as Peeston of Bellinter.
Seat — Swainston, co. Meath.
PRESTON OF FLASBY HALL.
Peeston, John Noecliffe, Esq. of Flashy Hall,
CO. York, J. P., late Capt. 3rd Light Dragoons, m.
16 Not. 1871, Thermuthes Fauquier, youngest dau.
of Henry Thomas Chamherlayne, Esq. of Stoney
Thorpe, co. Warwick, and has, Tivith other issue,
John Henbt, 6. 4 March, 1874. A son, 6. 19 Feb. 1879.
Winifrea Mary. Olivia Thermuthes.
ILiriCagE. — Cheistophee Peeston, of Leeds, Merchant,
who is supposed to have been of the family of Preston, of
Holker, co. Lancaster) ra. Anne, dau. of William Ayloile, and
d. 12 April, 1639, leaving a son,
Joseph Peeston, who d. 9 July, 1655. His son,
John Peeston, Mayor of Leeds 1692, in. 1st, Elizabeth, dan.
of George Bacon, of Fumess, and 2ndly, Martha, dau. of Sir
Benjamin Ayloffe, and d. 22 Jan. 1710, leaving by the latter
lady a dau., Susanna, in. Marmaduke Lawson, Esq. of Moreby,
and d. 1711, and two sons,
Croft, Merchant, of Leeds, Mayor 1715, m. Frances, dau. of
Benjamin Wade, of New Grange, near Leeds, and had issue,
a son and dau., AVade, of Leacroft, d. s. p. ; and Anne,
heiress of her brother, in. — Selby, of Cornwall.
William, of whose line we treat.
The latter,
William Peeston, of Leeds, Merchant, b. 2 April, 1691,
purchased Flashy. He m. 1st, Olivia, dau. of Richard Smith-
son, Esq., M.D., of Stanwick, co. York, and by her had a son
and dau.,
John, of whom presently.
Elizabeth, »i. William Topham, of Lisbon, Merchant, andrf.g.p.
He ra. 2ndly, 24 Oct. 1721, Ellen, dau. and heiress of the Rev.
Jeremiah Farrer, of Nunbumholme, co. York, Vicar of Leeds,
and by her (who d. 1771) had issue (see Peeston of Moreby).
Mr. Preston d. 1771. His eldest son,
John Pbeston, Esq. of Flasby (who d. 7 Aug. 1757) ra. 1st,
EUzabeth, dau. and co-heir of Henry Pawson, Esq. of Allerton, .
Gledhow, and had issue, who d. young. He ra. 2ndly, Olivia,
dau. and co-heir of John Wilberfoss, Esq. of Gainsborough, by j
Alice his wife, dau. of Henry Pawson, of York, and by her
had issue, two daus., Olivia, m. Gregory Williams, Esq.
of Eempstone, Notts ; Sarah, bapt. 1 Feb. 1737-8, and was J
mother of Gregory Gregory, Esq. of Harlaxton ; and one son.
The Rev. John Pbeston, of Flasby Hall, Rector of Linton,
CO. York, 6. 1755; ra. Sarah, only surviving dau. and heir o) j
John Cooper, Esq. of Leytonstone, Essex, by Dorothy his wife, j
dau. of John Wilberfoss, of Gainsborough, and had issue,
CooPEB, his heir. WiUiam Wilberfoss, d. 1838.
Harriet EUzabeth, m. Rev. E. Unwyn, of Wootton Park, CO j
Stafford.
Harriet Dorothea, d. unm. 19 Oct. 1832.
Mary, ia. PkCv. Jolin Bradney, of Leigh House, Wilts.
Carohne, ra. Rev. Joseph Bradney, of Sidmouth, Devon, sa< j
d. s. p. 1851.
Sarah, in. Gen. WiUiam Chamherlayne, of Orford HonK j
Essex. OUvia, d. s. p. 1859.
Mr. Preston d. 1821. The elder son,
CooPEB Peeston, Esq. of Flasby Hall, J. P., 6. 20 Aug. Hi
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m. 17 Jan. 1811, Mary Jean, only survivinc child of Col. Cath-
cart Taylor, uncle of Taylor Cathcart, of I'itcairly, Scotland,
and by her had is.sue,
William Thomas, of Flashy Hall, d. ISCO.
riiilip Charles Damor, Miilshipman K.N., d. .9. p. at Malta
183:). John Nobcliffe, now of Flashy Ilall.
Caroline Louisa.
I'niily Jane, iii. James Wheeler. Unwyn, Esq. of Wootton
Lodge, CO. Stafford.
Mr. Preston d. 12 April, 1860.
Arms — Arg., two bars and a canton gu., the last charged with
a cinqucfoil or. Creft — On a ruined tower ppr. a falcon rising
arg., beaked, legged and belled or. Mntto — Si Dieu veult.
Snil — Flasby Hall, Gargrave, co. York. CLii.b — Aruiy and
Kavy.
PRESTON OP DALEY PARK.
Peestox, John Wilby, Esq. of Dalby Part, co.
Lincoln, M.A.,J.P., Capt. Commanding 7th (Spilsby)
Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers, b. 22 June, 1836 ;
VI. 12 Jan. 18j9, Julia, 2nd dau. of the Rev. John
B. Travers, M.A., Yicar of Mumby, co. Lincoln,
J. P., and has issue,
I. John Wilbt, 6. 5 Nov. 18o9.
II. Henry Stephen, b. 29 Nov. 1860.
III. Charles Travers, 6. 5 Jan. 1S62.
IV. George Herbert, h. 10 Nov. 1S68.
I. Julia Mabel, b. 11 March, 1863.
II. Harriet Mary, b. 10 May, 1877.
iltlicase.— The Eev. Stephen Preston, B.D., of Louth,
Lincolnshire, formerly Fellow of Lincoln Coll. Oxford, son of
William Preston, Esq., by Jane his wife, dau. of Richard
Wharfe, Esq., m. 1 Jan. 1833, Harriet, youngest dau. of Thomas
Bennet Dobbs, Esq. of Screniby, co. Lincoln, and (/. 5 Dec.
1840, leaving an only son, the present John Wilbt Peeston,
Esq. of Dalby Park.
Arms. — Or, on a chief sa. three crescents arg. Crest— On a
cap of maintenance a wolf ppr.
Seat — Dalby Park, Spilsby.
PRESTON OF VAIiLEYFIELD.
Claeee-Peeston, Robeet William Pigott,
Esq. of Vallejfield House, co. Perth, b. 17 June, 1865-
HtllCagC— For earlier pedigree see Burke's Peerage and
Baronetar/e, Preston.
George Preston, Esq. of Valleyfield, created a Baronet of
Nova Scotia 31 March, 1637, m. 1631, Marian, only child of
Hugh, 5th Lord Sempill, and granddau. (maternally) of James,
Earl of Abercorn, and d. 26 Nov. 1679, having had,
William, his heir.
George, a General in the army, Governor of Edinburgh
Castle, and subsequently Commander-in-Chief in Scotland.
The Jacobites .sent a flag of truce to the Castle of Edinburgh,
and threatened to burn Valleyfield if the castle was not
instantly surrendered. The gallant veteran replied, that in
that case he should direct His Majesty's cruizers to burn
down Wemyss Castle, on the coast of Fife, then the pro-
perty of the Earl of Wemyss, whose son. Lord Elcho, was a
general officer in the service of Prince Charles Edward.
General Preston, by his protracted defence ot Edinburgh
Ca.stle, and President Forbes, of Culloden, by his infiuonce
■with the Highland Clans that took no part in the rebellion,
saved the Crown for the House of Hanover. General Pres-
ton paid off encumbrances on the estates of Valleyfield, and
thus acquired the right to entail the property (which he
duly executed) in favour of the heirs male and female of his
brother. Sir William, and his nephew, Sir George.
Anne, m. 1st, Oliphant, of Gask ; and 2ndly, James Hay, of
Pitfour, and had issue by both marriages.
Mary, m. 6 Nov. 168i, John, oth Baron Colville, ancestor of
Lord Colville, of Culross.
The elder son,
Sir William Preston, Bart, of Valleyfield, m. Anne, dau.
of Sir James Lumsden, of Innergelly, and had an only son,
George, and an only dau., Marian, who was the third wife of
Sir Robert Anstruther, of Balcaskie. Sir William d. between
1702 and 170.'), and was s. by his son.
Sir George Preston, Bart. m. 1701, Agnes, dau. of Patrick
Muirhead, Esq. of PkUshyhill; and dying 1741, was s. by his
only son,
Sir George Preston, Bart., m. Anne, dau. of William, Lord
Cochrane, of Ochiltree, and granddau. (maternally) of Alex-
ander, 2nd Earl of Kincardine, and had issue,
I. Patrick, d. v. p., leaving, by Catherine his wife, dau. and
co-heir of C.ipt. John Mcnzies, of Fcrnton, two daus.,
1 Ann, Lady Haird Preston, ot Valleyfield and Fcrntown,
widow of the late Gen. Sir David Baird: d. s. v. 28 Mav
1847. •''
2 Catherine Campbell, s. at her sister's death to Valleyfield
and Culross, and d. nam. 6 April, 185.').
II. Alexander, also (/. before his father, leaving no issue.
III. Charles, successor to his father.
IV. George, left at his death, 1797, a dau., Anne, m. Sir
John Hay, Bart., and inherited Preston and Valleyfield.
V. Robert.
1. Mary, m. 16 Aug. 1744, Robert Wellwood, Esq. of Gar-
\uch, Advocate, and had (with another son, .Andrew, and
a dau., Elizabeth, m. the Hon. Allan Macuuochie, of
Ileadowbank, Lord of Session),
Rohert Wellwood, Esq. of Garvoch, h. 1747, who had two
daus., of whom the younger, Mary, m. Laurence Johnson,
Esq. of Sands, and had a son, John Johnston, Esq. of
Sands. Mr. Robert Wellwood's elder dau.,
Isabella, TO. 1800, Robert Clarke, Esq. of Comrie Castle,
CO. Perth, J. P. and D.L. (son of Andrew Clarke, E<q. of
Comries, by Anne his wife, eldest dau. and heiress of
Robert Campbell, Esq. of Ardchattan Priory, co.
Argyll), and by him (who d. 1843) she hud, with several
Sons, ((. S. jr).,
1 William Colin, late of Valleyfield House, of whom
presently.
1 Eliza, widow of the late William Kerr, Esq.
2 Susan, widow of the late Rev. Mr. McGowan.
3 Preston.
Rev. William Colin Preston, of Valleyfield House, co.
Perth, J.P. b. 12 July, 1810; m. 15 May, 1S56, Anne Charity,
eldest dau. of William D. Pigott, of Dysart, Queen's Co., and
d. Dec. 1870, having had issue,
I. Robert William Pigott, now of Valleyfield House.
II. Arthur Colley, b. 6 Nov. 1869. '
I. Eliza Isabella Wellwood. ii. Isabella Mary Anne.
III. Mary Anne Fergusson. iv. Jane.
V. Lilly Campbell.
Arms — Arg., three unicorns' heads erased sa. within a bor-
dure az. Crestt — Out of a ducal coronet or, an unicorn's head
ppr. Mntto — Praesto ut preesteni.
Scat — Valleyfield House, Culross.
PRETYMAN OF HAUGHLEY PARK.
Peetymax, Arthtte Chaeles, Esq. of Ilaughley
Park, Suffolk, J.P. for Suffolk and co. "Warwick, b.
28 Jan. 1830 ; m. 26 Oct. 1858, Mary Baxter, dau.
and co-heiress of Henry Baxter, Esq. of Idvies, co.
Forfar, N.B., and has issue,
I. Frederic Henry, 6. 27 Sept. 1875.
I. Emily Arabella. ii. Agnes Mary. in. Arabella.
Mr. Pretyman is youngest son of the late Rev.
G-corge Thomas Pretyman, Chancellor of Lincoln,
who d. 1859, by Amelia his wife, dau. of the late
Christopher T. Tower, Esq. of Weald Hall, Essex,
and grandson of Right Rev. George Pretyman
Tomline, Bishop of Winchester (see Tomline of
Orwell Park, Suffolk).
ScaJ— Haughley Park, Haughley.
PRICE OF GLANGWILI AND PRICE
OF CASTLE PIGYN.
See Lloyd oJ" Qlangioili.
♦
PRICE OF PLAS CADNANT.
Price, John Btlkeley, Esq. of Plus Cadnant,
CO. Anglesey, J.P., Capt. 38th regt., b. 8 Aug. 1850.
3Ll'nC."t0t. — Hugh Price, Esq., son of Rice Price, Esq. of
Corsyreira, by Anne his wife, had, by Mary his wife, four
daus., Ellen, d. xmrn.; Ann, d. unm.; Catherine, »i. John
Griflith, Esq. of Tryfan; and Elizabeth, vi. Rev. Thomas Rath-
bone ; and three sons, Hugh, d. vnm.\ John, of whom pre-
sently; and William, who m. Miss Hughes, and had two sons
and two daus. The 2nd son,
John Price, Esq. of llAs Cndnant, ra. 1779, EUenor, only
dau. and heiress of Owen Gr litli, Esq. of Tryfan, and had
issue,
Jou.v, of Plus Cadnant. ll...uy, b, 1782; d. July, 18IG.
IOCS
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEI
Bullceley. J. 1784 ; d. Dec. 1S13, leaving a widow and several
children.
Hugh, Lieut. E.N., 6. 1793; m. and lias issue one son and
four daus. surriving.
James, 6. 1799 ; m. and d. June, 1829, in tlie East Indies,
leaving one child.
Mary, lii. Thoophilus Jones, Esq.
Elizabeth, m. Kev. John Jones, Rector of Llangyhafal, co.
Denbigh.
Mr. Price d. May, 1804, and was s. by his son,
John Price, Esq. of Plas Cadnant, J.P. and D.L., Hifch
Sheriff co. Anglesey, 1318, and co. Carnarvon, 1344, 6. Jan.
1780; m. 1st, 29 Jan. 1809, Frances, 2nd dau. of William
Lloyd, Esq. of Llydiartli ; and 2ndly, 11 March, 1824, Ann,
dau. of John Bodychan Sparrow, Esq. of Eedhill, and relict of
Bev. Evan Lloyd, of Macsyporth, and by the former had issue,
Lloyd John, 6. 21 Nov. 1809; m. 12 Aug. 1S40, his cousin,
Mary Jane, dau. of Bulkeley Price, Esq. of Withington, inid
dying 25 Oct. 1851, left a son, John Bulkeley, now of riis
Cadnant; and five dau"-.., Frances Barbara, Mary Ann, EUea
Elizabeth, Adela Margaret, and Catherine Louisa,
"n'miam Bulkeley, 6. 21 May, 1813; d. 30 Aug. Ib38.
Mary Ann, d. 1S2S.
Mr. Price d. 8 Feb. 1S55.
Anns— Or, a falcon rising az. Crest— A falcon as in tlie
arms. Motto — Xa fynno Duw ni fydd.
Seat — Plas Cadnant, Menai Bridge.
PRICE OF KKIWIiAS.
Peice, Eichaed Johk Liotd, Esq. of Ehiwlas,
CO. Merioneth, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1868,
I. 17 April, 1844; m. 20 April, 1869, Evelyn, 4th
and youngest dau. of Capt. Hopwood, of Hopwood
Hall, CO. Lancaster, by Susan Fanny his wife, dau.
of John Baskervyle Grlegg, Esq. of Withington
Hall, CO. Chester (Capt. Hopwood, is the eldest son
of the late Robert Gregge Hopwood, Esq., by his
wife, the Hon. Cecilia, 2ud dau. of John, 5th Yis-
count Torrington) and has a son,
EoBERT Kenbick, now of Eiiiwlas.
ILliirSfliC.— The Price family (descended from March-
weithian. Lord of Is Aled, a chieftain of North Wales, who
resided at Lleweni, near Denbigh, and served under Prince
Gruffydd ap Cynan at the close of the Uth century), has been
settled at Ehiwlas from a remote period.
Mekedydd ab Tcdub, -III. Eva, dau. of Evan ab Ehys Gwyn
ab David Lloyd ab y Penwyn. His son,
Ehys ab Mekedydd ab Tcdoe, commonly called Syr Ehys
Vawr, or The Great, probably from his gigantic stature, was
entrusted by Henry Vll. with the Standard of England, at the
Battle of Bosworth, after Sir William Brandon, who had first
borne it, had been slain. The tradition in the family is that
Ehys slew Eichakd III. with his own hand. He m. Lowry,
dau. and heir of Howel ab Gruffydd Goch, of Llys Bryn Euryn,
in the parish of Llandrillo Uwch Dulas in Rhos, Lord of EIios
and Ehuvoniog, descended from Marchudd, founder of the
Xth 2soble Tribe of North Wales. By her he had four sons,
1. d. s. p. ; II. Sib Robert ab Rhys ; iii. Morris Gethin, from
whose two sons, Cadwalader and Morris, who obtained grants
of lands that had belonged to Conway Abbey, descended the
Voelas, Cemiogau, Giler, and Fosley families;* iv. Richard
(called "Y Person Gwyn"), the last Abbot of Conway, sur-
rendered the Abbey to the Crown, -m. and became the first
Protestant parson of Cerig y Drudion; and a dau., Annesta,
m. David ab Maredydd, of Bala, ancestor of the Lloyds of Ar
Ddwyvaen. The eldest son.
Sib Eobekt ab Rhys, so entitled because a Priest in Holy
Orders, from whom the family took its surname of Pkice, was
* Sir Robert Price, of Giler and Foxley, co. Hereford, suc-
cessfully resisted in the House of Commons the attempt of
William III. to confer the Lordships of Bromficld and Yale on
his Dutch favourite, William Bentinck.
KoTE. — According to a statement in the Cae Cyriog Pedi-
grees, Rhys ab Meredydd, the Standard Bearer, had five sons,
1 Eobert; 2 Howel (the dau. and heir of whose son, Roger, in.
Harri ab Jeuan Lloyd, of Havodunos, co. Denbigh) ; 3 Morys
Gethin ; 4 David ; ft Cadwalader ; and five daus., 1 Eva, m.
Davydd, of Llwydiarth, in Anglesey ; 2 Gwenhwyvar, ni.
Davj'dd, of Llwydiarth, in Powys ; 3 Margaret, m. Gruffydd
ab Llywelyn Vychan, of Bodidris, in Yale: 4 Catharine, ia.
John, of Garth Eryr, in Chirk; -t Elizabeth, m. Elisau ab
Howel ab Ehys, of Edoyrnion and Dinmacl.
Chaplain and Cross-bearer to Cardinal Wolsey. Before the
Dissolution he had fanned the lands belonging to both the
monasteries of Basingwerk and YstradMarchellin Penllyn, of
the hitter of which he obtained a grant from the Crown, and
resided as a country gentleman at Plas lolyn, in the parish of
Yspytty leuan, co. Denbigh, where his hospitality is cele-
brated in a Welsh poem, still extant, by Lewis Morganwg.
He iii. Margaret, dau. of Rhys Lloyd, of Gydros, descended
from Edny ved Vychan. His youngest son,
Cadwaladeb ab Robert, of Rhiwlas, m. Jane, dau. of
Maredydd ab leuan ab Robert, of Cesail Gyfarch, who pur-
chased Gwydyr from David ab Howel Coetmor, and had by her
four sons and eifht daus. His brother,
Ellis Price, LL.D., called by the Welsh, "y Doctor Coch,"
the Red Doctor, lived at Plas lolyn, and was the agent of
Thomas Cromwell, the Vicar General ot Hesri VIll., for
effecting the alienation of Church property, and the destruction
of the ancient Catholic worship in North Wales, and for his
services in that capacity obtained a grant of the lands of the
Knights of St. John, in Yspytty. His son,
Capt. Thomas Price, R.N., was an excellent Welsh poet,
and was the first to smoke tobacco in the streets of London.
The 2nd son of the former (Elisse, the eldest d. n.p.), John
Wyn ab Cadwalader, lii. Jane, dau. of Thomas ab Robert, of
Maesmor, by his wife Ehzabeth Anwyl, of Cynllwyd, descended
from Ririd Vlaidd. She brought Llwyn Dedwydd and Cyn-
llwyd into the Ehiwlas family. Of Cadwaladers eight daus.,
Sibyl, the eldest, ra. Eowland Owen Vaughan, of Caer Gai,
ancestor of the Vaughans of Llwydiarth, and of the Wynns of
Llanvorda and Wynnstay ; and Lowry, the fourth dau., in.
Pyers Maesmor, of Maesmor. John Wyn had issue three sons,
I. Cadwalader Price, of Ehiwlas; ii. John Price of Cwmein,
in Llangwm co. Denbigh; and iii. Ellis Price, of Bochrhaiadr,
CO. Merioneth ; and five daus., of whom Ellen, the eldest, m.
— Nanney, Esq. of Nanney. The eldest son,
Cadwalader Price, m. Catharine, dau. of Sir Evan Lloyd,
Knt. of Bodidris, in Yale, and had issue one dau. (jn. John
Owen, of Caerberllan, co. Merioneth); and one son,
John Price, rn. Anne, dau. and heir of John Lloyd, of
Vaenol, St. Asaph, and had issue one dau., rn. Ellis Price,
Plas Bellaf; and three sons, i. John; ii. Robert, a Bishop in
Ireland; iii. Edward, (L s. jj. The eldest son,
John Price, m. Eleanor, dau. of Sir William Jones, Knt. of
Castell March, in Lleyn, co. Carmarthen, and had issue tivo
daus., I. Jane, m. Thomas Holland, of Tai-egrdan; ii. Mar-
garet, m. Dr. Davies, Rector of Welshpool ; and two sons, of
whom the second, was Dr. John Price, Eector of Hawarden, co. A
FUnt, and the eldest, ™
William Price, a Col. in the army, served King Chaeles I.
in the Civil War, and is buried at St. Asaph, where his monu-
ment is still extant in the Cathedral. He m. Mary, dau. and ■
heir of David Holland, Esq. of Kinmel, by whom he had issue, "'
besides nine children who d. in infancy, six daus. and seven
sons, of whom the eldest,
John Price, m. Margaret, eldest dau. of Lewis Lloyd, Esq.
ofEhiwaedog, by whom he had three daus., i. Mary, -((Tiii!.;
II. Sydney, lii. Howel Vaughad, Esq. of Vaner; iii. Anne, rn.
James Halknall, Esq. of Shortwick, co. Chester. He d. before
his father, who was s. by his 2nd son,
EoGEB Price, m. Martha, dau. of Robert, Lord Viscount
Bulkeley, of Baron Hill, xVnglesey, and had issue three daus.,
I. Sarah, m. William Carter, Esq., of Kinmel, co. Denbigh ;
II. Mary, d. s. p. ; iii. Eleanor, m. Price Devereux, Lord
Viscount Hereford; and three sons, i. William; ii. Robert;
III. Thomas, of whom the eldest,
William Price, m. Mary, dau. of Price Devereux, Lord
Viscount Hereford. Failing legitimate issue, he was «. by his
surviving natural son,
EicHARD Tavistock Price, Esq. of Rhiwlas, who m.
March, 1779, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Richard KenricU, Esq.
of Nantclwyd, and had issue,
Richard Watkin, h's heir.
Harriett, m. Lewis, Baron de Teissier.
Eliza, iii. Rev. Thomas Jones, Eector of Dcrwen, co. Den-
bigh.
Amelia Maria, m. Kev. Eoger Butler Clough, Vicar oi
Corwen.
Caroline, in. Rev. Thomas Hugh Clough, of Hafodunos,
Vicar of Hope, co. Flint.
Mr. Price d. 6 Aug. 1791; his son and heir,
Richard Watkin Price, Esq. of Rhiwlas, h. 1780, was a
. great agriculturist, an active magistrate, devoting much time
' to county affairs, a Dcimty-Lieut., twice High Sheriff for co. |
Merioneth, and once for co. Carnarvon, and during the rcnin-
BUlar War, Commander of a Corps of Volunteers. He inherited
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PRI
1309
the cliiof part of liis property from his father, U. Tavistock
Trice. I"sq., to whom it hail been bequeathed, and added otlier
estates by jiurchase. Succeeding under tlic will of the late Miss
lies, of Uhiwacdi p, the last (except the Uhiwlas family) lineal
descendant of the ancient family of Lloyds of Uhiwuedoc, to
the old Uhiwacdiig and IJerthllafar estates. Mr. rrivc m. 1801,
Fanny, dau. of John Lloyd, Esq. of Berth and IShuKatt, co.
Merioneth, Serjeant-at-Law and Chief Justice of the co. Car-
marthen Circuit, and had issue,
EiciiARD JoriN, b. 1804; ih.21 Jlay, 1839, Charlotte, 3rd dau.
of IMward LI lyd, r>q. of Kha?,Mtt and Hcrth ; and d. v. p.
22 Auff. 1812, leaving an only surviving child,
BiciiARD Joii.N' Lloyd, now of Kliiwlas, educated at Eton
and Christ Churcli, Oxford.
Mr. Price d. 1860, and was s. by his grandson.
Anns — Gu., a lion rampant arg. Cnxt — A lion rampant
arg. holding u rose .sprig in the riglii paw. jWoi^y— Vita brcvis
gloria aeterna.
.S<;'i<— Khiwlas, Bala, North Wales ; and Rhiwaedog, Llanfor.
Ciitis— Carlton, Boodle's, Raleigh, &,c.
PRICE OF SAINTFIELD.
Price, Jam:es Charles, Esq.of Saintfield House,
CO. Down, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1859, b. 17
June, 1807; ?«. 18 Mai-ch, 184-1, Aim Margaret,
eldest dau. of Patriek Savage, Esq. of Portaferrv,
Major 26lh foot, and by her (who d. 1877) has hud
issue,
I. Nicholas Pkice Blackwood Piiice, 6. 11 June, 1842.
II. James Nugent. U. 15 Oct. 1S44.
m. William Charles, 6. 17 Oct. 1845; d. 8 Nov. 1815.
IV. Francis William, 6. 27 Dec. 1847.
I. Harriet Anna, ('. 17 Jan. 1847.
II. Elizabeth Uorcas. iii. Catherine Anne.
ILtUrnCfP. — NicnoLAS Price, Esq. of Hollymount, co.
Down, 111. Catherine, dau. of James Hamilton, Esq., M.P., and
widow of Vere Essex Cromwell, Earl of Ardglass, and had a son,
Lieut.-Gen. Nicholas Price, m. Dorcas, 4th dau. of Roger
West, Esq. of The Rock, co. Wicklow, and had issue,
James, m. Frances, natural dau. of Lord Herbert of Cher-
bury, and had two daus., Catharine, i«. 1st, John Sav.ige,
Esq. of Portaferry ; and 2ndly, 13 Jan. 1738, Edward Piaillic,
D.l>., Dean of Ardl'ert; and Dorcas, m. Dr. Whittle, of
Lisburn.
Cromwell, M.P. for Downpatrick, m. 1st. Margaret, dau. of
Mr. Anderson, of Belfast, and by her (who '(. 1741) had a
son, Nicholas Tiehborne, 6. 1725, who d. young; and two
daus., Elizabeth, hi. 1743, Roger MacNeal, Esq. of Tinesk ;
and Dorcas. He m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of tlie late Hugh
Willoughby, Esq. of Carrow. Nicholas.
Sophia, d. unm. Oct. 1720.
Margaret, m. May, 1718, Rowland Savage, Esq. of Portaferry.
Anne, m. James Stevenson, Esq. of Killelcagh, M.P.
The 3rd son,
Nicholas Price, Esq. of Saintfield, M.P. for Lisburn, m. 1st,
Mary, dau. of Francis, 1st Lord Conway, of Ragley, co. War-
wick, by wliom he had a son, Francis; and 2ndly, 1732, Maria,
•dau. of Col. the Hon. Alexander Mackenzie, 2nd son of the 4ih
Earl of Scaforth, by whom he had also issue. He d. 1742, and
was s. by his son,
Fbanxis Price, Esq. of Saintfield, many years M.P. for Lis-
bnrn, m. Charity, dau. of Matthew Forde, Esq. of Seafoide, co.
Sown; and d. 1794, having had issue,
Nicholas, of Saintfield.
Christian .VrabcUa, m. William Hocy, Esq. of Danganstown,
CO. Wicklow. Harriet Jane. Mary, d. young.
The only son,
Nicholas Price, Esq. of Saintfield, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1801, 6. 1 Oct. 1754; m. Nov. 1779, Lady Sarah
Pratt, dau. of Charles, 1st Earl of Camden, and by her (who
d. 7 April, 1817) had one dau.,
I. Elizabeth Anne, m. James Blackwood, Esq. of Strangford,
CO. Down (a descendant of the Ui^ckv/oodb of Jiidti/ieidi/),
and had issue,
1 Nicholas, b. 1805; d. 1819.
2 James Charles, of Saintlield.
3 William Robert .\rthur, b. 22 Jan. 1813; m. 1st, May,
1843, Anna Eliza, 2nd dau. of Rev. W. Jex-Blake, of
Swanton Abbots, Norfolk, and had one dau., .Vnna Maria
Frances. He in. 2ndly, Henrietta, dau. of George Kenyon,
Esq. of Cefn, co. Denbigh.
4 Townley, h. 5 Jan. Isl5; m. 1st, Feb. 1841, Maria Cathe-
rine, ckU'Lt dau. 01 Rev. W. Jcx-Blukc ; and 2ndly, Anna,
eldc.it dau. of Hon. and Rev. Henry Ward, and has issue.
He m. 3rdly, Sarah, dau. of Hugh Lyle, Esq. of Knock-
tarna, co. Derry, and lias issue.
5 Richard, Lieut.-Col. Royal Artillery; b. 12 May, 1818;
m. Anne, 2nd dau. of Lieut.-Col. Wade, of Clonabraiicy,
CO. Meath, and has i.ssue.
1 Saraii, -/. young. 2 Mary Georgiana.
3 Sarah Elizabeth, m. Rev. Henry Arclidall, Ith son of
Edward Archdall, Esq. of Castle Archdall, co. Fermanagh,
and has is.^ue.
4 Elizabeth Catherine, m. Oct. 1841, Rev. Alexander Orr,
and has issue.
A)ins—Az., three lions' heads erased within a borduro
engrailed or. Crest — A lion's head erased as in the arms.
Mottu — Quis timet.
Heal — Sainiiicld Hou.se, Saintfleld, co. Down.
PRICKETT OF BRIDLINGTON.
Priceett, Thom.vs, Esq. of The Avenue, Brid-
lington, CO. York, J.P. and D.L., b. 24 Jan. 1814 ;
m. 15 July, 1841, Elizabetli Ann, only dau. of tho
Eov. John Rolleston, of Eiirton-Joyce, Kotts, and
has had issue,
L Marmadcke, M.A., M.D., Cantab., b. 14 April, 1844.
II. Thomas, Capt. 56th foot, b. 12 Dec. 1845.
III. John Rolleston, Lieut. R.N., b. 8 June, 1848.
IV. William Robert, Lieut. R.A., b. 25 Aug. 1^53.
V. Lancelot George, b. 15 Dec. 1856, Fellow of the Royal
Indian Engineering Coll.
I. Elizabeth Anne, m. Capt. G. H. L. Boynton, late 17th
Lancers, d. 15 April, 1877.
II. Louisa Dorothy, d. 9 April, 1855.
ILttlCilQC. — Robert Prickett, of Everinaham, co. York,
son of Marmaduke Prickett, sprung from Prickett of Xatland,
in Westmorland, m. Margaret, dau. of Hugh Ilindsley, of
Woodhouse, in the parish of Sunderland, and dying temp.
Elizabeth, left a. son,
IiLar.madcke Prickett, of Allerthorpe, in co. York, vi. Bar-
bara, dau. of John Bow, of the city of York, and by her (who
d. 1664) and was buried at Poeklington, had issue three sons,
JosiAS ; Robert, of Wrestle Castle, co. York, lu. Mary, dau.
of Marmaduke, 1st Lord Langdale; and George, of York, Ssr-
jeant-at-Law and Recorder of York. Marmaduke Prickett d.
1652, was burioil at Poeklington, and was s. by his son,
JosiAs Prickett, of Allerthorpe, aged 39, 7 Sept. 1665; m.
at Lund, 11 June, 1660, Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Reming-
ton, Knt. of Lund, co. York, and liad issue. The third son.
The Rev. Thomas Prickett, Vicar of Kilham, bapt. at
Allerthorpe 17 Aug. 1668 ; m. Lucy Baines, of Ripon, co. York,
and by her (who d. 1739) had issue,
I. MAR.MADnKE.
II. Barn;,bas, of Aubrough, in Holderncss, bapt. July, 1701;
m. 18 Feb. 1722, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Harrison, Esq.
of llunmanby, and left at his decease (witli two dans.,
Mary, m. Thomas Whitfield, of Hull; and Catherine) a son,
Paul Prickett, Esq. of London, m. Sarah, only child of
Robert Hunt, Esq. of Ewhurst, in Surrey, and by her (who
d. 1S26), left at his decease, 27 March, 1810,
1 Robert, his heir, of Octon Lodge, co. York, and of
Harley Street, Cavendisli Square, m. 17 July, 1798, .\nne,
dau. and heir of Samuel Salt, Esq. of Tottenham ; and
e^. s. p. 17 March, 1844.
1 Sarah, m. Rowland Richardson, Esq. of Streatham, in
Surrey. Mr. Richardson d. May. 1806.
2 Anne, d. num. 1847. 3 Clare, d. unm. 1842.
4 Elizabeth, m. her cousin, Marmaduke Prickett, Esq. of
Bridlington, and d. 17 Jan. ISlG.
III. Robert, b. 4 May, 1703.
IV. George, d. in infancy.
I. Elizabeth, buried 1700. ii. Tabitha.
The Rev. Thomas Prickett d. 17 March, 1741-2. His eldest
son,
Marmaduke Prickett, of Kilham, bapt. there 12 March,
1699; m. Anne, dau. of Robert Simpson, of Kilham, and by
her (who d. 28 Jan. 1789, aged 78) left at his decease, 1765,
1. Marmaduke, of Bridlington, bapt. 1733; m. 3 Dec. 1763,
Frances, only child of the Rev. William Buck, Vicar of
Church Fenton, co. York, and dying 21 Oct. 1809, left issue
1 Mabmadcke, of Bridlington, 6. 11 Feb. 1706; m. 14
June, 1803, his cousin, Elizabeth, dau. of Paul Prickett
Esq. of London, and left issue,
Marmaduke (Rev.), M.A., F.S.A., h. 1 July, 1804; «. h's
father in Bridlington, but d. unm. 3 March, 1839, and
was.s. by his next surviring brother, Robert.
Paul, ''. 12 July, ISu6 ; d. unm. 18:)6.
Ror.EiiT, of Bridlia;ton, b. U Nov. 1808; d. unm.
1 April, 1841, and was s. by his brother.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
3PIII
Thomas, of Bridlington, the pi-csent representative of
llie lumily.
Anne, „i. 16 May, 1833, Adam Washington, Esq. of Lin-
coln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law ; and (/. 5 Oct. 1851.
Sarah, m. July, 1839, Francis Hoare Spragge, Esq. of
Torquay.
2 Arthur, on. 10 Sept. 1810, Miss Jane Porter, of DrifSeld;
and d. 25 Nov. 1829, leaving an only son, Arthur, 0.
1811; d. 1860.
1 Dorothy Anne, m. William Eeynolds, Esq. of Whithy,
CO. i'ork; and d. s. p. 1844.
2 Diana, vi. 27 April, 1812, Isaac Wilson, of Hull, and
d. s. p. 1854. 3 Sophia, d. unm. 1832.
n. Thomas, of York, Capt. in the 3fith foot and sometime
Governor of Fort William, in Kingston, Jamaica, hapt. at
Kilham, 4 March, 1740-1 ; m. Sarah, only child of Hale
Wyvill, Esq. of the city of York; and d. s.p. Feb. 1832.
III. George, bapt. 17 June, 1744; <(. un)ii.
IV. Josiah, of Hull, bapt. at Kilham. 18 Jan. 1746-7; to. 25
Feb. 1772, Sarah, dau. of William Hudson, Esq. of Brigg,
CO. Lincoln, and d. 27 March, 1831, having had issue,
1 Marmaduke Thomas, of Kingston-upon-Hull, b. 23 Oct.
1774; /,(. 7 Sept. 1812, Anastasia, dau. of the Rev. John
Armitstead, of Cranage Hall, co. Chester, and by her
(who (/. 24 Sept. 1835) has 1 Jusiah John, M.A., Incumbent
of Markington, b. 29 April, 1817, m. 12 Aug. 1841, Eliza,
dau. of the late G. C. Parker, Esq. of Hull, and dying
Feb. 1849, left three daus. ; 2 George, of Boreas Hill, near
Hull, J.P., Lieut.-Col. 5th West York Miliiia, b. 8 March,
1820, 7)1. 1 Aug. 1854, Anna Maria, 5th dau. of Sir
Charles Dodsworth, Bart.; 3 Thomas William (Rev.), M.A.,
F.S.A., b. 30 Nov. 1822, m. 4 Feb. 1863, Anne, dau. of
Humphrey Sandwith, Esq., M.D., and has two sons,
Marmaduke Alan and Francis Fenton ; 1 Catherine; 2
Anastasia, m. Aug. 1839, the Rev. W. J. Newman, Rector
of Bads.vonu, co. York, and d. 1856; and 3 Frances
Harriet, m. the Rev J. W. Bluck.
2 George. 3 William.
1 Sarah Anne, d. young.
I. Mary, d. unm.
II. Anne, m. John Wallis, of York, and had issue.
III. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Swan, of York.
Arms — Or, on a cross az. quarter-pierced of the field four
maseles of the first. C'resl — A hind. Motto — Auxilium ab
alto.
Seal — The Avenue, Bridlington, co. York.
PEIDEATTX-BEITNE OF
PLACE,
PEIDEATTX
Pkideaux-Brune, Charles G-ltnn, Esq. of
Prideavix Place, Coruwall, J. P. and D.L., b.
2 April, 1821 ; s. his father, 1875 ; m. 21 July,
1846, Hon. Ellen Jane Carew, 2nd dau. of Eobert
ShajDland, 1st Lord Carew, and has issue,
I. Charles Robert, an officer in the Rifle Brigade, 6. 10 Oct.
1848.
II. Edward Shapland, b. 14 June, 1853.
III. Francis Ernest, b. 5 Feb. 1865.
I. Ellen Frances. ii. Gertrude Rose.
III. Mary Katherine. iv. Beatrice May.
V. Isolda Blanche. vi. Mildred Maria.
ILtlTf?[0E. — This most ancient family was, it is stated,
settled at Pridcaux Castle, Cornwall, before the CoNQnEST.
Sir John Prideacx, 2nd son of Prideaux, of Orcharton,
m. Joan, dau. and co-heir of Gilbert Adeston, of Adeston, in
that county, and was ancestor of
HnMPHREY Prideaux, of Adeston, and Thuborough, m.
Joan, dau. of Richard Fowel, of Fowelscombe, and widow of
Sir Philip Courtenay, of Lough Torr, Devon, and left
(besides daus.) four sons, Eichaed, his heir (ancestor of
Jonathan Pkideaux, who d. without male issue, when Thu-
borough passed to his dau., the wife of Charles Davie, Esq. of
Bideford); Wihiam, of Gurland, in Cornwall; Roger, of
Soldon ; Thomas, who d. a monk in Flanders. The 3rd son,
Roger Prideacx, of Soldon, Devon, High Sheriff 1578,
TO. Philippa, dau. of Roger Yorke, Serjeant-at-Law, and
left two sons, Nicholas, his heir ; and Edmund, created a
baronet in 1022. The elder son.
Sir Nicholas Prideacx, Knt., M.P. of Soldon, erected
Place 1592. He d. 1627, leaving issue by his wife, Thomasine,
dau. and heir of John Hengscott, Esq. of Hengscott, in Devon,
a son, Humphry, his successor; and by his 2nd wife, Choston,
duu. and co-heir of William Viell, Esq. of St. Breock, co.
Cornwall, another son, John, who inherited Place. The elder
son,
HuMniRT Prideaux, Esq. of Soldon, m. Honor, dau. of
Edmund Fortescue, Esq. of Fallapitt, Devon, and had issue,
Nicholas, of Soldon. His grand-dau., the eventual heiress
of Soldon, m. her cousin, John, 3rd son of Sir Peter Pri-
deaux, Bart, of Netherton.
John, who d. s p.
Edmund, of whom presently.
Humphry.
Thomasine, m. John Fortescue, Esq. of Buckland Filleigh.
Elizabeth, m. Sir William Morice, Secretary of State to King
Charles II.
The 3rd son,
Edmund Prideaux, s. at the decease of his uncle, John, to
Place and the other Cornish estates, and was High Sheriff
1664. He m. Bridget, dau. of John Moyle, Esq. of Bake and
had three sons, John, his successor; Edmund, d,.s.p.; and
Humphry, b. 1648, Dean of Norfolk, author of numerous
works, distinguished alike for piety and learning. He to.
Bridget, dau. of Anthony Bokenhara, Esq. of Helraingham,
Suffolk, and d. 1724, leaving an only son, Edmund, of whom
presently, as representative of the family at the decease of his
cousin. Edmund Prideaux d. 15 Oct. 1683, and was s. by hio
eldest son,
John Prideaux, Esq. of Place, to. Anne, daa. of Roger
Mallock, Esq. of Cocliington, Devon, and left a son,
Edmund Prideacx, Esq. of Place, at whose decease s. p.,
1728, the estates devolved on his cousin (the only son of the
Dean of Norwich),
Edmund Prideaux, who thus became " of Place." He m.
Hannah, dau. of Sir Benjamin Wrench, of Norwich, and had
issue, Humphry, his heir; Charles, d. s. p., 1783; and
Rebecca, m. Sir Horatio Pettus, Bart. The elder son,
Humphry Prideaux, Esq. of Prideaux Place, High Sheriff
1750, m. 1st, Mary, eldest dau. and co-heir of Sir George
Chudleigh, Bart, of Haldon House, Devon, by whom he
had an only son, George, who d. unm. He to. 2ndly, Jenny,
2nd dau. of Neville Morton Pleydell, Esq. of Shitterton,
Dorset, by Betty his wife, only dau. and heir of Charles Brune,
Esq. of Plumber, Dorset (the descendant of a very ancient
family), and left at his decease. May, 1793, six sons and a
dau., Mary, to. Thomas Ball, Esq. of Seapark, co. Wicklow.
The eldest son.
The Rev. Charles Prideaux, of Prideaux Place, b. 1760,
assumed, in conformity with the testamentary injunction of
his maternal granduncle, Charles Brune, Esq. of Plumber,
the additional surname of Brune. He to. 1 Aug. 1788,
Frances, 4th dau. of Tliomas Patten, Esq. of Bank Hall, co.
Lancaster, and had issue,
Charles, late of Pridcaux Place and Plumber.
Dorothea, m. 7 Dec. 1815, the late Sir Joseph Sawle Graves
Sawle, Bart., and d. Nov. 1853, leaving issue.
Frances, in. 10 May, 1823, Capt. Charles Du Cane, R.N., of
Braxted Park, Essex, and d. 2 July, 1871, leaving issue.
Anna Maria, d. unm. 9 Feb. 1831.
Mary Jenny, d. unm. 10 May, 1872.
Caroline, m. 4 Aug. 1848, Rear-Admiral the Hon. George
John Cavendish, 3rd son of Richard, 2nd Lord Watei'park,
and has issue.
Mr. Prideaux Brune d. March, 1833, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Charles Prideaux Brune, Esq., of Prideaux Place, and of
Plumber, Dorset, b. 7 Dec. 1798; »n. 28 Feb. 1820, Frances
Mary (who d. 22 July, 1803), 2nd dau. of the late Edmund John
Glynn, Esq. of Glynn, Cornwall, and had issue,
I. Charles Glynn, now of Pridcaux Place.
II. Ernest Augustus, late 29th rcgt. b. 17 June, 1839; to. 21
Sept. 1864, Frances Josling, 2nd dau. of the Rev. George
Say le Prior, Rector of St. Breock, Cornwall ; d. 22 Jan. 1868,
leaving issue a son and a dau.
I. Frances Mary, m. 20 Oct. 1853, Hon. George Augustus
Browne, 3rd son of James Caulfeild, 2nd Lord Kilmaine,
and has issue.
II. Caroline Dorothea, in. 1st, 9 Deo. 1858, Eear-Admiral
Sir William Legge George Hoste, Bart., R.N., and has issue.
She m. 2ndly, 8 Nov. 1870, Edward Greene, Esq., M.P. for
Bury St. Edmunds, and has issue.
HI. Beatrice Anne, m. 15 July, 1866, th3 late Eev. Sir Hugh
Henry Molesworth, Bart.
Hed. 7 Dec. 1875.
Arm.'! — Quarterly. 1st and 4th, arg., a chevron sa. in chief
a label of three points gu. adopted by the Pkideaux after the
marriage with the heiress of Orcharton; 2nd and 3rd,
per pale arg. and gu. three castles eounterchinged, being the
ancient arms of Prideacx nf Pridnau.x. t'/TA( — A Saracen's
head in profile coupcd at the shoulders, on the head a cliapeau
az. turned up arg.
SaiU — Prideaux Place, Padstow, Cornwall; and Plumber,
Dorset.
PR!
TEE LANDED GENTRY,
PEI
1311
PKIME OF WALBEBTON.
Prime, AiriJirR, Esq. of VValberlun ITousp,
Sussex, J.P. and D.L., late Capt. 5tli Jh-agoon
Guards, h. 12 Aug. 1.S19 ; m. July, 1853, Matilda,
<lau. of Kev. llobci-t Machcll, of iicvcrley, co. I'ork,
and lias issue, a son,
ABTfiun Henry, 6. 1S53.
ilillCilQC— Sin Sami'ei, Prime, Knt., King's Ancient Ser-
jeant, son of Samuel rrime, Esq. of SiilTolk, va. ll:iTin;ih,
tlju. of E. AVilinott, Esq. of lianstead, Surrey, ami relict of
John Slicppard, Esq. of Asli Hull, Suffolk, and dying 1777, left
a son,
Samitl Prime, Esq. of AVliitton, Jlidilloscx, m. 1771,
Susan, dau. of llicliard lloldcn, Esq. of Eicld House, co. York,
and hud issue,
Samuel Stansfeld, h. April, 1773 ; d. s. p. June, 1851.
Richard, late of Walberton Hou^^e.
Hannah, m. Augustus Gosling, LL.D. of Whitton, Middle-
sex, and li. s. p., Muy, 1854.
Elizabeth, </. %inm. Susan, d. unm.
Ur. Prime d. March, 1813, anil was s. by his 'ind son,
EicnARD Prime, Esq. of Walberton House, J.P. and D.L.,
M.P. for West Sussex, 1847 to 1854. Chairman of Quarter
Sessions for the Western Division of Sussex, High .Sheriff
1823, b. 1 April, 1784; m. 11 Oct. 1815, Anne, dau. of James
Shuttleworth, Esq. of Gawthorp Hall, co. Lancaster, and widow
of the late R. S. Streatfeild, Esq. of the Rocks, Sussex, and
Ijad i.ssue,
Arthcr. now of Walberton.
Cliarles Edward of The Hermitatre, Hitdiin, Herts, J.P. for
Herts and Beds, b. 28 July, 18J1 ; //,. l.st, 17 Au;r. 1S13,
Eleanor Caroline, dau. of George Wynne, Esq. of Merrion
Square, Dublin, which lady </. 26 Dec 1844: he m.
2ndly, 1848, Elizabeth, dau. of James Donovan, Esq. of
Buckham Hill, Sussex, by whom he has two daus., Hannah
Augusta and Amy Eleanor.
Emily .Anne, m. 12 May, 1842, George Augustus Filmer Sul-
livan, Esq., eldest son of G. J. Sullivan, E?q. of Willbury
Park, Wilts, and has issue, iJigby ; Arthur; Adrian; Walter
Sandys ; Rosa ; Blanche ; and Edith.
He d. 7 Nov. 1866.
Arms — Arg.. a human leg erased at the thigh in pale sa.
Crest — An owl gorged with a collar, charged with two mullets
and issuing from the mouth a scroll with the motto, "Kiliuvita
Minerva."
Seat — Walberton House, near Arundol, Sussex.
PHINGLE OF YAIR.
Peingxe, Alexandee, Esq. of Wliytbank and
Tair, CO. Selkirk, M.A., J.P. and D.L., Advocate,
i. 13 March, 1837 ; m. 22 March, 1870, Marj
Arbuthnot, dau. of Eobert Keith Pringle, Esq. of
Ihe Grove, Darleydale, co. Derby.
^illCHQC. — There were two races of the name of Pringle
in the south of Scotland, probably sprung from a common
ancestor, but their connection has not been traced. The
Pringles of Torsonce, on Gala Water, were the head of one
race, settled in Mid-Lothian, and the adjoining portions of
East-Lothian and Berwickshire. To tlicm belonged the
families of Durnhouse, Hawtrce, and Glcngelt, and those of
Bowchester. and Lees, down in the Merse.
The other race were the descendants of the Prixgles of
Whilnun, in co. Berwick, afterwards designed, sometime of
Smailholm, and sometimes of Galashiels. Their lands lay
chiefly in the lower parts of Gala Water, and on Caddon
Water, in co. Selkirk, and in various parts of co. Ro.xburgh,
ejpecially near the Cheviot Border.
The earliest notice th;it has been traced of this family is in
Itbe chartulary of the Alpbey of Soltray, wherein
EoBEUT Hop-1'RiSGLE, of Wliitsun, is mentioned in a dona-
|tion to the monastery, confirmed by Alexander III. Another
BonERT Hor-PRIXGLE, of Wliitsun, was present as esquire
I^KUtifer) to James, Earl of Douglas, at the battle of Otterburne,
11888, and got from Archibald, Earl of Douglas, a charter of
Itbc lands of Smailholm, in co. Roxburgh, 1408. This Robert
iPlingle built the tower of Smailholm, and having dropped the
I designation of Whitsun, he assumed that of Smailholm, by
Iwhich his descendants were afterwards generally distinguished,
land occasionally by that of Galashiels, from their Ettriclc
"nrcBt lands. He aftenvards accompanied his jiatron, Arclii-
1(1, the 4tli Earl of Duu^lus, and Duke uf Toiiraine, on his
;-.iiious expedition into Iranee, where tiicy bulb lost their
iivec at the Battle of Verneuil, 1424. I'rom him descended,
James Pringt.e, of Woodhouse and Whyfbnnk, a great
loyalist, WHO uttaelied himself to the eauso of (iuecn Mary
for which he sulTered many hardships and losses, including
his CO. Peebles estate. His grandson,
George Pringle, of Baliuungo, 2nd son of James Pringle
heir-apparent of Wliytbank, by Christian Lundie his wife
entered the Swedish army undcrGcsTAVus Adolpiius, in wliieU
he rose to the rank of Major, and served with considerable re-
putation during the Thirty Years' War. He »i. Elizabeth, one
of the three daus. of Sir Patrick Rutliven (an eminent General
ofGusTAVus Adolphus, created by King Charles 1., for his
service in the Civil Wars, Earl of Eorth in Scotland, and Brent-
ford in England), and had three sons, James, William, and
John, and a dau., Christian, but John was served heir to him
as eldest surviving son. George Prinule d. 1654. His son,
The Rev. John Pringle, Minister of Fogo, m. Jean, dau.
of the Rev. Patrick Shaw, Minister of co. Selkirk, whoso
father, John Shaw, was brother of Shaw ofSauchie. They had
two sons and three daus. none of whom were married. The
elder son,
John Pringle, of Whytbank, .<!. his father's cousin, Alexan-
der Pringle, of Whytbank, and was served heir to him, 1C95.
and shortly after he came of age, 1C99, di. Christian, eldest dau.
of Sir Patrick Scott, of Ancrum, by Jlargaret Scott, of Harden,
by whom he had one son and two daus. He d. 1703, at the
early age of 25, survived by his widow, who lived to u great
age. He was s. by his only son,
Alexander Pringle, of Whytbank, ra. 1740, Susanna,
eldest dau. of Sir Jolin Rutherford, of Edgerston by his first
marriage with Elizabeth Caincross, heiress of Langlee. They
had a family of four sons and eight daus. He d. 1772, and was
s. in his lands of Whytbank by his eldest son,
John Pringle, of Whytbank, Lieut, in the army then
serving on the staff of his relative, the Hon. Gen. James
Slurray, who, after the death of General Wolfe, commanded
the forces in Canada, where he d. 1774. He was .-,■. by his next
brother,
Alexander Pringle, of Whytbank, then in the Civil Service
of the E.I.C., on the Ma'lras establishment, from whith he
retired 1783; and, some years afterwards, re-pureh.ised from
the Duke of Buccleuch the family estate and residence ofYair,
where he built a new mansion bouse. He held the appoint-
ment of Vice-Lieutenant of co. Selkiik, and in 1812, he obtained
the patent ofBce of Chamberlain of Etterick Korcst. He /;i.
1789, Mary, dau. of Sir Alexander Dick, of PreStonUcld, by
whom he had five sons and six daus.,
I. Alexander, late of Whytbank and Yair.
II. John Alexander, H.E.I.C.S., of Castlodykes, -m. i828, his
cousin, Christina Ann, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Alexander Uirom,
by his wife Magdalen Pasley, eldest dau. and heiress of
Robert Pasley, of Mountannan (who (/. 18-30). He d. s.ji. at
his residence of Castledykes, near Dumfries, 183U.
i:i. William Alexander, of the Bengal Civil Service, ',;k
Ann Elizabeth, dau. of John Dawnay, of Aylesbury,
Bucks, and d. 12 Dec. 1855, having had issue,
1 Alexander, an officer in the Madras army, d. 1854.
2 William John, 6. 1831. 3 Robert.
4 George, deceased. 5 David.
1 Mary Ann, m. Archibald Spiers, of the Bengal Civil
Service, 3id son of the late Peter Spiers, of Culcieuch, and
has issue.
2 Frances, d. young.
3 Anna Charlotte, m. Edward Alexander Samuells, of the
Bengal Civil Service, and has issue.
4 Susanna. 5 Elizabeth. 6 Jane Esther.
IV. Robert Keith, formerly of the Bombay Civil Service, and
late Chief Secretary to the Government of that Prcsidincy
and Commi-ssioner of Scinde, iii. Mary Jane, dau. of Major-
Gen. George Moore, and has five sons and live duus. {see
Pringle nf l>ri.ytri/d<'l<).
V. David, in the Bengal Civil Service, m. Frances, dau. of
Alexander Tod, of Alderston, by whom (who d. 1856) he has
had one son and four daus.
I. Mary Agnes.
II. Susanna, m. Robert Scott MoncriefF, of Fossaway, d.
1841. III. Jane, c'. iS44,
IV. Elizabeth, ?». Charles M. Christie, of Durie, d. 1837.
v. Charlotte.
VI. Margaret Janet, widow of William Elmslcy, Esq., Q.C.
Alexander Prinule d. 1827, and was s. by his son,
Alexander Pringle, Esq. of Whytbank and Yair, J.P. and
D.L., Vice-Lieut., CO. Selkirk, formerly M.P. for that shire, aud
a Lord of the Treasury in Sir Robert Peel's Ministry, Keeper
of the General Uegister of Seizin in Scotland, 0. 30 Jan. 1791 ;
7)1. 12 Jan. 1830, Agnes Joanna, 2nd dau. and heir-proporiioner
of Sir William Dick, Hart, of Prcstonlield, by Joanna his wiie,
dau. of William Dougl.is, of Garj >.ildioot, and (dying l657)lefi;
an only eon, Alesasdeb, now of Yair.
1312
PEI
TEE LANDED GENTRY.
PRI
Arms — Arpr., on a snltire engrailed sa, five escallops or.
Crest — A man's heart ppr. Motto — Surjum Siquioiiers —
Two pilgrims lialiitrd ppr.
(Seat — I'uir, by Selliirls.
PHINGLE OF THOHNCLIFFE.
Peingle, Egbert Keith, Esq. of Thorncliffe,
Cheltenham, formerly of Broadmcadows, co. Selkii-k,
and The Grove, Darleydalo, co. Derby, J.P. for cos.
Selkirk and Derby, b. 12 March, 1802 ; m. 15 April,
1848, Mary Jane, eldest dan. of Gen. George
Moore, of the Eombay army, late Auditor- General,
Bombay, and has issue,
I. Alexander, b. 27 Oct. 1850.
II. Eobert Keith, b. '22 April, ISOl.
III. John, h. 5 Julj', 1861.
IV. Charles, b. 24 July, 1SG5.
T. "William, b. 21 Oct. 18C8.
I. Mary Arbuthnot, in. 22 March, 1870, Alexander Pringle,
Esq. of Whytbank, co. Selkirk.
II. Gcorgina. iii. Fanny. iv. Charlotte.
V. Margaret Joanna. vt. Edith.
Mr. Pringle, formerly of the Bombay Civil Service
and Commissioner for the civil administration of
the Province of Scinde, is 4th son of the late
Alexander Pringle, Esq. of Yair and Whytbank,
CO. Selkirk (who d. 1827), by Mary his "wife, dau.
of Sir Alexander Dick, Bart, of Prestonfield, co.
Midlothian {see Peingle of Yair.)
Anns, &c. — Same as Pbingle of Yair,
Seai — Tliomoliffe, Clieltcnliam.
PRINGLE OF TOUWOODLEE.
Pringle, James Thomas, Esq. of Torvcoodlce,
CO. Selkirk, J.P. cos. Roxburgh and Selkirk, D.L.
for the latter. Commander li.N., b. 1832 ; m. 1862,
Ann Parmintcr, only child of the late Col. Black,
53rd regt., and has had issue,
I. John Lewis, b. 1868 ; d. young.
II. James Lewis, b. 18C9.
HI. George MacGregor, b. 1871; d. 1874.
I. Elizabeth Ann. ii. Lillian Erskine.
III. Adelaide Jane. iv. Helena Florence.
ILtllEiltJC. — This family is a branch of the ancient stock
of the Pringles oJ Galashiels and Smailholm. The first was
William Pringle, of Torwoodlee, a younger son of James
Pringle, of Smailholm, by his wife, Isabella Murray, of Falahill,
He was slain at the Battle of Flodden, 1513, and left two sons,
the elder of whom,
George Pringle, of Torwoodlee, b. 1505, was killed in a
lawless attack made on the house of Torwoodlee, 1568. By his
wife, Margaret Creighton, he had five sons and three dau;;.,
Agnes, d. unm. ; Isabella, m. 1556, Thomas Hop Pringle ;
and Margaret, m. 1564, Oliver 1-dgar, of Monkrig. He was s.
by his eldest son,
William Pringle, of Torwoodlee, m. 1571, Alison, dan. of
James Heriot, of Trabroun, by whom he had three sons, lie
d. 1581, and his wife, Alison Ileriot, who survived hira, had for
her 2nd husband, David llenton, of Billie. William Pringle
was s. by liis eldest son,
George Pringle, of Torwoodlee, who in the Parliaments of
1617 and 1621, was one of the representatives for eo. Selkirk.
He m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of James Pringle, Esq. of Whytbank,
by whom he had four sons, i. James, his heir; ii. George ; iii.
Alexander; and iv. John, Surgeon in Edinburgh, to whose sua
and dau., George and fllargaret, their uncle James, of Torwood-
lee, was served Tutor-at-Law, 1644. Mrs. Pringle d. 1 Jan.
1600. Mr. Pringle m. 2ndly, 1605, Margaret, widow of Stewart
of Caberstown, by whom he had issue, i. D.-ivid; II. Thomas.
He »i. 3rdly, Elizabeth Richardson, of Smieton, and had issue,
I. Elizabeth; ii. Margaret; iii. Anne, d. 1G'20. He m. 4thly,
Elizabeth Hop Pringle, of Torsonue, widow of William Eortli-
■wick, Esq. of CrooUstown. lie was s. about 16^7 by his
eldest son,
James Pringle, of Torwoodlee, m. 1st, 1620, Jean, dau. of
Sir Richard Coekburn, of Clerkington, Lord Privy Seal, by
whom he had one dau., Margaret, m. 1640, George Pringle, of
Buckholm; and one son, James, 6. 1626, d. young. He m.
2ndly, 1628, Janet, dan. of Sir Lewis Craig, of Riccarton, by
whom he had issue, l. George, his heir, b. 1G31 ; ii. James, of
Craigend, 6. 1633; lii. Thomas, h. 1635; iv. Alexander, b. 1C42;
I.Ann, m. 1648, .\lexandcr Pringje, of Whytbank; ii. Janet,
m. 164t), Walter Pringle, of Grecnknowe : iii. Sophia, m. John
Eirldell, of Haining; iv. Uisone; v. Elizabeth. He was*,
about 1657 by his eldest son,
George Pringle, of Torwoodlee. During the Civil Wars he
adhered steadily to the Royal cause, and was in most of the
engagements fought at that time in Scotland. At length, on a
charge of being concerned in the Eye House Plot, warrants
were issued against him, along with his neighbours, the Karl
of Tarras, Murray of Philiphaugh, and Scott of Galashiels.
With much difficulty he escaped, and took refuge in Holland.
In the first Parliament of King James VII., his estates were
confiscated, but at the Revolution he hastened back to his
own country, wasamembcrof the Convention of Estates which
invited King William to assume the Government, when his
attainder was removed and his estates restored by a .special
Act of Parliament. He m. 1654, Janet Brodie, of Lethin,
CO. Moray, and d. 1670, having had one son and two daus.,
I.James, his heir; i. Anne, m. Alexander Don, of Rutherford ;
II. Sophia, )«. James Pringle, of Grecnknowe. GeorgePringio
d. 1689, and was s. by his only son,
James Pringle, of Torwoodlee, m. 1690, Isabel Ilall, dau. of
Sir John Hall, of Douglas, by whom he had three sons,
I. George, b. 1700; ii. John, b. 1702, lost at sea,; iii. James, b.
1709; and eight daus., i. Katherine, m. 1723, Sir Rol-.eit
Pringle, of Stitchel; ii. Janet, d. 1694; lii. Anne; iv. Sophia,
in. 1729, Allan Fairholme, Esq. of Greenhill; v. Isabella, rf,
1698; VI. Marion, m. 1746, John Ker, Esq. of Littledean; vii.
Isabella; viii. Margaret. James Pringle was s. by his eldosD
son,
George Pringle, of Torwoodlee, <?. unm. 1780. His brother,
James Pringle, of Bowdand, one of the Principal Clerks of
Session, m. Elizabeth Nimmo, by whom he had one son, James,
and eight daus., i. Mary, m. Andrew Plummer, of Middlestcad,
d. s.p.; II. Isabel, rf. 1752; in. Betty; iv. Isabel; v. Katherine;
VI. Janet, d. 1826 ; vii. Anne, in. Major George Macmurdo, d.
1839 ; VIII. Sophia, rf. 1827. James Pringle rf. 1778, and was s.
by his only son,
James Pringle, who s. also, 1780, to his uncle's estates of
Torwoodlee, and built a new mansion house there. From 1827
to 1830 he was Vice-Lieut, of the co. He in. 1782, Elizabeth,
dau. and co-heir of Lieut. -Col. Charles Tod, of Dryburgh, andjj
by her (who rf. 1820) had issue,
James, his heir.
George, m. Bliss Ann Stewart, by whom he had a dan.,
Mary, rf. young, and two sons, James and Chailes.
Alexan<ler, who was lost in the " William Pitt " East India
man, 1813.
Frances, rf. 1859.
James Pringle, of Torwoodlee, rf. 1840. His eldest son,
Vice-Admiral James Pringle, of Torwoodlee, b. 1783; ra.
Blary Frazor, who rf. 30 March, 18G9, leaving three sons and
four daus. ,
James Thomas, now of Torwoodlee.
Charles, Capt. E.N. b. 1834; Hi. Katherine, dau. of ITenry
Inglis, of Torsonce, and (/. at Quitta, on board 11. M.S.
"Sirius," 11 Sept. 1876, leaving issue.
George,/;. 1839; rf. ir,>.m. 1871.
Elizabeth, m. John Borthwick, Esq. of Crookston.
Frances, m. 1857, Henry Clark Worthington, Capt. C7tU.
regt., and has issue.
Mary, m. 1860, Charles Pringle, 71st regt., and has i.ssue.
Jane, m. 1865, George Stoddart Lawson, youngest son of
Charles Lawson, Esq. of Borthwick Hall, and has issue.
Vice-Admiral Pringle rf. 30 Nov. 1859.
Arms — Arg., on a saltier engrailed az. five escallops arg.-
Crest — A serpent nowed ppr. Motto — Nosce teipsum.
Residence — Torwoodlee, Galashiels, co. Selkirk.
♦ J
PEITCHAKD OF BROSELEY".
Pritchakd, John, Esq. of Broseley, Salop, lato
M.P. for Bridgnorth (where he is a Banker), J.P.
and D.L. of Salop, and Bnrrister-at-Law of Lincoln's
Inn, m. 1845, Jane, dau. of George Osborne Gordon,
Esq.
UlUCntJC— This branch of the family of Pritchard or
Prichard (it is spelt ap Richard in the parish register of
Alveley, Salop, for 1654), being of Welsh extraction,
seems to have been settled in Alveley, and in the adjoining
parish of Higley, till the beginning of the 18th century, when
they migrated to Sutton Maddock, also in Salop, uadel
PET
THE LANDED GENTllY.
VRO
1013
tlic nnmo of rrltchavJ. Tliorc John Pritihard, and .\nn
his wile, ivsiik-U prior to 17.'jO, and were lioih buried. Tlu-y
had six Uaus., all of whom m. and left, issue ; and three
sons,
John, of whom presently.
William, a eontnietor tor the malting of the Kennrt and
Avon Canal and other great worlis; i/. at llath, 1/ Nov.
1811), leaving issue.
Thoiiius, a ilerehaat in London, d. 1846, leaving issue.
The eldest son,
JoMN rBiTCHAiiD, h. 1700, was a Banker and Solicitor i\t
BridKnorth and Broscloy, from 1799 to 1837; he m. Ann, diiu.
of George Cianage, of Coalbrookd;i!e, who, with his brotlur
Thomas, in 1700. obtained a patent for a most important
invention, viz., that of converting pig into bar iron by means
of raw pic coal, instead of charcoal. Ann Pritchard was
descended on the female side from the .Tandrells, who wore
settled at Church I'ulverbatch in the 15th century, and Jlr.
Pritchard has now the farm tliere which formerly l)elonged to
that family. Tlie last-named John and Ann Pritchard, his
wife, had issue,
Geoboe, of Broscley and Ashley Abbots, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1801, in. Harriott, dau. of William OsUcr,
Esq. of Grantham, and il. without issue.
John, late M.P. for Bridgnorth.
Thomas, who d. a bachelor.
Mary Anne. Emma, d. v.7im.
John Pritchard d. 1837.
Arms — Arg., on a fcps between three escallops sa. a Iniek's
head cabossed between two buckles or. Crest — A dragon's
head erased arg., in the mouth an escallop sa., the neck
charged with two buckles in fess between t\io barrulcts az.
Motlii — Lahore et tide.
Residence — Stanmore, near Eridgnortb.
PEITCSAUD OF TRESCAWEN.
Peitchaed, Hexet, Esq. of Trescawen, Llan-
gefni, Anglesey, J. P. and D.L. for Anglesey, Higli
Sheriff 1829 ; b. 1799 ; m. 1837, Martha, "dau. of
John Mouldsdale, Esq. of Bryndyfryu, co. Denbigh,
and lias issue,
I. George, of Dunehurch Hall, Piugby, J. P. for Anglesey,
late Capt. 5th Dragoon Guards, Ij. 1843, assumed the name
of RAYSEit, on his marriage, in 1871, with Mary, eldest
dau. of John Brady, Esq., M.P. ; and has a son, Geoege,
b. 1872, and other issue.
I. Ellen.
n. Letitia, m. I'i72, Col. Ilampton Lewis, of Boilior and
Henllys, Holyhead.
5tfnC<X3f. — William PniTcnABD, Esq. of Trcscawcn,
(son of William Pritchard, and Lettice Owen his wife, descended
from Owen Gwynedd), was High Sheriff of Anglesey, I7SG:
n. 1792, Ellen, dau. of William Rowland, Esq. of Holyhead,
and d. 1803, leaving by her (who d. 1847), with other issue, a
son, Henry, now of Trescawen, and a dau. Letitia, m. Edward
Uoyd, Esq. of Cefn, co. Denbigh, and has issue, two daus.,
Anna, m. the late Col. Herbert Williams Wynn ; and Helen, „i.
E. Gosdal, Esq. of Iscoed Park, Salop.
Seat — Trescawen, Llangefni, Anglesey.
PROBYN OF KUNTLEY SEANOR.
Peobtn, EmiFND, Esq. of Huntley Manor, co.
Gloucester, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1875, late
6th Dragoon Guards, b. 1825; m. 1853, Cliarloltc
Seymour, dau. of J. Jones, Esq. of Derry Ormoud,
CO. Cardigan, and has issue,
I. Edmund, d. 1870.
II. John Laxgford, 79th Highlanders, h. 1S57.
III. Leslie, 0. 18G2.
1. Alice Dalton, m. 5 May, 1878, Ernest Augustus Malct,
5th Earl of Lisburue. ii. Evelyn.
III. Blanche. iv. Charlotte Eugenia.
ittllCHQC* — Tlie Probyns arc a very ancient family, and
their monuments, some centuries old, arc to be seen in the
church of Newland.
Edmund Probyn, Esq. of Newland and T.onghope, twice
High Sheriff of CO. Gloucester, whose father, originally Hop-
kins, assumed the surname of Prodyn, on succeeding to the
property of his maternal uncle. Judge Probyn ; in. Sophia,
dau. of liichard Dalton, Esq. of Knailh, co. Lincoln, and by licr,
who was a considerable heiress, had six sons and live daus.;
of the latter, four married gentlemen of fortune and f.imily;
of the former.
The Vi:by Bev. John Probyn, Dean of Llandafr,)». .Anne,
dau. of IJoynon Jones, Esq. of Hay Hill, co. illouiester. and
had (with three daus., Mrs. Kaikcs, Mrs. Di^htun, and Eliza-
beth) three sons,
John, of Longhope.
Edmund Itcv.), late Vicar of Longhope and Avenhall, co.
Glouccst<'r, m. Juliana Webb, of Jlili'onl Hall, Surrey, and
d., having two sons and a d^iu., Kdmund, Vicar of Long-
hope, CO. (iloucestcr, m. Mary, dau. of John Spicer, ICs(j.
of Kshcr Place, Surrey ; John, m. 2a April, 1S70, Aramintii
Louisa, only dau. of the Kev. William H. lloarc, of Oak-
licld Lodge, Sussex; and Juliana, /,/. John W. Good, eldest
sou of John Spicer, Esq. of Eshcr Place, Surrey.
Thomas.
The son and heir,
John Pkoisvn, Esq. of Manor ITonsc, Longhope, co.
Gloucester, and Newland, co. Monmoulli, J.P. and D.L., m.
1823, Anna, younger dau of the late Thomas Lloyd, Esq. of
Cocdmore, co. Cardigan, Lord-Lieutenant of the co., and had
issue,
r.DMCND, now of Huntley Manor.
Oliver (Capt.) Henry Dalton.
Anna Eliza ISlanehc, m. 18.';2, Kingsmill Mauley Power, Esq.
of The Hill Court, co. llcrelord.
Hed. 18C3.
.^ri!!.s — Erm., on a fess gu. a lion passant or. Crc.^t — Ar»
ostrich's head erased arg. ducally gorged or, in the mouth a
key of the last.
i'cat— Huntley Manor, co. Gloucester.
PI10DGEB,S OF AYOT BUSY.
Peodgees, Edwin, Esq. of Ayot Bury, Welwyn,
Herts, M.A., J.P. ; educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.
Oxford ; s. 1861 ; m. 1S61-, Elizabeth Ellen, eldest
dau. of Henry E. Surtccs, Esq., M.P., of Eedworth,
CO. Diu'ham, and Dane End, Herts, and has issue,
I. Elizabeth Caroline, b. 1867.
II. Edwina Georgina Frances, 6. 1871.
•ILiXXCHQC. — This family claims descent tradition.nlly from
the ancient Welsh stock of Progers or Pkooer of Gwarindce,
Lawrence Progeb, bapt. 1637, son of Samuel Proger, d.
1661, by aiargaret his wife, d. 1079, leaving by Joan his wife
(who i7. 1671) a son, Lawrence Prodger, bapt. 16G3, who d.
1711, leaving a son, John Progers, of Ludlow, bapt. 1704, who,
by Anne his wife, left at his decease, 1770, a son, Edwari>
Prodgers, of Ludlow, bapt. 1738, d. 1819, leaving by Mary
his wife (with a dau. Elizabeth), four sons, Giles, Edward,
James, d. s. p., and Kev. Edwin Prodgers, of Trinity Coll.
Oxford, Rector of Ayott SI. Peter's, Wclwyn, Herts, J. P., i/t.
Sept. 1828, Caroline, dau. and co-heir of John Blades, Esq. of
Brockwell Hall, Surrey, and by this Uuly (w'lo d. 4 March,
1863), had issue,
Edwin, present representative.
Herbert, of Kington House, Wilts, J.P., h. ."5 July, 1835; m.
3 July, 1860, Emily Sibella, eldest dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Phillpotts, of Porthgwidden, and has issue,
1 Cecil Herbert, b. 24 Jlay, 1861.
2 Ronald Edwin, b. 10 Feb. 1863.
3 Harold Augustus, /;. 12 March, ISG3.
4 Charles Henry, h. 31 Jlay, Ibo?.
5 Grcville John, b. 20 April, 1S7G.
1 Gwendolen Emily Mary. 2 Rhoda.
Caroline, m. Feb. 1802, Capt. Giovanni Battista Giacor.-.ctti,
of the Austiian Naval Service.
Emily, (/. Is.jl.
The Rev. Edwin Prodgers d. Dec.lSCI.
Arms — Per pale gu. and az., three lions rampant, two and
one arg. between three crosse.s-pattee litched in the foot, one
and two, errainois. Crest — In front of a cross Calvary or, a
wivern with wings endorsed vert, in the mouth a sinister hand
couped at the wrist gu., gorged with a collar and line a:id
reflcxed over the back gold, the dexter claw resting on u
cros.s-4)attiie of the last. ,V"((»— Devouement sans homes.
liesidence— Ayot Bury, Welwyn, Herts.
PKOTHEKO OF MALPAS COUET.
PEOTnEEO, Feaxcis TnoMAS Egeeton, Esq. of
47, Westbourne Park, and of the Inner Temple,
b. 5 Nov. 1837; m. 1861, Mary, only dau. of Kev.
Francis Lewis, of St. Pierre, co. Monmouth, and
has issue.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PEY
I. Fnr.KE Lewis. ii. Archer George.
1 Evelyn Mary. n. Margaret Christina Anna.
III. Florence Dorothea Violet.
iLlUCaQC— Thomas PEOTnEKo, Esq. of Malpas Court, co.
Monmouth, J. P., b. 1780, served as High Sheriff of that co.
1S40; he m. 1st, 1809, Mary dau. of John Collins, Esq. of
Eng.iteson, co. Hereford, and by her (who d. 1830) had issue,
Thomas, of Malpas Court.
Edward, Htli recjt., Aide-de-Camp to Gen. Mun-ay, and
now Licut.-Col. 3rd W. York Militia, m. 1844, Caroline,
dau. of the Hon. and Eev. Charles and Lady Isabella
Douglas, of Earlsgift, Tyrone, and has a son, Douglas (Eev.),
Eectorof Turweston.
Charles, Treasurer and Clerk of the Peace of co. Monmouth,
'/,i. 1840, Sophia, dau. of the Ven. W. Macdonald, Arch-
deacon of Wilts, and has two sons and two daus.
George, Eector of Whippingham, Canon of Westminster,
Hon. Chaplain to the Queen, rn. 184.5, Emma, only dau. of
the late Rev. William Money Kyrie, of Homme House, co.
Hereford, and has four sons and one dau.
Decimus.
Mary, to. 1st, 1829, Edmund Blewitt, Esq.; and 2nd]y,
David Rae Newall, Esq., H.E.I.C.'s Service.
Henrietta, to. 1840, Jonas Stawell, Esq., Capt. in the army ;
d. 1850.
Emma, m. 1843, .John Taylor Winnington, Esq., Capt. in
the army, who d. 1844 ; and 2ndly, Henry Barre Phipps,
Esq. Capt. R.N.
Clara, m. 1st, Capt. Eohert Macdonald; Cndly,- Major Fitz-
harding Longuet Hancock; andSrdly, Major Ogilvie.
Mr. Prothero m. 2ndly, 1838, Sarah, dau. of William Pettman,
Esq. of Ham, Kent. lied. 23 April, 1853. His eldest son.
The Rev. Thomas Prothero, of Malpas Court J. P. and
D.L., M.A., Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, b. 14 Aug.
1811; TO. 2 Feb. 1837, Georgiana Margaret, only dau. of the
Eev. Matthew Marsh, late Chancellor of the Diocese of Salis-
bury, and Canon of Salisbury Cathedral, and had issue,
Francis Thomas Egertox.
Edward Marsh (Rev.), of MertonColl. Oxford.
Henry Allen, b. 4 Nov. 1848, of Balliol Coll. Oxford.
Alice Mary.
He d. 11 June, 1870.
Motto — Dues pascit corvos.
Seat— Malpas Court, Newport, co. Monmoutli.
Chiverfon Charlton, Esq. of Apley Castle, Salop,
find has issue,
I. Athelstose Robert, Capt. ]3th Hussars, 6. 16 Nov. 1840.
II. Pryce Meyrick, Lieut. 3rd Dragoon Guards, b. 2 April,
1851.
III. Arthur Hamilton, 6. 16 June, 1863.
IV. Walter Charlton, b. 12 Sept. 18G5.
JLinraCJC.— The late Prtce Jones, Esq. of Cyfronydd (son
of Mathew Jones, Esq., by Mary his wife, dau. of Humplirey
Edwards, Esq.), to. Jane, dau. of the late John Davies, Esq.
of Aberllefenny, co. Merioneth, and by her (who d. 1825) had
issue,
I. Robert Davies, now of Cyfronydd.
II. David, b. 1817; m. his cousin, Laura Wakefield, and has
issue a son and one dau.
I. Anne, m. John Hamilton, Esq. of Hilstoa Park, co. Mon-
mouth.
II. Mary Frances, m. Capt. Athclwold Pennant Iremonger.
Mr. Pryce d. 1858.
Arms — Gu., a chevron between three lions' gambs erect and
erased az., en a chief of the second an eagle displayed sa.
armed and crowned or. Motto — Ileb Dduw heb ddim, a Duw
a digon.
S (((—Cyfronydd, Welshpool; and Aberllefenny, Machyn-
lleth. Club — Oxford and Cambridge.
PBOWER OP PUETON HOUSE.
Peower, John Elton Meevin. Esq. of Purton
House, Wilts, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1862,
Major Eoyal AVilts Militia, b. 11 Oct. 1811 ; m.
5 .June, 1814, Harriet, youngest dau. of the late
"William Payn, Esq. of Kidvvells, Berks, and has
had issue,
I. ricrvyn, b. 2 May, 1847 ; d. 28 Nov. 1CG7.
1!. John Elton, 6. U Oct. 1852.
III. Nelson, b. 7 Nov. 1856.
1. Maude. ii. Marion. ni. Beatrice.
Major Prower is only son of the Eev. John Meryin
Prower, Yicar of Purton, Wilts, and Hon. Canon of
Bristol (who d. 2 April, 1869), by Susan his wife,
only child and heiress of John Coles, Esq. of
Cadoston House, co. Glamorgan, and grandson of
the Rev. Jolm Prower, Yicar of Purton (who d.
7 Nov. 1827), by Anne his wife, dau. of Christopher
Lipyeat, Esq. of Marlborough. Major Prower s. as
heir-at-law to the property of the ancient family of
the Eltons, of The Ha/.les, co. Hereford, being
grand-nephew to Jolm Elton, last heir male. By
the marriage of Robert Prower with, the dau. and
co-heiress of John Mervin, Esq. of FontliiU Abbey,
• Wilts, the Prowers claim to represent, in con-
junction witli Sir Henry Yavasour, the ancient
Welsh family of Mervyn.
Ceat—Sc\r.Rc\\s Purton, Wootton Bassett. Town House— 0,
Ashburn Place, South Kensington.
PKYCE OF CYFRONYDD.
Peyce, Robert Davies, Esq. of Cvfronydd, co.
Montgomery, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1849, b.
25 Dec. 1819 ; assumed, 1858, the surname of
Petce, in lieu of his patronymic Jones ; m.
21 Jan. 1819, Jane Sophia, dau. of St. Johu
PHYCE OF GUNLEY.
Petce, The Rev. Eichaed Henet Mosttn
Price, of Gunley, co. Montgomery ; m. 1856, Eliza,
only child of John Williams, Esq., and d. s. p.
1859. His widow is now the possessor of Gunley.
ILtnrnQC— Edward Pryce, Esq. of Gunley, a lineal
descendant of Einon ap Seissylt, Lord of Merioneth, ?)i. Jane,
dau. and heir of Richard ap Owen, of Llwyn Melyn, and had
two sons, Richard, his heir; Edward (Capt.), of Poutypor-
chill. The eldest son and heir,
Capt. Richard Prtce, of Gunley, High Sheriff co. Mont-
gomery, 1639, d. s. p., and was s. by his nephew,
Edward Prtce, Esq. of Gunley (son of Capt. Edward Pryce),
',)i. 1st, Miss Edwards, of Eorrington, by whom he had a son,
Edward, his heir; and 2ndly, Catherine, dau. and heir of
Edward Tanat, Esq. of Trewylan, by whom he had also a son,
Eichard, of Trewylan. Edmund Pryce was s. by his eldest son,
Edward Prtce, Esq. of Gunley, High Sheriff co. Mont-
gomery, 1734, m. the dau. of the Eev. Mr. Bassett, of Oxford,
and had three sons, Eichard, his heir; Edward, who d. s. x>. ;
and John, successor to his brother. Mr. Pryce's son and suc-
cessor,
Richard Prtce, Esq., was High Sheriff co. Blontgomciy,
1761. He d. s. p., when the estates passed to his brother,
John Prtce, Esq. of Gunley, to. Miss Mary Bransby, and
had (with four daus., Anna Maria, m. the Rev. Eichard
Holmes, Eector of Normanton, co. Nottingham; Charlotte;
Harriotte; and Martha, the wife of H. Hamer, Esq. of Liver-
pool) a son and successor,
Richard Prtce, Esq. of Gunley, 6. 10 May, 1772, High
Sheriff 1817, m. 3 March, 1795, Eliza Constantia, youngest
dau. of the Eev. Samuel D'Elbceuf Edwards, of Peutie, in the
same co., and had issue,
Richard Henrt Mosttn, now of Gunley.
John Edward Harryman, late Capt. 2nd Queen's Royals,
Col. of the Eoyal Montgoiuery Eifles, b. 1818; }ii. 1st, 5
June, 1850, Eliza, youngest dau. of the late F. Burton, Esq.
of the 12th Lancers, and of 10, Norfolk Street, Park Lane;
she d. 1851, having had an only son, Edward Stisted Mostyn,
1,1. 7 Aug. 1877. Henrietta Mary, youngest dau. of Charles
W. Beauclerk, Esq. of Winchfield, Hants, and grand-dau. of
the Eight Hon. Lord Frederick Beauclerk {are Burke's
reiriir/i'. Duke ok St. Alhans). Hem. 2ndly, Sarah, youngest
dau. of the late JIajor-Gcn. and the Hon. Mrs. Hamilton;
and d. Oct. 1866, leaving by her two sons, Eichard and
John.
Eliza Constantia, iv. 1827, Capt. Robert Campbell, E.N., and
had issue. Charlotte Margarctta. Frances.
Eliza. Emma. Laura. Harriet.
Mr. Pryce d. 26 Oct. 1832.
Arms — Arg., a lion passant sa. between three fleurs-dc-lifl
two and one gu., the lion armed andlangued of the last.
iieat — Gunley, Chirbury, co. Montgomery.
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EHUCE-PRYCE OF DUFFRYN.
Beuce-Petce, Alan Cameeon, Esq. of Duffryn,
CO. Glamorgan, J.P., b. 18 Feb. 18.36 ; educated at
Exc;-er Coll. Oxford, M.A., called to the Bur at
PRY
TnE LANDED GENTRY.
pra
1315
Lincoln's Inn, 1864 ; m. 15 July, 1858, Louisa,
only child of tlie late Lieut.-Col. J. II. Sladc, 2nd
Dragoon Guards, eldest son of Gen. Sir John Slade,
T3art.,G .C.II. (see Slade ofMaunsell House Bukke's
Peerage and Baronetage), and by her (who c^. 11
June, 18GS) had issue,
1. John Henry, h. 13 Nov. 1859; d. 23 Nov. 1875.
It. Alan. h. 21 July, 18G1 ; d. 9 Aug. 18G1.
HI. George Lewis, b. 17 Dec. 1SG2.
IV. Frederick, b. 25 March, 18CG.
I. Louisa Mary. ii. .Mine.
He m. 2ndly, 15 Sept. 1873, Anna Mary Synnot,
elder dan. ol'G. Woods Maunscll, Esq. of 10, Mcrrion
Square South, Dubhn {see Maunsell of OahUj
Park), and by her has issue,
V. Alan George Cameron,
VI. Edward Maunscll,
III. Violet Aususta.
twins, b. 29 Sept. 1874.
ILinrilSC. — Joun Knight, Esq. of LlanWethian, only son
of James Knight. Esq., and Emily his wife, and grandson of
James Knight, Esq. of Ludlow, descended from an ancient
family of Ludlow, Salop ; m. 1780, Margaret, dau. of William
Bruce, Esq. of Llanhlethian, co. Glamorgan, by Jane his wife,
eldest dau. of Gabriel Lewis, Esq. of Llanishen House, co.
Glamorgan, and by her had issue,
I. John, his heir, of Duffryn.
II. William Bruce (Bev.), M.A., Chancellor of the Diocese of
Llandaff, m. Maria Eleanor, 2nd dau. of Llewelyn Traherne,
Esq. of St. Hillary, co. Glamorgan, and 0.. 8 Aug. 1845; his
widow survived until 9 July, 1856.
ni. James Lewis Knight Bruce (the Eight Hon. Sir), Lord
Justice of Appeal, m. Ehza, dau. of the late Thomas Newte,
Esq. of Duval, Devon, and d. 1866, leaving issue.
I. Margaret, d. unm.
II. Frances, m. William Davies, Esq.
III. Blanche Bridget, widow of John DigbyNewholt, son of the
late Chief Justice of Madras.
Mr. Knight d. 15 Oct. 1799, and was «. by his eldest son,
John Bruce Prtce, Esq. of Duffryn, co. Glamorgan, J. P.
andD.L., b. 23 July, 1784; m. 1st, 5 May, 1807, Sarah, 2nd
dau. of the Kev. Hugh Williams Austin, Rector of St. Peter's,
Island of Barbados, and by her had issue,
I. John Wtndham Brlce, Barristcr-at-Law, 6. 9 Dec. 1809,
'/ii. April, 1835, Mary Anno, 2nd dau. of Lieut.-Col. Nathaniel
Prycc Cameron, and had issue, 1 Alan Cameron, now of
Duffryn, who assumed the name of Pbtce by royal license
on s. his grandlathcr in the Pryce estates, 1872; 2 John
Bruce, b. 30 July, 1838, Commander E.N; m. 1871, Annie,
dau. of Rev. George Boyes, and has a son, Thomas, 6. June,
1872; 3 Alexander Craufurd Ferdinand Cameron Bruce, d.
1854; 1 Edith Marion, vi. Wihiam Dick, Esq. of Tullimet,
CO. Perth.
II. Henry Austin Bruce (Eight Hon.), P.C, created 1872,
Baron Abebdare (see Burke's Pen-age.)
III. William Bruce, M.A. (Rev.), formerly Canon of Llandaff,
'/-;(. 1st, Miss Conybeare, only dau. of the Very Rev. W. D.
Conybeare, Dean of Llandaff. He m. 2ndly, Margaret,
dau. of late Col. Olivier, and has issue.
IV. Robert Brace, Col. in the army, to. Rachel, dau. of
Richard Corbet, Esq. of Adderley, Salop, and has issue,
V. Lewis Knight Bruce, i?i. Emilia, dau. of Augustus Sullivan,
Esq. of Eitchings, Bucks, and has issue.
I. Margaret Frances, in. Charles Thomas Alleyne, Esq. of
Porters, Barbados, and is deceased.
II. Blanche, m. 13 May, la40, the Eight Rev. .James Col-
quhoun Campbell, Bishop of Bangor, and (/. 17 March, 1873.
III. Sarah Elizabeth, ui. Robert Oliver Jones, Esq. of Fonmou
Castle, CO. Glamorgan, and d. 7 Oct. 1S69.
rv. Isabel, m. Rev. Roper Trevor Tyler, M.A., 2nd son of the
late Admiral Sir Charles Tyler; she d. Feb. 1859.
V. Mary Sinclair. vi. Elinor Maria.
VII. Gertrude Emma.
lie m. 2ndly, 30 Nov. 1844, Alicia Grant, dau. of William
Bushby, Esq. of Great Cumberland Place. Mr. BrucePryce,
whose patronymic was Knight, assumed the surname of
Bruce on attaining his majority, and that of Pryce, July,
1S37, at the death of his cousin, the Hon. Mrs. Booth Grey,
his children retaining the name of Bruce. He rf. 19 Oct.
1872, and was s. by his grandson, now of Duffryn.
/4n>is -Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gu., two chevronels arg., a
crescent for difference, Prtce ; 2nd and 3rd, or, a saltire gu.
on a chief of the last a martlet of the first, Bruce. Crrgtx—
1st, A paschal lamb ppr., Pryce; 2nd, A dexter arm in armour
in bend grasping a sceptre all ppr., Bruce. il/o/f«.s— Duw
ar fy rhan (God for my portion). Over the crest of Bruce,
Fuimus.
ScQit — DiuTrjn, near Cardiff, co, GIanior£an,
PRYOR OF HIGH ELMS.
Petor, Eocekt, Esq. of High Elms, Herts, M.A.
Trin. Coll. Cambridge, I3arribter-at-La\v, J. P. and
D.L., High ISlieriff 1868, Cliairmau of Quarter
Sessions of the Liberty of St. Alban, Keviser of the
CO. of Herts, I. 21 April, 1812 ; m. 20 Aug. 18-14,
Elizabeth Caroline, dau. of the lale Wyrley Birch,
Esq. of Wretham Hall, Norfolk, and has had issue
I. Marlborough Robert, of Weston Manor, Stevenage,
Herts, M.A., J. P., late Fellow of Trinity Coll. Cambridge,
b. 16 Oct. 1848; m. 187.5, Catherine Alice Hammond,
elder dau. of William Hammond Solly, Esq. of Serge Hill,
Herts.
II. Frederick Robert, d. an infant.
in. Selwyn Robert, b. 17 Aug. 1855.
IV. Francis Robert, b. 30 March, 1862.
iLiUratjr.— John Pryor, Esq. of Ealdock, Herts, m.
Martha (nie Marlborough), relict of John FitzJohn, Esq., aniV
d. 1819, leaving by her (who d. 1S12),
Thomas JIarlborough Prtor, Esq., his 2nd son, m. 25 Nov.
1802, Hannah, dau. of Samuel Hoare, Esq., Banker, of Lom-
bard Street, and of Hampstead, Middlesex, and by her (who
d. 30 April, 1850) had issue,
Marlborough, of Weston, Herts, J.P., 6. 1807; m. 1 July»
1837, Eleanor, dau. of \V. L. Rogers, Esq.; and d. s. p,
5 Feb. 1869.
Robert, now of High Elms. Henry Horace, d. s. p. 1841.
Ellen, m. Charles Toller, Esq. of Hampstead, who d. 1870.
Caroline, m. David Powell, Esq. of Hampstead, d. 14 Oct.
1865, having had issue.
Mr. Pryor d. March, 1821.
Arms — Arg., three bars wavy sa., on a chief gu. a saltier or.
Crest — A dcmi-lion rampant.
Seat — High Elms, Baldock.
PUDSEY OP SEISDON HALL.
AsTON-PuDSET, Geoege Pitdset, Esq. of Seis-
don Hall, co. Stafford, J.P., Capt. Staffordshire-
Eifle Volunteers, b. 5 March, '182t> ; s. his \incle
17 March, 1861 ; m. 9 Feb. 1869, Anne, dau. of
A. Bowyer, Esq. of Much Wenlockj Salop, and has
a dau.,
Mary Eiizabeth, h. 22 April, 1871,
ILutragC— The late Thomas Peach Aston, Esq., bapt.
13 Aug. 17S3 (who assumed, by royal license, 1807, the sur-
name and arms of Pudsey, on succeeding to the propei'ty of
Samuel Peach, Esq., whose mother, Elizabeth, was dau. and
heiress of Thomas Pudsey, Esq. of Seisrlon), was 2nd son of
George Aston, Esq. of Newton, Salop, by Sarah his wife, dau.
of William Wheeler, of Mahorrall, co. Hereford, by Jane hi.?
wife, dau. of Thomas Peach, Esq. He rf. v.nm. March, 1846,
leaving the Seisdon estates to his brother,
John Aston, Esq. (b. 21 March, 17s5), who then assumed,
by royal license, the surname and arms of Eudsey, in com-
pliance with his brother's will. He d. 17 March, ISGl, and
was s. by his nephew, the present George Pudsey Aston
Pudsey, Esq. The other children of the laic George Aston,
Esq. of Newton, were
I. George Peach, &. 5 May, 1782; in. Mary Anne, dau. of
John Baker, of the Down, Salop, and has issue,
1 George Pudsey, successor to his uncle.
2 John, bapt. 11 Jan. 1831.
3 Thomas Baker (Rev.), bapt. 26 Nov. 1832.
4 William, bapt. 14 July, 1835.
1 Mary Anne, bapt. 31 March, 1828; m. Frederick Taylo»
Webster, Esq. of Preen, Salop.
I. Sarah, m. Jonathan Green, Esq., M.D., of Great Marl-
borough Street, London.
Armi — Vert, a chevron between three mullets or, thereon a.
canton arg. a lozenge sa. Crest — A mountain-cat passanl
guardant charged on the shoiUder with a lozenge or, for dia-
tinction. Motto — Fortuna favente.
Seal — Seisdon Hall, Wolverhampton.
PTJGH OF LLANEECHYDOL.
PuGH, Maegaeet Anne, eldest dau. of tlie late
David Pugh, Esq., M.P., m. Capt. Willes Johnson,
R.N., M.P., late of Hussiugton Hall, Wilts. He
d. 3 Aug. 1863, leaving issue three daus.
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1»UL
HtUCatlC.— This family descencls from Hrc.n ap Cad-
WALADEB, of Llanerchydol, 6. 1657, who was father of
C;iABLEs AP HcGH Cadtvalladeb, 6. 1G87, who, by Jane his
wife;, had issue,
David, of wliom prosontly.
Humphrey, 6.29 March, 1725; cZ. 17G0, leaving (with two
daus., Mary and Jane) a son,
Charles, m. Jane, 3rd dau. of ■William Lloyd, Ksq. of Mont-
fromery, by Mary his wife, dau. and heiress of — Griffiths,
Esq. of Weston, Salop; and d. 21 Dec. 1796, leavinff issue
by her (who m. 2ndly, Sir Arthur Davics Owen, of Glan-
severn, co. Montgomery, and d. Feb. 1822) a son, the lute
David Pcgh, Esq. of Llanerchydol.
John, b. 14 March, 1727; ni. 7 May, 1858, Mary Paget, and
left a dau., Mary. m. 1st, Evan Vauglian, Esq. of lieguildy,
CO. Radnor ; and 2ndly, PiCV. John Murray ; and d. 24 April,
1842, leaving by the former an only dau. and heiress, Anne,
m. David Pugh, Esq. Michael, 6. 29 Sept. 1737.
Jane. Mary.
The eldest son,
David Pcgh, Esq., High Sheriff co. Montgomery 17S5, who
possessed estates in cos. Kent and Montgomery, 6. 14 Sept.
172.3; m. ilargaret, dau. of William Lloyd, Esq. of Mont-
gomery, and Mary his wife, dau. and heiress of — Griffiths,
Esq. of Weston, Salop; and d. s.p. 9 Feb. 1807, when he was
«. by his grandnephew,
David Pdgh, Esq. of Llanerchydol, co. Montgomery, J. P.
and D.L., late Major of the Montgomery.=liire Yeomanry,
Eecorder of Welshpool, and M.P. for the Montgomeryshire
burghs, b. 14 Aug. 1789 ; m. 11 July, 1814, Anne, only dau.
and heiress of Evan Vaughan, Esq. of Beguildy, co. Eadnor,*
and by her (who d. 8 Oct. 1863) had issue,
David, b. 24 April, 1815 ; d. unm. 15 Sept. 18.57.
Chables Vacghan, of Llanerchydol, D.L., late Capt. 90th
foot, 6. 30 May, 1818; //i. 28 June, 1849, Felicia Haniet,
only dau. of the late Capt. Gosling, E.N. He d. s. x>-
28 Dec. 1875.
John Cadwallader, Lieut, in the Eoyal Ecgt., 6. 30 May,
1829; d. unm. 19 July, 1851.
Habgabet Anne, now of Llanerchydol.
Mary Jane, m. Peter Audlcy Lovell, of Cole Park, Wilts, and
has issue.
Mr. Pugh d. 20 April, 1861.
.<4rii(.s— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a lion passant guardant
sa. crowned or, between three fleurs-de-lis gu. ; 2nd and 3rd,
sa., three greyhounds courant arg. C'rfst — A lion as in the
arms, holding a fleur-de-lis gu. Motto — Qui invidet minor est.
&ml — Llanerchydol, Welshpool, co. Montgomery.
PUGH OF MANOEAVON.
Pttgh, Datid, Esq. of Manoravon, co. Carmar-
tlien, J. P. High Sheriff co. Carmarthen, 1874, J. P.
and D.L. co. Cardigan, M.P. for Carmarthenshire
from 18.57 to 1868, and from 181-.3 to 1852 Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions, b. 23 March, 1806.
^LiXXtKQt. — The great-grandfather of the present David
Pcgh, Esq., late M.P. for co. Carmarthen,
David Pdgh, Esq. of Coedmor, near Lampeter, was possessed
of large estates in the parishes of Pencarreg and Llanycrwys,
CO. Carmarthen, and in the parishes of Llanarth, Llandewi-
brefi, and Blaenpennal, co. Cardigan, where his family had
been long settled. He ra. 1714, Eachel, dau. of Ehys Lloyd,
Esq. of Alltyrodyn, and by her (who inherited, with her
•ister Jane, the Alltyrodyn estate) had issue,
David, of Coedmor, High Sheriff of co. Carmarthen 1747.
PaiLip. John.
The 2nd son,
PniLip Pugh, Esq., was father of David Heeon Pcgh, Esq.,
Licut.-Col. of Volunteers and D.L. co. Carmarthen, High
Sheriff 1819. He m. 3 Sept. 1803, Elizabeth, dau. of William,
2nd son of John Beynon, Esq. of Trewern, co. Pembroke ;
and d. 20 Feb. 1820. His son and heir is the present David
Pdgh, Esq., late M.P., of Manoravon.
Armg—Gu., a lion passant between three fleurs-de-lis or.
Creit — A lion passant or. J/otto— Sic itur ad astra.
Seal — Manoravon, near Llandilo, co. Carmarthen.
PULLEINE OF CRAKE HALL.
PcLLEiXE, James, Esq. of Crake Hall and Clifton
Castle, CO. York, High Sheriff 1870, M.A., F.G.S.,
J.P. and D.L., late Chairman of Quarter Sessions
* This family of Vaughan is deduced from Cadwgan, son of
Eltisian Glodbidd, Prince oi Fferlys.
for Xorth Riding co. York, Barrister-at-Lir,w, 5.
31 Oct. 1804; m. 7 Aug. 1841, Annie Caroline,
eldest dau. of Edward Marjoribanks, Esq. of,
Wimpole Street, London, and has an only child,
Geobgina Elizabeth, ni. 5 Feb. 1868, Lieut.-Col. Sir John
Clayton-Cowell, E.E., K.C.B., Master of the Household to
H.M. Queen Victoria, and has had issue, i. Albert Victor
John (to whom Her Majesty stood sponsor), 6. 12 June,
1869; II. Leopold James, b. 9 Feb. 1872, and d. Oct. 1872;
I. Alice Anne, b. 6 Dec. 1873 ; ii. Marie, b. 20 March,
1876.
Mr. PiiUeine s. 1863, to Clifton Castle, at the deatli
of Timothy Hutton, Esq.
iLtnCHgC. — EicuABD Pclleine, of Killinghall, co. York,
m. Eleanor, dau. of John Eudd, of the same place, and had a
son,
John Pdlleine, ra. Jane, dau. of Thomas Eos.=!, of Ingraan-
thorp, and liad four sons and six daus. The eldest son,
James Pclleike, m. 1st, Frances, dau. of Sir AVilliara Ingleby,
Knt. of Eipley, by Cicely his wife, dau. of Sir George
Talbois, Knt., and had by her a son, John, his heir; and
a dau., Cecilia, d. unm. He m. 2ndly, about 1570, Frances,
dau. of Walter Pulleine, of Scotton, co. York, and had by
her (with three daus.) four sons. Mr. Pulleine was «. at his
decease by his eldest son,
John Pulleine, Esq. of Killinghall, to. Agnes, dau. of
William Vavasour, Esq. of Weston, co. York, and left at his
decease (his widow ni. 2ndly, Edmund Parkinson, Esq.) a son
and successor,
Thomas Pdlleine, Esq. of Killinghall, m. Isabella, dau. of
Thomas Busfleld, of Eishforth and Leeds, and widow of E.
Xewby, of the same place, and had (with other issue) a son,
Thomas Pdlleine, Esq., Masterof the Stud to William III.,
and High Sheriff of co. York 1696 and 1703, who purchased
Carleton Hall. He ?». 1st, Katherine Cra^ thorn, of Ness, by
whom he had a son,
Henry, Governor of the Ecrmuda.=:, and Major in Sir Charles
Hotham's rcgt., m. Miss Billingbam, of York, and had
issue.
Mr. Pulleine m. 2ndly, 1C86 or 1687, Dorothy, aunt to Hugh,
Earl of Northumberland, and dau. of Sir Jirome Smithson, of
Stanwiek, by Mary his wife, dau. and heir of Edward Wingate,
Esq. of Lockley"s Hall, Herts, and had issue, Thomas, d. unm.;
Wingate, of whom presently; Dorothy, m. Ecginald Marriott,
Esq., M.P. for Weymouth; Catherine; Mary, rn. liichard
Garth, Esq. of Morden, Surrey; Frances, d. young. Thomas
Pulleine's 2nd son,
Wingate Pdlleine, Esq. of Carleton Hall, m. 1st, 1721,
Catherine Frances, dau. and co-heir of Philip Babington, Esq.
of Babington, and widow of John Astley, Esq., and liad by her
an only child, Wingate, who d. in infancy. He ni. 2ndly, ■
Frances, dau. of Ealph Carr, Esq. of CockenUall, co. Durham, "
and had by her (who d. 1735),
Thomas Babington, of Carleton Hall, co. York, 6. 21 June,
1731; )/i. Winifred, dau. of Edward Collingwood, Esq. of
Dissington Hall, Northumberland (by Mary his wife, dau.
and co-heir of John Eoddam, Esq. of Eoddam), and left at
his decease an only surviving child and heir,
Mary Winifred, m. Walter Spencer Stanhope, Esq. of
Canon Hall, co. York (see Stanhope of L\'.,ion Hail).
ITenbt, of whom presently.
Isabella, m. Charles Wilkinson, Esq. of Thorp, co. York;
and d. 25 Aug. 1812, aged 60.
Dorothy, d. young, 1734.
Wingate Pulleine d. Aug. 1763. His younger son,
Henbt Pdlleine, E.sq. of Carleton Hall, 6. 1734; m. 11 Sept.
1764, Elizabeth, dau. of John Hutton, Esq. of Marske, CO.
York, and had issue, i. Henrt Pebcv, his heir; ii. Hutton
Lewis, d. unm. ; i. Jinn Babington, vi. Thomas Pulleyn iMosley,
Esq. of Burley Hall; ii. EUza, d. unm. Mr. Pulleine was «.
by his son.
Hen-by Pekct Pdlleine, Esq., J. P., h. 30 Nov. 1770, who
sold Carleton Hall, and purchased Crake Hall, co. York, 1810.
He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Askew, Esq., M.D., of Loo-
don, and had issue by her (who d. 24 April, 1839),
I. Henry, Comet 1st Dragoons, d. unm. 25 Dec. 1817.
II. J.i.MEs, now of Crake Hall and Clifton Ca.stlc.
III. Eobert, Ecctor of Kirby Wisk, co. York, b. 18 Sept. 1806;
111. 7 Oct. 1835, Susan, eldest dau. of the late II. Burmester,
E>q. of Burntwood Lodge, Surrey ; d. 1868, leaving issue,
1 Henry Eurmestcr, Lieut. -Col. in the army, 6. 12 Dec.
1833; ,n. Frances, dau. of H. Bell, Esq. ot Fermoy, and
was killed in battle with the Zulus, Jan. 1879, having
Jiaa issue,
PUL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
run
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ncnry Percy.
Amy. MaTjcl;
2 lioliert Askew, b. 9 July, 1840; and </. 2 Feb. 1843.
5 John Janu'S, of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, Rector of Kirby
Wisk, 6. 10 Sept. 1841; m. Klizabetli Esther, dau. of
T. C. Ilincks, Esq. of Breckenbro, and had issue.
4 William Wingate, 6. 8 Dee. 1842.
6 Trederiek Arthur, 6. 20 Dee. 1843; m. Lucy, dau. of
Archdeacon Bute, of New Zealand, and has issue.
1 Susan Elizabeth.
I. Eliza Dorothy, m. 22 Auff. 1831, Arthur Lysaght, E.iq.,
Capt. K.N. (his 2nd wife), afterwards jiromotcd to the rank
of Admiral, and </. 1871, leaving issue.
II. Henrietta, m. 31 May, 182G, John Hincks, Esq., Capt.
li.A., of Cowling Hall, co. York, who d. 14 Oct. 1842.
III. Anne, m. Eev. Tlioraas Eichard Ryder, M.A., Vicar of
Ecclesfield, co. York, who d. 24 July, ia'i'J; i.nd d. March,
1875.
IV. 1'" ranees, m. Eev. Robert William Eosanquet, Rector of
Bolingbroke, co. Lincoln; and (/. Jan. 183.").
V. Amy Anne, m. Hugh Spencer Stanhope, Esq. ; and d. s. p.
\i. Marianne, m. 17 Sept. 1835, Tliomas Cowper Hincks,
Ksq. of Breckenborough, and had issue.
VII. Sarah, d. July, 1873.
viii. Charlotte, m. 7 Sept. 183.5, William Roddam, Esq. of
Eoddam ; and d. July, 1837, leaving an only dau.
Mr. PuUeine d. 1 May, 1S33.
Anns — Az., a bend cotised arg. charged with three escallops
gu. on a chief or, three martlets of tlie field. Crest — A pelican
leeding its young. Motto — Nulla paUcsccre culpa.
Scats — Crake Hall ; and Clifton Castle, near Bedale.
PULLER OF YOUITGSBTJE,Y.
GlIiES-PULLEE, AETHTO-GrlLES, Esq. of yOUngS-
■bury, Herts, J.P., b. 1833 ; s. 1864 ; educated at
Eton and Trin. Coll. Cambridge (B.A. 1855, M.A.
1859) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1861,
late Lieut. Herts Yeomanry, and now Capt. 9tli
Herts Rifle Volunteers.
ILtUC(l2C. — CHRiSTOPnEit William Giles PuLLEn, Esq. of
Youngsbury, Herts, J.P. andD.L.,M.P., for that co.,Barrister-
at-Law, h. 1807, only son of Sir Christopher Puller, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Calcutta, by Louisa his wife,
dau. of Joseph King Esq. of Taplow, and niece of the late
Daniel Giles, Esq. of Youngsbury, assumed the additional
eurname of Giles 1857. He m. 1831, Emily, youngest dau. of
the late William Blake, Esq. of Danesbury, Herts, and had
issue five sons and four daus. Of the former, the two eldest are,
Arthuk Giles, now of Youngsbury.
Charles PuIler,M.A., late Fellow of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, 6.
1834 ; m. 20 Oct. 1874, Emmeline Maria, 2nd dau. of William
Longman, Esq., of Ashlyns, Herts, and lias two sons,
1 Christopher Bernard, b. 20 Jidy, 1875.
2 Francis Charles, b. 17 Sept. 1S7G.
He d. 16 Feb. 1864.
Suit — Youngsbury, near TVare, Herts.
PTJLTENEY OF NORTHERWOOD.
PuLTENET, Keppel, Esq. of Northerwood, Hants,
I. 29 July, 1869 ; s. his father 1875.
|iLtIlt<X00. — The Rev. Richard Fawcetp, D.D., Vicar O'
Uewcastle-on-Tyne, Rector of Gafeshead, and Prebendary of
Durham Cathedral, bapt. 7 Oct. 1714, 2nd son of John Fawcett,
Esq., Recorder of Durham (sec p. 548), to. Elizabeth Brown,
and d. 22 April, 1782, leaving issue,
John, of whom presently.
Th' mas, Rector of Green's Norton, ra. Elizabeth, dau. of
J. Portis, Esq.
The eldest son,
John Fawcett, Esq. of Chiswick, Middlesex, in. Aug. 1S03,
Elizabeth Evelyn, dau. of Sir Eichan! Sutton, Bart, of Nor-
wood Park, Notts, and assumed, together with his wife, by
Toyal license, dated 9 Aug. 1813, the surname and arms of
Pdltf.net only, from grateful and affectionate regard to the
memory of Henrietta Laura Pultcney, Countess of Bath, cousin
of the said Elizabeth Evelyn ; by her (who d. 1856) he left at
llis decease, 1849,
I. John Apsley, his heir.
II. Richard Thomas Pulteney (Rev.), of Hargrave, Bishop
Stortford, Essex, Patron and Rector of Ashlcv, co. North-
ampton, h. .30 June, 1811; m. 184.5, Emma, 3rd dau. of the
late Maximilian Dudley Diggcs Dalison, Esq. of Hamp-
tons, Kent, and d. 1874, having had issue,
1 lUcha.-d Maximilian, Capt. 52nd foot,/;. 181G.
' 2 Frederick Evelyn, b. 1848.
3 Francis Basil, b. 1849.
4 Arthur Wykehara, b. 1850.
0 William Poulteney, 6. 18GI.
1 ICinma Margaret. 2 Frances. 3 Alice.
4 Elizabeth Evelyn. 5 Judith Sutt'on.
6 Beatrice. 7 I.sabel.
I. Henrietta Laura, m. 1852, Rev. Philip Gurdon, Rector of
Ci'anworth.
n. Isabella, m. 1st, Frangois de Palczicux Falconet, Esq.,
and 2ndly, the Count Monte St. Angelo.
III. Judith, m. the Eev. Basil Beridge, Rector of Algar Kirk,
CO. Lincoln. iv. Frances.
The eldest son,
John Apsley Pulteney, Esq., Capt. 12th Lancers, m. 1833,
Emily, 3rd dau. of the late Christopher Thomas Tower, Esq.
of Weald Hall, Essex, and d. v. p. April, 1840, leaving issue,
a dau. Fanny, and an only son,
John Granville Beaumont Pdltenet, Esq. of Norther.
wood, Hants, and Mount House, St. Leonard's, Sussex, 6. 21
April, 1836 ; m. 27 July, 18C5, Isabella, dau. of Henry Frederick
Stephenson, Esq., by Lady Mary his wife, dau. of William
Charles, 4th Earl of Albemarle, and d. 1875, leaving issue,
I. Keppel, now of Northwood.
I. Evelyn Cecilia. ii. Mildred Mary.
Arms — Arg., a fess indented gu., in chief three leopards' heads
sa. on a canton of the second an estoilc of the first. Crest —
A leopard's head erased sa., gorged with a ducal coronet and
charged with a cross-crosslet or. Motto — Vis uiiita fortior.
Seat — Northerwood, near Lyndhurst.
PURCELL OF BURTON HOTJSE.
PuECELL, John Mathew, Esq. of Burton, co.
Cork, b. 30 Not. 1852.
iLtltfittJC— John Pdrcell, of Pulleen, co. Cork, stated to
have been of the family of Purcells, Barons of Loughmoe, m.
and had (with other issue) John, of Pulleen, co. Cork;
Richard, of whose descendants we treat ; James, ancestor of
Pureell of Altamira. The 2nd son,
Richard Purcell, Esq. of Kilbrin, Knockballymore, Rath-
nagardbeg, and Gurtnaconroe, all in the co. Cork, m. Barbara,
youngest dau. of Richard Atkins, Esq. of Currykerry West
(now of Fountainville), co. Cork, and had issue, with three
daus., two sons, i. John, of Temple Mary, co. Cork, whose male
line is extinct; and ii. Thomas, of Gurtnaconroe, of whom
presently. The 2nd son,
Thomas Pukcell, Esq. of Gurtnaconroe, co. Cork, to. 1st, a
dau. of John Webb, Esq. of co. Cork, and by her had (with
two daus., of whom the younger, Mary, m. 1764, John Atkins,
Esq. of Straw Hall, co. Cork) one son, John, his heir. He m.
2ndly, a dau. of Fitzgerald, Esq. of co. Kerry, and had issue
by her,
Richard, in. Avice, dau. of William Twiss, Esq., and had
issue,
Richard, in. Barbara, dau. of Robert Crofts, Esq., 6th son
of William Crofts, Esq. of Velvetstown, co. Cork, and had
issue.
Avice, m. Bartholomew Purdon, Esq,
The son and successor,
Sir John Pckcell, of Highfort, co. Cork, knighted for the
gallant defence he made when attacked by a gang of robbers,
ni. Gertrude, dau. of Mathew Franks, Esq. of Moorestown,
CO. Limerick, and had issue. The eldest son.
The Rev. Mathew Porcell, of Burton, Rector of Church-
town and Dungourney, to. Eliza, dau. of William Leader, Esq.
of Mount Leader (by Margaret his wife, dau. of AVarham St.
Leger, Esq. of Heyward Hill), and had issue,
John, his heir.
Matilda, d. unm.
Eliza, lit. 25 Jan. 1830, -George Crofts, Esq. of WaUhestown,
CO. Cork, 2nd brother of the Rev. Freeman Wills Crofts, of
Churchtown.
Henrietta, m. 1836, Richard Labarte, Esq. of Springfield, CO,
Tipperary.
Margaret, m. 1st, 1832, William Pureell, Esq. of Altamira,
and 2ndly, 1838, Richard Harris Pureell, E.=q.
F.mily, m. Francis Sandes Bradshaw, Esq. of Tipperary.
Louisa, TO. 1848, John Powell Longfield, Esq. of Waterloo,
CO. Cork.
Oetavia, to. Richard Gibbings, Esq. of Gibbings Grove.
Georgiana, m. William Gumbleton, Esq. of Curryglass.
Mr. Pureell d. 1845, and was s. by his son,
John Purcell, Esq. of Burton, b. 1801; to. 14 May, 1850,
Miss Anna Moore Dempsey, and d. 5 Jan. 1853, leaving issue,
John Mathew, now of Burton ; and Elizabeth Mary.
Anns — Or, a saltier between four boars' heads couped .=».
Some branches of the family bear, barry wavy of six arg. and
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
PUB
gu. on a bcntl sa. three boars' heaJs of Uie first. Crest — A
hand couped above tlie wrist erect holding a sword ppr. pom-
melled and hilled or, pierced through the jaw of a boar's liead
also couped sa. vuhicd and distilling drops of blood, the sleeve
az. turned up arp:.
Heat — Bunoa House, Cliurchtown, co. Cork.
PUHCELL OF ALTAMIRA.
PUECELL PiEECE, Esq. of Dromore, and Alta-
mira, co. Cork, J.P., h. 27 May, ISll ; m. 7 June,
1856, Alicia Ellen, 2nd dau. of the late Eichard
Wills Grason, Esq., D.L. of Richmond, near Nenagh,
CO. Tipperary, bv Anne his wife, eldest dau. of the
late Charles Henry Leslie, Esq. of Wilton, and has
issue,
I. James Charles Henkt, h. 1859.
n. WiUium Wills, b. 1860.
I. Annete Ellen. ii. Georgina Hannah.
JLflTCaflC. — PiEBCE PuRCELL, Esq. of Altamira, son of
WiUiam Pureell, Esq. of Altamira, co. Cork (by Mary Goold
his wife), and grandson of James Pureell, 3rd son of John
Pureell, of PuUeen, m. Barbara, dau. of Thomas Harris, Esq.
of Harrisgrove (by Hannah his wife, dau. of Pilchard Pureell,
Esq. of Kilbrin, co. Cork), and had issue,
I. William Purcell, Esq. of Altamira, m. 1832, his covisin
Margaret, d;iu. of the Eev. Mathew Purcell, of Burton
House, and dying 2 Jan. la37, left an only child, Eliza
Augusta, heiress of Higlilort, ra. 1867, Henry Longfield, Esq.
of Seaeourt.
II. James, of Dromore, co. Cork, in. 17 Nov. 1808, Ellen,
dau. of Usher Philpot Williamson, Esq. of Lower Dromore,
near Mallow, in the aforesaid co., J. P., by Anne his wife,
dau. of Col. Thomas Lloyd, of Beechmount, co. Limerick;
d. 10 Feb. 1830, having had issue two sons and one dau.,
1 Pierce, now of Altamira and Dromore, co. Cork.
2 Usher Williamson (Rev.), of Sheepy, Athcrstone, co.
Warwick, m. Susan, dau. of the late liev. WiUiam Fell,
Eector of Sheepy.
1 Anne.
III. Eichard Harris, now of Annabella, near Mallow, to.
Louisa, youngest dau. of William Leader, Esq. of Mount
Iieader, co. Cork, and had issue, inter alios,
1 PJchard Harris Purcell, Esq. Barri.?ter-at-Law, ?«. his
cousin, Margaret, dau. of the Eev. Matthew l^urcell, of
Burton House, co. Cork, and has issue by her,
Ferdinand Albert Purcell.
Mio Adolph. Eugene.
2 John Harris, of Copeswood, co. Cork, to. Louisa, dau. of
Thomas Leader, Esq. of Spring Mount, co. Cork, and d.
leaving issue, Isabel; Harriet St. Leger, and Florence
Meta.
I. Hannah.
II. Eliza, m. her cousin, Pachard Purcell, Ksq. M.D., of
Highfort. HI. Mary.
IV. Lucy, TO. John Sandes, Esq. co. Kerry.
Seats — Altamira, nearButtevant ; and Dromore, near Mallow.
PURCELL OF CO. CORK.
Purcell, Ret. Francis Talbot, h. 30 Jan. 1833 ;
m. 5 Oct. ISoS, Fanny Jane, dau. of Edward Keane,
Commander R.N., by Sarah Lady Peake his wife,
and grand-dau. of Michael Keaue, brother of the
1st Lord Kcane, and has issue,
I. James Edward, b. 20 April, ISCG.
II. John Norton, b. 20 Nov. 1870.
I. Letitia Sarah, /;. 1 Jan. 18G0.
n. Frances Isabella Mary, 6. 25 Feb. 1CG2.
HI. Agnes Talbot, b. 23 April, 1864.
IV. Eleanor, 6. 13 July, 1868.
V. May Eiffe, b. 22 April, 1873.
ILlUCiigC. — Richard Pdrcell, Esq. of Kanturk House,
and Springford, co. Cork, teiajj. Charles II., m. Miss Butler,
and had four sons, i. John, 6. 22 Jan. 1687 ; ii. James ; iii.
AVilliam ; iv. Ricuard ; and two daus., i. Sarah and ii. Mary.
The fourth son,
Eichard Pdrcell, Esq. of Kanturk House and Springfort,
b. 16 June, 1703 ; m. Jane, dau. of Eichard Goodwin, Esq. of
Coomhooly, co. Cork, and had issue seven sons and two daus.,
I. Eichard (Rev.) b. 1728, Scliolar Trin. Coll. Dubhn, 1747,
Eector of Coole, 1759, to. 1762, Katherine Grove, of Bally-
hiiiimock, co. Cork, and d.s.p. 12 Aug. 1797; ii. William;
III. Pcrcival ; iv.John; v. James; vi. Thomas; vii. Goodwin;
I.Catherine; ii. Mary. The youngest son,
Goodwin Pokcell, Esq. of Kanturk House, 6. 8 Doc. 1733
m. Mary Allan, whose family had property near Kanturk, co.
Cork, and had issue, i. George ; ii. Richard, MajorNorth Cork.
Militia ; iii. James; iv. Goodwin, Major 31st regt. The elde^ti
son,
George Pdrcell, Esq. of Glannanore, Castletown Eoche,
near Fermoy, co. Cork ; rn. 1791, Mary, dau. of Rev. Edward
Delany, Rector of Whitechurch or Templegall, Dio. of Cloyne,
and (/. 29 Jan. 1830, and had issue by her (who d. 22 May,
1837) a son.
Rev. James George Purcell, of Glannanore, to. I'T April,
1820, Letitia, dau. of Francis Talbot, Esq. (of the Wexford
Talbots), by Mary his wife, widow of Robert Norton, Esq.,
K.C.,and dau. of John Eiffe, Esq. By Letitia his wife (who
d. 12 Feb. 1868) he had issue,
I. George, his heir, 6. 12 Jan. 1827; d. 17 Sept. 1871.
II. Francis Talbot, now of Eugeley.
I. Bridaet Frances, 6. 9 Feb. 1821 ; d. 19 March following.
II. Mary Georgina, b. 11 April, 1822; d. May following.
III. Mary Anne Bridget, b. 4 Aug. 1832 ; d. 9 Aug. ISoO.
IV. Frances, b. 29 Oct. 1824; d. May, 1825.
Rev. James George Purcell d. 7 Nov. 1843, and was s. by hi»
only surviving son, the Rev. Francis Talbox Pcrcell.
Residence — Rugeley, co. Stafford.
PURDON OF TINERANA.
PuEDON, Geoege Feedeeick Robeet, Esq. of
Tinerana, co. Clare, J. P., Lieut. R.N., b. 11 May,
1840 ; m. 5 Dec. 1867, Annie, only dau. of the lato
Gren. Caulfcild, of Copswood, co. Limerick, and ha»
issue,
I. William Cadsabon, b. Dec. 24, 1869.
II. George Muirson, b. 10 Dec. 1875.
I. Annie Louisa, 6. 1868. ii. Helen, 6. March 3, 187^.
iLtlTC.^CJC. — James Pdrdon, Esq. of Kirklington, Cum'ier-
land, settled at Lurgan Race, co. Louth, temp. Henry VIII,
He is called Adam in Lodge's Peero.ge of Ireland. He «i.
Jane. dau. of Thomas Little, Esq. of Thornhill, Cumberland,
and had issue, Simon, his heir ; John ; Jane, to. Adam Loftus,
D.D., Archbishop of Dublin, and Lord High Chancellor; and
Margaret, m. Thomas Jones, D.D. Archbishop of Dublin. Mr,
Purdon was s. by his eldest son,
Simon Purdon, Esq. of Tallagh, co. Dublin, and of Bally-
nakill. King's Co., to. Miss Arthur, and had issue, John, his
heir; Eichard; Mary, m. Robert Conway, Esq., LL.D. ; and.
Isabella, m. William Conway, Esq. Mr. Purdon's eldest son,
John Purdon, Esq. of Tullagh, co. Clare, to.. Eleanor, dau.
of Sir John Fleming, brother of the then Lord Slane, and had
issue five sons, of whom the youngest, Sir Nicholas Pdrdon,
M.P. for Baltimore, was ancestor of the Pdrdons of BaUyeiojh,
CO. Cork, now extinct in the male line. The eldest son,
Simon Purdon, Esq. of Tullagh, co. Clare, to. Ellis, only
dau. and heiress of Edmond Bourke, Esq. of Cloghadromond,
CO. Limerick, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Pdrdon, Esq. of Tullagh, co. Clare, m. Grace, dau. of
John, son of Sir Maurice Hurley, Bart, of Knocklong, co.
Limerick, and had no issue. His only brother,
George Purdon, Esq. of Tinerana, co. Clare, High Sheriff
1663, in. 1st, Helena, dau. of Daniel Toler, Esq., ancestor of
the Earl of Norbury, by whom he had no issue ; and 2ndly,
Mary, dau. of William Lewis, Esq. of co. York, and had issue.
Mr. Purdon was s. by his eldest son,
Simon Purdon, Esq. of Tinerana, co. Clare, M.P., in. Istj
Mary, dau. of Sir George Ingoldsby, which lady d. s. p. ; an^
2ndly, Helena, dau. of the Right Rev. Edward Synge, D.D.,
Bishop of Cork ; and d. 4 Nov. 1719, leaving, with several
daus.,
I. George, his heir. it. Simon.
III. Edward (Rev). iv. Cliarles.
V. William, of Clarcmont, co. Dublin. He m. the dau. .of
Anthony Parker, Esq. of Castle Lough, and had an only son,
William John Pardon, who m. Jane, dau. of Chidlcy Coote
Esq. of Ash Hill, co. Limerick, and had an only son,
Simon Purdon. He to. Anne, dau. of George Le Hunte.
Esq. of Artramont, co. Wexford, and had, inter alios, t
son,
Eev. William John Purdon, of Do Vesci Terrace
Kingstown, co. Dublin, M.A. Oxon. He m. 1st, !
Sept. 1824, Charlotte Emily, dau. of Right Hon
Denis Browne, M.P. (.see Burke's Peerarie, Sligo, M.)
by whom, who d. 23 April, 1S38, he iiad two daus.
Emily Jane, and Anna Maria. He to. 2ndly, June
1812, Katherine Gcraldine, dau. of Sir Boss Mahor
Bart, of Castlebar.
Ti. John, d, s, p.
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Mr. Purclon was s. by his eldest son,
George Pckdon, Esq. of Tinerana, m. Jane, dau. of Edward
Eyre, Esq., and d. s. p. 1740, when he was a. by his next
brother,
Simon Pcbdon, Esq. of Tinerana, bapt. 1691, m. Elizabeth,
eldest dau. and eventual co-heir of Major George Purdon, of
Primrose Hill, co. Cork, and had issue, 1 Geokge, his heir ; 2
Gilbert, of Ballykelly, m. Anne, dau. of Anthony Parker,
Esq. of Castle Lough, and had an only child, Amy, ra. Charles
O'Callaghan, Esq. ; 1 Jane, m. the Ven. George Massy ; and 2
Avarina, m.. Eichard Ringrose Bowerman, Esq. of Moynoe
House, CO. Clare. The eldest son,
George Pcrdon, Esq. of Tinerana, co. Clare, and of Wood-
fort, CO. Cork, M.P. for Clare 1725 and 1727. He »!. 19 Oct.
1715, Arabella, 3rd dau. and co-heir of Col. William Casaubon,
of Carrig, near Mallow, co. Cork, M.P. for Doneraile, by his
wife, a dau. of Gore of Denjiuorc, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Si.MON PcBDON, Esq. of Tinerana, High Sheriff co. Limerick
1772. He m. Mary Anne, dau. of Jamas Nash, Esq. of Kil-
broney, co. Cork, and widow of Hugh Ingoldsby Massy, Esq.,
but dying s. p. Nov. 1791, was s. by his next brother,
William Casadbon Pdrdon, Esq. of Tinerana, 6. 26 Dec.
1752, Major 7th Dragoon Guards, ra. 1793, Deborah, eldest
dau. of Michael Head, Esq. of Derry, co. Tipperary, by Mar-
garet his wife, sister of Henry Prittic, 1st Lord Duaalley, and
had issue,
Simon George, his heir.
William Casaubon, Vicar of Loxlcy, co. Warwick, &. 1798;
m. 17 July, 1838, Augusta Loui.'=a, only child of the Eev.
George F. Tavell, by Lady Augusta Fitzroy his wife, 5th
dau. of Augustus Henry, 3rd Duke of Grafton, and d. s. p.
Aug. 1850. His widow m. 2ndly, 1S52, J. Murray Gartshore,
Esq. of Gartshore, co. Perth.
Arabella Mary Anne.
Margaret Elizabeth, m. 17 Joly, 182G, the PlCV. .William
Buckner Lewis.
Deborah, m. 6 Feb. 1835, the Ven. Robert Maunsell Evans,
Archdeacon of Cloyne, 2nd son of the late Eyre Evans, Esq.
of Ash Hill Towers, co. Limerick.
Charlotte, m. 1st, 1829, Capt. Michael Stackpole, B.N. ;
and 2ndly, George Harrison, Esq. of The Arke, co. Wicklow.
!Ir. Purdon dying 1 Feb. 1836, wass. by his eldest son,
Simon George Pdbdon, Esq. of Tinerana, J. P. and D.L.,
Major Clare MiUtia, High Sheriff 1829, 6. 8 May, 1797; m.
11 Aug. 1836, Louisa Elizabeth Eleanor, 2nd dau. of the Hon.
and Right Eev. Eichard Ponsonby, Bishop of Derry and
Eaphoe, 3rd son of William Brabazon Ponsonby, Ist Lord
Ponsonby, of Imokilly, and by her (who d. 10 Aug. 1873), had
issue,
William Casa0bon, late of Tinerana.
George Frederick Eobert, now of Tinerana.
Eichard Ponsonby, R.N., b. 17 Oct. 1842 ; drowned in H.M.S.
"Captain," Sept. 1870.
Simon Godfrey, 6. 11 Sept. 1844.
John Molesworth, 6. 10 April, 1848.
Frederick Ponsonby, 6. 13 Sept. 1819.
Frances Harriett, m. 18 Aug. 1864, Herbert Lloyd, Esq. of
Kilybebyl, co. Glamorgan.
Deborah Louisa Grace, in. 24 Oct. 1867, Eobert Bruce
Eobertson Glasgow, Esq. of Mount Greenan, co. Ayr, Lieut.
74th Highlanders.
Emily Charlotte, m. 12 Sept. 1874, Charles W. Howard, late
79th regt.
Augusta Harriett Arabella. Georgina Margaret.
Mr. Purdon d. 7 Aug. 1862, and was s. by his son,
William Casaubon Purdon, Esq., of Tinerana, Lieut. Eifle
Brigade, 6. 26 July, 1837 ; d. 10 Jan. 1864.
Arms — Arg., a leopard's face between a chief and a chevron
sa. quartering Casaubon and Burke. Crest — A dexter arm
rabowed ppr. holding a banner gu. fringed or, charged with a
liopard's face arg., tke staff broken above the hand. Motto —
I'ro aris et focis.
iScat— Tinerana, Killaloe, co. Clare.
PURDON OF CURRISTOWN.
PUEDON, Chaeles, Esq. of Curristo-n-n, co. West-
neath, J.P., M.D., b. March, 1817 ; m. Feh. 1847,
-onisa, dau. of P. Sclioales, Esq., M.D.
ILiltragc.— TheEEv. EichabdPukdon, Curate of Killucan
descended from a common ancestor with the Purdons of
'inerana, co. Clare), removed from co. Louth, and marrying
liss Griffin, acquired the estate of Griffinstown, co. West-
aeath. His son and heir,
Peter Purdon, Esq. of Eathwire, co. Westmeath, 7?i. circa
700, Mary, dau. of E. Adair, r^q. of co. Wicklow, and had
II.
I. Henrt, of Eathwire, co. Westmeath, b. 1701; ot. Missde
Val, and had a son,
Henry Purdon, of Eathwire, m. Elizabeth, dau. of John
Espine Batty, Esq., and was father of Thomas Purdon of
Eathwire, 6. 1750, who m. Maria, dau. of William
Fetherston, Esq. of Ballintobber, and had issue, Henry;
John, head of the Dublin branch; Edward; and three
daus. The eldest son, Henrj- Purdon, of Eathwire, M.D.,
an officer in the army, m. 1798, Anne, duu. of Samuel do
la Cherois Ciomraelin, Esq. of Carrowdore Castle, co.
Down, and settled at Belfast, and had issue, 1 Thomas
Henry, his heir; William, M.D., m. Miss Johnston, of
Glyn, and had issue; Charles, M.D. m. Miss Calvert, and
had issue; Maria, m. Rev. E. Cordner; Ehzabeth, m.
J. Harrison, Esq. ; Harriet, m. William St. Clair, Esq. ;
Ellen ; and Charlotte, m. Eev. Payne ; the eldest son,
Thomas Henry Purdon, M.D., m. Amelia, dau. of John
Stott, and had, with younger issue, a son, Henry, M.D.,
of Belfast, m. Mary Anne, dau. of F. Plunkett, Esq., and
has issue.
II. Edward, of Lisnabin.
III. George, of Curristown, in. Miss Pigott, and had a son,
Henry, b. 1740; ri>. 1772, Miss A\'hiteway, and d. 1804,
leaving issue, 1 George, of Curristown, HighSheriff 1829, m.
1796, Eose, dau. of John Mitchell, Esq. of Gore's Grove, co.
Kilkenny, and d. 1829, leaving issue ; 2 Peter, of Joris-
town, High Sheriff 1819, d. unm. 1848 ; and 3 Jane, m. her
cousin, Robert Purdon, Esq. of Huntingdon.
The second son,
Edwabd Purdon-, Esq. of Lisnabin, co. Westmeath, 6. 1709;
m. 1738, Miss Cooper, and had issue,
Thomas, of Huntingdon, his heir.
Charles (.see Purdon of Lisnabin).
The elder sun,
Thomas Purdon, Esq. of Huntingdon, co. Westmeath, 5.
1740; ra. 1772, Elizabeth, dau. of Eobert Cooke, Esq. oiCookes-
borough, CO. Westmeath, and by her (who d. 1788) left at his
decease, 1809 (with two daus., Emily, m. John D'Arcy, Esq.
of Hyde Park, co. Westmeath, and Charlotte, m. William
Moore, Esq.), a son,
Robert Edward Purdon, Esq. of Huntingdon, High Sheriff
CO. Westmeath, 1811, m. 1800, his cousin, Elizabeth Jane, dau.
of Henry Purdon, Esq. of Curristown, and by her (who d. 1864)
had issue,
I. Wellington Arthur, in. Elizabeth Atwell, andhasissuci
two sons and one dau.
II. Charles, now of Curristown.
1. Charlotte Augusta. ii. Frances.
Mr. Purdon d. 1855.
Arms — Arg., a chevron sa. in centre chief point a leopard's
face of the last. Crest — A dexter arm embowed ppr. holding a
banner gu. fringed or, charged with a leopard's face arg. tho
staff broken above the hand. Motto — Pro aris et focis.
Seat — Curristown, Killucan.
PURDON OF LISNABIN.
PuEDON, Geoege Nugent, Esq. of Lisnabin, co.
Westmeath, J.P., b. 2 Aug. 1819 ; m. Aug. 1852.
Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau. of Samuel Winter, Esq,
of Agher, co. Meath, and has issue,
:. Edward Winter, 6. 1853.
II. George Eichard, 6. 1854.
III. John James, 6. 1855.
IV. Charles Saunderson. 6. 1857.
V. Samuel Pratt, b. 1859.
I. Lucy Helen.
JiincaQC— Charles Purdon, Esq. of Lisnabin, 2nd son
of Edward Purdon, Esq. of Lisnabin [see previous Article),
b. 1746; m. 1773, Miss Mary Nugent, of Castle Bickard, co.
Meath, and d. 1790, leaving issue,
Edward, his heir.
George Eodney, m. Mary Macminn, of Donaghadee.
Elizabeth, m. Charles Marshall.
The elder son,
Edward Purdon, Esq. of Lisnabin, &. 1774; vi. 1810, Jliss
Margaret Eva Moore, of Dublin, and had issue,
I. George Nugent, now of Lisnabin.
II. Eodney WilUam, b. 18'29 ; m. 1850, Angel, dau. of Eev.
Charles Eawlins, and has issue,
1 George Eodney. 2 Eichard. 3 Charles Tibeaudo.
1 Eva Mary. 2 Constance.
I. Dorothea Jane, m. the Eev. George Gough Gubbins.
II. Maria Martha, m. the lUv. Oliver J. Tibeaudo.
III. Elizabeth Caroline, m. Eev. Eobert Irtvin.
IV. AUcia.
He d. 1867.
Arms, dr.— See Purdon of Currutovm.
Seat — Lisnabin, Killucan.
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PUE.EFOY OF GREENFIELDS.
Bagwell • PuEEFOY, Lieut-Col. Edwaed, of
Greenfields, co. Tipperary, J.P., D.L., High Sheriff
for the CO. 1856, educated at Harrow, late Capt. 3rd
Dragoon Guards, Lieut. -Col. co. Tipperary Artillery
Militia, b. 2 Aug. 1819; m. 1st, 10 July, 1851,
JLsabeUa Petronella, youngest dau. of the late Major
Laugley, 2nd Life Guards, of Brittas Castle, co.
Tij)perary, but by her had no issue. He m. 2ndly,
20 July, 1861, Charlotte, dth dau. of J. Green
Wilkinson, Esq., D.L., and by her has issue,
I. WiLFEED, b. 13 June, 18C2.
II. Henry John, 6. 26 Aug. 1864.
III. Edward, b. 25 Nov. 18C8.
I. Maude Isabel.
This gentleman assumed the additional surname of
PuEEFOT, by I'oyal license, on succeeding to the
estate of the late Col. Purefoy, who d. 1846. He
is 2nd son of the late Very Eev. Richard Bagwell,
Dean of Clogher, by Margaret his wife, dau. of the
late Edward Croker, Esq. of Ballynagarde, co.
Limerick (see Bagwell of Marlfield) .
.4rms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, sa., three pair of hands con-
joined one and two or, ruffled arg., for Pdkefoy; 2nd aiul ;5rd,
paly of six arg. and az. on a chief gu. a lion passant of the Hrst,
for Bagwell. Crest — A hand in armour grasping a brolien
lance all ppr. Motto — En bonne foy.
Heat — Greenfields, Tipperary.
PURNSLL OF STANCOMBE PARK,
The late William Paston Ppenell, Esq.,
J.P., h. 12 June, 1821, Col. late 90th regt. of Light
Infantry, C.B., served in the Crimea and in India,
late Ensign of the Yeomen of the Guard ; m. 1st,
29 Nov. 1843, Emily, dau. of John Agar, Esq.
of Ballyhar, co. Kerry, and by her (who d. April,
1854), has issue,
I. Emily Anno.
He m. 2ndly, 1865, Elizabeth Susan, only dau. of
the late Sir George Young, Bart., R.N., of Formosa
Place, Berks, by whom he had issue.
I. Frances Susan.
II. Susan Bose.
III. Charlotte.
He d. 14 May, 1869, and was s. by his sister,
Eeances Maey, now of Stancombe Park.
ILtnCaSC. — The family of Cooper were formerly settled
at Kingham, Norfolk.
Samuel Cooper, of Norwich, Merchant, m. Henrietta Maria,
dau. of Thomas Newton, Esq. of Edgefield, Norfolk (by Cas-
sandra his wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Jermyn, Bart.), and their
eldest son, Samuel Cooper, of Norwich, Surgeon, m. Mary,
dau. of William Lovick, Merchant, Alderman, of Norwich.
His eldest son, Samuel Cooper, Hector of Yelvorton and
Morley, and Perpetual Curate of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk,
D.D., m. Susannah, dau. and ultimately heiress of James
Bransby, Esq. of Shottisham, Norfolk, and had by her several
children, of whom his eldest son, Robert Eransbt Cooper,
Esq., became the head of the ancient family of Bransby. Dr.
Cooper's 5th and youngest son, Astlet Paston Cooper, of
Gadesbridge, co. Herts, educated as a Surgeon, attained the
highest eminence in his profession, was made Serjeant-Surgeon
to George IV., and also to William IV., and was created a
Bart. 1821 {see Burke's Peerage and Baronetage).
Egbert Bransby Cooper (before mentioned), b. 21 Feb. 1762,
became a F. C. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, was D.L. and J. P.
for Norfolk and co. Gloucester, and for many years M.P. for
the city of Gloucester. He m. Anne, only child of William
Purnell, Esq. of Fcrney Hill, co. Gloucester, D.L. of that co.,
eldest son of John Purnell, Esq., J. P., of New House, by Anne
his wife, dau. of Thomas Phelps, Esq. of Dursley), and by her
had issue several children. He d. May, 1845. His eldest son,
Purnell Bransby Cooper, b. 4 Nov. 1791, s. on the death of
his mother, 1804, to the Gloucestershire estates, assuming by
royal license, 1S05, the name of Phknell, and through her
became the head of the family of that name, settled since 1550
at North Niblcy, Dursley, and Stancombe, co. Gloucester. He
was of Stancombe Park, J. P. for cos. Gloucester and Wilts,
D.L., and Chairman Court of Quarter Seasions, co. Clbneester.
lie m. 13 July, 1813, Charlotte Anne, 3rd dau. of Nathaniel
Clifford, Esq. of Frampton Court, co. Gloucester, J. P. and
D.L. (of the ancient family of Clifford of Frampton Court),
and by her (who d. 22 Jan. 1862) had issue,
John Bransby, of Stancombe Park, b. i Jan. 1820. of Corpus
Christi Coll. Oxford, J. P. and D.L. for co. Gloucester, d. 21
Aug. 1869.
William Paston, as above.
Charlotte Anne, d. 7 June, 1844.
Frances Mary, now of Stancombe Park.
Helen.
Mr. Purnell Bransby Purnell d. 16 Nov. 186G.
Arms — Arg., on a fess sa. between three lozenges gu. as
many cinquefoils of the first, Purnell; quartering, Cooper,
Bransby, and Paston. Crest — Purnell: Out of a mural crown
arg. a dcmi-griffin segreant erminois holding in its dexter
claw a thunderbolt ppr. Cooper : A mural coronet arg.
issuant therefrom a demi-spear erect ppr. fringed or, and sur-
mounted by two palm branches in saltire vert. Motto — Fide
et virtute.
Seat — Stancombe Park, near Dursley, co. Gloucester.
PURNELL OF BODDINGTON MANOR.
Puenell, The Ret. Thomas, of Boddington
Manor, co. Gloucester, Vicar of Staverton-cum-
Bodlington, J. P., m. 5 Sept. 1844, Ann, only child
of Major Johnson Wilkinson, Madras Artillery, by
Anne his wife, dau. of the late Rev. M. Fcnwick,
formerly Vicar of Kyloe and Lowick, Norlhumber-
land, and has had issue,
I. Robert Hughes AVilkinson, b. 29 May, 1818.
II. Otto Fenwick, b. 2 Sept. 1852.
III. Lewis Johnson, b. 16 Feb. 1856.
I. Annie St. Clair.
II. Emily Nora.
III. Mabel Margaret Ellen, d. an infant.
IV. Jessie Mary Maud.
V. Agnes Isabel, d. an infant.
VI. Hester Adelaide.
iLt'UCagC. — Robert Hooper, Esq. of Bradford, Wilts, m.
Mary, dau. of Robert Baily, Esq. of Quemerford, near Calne,
and had a son,
Robert John Purnell, Esq. of Kingshill, co. Gloucester,
J.P. and D.L., b. 1789; m. 1810, Mary Anne, only child of the
Rev. Lewis Hughes, Vicar of Llanrhyddlad, co. Anglesey,
niece and heiress of Lieut. -Col. Purnell, of Kingshill, and
by her (who d. 12 Sept. 1842) had issue,
Thomas, now of Boddington Manor.
Mary Anne, m. the Rev. Henry Horsley (formerly Miniken),
Vicar of North Leach, co. Gloucester.
Hester Purnell, d. unm. 9 Aug. 1842.
Emily Hughes, d. unm.
This gentleman assumed the surname of PniiNEitin 1826, in
compliance with the will of Lieut.-Col. Purnell.
Arms — Erminois, on a fess between three lozenges gu. as
many cinquefoils arg. Crest — Issuant from a mural crown
arg. charged with three lozenges fessways gu. a demi-falcon
rising ppr. holding in the beak a cinquefuil slipped vert.
Seat — Boddington Manor, Cheltenham.
PURTON OF FAINTREE HALL.
PuRTON, Thomas Paedoe, Esq. of Faintrec
Hall, Salop, J.P., b. 30 March, 1801 ; m. 5 May,
1831, Caroline Frances, dau. of Lionel Lampet, Esq
of The Highlands, Oxon, and of Bridgnorth, and
has issue,
I. William Cecil Pakdoe, Barrister-at-Law, b. 3 Nov. 1835
m. 13 Aug. 1862, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of John Browm
Twist, Esq. of Stoke House, Coventry.
I. Caroline Hester, m. 18C0, Rev. John Smyth Purton, Eecto
of Chctton, Salop, and has issue.
iLturitSC. — Henry Perton, settled at Oldington, in th'
parish of Worfield, Salop, of the family of Perton o/Ferton]
CO. Stafford, was ancestor of
John Perton, of Barncslcy, afterwards of Hallon, Salop, I
1580, d. IGIO ; he m. 1607, Agnes, dau. of Richard Rogers
Esq. of Farmcote, Claverly, Salop; and left a son, Joh)
Perton, of Hallon, b. 1611; he m. Benedicta, only child c
William Coxon, of Barnsley, Worfield, and d. April, 1662!
leaving, inier alios, a son, John, who lived at the Day House
I
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TIIE LANDED GPJNTKY.
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OUlbury, iicir Bridenovih; he iit.. Jane, <lan. of William
Greenowesi, V.s^,. of Stotlcsden, Salop, and a. at Eudou, IVlO,
jcaving two sons, Henry, i^. at sea s. p. ; and William*
William Phbton, of Eudon, the only surviving son, h. 14
Jan. 1686; vi. about 1718, Sarah, eldest dau. of Matthias
Astley, Esq. of Madeley Court, Salop, and of Tamhorne, near
Lichfield, and d. 1740, having had three sons, MatUiias, d. s.p.
1740; John; and William. The 2nd son,
JoDN FniiTON, Esq. of Eudon, 6. at Eudon, 1722, m. 1756,
JIary, 3rd dau. of Edward Gibbons, Esq. of Etlings Hall, co.
Stafford, and left eight children, i. Mathias Astley, U. unm. ;
II. John, d. unm.; iii. William; iv. Christopher, d. s. p. ;
V. Tliomas, to. Anne Bloxam, and left four sons and three
tlaus.; I. Sarah, ci. (!. ^).; ii. Mary, d. $.'£>.; in. Dorothy, 5ii.
C. Cooper, Esq. The 3rd son,
William Purton, Esq., m. 1799, Hester Maria, only child of
Thomas Pardoe, Esq. of Faintree Hall, Salop, High Sheriff
J791, and by her (who d. 1810) had issue,
I. Thomas Pardoe, now of Faintree Hall.
II. William, of The Woodhouse, near Oleobury Mortimer,
Salop, m. 28 Dec. 1832, Sarah, youngest dau. of Charles
Cooper, Esq. of Hampstead, Middlesex, and by her (who d.
21 April, 1877) left at his decease, 18 Aug. 1876,
1 William (Rev.), B.A., 6. 4 Feb. 1833; jh. Mary Hamilton,
dau. of Duncan Mackenzie, Esij., U.E.I.C.S., of Merk-
lands, CO. Perth.
2 Charles Cooper.
a Arthur, deceased.
1 Idonea, deceased.
2 Sarah Jane, deceased.
III. John, Eector of Oldbury, near Bridgnorth, rti. 1st,
Sophia, dau. of Lionel Lampet, Esq. ot The Highlands and
Bridgnorth, by whom he had an only dau., Sophia, d. 1854;
and 2ndly, Julia Hannah, dau. of Eev. Charles John Bird,
Eector of Mordiford, co. Hereford, by whom he has a son,
John Bird, and seven daus., Hester Maria Julia, Susan
Fanny, Elizabeth Harriet, Edith Jane, Julia Margaret,
Mary Beatrice, and Sarah Grace.
Mr. Purton d. 1835.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron gu. three pears or. Ci-cst — On a
mount vert a pear tree fructed ppr. Motto — E fructu arbor
cognoscitur.
Seat — Faintree Hall, near Bridgnorth.
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PUHVIS OF DABSHAET.
PuETis, AETnra Kennedy, Esq. of Darsham,
Suffolk, Lieut. 87tla regt., h. 2 Dec. 1848; m.
29 July, 1875, Alice Maud, dau. of J. J. Sawjer,
Esq., and has issue,
Mary Frances Alice, 6. 12 June, 1S76.
A dau. b. 11 Oct. 1877.
ILfnWJC. — This family is a scion of the Scottish House of
POEVES of that ilk. George Purves, of Darsham, son (by his
wife, a dau. of Pringle of Torsonce) of James Purves, of
Parveshaugh, the 3rd son of Sir William Purves, 1st bart. of
Abbeyhill, Solicitor-General for Scotland, m. 18 Feb. 1679,
Margaret, widow of — Berry, Esq. (a brother of Sir John
Berry, Knt.), and 2nd dau. of George Dakins, Esq., by whom
he had issue, three sons and one dau. George Purves d. 31
March, 1715, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Purvis, Esq. of Darsham, Capt. K.N., b. 27 July,
1680, a highly distinguished naval officer, who was appointed,
1734, a Commissioner of the Royal Kavy, and held the office
of Comptroller of the Treasurer's accounts. He vi. 3 Feb.
1712, Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Mr. Allen, of Yoxford, and
had issue a dau., Martha, m. Capt. Thomas Pearce, E.N., and
three sons, the youngest son, Harvey, R.N., was drowned on
board H. M.S. "The Princess Caroline," 17-10 ; the other two
sons were,
I. Charles Wagee, of whom hereafter.
II. George, of West Green, Hants, Secretary to the Sick and
Wounded Officers, Clerk of Cheque, atShecmess, b. 25 Nov.
1718; m. 15 May, 1742, Mary, only dau. and heirof Catcsby
Oadham, Esq., Member of Council at Madras, by whom he
(dying at Donhead Hall, Wilts, 26 March, 1773) left issue,
1 Richard, of Porter Hall, Essex, and Bockenden Grange,
CO. Warwick, b. 26 Aug. 1743; Post-Capt. E.N.; 'm.
3 June, 1780, Lucy, dau. and co-heir of Eev. John Leman,
Eector of Wenhaston, Suffolk ; and d. April, 1802, leaving
issue,
Eichard Oadham, Lieut. R.N., h. 1785; d. 1804.
* William Purton was the first who changed the orthography
<if hiR name from PcrLon to Purton, for what reason is un-
i"'Uuwn.
John Leman, Lieut. Bengal infantry, b. 1 March, 1780;
d. uHM. i'l Murcli, 1805.
George Thomas, Capt. '.Bengal Jnlaniry, 6. 7 Nov. 1789;
d. v.iim. 28 April, \ti\'j.
iiarnngtun, ot Porier's Hall, Essex, Lieut. Eenpai
Jnianu-y, 6. 21 March, IJbj; r«. ll Sept. 1^20, Amy
Letiiia, eldest Oau. ol Itev. f<aui;initl Colvilt, L.D.,
itector ot Lawshall, and d. 28 March, 18'i2, Icuving sn
only dau. ana Ueiress, Frances LetiTia PuiLirrA, who
iniicrhed me estates ot her father, and m. 10 Jurie,
1841, Capi. Edward J. F. Kelso, 72nd Highlanders, of
Horkeslcy Park, Essex.
Blary Anna, d. young, 21 Aug. 1781.
Lucy Anna, to. 1st, Capt. Haddington ; 2ndly, — Dud-
dington, Esq.; and 3rdly, Capt. AreuirjaJU Kidd.
2 John Child, ol Vicar's Hill House, Hants, Admiral R.N.,
6. 13 Mar-h, 1747; to. 1st, 11 Oct. 17>4, Catherine, only
dau. and heiress of John Sowers, Esq., which lady d.
S Feb. 1789; 2ndly, 11 March, 1790, Mary, dau. of Daniel
Garrett, Esq.; and 3rdly, 2 Aug. 1804, Elizabeth, only
dau. and heiress of Admiral Sir Archibald Dickson, Bart.,
and widow ot her cousin, Lieut. William Licksoi;, K.N.,
which lady d. 27 July, 1856. Admiral Purvis d.. at Vicar's
Hill House, 23 Feb. 1825, having had issue by Uls 1st
marriage,
John Brett, of Bury Hall, Hants, J P. and D.L., Vice-
Admiral R.N., b. 12 Aug. 1787; iu. 14 Dec. Ibl5, his
first cousin, Renira Charloiie, eldest dau. ol George
Purvis, Esq. 01 Blackbrook House, Hants, and hasisr.ue,
Eobert Brownrigg Arthur, Capt. 7Sth Highlanders, 6.
29 Dec. 1817; d. 12 Dec. 1856.
George Henry GaiTett, h. 29 April, 1820; d. unm,
29 June, 1843.
Eichard, of Bury Hall, Eear-Admiral E.N., 6. 1 June,
1826; TO. 4 Sept. Is51, GeorgianaEachael, eldesidau.
of Major-Gen. James Cock, H.E.I.C.S., of Hopton
Hall, Suffolk, by whom he left at his death, 1875,
Cliaiies Hotham, now of Bury Hall, Patron of the
Living of Whitsbury, Salisbury, 6. 4 Oct. 18-52, Lieut.
17th Lancers; 2 Arthur D. M., Lieut. Montgomery
Eifles ; 3 Richard ; 4 John Allen ; 1 Rachel Louise.
Eichard Fortescue, B.C.L., Eector of Whit-sbury, Hants,
J. P., retired Capt. 30th regt. Bengal Infantry (Nepaul
medal and clasp), 6. 4 Jan. 1789; m. 19 Jau. 1824,
Elizabeth Helen, eldest dau. of Rev. Thomas Baker,
Eector of Eollesby, of Little Cressingham, Koilclk;
and d. 27 May, 1868, having had issue,
Fortescue Eichard, B.C.L., Eector of Whitsbury, &.
6 July, 1828 ; m. 2 Feb. 1860, Louisa Harriet, youngest
dau. of George Matcham, Esq., LL.D., of Newhouse,
■Wilts (eldest son of George Matcham, Esq. of Ash-
ford, Sussex, by Catherine his wife, sister of Admiral
Lord Viscount Nelson) and his wife Harriet Eyre,
eldest dau. and heiress of AVilliam Purvis- Eyre, Esq.
(see ante, Eyre), and has issue, 1 Alan Eichard For-
tescue, b. 22 April, 1864 ; 2 Archibald Bellcnden, &.
9 Nov. 1865; 3 Charles Hugh, b. 18 Sept. Ib67 ; 4
John William Malcolm, b. 5 Oct. 1869 ; and 1 Louisa
Helen Harriet.
John Child, Commander E.N., b. 2 Oct. 1832.
Home, Lieut. H.M. 10th loot, b. 28 Aug. 1835; d. 22
Jan. 1857.
Elizabeth, d. 26 Sept. 1834. Emily Mary.
Elizabeth Helen, </. 29 July, 18G3.
Eenira Anna, rd. 7 Sept. 1865, Capt. Edward Henry-
Gage Lambert, E.N., 3rd son of Sir Henry J. Lam-
bert, Bart., and has issue.
3 George, of Blackbrook, Hants, J.P., E.N., &. 29 June,
1751; ?«. 6 July, 1791, Eenira Charlotte, dau. of David
Blaitland, Esq., and by her (who d. 29 May, 1823) left
issue,
George Thomas Maitland, of Blackbrook Cottage, Hants,
J. P., Capt. R.N., 6. 10 June, 1802; to. lft,"^10 June,
1828, Mary Jane, dau. of Admiral Sir Francis Austen,
K.C.B., of Portsdown Lodge, Hants, by whom (who is
since dead) he had issue, George Thoma~ Maitland,
Commander R.N., b. 21 Feb. 1829, to. 18.55 ; Herbert
Mark Garrett, Capt. E.A., b. 23 June, 1831 ; Francis
Reginald, Capt. E.N., 6. 18 Jan. 1833; Mary Eenira;
and Helen Catherine, m. 1855, John Eickcord, Esq.,
E.N. Capt. Purvis m. 2nd!y, 18 Jan. 1SS8, Esther
North, 5th dau. of Eev. AViihara Harrison, Vicar ol
Fareham, and Prebendary of Winchester, by whom he
has issue, AVilliam George, b. 31 July, 1848; Esther
Elizabeth Cambria ; Kathleen Scab ; Madeline Sophia ;
and Eva Charlotte.
George Purvis, d. at Blackwood House, 2 May, 1820.
Eenira Charlotte, m. 14 Dec. 1815, her tirst cousin, Vice-
Admiral John Brett Purvis, of Bury Hall, Hants.
Georgina, m. 7 Feb. 1828, Eev. Charles Twyfoid, Eector
of Trotton, Sussex, and d. 9 Aug. 1847.
1 Jtary Oadham, d. unm. 29 Pec. 1812.
2 Elizabeth, -m. 1st, May. 1768, Benjamin Good, T.sr,
(d. ceased) ; and 2udly, Andrew Long, Esq. She d. 28 Dec.
1772.
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PUR
THE LANDED GENTRY.
PUX
I. Lissey Anna, d. young, 28 April, 1758.
II. Emma, m. 1 July, 1789, Col. lUchard Timms, and d. 31
May, 1831.
Capt. Purvis d. 1741, and was s. by his son,
Chatiles Wager Purvis, Esq. of Darsham Hall, Admiral
E.N., 6. 5 June, 1715; m. 3 Nov. 1741, Miss Amy Godficy
(niece of Dr. Mawson, Eisliop of Ely), and by her (who d. 21
Dec. 1777) Admiral Purvis (who d. 15 Jan. 1772) left issue,
I. Charles, of whom hereafter.
II. Thomas, Hector of Milton, Suffolk, b. 29 Oct. 1750; to. 25
Nov. 1773, Letitia Anna Philipa, dau. of Rev. John Leman,
Kector of Wenhaston, and d. 13 Oct. 1786, leaving issue,
1 Amy Letitia, m. 13 Sept. 1794, Kev. Nathaniel Colvile,
D.D., Kector of Lawshall, Suffolk, andrf. 1816.:
2 Elizabeth Maria, m. Rev. John Norris Ewen, of Beydon,
Suffolk. 3 Anna, d. unni. 14 Aug. 1801.
III. William, of New House, Wilts, assumed the surname of
Etre only, in right of his wife, 6. 1 Oct. 1757 ; m. 13 April,
1789, Susannah Harriet, dau. and heir of Samuel Eyre, Esq.
of New House, M.P. for Sarum, Wilts, and d. 1810, leaving
issue,
1 Harriet Eyre, m. 1817, George Matcham, Esq., LL.D.,
who now po.ssesses the New House estates, in right of his
wife, and has one son and two daus.
2 Eliza Purvis Eyre, m. Rev. Henry Plaster Jeston,
Incumbent of Cholesbury, Bucks.
3 Charlotte Louisa Eyre, rii. George Gorve. Esq.
4 Julia Purvis Eyre, m. William Tudor, Esq. of Kilwestern
House, near Bath.
I. Elizabeth, d. young, 9 Doc. 174C.
II. Amy, d. young, 8 Sept. 1749.
III. Elizabeth, m. Joseph Battin, Esq. of Preston, Hants, and
d. 6 March, 1819.
IV. Henrietta Maria, d. umn. 27 Feb. 1769.
The eldest son,
Charles Purvis, Esq. of Darsham Hall, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1794, b. 1 July, 1743; to. 27 Jan. 1774, Elizabeth,
dau. of Edward Holden Cruttendon, Esq., and d. 10 Dec. 1808,
leaving issue,
I. Charles, his heir.
II. Edward, of Watlington House, Reading, J. P., late Capt.
4th regt. of Infantry, in which he served in the Peninsula,
6. 21 April, 1786; m. 24 July, 1817, Lcttice Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of Rev. John Mulso, of Twywell, in co. Northamp-
ton, and by her (who is also deceased) has issue,
1 Edward Mulso, late of 4th foot.
1 Caroline Klizabcth, m. 23 Sept. 1841, her first cousin,
Frederick Purvis, Esq.
2 Jane Lauretta, m. 10 Jan. 1851, her first cousin, Col.
Charles Alexander Purvis, of the Madras Artillery.
3 Eleanor Sophia, m. 8 Jan. 1852, Itev. Septimus Lloyd
Chase; ;/. 4 May, 1S66.
4 Amelia, to. 8 Oct. 1846, Edward Sherwood, Esq.of Purley,
Berks. 5 Marcella. G Mary.
I. Elizabeth, m. 8 July, 1817, Eev. Edward Ravenshaw,
Rector of West Kington, Wilts.
II. Sarah Anne, d. young, 12 July, 1797.
The eldest son,
LiEUT.-CoL. Charles Purvis, of Darsham, Suffolk, b. 19
Feb. 1777; m. 12 Feb. 1805, Margaret Eleanor, dau. and co-
heir of John Randall, Esq., and had issue,
I. Arthur, late of Darsham.
II. Frederick, b. 14 Aug. 1815: to. 23 Sept. 1841, his cousin,
Caroline Eliza, eldest dau. of Capt. Purvis, of Watlington
House, Reading, and d. 21 Nov. 1859, having had issue,
1 Frederick Arthur, h. 13 Aug. 1844.
2 George Henry Wlieatley, 6. 11 March, 1854; d. aninfant.
1 Caroline Lauretta Harriet.
2 Florence Amelia. 3 Amy.
III. George John, b. 4 July, ISIG, Lieut. Madras Military
Service; d. unm.
IV. Charles Alexander, Col. Madras Artillery, b. 30 Aug. 1S19;
TO. 10 June, 1851, his first-cousin, Jane Lauretta, 'Jnd dau.
of Capt. Purvis, of Watlington House, Berks, and has a sou,
Edward Alexander, b. 185G.
I. Charlotte Sarah.
Col. Purvis was Major in the 1st Royal Dragoons, in which
regt. he served through the Peninsular war, and was present at
the battle of Vittoria, for which he received a gold medal, and
for Fuentes d'Onor and Toulouse, a silver medal with two clasps ;
he was Lieut. -Col. of the Canadian Fencibles, retired on half-
pay. He d. 6 >■ . 1859, and his wife d. 1 Nov. same year.
His eldest son,
Arthur Purvis, Esq. of Darsham, J.P., late H.E.I. Co. 's
Civil Service, 6. 25 April, 1813; m. 7 Aug. 1847, Mary Jane,
2nd dau. of Lieut-Gen. Sir Alexander Kennedy Clark-Kon-
nedy, of Knockgray, Kirkcudbright, K.C.B., K.H., and Aide-
de-Camp to Her Majesty, d. 1 June, 1877, having had issue,
I. Arthur Kenned?, now of Darsham.
II. Charles Kennedy, Lieut. R.N., b. 26 Sept. 1849,
III. Alexander Kennedy, b. 16 Jan. 1854.
IV. Frank Kennedy, b. 10 May, 1859.
I. Mary Eleanor.
Ar,ns — Az., on a fess arg. between three mascles or, as many
cinqucfoils of the field. Crest — The sun in splendour nsinjj
from clouds all ppr., over it, Clarior e tenebris.
Seat — Darsham House, near Yoxford.
PTJSEY OF PUSEY.
EOUVERIE-PUSET, SiDNET EdWAED BOTITEEIE,
Esq. of Pusey, Berts, J.P., b. 15 Sept. 1839 ; m.
29 April, 1871, Wilhelmina Maria, dau. of the
late Lord William Hervey,
3Lt'nra3f • — the Hon. Philip Bouverie, only surviving
son of Jacob, 1st Viscount Folkestone, by Elizabeth his 2nd
wife, eldest dau. of Robert, Lord Romney, assumed the sur-
name of PusET.* He m. 1789, Lucy, eldest dau. of Robert, 4th
Earl of Ilarborough, and widow of Sir Thomas Cave, Burt., by
whom he had issue,
Philip, his heir.
Edward, D.D., Canon of Christ Church, and Regius Professor
of Hebrew in the University of Oxford, b. 1800 ; m. 12 June,
1828, Maria Catherine, youngest dau. of the late John
Raymond Barker, Esq., and by her (who d. 26 May, 1839)
has issue,
Philip.
Lucy.
Mary Amelia, to. 1845, Eev. James G. Brine, B.D.
William, M.A. (Rev.), 6. 1810; to. 7 June, 183G, Catherine,
dau. of Thomas Freeman, Esq., and has,
Henry, late 76th foot.
Edward Bouverie, Commander E.N. William, deceased.
Elizabeth, to. 1827, Rev. James H. Montagu Luxmore, Pre
bendary of St. Asaph, who d. 1860.
Charlotte, m. 27 June, 1839, Rev. Robert Cotton, D.D.,
Provost of Worcester College, Oxford.
Mr. Pusey d. 1828, and was s. by his son,
Philip Puset, Esq., M.P. for Berks, 6. 25 June, 1799; m.
4 Oct. 1822, Lady Emily Frances Theresa Herbert, 2nd dau. of
Henry George, 2nd Earl of Carnarvon, by whom (who d. IC
Nov. 1854) he had issue,
SiDNET Edward Bouverie, now of Pusey.
Edith Lucy Bouverie.
Clara, vi. 30 Oct. 1862, Capt. Francis Chartcris Fletcher, COth
Rifles.
Mr. Pusey d. 9 July, 1855.
Arms — Gu., three bars arg. Crest — A cat passant.
Seal — Pusey, near Farringdon, Berks.
PUXLEY OF DUNBOY CASTLE.
PuxLEY, Henry Lavallin, Esq. of Dunboy
Castle, CO. Cork, M.A., J.P. co. Cork, Higli Sheriff
1865, and High SheriflF co. Carmarthen, 1864 ; m.
1st, 4 June, 1857, Katherino Ellen, dau. of the
Rev. William Waller, of Castletown, co. Limerick,
and by her (who d. 1872) has issue,
I. John Lavallin, 6. Dec. 1859. J
II. Edward Lavallin, b. June, 1861.
III. Henry Edmund, iv. William Waller. v. Herbert.
1. Maria Frances. ii. Catherine. iii. Lisctte.
He m. 2ndly, 1875, Adeline, youngest dau. of G-cn.
Charles W. Nepean, grand-niece of the late Sir
Evan Nepean, 1st bart., Madras army, and widow
of Col. William Eergusson Hutchinson.
ILllTCaSC — John Puxlet, Esq. of Galway, J. P., settled
about 1730, at Dunboy, co. Cork, with Henry his brother, who
TO. a dau. of Capt. Richard Goodwin, and aunt of the Rev.
* The Puseys are said to have been settled at Pusey prior to
the Conquest, and to have held that estate by Cornage, or the
service of a horn, under a grant of Canute. Campden and
Fuller both make mention of this circumstance.
The family became extinct in the male line in 1710, by the
death of
Charles Pcsej, Esq., who bequeathed the manor to his
nephew,
John Allen, Esq., who thereupon assumed the additional
surname of Pusey. This gentleman dying without issue, the
estate was further entailed upon Mr. Pu.sey's sisters, and his
nieces, the Aliens, which last ladies alternately inherited and
joined in settling the estate upon the Hon. Philip Bouverie,
nephew of Mr. Allen Pusey'3 wife, who was dau. of Sir WiUiam
Bouverie, B;irt.
PYE
THE LANDED GENTRY
PYE
1323
Thomas Goodwin, Rector of Berehaven. John m. Mary, clau.
of James Hayes, Esq. of Kinsale, and had issue,
Henby, of whom presently.
Othwell, m. the widow of Major Eyre.
John, commanded a native Indian regt.
Mary, d. unin.
Anne, d. unm.
Ellen, m. J. M'Carthy, Esq.
The eldest son,
Henry Pdxlet, Esq. ra. Sarah, dau. and co-heirrss of Philip
Lavallia, Esq. Mr. Puxley was killed by a fall from his horse,
and was. <!. by his only son,
John Lavallin Pdxlet, Esq. of Dunboy Castle, D.L. for
Carmarthenshire, m. S.vrah, dau. of S. Hobbs, Esq. of the Isle
of Wight, and had issue,
Hci.ry, d. tnim.
John Lavallin, of whom presently.
Sarah, d. unm.
Elizabeth.
Uurbara, d. unm.
Fanny, m. Rev. Henry Herbert, of co. Montcromcry.
Henrietta, m. Robert Thomas, Esq., 10th rcgt.
JaQC, d. 'anm.
The only survivinc son,
John Lavallin Posley, Esq. of Dunboy Castle, m. 1830,
Fanny Rosa Maria, dau. of Simon White, Esq. of Glcnsariff
Castle, CO. Cork, and niece of Richard, 1st Earl of Bautry,
and had issue,
John Simon Lavallin, his heir.
Hexky Lavallin.
Edward Lavallin (Rev.), late Lieut. 4th Dracoons, m. 1864,
Maria, ojily dau. of Henry Leader, Esq. of Clonmoyle.
Herbert Boyne Lavallin (Rev.).
fanny Sarah Eliza Lavallin, m. 1855, the Rev. John Thomas
Waller, of Kilcoran Glebe, Pallas Kenry, co. Limerick,
eldest son of the Rev. William Waller, of Castletown, co.
Limerick.
Mr. Puxley d. 1837, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Simon Lavallin Puxley, Esq. of Dunboy Castle,
Capt. 6th Dragoons, 6. 13 July, 1831, d. at Cheltenham, 1860,
nnd was s. by his brother, the present Henby Lavallin
PcsLEY, Esq. of Dunboy Castle, J. P.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gu., ou a bend cottised arg.,
five lozenges conjoined of the first; in the sinister chief point
an annulet or, for PnxLEY ; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a fleur-de-lis sa.,
a chief engrailed az., for Lavallin. Crest — An arm in armour
enibowed ppr. charged with a lozenge between two annulets
in pale gu., the hands grasping a dagger also ppr. Motto —
Pro libertate patria;.
Seats — Dunboy Castle, Castletown, Berehaven; and Llether-
Iccsty, CO. Carmarthen.
PYE OF CLIFTON HALL.
Pte, Henet Jonx, Esq. of Clifton Hall, co.
L-fcafford, and Pinner, Middlesex, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff co. Stafford, 1840, b. 26 Sept. 1802 ;
m. 26 May, 1825, Mary Anne, 3rd dau. of the late
WiUiam Walker, Esq. of East Barnet, Herts, and
by her (who d. 24 Jan. 1877) has issue,
I. Henry John, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, formerly Rector of
CUfton Campville, b. 31 Jan. 1827; rn. 21 Oct. 1851.
Emily Charlotte, only dau. of the Right Rev. Samuel
Wilberforce, Bishop of Winchester.
II. Charles Colquhoun, late Capt. 63rd regt., and Major in
the New Brunswick Militia, b. 11 Nov. 1S34; m. 10 May,
H62, Barbara Wilberforce (who d. 1 May, 1873), dau. of
theRev. John James, of Avington, Berks, and d. 17 Feb.
1872.
I. Anne Hampden, m. 11 July, 1865, James Elmhirst, Esq.
of Thorne, co. York, and has two sons.
II. Katherine Charlotte, vi. 10 July, 1861, Rev. Eraser
Mawlins, Rector of Clifton Campville, co. StaCord, and
has issue.
III. Elizabeth Marianne.
iillTCaSC. — The family of Ptb was originally Ap Huon,
the letter u in the Welsh language bearing the sound of y.
Hugh Pye or Aphdgh (said to have been a son of the Wil-
liam Ap Hugh who accompanied the Norman in his conquest
of England), was Lord of Kilpec Castle, in the Mynde Parke,
CO. Hereford. He had two sons, viz., i. Thomas, whose only
«>iild, Margaret, m. Stephen de la Bcare; ii. John. From
the 2nd son.
Joun Pxc, descended in a direct male line, the Pies of the
Mynde and of Kilpec Castle, co. Hereford, whose representa-
tive in the senior line. Sir Walter Pye of the ilynde, retired
to the continent with the Stuarts, and obtained the title of
Lord Kilpec.
Sin Robert Pye, Knt. (2nd son of William Pye, Esq. of the
Mynde and Kilpec Castle), auditor of the receipt of the ex-
chequer of King James I. and Charles I., purchased of the
Untons, the manor and estate of Farringdon, Berks, and
during the civil wars garrisoned his mansion there, for the
royalists, when it was stoutly besieged by his own son. Sir
Robert Pye. He m. Mary, 2nd dau. and co-heir of John
Cioker, Esq. of Baltisford, co. Gloucester, and dying 1662,
left issue.
Robert (Sir), his heir.
John (Sir), of Home, co. Derby, who was created a hart.
Marv Pye being the last heiress of this line, devised her
estates to Gen. Severne, her cousin, for life, with re-
mainder to her first cousin (once removed), Richard Watkins,
whose son, Charles, inheriting in tail and having no issue,
cut off the entail, and after giving his uncle, John, a life
interest, left the remainder to the present Hexby John Pie,
Esq., representative of the senior branch of the Pyes.
Sir Robert Pye was s. by his elder son.
Sir Robert Pye, Knt. of Farringdon, Member for Wood-
stock in the Long Parliament, and Col. of Horse in Gen.
Fairfax's regt. He engaged in an attempt to restore King
Charles II., and was committed to the Tower for a breach of
privilege, in presenting a petition from the co. of Berks, com-
plaining of the want of a settled form of government. Upon
Gen. Monck's coming to London, the secluded members passed
a vote to relieve Pye from prison, who, upon the restoration,
was nominated Equerry to the King. He m. Ann, eldest dau.
of John Hampden, the patriot, and dying 1701, was s. by
his son,
Edmund Pye, M.D., of Farringdon, ra. Anne, dau. of
Lord Crewe, of Stene, and widow of Sir Henry Wright, Bart.,
and had two sons and three daus. The elder son,
Henry Pye, Esq. of Farringdon, b. 23 Aug. 1683; m. 1st,
1708, Jane, dau. of Sir Nathaniel Curzon, Bart, of Keddleston,
by whom he had an only child, who d. in infancy. He ?ii.
2ndly, Anne, only dau. of Sir Benjamin Bathurst, Knt., and
sister of the 1st Earl Bathurst, and has surviving issue,
I. Henry, his successor.
II. Thomas (Sir), Admiral of the White, and Lieut.-Gcn. of
Marines, d. s. p. 1785.
III. Robert, LL.D., Prehendary of Rochester, m. Anne, dau.
HI Kir Rowland Alston, Bart., and had an onlv dau. Ann.
IV. Charles, of Wadley, b. 21 Feb. 1720, High SlieritT of
Berks, 1767; m. 1760, Anne, eldest dau. of the Rev.
Henry Mainwaring, and had issue,
I Charles, of Rosehall, co. Lanark, Gen. in the army, m.
l.st, Mary, dau. of Oliver Colt, Esq. of Auldhame, by
Helen his wife, dau. of the 7th Lord Blantyre ; and 2ndly,
Katherine Douglas, of the Mains lamily, in Dumbarton-
shire. Succeeding, through his 2nd wife, to a portion
of the property of the Duchess of DouKlas, Gen. Pye
as.=umed the additional surname of Douglas. He d. s.p.
1 Finetta, m. Hon. Baron Robert Dinisdale, of Hertford.
2 Sarah Frances, </. uam.
3 Isabella, m. 1795, Rev. George William Blathwayt.
4 Anne, m. Rev. John PhiUipps, of Eaton Bishop.
5 Selina, d. unm.
6 Tryphena, d. unm.
V. Anthony, m. Ann, dau. of John Elackstone, Esq., 1st
cousin of the eminent lawyer of that name, and had issue,
Henry and Charlotte.
VI. Benjamin, LL.D., Ven. Archdeacon of Durham, a poet of
some note, m. Elizabeth, dau. of William Sleigh, Esq. of
Stockton, and relict of Ralph Whitby, Esq. of Aston Hall,
CO. Flint, by whom he had, Bathurst, in the army, and
EUzabeth, m. W. Watson, Esq.
VII. William, an oflBcer in ttie army, shot at the battle of
Plassy, in the East Indies, while acting as Aide-de-Camp to
Col. Clive. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Governor Saunders,
by whom he left a dau., Elizabeth, m. Dr. Walker.
I. Frances, m. Thomas Slainwaring, Esq. of Whitmyre.
II. Henrietta, m. Rev. John Baker, D.D.
III. Anne, m. 1st, in 1734, Lionel Rich, Esq.; and 2ndly,
James Molloy, Esq.
IV. Elizabeth, m. Sir Willoughby jVston, Bart.
V. Finetta, m. 1st, George Cruikshank, an eminent Dutch
merchant ; and 2ndly, — Mowbray, Esq.
■VI. Arabella, m. — Southwell, Esq.
Mr. Pye m. 3rdly, Miss Isabella Warren, but had no further
issue. He d. 1748-9, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Pye, Esq. of Farringdon, 6. 1709, M.P. for Berks
from 1740 to 1760; m. 1743, Mary, dau. of the Rev. David
James, Rector of Woughton, Bucks, and only sister of Anthony
James, who assumed the surname of Keck in 17o7, and by her
(who d. 1766) left isBiic,
1324
PYM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
QUA
Henkt James, his heir.
Kobcrt Hampden, an cfiScer of rank in the anny, m. 1776,
Joel Henrietta, relict of — Campbell, Esq., and left an only
child,
Allen Hampden a Major-Gen. in the army, who m. his
cousin, Mary, dau. of Capt. Gordon, E.N., and sister to
Gen. Sir Willoughby Gordon, and d. s. p. 1830.
Walter, I?aiTister-at-Law, d. unm.
Anne, twin with Walter, d. unm.
Mr. Pye was s. by his eldest son,
Heset James Pte, Esq. of Farringdon, 6. 10 Feb. 1744-5,
M.P. CO. Berks, and Poet-Laureate ; author of Farriiigdon Hill,
an.l other poems. He m. 1st, 1768, Mary, dau. of Col. William
Hook, and by her (who d. 1796) had issue,
Mary Elizabeth, m. Capt Jones, 35th regt., who d. 1807. She
rf. 1834.
Matilda Caroline, m. 1802, Samuel James Arnold, Esq., of
Stnnmore, and d. 1851, leaving issue.
Mr. Pye m. 2ndly, Nov. 1801, Martha, dau. of W. Corhett, and
by her (who d. Oct. 1861, aged 91) had issue,
Henbt John, present representative of the family.
Jane Anne, m. Francis WUlington, Esq. of Xamworth.
Mr. Pye d. 11 Aug. 1813.
^riu.s— Erm., a bend fusilly gn. Crest— A cross-crcsslct
fitchee gu., between two wings displayed arg. Motlo—ln
cruce glorier.
Se'tU—CMiton Hall, nearTamworth, co. Stafford; andPinner,
Middlesex.
PYM OP THE HASELLS.
PtM, Fraxcis, Esq. of The Hasells, Beds, and
Eadwell House, Herts, J.P. ajid D.L. for Beds, late
of the 1st Life Guards, b. 6 Dec. 1819.
31flICS(JC. — This family was for many years settled in
Bucks, and as early as 1411, it is recorded that certain land.'?
in that co., formerly belonging to John Pymme, were made
over to John Compton.
William Ptm, Esq. of Hasells Hall, co. Bedford (son
of William Pym, Esq. of Norton Bury and Eadwell, Herts,
by Catherine his wife, eldest dau. of the Rev. WilUam
Wollaston, A.M., and grandson of William Pym, Esq. of
Norton Bury, whose father, William Pym, Esq. of St. Martin's-
in-the-Fields, Middlesex, d. 1673, his will having been proved
in that year), m. 18 Oct. 1748, Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of
Keylock Kingsley, Esq. of Hasells Hall, co. Bedford, and by
her (who d. 4 Aug. 1761) had three sons,
Francis, his heir.
William, rf. at Tours, France, 1 Dec. 1775, aged 26.
"Wollaston, Rector of Radwell, Herts ; m. 1796, Mary, dau.
of Thomas Cartwright, Esq. of Aynho, co. Northampton.
Mr. Pymd. 9 July, 1788, aged 65, and was s. by his eldest son,
Fkancis Ptm, Esq. of Hasells Hall, M.P. for Beds, m. May,
1784, Anne, dau. of Robert Palmer, Esq. of Holme Park, co.
Berks, and by her had issue,
Fbascis, his heir.
WiUiam Wollaston. Rector of Willian, Herts. &. 1792; m.
twice, and rf. 1850, leaving, with six daus., four sons,
Wollaston Frank, 6. 1830, „!,. 1 June, 18.58, Augusts Sarah,
eldest dau. of the late Rev John Lynes, Inoumuent of
Hatton, and Caroline Sobieski his wife, dau. oi John
Wynne, Esq. of GarthmeUloio, North Wales.
Charles Guy, b. 1841.
Horatio Noble, b. 2 July, 1844, married.
Montagu Charles Lamb, L>. 1850.
Robert, b. 1794, Rector of Elmley, co. York. J IHRI.
John, 13th Light Dragoons, killed at Waterloo. 1815.
Charles, of Hove, Sussex, assumed by royal license. « Apvjl.
1870, tlie surname and arms of Readi.ng, o. liuti, m;tiiiea.
Anne, 6. 1789, rf 1836.
Catherine, vi. 1835, Rev. W. II. B. IliUcoat, D.D., deceased-
Tlie eldest son,
Francis Pvm, Esq. of The Hasells, Beds, and Radwell Houpe,
Herts, 6. 22 June, 1790, s his father 1833 , m. 3 Oct. 1816. the
Lady Jane Elizabeth Leslie Melville, 2nd dau. of the 7th Earl of
Leven and Melville, and by her (who rf 25 April, 1848) had issue,
I. Francis Leslie, of whom presently.
II. Alexander, of Brickhill House. Beds, J.P . b. 8 Jan 1820 ;
m. 21 Dec. 1847, Eium tli/abeth, 2nd dau. of Sir Albert
Pell (by the lion. Margaret Lctitia Matilda his wife, dau. of
the 12th Baron St. John), and has issue by her, with six
daus.,
Alexander Waldegravc. b 3 Feb 1854.
Francis St John, b. 29 March, 1855; rf. 1373.
AValter Ruthvcn, b. 22 June, 1856.
Albert Roderick, b. 10 June, 1S59.
CUude George Mclvdle, b. 10 Aug. 1860.
iir. Henry Wollaston. &. 23 July, 1S21, rf. at Dinapore, East
Indies, 17 April. 1843.
IV William Melville, 6. 18 Nov 1822, rf. May. 1833.
V John Archibald, 2nd Bombay Light Cavalry, b. 6 Feb.
1830, Jd. Cecilia Theophila, 2nd dau. of Sir Richard .lenkins,
G.C 15. , and rf. at Bombay, Nov. 1862, leaving issue,
Charles Archibald, 6. 1854.
Helen Maud, rf. 1878.
VI. Robert Ruthven, b. 27 Jan. 1832; r,i. 23 Oct. 18.55, Har-
riet, eldest dau. of Henry Sykes Thornton, Esq., and has
issue,
Ruth Harriet, 6. 1856: m. Fairfax B. Wade.
Etheldred Cecil, b. 1858, m. Rev. Marshall Tweddell.
vn. Charles Melville (Rev.), h. 11 Oct. 1834; m. 1857, Louise,
dau. of George Aylward, Esq.
I. Jane Anne, m. 23 Jan. 1845, the Hon. and Rev. Samuel
Waldegvave, lace Bishop of Carlisle, 2nd son of William,
8th Earl Waldegrave, and has issue.
II. Lucy KatUeiine, ui. John Deacon, Esq. of Mablcdon,
Kent, .-ind has issue.
John Francis William, &. 6 Sept. 1859.
Lucy Sophia Jane.
Bessie M.ty, rf. 12 M.ay, 1861.
Anna Beatrice.
in. Elizabeth Mary, m. 31 Oct. 1849, ITenry Abel Smith,
Esq. of Wilford House, Notts (see Burke's Feenirif), and
has issue.
IV. Harries Matilda, m. 4 June, 1858, Frederic Chatfield
Smith, Esq., M.P. of Bramcote Hall, co. Notts, (see Burke's
Peerage), and has issue,
Mr. Pym rf. 15 Feb. 1860, and was .?. by his eldest son,
Francis Leslie, Ptm, Esq. of The Hasells, Beds, and Ead-
well House, Herts, b. 14 Sept. 1S18 ; s. his father 23 Feb. 1860 ;
rii.7. Oct. 1847, Mary Jemima, youngestdau. of the Rev. Henry
Palmer, of Witheote Hall, co. Leicester; and dying 23 April.
1860 (killed by a railway accident), left issue,
Francis, now of The Hasells and Eadwell.
Henry Leslie, o. 16 May, 1855.
John Ruthven, 6. 9 Aug. 1857 ; rf. 23 Dec. 1870.
Frederick William, 6. 27 Jan. 1859.
Jane Elizab eth, m. 7 Jan. 1869, the Rev. William Cornish
Hunt, Rector of Odell, Beds., and has issue, Caroline Ethel
Jane: Ida Lucy; Florence Mary ; Catharine Louisa ; Mabel;
and Isabel.
Lucy Jemima, m. 9 April, 1874, Lieut.-Col. Harry Godfrey,
late Grenadier Guards.
Alice Mary.
Eleanor Constance.
Emily Georginia, d. 10 May, 1S56.
Catherine Rose.
Arms — Sa., on a fess between three owls or, as many crosscs-
crosslet of the first. Crest — A hind's head era.sed or, with a
collar flory counterflory az., holding in the mouth a trefoil
slipped.
ii'uts — The Hasells, Sandy, Beds; and Eadwell House,
Baldock, Herts.
PYRKE OF DEANE HALL.
Pteke, Dtjncombe, Esq. of Deane Hall, co.
Gloucester, J.P. and D.L., Verderer of the Forcsfc
of Dean, b. 7 Jan. 1809 ; ?«. 16 Nov. 1833, Harriet
Jemima, 5tli dau. of the Rev. William Mairis, D.D.,
Vicar of Bishop's Lavington, Wilts, Chaplain in
Ordinary to H.R.H. the Duke of Kent, and has issue,
I. Ddncombe, J.P. and D.L., late Capt. Gloucestershire
Light lnf.tntry Militia, 6. 15 Jan. 1836 ; m. 3 Feb. 1857,
Susan, eldest dau. of Thomas Evans, M.D., of Gloucester,
and has issue, 1 Reginald Duncombe; 2 George Apperley;
3 Valentine, b. 29 May, 1864; 1 Constance.
I. Augusta Harriet, m. 1 Sept. 1852, Octavius Eooke, Esq.,
late of the 3rd foot, youngest son of the late Capt. Fre-
derick W. Rooke, R.N.
ILl'llCtttir. — This is an old Gloucestershire family. Its
late representative,
Joseph Ptrke, Esq. of Deane Hall, J.P. and D.L., Verderer
of the Forest of Dean, b. 16 May, 1774 ; only son (by Charlotte
his wife, only dau. of George Evans, Esq. of Gray's Inn) of
Joseph Pyrke, Esq., J.P., D.L., Verderer of the Forest of
Dean, and Deputy Constable of the Castle of St. Eriavels, m.
2 Jan. 1805, EUza, dau. of Thomas Apperley, Esq. of Wooton
House, CO. Gloucester, and had issue,
Doncombe, now of Deane Hall.
Charlotte Eliza.
Louisa M.ary, m. 1st, the Ecv. T. Leach Tovcy; and 2ndly,
William Norcott, Esq. Emily.
Mr. Pyrke d. 9 Jan. 1851.
QUI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EAB
1 ^'>'i
Arnis—Arg., on a fess sa. throe mullets of the field a canton
enn. Crest — A cock pheasant ppv. with a wheat ear.
Seat — Deane Hall, Litiledeane, near Newnham, co. Glou-
cester.
♦
aUAYLE OP CKOGGA.
Q.UATiE, Make Hildeslet, Esq. of Crogga, in
the Isle of Man, Clerk of the Eolls, a Magistrate and
Member of the Legislatiye and Executire Council
of that Island, late Deputy-Governor, 6. 4 July,
1804; m. 22 Aug. 1837, Mary Jane Hamilton,
eldest dau. of James Spedding, Esq. of Summer-
grove, Cumberland, and has issue,
I. John, 6. 9 Sept. 1840: m. 25 Aug. 1864, Emily Catherine,
eldest dau. of Edward Moore Gawne, Escj. of Kentraugh,
Speaker of the House of Keys.
II. Mark Hildesley, 6. 7 May, 1842.
in. James Spedding, Capt R.A., 6.29 Xov. 784-3; m. 19 Feb.
1879, Mary Agnes, dau. of the late A. Lorimer, H.£ I.C.S,
IV. George Harrington, b. 30 June. 1845.
V. Daniel Fleming Wilson, 6. 5 Dec. 1847.
VI. William, 6. 5 July, 1S52
I. Mary, m. 11 July, 1867. James Lindow Burns, Esq., and
has issue a son Isaac William b. 10 June, 186S.
II. Saiah liatherine. iii. Emily. iv. Edith.
JLfltCitJC. — This is an ancient Manx family, and appears
to have been settled in the parish of Malew, in the southern
district of the island, in the year 1588, previous to which time
most of the records have been lost or destroyed. The late
Makk Hildeslet Quatle, Esq., 6. 30 June, 1770 (youngest
son of John Quayle, Esq., Clerk of the Rolls of the Isle of Man,
by Margaret his wife, dau. of Sir George Moore, of Balla
jyioore. Speaker of the House of Keys, and grandson of John
Quayle, Esq., Comptroller, Clerk of the Rolls, and Member of
the Legislative Council of the Isle of Man, by Elizabeth his
•wife, dau. of Thomas Harrison, Esq. of Wyreside, co. Lan-
caster), succeeded to the ofiBces held by his father at that
gentleman's death, 1797. He m. Mary, eldest dau. of Senhouse
Wilson, Esq. of Farm Hill, and Elizabeth Fleming his wife,
who was descended from the ancient family of Fleming, of
Eydal Hall, co. Westmorland; he d. 21 May, 1804, leaving an
only child, the present JIakk Hildeslet Quayle, Esq.
Arms — Arg., a chevron sa. guttee d'cau between three quail
ppr. Crest — A quail. Motto — Quulis ero spero.
Seat — Crogga, near Douglas, Isle of Man.
aXTICKE OF NEWTON ST. CYRES.
QncKiE, JoHN^, Esq. of Newton St. Cvres, co.
Devon, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1867, b. 25
March, 1816 ; m. 24 June, 1847, Mary Ehzabeth,
only child of Thomas Wentworth Gould, Esq. of
Bathealton Court, Somerset.
^inCtiQt. — The family of Quicke has been resident at
Newton St. Cyres, Devon, from a period antecedent to 1557.
The Newton St. Cyres parish register of that year records the
burial of Andrew Quicke, whose father and grandfather had
property in the parish. Andrew QuickC's younger brother,
John Quicke, who resided at WestMonckton, had arms granted
to him by Robert Cooke, Clarenceux, 1573.
Andrew Qdicke, Esq. of Newton, 6. 1G6G (son of John
Quicke, Esq. of Newton St. Cyres, by Elizabeth his wife, dau.
of Thomas Southcote, Esq. of Buckland), was 7th in descent
from John Quicke, of Sandford, Somerset; he ni. 1686, Dorothy,
dau. of Sir Arthur Northcote, Bart, of Hayne, and rf. 1730,
having had a son, John, of whom presently, and three daus.,
Frances, on. 1st, Francis Hall, Esq. of West Sandford, and 2ndly,
1733, Sir John Chichester, of Toulston, and d. 1775 ; Elizabeth,
m. 1718, William Gould, Esq. ofDownes ; and Dorothy, d. 1787.
The son,
John Quicke, Esq. of Newton St. Cyrc, ni. 1720, Rebecca,
dau. of Richard Nutcombe, Esq. of Kutcombe, and dying 1729,
had three sons,
John, of whom we treat.
Nutcombe (Rev.), assumed the surname of his maternal
ancestors. He ra. a dau. of Dr. Lavington, Bishop of
Exeter, and left three daus., Frances ; Jane, ./(. John Gould,
Esq. ; and Anne, m. the Rev. William Oxenham.
Andrew, d. s. p.
The eldest son,
John Quicre, Esq. of Newton St. Cyres, High Sheriff of the
CO. 1757 ; m. 1759, Jane, dau. and heir of Thomas Coster, Esq.,
M.P. for Bristol, and widow of Robert Hoblyn, Esq. ofNans-
whyddon, and was father of
John Qcicke, Esq. of Newton St. Cyres, b. 6 March, 1759,
High Sheriff 1787, ni. 1780, Emily, dau. of Alexander Gum-
ming, Esq. of Altyre, N.B., and U. 12 June, 1830, leaving
issue,
John, his heir.
Andrew (Rev.), Fellow of Winchester College, d. 14 Jan.
1864.
Edward Gumming, Fellow of New College, d. 3 Jan. 1849.
Thomas Nutcombe, Capt. King's Dragoon Guards, m. May,
1823, Sophia, dau. of John Evcred, Esq. of Hill House,
Somerset, and d. 1830, leaving a son,
Nutcombe, m. 30 Oct. 1856, his cousin, Frances Caroline
Emilia, eldest dau. of John Quicke, Esq. of Newton St
Cyres, d. 28 Dec. 1870.
William Henry (Rev.), d. unm. 1832.
George, Capt. King's Dragoon Guards, d. unm. 1828.
Emilia Jane Grace, d. 1870.
Louisa Mary, m. the Rev. George Gunning, and is deceased.
The eldest son,
John Quicke, Esq. of Newton St. Cyres, Devon, J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1833, 6. 6 Jan. 1783; to. 24 Oct. 1814,
Frances Catherine, dau. of Thomas Gumming, Esq. of Bath-
ampton, Somerset, Capt. 1st Dragoon Guards, and had issue,
John, now of Newton St. Cyres.
Thomas, b. 14 Aug. 1817.
George Andrew, late Fellow of New College, Oxford, Eectcr
of Radcliffe, Bucks, 6. 2 Feb. 1819.
Edward Henry, Vicar of Newton St. Cyres, 6. 5 March, 1822;
m. Eleanor Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the Rev. William
Jenkins, Vicar of Sidmouth, and d. 1870, having had issue,
Ernest Henry Godolphin, b. 29 Dec. 1855; Walter S.
Godolphin, b. 22 Sept. 1860; Dorothea Frances, on. 10 Aug.
1871, Sir Francis Blackwood, Bart. ; and Eleanor Evelyn.
Andrew, late 14th regt., 6. 20 Feb. Is25.
Charles Penrose, Rector of Ashbrittle, Somerset, 6. 25 Jan.
1832; m. 4 Oct. 1864, Anna Mary, 2n^ dau. of Robert
Eowne Minturn, of New York, and has issue, John Mintum,
b. 6 Sept. 1865 ; Francis ChurchiU, 6. 21 AprU, 1867 ; Edith
Penrose.
Sidney Godolphin, Major 53rd regt., b. 25 Aug. 1833 ; m.
13 Oct. 1868, Georgina (d. Aug. 1870), 4th dau. of the late
George Stodart, Esq. of BiiUindrich, Perth.
Frances Caroline EmDia, m. 30 Oct. 1856, her cousin, Nut-
combe Quicke, Esq., late 97th regt., only child of Thomas
Nutcombe Quicke, Esq.
Emily Harriet, Hi. 13 Oct. 1852, Marten Maiden, Esq. of co.
Worcester, and has issue.
Caroline Isabella, on. 1861, the Rev. Christopher Brome
Barrow, Rector of Barwell, co. Leicester, and has issue.
Mr. Quicke d. 9 Sept. IS59.
Arras — Sa. a chevron vaire or and of the first between three
griffins' heads erased of the second. Crest — A demi-antelope
arg. armed, attired, tufted and maned gu., coUared sa. hned or.
^eat— Newton St. Cyres, near Exeter.
RAEETT OF BEAMFIELD HALL.
Eabett Eegixald Henet Holfoed, Esq. of
Bramfield Hall, Suffolk, b. 10 Aug. 1842 ; s. at the
death of his uncle's ■widow, 1875.
JLlUCctCJC. — The ancestors of this family have been long
seated in Suffolk, and have served as High Sheriffs and
Bailiffs at various times, and represented Dunwich in Parlia-
ment at a very early period. The present family seat, Bram-
field Hall, has been in their possession several centuries.
William Rabett, Esq. of Bramfield, was M.P. for Dimwich,
8th Edward IV. In the 12th Parliament at Westminster, his
name is mentioned as the Executor of the will of Robero
Moyn, dated 1505.
Reginald Rabett, Esq. of Bramfield, served as High Sheriff
1587.
Reginald Rabett, Esq. of Bramfield Hall, m., and had, with
a dau., Elizabeth, m. 1738, Sir Ralph Blois, Bart., a son,
Reginald Rabett, Esq. of Bramfield Hall, High Sheriff
1737, rn. Elizabeth Rust, and was father of
Reginald Rabett, Esq. of Bramfield Hall and Huntingfield,
High Sheriff 1778 ; m. 1st, Mary Ingall, who d. s. p. ; and
2ndly, 1771, MaryNewson; he d. 1786, aged 68, leaving his
widow and three sons, i. Reginald, his heir ; ii. John, who
m. twice, and left at his decease, 1833, issue four sons; and
in. WilUam Henry, who married, and d. 1832, left issue
several sons and daus. The eldest son and heir,
Reginald Rabett, Esq. of Bramfield and Huntingfield,
J.P. 6. 20 March, 1771; m. 1792, Mary, only dau. of the late
Matthias Kerrison, Esq. of Bungay, Suffolk, and of Hoxneand
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"RAJ)
Broom Hall, &c., and only sister to Gen. Sir Edward Kerrison,
Bart., M.P., of Oakley Park, and by her (who m. 2ndly,
Lieut. Garbett, B.N., and d. 23 Feb. 1832) left at his decease,
SI May, 1810, aged 39, two sons and a dau.,
Eeginald, late of Bramfield Hall.
George William, Commander R.N. , to. 12 Sept. 183.5, Lady
Lucy Louisa Maria Tumour, 2nd dau. of Edward, ord Karl
Wintenon ; and d. 20 Nov. 1858, leaving issue,
1 Reginald Henbt Holfokd, now of Bramfield.
2 George Murray, b. 30 June, 1847; d. 11 March, 1848.
3 Turnour, 6. 11 Aug. 1849; m. 26 Oct. 1S7G, Caroline
Henrietta, dau. of Major Stewart, and widow of Charles
Gary Elwes, Esq. of Great Billing UaU, co. North-
ampton.
1 Louisa Charlotte Augusta.
Mary, m. 28 Dec. 1810, Henry, Srd Viscount Maynard, and
rf. 1857.
Ur. Rabett d. 31 May, 1810, aged 39, and was s. by his son.
Rev. Reginald Rabett, M.A., of Bramfield Hall, Suffolk,
Vicar of Thornton-cum-Bagworth, co. Leicester, b. 11 -Jan.
1795 ; m. 28 Aug. 1828, Slary, eldest dau. of Richard Bicker-
ton, Esq. of Eoden, Salop, of an ancient family of that name.
He d. 10 Sept. 1860, leaving his widow the estate for life, with
remainder to his nephew, Reginald Henby Holfobb Rabett,
Esq., now of Bramfield.
AriM — Arg., a chevron sa. charged with five guttes-d'or
between three rabbit.s' heads couped of the 2nd, each charged
on the breast with a gutte-d'or. Crest— A demi-rabbit rampant
sa. gutte-d'or. Mnitn — Superabit omnia virtus.
Seat — Bramfield Hall, near Saxmundham.
RADCLIFFE OF HITCHIN PRIORY.
Deliie-Radcliffe, Francis ArarsTus, Esq. of
Hitchin Priory, Herts, retired Commander R.N.,
h. 1 June, 1845 ; s. his brother 13 Oct. 1878 ; m.
14 April, 1874, Greorgy Melosiua Mary Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of the late Admiral Sir Charles Talbot,
K.C.B. {see Bueke's Peerage, Sheewsbuey, E.).
ILtltf aSC— The Radcliffes of Hitch'm Priory, Herts, are
a branoh of the very ancient and distinguished family of
Radcltffe of The Tozoer, co. Lancaster, one of whom. Sir
John Radclyffe, a famous warrior of the time of Edward III.,
was present at the sieges of Cuen, Crecy, and Calais, and thus
originated the family motto.
Ralph Radcltffe, Esq., son of Thomas Radclyffe, and a
descendant of Radclyffe of Ordshall (sec Radclyffe of Fox-
denton), was buried at Hitchin, Herts, 1559. He m. Elizabeth
Marshall, and by her, who m. 2ndly, Thomas Norton, Esq. of
Ofifiey, had, with other issue, a son,
Sir Edward Radcliffe, Physician to King James I. He m.
Martha, dau. of WUliam Wileox ; and d. 1632, aged 78. His
grandson.
Sib Ralph Radcliffe, of Hitchin, knighted 18 Feb. 1667,
d. 15 July, 1720, leaving by his 1st wife, Anne, dau. of John
Piggott, Esq. of Abingdon Piggotts, a son and heir,
Edward Radcliffe, Esq. of Hitchin, 'in. 1680, Penelope,
dau. of Arthur Shirley, Esq. of Asfield, in Sussex, and d.
24 May, 1727, leaving, with other issue, a sob,
John Radcliffe, Esq., b. 14 Sept. 1691 ; m. Anne, dau. of
Laurence Alcock, Esq., and d. 16 Sept. 1742, leaving issue,
Ralph, d. 1760, aged 22.
John, of Hitchin Priory, M.P. for St. Allans, to. Lady
Frances Howard, sister of the Lady Betty Howard, who in.
Peter Delme, Esq., but d. s. p. 1783.
Anne, wife of Charles Clarke, Esq. of Addiscombe, and
mother of Anne Melicent Clarke, heiress of ber brother,
Charles John Clarke, Esq. of Hitchin Priory, m. Is02,
Emilids Henrt Delme, Esq., 2nd son of Peter Do'me, Esq.
•f Tichfield Place, Hants, MP., by Lady Betty Howard
his wife, 5th dau. of Henry Howard, Earl of Carlisle.
Jane, d.. v.nrii.
Penelope, 7)1. 1st, Eichard Charlton; and 2ndly, Sir Charles
Farnaby, Bart. ; but d. s. p. 1802.
The estates and representation of the family of Radcliffe
devolved eventually on John Radcliffe's grand-dpu., Anne
Melicent Clarke, who to. as above stated, 27 July, 1S02,
Emilids Henry Delme, Esq., 6 28 March, 1774 {see Family
of Delme). On his marriage Mr. Delme assumed, by sign
manual, the surname and arms of Radcliffe. He had issue,
I. Henry, b. 13 Oct. 1803; d. s. p. 6 Nov. 1830.
II. Frederick Peter, of Hitchin Priory.
III. Charles, Rector of Holywell, Beds, 6. 1 Feb. 1806 ; m.
14 Sept. Is31. Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of John Delme, Esq. of
Cams Hall, Hants; and d., leaving issue,
1 Emilius Charles, Lieul.-Col. late 88th regt., to. Louisa
Baddicott, 7th dau. of the Rev. J. John Holroyd, of
White Hall, Essex, Rector of Abberton, and has issue.
2 Henry Eliot (Rev.), M.A., Rector of South Tedworth,
Hants, m. 30 Oct. 1862, Frances Eliza, dau. of the Eev.
Richard Young, Rector of Risely, and has issue.
3 George Thomas, late Capt. 46th regt.
I. Emily Anne Milicent, to. 31 Jan. 1833, the Hon. Eliot
Thomas Yorke, M.P., 3rd son of Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney
Yorke, K.C.B., brother of the Earl of Hardwicke.
Mr. Delm^ Radcliffe d. 26 Feb. 1S32, and was s. by his eldest
surviving son,
Frederick Peter DelmS Radcliffe, Esq. of Hitchin Priory,
Herts, J.P. and D.L., late Capt. Grenadier Guards, 6.
li Dec 1804; vi. 14 Ayril, 1831, Emma, dau. of John H.
Waddington, Esq. of Shawford House, near Winchester, and
had issue,
I. Frederick Peter Russell, Lieut. 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliersi
h. 6 Sept. 1832 ; killed at the Alma, 20 Sept. 1854.
II. Seymour Walter, Commander R.N., b. 20 Oct. 1833; d.
14 Nov. 1860.
III. John Julius, b. 6 Jan. 1835 ; d. 4 March, 1847.
IV. Ralph Charles, b. 5 April, 1836; d. June, 1842.
V. Hubert, late of Hitchin Priory, Capt. 23rd Royal Wel.sh
Fusiliers, J.P., b. 27 March, 1839; m. 8 March, 1859, Caro-
line, dau. of Major Griffin, H.E.I.C.S.; and d. 13 Oct.
1878.
VI. Francis Augustus, now of Hitchin Priory.
VII. Arthur Henry, Kcctorof Holwell, Beds, i. 21 June, 1850;
m. 26 Jan. 1875, Beatrice Mary Frederica, 2nd dau. of
Hon. F. Dudley Ryder, and grand-dau. of the Earl of
llarrowby, and has issue,
Ralph Hubert John, b. 11 Oct. 1877.
Beatrice Alice, 6. 22 Oct. 1875.
I. Melicent, m. 11 Sept. 1858, Richard Rogers, Esq., son of
Henry Rogers, Esq. of Stagenhoe Park, Herts.
II. Evelyn Charlotte, '/. 4 Sept. 1857.
III. Alice, m. 24 April, 1862, Albert H«rt, Esq. of Alder-
wasley, co. Derby.
IV. Constance Louisa, ra. 15 Jan. 1869, Charles AV. Talbot
Ponsonby, Esq. of Inchiqmin, co. Cork, eldest son of Admiral
Sir C. Talbot, K.C.B.
He d. 30 Nov. 1875, and was s. by his 5th son,
Hubert Delme Radcliffe, Esq., who rf. 13 Oct. 1878, and
was s. by his brother, Francis Augustus Delme Radcliffe,
Esq., now of Hitchin Priory.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4tli, arg., a cross-crosslct gu.
between three bendlets engrailed sa. a label of three points
throughout; on a canton sa. a cross-crosslet or, for Radcliffe ;
2nd and 3rd, or, an anchor in pale sa. between two lions
passant gu., for Delmk. Crests — A bull's head sa. armed or,
gorged with a ducal coronet of the last holding in the mouth a
cross-crosslet fitchee, for Radcliffe. In penty, an anclior sa.
between two lions passant gu., for DELiiii. Motto — Caen, Crecy,
Calais.
&ai— Hitchin Priory, Hitchin, Herts.
RADCLIFFE OF "WARLEIGH.
Radcliffe, Waltee John, Esq., present repre-
sentative of the family, b. 1858.
iLtntajt.— This family, originally of Saxon origin, de-
scended from a younger branch of the ancient family of ihe
Radcliffes of Chattertoix, co. Lancaster, was transplanted
from Chatterton to Kingset House, Devon, where, possessed
of much landed property, it flourished for many generations.
John Radcliffe, of Kingset, Devon, held lands, &c., in
Kingset, and in Marytavy, of the Queen, by serTice of fealty,
and d. 6 Oct. 1560. His 2nd son,
William Radcliffe, Esq. of Exeter, w. a sister of Sir
Jerome llorsie, of Lyme Regis, Dorset, and had issue three
sons and two daus. The 3rd son,
Jasper Radcliffe, of Hockworthy Court, Devon, m. Mary,
dau. of William Franklin, Esq. of Middlesex, Barrister at-
Law, and left at hig decease, about 1662, aged 78, an only son
and heir,
Jasper Radcliffe, of Hockworthy Court and Franklyn,
Devon, High Sheriff 1096, m. Jano, dau. of Solomon Andrews,
Esq. of Lyme Regis, Dorset, Sheriff 1697, and had issue. Mr.
Radcliffe d. Dec. 1704. His 3rd son and eventual heir,
Walter Radcliffe, Esq. of Franklyn and AVarleigh, bapt.
27 June, 1G93 ; to. 12 Sept. 1721, Admonition, 2nd dau. of
William Bastard, Esq. of Garston, Devon, and grand-dau. of
Sir William Bastard, Knt. (by Grace, dau. of Sir John Bramp-
field, Bart., and Gertrude Copleston his wife, heiress of War-
leigh). The estate of Warlcigh Mr. Radcliffe purchased 1741,
from his wile's relation, John Bamfield, ol Hestercoombe.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
RAD
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II. Walter,
II. John,
By AdmoBition his wife (who d. 3 Sept. 1758, and was lineally
descended from Sir John Copleston, of Warleigh, and through
him, in directdescent, from Robert Foliot, of Warleigh, Devon,
1285, 17th HENRY III.), he had issue,
I. Jasper, who predeceased his father, unm.
'successively of Warleigh; the last survivor,
John, d. 1805, and was ,5. by his nephew,
.. the late Rev. Walter Badcliefe.
IV. William, slain at Warburgh, 1760, aniii.
V. Copleston, M..\., Rector of Stoke Climsbnd, Cornwall,
and Vicar of Taraerton Foliott, Devon, b. 1744; rn. 17 Aug.
1776, Savah, dau. of Samuel Peter, Esq. of Porthcothan,
Cornwall, and by her (who d. 1830), left at his death
(27 March, 1805) three sons and three daus.,
1 Walter, of whom presently.
2 John, 0. 28 April, 1781; m. Oct. 1816, Grace, 2nd dau.
and co-hciress of William Floyde, Esq. of Exeter, and by
her (who d. 1850), left at his decease, 30 Oct. 1831, one
son and two daus.,
John William, of Exeter, 6. 7 Sept. 1817; m. 27 July,
1852, Elizabeth Sarah, 2nd dau. of the late Henry Bull
Strangways, Esq. of Shapwick (of the senior line of
the Somersetshire Strangways) and has issue,
Derwentwater, b. 14 June, 1853.
William Floyde Champernoune Wadham, 6.23 Jan.
1855.
Anne Grace Admonition. Blargaret Jane.
3 Copleston, Commander R.N., b. 23 April, 1785 ; killed in
1814, in boarding an American schooner, at Fort Erie, in
North America.
1 Sarah Anne, deceased.
2 Admonition Peter, deceased. 3 Gertrude Joanna, dec.
I. Jane, m. 1761, the Rev. John Foote ; and ./. 1770.
II. Joanna, m. Richard Stone, Esq. ; and (/. 1792.
III. Mary, m. Aaron Ramsay, Esq. of Dunsburgh, Devon ;
and d. 1804.
Rev. Walter Eadcliffe, of Warleigh, Devon, J. P., 6.
13 April, 1779 (grandson of Walter and Admonition Radcliffe),
1)1. 1 Feb. 1812, Abby Emma, dau. of Abraham Franco, Esq.
Clapham, Surrey (by Esther his wife, sister of Sir M. M. Lopes,
3rd bart. of Maristow), and had issue by her (who d. Feb. 1873),
Walter Copleston, late of Warleigh.
Copleston Lopes, of Derreford, near Plymouth, b. 26 April,
1818 ; m. 31 Oct. 1850, Elizabeth Cbarlotte, widow of Capt.
W. B. Knipe, and dau. of Frind Cregoe Colmore, Esq.
of Moor End, co. Gloucester, and has issue, 1 Pollexfen
Colmore, b. 30 May, 1855, Barrister-at-Law; 2 Ernest
Copleston, 6. 13 Dec. 1858; 1 Edith Laura; 2 Amy Char-
lotte.
William Pollexfen, C.B., Major-Gen., late Col. 20th regt.,
served in Crimea with 20th foot; Knt. of Mcdjidie; in
Indian Mutiny ; Inspector General of Musketry at Hytlie
1873-7, b. 2 Dec. 1822; vi. 1 Sept. 1870, Isabella Eliza, dau.
of the late Hon. Peter B. de Blacquiere, and has a son,
Percy.
Sarah Lydia, m. 24 July, 1838, Edward Archer, Esq. of
Trelaske, Cornwall (see Archer of Trelaske).
Charlotte Hester, m. 3 Oct. 1850, the Rev. Samuel Harward
Archer, Rector of Trowjeigh, Devon, and has issue.
Emma Admonition, m. 6 May, 1845, the Rev. John Hall
Parlby, of Manadon, Devon (see Parley of Manadon).
He d. 16 April, 1867, and was s. by his son,
Walter Copleston Radcliffe, Esq. of Warleigh, 6. I June,
1815; m. 28 Sept. 1843, Charlotte Hannah, dau. of Rev.
Richard Ellicombe, Rector of Alphington, Devon ; and d.
11 Aug. 1876, leaving issue,
I. Jasper Walter, b. 1849; d. in France, 1856.
II. Walter John, present representative.
IH. Frauk Carew, b. 1860. iv. Charles Amyas, 6. 1861.
V. Jasper Fitzgerald, 6. 1867.
1. Annie Emma.
u. Mary Swcte Admonition.
III. Bertha Gertrude, m. Rev. William Hippisley.
iv. Ella Maud. v. Flora Jane.
Ilis widow is the present occupier of Warleigh, which at her
death will devolve on her eldest son.
Arms—krg., a bend engrailed sa. a canton of the first
charged with a horse's head of the second. Crest — On a mural
crown or, a bull's head sa. homed gold. Motto — Caeteris major
qui melior.
iSeat — Warleigh, near Plymouth.
I. Francis William,
Artillery, 1S70.
1. Katherine Maria.
h. 25 April, 1S51, Licat. Eoyal
RADCLIFFE OF TINNAKILLY.
Eadcliffe, William, Esq., Major-G-en., b. 1809,
entered the army 1827, served In the 18th, 75th,
84th, and 87th regts., retired on full-pay as Major-
Gen. 1868 ; m. 1st, 1846, Frances Susan, dau. of
Capt. Francis Murray, of 94th regt., by whom (who
d. 1855), he had issue,
Gen. EadcUffe m. 2ndly, 1857, Maria, dau. of John
Bird, Esq. of Aldington, Cheltenham, co. Glou-
cester, by whom he had a son,
II. Stephen, 6. 1858, d. young.
JllUCagr.— The family of Radcliffe, which took its rise
from the village of Radcliffe, near Bury, co. Lancaster, was of
Saxon origin : the chief lines were those of Radcliffe Tower
and Ordshall, also those ennobled under the titles of Earl of
Sussex and Earl of Derwentwater. A branch of this ancient
line became settled in Ireland.
The Rev. Stephen Radcliffe, 'Vicar of Naas, co. Kildare,
son of Richard Radcliffe, Esq., was b. in Belfast in 1078,
entered Trin. CoU. Dublin, 2 June, 1004, aged 16, became a
Scholar 1696, and took the degree of B.A. in the spring of 1693.
He m. (license dated 24 Oct. 1714) Jane, dau. of Rev. Robert
Smith, Vicar of Ballyloughloe, and had issue,
r. Richard, Rector of Aughalisker, co. Fermanagh, 6. at
Naas, 1715, entered Trin. Coll. Dublin, 7 July, 1733, became
Scholar 1736, B.A. 1738, Fellow of Trin. Coll. 1744. B.D.,
1748, and D.D. 1765. He m. Christiana, dau. of Robert
Mason, Esq., of Masonbrooke, co. Gahvay, and d. intestate
(administration 8 March, 1766), leaving an only son,
John, who was then a minor ; in 1785 he obtained a
Scholarship in Trin. Coll. Dublin, became B.A. 1787, LL.B.
1790, LL.D. 1795, and was appointed Judge of the
Prerogative Court in Ireland. He m. Bettana, dau. of
Benjamin Slack, Esq. of Tyrafferty, co. Monaghan, and
had issue,
Richard. Stephen.
Jolin, one of the Commissioners of the Board of Public
Works in Ireland.
Joseph, LL.D., Q.C, Vicar-General Consistorial Court,
Ireland.
Benjamin. William.
Christiana, m. John Bolton, Esq. of Bolton.
Charlotte Sarah, m. 9 Dec. 1830, George Battersby, Esq.
of Loughbane. co. Westmeath, Q.C, LL.D., Chancellor
and Vicar-General of the Diocesan Court of Dublin.
It. Thomas, Judge of the Consistorial Court of Dublin, b. at
Naas, 1715, entered Trin. Coll. Dublin, 7 July, 1733 ; made
his will '22 Oct. 1773, which was proved 26 Feb. 1776. He
m. (license 9 Jan. 1756) Anne Rothwell, widow of William
Smith, Esq., by whom (who d. Sept. 180C) he had issue,
1 John Frances, of Wilson's Hospital, co. Westmeath, m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. George Charles Garnett, of
Williamstown House, co. Meath, and had issue, Thomas,
John, Stephen, Richard, George, William, Sarah, Frances,
and Maria.
2 Stephen (Rev.), m. Martha, dau. of Thomas Michell, Esq.
of Castle Strange, co. Roscommon, and had Thomas, and
other issue.
3 Richard, Rector of St. Mary's, Enniscorthy, co. Wexford,
B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, 1778, M.A. 1808; m. (license IS
Dec. 1785) Charlotte, dau. of Rev. Jeremiah Symes, of
Ballybeg, co. Wicklow, and had issue,
Stephen, of Ballycarney, co. Wexford, in. Anne, dau.
of James Symes, Esq. of York Street, Dublin, and
d. s. p.
Mary Ann, m. 27 Nov. 1829, Robert Moore Carey, Esq.
of Munfin, co. Wexford (d. 11 Dec. 1851).
Charlotte, m. John Symes, Esq. of Coolboy, co. Wicklow.
4 Thomas, of Lisadell (Rev.), co. Armagh, m. (license 20
Nov. 1792) Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Mitchell, and had
a son, Thomas.
HI. Stephen, of whom hereafter.
I. Mary, <i. M)i»i. ; will dated 13 May, 1780, proved 15 Feb.
1793. II. Anne. iii. Jane.
IV. Katherine. v. Alice.
Rev. Stephen Radcliffe, Vicar of Naas, d. intestate, and admini-
stration was granted to his widow in 1732, his children being
then all minors. His third son,
Stephen Radcliffe, Esq., LL.D., appointed 5 Jan. 1764,
Judge of the Prerogative Court of Ireland, in. 20 Dec. 1762,
Elinor, dau. of Rev. John Blackford, D.D., Prebendary of
Wicklow, and had issue,
Willlam, only son and heir.
Mary, m. Aug. 1797, Joseph Leigh, Esq. {see Leigh of Rose-
garland).
Elinor, in. (Ucense 3 June, 1793) Charles Warde, Esq. of
Fownes Street, Dublin.
Judge Radcliffe made his will 23 .Tan. 1791, which was proved
1 June, 1793 : his only son,
William Radcliffe, Esq. of Tinnakilly, m. (license 4 Dec.
1787) Katharine, dau. of Rev. Sir Michael Cox, 3rd hart, of
Dunmanway, and had issue,
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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Stephen, d. s. p. llicliacl, d, a. i>.
William, now of Tinnakilly.
Elizabeth.
Mary, m. 31 July, 1S13, Capt. Hon. Frar;cis Chas. Anncsley.
Ellen. Katherine.
Harriett. Annette.
EADCLYFFE OF FOXDENTOIQ".
Eadclxpfe, Charles James, Esq. of Tox-
denton Hall, co. Lancaster, High Sherilf of Dorset
1856, J.P. and D.L., b. 8 Xot. 1804 ; m. 1 July,
1835, Ann Maria, only dau. and heir of Eobert
Lillington, Esq. of Stockley, Dorset, and by her
(who d. 22 July, 1854) has had issue,
I. Chakles James, h. 21 Dec. 1839; m. 1872, Blanche, 2na
dau. of Col. Sullivan, late 5th Lancers, and has issue two
sons and three daus.
n. William Frederick, 6. 1 April, IS41 ; ot. Edith, youngest
dau. of Col. Sullivan, late 5th Lancers, and has issue one
Bon and one dau.
I. Anna Maria Jane, m. Alexander Waldegrave Park, Esq.,
who d. 17 July, 1878.
n. Julia Frances, m. 1862, John Eosworth Smith-Marriott,
Esq. m. Mary.
HillCagC— The family of Eadclyffe, one of decidedly
Saxon origin, took its name, circa 1279, from the village of
Eadcliffe, near Bury, in eo. Lancaster.
Richard de EADCLTrrE, of RadclylTe Tower, co. Lancaster,
Seneschal and Minister of the forests of Blackburnshire,
accompanied King Edward I. in his wars in Scotland, and
received from that Prince, 32nd year of his reign, a grant of
a charter of free warren and free chase, in all his demesne
lands of EadcUffe, &c. He yn. a dau. of Boteler, of Bewsey,
Baron of Warrington, and had issue: i. Eobekt, of EadelylTe
Tower, ancestor of the Radcltffes of SiiiithilU ; ii. William,
of Colceth and Edgworth, and afterwards of Eadclyffe Tower,
usually styled the "Great William," ancestor of the Ead-
CLTFFEs of Radchifft Toicer, and of the Eadclyffes, Barons Fitz-
walter and Earls of Sussex; in. John (Sir), of whom imme-
diately. The 3rd son,
Sib John Eadcltffe, Knt. of Ordshall, co. Lancaster, repre-
sented that CO. in Parliament, 14 Edward III., and served
under the same monarch in his French wars, participating in
the sieges of Caen, Cressie, and Calais. Hisgreat-great-grcat-
grandson,
William Eadclyffe, Esq. of Ordshall (son of Alexander
Eadclyffe, of Ordshall, by Agnes his wife, dau. of Sir William
Harington, of Hornby Castle, and great grandson of Sir John
Eadclyffe, Knt. of Ordshall, whose wife was Margaret, dau. of
Sir Henry Trafford, of Trafford), ra. Jane, dau. of Sir Edmund
Trafford, Knt. of Trafford, and by her (who m. 2ndly, James
Byron, of Clayton ; and 3rdly, Talbot, of Salesbury) had issue.
William Eadclyffe d. 15 May, 13 Henry VII., and was «. by
Ithe eldest son of his son John, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of
Sir William Brereton, of Brereton) his grandson,
Sir Alexan-der Eadclyffe, Knt. of Ordshall, High Sheriff
of Lancashire, 1547, m. Alice, dau. of Sir John Booth, Knt. of
Barton, in co. Lancaster, and had four sons and three daus. i.
Anne, in. Sir Edmund Trafford, Knt. of Trafford; ii. Ehzabeth,
'/(i. John Atherton, Esq. of Atberton, iu Lancashire; and in.
Eleanor, ra. Sir Eichard Molineaux, Knt. of Sefton. Sir
Alexander c?. 1548, aged 72, and was s. by his son.
Sir William Eadclyffi:, Knt. of Ordshall, on whom and
the heirs male of his body, «5ic., were settled the FitzWalter
estates, on failure of divers remainders mentioned in the will
of Henry Eadclyffe, 2nd Earl of Sussex. He had issue by his
1st wife, Margaret, dau. of Sir Edmund Trafford, three sons :
I. Alexander (Sir), Knt. of Ordshall, d. s. p. 26 Sept. 1568 ;
II. John (Sir), successor to his father ; in. Eichard, of New-
croft, Lancashire : i. Alice, m. Francis Tunstal, Esq. of Thur-
goland Castle ; and ii. Ellen, m. Edward Standish, Esq. of
Standish. Sir WiUiam d. 12 Oct. 1568, and was s. by his son,
Sir John Eadclyffe, Knt. of Ordshall. He ra. Anne, only
dau. and heir of Thomas Ashawe, Esq. of the Hall-on-the-Hill,
in High Charnock, co. Lancaster, and had issue five sons,
Alexander, his heir ; William, slain in the Irish wars ; John,
successor to his eldest brother ; Edmund, slain in battle, in
Flanders; and Thomas, who was killed at the same time; and
four daus., Margaret, favourite Maid of Honour to Queen
Elizabetu, d. of grief for the loss of her brothers ; Jane, wife
of Sir Ealph Constable, Knt.; Anna, d. unm.; and Alice, d.
unm. Sir John d. 1689. His eldest son.
Sir Alexan-dee Eadcltffe, Knt. of Ordshall, hapt. 26 Jan.
1573, was slain in Ireland, unra. 1599, when he was s. by his
brother.
Sir John Eadclyffe, Knt. of Ordshall, bapt. 24 Feb. 1581,
m. Alice, eldest dau. of Sir John Byron, Knt. of Newstead,
Notts, and had issue; Alexander (Sir), his heir; Mary, ru
1st, Sir John Stanhope, Knt., of Elvaston, co. Derby, and
2ndly, Sir John Gell, Bart, of Hopton; Alicia; and Anna,
b. 1665. Sir John was slain in the Isle of Ehe, 29 Oct. 1027,
and was s. by his son.
Sir Alexander EADCLTrrE, of Ordshall, K.B., 6. 27 April,
1603 ; )/i. Jane Eadclyffe, dau of Eobert Eadclyffe, 5th Earl of
Sussex, K.G., and had, with five daus., six sons. The sixth
and youngest son,
Egbert Eadclyffe, Esq. of Withenshaw, b. at Attilborough
16.i0, Capt. in the Duke of Monmouth's regt., in the service of
the King of Spain, m. 27 Feb. 1676, Anne, only surviving dau.
and heir of Eowland Eyre, Esq. of liradway, co. Derby, and
widow of WilUam Tatton, Esq. of Withenshaw, co. Chester,
by whom he had issue, with two daus., who d. unm., two sons,
I. Alexander, his heir; n. Edward, Fellow of All Souls' Coll.
Oxford, bapt. 1 Dec. 1865, m. Mary, dau. of Edward Warren,
Esq. of Poynton, co. Chester, but d. s. p. His widow™, the
Eev. Thomas Dakin. Mr. Eadclyffe was killed iu a duel, 20
Feb. 1685. His eldest son,
Alexan-der Eadclyffe, Esq. of Foxdenton, bapt. 17 Jan,
1C77, became seised of the Foxdenton estate by virtue of the
wills of his cousins, Mrs. Mary Byron and Mrs. Susan Potter,
the daus. of William Eadclyffe, Esq. of Foxdenton, the son of
Eichard, of Newcroft. He ra. Ehzabeth, dau. of John Bag-
shawe, Esq. of Litton and Hicklow, co. Derby, and by her,
who d. 1735, left a dau., Mary, m. the Eev. Samuel Sidebottora,
M.A., Eector of Middleton, co. Lancaster, and an elder son,
Eobert Eadclyffe, Esq. of Foxdenton, bapt. 31 March,
1703 ; ra. 20 May, 1731, Margaret, only dau. and heir of Adam
Bagshawe, Esq. of Wormhill, co. Derby, and by her, who d. 16
Nov. 1786, left at his decease, 12 April, 1749 (with four daus.,
who all d. unm. except the eldest, Eleanor, wife of Bazeriul
Burges, Esq. of Liverpool), a son,
Egbert Eadclyffe, Esq. of Foxdenton, bapt. 25 May, 1737,
m. 11 Aug. 1772, his cousin, Frances, 3rd dau. of the Rev.
Samuel Si.lebottom, M.A., Eector of Middleton, and had by
her (who d. 1819) one son and two daus.,
Egbert, his heir.
Frances, d. young, 1780.
Margaret, ra. 3 Dec. 1805, the Eev. Peter Eichard Eideout, of
HookswG'id, Dorset.
Mary, ra. Capt. Tremlett, E.N.
Mr. Eadcliffe d. at Bath, 18 Dec. 1783, and was s. by his son,
Egbert Eadclyffe, Esq. of Foxdenton Hall, co. Lancaster,
6.14 April, 1773 ; ra. 14 April, 1796, Mary, 5th dau. of Thomas
Patten, Esq. of Bank, near Warrington, and had issue by her
(whod. 1845),
Eobert, b. 23 Oct. 1798; m. 1827, Agnes, dau. of Eev. J.
Sill; and d. 1838, leaving a dau., Agnes Mary.
Charles James, now of Foxdenton.
William Frederick (Eev.), Eector of Tanant Eushton and
Tanant Eawston, Dorset, b. 8 Nov. 1806.
Mary, m. 1827, WUliam Hallett, Esq. of Candys. Hants, and
by him (who is deceased) has issue two sons. WilUam (Kev.),
and George Kerr, and one dau. Mrs. Stoshton.
Dorothea, //;. 1849, the Rev. William Atthill, A.M. of Bran-
diston Hall, Norfolk.
Frances, ra. 1844, Sir William M. Smith-IMarriot, Bart.
Emma Elizabeth, ya. the Eev. William Htfiill, Vicar of Ashton,
CO. Lancaster.
Amelia, ra. the Rev. W. K. Eateson, of Godley, near Man-
chester.
Julia, m. 1841, the Eev. L. C. Davies; and r7. 1842, leaving
one dau., ra. Herbert Vaughan, Esq., and has issue three
sons and a dau.
Mr. EadcUffe was High Sheriff of Dorset 1813. He d. 28 March,
1854.
^rms— Arg., two bends engrailed sa. a label of three points
gu. Crest — A bull's head erased sa. ducally gorged and chained
or. Motto — Caen, Cressie, Calais.
,5ff,(s_Hyde Manor, Wareham, Dorset; Foxdenton Hall,
Oldham. ,
EADFORD OF SlilAIiLE'S" HALL.
Eadfobd, Aethue, Esq. of Smalley Hall, and
Etwall Lodge, co. Derby, B.A. Pembroke Coll. Oxon,
J.P. for CO. Derbv, and'Capt. Derbyshire Yeomanry
Carah-y, B.A. 1874, b. 9 Mar, 1848 ; s. his fatlier
18G6 ; m. 27 Aug. 1874, Henrietta Maria, youngest
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dau. of Francis Ilurt, Esq. of Alderwnsloy, co.
Derby, by Cecilia Euiily Norman his wife, giand-
dau. of Charles, ith Duke of Eutland, and has issue,
I. John, 6. 20 Aug. 1877.
I. Evelyn VaugUan, b. 1875.
Hl'lira^C— This branch of the famHy of Kadford has been
seated in the co. Derby lor a very considerable period, and is
supposed to have been a younger branch of Eadfokd of
Jladford, Notts.
Thomas Radford, Esq. of Stanley, co. Derby, was twice
married. By his 1st wife, Elizabeth, he had issue a son, Joun,
his successor, and a dau. Elizabeth, who d. young, 12 Feb.
1732. Mr. Radford d. 15 June, 1755, and was .«. by his only soii,
John Eadfobu, Esq. of Stanley, m. Rachel, dau. and co-
heiress of John Hieron, Esq. of Little Eaton, and great-
granddau. of the Rev. John Hieron, of Christ's Coll. Cam-
bridge, Rector of Bi'eadsall, near Derby, a Noncomformist
divine of celebrity, and author of divers theologiciil works,
and h.ad issue, i. John, his heir; i. Elizabeth; ii. Martha, m.
the Rev. J. Goddard, M.A. of Catherine Hall, Cambridge; la.
Eachel. Mr. Radford </. 13 April, 1788. His only son,
John Radford, Esq. of Smalley Hall, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff, 1784, m. 1776, Theophilla, dau. and heiress of Alexander
Vaughan, Esq. of Kington, co. Hereford, descended from tlie
very ancient family of Vauguan of Ilcngwft Cov.it,* and by
Ler (who d. 1822), had issue,
I. John, his heir, of Smalley ITall.
II. Alexander, m.. Augusta, only dau. of 'William Church
Norcop, Esq. of Betton Hall, Salop, and had issue,
1 Alexander William Radfokd Nokcop, Esq., now of
Betton Hall, co. Salop, 6. 1800; m. 1832, Miss Mary Beres-
ford, and by her (who (/. 1875) has issue, Alexander
"William, formerly of Pembroke Coll., Oxford, Capt.
Stafford Militia, b. 1835.
1 Louisa Ann, m. Henry Justice, Esq. of Hinstock, Salop.
He d. 10 Dec. 1852, aged 73.
m. William, Lieut. R.N., m. Asn Weaver, cf Hereford, who
is deceased.
IV. Samuel Richardson.
V. Thomas, of Carntield Hall, co. Derby, J.P., h. IG Aus'.
1783; m. 16 Sept. 1829, Isabella, dau. and heir of the late
Joseph Wilson, Esq. of Carntield Hall, and by her (who d.
1854} has issue,
1 Vaughan Hobbs, 6. 2 Dec. 1831.
2 Raymond Wilson, 6. 15 Nov. 1836.
3 Thomas Lawrence, &. 25 April, 1838.
1 Elizabeth Isabella. 2 Maria Sarah, deceased.
3 Lucy Richardson.
I. Edward, of Tansley Wood, co. Derby, J. P. and D.L., h.
26 July, 1788; m. 14 Dec. 1820, Eliza Diana, youngest dau.
of Childers Walbanke Childers, Esq. of Cantley Hall, co.
York, and d. 1872, having had issue,
1 Childers Charles (Tansley Wood, Blattock), J. P.
for CO. Derby, late Capt. Derby Yeomanry, 6. 1828; m.
1855, Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Major Hurt, of
Wirksworth, by his wife, Mary Margaret, dau. of Thomas
Webb Edge, of Strelley, Notts.
1 Selina. 2 Harriett Theophila, d. 1849.
3 Anna Eliza, to. 1849, Edward Thompion, Esq., late Capt.
of 95th regt., 2nd son of the Rev. Robert Thompson, Vicar
of Askham Bryan and Myton.
VII. Henry, m. Miss Freer, of Atherstone, co. Warwick, and
has issue,
1 Henry, Vicar of Broughton Astley, co. Leicester.
2 Vaughan. 3 Frederick, Capt. 1st Dragoons,
1 Augusta. 2 Charlotte.
I. Frances Theophila. ii. Martha, d. 1825.
III. Anne, m. Rev. John Blanchard, of Middleton Rectory
near Beverley, co. York. '
IV. Elizabeth.
Mr. Radford d. April, 1834. His eldest son,
John Radford, Esq. of Smalley Hall, J. P. and D.L., in.
April, 1836, Mary Buttle, d.au. and co-heir of James Dowker
Esq. of North Dalton, co. York, and had issue,
John, Lieut. 1st Derby Militia, d. 1855, aged IS.
Arthur, now of SmaUey Hall.
Constance Mary, vi. April, 1SG8, Rev. Robert William
Burnaby, Rector of St. Barnabas, Marylebone, N.W., and
has issue, Lucy Dyott; Robert Beaumont; Mary Cecilia.
Alice Marian, vi. 14 Sept. 1876, James N. Hurt, late Lieut.
R.N., and has issue, Walter James and Constance Cecilia.
Mr. Radford d. 29 March, 18G6.
* The Vaughans of Hengwrt Court are one of the oldest
families in Wales, and have royal descents, by the mar-
riage of Watkin Vaughan, of Hengwrt, with Sibilla, dau. of Sir
James Baskerville, of Erdesley, and also by the marrintce
of James Vaughan, eldest son of the above-mentioned Watkiu
Vaughan, with the dau. of Sir Edward Croft, of Croft Castle.
Arms — Gu., a fess vair between two chevrons of the second-
Crest — A partridge holding a wheat ear in its beak ipr.
Motto — Po.ssunt quia posse ridrntur.
icaJs— Etwall Lodge ; and Smalley Hall, co. Derby.
RAFFLES OF LIVERPOOL.
The late Eet. Thomas Eaffles, D.D., LL.D.>
F.Z.S., Hon. Member of the Literary and Philoso-
phical Society of New York, &c., heir male and
representative of Sir Thomas Stamford Eafllcs,
Lieut.-Governor of Java, h. 17 May, 1788 ; m. 18
AjDril, 1815, Mary Catlierine, dau. and eventual
heir of Jamea Hargreavcs, Esq. of Liverpool, and
by her (who d. 17 May, 1843) had issue,
I. Thomas Stamford, B.A. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-
at-Law, Police Magistrate for the Borough of Liverpool, b.
18 Sept. 1818; m. 20 Sept. 1849, Maria, elder surviving dau.
of the late Edward Cearns, Esq., jun., of Liverpool, and
has issue, 1 Thomas Stamford, 6. 11 July, 1853; 1 Maria
Anne, d. 29 May, 1853; 2 Ada Mary; 3 Evelyn; 4 Con-
stance Maria.
II. James Hargreavcs, 6. 2 Feb. 1S2S; m. and d. s. ji. 14
Jan. 1872.
III. William Winter, b. 20 July, 1830 ; in. 15 Feb. 1855, Jane,
only child of the late Robert Blanchard, Esq., and has
issue, 1 Robert Blanchard, b. 24 Nov. 1857 ; 2 Winter
Hargreaves, b. 4 Sept. 1862; 1 Ellen Maude Blary; 2
Frances Jane; 3 Beatrice Helena; 4 Alice Gertrude; 5
Adeline Jenny Lind; 6 Ernestine Hilda, d. 17 Sept. 1873.
I. Mary Rachel, to. 9 Aug. 1838, Samuel Marshall BuUey,
Esq. of New Brighton, co. Chester.
Dr. Eafllcs, a verv eloquent and distinguished
Divine, d. 18 Aug. 18G3.
iCtlTCStJC. — The name of Raffles frequently occurs in
the oldest registers of Beverley, in co. York, both in those of
the Minster and St. Mary's Church, from which it appears
that three centuries ago the ancestors of this family resided
there. One of them, John Baffles, it is recorded, d. during
his mayoralty in that borough, a.d. 1583. From Beverley the
fa.mily is believed to have removed to Berwick-on-Tweed, and
thence to London. In that city, a descendant of the Beverley
line,
Thomas Raffles, whose father came from Berwick, held an
office in the Prerogative Office, Doctors' Commons. He d.
1874, having m. twice; by his 1st wife ho had (with other
children, who d. unm. or s. p.) a son,
Benjamin, of whom presently.
By his 2nd wife, he had two sons and a dau., viz.,
John, in. Elizabeth Hare, .and d. at Southpoi t, leaving an
only dau., Caroline Matilda, m. 1st, William Mills, Esq. of
Frocester House, near Stroud; and 2ndly, James Harmar,
Esq. of Bewdley ; she d. 18 Sept. 1852.
AVilliam, d. 1825, having m. Rachel, dau. of Richard Dunsby.
Esq. of WeUs, and had by her (who d. 1830) one son and
one dau.,
Thomas, D.D., LL.D., late representative of the family.
Mary Jane, m. James Baldwin Brown. Esq., LL.D., Bar-
rist'er-at-Law, d. 23 Nov. 1843, leaving issue. She d. 8
Feb. 1858.
Elizabeth, m. William Carter, Esq. of Jamaica, deceased.
The eldest son,
Benjamin Raffles, Esq., Capt. of a West Indiaman, m.
Anne Lyde, sister of the Rev. John Lindeman, Rector of Eaton
Bishop, and had one son and three daus.,
Thomas Stamford, his heir.
Harriet, m. Thomas Brown, Esq. of Hampstead, deceased.
Leonora (deceased), rn. 1st, Billington Loftie. Esq., E.I.C.S.;
and 2ndly, Thomas C. Brown, Esq., M.D., E.I.C.S.,
deceased.
Mary Anne, in. 1st, in 1805, Quintin Dick Thompson, Esq.,
and had by him issuo,
Acheson Quintin Dick Thompson, Esq. of Ann.avema, co.
Louth, b. 1806 ; m. 1837, isabell.a, dau. of the Rev. Dodg-
son Madden, and had issue.
William, d. young.
Charlotte Raffles Drury, in. 24 March, 1835, Ch.arles
Knox, 4th Earl of Castle Stewart, who d. 12 Sept. 1874,
leaving issue.
Jlrs. Thompson to. 2ndly, William Flint, Esq., Capt.
ll.N., deceased, brother of Sir Charles Flint, and by him
left al her decease, 1837, one surviving sou and one dau..
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William Charles Eaffles Flint (Eev.), 6.1819; m. 1845,
Jane, dau. of the late Major-Gen. Mutlge.
Mary Anne Sophia I'lint, deceased.
The only son was,
Sir Thomas Stamfobd Eaffles, Knt. of IXifrh Wood,
Middlesex, K.R.S., F.A.S., &c., was b. at sea, off Jamaica, 5 July,
1781. This very eminent man was appointed, 1810, Lieut. -
Governor of the Island of Java, and in 1817, the year after his
return, he published his Uhlorij of Java, received the honour
<jf knighthood, and was appointed Eesident at Bencoolen, in
Sumatra, and Lieul.-Governor of Fort Marlborough. During
liis residency at Bencoolen, Sir Stamford was authorised by the
Marquess of Hastings, then Governor-Gen. of India, to found a
new colony for the protection of British commerce in the Asiatic
seas. The spot he selected for this purpose was Singapore, at
the mouth of the Straits of Malacca, and the subsequent pros-
perity of the settlement attests the judgmeut and ability dis-
played in its establishment. He finally returned to England,
and retiring to an estate he had purchased at High Wood, near
Hendon, d. there 4 July, 1826. Sir Stamford m. 1st, Olivia
Marianne, widow of W. Fancourt, Esq. ; and 2ndly, Sophia,
<lau. of J. Watson Hull, Esq., by the latter of whom (who ci.
1859) he left an only child to survive him, Ella Sophia, whorf.
%mm. 5 May, 1841. At Sir Stamford's decease, the representa-
tion of the family devolved on his first cousin, the late Eev.
Da. Eaffles, of Liverpool.
ylDiis— Erm., an eagle with two heads displayed gu., charged
on the breast with an eastern crown or, a chief vert thereon a
cross-crosslet fitchce of the third. Crest— Qui of an eastern
crown or, a griffin's head purpure beaked and gorged with a
collar gemelle gold, a cross-crosslet in the mouth. Motto— la
cruce triumphans.
i^esiJence— Abcreromby Square, Liverpool.
KAIKES OF BENNINGTON.
Eaikes, Egbert Napiee, Esq. of Bennington,
Stevenage, Herts, Major-Gen. H.M. Indian army,
h. 13 Oct. 1813 ; in. 25 Sept. 1854, Harriette, dau.
of Major Beckell, by Anne Ms wife, and has
issue,
I. Egbert Haig Napier, 6. 2 April, 18C1.
II. Herbert AVilliam Napier, b. 1 June, 18G5.
III. Eeginald Durie Napier, b. '28 June, 1874.
IV. Cyril Probyn Napier, b. 12 Nov. 1875. ,
I. Mabel, b. 25 Sept. 18G3.
II. Ethel Florence, b. 5 Aug. 1872.,
HtUCaCIC. — "Thefamily of Eaikes," says Bigland, "was
settled at Kingston-upon-lIuU, and other places in co. York,
at a very remote period."
Of three brothers, i. Eichard ; ii. Thomas; and m. Eobert
Eaikes, living at Hull in ICIO, Thomas bore a prominent part
in the important transactions of which that town was the
scene at the commencement of the civil war. Having first
served the offtee of Mayor 1C33, he was again elected 1642.
Eobert Eaikes (eldest son of the Eev. Timothy Eaikes,*
Vicar of Tickhill and Hessle, co. York, by Sarah Partridge his
wife, grandson of the Eev. Eichard Eaikes, Vicar of Hessle,
and great-grandson of Eichard Eaikes, Merchant, of Hull,
eldest of the three brothers before-mentioned), settled at
Gloucester, and il. 1757. He to. Mary, dau. of the Eev.
Eichard Drew, of Nailsworth, and by her had one dau., Mary,
in. Francis Newbury, Esq. of Heathfleld Park, Sussex, and
five sons,
I. Eobert, of whom presently.
II. Eichard (Eev.), a Prebendary of St. David's, married, and
left no issue.
II. William, b. 1 June, 1738 (see Eaikks of Treberfydd).
IV. Charles, of Hinxton, co. Cambridge, m. his cousin,
Eleanor Eaikes, andi/. without issue.
V. Thomas, an eminent Merchant in London, Governor of
the Bank, 1797 ; m. 1774, Charlotte, dau. of the Hon. Henry
I'inch, and had issue,
1 Thomas.
2 Henry, Chancellor of the diocese of Chester, 7)!. 1809,
Augusta, dau. and heiress of J. J. Whittington, Esq. of
Gosford Lodge, Suffolk, and d. 28 Nov. 1864, leaving
issue by her (who d. 1819),
Henry (sec Eaikes of Llwi/negrin).
George Whittington, Lieut.-Col., late Staff Officer of Pen-
sioners.
Eichard William, Capt. Madras army,™. Mary Louisa,
dau. of Charles Walter, Esq. of Eadford.
* Timothy, the youngest son of the Eev. Timothy Eaikes,
waa founder of the family of E.iikcs of St. Pctcisburgh.
Cecilia, wife of the Eev. David Stewart, Ecctor of Maid-
stone.
3 Eichard Mec, m. 1SI4, Jane, dau. of Samuel Thornton,
Esq. 4 George, deceased.
1 Charlotte Finch.
2 Gcorgiana, m. Lord William Fitzroy, and d. 1861.
S Harriet, m. SirStratford Canning (afterwards Lord Strat-
ford de Eedcliffe), and d. 1817.
The eldest son,
Eobert Eaikes, of co. Gloucester, the well known philan-
thropist, and founder of Sunday Schools, to. 17G7, Anne, only
dau. of Thomas Trigge, Esq. of Ncwnham, and left, with sis
daus., two sons,
Eobert Napier, of whom prepenlly.
William Henry, Col. in the Guards, b. 17S5.
Mr. Eaikes d. April, 1811, and was s. by his elder son,
Eev. Eobert Napier Eaikes, Vicar of Longhope and Old
Sodbury, co. Gloucester, b. 3 Nov. 1783; m. 13 Sept. 1810,
Caroline, dau. of the Very Eev. John Prol)yn, of Longhope
and Newland, co. Gloucester, Dean of Llandaff, by Anno his
wife, dau. of Eoynon Jones, Esq. of Hay Hill, Newnham, and
Nass House, Lydney, co. Gloucester, and had,
I. William Napier, 6. Sept. 1811; d. Nov. 1833.
II. Eobert Napier, now of Bennington.
III. Charles Lewis Napier, b. 1818; d. Aug. 18-37.
IV. Henry Napier, b. 6 March, 18'-'0; d. Nov. Ia37.
V. Ladbroke, b. Nov. 1821; d. May, 184'2._
V!. Stanley Napier, of Hill Ash, J. P. co. Gloucester, Col. in
H.M.'s Indian army, b. 16 June, 1824; m. 17 Feb. 1S58,
Arabella Veronica, dau. of the Eev. Charles Dighton, Vicar
of Longhope, and widow of J. James, Esq.
VII. Edmund Napier, b. Oct. 1825; d. July, 1827.
1. Julia Maria, m. 1838, the late Major-Gen. Sir Ilcnry Cce
Eoberts, K.C.B., of the Bombay ariiiy. ii. Emma.
III. Caroline, iu. June, 1841, John Henry Dighton, Esq., Capt.
Indian army, and has issue.
IV. Gertrude, m. Oct. 1847, the late Admiral Sir Thomas
Eaikes Trigge Thompson, Bart.
Arms — Arg., a chevron engrailed pean between three griffins'
heads erased sa. beaked ppr., the neck charged with an
ermine spot arg. Cres(— A gi'iffin's head erased as in the arms.
Motto — lloncstum prajferrc utili.
(SeaJ— Bennington, Stevenage.
EAIKES OF TREBEEEYDD.
Eaikes, Egbert, Esq. of Treberfydd, co. Brecon,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Brecon 1851, b.
18 Oct. 1818 ; m. 23 June, 1841, Frances, dau. of
Sir Wilham Ehas Taunton, one of the Judges of
the Court of King's Bench, and has issue,
I. Egbert Tacntom (50, Westbourne Park Villas, W.),
M.A. of Merton Coll. Oxford, and Barrister-at-Law, of
the Inner Temple, b. 15 April, 1843; m. 1st, 20 Aug. 1S60,
Sophia Jane, 2nd dau. of Henry Monro, Esq., M.D. ; she
d. 7 April, 1872, leaving issue, Frederick Monro, b.
1 April, 1872. He m. 2ndly, 2 Jan. 1878, Eose Margaret,
4th dau. of Henry William Cripps, Esq., Q.C., of Parmoor,
Henlej'-on-Thames, and has issue, Cuthbert Taunton, b.
10 Nov. 1878.
I. Fanny.
itfnCilSC.— William Eaikes, Esq., an eminent Merchant
in London, b. 1 June, 1738, 3rd son of Egbert Eaikes, of
CO- Gloucester (see ^n-ceerf/ng' Memoir); to. 21 Oct. 1762, Martha
Pelly, only dau. of John Mathew, Esq. of West Ham, Essex,
and d. at Woodford, Essex, 15 Oct. 1800, aged 63, leaving
issue,
William, b. 1763; m. 17S8, Elizabeth, dau. and heir of John
Eeeve, Esq., by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Daniel Lysons,
Esq. of Hempstead, but d. without issue, 18'24.
Eobert, of Welton.
John Matthew, m. Charlotte, dau. of Nathaniel Bayly, Esq.,
and d. 1830, leaving issue.
Mary Anne, m. Isaac Curric, Esq. of Bush Hill.
Martha, m. Eev. W. Kinleside.
Charlotte, );i. Brice Pearse, Esq. of Munkham, Essex.
The 2nd son,
Egbert Eaikes, Esq. of Welton House, b. 31 Aug. 1765,
J. P., D.L., High Sheriff of Essex 1802 ; m. 4 Nov. 1789, Anne,
only dau. of Thomas Williamson, Esq. of Welton House, co.
York, and by her (through whom he inherited Welton) had,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Eobert, of East Dale Brough, co. York, J.P. and D.L.,
b. '26 Oct. 1801 ; m. 1827, Eleanor Catharine, eldest dau. of
Admiral Puget, and h^vs issue.
1 Eobert William, b. 8 Nov. 1823. j
2 Arthur, b. 7 April, 1831.
3 Ucnry Puget, b. 16 Sept. 1831.
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4 Frederick Walter, 6. 7 Nov. 1841.
1 Ellen Anna. 2 Annette Cecilia. 3 Clara.
n. Martha, d. 24 Aug. 1797.
II. Anno Louisa, m. 3 Nov. 1S31, Eev. Cliarles Henry
Lutwidge, M.A.
The elder son,
Thomas Kaikes, Esq. ofWclton, J.r., 6. 6 Sept. 1790; m.
1st, 1817, Elizabeth Frances, dau. and heir of Thomas Arm-
strong, Esq. of Castle Armstrong, King's Co., and by her
(who d. 11 May, 1824) had issue,
KoBEET, now of Treberfydd.
Thomas, Major-Gen., late Col. Madras Fusiliers, C.B., h. 26
Oct. 1823; ?)i. 1st, 26 Oct. 1848, Leonora Jane, dau. and co-
heir of Thomas Dig'by, Esq., and by her (who d. 11 May,
1869) had issue, 1 Thomas Digby, b. 30 Nov. 1849 ; 2 Francis
William, ri. young ; 1 Edith Mary Leonora, jx. \V. J. Ty;rell,
Esq., who rf. 1873; and 2 Ethel La Touche. He m. 2ndly,
Catherine, dau. of Admiral Ilargood.
Grace Louisa, m. 10 June, 1841, the Rev. Robert W. Hippisley,
Rector of Stow-on-lhe-Wold, and has issue, two sons and five
daus.
Anne, m. T. A. F. Reynolds, Esq. ; she d. s. p. 18G4.
He m. 2ndly, 17 Feb. 182,'), Elizabeth Frances, eldest dau. of
Charles Lutwidge, Esq., Collector of Customs at Hull, and had,
Charles, H.E.I.C.S., Lieut.-Col. R.A., 6. 27 Nov. 1828; m.
Mary Frances, dau. of William Bateman, Esq. ; d. s. «.
1877.
Elizabeth Lucy, m. J. W. F. Lowthrop, Esq., and has issue,
two sons and one dau.
Mr. Rallies 6. Sept. 1SG6.
Arms — Arg., a chevron engrailed pean between three griffins'
heads erased sa. beaked ppr., the neck changed with an ermine
spot arg. Crest — A griffin's head as in the arms. Motto —
Honestum prjeferre utili.
Seat — Welton House, New Cave, co. York. Club — ^New
University, S.W.
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EAIKES OP LLWYNEGHIN.
Eaikes, Hexet Cecil, Esq. of Llwjnegi-in, co.
Flint, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Chester since 1868,
and Chairman of Ways and Means, and Deputy
Speaker of the House of Commons since 1874,
i. 25 Nov. 1838; m. 26 Sept. 1861, Charlotte
Blanche, 4th dau. of Charles Blayney Trevor-Koper,
Esq. of Plasteg, co. Flint, and has issue,
I. Henky St. John Digbt, 6. 23 Dec. 1SC3.
II. Francis Edward, 5. 7 June, 1870.
in. Cecil Dacre Staveley, 6. 29 May, 1S74.
IV. Thomas Algernon, b. 22 Aug. 1876.
V. Arthur Whittington, &. 27 Nov. 1877.
I. Alice Theodora. ii. Blanche Amabel.
in. F.dith Gertrude. iv. Lucy Violet.
ILinrajC. — HenrtRaikes, Esq. of Llwynegrin, Barrister-
at-Law, Deputy-Chairman of Quarter Sessions for co. Flint,
Registrar of the Diocese of Chester (see Eaikes of Bennington)
6.1811; ?n. 29 Oct. 1836, Lucy Charlotte, youngest dau. of
the Ven. Francis Wrangham, F.R.S., Archdeacon of East
Biding CO. York, and had issue,
Henry Cecil, now of Llywynegrin.
Francis William, b. 2 Feb. 1842.
George Whitington, 6. 8 June, 1846 ; m. Alice Marian, dau.
of Peter Ewart, Esq., of Hoole Bank, co. Chester.
Charles Edward, b. 2.5 April, 1848 ; d. unm. 1864.
Arthur Stewart, b. 18 June, 1856.
Charlotte Annie, m. Thomas Jones, Esq., of Llanerchrugog
Hall, CO. Denbigh; d. 1870.
Agnes Augusta, m. the Rev. Digby Strangways Wrangham,
Vicar of Darrington, co. York. Lucy Doruthca.
Caroline Louisa, m. R. Beaumont Pipon, Esq. of Beaumont,
Jersey, Commander R.N.
Emily Marion, m. Capt. Philip Yorke, 4th King's Own regt.
Mr. Baikes d. 25 Oct. 1863.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, arg., a chevron engrailed pcan
between three griffins' heads erased sa. beaked ppr., the neck
charged with an ermine spot arg., for Eaikes; 2nd and 3rd, a
chevron between three griffins' gu., for Whittington. 3Iotto —
Futuri cautus.
6Vai— Llwynegrin, Mold, co. Flint; Wallon House, near
■Ware, Herts. C'at6— Carlton.
Hon. Walter Arbuthnott, of Hatton, co. Eincaruino
and lias issue,
Walter Garnet, 6. 16 Nov. 1878,
IttUCagC— This is a branch of the ancient family of EAir
of Ilalgrecn, co. Kincardine," which derived its name from the
lands of E;.it, cos. Nairn and Perth.
Dr. George Bait (brother of Bait of Halgreen, co. Kincar-
dine) m. Catharine, dau. of Bishop Douglas, of Dunblane,
and had, with a dau., r,i. Sir James Ramsay, Bart, of Banff,
CO. Perth, one son,
William Rait, Esq., m. Agnes, eldest surviving dau. of
John Lyon, Esq. of Brigton, and had issue a son, Joi.v, of
whom presently; and a dau., Lillias, w. John Gray, Esq. of
Ballagero, co. Perth. The son,
John Rait, Esq. of Anniston (who d. 5 Feb. 1814), m. 2G
Maroh, 1799, Elizabeth, dau. of JamesGuthrie, Esq. of Craigie,
CO. Forfar, and by her had issue,
James, of Anniston.
Agnes, TO. George Clarke Arbuthnott, Esq. of Mavi<ibank,
near Edinburgh, 2nd son of .Sir William Arbuthnott, B:.rt.
Emily, m. Patrick George Moncreiffe Skene, Esq. of Pitloiur
and Hallyards, co. Fife,
Mr. Rait was s. by his son,
James Rait, Esq. of Anniston House, J.P. and D.L.,
Capt. 15th llussr.rs, Major Forfarshire Militia, b. 20 Nov. 1805;
m. 17 July, 1838, Lidy Clementina Drummond Ogilvy, 2na
dau. of David, Sth Earl of Airlie, and by her (who d. 16 Oct.
1848} had issue,
I. Arthur John, now of Anniston House.
II. William Rait, b. 23 July, 1847.
I. Agnes, m. 7 Oct. 1862, Henry Fullerton Lindsay Carnegie,
Esq. of Spynie, co. Elgin, and Boysac, co. Forfar.
II. Gertrude Jane.
Mr. Rait d. 22 Feb. 1877, and was s. by his eldest son.
Arms— Or, a cross engrailed sa. Crest— An anchor ppr.
Motto — Spero meliora.
Siat — Anniston House, Arbroath. Clubs — Junior United.
Service; and New Club, Edinburgh.
EAIT OF ANNISTON HOUSE.
Eait, Major AsTnuR, of Anniston House, co.
Forfar, J.P. and D.L. for Forfar, and late Major
Eoyal Horse Artillery, C.B., i. 17 May, 1839; 'm.
7 Aug. 1877, Kathleen Georgiua, only dau. of the
RAM OF CLONATIN.
Eait, Rev. Abel John, M.A., of Clonatin, co.
Wexford, Eector of Eolleston, Burton-on-Trent, co.
Stafford, Hon. Canon of Eochester Cathedral, 5.
30 May, 1804 ; w. 11 April, 1833, Lady Jane Stop-
ford (dau. of James George, 3rd Earl of Courtown,
K.P.) by Lady Mary Montagu Scott his wife, eldest
dau. of Henry, 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, E.G.), by
-whom (who d. 28 Dec. 1873) he has had issue,
I. George Stopford (Eev.), M.A., Vicar of St. Anne's,
Brookfield, Highgate, London, b. 18 June, 1838 ; ?)i. 2»
May, 1866, Hon. Charlotte Anne O'Brien, 2nd dau. of
Lucius, 13th Lord Inchiquin, and has issue,
1 Edward Digby Stopfokd, 6. 29 Dec. 1868.
1 Mary Frances Jane, 6. 9 Oct. 1867.
2 Evelyn Charlotte, b. 5 June, 1872.
3 Geraldine Louisa, b. 27 June, 1875.
4 Kathleen Lucy, b. 21 Jan. 1877. 5 Winifred.
II. Abel John, of 34, Belgrave Eoad, Eccleston Square, Lon-
don, S.W., Barrister-at-Law, of the Inner Temple, M.A.
Oxford, 6. 21 Sept. 1842; t,i. 23 April, 1874, Hon. Mary
Grace O'Brien, 3rd dau. of Lucius, 13th Lord Inchiquin, and
had one son, Abel, b. and d. 12 Oct. 1875.
III. Eobert Digby (Eev.), M.A. Cambridge, Vicar of Ted-
dington, Middlesex, b. 24 Jan. 1844; w. 15 Sept. 1877,
Mary, only dau. of George Edward Anson, Esq., C.B.,
Keeper of the Privy Purse to the Queen (by Hon. Georglna
Mary Harbord, dau. of Edward 3rd Lord Suffield, Bed-
chamber Woman to the Queen; and grand-dau. of Very
Eev. Frederick Anson, D.D., Dean of Chester, brother of
Thomas, 1st Viscount Anson.
I. Mary Frances, d. 5 Sept. 1875.
II. Frances iVnne Jane.
HtUraflr. — eight Eev. Tuojias Ram, D.D., Bishop of
Ferns and Leighlin, b. at Windsor in 1564, was educated first>
at Eton, and afterwards at King's Coll. Cambridge, where,
having taken the degree of Master of Arts, he went to
Ireland as Chaplain to Eobert Devereux, Earl of Essex, in
1599. The next year he was made Dean, first of Cork, and then
of Ferns. He was consecrated Bishop of Ferns and Leighlin
in Christ Church, Dublin, 2 May, 1605. On the plantation
of Wexford in 1615, by James I., he obtained a grant of lands,
which descended to his children. IJe m. 1st, Jane Gilford,
widow of Mr. Thompson, and had one son and four daus..
1332
EAM
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EAM
I. Thomas (Very Eev.), M.A., appointed Dean of Ferns,
II Feb. I62G; d.s.i^.
I. Grace.
II. Susan, VI. Very Rer. Robert Wilson, Dean of Fems.
III. Jane, m. Ven. Richard Jennings, Archdeacon ol' Ferns.
IV. Anne, in. John Allen, Esq. of Stonehouse, co. Wexford.
The Bishop m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of Robert Bowen, Esq. of
Bally Adams, Queen's Co. {see Burke's Landed Gentiy, Bowen
«/ Courtwood), and had lurther issue,
II. Robert (Rev.), B.A., Prebendary of Crosspatrkk or Eil-
common. Diocese of Ferns ; d. s. p.
III. Abel, of whom hereafter.
IV. Henry, d. s. }}.
V. Elizabeth, ru. Rev. William Ilewetson, Rector of St.
Werburgh's, Dublin, Prebend of Killawgie, co. Wexford.
The Bishop d. of apoplexy in Dublin, 24 Nov. 1G34, at 70 years
of age, during the session of a Convocation there, whence his
body was conveyed to Gorey, co. Wexford, and deposited in a
"fairmarble tomb, in a chapel built by himself." His 3rd son,
Abel Ram, Esq. of Ramsfort, and Clonatin, s. to the estates,
and m. Eleanor, dau. of George Andrews, D.D., Bishop of
Ferns and Leighlin, by whom (who d. 21 Dec. 1680) he had
issue,
I. Abel (Sir), his successor.
ir. Andrew, of Dublin, m. 12 Dec. 1078, Elizabeth, dau. of
William Hayes, Esq., by whom (who d. 2-1 June, 1081) ho
had one son, Thomas, who d. .•s.p., will proved 8 Nov. 16D9.
I. Jane. ii. Frideswide. iii. Anne.
Mr. Ram d. 11 June, 1070, and was s. by his son.
Sir Abel Ram, Knt. of Ramsfort, and Clonatin, J.P., Sheriff
■of Dublin 1073, and Lord Mayor 1084, m. 10G7, Eleanor, dau.
of Stephen Palmer, Esq. of Dublin, by whom (who d. 31 Oct.
1737) he had issue,
I. Abel, his successor. ii. Stephen, d. s. p.
III. George. IV. Samuel. v. Andrew.
VI. Thomas. vii. Joshua.
I. Ellinor. ii. Elizabeth. III. Rebecca.
IV. Cassandra. v. Anne.
Sir Abel d. 1092, and was s. by his eldest son,
Abel Ram, Esq. of Ramsfort and Clonatin, M.P. for
<jorey 10'J2, m. 1702, Sarah, only dau. of Thomas Humfreys,
of London, Merchant, by whom (who d. April, 1747) lie had
issue,
I. Abel, his heir.
II. Humfreys, M.P. for Gorey 1715, m. 3 May, 1738, the only
dau. of William Hawkins, Esq., Serjeant-at-Law, and by
her (who d. in London, 10 Oct. 1709, aged 50) had issue,
1 Stephen, succcs.sor to his uncle. 2 Abel.
3 George Andrew.
1 Mary, m. 1777, Robert Doyne, Esq. of Wells; and d.
1820.
in. Andrew, M.P. co. Wexford 1755; to whom his brother
Abel bequeathed the Clonatin part of the estates. He was b.
1711 ; and m. 14 Dec. 1752, Mary, dau. of John Digby, Esq.
(seeT>iGBY (Baron) in Burke's, Peerar/e) of Landenstown, co.
Kildare, by Mary his wife, only dau. of the Very Rev. Jeremy
Marsh, Dean of Kilmore, and grand-dau. of the Most Rev.
Francis Marsh, Archbishop of Dublin, and dying 1793, was
.s. by his .son,
Abel, ofClonatin, Gorey, Lieut.-Col. Wexford Militia, M.P.
for Duk-ek 17aO, in. 1775, Elizabeth, dau. of .loseph
Stopford, Esq., brother of James, 1st Earl of Courtown
(by Anne his wife, dau. of Knightley Chetwodc, Esq. of
Woodbrook, Queen's Co.), and d. 1830, having had issue,
1 Abel John, ofClonatin, b. 20 June, 1770; m. 11 Aug.
1803, Frances Anne, dau. of John Port, Esq. of Ham
Hall, CO. Stafford (by Mary, dau. of John D'Ewcs, Esq.
of Wellesboume, co. Warwick (sec Granville, of Welles-
bournf), and d. v. p. 3 Nov. 1823, leaving by her (who (/.
4 Nov. 1800), with two daus. (Harriet Elizabeth Mary,
and Frances Mary Anne), a son,
Eev. Abel John Ram, iiow of Clonatin, who s. his
grandfather 1830.
2 William Andrew, h. 20 May, 1781, Lieut. R.N., killed
on board 11. M. S. "Victory "at the battle of Trafalgar,
21 Oct. 1805.
3 James Stopford, b. 5 Oct. 1785, Lieut. R.N., drowned
2 Feb. 1809, off Bermuda, in the endeavour to save the
life of a brother officer.
4 Digby Joseph Stoplord (Rev.), of Erookeville, co.
Cork, b. 4 Feb. 1790; to. Penelope, dau. of Christmas
Paul Wallis, Esq. of Itcnnie, co. Cork, and by her (who
d. 1851) had (with a dau., Mary Anne Elizabctli, //(. 2
June, 1843, Sir Cliristophcr Robert Lighton, 4th bart. of
Merville, co. Dublin) a son,
Stopford James (Rev.), Vicar of Christ Church,
Battersca, 6. 1 March, 1820; m. 20 March, 1849,
Eleanor Mary, dau. of Lieut.-Col. Edward Hawk-
ehaw, 31st regt., and has issue,
Ernest Digby, b. 25 June, 1856.
Henry Stopford, b. 11 Dec. 1853
Nixon Chetwode, h. 25 Jan. l^Ct.
Stopford Edward, 6. 7 Dec. 1803.
Andrew Wilniot, b. 7 Sept. 1804; deeoai?(!(!,
Constance Josephine Stopford, 0. 22 June, 1850;
deceased.
Edith Eleanor, 6. 20 Dec. 1851.
Augusta Mary, 6. 13 Aug. 1853; n. 22 Nov. 137C,
Justyn G. D. Douglas, Esq., M.D.
Dora Janet, b. 25 Jan. 1857.
. 1 Mary Anne, m. 4 April, 1809, Thomas Hamilton Millar,
Esq. of Dalswinton, co. Dumfries; d. 10 July, 1819,
leaving issue, two sons and one dau.
2 Elizabeth Frances, d. July, 1839.
3 Catherine Henrietta, in. 2 April, 1812, Major Robert
Nixon, 1st (R(iyal) regt., and d. Jan. 1823, leaving issue,
one son, and four daus.
I. Mary, m. 1766, Thomas Cooley. ii. Sarah.
Mr. Ram, whose will, dated 1 March, 1735-6, was proved
4 Dec. 1740, was s. by his eldest son,
Abel Ram, Esq. of Ramsfort, and Clonatin, to. 1 Aug. 175C,
Rebecca, dau. of — Tuller, Esq., and had one son,
Abel, b. 11 June, 1757, who d. young.
Mr. Ram, whose will, dated 10 July, 1771, was proved 2 Sept.
1778, was s. in the Ramsfort portion of the estates by liis
nephew,
Sti:piien Ram, Esq. of Ramsfort, M.P. for Gorey 1789; m.
18 June, 1774, Lady Chailotte Stopford, 6th dau. of James,
1st Earl of Courtown, and had issue,
I. Abel, his heir.
n. Stephen, d. unm. 1820.
I. Anne, wi. Robert Brooke, Esq. (see Beooke of Dromavana,
Bdrke's Landed Gcntrp.)
II. Elizabeth, to. 1827, Christopher Domvile, Esq.
III. Charlotte.
Mr. Ram d. 1821, and was s. by his only son,
Abel Ram, Esq. of Ramsfort, High Sheriff co. Wexford
1829. m. 19 Dec. 1818, Eleanor Sarah, only dau. of Jerome
Knapp, Esq. of Charlton House, Berks, and had issue,
Stephen, his heir.
Eleanor Anne, in. 1849, Archibald James Campbell, Esq,
Mr. Ram d. 14 Jan. 1832, and was s. by his only son,
Stephen Ram, Esq. of Ramsfort, formerly J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1840, b. 15 April, 1819; in. 7 Aug. 1839, Mary
Christian, dau. of James Archbold Casamaijor, Esq., Madras
Civil Service, and had issue,
I. Stephen James, Capt. Scots Fusilier Guards, 6. 10 April,
1S40; d. uvrn. 11 April, 1869.
II. F.ilmund Arthur, b. 1841 ; m. 1873, Florence Jane, eldest
dau. of Charles Richard Harford, Esq. ; and d. s. p.
III. Abel Humphrey, b. 1843; m. 10 July, 1870, Helen, only
dau. of Frederick William AUix, Esq. of Willoughby Hall,
CO. Lincoln.
IV. Arthur Archib.ald, b. 1852.
I. Jlary Eleanor.
II. Adcla Jane Benedicta Mary,
Anna (confirmed and crest granted TGG6) — .\z., a chevron erm.
between throe rams' heads erased armed. Crei^t—A ram's head
erased arg. armed or, charged with a chevron az. Motto — Quod
tibi vis fieri fac alteri.
/Scat— Clonatin, Gorey, co. Wexford.
BATiISAir OF BAE.E,A.
Eamsay, John, Esq.,of Barra, co. Aberdeen, J.P.
and D.L., M.A. Cambridge, formerly Major Eoyal
Aberdeenshire Higlilandera, and Lieut.-Col. Aber-
deenshire Eifle Volunteers, b. 3 Dec. 1831 ; m.
16 Sept. 1858, Leonora Sophia, only dau. of tlie
Eev. Nathaniel Eond, of Creech Grange, Dorset,
Hon. Canon of Sarum, and by her (who d. 4 Feb.
1862) has an only child,
TilART Agnes.
ILillClCJC.— Tliis is a branch of the very ancient family of
Innes of Inner mavkie and lidengight. John Innes (eldest son
of James Innes of Maisley, who was 3rd son of John Innes, of
Edengight, co. B.anff ), rn. 25 June, 1785, Mary, only child and
heiress of John Bamsat, of Barra, assumed, on the death of
Mr. Ramsay, 22 Aug. 1787, the surname of Ramsay, and by his
said wife (who (7. 18 Dec. 1811) left at his decease, 14 April,
1814, 1 John, his heir; 2 James, in. Maria, widow of Garden
Campbell, Esq. of Troup, and (?. 1867, leaving issue; 3 William,
m. and had two daus.; 1 Mary, in. 1st, Wilham Brelmer, Esq.,
and 2ndly, H. G. Leshe, Esq. of DunUigas; 2 Elizabeth, <Z-
1818: 3 Margaret, in. Gen. Sir George Turner, K.C.B.; nril
4 Helen, d. IbOO. The eldest son,
EAM
THE LANDED GENTRY,
EA5I
133
a
Jons Ramsay, Esq. of Barra, &. 3 May, 178G; m. 15 Feb.
>31, Susan, 3rd dau. of Alexander Innes, of Pitraedden, co.
Aberdeen, and by her (who jii. 2ndly,24 Oct. 1844, William Henry
Kares, Esq., Capt. R.N. (who d. 7 March, 1867), had issue,
John, now of Barra.
Christina Susan Mary.
Mr. Ramsay d. 23 Oct. 1832.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, ar^., an eagle displayed sa.
.<;urmounted of a less of the field, charged with three stars of
six points wavy az., for Ramsay; 2nd and 3rd, arg., three
- ars of six points, two and one, az. and in the centre chief a
iullet gu., all within a bordure invected chequy of the second
a:id tirst, for Inses. Cre.ttn — 1st, Ramsay : An eagle rising re-
;,'aardant sa. armed and beaked or, langued gu.; 2nd, Innes :
A branch of palm .slipped ppr. Mottoes — Migro et rcspicio;
and, Ornatur radix frunue.
Seat — Straloch, near Aberdeen. Clubs — Carlton; Kew Club,
Edinburgh; and Junior Carlton.
EAIaSAY OF WHITEHILL.
■Waedlaw-Eamsat, Robert BALForR, Esq. of
Whitehill, co. Edinburgh, and Tilljcoultry, co.
Clackmannan, J.P. tiiid D.L. co. Edinburgh, b.
11 June, 1815 ; m. 4 June, 1841, Lady Louisa Jane
Hay, 3rd dau. of George, 7th Marquess of Tweed-
aale, by Lady Susan Montagu his wife, dau. of
WiUiam, 5th Duke of Manchester, and has issue,
I. BoBEKT Geobge, Lieut. 67th regt., 6. 23 Jan. 1852.
I. Susan Georgiana, m. Rev. Frederic Abel Leslie Melville,
son of Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville, and has issue.
II. Anne Charlotte, deceased.
III. Louisa Jane. iv. Elizabeth Caroline.
\. Flora Catherine, deceased.
VI. May Alice. vii. Edith Mary.
Tin. Mabel Frances. is. Emily Alexina.
iLtUCatJC. — This family is descended from the very ancient
IJouse of Wakdlaw, Baron of Torrie, which suffered the loss
of many of its possessions from its adherence to the cause of
King JouN Baliol, but retained the estate of Torrie, co.
Fife.
SiB Henky Waedlaw, of Torrie, had two sons, Andkew, his
heir; and Walter, Bishop of Glasgow, who was raised to the
rank of Cardinal 13S1, and d. 1387. Sir Andrew Wardlaw,
of Torrie, by a dau. of the noble House of De Valoniis, had
two sons, WiLUAM, his heir: and Henry, Archbishop of St.
Andrew's, Papal Legate in Scotland, and one of the most illus-
trious prelates who have adorned the Church. He d. 1440.
From William Wardlaw, of Torrie, descended a long line of
Wardlaws 0/ Torn>, and Waudlaws of Pitreavie. Sib Henry
Wardlaw, of Pitreavie, was created a Baronet of Nova Scotia
1631, by King Charles L
John Wardlaw, of Abden, 3rd son of Sir Henry Wardlaw,
of Pitreavie, yu. Jean, dau. of James Melville, of Hulhill, and
was father of John Wardlaw, of Abden, who m. Christian
Dewar, and had two sons, i. John, the younger, of Abden,
«i. Katherine Pringle, and had an only child, Christian; and
II. William, who was father (by Elizabeth Hay his wife) of
William Wardlaw, who m. Janet Marshall, and left, with
junior issue, a son,
Capt. William W.ardlaw, R.N., to. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Balfour Ramsay, Esq. of Balbirnie and Whitehill (by Anne his
wife, dau. and heir of Sir Andrew Ramsay, 3rd bart. of
Whitehill, descended from a scion of Dalhousie), and had issue,
I. William, H.E.I.C.S., d. s. j). 1812; ii. Robert, of whom
presently; iii. John, a gen. ofBcer, m. 1812, Anne, dau. of
Gerard, 1st Lord Lake, and d. 1848, leaving issue; and
1. Anne, d. 1849. The 2nd son,
Robert Wardlaw Ramsay, Esq., Capt. H.E.I.C.'s Xaval
Service, s. to the Whitehill estate at the decease of his maternal
uncle. He m. ISll, Lady Anne Lindsay, 2nd dau. of Alexander,
6th Earl of Balcarres; and d. 1837, leaving issue by her (who
d. 1845),
William, d. v.nm.
Robert Balfour, late H.E.I.C.S., now of Wliitehill.
Balcarres Dalrymple, late Lieut. -Col. in the army, m. 1S51,
Anne, only dau. of the late Edward ColUns, Esq. of Frowlrs-
■worth, CO. Leicester, formerly Capt. 2Ist Light Dragoons,
and sister of William Collins Wood, Esq.
John, in. 1847, Penelope, dau. of Rev. William Macdonall, of
Listen; and d. in 1875.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., an eagle displayed sa.,
beaked and mcmbered gu. within a border sa. charged with
eight roses arg., for Ramsay; 2nd and 3rd, az. three niasclcs
or, quartering Valence, for Wardlaw. OreUs — iBt : A uni-
corn's head erased arg. charged with a rose gu.; 2nd- An
estoilc or. jVoUocs— Semper victor; and, over the crests
I'amilias firmat pietas. '
6ff'(.<— Whitehill, co. Edinburgh; and Tillycoultry, co.
Clackmannan.
RAMSAY OF KILDALTON.
Ramsay, John, Esq. of Kiklahon, co. Argyll,
J.P. for CO. Lanark, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Stirliu'^
1868, elected M.P. for Falkirk 1874, I. 1814 ; m.
1st, 1857, Elizabeth, dau. of the late ■William
Shields, Esq. of Lanchester, co. Durham (she d.
1861), and 2ndly, 1871, Lucy, dau. of George
Martin, Esq. of Aucheudennan, co. Dumbarton;
and has issue,
I. Mary Anne. ii. Elizabeth Lucy.
Mr. Ramsay is the youngest son of the late Robert
Eamsay, Esq. of Stirling, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Wniiam Stirhng, Esq. of Craigforth, co. Stirling.
5c((«— Kildalton, Greenock, N.B. Cai6s— Windham ; and
Athenaeum.
PvAhesbothajm: of crowboeottgh
WAREEN.
Ramsbotham, James, Esq. of Crowborongh
Warren, Sussex, formerly of Centre Vale, co. Lan-
caster, b. 10 March, 1814 ; m. 20 April, 1837, Jane,
only dau. of Joshua Fielden, Esq. of Waterside,
Todmorden, and has had issue,
I. John, of Ooklye, Crowborough, Sussex, J.P., b. 26 Dec.
1839; TO. 28 July, 1864, Emilie Helen Leigh, youngest dau.
of William Clare, Esq. of the Hollies, Edge Lane, Liver-
pool, and by her (who d. 18 April, 1874) has issue, 1 James
Hugh Fielden, 6. 8 June, 1865, d. 12 April, 1874; 2 Ralph
Leigh, b. 7 Nov. 1872; 1 Alice Mary, 6. and d. 1868;
2 Hilda.
IX. Thomas, Lieut. R.N., 6. 10 Aug. 1842; to. 26 Aug. 1869,
Agnes Mary, dau. of Rev. Thomas Ramsbotham, late
Rector of Heywood, Hon. Canon of Manchester, and has
issue,
HI. Fielden, b. 10 July, 1846; to. Edith, tlau. of late Rev.
Robert Walker, Professor of Experimental Philosophy,
Wadham Coll. Oxford, and has issue.
IV. Richard Hugh, b. 1 May, 1648: m. Agnes G. L., dau. of
the late Hem-y Hoyle, Esq. of Little Harwood Hall, Black-
burn, and has issue.
V. Philip Bury, b. 4 March, 1854 ; m. Florence, Srd flau. of
Rev. Richard King, of Prestwich, co. Lancaster.
VI. Edward Geoffrey, b. 1 April, 1856.
vii. Hcrwald, 6. 29 Oct. 1859.
I. Alice Fielden, m. Capt. J. Brydges Walker, R.A., 2nd son
of the late Rev. Robert Walker, of Wadham Coll. Oxford,
and has issue.
II. Frances, in. Commander Robert Watts Davies, R.X.,
eldest son of B. Davies, Esq. of Prince Edward's Island,
and has issue.
ILiUCaQC. — Richard Ramsbotham, to. Elizabeth Walker,
niece to the Very Rev. Richard Wroe, Warden of the Colle-
giate Church, Manchester, 1G83, wasfatherof
John Ramsbotham, Esq. of Old Hall, Stand, co. Lancaster,
m. Rebecca, dau. of James Bury, of Holcombc, and had (with
a dau. Rebecca, who d. 1833, aged 64) three sons, John, d. at
Naples, 1811, aged 48; James, d. 1835, aged 65; and
Thomas Ramsbotham, Esq. of Centre Vale, co. Lancaster,
TO. 26 May, 1802, Esther, dau. of James Openshaw, Esq. of
Ridvales, near Bury, and by her (who d. Jan. 1826) had issue,
John, d. v.nm. at Paris, 1833, aged 27.
James, now of Crowborough Warren.
Thomas (Rev.), Hon. Canon of Manchester.
Jane, d. unm.
Mary. m. 1834, John Crossley, Esq. of Scaitcliffe, near Tcd-
morden, deceased.
Mr. Ramsbotham d. 22 April, IS39.
Arms— Arg., on a fess gu. between ten pellets three fleurs-
de-lis or, quartering Bury. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a
ram's head couped ppr. Motto— 'ison vi sed virtute.
ictU— Crowborough Wanen, Tunbridge Wells.
EAMSDEN OF CARLTON HALIi.
Ramsden, Robekt John, Esq. of Carlton Hall,
Notts, J.P., 6. 12 June, 1817; m. 10 Dec= 1841,
1334
KAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EAS
Mary Matilda, eldest survivirg dau. of the Eev.
Henry GipjDs, of Elmley, Kent, Vicar of St. Peter's,
Hereford, by Emma Maria his wife, 2nd dau. of
John Plumptre, of Fredville, Xent, and by her (who
d. 4 July, 1875), had issue,
I. Robert Henry, 6. 10 Sept. 1845; m. 31 May, 1871, Fran-
cesca Romana Maria, eldest dau. of Charles Jebb, Jilsq.
of Clifton, CO. Gloucester; and d. 19 May, 1874, leaving
Robert Charles Plumptre, b. 9 Feb. 1874, and Frances
Alice, b. 10 May, 1872.
II. Edward Plumptre, b. 21 March, 184S ; m. 3 Sept. 1875,
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of W. Kelly, Esq. of Blackheath,
and had a dau., b. 30 June 1876; d. 22 April, 1877.
III. Charles Arthur, b. 4 April, 1849; m. 15 Sept. 1875, Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Leckenby, Esq. of Scarborough, and
has issue, a dau., 6. 26 July, 1876.
IV. Algernon Fciklen, 6. 11 Sept. 1850.
V. John Pemberton, 6. 28 Jan. 1854.
I. Mary Emma Frances, m. 16 Nov. 1876, T. E. Purdon, Esq.,
M.D., of 16, Eldon Square, Newcastle-on-Tync, and has
issue.
II. Elizabeth Emily. in. Frances Eleanor Matilda.
HtltCagC. — Robert Ramsden, Esq. of Osberton, Notts,
5th son of Sir William Ramsden, 2nd bart. of Uyrom, co. York,
by Elizabeth his wife, 2nd dau of John, Viscount Lonsdale,
First Commissioner of the Treasui-y 1690, was an officer in the
army, and served at Dettingen and Fontenoy, together with
his brother Frecheville, afterwards Lieut.-Governor of Car-
lisle. He m. 13 Jan. 1753, Elizabeth, eldest dau. and eventual
heir of John Smyth, Esq. of Heath Hall, co. York, and had
two sons, Robert and John, and two daus., Catherine and
Charlotte. He d. 9 Feb. 17G9, and was s. by his son,
Robert Ramsden, Esq. of Carlton Hall, m. 1783, Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of John Uppleby, Esq. of Wootton, co. Lincoln,
and widow of Abel Smith, Esq., brother of Robert, 1st Lord
Carrington, and had, with other issue, a son,
Robert Ramsden, Esq. of Carlton Hall, co. Notts, J.P.,High
Sheriff 1837, 6. 29 March, 1784; in. 29 July, 1816, Frances
Matilda, dau. of John Plumptre, Esq., and sister to John
Plumptre, Esq. of Fredville, M.P. for East Kent, and by her
(who d. 22 April, 1837) had surviving issue,
I. Robert John, now of Carlton Hall.
II. Charles Henry, M.A., Vicar of Chilhani, Kent, 5. 6
June, 1818; m. 1 May, 1846, Mary Hamilton, 2nd dau. oi
the Rev. Henry Hamilton Beamish (see Beamish nf Mount
Beamish) by his 1st wife, Anne Isabella, only child of Rev.
Edward Spread {see Smyth of Ileadburomjk), and had issue,
1 Charles Hamilton, b. 27 March, 1847.
2 Henry Plumptre (Rev.), b. 7 April, 1818.
3 Francis Edward, R.N., b. 24 July, 1849.
4 Herbert F'recheville Smyth, b. 6 March, 1856, Lieut. 67th
regt.
1 Frances Matilda Anne, in. Stafford O'Brien Hoare, Esq.
2 GertruJ.e Mt.rv.
IH. Edward Stewart (Rer.), 6. 14 Jan. 1827 ; and d. 28 Nov.
1852. IV. Henry Stewart, deceased.
V. Frederick Selwyn (Rev.), M.A., b. 12 July, 1830; ?»,. 23
April, 1862, Mary Jane, dau. of the late Rev. Joseph Parker,
M.A., Rector of Wyton, co. Huntingdon, and had two sons,
the younger of whom d. in infancy. He (/. 17 Jan. 1865.
VI. John Flumptre, of North House, Carlton, Notts, b. 8
March, 1832.
VII. Samuel, b. 11 April, 1837; d. 20 Aug. 1851.
viir. Pemberton, twin with Samuel, d. 13 April, 1837.
I. Fanny Helen, b. 3 Aug. 1819; d. 6 Dec. 1827.
II. F'anny Charlotte.
III. Emma Louisa, m. 29 Sept. 1853, Rev. Henry Gladwin
Jebb, 2nd son of Henry Jebb, Esq. of Boston, co. Lincoln,
and has issue.
IV. Emily Anna.
Anns — Arg., on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sa. as
many rams' heads erased of the first. Crest — An armed arm
couped at the elbow and erect ppr. holding in the hand a fieur-
de-lis sa. Motto — Audaces fortuna juvat.
iSeciS— Carlton Hall, near Worksop, Notts.
KANDOLPH OF EAST COURT.
Eandolph, Arthur Randolph, Esq. of East
Court, Wilts, late Capt. 15th Hussars, b. 19 Aun;.
1839 ; m. 1st, 28 April, 1864, Bellamira Emma, dau.
of the Hon. Francis Ward Primrose, and jjrand-dau.
of Neil, 3rd Earl of Rosebery, and has issue,
Joseph Randolph, 6. 9 Oct. 1867.
BcUamiva Comtaucc,
He m. 2ndly, 19 Dec. 1878, Edith Sybil, eldest dau.
of John Frederick May, Esq. M.D., of Washington,
U.S.A. Capt. Randolph, the only surviving son of
Joseph Randolph Mullings, Esq. (who d. 18 Oct.
1859), by Margaret Anne Gregory his wife, s. hi8
brother, Joseph Mullings, who d. unm. 30 June,
1860. He assumed the surname of Randolph, in
lieu of that of Mullings, in 1877.
Arms (as borne) — Az., a cross moline or, quarter. pierced of
the field. Crest — A goat ppr. Motto — Per ardua stabilis.
tieiU — East Court, Malmesbury, Wilts. Club — Windham, S.W.
RANKIN OF OTTER.
Rankin, Patrick, Esq. of Otter House, co.
Argyll, b. 1844; s. his grandfather 1873. Mr.
Rankin is the eldest son of James Thomson Rankin,
Esq. (who d. 1861), by Ann, dau. of Andrew Thom-
son, Esq. of Whiterigg, co. Lanark, and grandson
of Patrick Rankin, Esq. of Otter and Auchengray.
Seat — Otter House, Kilfinan, co. Argyll.
RASHLEIGH OF MENABILLY.
Rashleigh, Jonathan, Esq. of Menabilly,
Cornwall, and Feniton Court, Devon, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff Cornwall, 1877, b. 7 Jan. 1820 ; m.
1st, 1 Aug. 1813, Mary Pole, dau. of the Hon. and
Most Rev. William i Stuart, D.D., Archbishop of
Armagh, and grand-dau. of John, 3rd Earl of Bute,
K.G., by whom (who d. 25 Jan. 1852) he had issue,
I. Jonathan, 6. 26 May, 1845; m. 8 Nov. 1870, Mary Frances,
dau. of John Labouchere, Esq. of Broome Hall, Surrey,
brother of Henry, late Lord Taunton; and d. 8 Deo.
1872, leaving a son, John Cosmo, b. 2 July, 1872.
II. Evelyn William, h. 6 Jan. 1850.
II. Caroline Mary Stuart, m. 21 Nov. 1867, Major Charles
P. Long, 13th regt. Light Infantry, who d. 2 Nov. 1S71,
leaving issue.
II. Alice Henrietta. iii. Mary Anna.
Mr. Rashleigh m. 2ndly, 3 Aug. 1869, Jane Eliza-
beth, only dau. and heir of Arthur Pugh, Esq. of
Lissadrone, co. Mayo, and Fitzwilliam Square, co.
Dublin, and has further issue,
HI. Arthur, 6. 24 June, 1871.
IV. Eleanor Elizabeth. v. Kathleen.
ILtUCJlCfC.— The Rashleighs of Menabilly are a younger
branch of the ancient family of Rashleigh of Rashleigh, co.
Devon. The first that settled in Cornwall, according to the
Visitation, was
Philip Rashleigh, m. Jenet, dau. of Thomas Leigh, and
had two sons, i. Robert, his son and heir, aged 30 years and
upwards 1549 (who d. 1587, leaving a son and heir, John,
then aged 20 years 7 months and 24 days, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Richard Trevanion, Esq. of that co., 1620); ii. John,
of whom hereafter. Mr. Rashleigh d., according to an inq.
post mort. taken 4 Edward VI., 14 June, 1549. His 2nd son,
John Rashleigh, who settled as a Merchant at Fowey, m.
Alice, dau. of William Lanyon, Esq., and dying 10 Aug. 1582,
left, with six daus. (i. Agnes, m. William Martin, of Totnes,
Devon; ii. Jane, m. John Mayo, of Lowe, co. Cornwall;
-I. Avis, ?7i. Kestell, of Cornwall; iv. Joanna, d. unm.i
v. Evelyn, m. Apley, of Devon; vi. Mary, m. 2 March, 1583ji
Simon Clotworthie, of Rashleigh,) one son, his successor, V
John Rashleigh, Esq- of Menabilly, M.P. for Fowey 31 a cl
39 Elizabeth, m. 10 Feb. 1575, Alice, dau. of Richard Bony-
thorn, Esq. of Carclew, by whom (who d. April, 1607) he
issue,
I. John, his heir.
n. Jonathan, successor, to his brother.
I. Alice, m. Nicholas Sawle, of Cornwall.
II. Deborah, m. John Spark, of Devon.
The eldest son,
John Rashlbigh, Esq., of Menabilly, bapt. 22 Pec. 1583,1
s. his father, and d. s. p., when he was s. by his brother,
Jonathan Rashleigh, Esq., of Menabilly, M.P. for Fowey,
m. 1st, Anne, dau. of Sir Robert Bassett, Knt. ; and 2ndly,
Mary, dau. of John Harris, Esq. of Radford, near Plymouth,
aad was s. by his grandson,
EAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EAT
1335
Jonathan riASTiLETGn, F.pq. of Mcnabilly, Hiffh Sheriff in
2 James II. (son of John Easlilcigh and Joan his wife, dau. of
John PoUcxfen, Esq.), to. 12 Dec. 1681, Sarah, eldest dau. of
Sir John Carew, 3rd bart. of Antony, and had issue. The
eldest son dying without issue, the estates devolved upon the
2nd son,
Jonathan Rashleigh, Esq. of Mcnahilly, M.P. for Fowey.
He m. Wary, dau. of Sir William Clayton, Eart., and had
issue,
I. Philip, his successor.
II. Jonathan (Kev.), Hector of Silverton, Devon, m. 1st,
Catherine, duu. of the Kev. William Stackhouse, V.D., of
Trchane, and left, with other issue,
William Eashleigh, heir to his uncle.
He m. 2ndly, Jane, sister of Sir Alexander P. Gordon
Cumming, Bart., and by her had a son, Georcc Cuniniing.
III. John, of Penquite, m. Catherine, dau. of William Battle,
M.D., and had, with younger children.
Sir John Col.man Eashleigh, Bart, of Prideaux, so
created 30 Sept. 1831 {see Burke's I'cerar/e and BuroneUge).
I. Jane, in. Robert Duke, Esq. of Lake House, Wilts.
II. Mary, m. William Stackhouse, Esq. of Trehane.
in. Eachel, m. John Gould, M.D., of Truro.
Mr. Eashleigh was s. by his eldest son,
PniLip Eashleigh, Esq. of Menabilly, M.P. for Fowey. lie
m. his cousin, Jane, dau. of the Eev. Carolus Pole, but had no
issue. He was s. at his decease by his nephew,
William Eashleigh, Esq. ofMenabilly, M.P. for the Borough
of Fowey, High Sheriff co. Cornwall 1818, in. 1st, Rachel, dau.
of William Stackhouse, Esq. of Trehane, but had no sur-
viving issue. He m. 2ndly, Caroline, eldest dau. of Henry
Hinxman, Esq. of Ivychurch, Wilts, and by her (who d.
ii Nov. 1842) had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. Jonathan, successor to his brother.
I. Charlotte Hinxman, m. Charles Edward Eashleigh, Esq.
of Horton, and had issue.
II. Jane, in. 1846, Eev. C. Archer, and d. 1859.
Mr. Eashleigh d. 14 May, 1855, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Eashleigh, Esq. ofMenabilly, J. P. and D.L., M.P.
for East Cornwall, b. 16 April, 1816; to. 28 March, 1843, Hon.
Catherine Stewart, eldest dau. of Eobert Walter, 11th Lord
Blantyre, by whom (who d. Nov. 1872) he had a dau.,
Edith Frances, in. 1876, Sackville George Stopford-Sack-
ville, Esq., M.P. for North Northamptonshire.
Mr. Eashleigh d. 31 Oct. 1871, and was s. by his brother,
Jonathan Eashleigh, Esq. now of Menabilly.
Arms — Sa., a cross or, between in the 1st quarter a Cornish
chough arg. beaked and legged gu. ; in the 2nd quarter a text
JC ; in the 3rd and 4th quarters, a crescent all of the third.
6'ca(s— Menabilly, near Fowey, Cornwall; and Feniton
Court, near Honiton, Devon.
EATHBONE OF GREENBANK.
Eathbone, William, Esq. of Greenbank, co.
Lancaster, J. P. and D.L. for co. Lancaster, was
elected M.P. for Liverpool, 1868, b. 11 Feb. 1819 ;
m. 1st, 18i7, Lucre'aa, dau. of S. S. Gair, Esq., and
Las issue,
I. William, m. 7 June, 1S77, Blanche, dau. of C. Luling,
Esq., New York. ii. Thomas Ashton.
in. Henry Gair. iv. Edward L. W.
I. Lucretia Elizabeth.
He m. 2ndly, 1862, Emily, dau. of the late Aclieson
Lde, Esq. of The Oaks, co. Londonderry, and has
li.id issue,
V. Cyril, deceased. yi. Acheson Lyle.
yil. Bertram Eric. viii. Francis Warre.
n. Emily Evelyn. iii. Eleanor Florence.
HfllCajC— William Eathbone, b. 1C9G, son of William
Bathbone, was father of another
William Eathbone, of Liverpool, b. 1725, m. twice, and had
several children, most of whom d. in infancy; two only left
issue. The eldest son,
William Eathbone, Esq. of Liverpool and Greenbank, b.
1757, an eminent Merchant of Liverpool, to. 17 Aug. 1786,
Hannah Mary, only dau. of Eichard Reynolds, Esq., the well-
Itnown Bristol Philanthropist, and had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. Richard, of Woodcroft, 6. 2 Dec. 1783 ; m. his cousin.
Miss H. M. Reynolds, Esq., dau. of Joseph Reynolds, Esq.
of Ketley, Salop, and has issue,
II.
1 Richard Reynolds, 6. 19 April, 1806.
2 Basil, 0. 5 April, 1824.
3 William Benson, 6. 17 April, 1826.
1 Hannah Mary. 2 Margaret. 3 Emily.
III. Theodore Woolman, of Allerton Priory, near Liverpool
J.P., b. 4 Aug. 1798 ; to. 8 May, 1826, Lucy, eldest dau. of
Edward Pearson, Esq. of Pickhill Hall, co. Flint, bv Lucy
his wife, youngest sister of SirThonias HesUeth, of Euflord
Hall, Bart., and by her (who cZ. 19 April, 1848), left surviving
isiue,
1 Theodore William, of Backwood Nekton, co. Chester, J.P.
CO. Chester, formerly Cornet 6th InniskillingDragoons, 6,
14 March, 1832; m. 6 July, 1861, Maria Mary Payne, dau.
■ of James Johnstone, Esq., M.D., ol Birmingham, and has
surviving issue, one dau.
1 Lucy Anna.
2 Jessie Sophia, m. 12 Nov. 1862, Alderman Joseph Hub-
back, of Beechwood, d. 1863.
Mr. Theodore W. Eathbone d. 15 Aug. 1863.
IV. Benson, of Geldeston, co. Norfolk, 6.26 Aug. 1800; d.
udin. 27 Oct. 1834.
V. Hannah Mary, m. Jan. 1831, William Reynolds, Esq.
M.D., of Wyncote, near Liverpool, d. 18U5.
Mr. Eathbone d. 11 Feb. 1809.
William Eathbone, Esq. of Greenbank, co. Lancaster, J.P.,
b. 17 June, 1787 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Greg, Esq. of
Quarry Bank, co. Chester, and has three sons and three daus.
William, now of Greenbank.
Samuel Greg, b. 17 May, 1823.
Philip Henry, b. 8 May, 1828.
Elizabeth. Hannah Maiy, deceased.
Agnes Mary, ci. Jime, 1863.
He d. 1 Feb. 1868.
Arms — Erm., on a fess az. between two roses in chief gu.
barbed and seeded and the Eoman lasces erect in base ppr.
three bezants. Crest — The Eoman fasces fessways in liont of
a lion's head ppr., gorged with a collar arg., charged with
two roses gu. Motto — Suaviter et fortiter.
Seat — Greenbank, Liverpool.
EATTRAY OF CRAIGHALL EATTEAY.
Cleee-Ratteat, James, Esq.,C.B., of Craighall
Eattraj, co. Perth, Col. in the army, J.P. and D.L,
for CO. Perth, b. 31 Oct. 1832.
JLt'urrtgC. — The surname of Eattrat is derived from the
barony of the same name in the co. Perth, and was assumed ad
a very remote era. The first of the family upon record,
Alanus de Eatheriff, lived in the reigns of William the Lios
and Alexander II., and his son.
Sir Thomas Eattrat, received the honour of Enighthood
from Alexander III. His grandson.
Sir Adam Eatreff, of Eatreff, is styled in Prijnne's Collec-
ctoits, "Nobilis vir dominus de Eatreff, anno 1291," and in
Ri/mer's Fad Angl., when Sir Adam, with many others, was
compelled to submit to King Edward 1., it is stated, "Nobiles
viri Adam de Eetrefe et Willielmus de Maule feceruut fideli-
•tatem dicto regi, anno 1292."
Dr. John Clerk, President of the Eoyal College of Phy-
sicians at Edinburgh, and for more than thirty years the first
medical practitioner in Scotland, purchased the lands of Lis-
tonshiels and Spittal, in Mid-Lothian. He to. 1720, Mai-garet,
eldest dau. of Dr. Thomas Eattray, of Craighall Kattray, co.
Perth, and lineal descendant of the family of Eattray of that
ilk, and had five sons and one dau. The 3rd son,
David Clarke, M.D., of Edinburgh, Physician to the Eoyal
Infirmary, to. Helen, dau. of James Duff, Esq. of Craigston,
CO. Aberdeen, and dying 1768, left two sons, James, and
Eobert, b. Feb. 1765, who d. at Cadiz. The elder,
James Clerk, Esq., 6. 3 Dec. 1763, became of Craighall
Eattray, and assumed the surname of Rattray. This gentle-
man distinguished himself at the Scottish Bar, and was con-
stituted a Baron of the Exchequer. He to. 3 Jan. 1791, Jane,
only dau. of Admiral Duff, of Fetteresso, and dying 29 Aug.
1831, left (with one dau., Jane, m. William M. Hay, 2nd son of
Hay, of Newton) a son and successor,
Egbert Clerk Rattray, Esq. of Craighall Eattray, J.P.
and D.L., 6. 21 Dec. 1795; in. 12 Feb. 1824, Christina, dau. of
James Eichardson, Esq. of Pitlonr, and d. 27 Oct. 1851,
having had issue,
James, now of Craighall.
Adam, Capt., 92nd Highlanders, b. 1333 ; d. v.nm. July, 18(0,
Elizabeth Susan, in. the Eev. Alexmder Bum Murdoch, of
Neuck. _ „ ,
Jane. Charlotte Mary, m. the Rev. Robert Taylor.
4b
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EAW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
KAW
Helen Christina, m. 1854, Mlcliacl Foster Wara, Esq., eldest
son of Thomas Kawaon Ward, Esq. of Ogbourne St.
Andrew, and Easton Priory, Wilts.
Jemima Barbara, m. 1873, Lieut.-Col. Thomas Philip
Graham, Scots Guards, and d. June, 1878.
Arms — Az., three crosses-crosslct fitchee or, quartering
Clekk, viz., or, a fess chequy az. and arg. between two
crescents in chief gu. and a boar's head coupcd in base sa. a
bordure of the second. Crests— 1st, On a mullet a flaming heart
ppr. ; 2nd, A demi-huntsman winding a horn ppr. habited
vert. Supporters— TyilO serpents nowed vert. il/o«o— Super
sideravotura.
£«ai— Craighall Rattray, Blairgowrie, CO. Perth.
EAWLINSON OP DUDDOIT HALL.
Eawltnson, WiLiiAM MiLLERS, Esq. of Duddon
Hall, Cumberland, s. his father 1875.
UlUraflC— William Rawlinson, son of John Rawlix-
BON, of Greenhead, inColton, co. Lancaster, temp. Henry VII.,
5)1. 1 Henry VIII., a dau. of Benson, of Skelwith, in the
same co., and had two sons, John, of Greenhead (who m. a
tlau. of Miles Sawrey, of Graythwaite), and from him descended
the Rawlinsons rf Carh Hall, and
William Rawlinson, Esq. of Toddilbank, m. another dau.
of Miles Sawrey, of Graythwaite, and was father of Thomas
Rawlinson, of Graythwaite, living 24 Jan. 1G25, whose elder
son by his 1st wife, Bridget, only dau. and heiress of John
Sawrey, Esq. of Graythwaite,
William Rawlinson, Esq. of Graythwaite and Rusland
Hall, Capt. in a troop of volunteers, did good service to the
Commons at Marston Moor and Ribble Bridge. He m. Eliza-
beth, dau. of Anthony Sawrey, Esq. of Plumptou, and by her
who d. Sept. 163.3) had, with eight daus., three sons,
Thomas, his heir.
WiUiara (Sir), Knt., Serjcant-at-Law, one of the Lords Com-
missioners of the Great Seal till 1692; d. 11 May, 1703.
John, of Gray's Inn, Secretary to the Master of the Rolls,
who s. to the Rusland Hall estate under settlement, and
purchased Whittington Hall, in co. Lancaster. He d. s.p.
June, 1699.
Mr. Rawlinson d. 1680. His eldest son,
Thomas Rawlinson, Esq. of Graythwaite, r,i. 15 July, 1GG3,
Dorothy, dau. of Tliomas Hutton, Esq. of Rampsi^k, co.
Lancaster, and had, with five daus., two sons,
William, his successor.
Abraham, of Lancaster, Merchant, m. 12 May, 1695, Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Beck, Esq. of Low Wray, co. Lan-
caster, several of whose descendants represented the
boroughs of Lancaster and Liverpool in Parliament. The
representative of this branch is Abraham Rav»'likson, Esq.
of Chipping Norton, co. Oxford.
The eldest son and successor,
William Rawlinson, Esq. of Graythwaite, 6. 23 July, 1CG4,
TO. 1st, 5 Dec. 1688, Margery, dau. of Adam Goldney, Esq. of
Chippenham, Wilts, and by her (who d. 11 Feb. 1699) had
four sons and two daus. He ra. 2ndly, 5 July, 1702, Mary,
dau. of Robert Benson, Esq. of Carlisle, and widow of Isaac
Willison, Esq. of Penrith, and by her had two sons and a
dau. Mr. Rawlinson d. 15 Aug. 1734. The youngest son
of his 1st marriage,
Job Rawlinson, Esq. of Graythwaite, &. 10 March, 1698;
TO. 1 Juno, 1736, Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Willan, Esq. of
Castle Tower, co. York, and by her had issue. He was s. by
his elder .son,
William Rawlinson, Esq. of Graj'thwaite, h. 22 Sept. 1740;
TO. 16 April, 1793, Catherine, youngest dau. of John Waldie,
Esq. of Hendersyde Park, co. Roxburgh, and by her (who d.
1831), left at his decease, April, 1808. a son and successor,
John Job Rawlinson, Esq. of Graythwaite, J. P. for the co.,
h. 27 March, I79S; to. 8 Feb. 1831, Mary, eldest dau. of Rev.
John Romney, B.D., of Whitestock Hall, co. Lancaster, and
has,
William Sawrt, late of Graythwaite.
George Romney, now of Graythwaite, h. 3 Juno, 1837, late
Lieut.-Col. 3rd Dragoon Guards.
Eobert, B.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, h. 25 May, 18-39; r,i.
5 June, 1866, Eleanor Jane, dau. ol the Rev. John Baldwin,
of Dal ton.
Catherine Jane, to. 23 Aug. 1860, Capt. John Archibald
Oliver Rutherford, 70th regt., 2nd surviving son of WUliam
Oliver Rutherford, Esq. of Edgoi'ston, co. Roxburgh.
Edith Elizabeth, r,i. 12 June, 18.56, Joseph Stonehewcr Scott
Chad, Esq. of Thursford Hall, Norfolk.
He d. 1866, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Sawry Rawlinson, Esq. of Graythwaite, J.P., 6.
23 May, 1335; Major 6th Inoiskilling Dragoons and 12th
Lancers, s. 18C0 to the Duddon Hall estates, in Cutnberinnd
and Lancashire, of his maternal ancestor, the Rev. George
Millers, M.A. ; m. 26 June, 1862, Elizabeth Mary, only dau. of
Robert Brooke, Esq. of Bath, and had issue,
William Millers, now of Duddon.
George Brooke Millers, 6. 1864.
Mr. Rawlinson d. 1875.
Arms— So,., three swords in pale, the centre one point down-
wards, the others points upwards, blades arg., hilts and
pommels or; a chief indented of the last. Cnst — A cubit aria,
erect in armour, holding, with gauntlet, a sword all ppr.
Seat — Duddon Hall, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbeiland.
EAWSON OP NIDD HALL AND
BRADFORD.
The late Benjamin Rawson, Esq. of Nidd nal],
CO. York, and of Darley Hall, co. Lancaster, b. 1758 ;
m. 1785, Elizabeth, only surviving child of Thomas
Plumbe, Esq., by whom (who d. Nov. 1807) he had
issue,
I. Jeremiah, deceased. n. Charles, R.N., d. at Antigua.
III. Thomas, ra. 26 July, 1824, Frances Penelope, 3rd dau. of
Col. Plumbe Tempest, of Tong Hal], and by her (who d.
4 May, 1825) had an only dau. Frances Penelope, to. 11
Feb. 1844, Henry Edmund, 13th Viscount Mountgarret.
IV. Benjamin, deceased.
V. William, an ofScer in the army, deceased.
I. Rachel, d. unm. ii. Mary, deceased.
III. Sarah, m. 2 June, 1817, Major-Gen. George Guy Carlo-
ton L'Estrange, of Moystown, King's Co.
IV. Anne, m. 10 March, 1817, Major-Gen. Thomas Samuel
Trafford, youngest brother of Edward Trafford, Esq. of
Swithamley Park.
V. Elizabeth, youngest and only surviving dau. of the late
Benjamin Rawson, Esq., is the present possessor of the
estates.
iluiratJC. — William Rawson, Esq. of Bradford, co. York,
whose will hears date 18 March, 1549, is pre.sumed, from simi-
larity of arms, to have been of the family of Rawson of Fry (son.
near Ferrybridge, registered in the Visitation of Yorkshire,
1585. He TO., and had five sons, i. William, of Shipley; ii.
Nicholas; in. Richard; iv. Paul; and v. Henry. Third in
descent from the 4th son, Paul Rawson, Esq. of Bradford, was
William Rawson, Esq. of Bolhng, near Bradford, whose
eldest son,
William Rawson, Esq., built the present mansion house at
Bradford, 1705. He m. thrice, and by his 2nd wife, Grace,
dau. and co-heiress of Jeremiah Rossendale, Esq., had, inter
alios, a son and successor,
Jeremiah Rawson, E.sq. of Bradford, who left no surviving
issue, and was s. by his first cousin,
Benjamin Rawson, Esq. (son of Brooke Rawson, and grand-
son of William Rawson), m. Anne, eldest dau. of the Rev.
Charles Steer, Rector of Hansworth, co. York, andleft a dau.,
Anne, m. John Cheyne, Esq., Lieut. R.N., and an only son,
the late Benjamin Rawson, Esq. of Bradford, NidJ, and
Darley.
Arms — Per fess sa. and az., a castle with four towers arg.
Crest — A raven's head couped sa., guttee d'or, in its beak an ^
annulet gold.
Seats— Nidd Hall, near Knaresborough; and Darley Hall,
CO. Lancaster.
EAV/SOIT OP HILL HOUSE.
Eawson, William Henet, Esq. of Mill House,
CO. York, J.P. and D.L. for West Eiding;, b. 1812 ;
m. 1817, Ellen Louisa, dau. of Amaziah Empson,
Esq. of Spellow IliU, Knaresborough, and has, -with
other issue, an only son,
I. William Henry, 6. 1848 ; m. 1874, Frances Jane, eldest'
dau. of John William Brooke, Esq. of Sibton Park, Suffolk.
Mr. Eawson is son of William Henry Eawson, Esq.
of Haugheud (who d. Jan. 1865), by Mary his wife,
dau. of John Priestley, Esq. of Thorpe, near
Halifax. His brothers and sisters are, John, in.
Elizabeth Marianne, dau. of John Priestley, Esq._
of Thorpe ; Arthur, m. Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of
Castel W. Clay, Esq. of Liverpool, and has issue j
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Frederick Edward, m. Harriet Susannah, dau. of
John Priestley, Esq. of Thorpe, and has issue ;
Mary EUzabeth ; Ellen Susanna, m. Eev. A. L. W.
Eean, Incumbent of Sowerby, Halifax, and d. Jan.
1876; Anne Catherine, m. Rev. James Edward
Newell, Vicar of Bromley, Kent ; Caroline ; Emily
Frances, m. Rev. William Henry Empson, Vicar of
Wellow, Hants, and d. 1857 ; and Henrietta.
Arms — Per fess sa. and az., a tower embattled arg. Crest —
A raven's head and neck coupcd sa. holding in tiie bcaii an
annulet or. Motto — Laus virtutis actio.
Seat — Mill House, near Halifax.
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RAWSTORNE OF PENWORTHAM.
Eawstoene, Laweence, Esq. of Penwortham
Priory, and Hutton Hall, co. Lancaster, J.P. and
D.L., B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford, m. 10 Aug. 1871, Edith,
eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Fermor Htsketh, 5th
bart. of Ritfford Hall, co. Lancaster, and has issue,
one son and one dau.,
liAWRENCE.
Marjory.
ILtlTCagC. — This family, which for many centuries has
been settled in co. Lancaster, was originally seated at Lum.
In the 37th Henry VIII. (1545), Lawrence Eosthorne, bought
the manor of Hutton, co. Lancaster, from the Crown ; the
family had been previously seated at Newhall, which is still
in their possession.
John Eosthoene, Esq. of Lum, Aydenfleld, co. Lancaster,
m., and was s. by his son and heir,
Adam Eosthorne, Esq. of Lum, who ra. Helen, dau. of Atldn
Holte, Esq. of Battherston, co. Lancaster, and by her had,
with five daus., three sons,
Henry, s. to the family estates of Lum, m. Elizabeth Rams-
botham, and had issue.
William, of whom we treat.
John, ill. Alice, dau. of Elmeric Hallewell.
The 2nd son,
William Eosthorne, from whom spring the Eawstornes of
Netohall, m. Margaret, dau. of Elmeric Hallewell, of Cleges-
poole, and had issue two sons, Lawrence ; and Thurstan ; and
three daus. The eldest son,
Lawrence Eosthorne, Esq. of Newhall, in. 1st, Anne, dau.
and heiress of Thomas Purvishe, Esq. of Godlesmere, Surrey ;
from their children the Eawstornes of lexden Manor are
descended. He w. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of John Elcocke,
Esq. of Stenfield, co. Lancaster, and by her had two sons and
one dau. He bought the manor of Hutton from the Crown
in 1545. The son of the 2nd marriage,
Edward Eosthorne, Esq. of Newhall, g. his father. He m.
Alice, dau. of Hamlett Ditchfield, Esq. of Ditton, co. Lancaster,
and had by her five sons and six daus., of whom the two
eldest sons were heirs in succession. He d. about 1622; his
eldest son,
Lawrence Eosthorne, Esq. of Newhall, m. Holcroft, dau.
of Eobert Hesketh, Esq. of Eufford, co. Lancaster, and by her
had only a dau., Alice, who m. Plessington, Esq. of Dimples,
CO. Lancaster. He was s. by his brother,
Edward Eosthorne, Esq. of Newhall, High Sheriff of co.
Lancaster 1629, who m. Catherine, dau. of Eobert Holden,
Esq. of Holden, co. Lancaster. He <.l. about 1644, and was s.
by his son,
Edward Eosthorne, Esq. of Newhall, who in. 1st, Helen,
dau. of Eatcliffe Assheton, Esq. of Cuerdale, co. Lancaster,
and by her had several children, all of whom d. young ; and
2ndly, Mary, dau. of JohnGreenhalgh, Esq. of Brandlesholme,
CO. Lancaster, and by her had only three daus.,
Catherine, m. William Lever, Esq. of Kirsall, co. Lancaster.
Mary, wife of — Boswell. Jane, wife of James Murray.
This Edward Eosthorne was one of the six Captains who
assisted the Countess of Derby during the siege of Lathom
House, 1643. Afterwards, at her request, Prince Eupert gave
him the governorship of Lathom House, and made him Col. of
an infantry regiment, with which, added to two troops of
cavalry, he stoutly defended Lathom for two years until the
surrender of it in 1645, at the command of King Charles I.
He d. soon after his father, about 1646, and was s. in the family
estates by his brother,
Lawrence Eosthorne, or Eawstorne, Esq. of Newhall, 6.
1619; High Sheriff co. Lancaster 24 Charles II. (1681); he
m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of the Eev. George Murray, Eector of
Bury, CO. Lancaster, and by her had one dau., Eachel, 6. 1646,
m. Thomas Bradshaw, Esq. of Lum, co. Lancaster; he tn.
2nd1y, Mary, dau. of Eichard Bold, Esq. of Bold, co. Lan-
caster, and widow of John Atherton, Esq. of Atherton; and
she possessing Atherton for life, Mr. Eawstorne removed
thither, and was resident there when he recorded his
pedigree at the Lancashire Visitation, 23 Sept. 1664. By his
2nd wife, he had a son, Peter, b. 1G62, d. young. He m. 3rdly,
Marjory, dau. of John Fleetwood, Esq. of Penwortham, by
Anne, dau. of William ffarrington, Esq. of Wordcn, co. Lan-
caster), and by her he had three sons and two daus., of whom,
Fleetwood, the eldest son; and Eichard, the youngest, botli
d. young ; the 2nd son,
William Eawstorne, Esq. of Newhall, s. his father ; he was
High Sheriff of co. Lancaster 11 Anne (1712). He in. Isabella,
dau. of Sir Richard Atherton, Knt.*of Atherton, co. Lancaster
(by his wife Isabella Holte), and had (with others who d.
young),
Edward, who, soon after his father's death, gave up the
family estates to Lawrence, the eldest son of his next;
brother, on receiving an annuity out of the property. He
d. unm.
Lawrence, who m. 1st, Jane, dau. and heiress of Eichard
Langton, Esq. of Broughton Tower, co. Lancaster, and by
her had no issue. He in. 2ndl}', Agnes, dau. of Eobert;
Dent, of Preston, and by her had one son, Lawrence (of
whom presently), and a dau., who d. young.
William (Eev.), m. Elizabeth, dau. and only child of Samuel
Walker, Esq. of Stapleton Park, co. York, and had issue by
her, seven sons and two daus. He was 52 years Eector of
Badsworth, co. York, and d. 1790.
Fleetwood who commanded a company of infantry at the
Battle of Eencoux, near Liege, and was slain in that engage-
ment, 30 Sept. 1746. James, d. s. p.
Mary, m. Ralph William Grey, Esq. of Backworth, Northum-
berland.
Lawrence Eawstorke, Esq. of Newhall and Hutton, s. to
the family estates by favour of his uncle, Edward Eawstorne ;
he was High Sheriff of co. Lancaster 16 George III. (1776);
he m. Elizabeth Goldsmith Atherton, dau. of Eobert Gwillym,
Esq. of Bewsey and Atherton, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and
heiress of John Atherton, Esq. of Atherton, and had issue,
Lawrence, his heir.
William, w. Agnes Maria, second dau. of Edward Buckley,
Esq., of Buckley Hall, co. Lancaster, and had issue two
sons and three daus.
Robert Atherton (Rev.), Eector of Warrington for 24 years,
Eector of S. Thoresby, co. Lincoln, and after Incumbent of
Penwortham, in. Mary, eldest dau. of Eichard Gwillym,
Esq. of Bewsey, co. Lancaster, and hau one son and three
daus.
Elizabeth, d. unm. Henrietta Maria.
Agnes Isabella, d. unm.
Mary Anne, m. Count Pioatkowski, a Col. in the Imperial
army.
The eldest son,
Lawrence Eawstorne, Esq. of Newhall and Hutton, became
proprietor of Penwortham by purchase; he was High Sherilf
of CO. Lancaster 54 George III. (1814), and Lieut. -Col. 1st
Lancashire Miltia. He in. Margaret, dau. of Mr. Ledward, of
Everton, and had issue one son, Lawrence, his heir, now of
Penwortham; and three daus., Elizabeth Henrietta Maria;
Margaret ; and Fanny Marian.
Arms — Per fess, az. and gu., a tower triple towered or.
Crcii — A lion passant or. Scats — Penwortham Priory; and
Hutton HaU, Pruston, co. Lancaster.
BAYER OF HOLCOMBE.
Eater, William Caeew, Esq. of Holeombe
Court, Devon, h. 26 Sept. 1820; s. 1866; late
Capt. 1st Devon Mihtia, J.P. Devon, Patron of
two Livings ; m. 22 April, 1869, Charlotte,
youngest dau. of Admiral William Bateman Dash-
wood.
ILtlTCagC. — Rev. William Eater, J.P., of Holeombe,
Eector of Tidcombe and Chevithorne, Devon (son of William
Rayer, who d. 1S2S, by Mary his wife, eldest dau. of Wilham
Harman, Esq.) m. July, 1816, Jane, youngest dau.- of Sir
Thomas Carew, Bart., and d. Dee. 1866, leaving issue,
I. William, now of Holeombe.
I. Mary, rn. Rev. Hanmer Morgan, and has one son and
three daus. ii. Jane Baskerville.
III. Frances, m. William Harmar, Esq., and has one son and
two daus. IV. Helen.
Seat — Holeombe Court, Wellington, Somerset.
* Sir R. Atherton's mother was Mary Bolde of Bolde, before
mentioned as the widow of John Atherton, Esq. of Atherton,
and afterwards rn. Lawrence Eawstorne.
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RAYMOND OF BELCHAMP HALL.
Eatmond, Ret. John Matne St. Cleee, of
Belchamp Hall, Essex, formerly Vicar of Dinning-
ton, Northumberland, Univ. Coll. Durham, B.A.
1837, M.A. 1840, Lord of the Manor of Belchamp
Walter, and Patron of the Living of Belchamp-
cum - Buhner, late Rector of Belchamp Otter,
I. 23 July, 1814 ; m. 1857, Louisa Anne, dau. of
Rev. Charles Fisher, Rector of Ovington-cum-
Tilbury, and has a son,
Sasiuei. John St. Clebe, 6. 1859.
Jtt'ltCaflC. — Philip Eatmokd, Esq. of Hundon, Herts, who
TO. Agnes, dau. and sole heir of William Stern, of Effenden,
same co., was father of Eogeb Eatmond, Esq., whose wife was
dau. of John Elhot, and whose son and heir was John Eat-
mokd, Esq., who ni. Judith, dau. of Chadd Cockayne, Esq. of
Cockayne Hatley, co. Bedford, and was s. by his son, John
Eatmond, Esq. of Walter Belchamp, Essex, Uving 1627, who
m. Anne, dau. of John Sparrow, Esq. of Gestinthorpe, and left
a son and successor, OLm;B Eatmond, Esq., who ra. Frances,
dau. of Sir William Harris, Knt. of Shenfield, Essex, and great-
great-grandson of Arthur Harris and Joan Percy his wife,
grand-dau. of Henry Algernon, .5th Earl of Northumberland,
by Frances his wife. He was father of
St. Clebe Eatmond, Esq., who was disinherited for marrying
against his father's consent. His wife was Anne Workman,
and by her he had issue, i. John, to whom his grandfather left
the estate; ii. William, successor to his nephew; in. Edward ;
IV. James; and v. Samuel, blown up in a ship, who m. and left
a son, William, father of Samuel, heir to his grand-uncle,
WilUam. The eldest son,
John Eatmond, Esq. of Belchamp Hall, m. Anne, dau. of
Sir Eoger Burgoyne, 2nd bart. of Sutton, and left one son,
John Eatmond, Esq. of Belchamp, who d. unw. 1720, and
was s. by his uncle,
William Eatmond, Esq. of Belchamp Hall, who devised the
property, by will, to his great-nejihew.
The Eev. Samuel Eavmond, of Belchamp Hall, who m.
Isabella, dau. of Eichard Child, M.D., of Lavenham, Suffolk;
and d. 1767, having had issue, Philip Hontwood, d. v.nm. ;
Samuel, of whom presently; and Isabella, m. 1st, John
Mayne, Esq. of Trefl'ont, Wilts; and 2Ddly, 1788, Archibald,
9th Earl of Dundonald. Mr. Eaymond's 2nd son.
The Eev. Samuel Eatmond, Eector of Belchamp and Jlid-
dleton, and Vicar of Bulmer, Esses, m. 1780, Margaretta, dau.
of the Eev. Brooke Bridges, Eector of Orlingbury, co. Korth-
ampton, and by her (who d. 1818) had issue,
I. Philip Honeywood (Eev.), d. 1807.
II. Samuel Milbank, late of Belchamp Hall.
m. Oliver, Eector of Middleton. and Vicar of Eclchamp-cum-
Bulmer, m. Anne, dau. of the Eev. Charles Andrews, Rector
of Flempton, Suffolk, and has issue.
1 Oliver Edward (Eev.), Curate of Bulmer, Essex, 3I.A.
2 Edward Walter, deceased.
3 William Sterne, deceased.
4 Charles Andrews.
1 Margaretta Lyon, deceased.
2 Agnes.
3 Katharine, deceased.
4 Anne Eyecroft.
5 Juliana.
I. Isabella, m. the Eev. Henry Yates Smithies, Eector of
Stanground-cum-Farcett, co. Huntingdon; deceased.
II. Margaretta Cave, m. Eev. Jeremiah Pembertou, Eector
of Foxearth, Essex ; deceased.
Mr. Eaymond d. 1826, and was s. by his son,
Samuel Milbank Eatmond, Esq. of Belchamp Hall, J. P.,
h.6 Feb. 1787; m. 7 March, 1808, Sarah, dau. of the Eev.
AVilUam Cooke, Eector of Preston, Suffolk, and Vicar of
Melton, Norfolk, and had issue,
Samuel WiUiam, 6. 6 Aug. 1812; deceiscd.
.Iohn Matne St. Clere, now of Belchamp Hall.
Oliver, b. 28 Oct. 1816 ; deceased.
Edward Marriott, 6. 12 Aug. 1819; deceased.
John Stevens, b. 31 Jan. 1823; deceased.
Isabella, m. Eowland Dalton ; deceased.
Emma Brereton, m. Frederick C. Perry, Esq.
Hed. 18 Jan. 1863.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., a chevron between three
eagles displayed arg. armed gu. on a chief of the second three
martlets of the first, for Eatmond ; 2nU and 3rd, or, a chevron
between three crosses-crosslet sa., for Stekne. Crat — A
griffin's head or, langued gu. ducally gorged of the last.
/Seat— Belchamp Hall, near Sudbury, Suffolk.
RAYMOND OF HEATHFIELD HOUSE.
Ratjiokd, Hexet Phipps, Esq. of Heathfield
House, Bitterne, Hants, J. P., Gen. in the army,
late Col. 67th South Hampshire regt., transferred
to the Colonelcy of the 1st (the Eoyal Scots)
regt., 22 July, 1877, b. 1808, educated at Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich, served in the Ist
Royal Scots, 72nd regt., and the Staff; m. 1849,
Julia, dau. of Gen. Sir David Ximenes, K.C.B.,
of Bear Place, Berks, and grand-dau. of Admii-al
Fitz-Herbert Evans.
ILintilflC. — This family is one of antiquity.
WiLLi.vM liATMOND, Esq., formerly in the Light Dragoons,
and Colonial Secretary at Monte Video (son of Edwabd Eat
mond, Esq., who inherited considerable landed estates in
Somerset), ra. 1799, Ann Maria, dau. of Eigby Brodbelt, Esq.
of Jamaica, andsister of Eigby Brodbelt StallardPenoyre, Esq
of The Moor, and Hardwick Court, co. Hereford; and d. 1845,
having by her (who d. 1827) had issue,
William Francis (Eev.), M.A., St. Peter's College, Cam
bridge, Eector and Patron of .Stockton, co. Worcester, J. P.,
Eural Dean, Vicar of Wilsford, Wilis, and a Prebendary
of Hereford, 1>. 1804; m. 1830, Marianne Belcher, dau. of
Admiral FitzHerbert Evans, and by her (who d. 1877) has
two daus., Ann Fanny Eliza, in. 1858, Eev. Slade Baker,
M.A. ; and Maria Penoyre Forsstun.
Henbt Phipps, now of Heathfield House.
Fanny Maria, m. Eev. Francis ffolliott, M.A., late Eector ol
Wishaw, CO. Warwick, brother to John ffolliott, Esq., J. P.,
of The Lickhill, co. Worcester, and Holybrook, co. Sligo,
and has issue, Homan ffolliott, Capt. 59th regt., and Adeline
ffulliott.
The estates of The Moor and Hardwick Court have been in
possession of the Penoyre family since the reign of
Henbt VIII. They are now entaUed on the Eev. W. F
Eaymond and his heirs.
Armx — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, sa., a chevron between three
eagles displayed arg. on a chief of the last three manlets of the
first; 2nd and 3rd, three pheons. Crut — A dragon's head
erased or, langued gu. ducally gorged of the last. Motto —
.3iquam servare mentem.
&«•'(— Heathfield House, Bitterne, near Southampton. Clv^ —
United Service Club, PaU Mall.
HEAD OF HAYTON.
ETrDSTON-READ, WiLLiAM Hexrt, Esq. of Hay-
ton, CO. York, J.P., M.A., F.L.S., F.H.S.,Barrister-
at-Law, h. 14 May, 1808.
iLtUCngC— Sib John Eudston, Lord of the Manor of
Hayton, in the East Eiding, was living 6 King John. F'rom
him descended the distinguished co. York family of Eudston
(see Bubke's Extinct Baronetor/e).
Elizabeth Eudston, of Hayton (sister and heiress of Sir
Thomas Eudston, 3rd bart. of Hayton, and dau. of Sir Thomas
Eudston, 2nd bart., by Katherine his wife, dau. and co-heir of
George Mountayne, Esq. of Westow), m. Henry Cutler, Esq.,
eldest son of Sir Gervaise Cutler, Knt. of Stainborough Hall
(now Wentworth Castle), in the West Eiding, but had no issue.
She survived her husband, and at her decease devised her
family property at Hayton and elsewhere to her cousin and
heir-general,
Eudston Calveelet, Esq., son of William Calverley, hy
Jane Binnington his wife, grandson of Charles Calverley, by
Catherine Mitchell his wife, and great-grandson of Hester,
dau. of William Eudston, and niece of Sir Walter Eudston,
1st bart. This gentleman, on inheriting Hayton, assumed the
surname and arms of Eudston. He m. 1 Oct. 1761, Anne,
dau. of William Stockdale, Esq. of .Scarbo, and had issue,
Thomas Cutleb, his heir; William Stockdale, Midshipman
E.N., lost at sea; George, a Merchant at Hull, to. and had
issue, Henry, lost at sea ; Charles, a Merchant at Hull ; Char-
lotte, m. Richard Vawser, Esq.; and Anne. Mr. Calverley-
Eudston d. 15 June, 1806, and was s. by his eldest son,
Eev. Thomas Cutleb RudstonEead, of Hayton, 6. 19 Nov.
1762, who assumed the additional surname and arms of Eead,
in compliance with the will of William Eead, Esq. of Sand-
Ilutton. He w. 26 May, 1803, Louisa, 3rd dau. of Henry
Cholmley, Esq. of Whitby Abbey and Howsham, co. York,
and had issue,
William Henbt. his heir.
George (Eev.), M.A. , Rector of Sutton-on-Derwent, E.B. co.
York, b. 24 Feb. 1810; vi. 1830, Theresa, eldest dau. of
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Eov. William Whclcr, youngest son of Sir Cbarles Whelor,
7ih bait, ol Leamington, co. Warwioli ; and d. 31 Dec. 1864,
leaving issue,
Teevor.
Louisa.
Geor^'ana.
Teresa Charlotte.
Thomas Frederick (Rev.), M.A., Eector of Withyham, near
Tunbridge Wells, Kent, J. P. co. Lincoln, 6. 4 June, 1811;
m. 1st, 21 May, 1845, Louisa, dau. of the Hon. and Very
Rev. Henry David Erskine, Dean of Ripon, and had by
her a son, Lionel, 6. 19 March, and d. 13 May, 1840;
and 2ndly, 23 May, 1867, Barbara Louisa Fell, dau. of
AVilliam Thompson, M.D., of Priorletham, co. File, and
of St. Andrew's, and by her has a dau., Frederica Louisa.
Edward, Capt. in the army, b. 13 Oct. 1812; m. 29 April,
1847, Isabella, dau. of E. S. Strangways, Esq. of Alne, and
has, D'Arcy Wellesley Edward ; Harry; Noel; Constance;
and Ada.
Charles, Lieut. E.>r., b. 16 May, 1818; d. 1854.
AValter, b. 20 March, 1820 ; (/. 27 Oct. 1829.
Anna, m. 20 Feb. 1839, Rev. John Harding, Eector of
Walkerne, Herts, who d. 7 Feb. 1873.
Maria Christiana, d. 25 Dec. 1821.
Katharine, m. 21 May, 1846, Rev. J. W. Atkinson, Vicar of
Brodsworth, Doncaster, who <^. 25 May, 1S67. She d.
23 Feb. 1873, leaving two sons and two daus., William ;
Arthur; Emily; and Katharine.
Elizabeth Amelia, m. 7 July, 1840, Thomas Faulconer, Esq.,
and has issue, Robert; Rud.ston; Arthur; Louisa, m.
Arthur Chattield, Esq., Capt. R.X. ; Amy, m. F. Morgan,
Esq. ; and Carrie, m. Howden Hamilton, Esq.
Mr. Eudston-P.ead d. 17 Sept. 1833, and was s. by his eldest
son, William Henry Rcdston-Eead, now of Hayton.
Jrms — Arg., three bulls' heads erased pean, each charged on
the neck with a cross moline or. Crint — A bear's paw erect
pean, grasping a cross moline erminois.
Seal — Hayton, near Pocklington, co. I'ork.
CREWE-READ OF LLANDINAM.
Ceewe-Eead, Offlet Maicolm, Esq. of Plas
Dinaui, Llandinam, co. Montgomery, formerly Capt.
E.N., J.P. and D.L., b. 13 Sept. 1821 j m. Charlotte
Lucy, dau. of Thomas Marmaduke George, Esq.,
and has one son,
Offlet John, b. 3 Dec. 1848; m. Elizabeth Stnartn, dau. of
Hon. Edward Morris Erskine, C.B., and grand-dau. of
David Montagu, 2nd Lord Erskine, and has issue, Ean-
DULrn Offlet, 6. 12 April, 1876; Edward Charles, 0.
15 June, 1877, and a son 6. 17 Dec. 1S78.
ILllTfiTtjr. — "The township of Crewe, in the parish of
Barthomley, Chester " (we quote Ltsoxs), " was from a
very early period the seat and inheritance of the family of
Crue, or Crewe " (see Burke's Pccragt).
John Offlet, Esq., 6. 1681 (the descendant of a family
which had been settled at Madely Manor, co. Stafford, so far
back as the beginning of the 13th century), inherited the
Manor of Crewe in right of his mother, Anne, elder dau. and
eventually sole heir of John Crewe, Esq., and assumed in con-
sequence the surname and arms of Crewe. By Sarah Price
his wife, he left (with other issue), Joun (father of the 1st
Lord Crewe) ; and
Eev. Randolph Crewe, LL.D., Eector of Barthomley and
Warminchani, b. 6 Feb. 1717 ; m. Ann Head, and by her (who
d. 29 Dec. 1793) had issue,
Offlet, his heir.
Eandolph (Rev.), LL.P., Eector of Hawardcn, m. Frances,
dau. of Sir John Glynnc, Bart., and had issue,
Charles, Eector of Lawton, d. s. p. 1795.
Anne. Mary, m. — Chorley.
Dr. Crewe d. 29 May, 1777, and was s. by his eldest son,
Eev. Offlet Cbewe, M.A., Eector of Barthomley and War-
mincham, and of Astbury and Muccleston, m. Harriet, sister
of Thomas Assheton Smith, Esq. of Vaynol, M.P., Lord-Lieu-
tenant co. Carnarvon; and dying 1836, left (with three daus.,
Emma, d. v.nm. ; Frances, ia. Rev. Robert Wedgwood ; and
Harriet, m. 1806, Sir Thomas Tancred, 6th bart. of Borough-
bridge) one son,
John Offlet Crewe-Eead, Esq. of Llandinam and Wern,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Flint 1839, and of co. Mont-
gomery 1847, b. 1792; in. 11 Aug. 1818, Cliarlotte Prtstwoud,
dau. of Sir Willoughby Lake, K.C.B., and hud issue,
Bagot Offlet, his heir.
Offlet Malcolm, successor to his biouitr.
John Charles Edward, late 52nd Light Infantry, 5. 26 July,
1823; ))(. Miss Henrietta Clarke, and has issue.
Arthur Willoughby, 51st Light Infantry, afterwards Ben-
gal Staff Corps, b. 18 June, 1833; m. Helen, dau. of Capi.
William Broughton, E.X. ; and d. leaving issue.
Charlotte, m. Charles Balfour, Esq., E.A. ; and d. leaving
issue.
Mr. Crewe-Eead as.'sumcd, by royal license, on the death of
his father in 1836, the additional surname and arms of Eead,
in compliance with the testamentary injunction of Bagot
Eead, Esq. of the city of Chester. He d. 1858, and was s. by his
eldest son,
Bagot Offlet Crewe-Eead, Esq. of Llandinam Hall, co.
Montgomery, and Wern, co. Flint, b. 27 Sept. 1820. He d.s.p.
20 Dec. 1862, and was s. by his brother,
Offlet Malcolm Cbewe-Kead, now of Llandinam.
.<^/-m.s— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., a griflBn segreant or, for
Eead; 2nd and 3rd, az., a lion rampant arg., for Crewe.
Crests — 1st, Eead : An eagle displayed sa. ; 2nd, Crewe : Oul
of a ducal coronet or, a lions gamb arg. charged with a
crescent gu.
Scat — PUis Dinam, Llandinam, co. Montgomery.
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EEADE OF CROWE HALL.
Reade, John Page, Esq. of Crovre Hall, Suffolk,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1865, B.A. Exeter
College, Oxford, 1828, b. 1806 ; m. 1st, 1829, Heleu,
dau. of Sir James Colquhoun, 9th bart. of Colquhoun
and Luss, by whom (wlio d. 17 Oct. 1852), he had
issue,
I. James Colquhoun Eevell, B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford, Barris-
ter-at-Law Middle Temple, Capt. Glamorgan Light In-
fantry Militia, formeiiy Capt. Suffolk Yeomanry, and
formerly in the 14th Hussars, b. 1840.
Mr. Eeade m. 2udly, 20 Sept. 1854, Lady Mary
Stuart Enox, dau. of Thomas, 2ud Earl of Eanfurly,
and has farther issue,
n. Hubert Granville Eevell, b. IS57.
III. Raymond Northland, b. 1862.
I. Evelyn Helen.
Mr. Ecade is the 2nd son of George Eeade, Esq. of
Crowe Hall, by Eliza, dau. of George Sainton, Esq.
of Swinton, co. Berwick. He is patron of the
Living of Thorpe- Abbots, Norfolk.
Arms — Gu., a saltier between four garbs or. Cicst — A
Cornish chough. Mnttn — Ccdant arma togte.
Seats-CxQwii Uall, Ipswich, Suffolk.
EEADE OF IPSDEN.
Reade, William Baerixgton, Esq. of Ipsden
House, CO. Oxford, b. 30 Jan. 1803, late of the
E.I.C.'s Cavalry; m. 12 April, 1837, Ehzabetb,
only child of John Murray, Esq. of Ardbennie, co.
Perth, Capt. E.N., and has issue,
I. William Winwood, 6. 26 Dec, 1838; d. unm. 24 April,
1875.
II. Henrt St. John, b. 1840: to. 18 Dec. 1863, Frances
Ann, only dau. of Eev. W. Vincent, Vicar of Chippeiticld,
Herts. III. George, b. 1841.
IV. Charles Edward, E.N., 6. 1842.
V. Malcolm, Bengal C.S., b. 1855 ; d. unm. 6 Feb. 1875.
VI. Frederick, 6. 1848.
I. Mary Louisa. ii. Emily Sophia.
HI. Frances.
JLillCilQC. — The founder of the co. Oxford family appears
to have been Edward Read, or Rede, Esq. of Beedon, Berks,
mentioned in Fuller's Warthies as High Sheriff for that co. in
the 17th, and again in the 29th Henrt VI. His grandson,
WiLLiA.M Reade, of Barton, Berks, had an estate granted to
him by Henrt VIII. He ,a. Dorothy, dau. of Nicholas Beau-
mont, Esq. of Cole Orton, co. Leicester, by whom he had a
son,
Thomas Reade, of Barton, buried at Beedon. He m. Anne,
dau. of Thomas IIoo, Esq. of Hoo, Hens, by whom he had
(besides daus.) a son,
Thomas Eeade, High Sheriff Berks 24 Queen Elizabeth,
m. Mary, dau. of George Stonchouse, Esq. of West Peckham,
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Kent, Clerk of tlie Green Cloth, and had, with other issue,
a son,
Sra Thomas Eeade, Knt. of Barton, and of Dunstew, co.
Oxford, High Sheriff co. Berks 41 Queen Elizabeth, m. Mary,
dau. and co-heiress of Sir John Brocket, Knt. of Brocket
Hall, CO. Hertford, by whom he had issue,
I. Thomas, of Barton, un. Mary, dau. of Sir Thomas Come-
wall. Baron of Burford ; and <X. v. p. 1637, leaving (with
other issue) two sons,
1 CoMPTON (Sir), Bart, of Shipton Court and Barton,
created a Bart. 1660, ancestor of Keade, Bart, of Shipton
Court.
2 Edwaed, of whom hereafter.
II. Eichard.
III. John (Sir\ Bart, of Brocket Hall, inherited that estate,
and was created a Bart. 1642, which title became extinct on
the death, 22 Feb. 1712, of Sir John, the 3rd bart. {see
Burke's Extinct Baronetage).
I. Mai-y, -m. Sir Eobert Dormer, Knt., of co. Buckingham.
n. Elizabeth. in. Frances.
Sir Thomas, who was Sheriff of Herts 1618, d. 1650, and settled
his estate of Ipsden on his grandson,
Edwaed Reade, Esq. of Ipsden, 2nd son of Thomas Eeade,
Esq. of Barton. He m. 1st, 1651, Jane, dau. of Thomas Acton,
Esq. of Bockleton, co. Worcester, by whom he had a son,
Compton, d. unrn. ; and 2ndly, Ellen, widow of William Allen,
Esq. of Goring, co. Oxford, by whom he had issue, besides
daus., PhiUp Edward, who d. unm. before his father, and his
successor,
Thomas Eeade, Esq. of Ipsden, m. 1703, Eebecca, dau. of
William BlackaU, Esq. of Clackenden, and had, with other
issue, a son,
John' Eeade, Esq. of Ipsden, w. 1st, Bridget, dau. of Thomas
Brigham, Esq. of Cane End, by whom he had a son, John,
who d. s.p.: and 2ndly, Martha, dau. of William Bartholo-
mew, Esq. of Ipsden, by whom he had (with other issue) a son,
Geobge Eeade, Esq. of Ipsden, ni. 1774, Ann, dau. of Eev.
W. Thomas, Vicar of Ipsden, by whom he had a son,
John Eeade, Esq. of Ipsden, J. P. and D.L., b. 25 Nov.
1775; m. 9 Feb. 1796, Anna Maria, eldest dau. of Major John
Scott, M.P. for Stockbridge (who afterwards took the name of
Waeisg), and by her (who d. 24 Aug. 1863) had issue,
I. John Thurlow, Magistrate and Collector at Saharunporo,
h. 22 June, 1707 ; d. unm. 26 Nov. 1827.
II. George Edward, E.I.C.'s Civil Service, Bombay, 6. 25 Aug.
1798; d. unm. 1816, at Calicut, Bombay.
ui. Henry Jonathan, E.I.C.'s Cavalry, 6. 25 Feb. 1801 ; who
fell at the head of his troop at Kolah, East Indies, 1821.
IV. William Barbington, now of Ipsden.
V. Edward Anderdon, formerly of the Bengal Civil Service,
C.B., h. 15 March, 1807; ra. April, 1838, Eliza, dau. of
Eichard Burnard, Esq. of Colyford and Crewkerne, Somer-
set, and has issue,
1 Burnard, H.M. Indian army, retired, d. unm. 25 March,
1878.
2 Lawrence. 3 Arthur.
1 Amy, }/!. May, 1868, Eev. C. Stanley Tayler, A.M., of
Christ Church, Essex, d.s.-p. 10 Oct. 1877.
2 Ellinor, m. July, 1873, F. E. Hodges, Esq. of Walling-
ford, Berks. 3 Lucy. 4 Margaret.
VI. Compton, 6. 15 March, 1811 ; ra. 15 March, 1833, Jane,
dau. of Ealph Walker, Esq. of Newcastle, and has issue,
1 Compton, A.M. 2 George, H.M. Indian army.
3 John, d. v.nm. 1876.
1 Anna Maria, m. 1855, Hon. Eobert Drummond, Bengal
Civil Service; and d. 1875, leaving issue.
2 Cecilia Jane. 3 Emilia Sophia.
vii. Charles, Fellow of Magdalen Coll. Oxon, Vinerian Fel-
low, Barrister-at-Law, and LL.D., 6. S June, 1814.
I. Sophia Brooke, ra. 1820, Eev. Thomas Woodroffe, Canon
of Winchester; and d. leaving issue.
II. JuUa Susanna, ra. 1822, Capt. Allen Francis Gardiner,
E.N., 3rd son of Samuel Gardiner, Esq. of Coombe Lodge,
Oxon: and d. 1834, leaving issue.
HI. Ellinor Hastings, d.uam. 1 June, 1878.
Mr. Eeade d. 24 Oct. 1849.
Amu — Gu., a saltire between four garbs or. Crest — On a
Ftump of a tree vert a falcon rising ppr. belled and jessed or.
J\Iotlo — Ccdant arma togoe.
Seats — Ipsden House ; and Dogmore End, co. Oxford.
grated from co. Stafford, temp. CaABLEs I. The Eeades have
been long settled in co. Tipperary for many centuries.
William Mobeis, Esq. of Harbour "View, co.Waterford, J. P.,
3rd son of William Morris, Esq. of Waterford, J. P., by Martha
his wife, dau. of Eichard Eeade, Esq. of Eossenarra, co. Kil-
kenny, ra. 1st, Miss Jane Haokett, co. Tipperary, by whom he
had a dau., Martha Jane, ra. Alexander Mann Alcock, Esq. of
Waterford. He ra. 2ndly, 1785, Mary, dau. of SliaplandCarew,
Esq. of Castleboro, co. Wexford, M.P., grandfather of Eobert
Shapland, 1st Lord Carew), and by her had,
William, of Eossenarra.
Shapland Carew, of Harbour View, Waterford, Capt. in the
army, J.P. and D.L., m. Laetitia, dau. of Eev. John Ken-
nedy, Eector of Fethard, co. Wexford.
Benjamin, m. Elizabeth, dau. of ISIaurice Nugent O'Connor,
Esq. of Mount Pleasant, King's Co., and had issue {see
O'CONNOE-MOBBIS).
Eichard, Lieut. E.N., ra. Eliza Lee, dan. of the Dean of
Waterford ; and d. leaving three sons and two dauB., Wil-
liam ; Arthur ; Richard ; Maria : and Letitia.
Mary Anne, m. Charles S. Tandy, Esq. of Waterford, and is
deceased.
Ehzabeth, m. William TuUoch, Esq. of Lakeview, co.
Waterford.
Dorothea Anne, m. William George Sheppard, Esq.
The eldest son,
AViLLiAM Mobeis-Eeade, Esq. of Eossenarra, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1814, 6. 12 April, 1787 ; r,i. 6 Feb. 1827, Eliza, only
dau. of Patrick Maitland, Esq. of Kilmaron Castle, co. Fife,
son of Col. Hon. Eichard Maitland, 4th son of Charles, 6th
Earl of Lauderdale, and had issue,
William Morris. Eesident Magistrate at Kilbeggan, co. West-
meath, 6. 1 May, 1830; ra. 12 Aug. 16b2, Almeria Jane
Lake, 5th dau. of Rev. C. B. Cooke, and has issue, William,
6. 6 July, 1853; and Almeria Balaclava.
Fbedebick Eichaed, now of Eossenarra.
Anna Maria.
Louisa, m. 24 Aug. 1853, Hervey Mervyn de Montmorency,
Esq. of Tenny Park, co. Kilkenny.
Mary Augusta, d. 9 Oct. 1852. Eliza Christina.
Mr. Morris-Eeade d. 31 March, 1847.
Seat — Eossenarra, Callan.
EEADE OF HOSSENARKA.
Moeeis-Eeade, Feedeeick Eichaed, Esq. of
Eossenarra, co. Kilkenny, J.P., b. 2 Aug. 1833.
^ttnCagC. — The family of Moeeis is stated to have emi-
READE OF THE WOOD PARKS.
Eeade, Philip, Esq. of The Wood Parks, cos.
Galway and Clare, J. P., M.A., Barrister-at-Law,
b. 1793 ; m. 28 April, 1829, Grace, youn<Test dau.
of John Eutherfoord, Esq. of St. Douloughs, co.
Dublin (the eldest male representative of the
Eutherf cords of Ashentillj, co. Perth), and has
issue,
I. Philip William Villtebs, h. Sept. 1839; ra. 1862, Caro-
line Charlotte, only dau. of Eobert Dupre Alexander,
Esq. and grand-dau. of Sir Eobert Alexander, 2nd bart. of
the city of Dubhn; and d. Aug. 1874, leaving issue an
only child, Florence Jane.
I. Sarah Eosanna.
II. Jane Peacock Maria, ra. Joseph C. Eutherfoord, Esq. of
Lynbury, co. Westmcath; and d. Jan. 1877, leaving issue.
iLinCagC— Philip Eeade, of Wood Town, co. Westmeath
(eldest son of Eev. Philip Reade), ra. 1695, Mary Palmer, of
Bally Boggin, co. Kild:ire, and with a dau., Anne, ra. John
Hopkins, Esq. of Dardistown, co. Meath, had two sons,
Philip, his heir; and Daniel, m. Jane Purdon, of co. West-
meath. The elder son and heir,
Eev. Philip Eeade, D.D., of Wood Town, 6. 1699; m. 1st,
1748, Margaret, dau. of Thomas Fetherstonhaugh, Esq. of
Bracklyn Castle, co. Westmeath; and 2ndly, 1770, Elizabeth,
dau. of William Smyth, Esq. of Drumcree, M.P. co. Westmeath,
and by the former only had issue,
John, Barrister-at-Law, m. 1787, Martha, only dau. of Francis
Hopkins, Esq., and sisterof Sir Francis Hopkins, Bart., and
by her had an only child, Frances Catherine, of Wood Town,
CO. Meath, who d. unm. 1853. Willlam Feanxis.
The younger son,
William Fbanxis Eeade, of The Wood Parks, m. 17SS, Jane
Peacock, only dau. and heiress of Edward Borr, Esq. of New
Park, CO. Meath, by Jane his wife, only child and heiress of
William Peacock, Esq. of Tinne Park, King's Co. ; and dying
19 Sept. 1801, left issue,
I. Philip, present representative.
II. Edward Borr, ra. Jane, dau. of Eobert Carew, Esq. of
Woodenstown, co. Tipperary, and has issue,
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TcED
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1 William. 2 Robert Carcw.
;> Philip. 4 Edward.
1 Frances. 2 Jane Peacock.
I. Jane Peacock, d. unm.
II. Maria Peacock, m. Rev. Robert cle la Pere PiOljinson, of
15allynevin Castle, co. Tipperary.
III. Jessie Louisa, d. unm.
A mis — Gu., a clievron or, between two fleurs-de-lis in chief
of the second, and an eagle displayed in base ars. Cre.H — An
arm erect, issuing from clouds, the hand holding an open
JSiiile all ppr. Mottoes — Amor sine timorc; and, Cedunt
arma toga;.
Seal — The Wood Parks, Scarriff.
EEAVELY OP KINNEKSLETT CASTLE.
Eeatelt, Thomas, Esq. of Kinnersley Castle,
CO. Hereford, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1S67,
b. 31 July, 1829 ; m. 5 Dec. 1850, Johauna Mar-
^javetha Wilhelmina, only child and heiress of
George Stiefvater, Esq., and has is.suc,
I. Thomas Geobge Wood, b. 17 Oct. 1852, D.C.L. of Univer-
sity of Jena, 1S77.
I. Minna Frances Henrietta, m. 1872, G. F. Bodley, Esq., and
has issue a son, G. Hamilton, 6. 1873.
II. Mary Isabella Charlotte.
ILinCilQC. — The Revelys, or Reavelys, were seated at the
manor house of Reveley, in the parish of Ingram, at the foot of
Cheviot, in the reign of Edward II., and possessed lands at,
and farmed the tithes of Ancroft, of the Convent of Durham,
A.D. 1398-1405, and later.
John Cuthbert Reavxlt, of Humbleton, Northumberland,
m. Barbara Selby, of Earle, Xorthumberland, d. 1729, and had
four sons, Thomas and Edward, both cL s. i).; Cothbert, of
whom presently; and Charles, who m. a dau. of — Charlton,
of Reedsmouth, and had two daus., Ann, m. — Maitland,
Esq. ; and Henrietta, d. unm. The third son,
CcTHBERT Reavely, Esq., m. Barbara Mauglian, and had two
sons, John, d. s. p., and
Cdthbert Reavely, Esq. of Kenton, Northumberland, ra.
Henrietta Wedderburn, and d. 1803, having had, besides other
sons and daus., who d. s. p., Henry; Teiomas; Henrietta,
m. E. Campbell, Esq. ; and Frances, m. Capt. Tasker. The
younger son,
Thomas Reavely, Esq., Lieut. -Col. Tyne Hussars, 6. 1799 ;
rn. 15 Oct. 1828, Anne Wilson, 2nd dau. of Douglas Sands,
Esq., and by her (who d. 184-i) had issue,
Thomas, now of Kinnersley Castle.
Francis Fenwick (Rev.), Rector of West Lexham, Norfolk,
6. 25 March, 1863; m. 16 Jan. 1862, Fanny Abby, 3rd dau.
of Rev. William Domvile, Rector of Winforton, co. Here-
ford, a younger brother of Sir Compton Domvile, 1st bart.
of Santry.
Annie Frances, to. George Tyndal, Esq. of Tours, and has
issue, George Reavely, Minnie, Maria, Frances, and Annie.
Louisa, ra. Charles Francis Salvin, Esq., 2nd son of Gcrrard
Salvin, Esq. of Crosdale, co. Durham, and has issue.
He d. Oct. 1872.
Arms — Arg., a chevron engrailed between three estoiles of
twelve points az. Crest — An estoile as in the arms.
Seat — Kinnersley Castle, Letton, co. Hereford.
BEBOW OF WYVENHOE PABE.
GuEDOy-EEEOw, Hector Jonx, Esq. of Wyren-
lioe Park, Essex, J.P. and D.L. for Essex, J.P.
CO. Cambridge, late Lieut. Essex Eifle Militia, and
formerly Cornet and Sub. -Lieut. 2nd Life Guards,
b. 11 Sept. 1846 ; m. 1873, Blanche Judith, dau.
of the Eer. Philip Giu'don, Eector of Cranworth,
2forfolk, and has issue,
Martin, 6. 6 Feb. 1875.
Winifred.
ILiuCcltjC. — John Rebow, Esq. of Colchester, had a grant
of arms 1685. He d. 13 April, 1693, leaving by Sarah Tayspill
his wife, a son and heir.
Sir Isaac Rebow, Knt. of Colchester, Recorder and M.P. for
that city, m. 1st, Mary Lemyng, granddau. of Sir William
Batten, Surveyor-General of the Navy ; and 2ndly, Elizabetli,
<iau. of Sir William Wiseman, Bart., and widow of J. L. Hony-
wood, Esq. of Marks Hall, Essex, and d. 19 Sept. 1726, having
had by the former lady one son,
Lemyng Rebow, Esq., who predeceased Ws father, leaving
two sons,
Charles Chamberlain, ra. Mary, sister of William, Lord
Abergavenny, and left an only dau., Mary, m. Gen.
Thomas Adams, and luid an only dau., Mary, who d. s. p.
ISO-t. Isaac Lemtng, of whom we treat.
Isaac Lejitng Rebow, Esq. of Colchester, M.P., ra. Mary,
dau. of Capt. Blatthew Martin, of Wyvenhoe and Alresford
Hall, Essex, M.P. for Colchester, and d. 3 March, 1734, leaving
a son and heir,
Isaac Martin Rebow, Esq. of Wyvenhoe Park, Essex, Col.
of the East Essex Militia, Recorder and 51. P. for Colchester,
who, under the will of his maternal grandfather, Capt. Martin,
assumed the additional surname of Martin, on the death of his
maternal uncle, Thomas Martin, 1776. He m. his cousin, Mary,
dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Martin, Esq. of Alresford Hall,
son, and eventually only heir (his eldest brother, Samuel,
having d. s. p. 1765) of Capt. Matthew Martin, before-men-
tioned, and by her (who d. 22 Dec. 1804) left at liis decease,
3 Oct. 1781, three daus. and co-heirs,
Mary Hester.
Sarah Emma, to. Henry Hichens, Esq. of Penzance, and cf.
24 May, 1798, s.p.
Frances Mary, d. s. p. 1793.
The eldest dau. and co-heiress.
Mart Hester Rebow, ra. 1796, Gen. Francis Slater, son
of R. Slater, Esq. of Chesterfield), who assumed the surname
of Rebow, and left at his decease an only dau. and heiress,
Mary Martin, m. 1st, Sir Thomas Ormsby, Bart., and 2ndly,
1835, John Gcrdon, Esq. of Wyvenhoe Park, who was 2nd
son of Theophilus Thornhagh Guruon, E.sq. of Letton, Norfolk,
by Anne his wife, dau. of William MeUish, Esq., M.P., of
Blyth Hall, Notts. On his marriage, 1835, Mr. Gurdon
assumed the additional surname of Rebow. He ra. 2ndly,
3 Dec. 1345, Lady Georgiana Toler, 4th dau. of Hector, 2nd
Earl of Norbury, and by her had issue,
I. Hector John, now of Wyvenhoe.
I. Gcorgina Elizabeth Anne. ii. Mary Lotiisa.
Mr. Gurdon Rebow was M.P. for Colchester, d. 12 Oct. IS70,
and was s. by his son, the present Hector John Rebow, Esq.
Arms — 1st and 4th, Rebow; gu., two long bows bent and
interlaced in saltier or, stringed arg. between four bezants each
charged with a fleur-de-lis az. ; 2nd and 3rd, Gurdon; sa., three
leopards' faces jessant-de-lis or. Crests — 1st, A demi-eagle
displayed issuing out of |a mural coronet or, on the breast a
bezant charged with a fleur-de-lis az. in the beak an arrow of
the second headed and feathered arg. ; 2iid, A goat climbing
up a rock all ppr.
Stat — Wyvenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex.
BEDINGTON OF KILCOBNAN.
Eedington, Cheistophee Talbot, Esq. of
Kilcornan, co. Galway, J.P. and D.L., b. 1847.
Hl'ltCaSC. — Thomas Redington, of Creganna, co. Galway,
6. 1697 ; TO. 1729, Margaret, dau. of Capt. Lynch, of Lydican,
CO. Galway, an officer in the army of James II. at Limerick,
and d. 1780, leaving issue,
Nicholas, his heir. Gregoiy, who went to America.
Michael, to. 1763, Margaret French, of Cork, and by her left
a son, Thomas, successor to his uncle, and three daus.^
Bridget, to. George Taaffe, Esq. of Grange, co. Roscommon;
Mary, ra. — Lawless, Esq. ; and Sarah, )/i. — TuUy, Esq.
Thomas, b. 1742; to. 1763, Sarah, dau. of Christopher Burke,
Esq. of Kilcornan (a younger branch of the House of Clan-
ricarde), by whom, who d. 1814, he had issue,
Thomas, b. 1769; d. unm. 1803.
Nicholas, 6. 1779; d. unm. 1798.
Christopher, 6. 1780, Capt. in the army; to. I8I2, Franies,
only cliild of Henry Dowell, Esq. of Cadiz, descended
from a younger branch of the Dowells oj Mantua, co.
Roscommon, and d. 1825, leaving, with a dau., Anne,
who d. unm. 1829, an only son and successor, the late Sir
Thomas Nicholas Redington, K.C.B., of Kilcornan.
Margaret, m. Thomas, 1st Lord ffrench.
Honoria, m. 1791, Malachv Daly, Esq. of Raford, co. Gal-
way. Mary Eliza, d. 1836.
Mary, m. — -Rutledge, Esq., and d. 1763, leaving bvo daus.,
the elder m. — Ormsby, Esq., and the younger m. Wilham
Bermingham, Esq. of Ross Hill, and was mother of Mary,
Countess of Nathaniel, 2nd Earl of Leitrim; and Anne,
Countess of Francis William, 2nd Earl of Charlemont.
Eliza, m. — Arcedeckne, Esq., and left one son, Nicholas,
Bishop of KUmacduagh ; and one dau., Mary, ra. Walter
Blake, Esq. of Ballyglunin, grandfather of Walter Blake,
Esq., present proprietor.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
EEE
Mr. Eeaington d. 1780, and wa» s. by his eMest son,
NicuoLAS Eedikoton, Esq. ot Mere Hill, co. Galway, Col. of
Volunteers, »/i. Ist, 1753, Mary, dau. of Hamilton, Esq. of Fair-
field; and 2ndly, Marcella, daa. of Christopher Burke, Esq. of
Kilcornan, who survived him, and d. 1820. He d. s.p. ISOG,
and was s. by his nephew,
Thomas Redingto.s, Esq. of Eye Hill, co. Galway, 6. 17C7,
m. 1802, Eleanor, dau. of John Dolphin, Esq. of Turoe, and
had issue, Eleanor, m. Stephen Iloche, Esq. of Rye Hill ;
Margaret; Mary, d. 1830; Sarah, m. M. Balfe, Esq. of South
Park, CO. Eoscommon, and d. s. p. 1833; Jane; Eliza-
beth, m. 1st, — Moynaghan.'Esq.; and 2ndly, 1842, Robert
Bodkin, Esq. of Annash. On this gentleman's decease with-
out male issue, 1828, the male representation devolved on his
kinsman,
SiE Thomas Kicholas Eedington, K.C.B., of Eilcornan, h. 2
Oct. 181.^; m. 1842, Anna Eliza Mavy, eldest dau. of John
nyacinth Talbot, Esq. of Castle Talbot and Talbot Hall, co.
■\Vexford, and had issue,
Cheistopheb Talbot, now of Kilcornan.
Thomas, b. 13 April, 18u7 ; d. lHo'J.
Anne Eliza.
Trances, rn. 186.5, J. Wilson Lynch, Esq. of Duras, co. Gal-
way, and Belvoir, co. Clare.
Mary Theresa. Blatilda.
Sir Thomas EecHnffton, M.P. for Dundalk from 1837 to 1846,
■was appointed Under Secretary for Ireland in the latter year,
and Secretary to the Board of Control, Dec. 1852. This office
he resigned in 185G. He received the Order of the Bath
(K.C.B.) 1849, immediately after the Queen's visit to Ireland ;
he s. his father 20 May, 1825, and his grandfather, 28 Feb.
1827. Sir Thomas d. 1802.
Arrm — Per chevron gu. and az. in chief two demi-lions
rampant arg. in base a mullet or. Crest — A lion rampant gu.
S«ats— Kilcornan, Oranmore, co. Galway; Talbot Hall, Kuw
Eoss, CO. Wexford.
BEED OF CRAG.
E,EED, Charles John, Esq. of Crag and New-
biggen House, Northumberland, J.P., Lieut. -Col.
CommandinE; the Northumberland Artillery Militia,
b. 6 Sept. 1820; m. 29 April, 1845, Margaret,
eldest dau. of George Hcppel Ramsaj, Esq. of
Derwent Villa, co. Durham, J. P., and has issue,
I. Chables Aechibald Pekcival. b. 19 Aug. 1851 ; Lieut.
Northumberland Hussars.
II. Barras Eamsay, b. 7 Oct. 1858.
HI. Alfred Stephen, b. 8 Aug. 1800.
I. Mary Lsabella.
II. Constance Diana, d. 21 Sept. 18C3.
HI. Caroline Agnes.
IV. Florence, b. and d. 6 Oct. 1855. i
Y. Alice Helena.
Yi. Mabel. vii. Victoria Margaret.
fLtltCatft.— The Eecds of Crag are descended from the
elder branch of the Reeds of Treughend, who state they hold
grants from the Crown prior to the Conquest. The Crag (a
portion of considerable estates which this family formerly pos-
sessed in Redesdale) has descended from father to son from a
very remote period. Sir Walter Scott, in a note to his poem of
Rokeby, alludes to the great antiquity of the Eeed family,
having held their lands "for the incredible space of nine hun-
dred years," and refers to an epitaph on a mural slab in Elsdon
Church, erected in the year 1758, to the memory of Elrington
Eeed, which describes the family as having at that time been
seated in Redesdale 900 years. In the Muster EoU for Nor-
thumberland, temp. Henry "VIII., are found the names of
many of the Eeeds in Redesdale. The deeds of the Crag
property deduce the title long before that period down to the
present day.
Thomas Reed, of Crag Aydon, and White House, .s. Ralph
Eeed, Esq., Mayor and Alderman of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
He left by his wife Mary, dau. and co-heiress of John Cooke,
Esq.of Portgate and White House (by Jane his wife, dau. of
Christopher Chester, Esq. of Aydon), an only son,
Thomas Eeed, Esq. of Crag, who m. 1748, Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Atkinson, of Brampton, Cumberland, Merchant, and
d. 1774. He was a schoullellow and intimate friend of the
unfortunate Charles Eatclifle, Earl of Derwentwater, beheaded
on Tower Hill for the part he took in the Eebellion of 1715^
Of this marriage there was issue,
I. John, of whom hereafter.
II. Joseph, m. and left two sons and two daus., whose issue
failed.
I. Margaret, m. Nicholas Leadbittcr, Esq., Warden, North-
umberland. II. Mary, ri. s.j[j.
III. Dorothy.
The eldest son,
John Reed, Esq. of Crag and AcUlington Park, Northumber-
land; m. 4 Nov. 1770, Diana,* dau. and heiress of William
Watson, Esq. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (brother of Stephen
Watson, Esq. of North Seaton, Northumberland, J. P., by
Isabella his wife, dau. of Ralph Bates, Esq., J.P., of Halliwell,
Northumberland, by his 1st wife Mary, dau. of John Bacon,
Esq. of Staward Peel, High Sheriff of Northumberland, and by
her had issue,
I. Thomas, 6. 2 Sept. 1771; d. C May, 1775.
II. William, Lieut. 23rd Fusiliers, b. 31 March,- 1774; m.
Anne, dau. of William Hay, Esq. of Lesbury, Northumber-
land, but d. s. -p. 18 Feb. 1825.
III. John, b. 14 Dec. 1776; m. Elizabeth, dau. and co-hcircss
(with her sister, Cliarlotte, who m. Hon. and Rev. Thomas
Erskinc, 4th son of John Francis, restored Earl of War; of
M;oor Watson, of Warkwurth, Northumberland, and d.
4 July, lsa3, having had issue,
1 John, TO. and has issue, Ucury; Francis; Louisa; Mary;
F'rances.
2 William, d. v.mn.
3 Edward, m. and had issue.
4 Thomas, married.
1 Elizabeth, Mrs. Eliot.
2 Mary.
IV. Edward, b. 14 Feb. 1778; d. 3 May, 1780.
v. Ralph Thomas, 6. 9 July, 1779; d. 16 Feb. 1784.
VI. Stephen, heir to his father.
vii. Joseph, b. 2 Sept. 1780; d. 15 Feb. 1788.
I. Isabella, d. 8 Feb. 1774.
II. Elizabeth, to. her cousin, William Watson, Esq. of North
Seaton, and d. 22 July, 1828, leaving issue,
1 William Watson, who s. his father at North Seaton, m.
Hon. Georgiana Catherine Beresford, eldest dau. of John,
2nd Lord Decics, and sister of the present Marchioness
of Ailesbury and the Duchess of Montrose.
2 John Thomas Watson, m. Emma Maria, dau. of James
Carr, Esq. of Newcastle.
1 Diana, m. Robert Ilderton, Esq., eldest son of Sanderson
Ilderton, Esq. of Ilderton, Northumberland.
2 Dorothy, ra. Capt. Henry Beresford, 71st rcgt., grandson
of Lord Decies, Archbishop of Tuam.
HI. Diana, to. Charles Charteris, Esq. of Cullivait, co. Dum-
fries, Capt. 28th Light Dragoons, 2nd son of Charles
Charteris, Esq. of Amistield, co. Haddington, and had issue.
Mr. Reed d. 29 March, 1829, aged 81, devising his estates to
his younger surviving son,
Stephen Reed, Esq. of Crag, &c.. Coroner for Northumber-
land, 6. 1 March, 1784; nu 1st, 14 Nov. 1819, Isabella, younger
dau. of John Barras, Esq. of Field House, co. Duihaui, and by
her (who d. 20 April, 1837) had issue,
I. Charles John, his heir.
II. George Barras, b. 10 Dee. 1821 ; to. 27 Oct. 1853, Louisa
Catherine, youngest dau. of Aubone Surtees, Esq. of Pigdon.
Northumberland, J. P. (nephew of Elizabeth, Countess of
Jolm, 1st Earl of Eldon), by his wife Frances Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Sir John Honywood, 4th bart. of Evington,
by Hon. Frances Courtenay his wife, sister of William, lOtli
Earl of Devon, and d. 8 July, 18G1, leaving issue,
1 Aubone, b. 21 April, 1855.
2 Stephen Villicrs Stephenson, 6. 9 March, 1859, d. young.
1 Camilla Louisa, d. 9 June, 1875.
I. Anna Mary Isabella, m. 18 June, 18.50, John Peter Mul-
easter, Esq., J. I', and D.L., of Benwcll Park, Northumber-
land, and has issue.
II. Isabella Margaret.
Mr. Eeed m. 2ndly, 29 April, 1843, Margaret, dau. of .John
Cram, Esq., of Ncwcastle-on-Tyne, and widow of George James
Best Dove, Esq., E.N., but had no further issue. He d. 2 May,
1865, and was s. by his elder son, the present Lieut. -Col.
Eeed.
Anns — Gu., a chevron between three garbs or; quartering,
arg., on a chevron engrailed az. between three martlets sa. as
many crescents or, for Watson nf North Seaton. Crest — A
griffin or. Motto — Memor et fidelis.
Seal — Newbiggen House, Kenton, Newcastle on-Tyne.
* This lady, through the families of Bates, Chaytor, Tempest,
Lambton, Eure, Buwes, Clifford. Percy, and Mortiiutr, was 17th
in direct lineal descent irom King Edwaujj 111.
xv£i£j
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EEE
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EEES OF KILIiYMAENLIiWYD.
Eees, John Hughes, Esq. of Killymaenllwyclcl,
CO. Carmarthcu, J.P. and D.L., b. 3 Nov. 1806;
on. 16 Oct. 1832, Isabella, only child of Thomas
Rutson, Esq. of Colham Greeu House, Middlesex
(only son of Richard Rutson, Esq., J. P., Sheriff
of the Tower), and by her (who d. 16 Jan. 1803),
had issue,
I. John Vander Hokst, Capt. Royal Military Ilo.'pital,
Chelsea, b. 5 May, IS34; served in New Zealand durin;,'
the late war, and wa.s severely wounded in the tight witli
the Maori at Waitara, IS March, 1801.
II. Elyder, 6. 29 Sept. 1S38; formerly in the R.N.
III. Mansell, b. 3 Aug 1840.
IV. Richard Montague, b. 15 Dec. lSt4.
I. Isabella Mary, > ;,j.„identfil]y drowned, July, 1S55.
II, Anna Sophia, J
in. Emily (twin).
rv. Caroline Cooper, d. 1 March, 15^55. v. Ecrtha.
HtllCJltJC. — An illuminated pedigree of the family of
Eees or Rice drawn up and attested by Ralph Brooke, York
Herald, in the year 1600, and continued to modern times by
different hands, is now in the possession of Lord Dynevor,
ty which it appears that the founder of the House,
Uryan Eeged, Lord of Kidwelley, Carnownllwn and
Tskcnen, in South Wales, m. Margaret La Faye, dau. of
Gwrlcis, Prince of Cornwall, and was ancestor of
Sir Elidir Ddi', Knight of the Sepulchre, temp. Richard I.,
m. the dau. of Sy?yUt, Lord of Cantresclyf, and had a son,
Philip ap Sir Elidir Ddu, m. Gwladys, dau. of David Vras
(descended from Cadiyor Vawr, Lord of Blaencych), and was
father of
Nicholas ap Philip, of Newton, in Dynevor, ra. Janeft,
dau. of Llewellyn Voethus, descended from Elystan Glodrydd,
Prince of Ferlys, and had a son and successor,
Grtffith ap Nicholas, of Newton, who had by his wife
Mabel, dau. of Meredith ap Henry Donne, of Kidwelly, two
sons, Thomas, father of the famed Sir Rhys ap Thomas, K.B.,
lineal ancestor of Lord Dynevor; and
Owen ap Grtffith, -ni. Alice, dau. of Henry Malyphant,
Esq. of Upton, co. Pembroke, and had, with ether issue, a
son and successor,
Morris ap Owen', Esq. of Llechdwnny, m. Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Lewis, Esq. of St. Pierre, and had issue. The 3rd
Bon,
Rees Bowen, of Llechdwnny, in Kidwelly Land, m. Jenct,
dau. of Henry ap Owen ap Cadwgan, of that place, and had a
son,
MoRRTS BovTEM, Esq. of Llechdwnny, in. Catherine, dau. of
Thomas Ap Rhydderch Gwynne, Esq. of Glanbrane, and had
issue. The elder son,
Rhys Bowen, Esq. of Llechdwnny, m. Catherine, dau. of
John Morgan of Kidwelly, and had, with three daus., two sons,
Morris, of Llechdwnny, High Sheriff of co. Carmarthen, 1G15;
w,. Maude, dau. of Sir John Wogan, of Boulston, co. Pembroke ;
and John, of whom presently. The younger son,
John Bowen, Esq., living in the early part of the 17th cen-
tury, m. Eva, dau. of David Havard, of Carmarthen, Alderman
and Mayor of that town, and was father of
William Bowen, Esq., whose son.
Bets William ap Owen, was father of
John Rees ap William, Esq., who left, by Margaretta, his
wife, a son and successor.
Hector Rees, Esq. of Pembrey Court, and Cil-y-macn-llwyd,
CO. Carmarthen, J. P., Hi{;hShcrifn745, b. 1683; m. 1719, Jane,
dau. of Evan Price, Esq. of Penyfan, grandson of Price of
Penllergare, and had issue, i. John, his heir ; ii. Edward, d.
wim., leaving the Penyfan estate away from the heir-at-law,
to the Johnes, of Dolaucothy ; i. Jane, m. John Johnes, Esq. of
Dolaucothy; ii. Margaret, ra. Evan Griffiths, Esq. of Llau-
gorman. Hector Rees was s. by his eldest son,
John Rees, Esq., 6. 1724, J. P., m. Mary, only child and
heiress of Daniel Hughes, Esq. of Penymaes, co. Carmartlien,
and had (with four daus., who all d. unm.) two sons, i. John,
bis heir; and ii. Arthur, Lieut. E.N., d. unm. Mr. Rees d.
1760, and was s. by his son,
John Rees, Esq. of Killymaenllwyd, b. 1749, J.P., Hi^h
Sheriff for co. Carmarthen; m. 1775, Amy, 2nd dau. of Sir
William Mansel, Bart, of Iscoed, and had issue,
I. John, his heir.
U. Charles, of Portland Place, Bath, Major 53rd foot; m.
May, lsl3, Harriet, only child of Sir. Watts Horton, Bart.
of Chadderton Hall, co. Lancaster, by the Hon. Harriet
Stanley his wife, sister of ICdwaid, I3th Earl of Derby, and
had issue,
1 HoRTON, r,i. Agnes, dau. of Gen. Curcton.
1 Harriet, d. unm.
2 Caroline, m. Fitzmanrice Parry, son of David Okeden
Parry Okeden, Esq. of Critchell and Tarnworth, Dorset,,
by the Hon. Harriett .lane Capel, sister to Arthur
Algernon, 6th Earl of Essex, and lias issue, Algernou
Fitzmaurice, and Grace Harriett.
Major Eees, d. at Bath, 6 Aug. 1352.
III. Richard, of Carmarthen, d. 21 June, IS50.
I. Rebecca, d. \:nm. 26 April, 1837.
II. Jane, m. 5 Feb. 1809, Alexander, eldest son of Alexander
Eaby, Esq. of Cobham Park, Surrey, and had issue a dau.,
Helena Eliza, ra. 1st, David Lewis, Esq. of Bank House,
I.lanilillo, Carmarthen; and 2n(lly, Alfred Watney, eldest
son of Daniel Watney, Esq. of Wandsworth, Surrey, and lias
issue, 1 Raby; 2 Daniel Herbert, b. 17 June, 1858; and 1
Edith Helena, ai. Ecv. Thomas Harvey, of Wandsworth.
III. Eliza, d. 1848. IV. Frances, d. unm.
Mr. Reese?. 14 Dec. 1802, and was a. by his son,
John Rees, Esq.of Killyniaenllwyd, Lieut.-Col. Carmarthen-
shire Militia, J.P. and D.L., 6. 4 Sept. 1781; served in the
R.N., and was present at the battles of Camperdown and
Copenhagen. Hem. 19Maj', 1803, Anne Catherine, 3rd dau.
of Elias Vander Horst, Esq., American Consul at Bristol,
lineally descended from Baron Vander Horst, of HoUand, anil
d. 21 Deo. 1864, having had issue,
John HncHEs, now of Killymacnllwvd.
Charles Courtcnay, b. 14 April, 1810; m. 1S.'32, Rosa, 2nd
dau. of Henry Shewen, Esq. of Thistleboon, co. Glamorgan,
Commander R.N.
Arthur Augustus (Rev.) b. 22 Feb. 1S15 ; ra. Ellen, dau. of
— Prince, Esq.
Harriet Cooper, d. unm. 7822.
Anna Mansel, hi. 1834, Cliarles David Williams Esq., Com-
mander R.N., only son of the late Col. Sir Daniel Williams.
Frances Mansell, m. 1832, Miles Smith, Esq.
Helen Marian, m. 1838, Jean Frangois, 21st Comte dr
Hamel et de Manin, of Paris, an officer in the Household
of Louis XVIII. (whom he followed in exile), and a stanch
adherent of the Royal House of Bourbon. She d. a widow
in 1868, leaving issue,
1 Gustave Leon Albert.
2 Eaoul Engucrrand Napoleon.
3 Engucrrand Charles Albcric.
1 Ada. 2 Ileloise Julie Anna.
3 Clotildc Lucy Gertrude. 4 Aglae Edme Helene.
5 Clara Melina Angele. 6 Lucille Celine Imogfene.
7 Blanche Aiiielie Adelaide.
Mr. Ress d. 27 May, 1843.
Arms — Arg., a chevron sa. between three ravens ppr. ;
quartering Hughes of }'e,'t/ma.es ; gu., a lion rampant or,
in a true love knot arg. between four fleurs-de-lis, the stalks
bending towards the centre of the second. Crest — A talbot or.
ilotto — Spes melioris sevi.
Seat — Killyniaenllwyd, near Llanelly, S.W., signifying, ia
Welsh, a retreat, and "maenllwyd," grcystone or rojk.
BEEVE OF LEADENHAM.
Reeve, John, Esq. of Leadenham, Lincoln, late
Grenadier Guards, and Lieut.-Col. in the army,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1871, b. 1 June, 1822 ;
m. 18 Aug. 1857, Frances Wilhelmina, eldest dau.
of Sir Glynne Earle Welby, Bart., and had by lier
(who d. 1858) a dau., b. 1858, and d. 1864. Col.
Reeve m. 2ndly, 3 Feb. 1863, Edith Anne, eldest
dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Charles Dundas, Rector
of Epworth, and has a son,
John Sherard, 6. 3 April, 1S72.
?iCt'ltC<t0C. — William Reeve, one of the family living at
Melton Mowbray, co. Leicester (trmp. the Commonwealth),
became possessed of an estate at Leadenham, co. Lincoln, by
his marriage with Jane, one of the children, and eventually
heiress of Ellis Key, of that place (6. 1682), by his wife Anna,
dau. of Edward Storer, M.D., of liuckminster, co. Lincoln (she
was b. 1686; d. 1765). The said William Reeve dying 1791,
left by his wife Jane (6. 1716; d. 1808) several children, of
whom survived,
I. William, of Leadenham.
I. Jane, b. 1739; la. 1767, Robert, 4th Earl of Harborough, and
6th Baron SUerard, leaving issue (see Burke's Jijctinct
Peerayc).
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TEE LANDED GENTRY.
EIiiE
11. Mary, h 1741; m. 1774, Thomas Lee Thorntnti, Esq. of
Brockhall, co. Northampton, haviug issue (see Thohnton of
Brockhall).
The son and heir,
William Reeve, Esq. of Lcaclcnham, J.P., ni;:h Sheriff
1808, 6. 20 Aug. 1751 ; m. 14 Aug. 1782, MiUicent Mary, dau,
of John King, Esq., J. P., of Ashby-de-la-Launde, co. Lineoln,
Caut. Grenadier Guards, and by her (who d. 18:36) had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. William Key (Rev.), Fellow of Clare Hall, Camhridge, 6.
1781; d. 1853. in. Henry, b. 1780; d. 1808.
IV. Philip, b. 1782 ; d. I8G2.
V Ellis, 6. 1792; m. Charlotte Frances, dau. of William
Wainwright, Esq., and d. June, 1878, leaving issue,
1 Ellis Philip Fox, b. Nov. 1838, Lieut.-Col, late Cold-
stream Guards.
2 NcTill Henry, b. Dec. 1839, Capt. 45th regt.
1 Miilicent Charlotte.
2 Lucy Jane, m. Col. Arthur Bainbrigge, late 13th Light
Infantry.
I. Jane, d. 1802.
II. MiUicent Mary, m. 1828, Col. Thomas Chaplin, Cold-
stream Guards, and d. 1857, .s. p.
Mr. Reeve d. 1821, and was s. by his son,
John Reeve, Esq. of Lcadenham House, J. P. and D.L., a
Gen. in the army, and Col. 61st regt. ; High Sheriff 1827 ; m.
11 July, 1821, Lady Susan Sherard, dau. of Philip, 5th Earl of
Ilarborough, and by her (who d. 2 Sept. 1864) had issue,
I. John, his heir, now of Lcadenham.
II. William Henry, Lieut.-Col. Coldstream Guards, &. 1827;
d. 1868.
I. Susan MiUicent, in. 7 Aug. 18G1, William Dashwood Fane,
Esq., and has, 1 William Vcre Reeve, 6. 18G8 ; 1 Grace Susan ;
2 Miilicent Emma Rachel.
II. Emma, ra. May, 1805, Hon. and Rev. Anacslcy Gore, who
d. s.p. 1877.
Gen. Reeve d. 3 Oct. 1864.
Arma — Quarterly; 1st and 4th, gu., a chevron vaire or and
az. cottised arg. between three roses of the last, barbed and
seeded ppr., for Reeve; 2nd and 3rd, per bend or and arg. two
bendlets erm., for. Key. Crexl — A horse's head erased per fcss
ncbulee arg. and gu., charged on the neck with two mullets in
pale also arg. MoUo — Revera pro ivgini.
Scat — Lcadenham House, Grantham, co. Liacolu.
b. C July, 1874,
II. Rose Frances.
IV. Shchi Alice.
KEEVES OF BESBOK,OTJGH.
Eeetes, Robert William Caey, Esq., of Bcs-
borough Burrane, co. Clare, LL.B. of Triu. Coll.
Cambridge 1859, called to the Bar at The Inner
Temple 1862, J.P. and D.L. for co. Clare, High
Sheriff CO. Clare 1869, h. 14 March, 1837 ; m. 19
July, 1866, Grace Dorothea, youngest dau. of Col.
Vandeleur, M.P., and Lady Grrace Vandeleur, of
Ivilrush, CO. Clare, and has issue,
I. William Vandeleur,
I. Grace Wilhclmina.
III. Elizabeth Mary.
V. Eileen Rosetta.
ILtll^affC. — Major Robert Reve, or Reeves, son of a
very respectable family in Sussex, eventually settled in Ireland,
tsr,ti]. Charles I., and m. Elinor, dau. of Col. Owny O'Demp-
Ecy, eldest son of Sir Terence O'Dempsey, 1st Viscount Clan-
malier, by Margaret Nugent his wife, dau. of Lord Dclvin, by
whom he had (with one dau., who m. Mr. Lodge, ancestor, in
the female line, of the Lords Frankfort de Montmorency) a son,
William Reeves, Esq., in. Bridget Malone, widow, dau. of
Neville, of Furnace, co. Kildare, and had issue a son and heir,
Robert Reeves, Esq., m. Mary Bodley, of Kilkenny, of kin
to Sir Thomas Bodley, who founded the library at Oxford.
They had a son and successor,
Robert Reeves, Esq., m. Grace, dau. of Thomas Spaight,
Esq. of Bunratty Lodge and Burrane, co. Clare, and had issue,
I. Robert, of whom presently.
II. Joseph, TO. 1st, Anna, dau. of Thomas Somcrville, Esq.,
and had by her a son and two daus.,
1 Thomas Somerville, of Tramore Hcusp, co. Cork,
J.P., High Sheriff, ni. 1814, Rebecca, dau. of ]s.aae
Morgan, Esq. of Buckingham House, Cork; and d.
21 Aug. 1863, in his 83rd year, leaving issue. His eldest
son, Very Rev. Isaac Morgan Reeves, resident at Glandore
House, Leap, co. Cork, Rector of Myross, and Dean of
Ross ; TO. 1st, 1858, Anna Maria Toke, dau. of Rev. Henry
Eourchier Wrey, Rector of Tawstock, and by her has one
dau., Helen Wrey. He m. 2ndly, May 1870, Adelaide,
dau. of the late Arthur Ussher, Esq. of Ballysaggartmore,
<;o. Waterford, and has, with other issue, Thomas Somer-
ville, b. 1873.
1 Maria, m. Samuel Bennett, Esq. of Clonalkilty, co.Cork.
2 Anne, in. Paul Maylor, Esq. of Chipley.
He in. 2nd]y, Eliza, dau. of Major Ancram, of the 34tli
regt., and had by her, William Ancram, deceased; Robert
Neville ; and CatJierine Spaight, wife of William Parker,
Esq. of Cork.
III. Thomas, in. Ellen, dau. of Lewis Buckle, Esq. of Bor-
den, Easimeon, Hants, and had one son, Lewis Buckle.
IV. Edward Hoare, in. 1st, Mary, widow of Arthair Devon-
shire, Esq. of Kilshonnick, co. Cork, but by her had no issue.
He m. 2ndly, Dorothea, dau. of John Carleton, Esq. of
Cork, and niece of Lord Carleton, and had by her two sons
and four daus.,
1 Francis, of Ballyglisanc, co. Cork, Major II E.I.C.S.
2 Edward Hoare, Esq. of Castle Kevin, co. Cork, to.
23 Oct. 1838, Elizabctli Mary, dau. of Major-Gen. Burke,
of Prospect Villa, Cork; and d. 24 April, 1867, having
had issue,
Edward Hoare, J.P., now of Castle Kevin, 6. 6 Dee.
1840; TO. 20 July, 1873, Kate, eldest dau. of William
Wrexon Leyccster, Esq. of Ennismore, co. Cork, and
has issue, Edward, 6. 1875.
Thomas Burke, Capt. R.A., in. 1875, Marion Jessie, 2nd
dau. of David Russell Crawford, Esq. of Cheltenham.
Francis Carleton. Hugh Carleton.
Edmond Burke,married.
Dora Carleton. Elizabeth Mary. Mary Josephine.
1 Rebecca, to. Bernard Shawe, Esq. of Cork.
2 Mary, m. Sandford Palmer, Esq. of King's Co.
3 Dorothea, in. Abraham Moi'ris, Esq. of Dunkettle, co.
Cork.
4 Elizabeth, m. George Bercsford Poer, Esq. of Waterford.
I. Grace, in. William Collins, Esq. of Dublin. ii. Mary.
III. Catherine, m. Henry Maddei-, Esq. of Limerick.
IV. Jane, m. the Rev. Edwin Thomas, of Ballinacourty, co.
Kerry. v. Eliza, in. Francis Hewitt, Esq. of Cork.
The eldest son,
Robert Reeves, Esq. of Flatten, co. Mcath, of Burrane,
CO. Clare, and of Merrion Square, Dublin, w. 1782, Mary, dau.
of William Maunsell, Esq. of Limerick, and had issue,
I. Robert, of Merrion Square, Dublin, d. 13 July, ISCO.
ir. William Maonsell, of Burrane.
III. Samuel Spaight, of Flatten, co. Mcath, and Upper Mount
Street, Dublin, to. Maria (who d. 25 March, 1838), 2nd dau.
of Major Randal Stafford, Esq. of Tully, co. Cavan, and
d. 30 Jan. 1875, leaving an only child, Robert, of 5, Fitz-
william Place, Dublin, who m. Jan. 1861, Emily, eldest d:iu.
of Edward John Smith, Esq. of Rutland Square, Dublin,
and has an only child, Frances Angel.
IV. Edward, of Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin, and of
Flatten Hall, co. Mcath, b. 1795; m. May, 1828, Juliet
Matilda, youngest dau. of Rev. Richard Studdert, of Mount jji
Rivers, co. Ciare (.see Studdert of Biinratti/), and d. 28
Oct. 1877, leaving issue,
1 Robert Edward, of Capard, Rosenalis, Queen's Co., &.
28 March, 1829; to. 26 April, 1853, Sophia Louisa, dau.
of Rev. James Blacker, Rector of Keady, co. Armagh,
and has issue, Edward, b. 1 Feb. 1854, who d. in infancy;
Edward Stewart ; Robert Blacker; William James ; Henry
Pigott; and Juliet Eliza.
2 Richard Studdert.
1 Maria M'Mahon, in. Capt. Arthur Oswald Richards, 3rd
son of the Right Hon. John Richards, Baron of the
Exchequer, and has an only cliUd, John William Richards,
b. 9 April, 1S57.
2 Juliet Matilda.
3 Mary Victoria Winthrop, m. Jan. 1.966, Conolly Marcus
Gage, Esq., J. P., eldest son of William Gage, Esq. of;
Drnmmond, co. Londonderry, and has issue, William ;
Charles, b. oO May, 1877; Juliet Mary; and Armande).
Edith Marie. i
4 Edith Meta, m. Dec. 1875, John Adam Alexander, Esq.,|.i
J. P., of Caw House, co. Londonderry.
V. Richard, of Magoola, co. Cork, m. 1st, Miss Arthur, of co
Clare, who d. .s. p. ; and 2ndly, Mary, youngest dau. of th£
Rev. Robert Conway Dobbs, by whom he has, Robert, Bar-
ristcr-at-Law ; Conway, Lieut. R. A.; William ; Wilhelmim
Frances, to. Capt. Charles Orde Browne, R.A. ; Mary 'Win-
throp; and Rose Charity.
VI. Joseph Robert, of Athgarvon, co. Kildare, and of Fitz-
william Place, Dublin, in. Georgiana, 3rd dau. of GeofTrej
Browning, Esq. of Carass, and hasLssue, 1 Robert; 2 Jeffrey,
rf. 4 Dec. 1861; 3 Joseph; 4 Thomas Browning; fi Williair
Maunsell; 6 Francis; 1 Frances; 2 Mary Winthrop; J
Georgina; and 4 Caroline.
I. Bridget.
II. Grace, to. Christopher Tuthill, Esq., Lieut. R.N.
III. Maiy, d. unm.
Mr. Reeves d. II July, 1835. His 2nd son,
William Maunsell Reeves, Esq. of Burrane, co. Clare
J.P., Barrister-at-Law, b. Sept. 1788; to. 20 Sept. 1828, Rose
eldest dau. of the Rev. Robert Conway Dobbs, 2nd son of Con ',
way Richard Dobbs, Esq. of Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim, and hai
issue,
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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EoBEET William Cart, now of Eurrane and Bestorough.
Conway Eichard, Ensign, 5Sth foot, 6. 20 Dec. 1840; d.
31 Jan. 1S30.
William Maunsell, h. G Oct. 1843 ; m. 20 Jan. 1876, Letitia,
d u. of the late Gen. Thomas .Vrmstronir Drought, of Hill
House, Winchester, and has ifsue, Robert William Drought,
6. 15 Oct. 1876 ; and John Maunsell, b. 14 Oct. 1878.
Wilhclmina Josepha. Mary Wimhrop. Charity.
Eose Ett'ly, in. 4 Feb. 18G2, Herbert G. Bainbridge, 2ud son
of A. F. Bainbridge, Esq. of Putney, Surrey.
[r. Eeeves d. 16 July, 1S57.
Arms — Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, or, on a cheTron engrailed
etween three e-scallops cz., as many eaglets displayed of the
rst, for Keeves ; 2nd and 3rd arg., on a fess sa., three pheons
f the first, for Spaight. C'i-e»t — A dragon's head erased or,
ollarcd az. ; over it an escrol, tlicrcin the words " Animum
ege." Motto — Virtute et fidclitate.
Seat — Besborough, KilUmer, co. Clare.
i.ia
REEVES OF DANEMOEE PAEK,
Eeeyes, James Bowles, Esq. of Danemore
*ark, Speldlinrst, Kent, s. Iiis father 1 April, 1868.
3LtnC<l3C. — John Bowles (son of Thomas Bowles, 6. 1657,
y Mary his wife), m. Mary, dau. of Henry Carrington, Esq.
f Charles Square, Boston; and d. 1799, leaving a son,
Cakrington Bowles, Esq., b. 1724 ; m. Anne, youngest dau.
f Joseph Field, Esq. of Hitchin, and left, at his decease, 1793,
son,
Henry Carrington Bowles, Esq., F.S.A., of Myddleton
louse, Enfield, Middlesex, m. Anne, dau. and heiress of
)aniel Garnault, Esq. of Bull's Cross, Enfield, by Sarah his
/ife, dau. of Andrew Paul, Esq, ; and d. 1830, leaving his
ans. his co-heirs. Of these ladies, the 2nd,
Jane Mart Bowles, m. James Keeves, Esq. of Danemore
I'ark, Speldhurst, Kent, J.P. and D.L. for Essex (son of
llUam John Eeeves, by Anne his wife, dau. of John Pughe,
. of Goit "y, CO. Montgomery') and by her (who d. 1 April,
863) had issue,
James Bowles, how of Danemore Park.
Jane Fanny, m. Henry Boultbee Langmore, Esq., and has
surviving issue, Lihan Emily Caroline, and Grace Reeves.
Eliza Anne Carver, c^. 1878. Anna Maria Emily.
Caroline Hariett, d. 1865.
Armt — 1st and 4th, arg , on a bend cotisedsa. three lozenges
Tm., for Reeves; 2nd, per palo indented gu. and az. three
ups, two and one, arg. in each a boar's head erect or, for
JowLEs; 3rd, per pale or and az., harry of sis and its cantons
livided per bend dexter and sinister respectively all counter-
■hanged surtout an escutcheon arg., for Garnault. Crest —
greyhound sejant sa. bezantee collared and ringed or.
frlBfotio — Prius quam factum considera.
Seat — Danemore Park, Speldhurst, near Tunbridge Wells.
*
HUl REICHEIi OF SPARSHOLT AND
NEWTON HOUSE.
Eeichei, Eev. Oswald Joseph, B.C.L. and
3I.A., of Newton House, Drewsteignton, Devon,
'-■^ P'icar of Sparsliolt, near Wantage, Berks, h. 2 Feb.
L840.
JLtllCitSf .— The family of Eeichel was settled at Ereslau
It the beginning of the 14th century, and is stated to have
j Jriginally come from South Germany on the occasion of the
marriage of Duke Henrt I., with Hedwig, dau. of the Duke of
[| Merania, in 1186 (sec Klose, S.B. Von Bresslau documentiate
Geschicte, vol. 1, p. 353, 356). Johannes or John Eeichel
r» was Alderman in 1340, and rf., leaving issue four sons. A
SIS. in the town library at Bresslau gives a pedigree of his
;'* iescendants, from which it appears that WenceslausReichel, the
Jrd son, left issue, by his 2nd wife, Dorothea Miilheim, whom
be m. 1402, two sons. The younger of these, Wenceslaus by
name, d. at Prague, 1460, leaving issue by his wife Anna
A.ucr, two sons, 1 Wenceslaus, b. 1432 ; and Christopher, who
'•fSli. 1498. The elder,
Wenceslaus EeicnEL, 6.1432; m. 14C0, Hedwig Homig;
and d. by poison at Oien, in Hungary, 20 Aug. 1489, leaving
Usne five sons and one dau., two of the sons being, 1 Nicolaus
Beichel, " the elder," who d. 9 Sept. 1532, leaving, by his wife
Anna Freyberg, four sons, named below ; 2 Stanislaus Eeichel,
"theelder,"who, together with his wife Apollonia Rindfleisch,
i-j d. n May, 1542, of the Great Plague, leaving likewise four
sons. To these four sons of Nicolaus Reichel, " the elder," by
I name, Servatius ; Wenceslaus; Lazarus; and Israel; and
,^ likewise to their cousins, Nicolaus ; Stanislaus ; Johannes ; and
I'aulus Eeichel, sons of Stanislaus Eeichel "the elder," all
of them being grandsons of Wenceslaus Eeichel, who distin-
guished himself in Hungary against the Turks, and great-
grandsons of Wenceslaus Eeichel, who d. at Prague, the
Emperor Ferdinand issued his "Indigenats brief," 9 Sept. 1554.
By the "Indigenats brief" (a condition precedent of which
was that ownership of land should be proved for the last
200 years), the following arm's were conferred on them in
lieu of those which they had been in the habit of using
before, viz., per fess sa. and or, a Uon rampant double
queued holding in his paws a syckle, all counlerchanged.
The family of the elder Nicolaus became extinct in the next
generation. That of the elder Stanilaus, survived through
Nicolaus and Johannes. From Johannes has descended
through the female line the present Baron von Tschirschky
Eeichel of Schlanz. Nicolaus, had three sons. Of these the
first, Stanislaus, d. without issue ; the second, Nicolaus, was a
Counsellor of Maurice, Duke of Saxony; the third, Valentin,
settled at Geising in Saxony, and was ancestor of the present
family.
Valentin Eeichel, the elder, of Geising, in the Erzgcbirge
of Saxony, m. Ursula, before 1588 (who survived him, and d.
at Moldau, 8 Sept. 1624), and left issue.
Michael Eeichel, son of the above, sometime of Moldau, in
the Bohemian Erzgebirge, b. 15SS, who was driven from
Bohemia, 1624, in the religious troubles at the beginning of the
thirty years' war, and became, 1629, parson of Beckwitz, and
1636, ofthetownofBelgern ; was killed by the Swedes under the
bridge at Meissen, and buried in the church of St. Afra there, 27
April, 1637, leaving, by his wife Anna Maria, who survived him,
and d. at Zehren, 21 Feb. 1682, issue, besides two dans., a son,
Valentin Eeicuel, the younger. Parson of Zehren, one
of the richest benefices in Saxony, 6. 15 Feb. 1629; m.
1st, Theodora Sophia, who d. without issue; 2ndly, Maria
Elizabeth, who d. 3 March, 1675, leaving two sons, neither
of whom left any offspring; and 3rdly, Sophia Ehsabeth,
dau. of Isaac Staike, Head Master of the Grammar School
at Dresden, who survived him, dying 27 June, 1740, by
whom he left issue, on his decease, 22 Sept. 1704, besides
six daus., three sons, i. Gottlieb Benjamin, Parson of Wen-
disch-leube, father of Samuel Benjamin, Eector of the
Grammar School of Altenburg (the latter d. without issue,
9 Sept. 1792); ii. Jacob Daniel, of whom anon; and in.
Johann Ludwig, settled at Meissen.
Jacob Daniel Eeichel, 3rd son of the above. Parson of Wen-
disch Leube, in the Duchy of Altenburg, b. 10 Nov. 16S0 ; m.
Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of Johann Eudolph Graefe, Parson of
Weltewitz, and great-granddau. of the German Post, Martin
Einkart, and by whom (who survived him till 26 Dec. 1755) he
left issue at his decease, 14 May, 1746, besides four surviving
daus., I. Carl Eudolph, of whom anon; ii. Jacob Daniel ;
III. Samuel Benjamin; iv. Johann Friederich.
Carl Eudolph Eeichel, eldest son of the above, P.arson of
Neukirch, in Saxony, a distinguished Orientalist and Biblical
Scholar (videG. F. Olto's Lexico-n der Lausitziscken Gelehrtcn),
and friend alike of prince and peasant not only in his own
country but also in Sweden and Denmark, b. 29 April, 1718,
at Oberloedla; ;.;. Eleonore Sophia, youngest dau. of Johann
Bartholomew Mueller, of Altenburg, Court Goldsmith, who
survived him, and d. 4 April, 1807. He d. 25 Oct. 1794,
leaving issue him surviving two sons, i. Carl Gotthold, of
whom anon ; and ii. Friederich Benjamin, a Bishop of the
" Unitas Fratrum" at Sarepta, in Siberia, from whom are
descended the Eeichels, settled in Switzerland; and one dau.
Carl Gotthold Eeichel, eldest son of the above, a Bishop
of the "Unitas Fratrum," at Salem, North Carolina, United
States of America, went to America 1784, b. at Hermsdorf
14 July, 1751 ; m. Anna Dorothea, youngest dau. of Benjamin
Maass, Merchant of Konigsberg, who d. 15 Aug. 1806, and by
whom he had issue three sons, i. Charles Frederick, father of
Ven. Charles Parsons Eeichel, Archdeacon of Meath ; n.
Gotthold Benjamin, who d. at Salem, in America, 20 D ec.
1833; and iii. Samuel Eudolph, of whom anon; and one
dau., settled in America, whose grand-dau. in. S. Eeeves,
Esq. of Brough, co. York. He afterwards m. an American
lady, Catharine Fetter, with whom he returned to Europe;
and d. 18 Aug. 1834.
Samuel Eudolph Eeichel, ofOckbrook, co. Derby, 3rd son of
the above, sometime Tutor to Henrt, reigning Prince of Eeuss-
dobenstein, b. 8 Dec. 1787, at Nazareth, Northampton, co. Penn-
sylvania, in the United States; ra. Ist,- at St. Peter's, Bedford,
Sophia, dau. of Eev. John Hartley, and sister to Eev. John
Hartley, British Chaplain at Nice. After her decease, 16 Feb.
1834, he m. 2ndly, at St. George's Bloomsbury, Matilda,
youngest dau. of Joseph Hurlock, Esq. of Oxted, Surrey, and
1346
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BEY
1
by her (who d. at Sparsholt, Berks, 3 April, 1871) he left issue
at liis death, 28 June, 1857,
I. Oswald Joseph Eeichel, now of Sparsholt Vicnra?c.
II. Lucius Hurlock, of Oxhey lUse, Harrow Weald, 0. 23 July,
1842.
I. Stella Matilda rarmintor.
Amis — Per fess sa. and or, a lion rampant double queued
holding between the paws a sickle all counterchansed. Crest
— Out of a ducal corouet a dcmi-lion rampant double queued
holding between the paws a sickle all or. Mullo — Vitam
impendere vero.
tie'.i.l — Xewton House, Drcwsteignton, Devon.
BEMINGTON OF THE CROW TREES.
Eemixgxox, Eey. Reginald, of the Crow Trees,
Melling, co. Lancaster, M.A., Pembroke Coll.
Oxforcf, Vicar of Fritwell, Oxon, b. 3 July, 1827 ;
in. 21 June, 1860, Frances, eldest dau. of the late
Alfred Binyon, Esq., of Merlewood, co. Lancaster,
and has issue,
I. Henrt, h. 30 May, 1SC3.
I. Lucy Agnes.
HI. Emily Isabel, deceased.
V. Gertrude Dorothea.
II. Mary Francos.
IV. Catherine Isabel Maud.
VI. Constance Gathoine.
IttllCSgr. — Henry Eemington, Esq. of The Crow Trees,
and of Aynsome, co. Lancaster (eldest son of Eeginald
Ecmington, J. P., by his wife Catherine, youngest dau. of
Tliomas Machell, Esq. of Aynsome, and grandson of Henry
Ecmington, Esq. of Melling, by his wife Isabel Bainbridge, of
Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland, and great-grandson, by Eliza-
betli Wilson liis wife, of Eeginald Eemington, Esq., who was
sou of Henry Ilimington, Esq.), b. 1797; m. 7 Sept. 182G,
Mary, only chiUi of George Ashburncr, Esq. of Holme Banli,
trivcrston, and by her had issue,
Eeginald, now of the Crow Trees.
George, of Ulverston, m. Mary, dau. of J. Stewart, Esq.
Henry, of Trinkelt, Ulverston.
Thomas MachcU, M.A., Hector of Claugiiton, ra. Alice Maud,
youngest dau. of Alfred Binsyon afores;nd.
Agnes, jii. Eev. Thomas Edmund Petty, of Eardsca,
deceased.
Catherine, m. Ecv. J. Allen Wilson, Eector of Eolton-by-
Bolland, co. York.
Mr. Eemington d. at Aynsome, 17 Feb. 18C6.
Arras — Barry of twelve arg. and az., over all a bend gu.
Crest — A hand erect holding a broken tilting .spear all ppr.
Skat — The Crow Trees, Melling, near Lancaster. Residence
— Frctwell Manor, near Bieester, Oxon.
EEVELEY OF BRYN-Y-GWYIT.
Eetelet, Hugh Jonx, Esq. of Bvyn-y-Gwyn,
CO. Merioneth, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1859,
h. 15 March, 1812 ; m. 13 July, 1850, Jane, dau. of
Algernon Reveley, Esq., of Grosvenor Place, Chel-
tenham, late of the Bengal Civil Service, and has
issue,
I. Fanny Jane, m. 1874, Edward Petit Jelf, Esq., eldest son
of Eev. W. Jelf, B.D.
II. Annie Clara.
in. Mary Eosaniond, in. 1878, Claude H. Shute, only son of
Admiral Sir Claude Buckle, K.C.B., of 69, Uutland Gate,
London.
IV. Bertha Gwendolene. v. Mabel,
l£lUCSO[C. — The Ecveleys, who trace their descent to the
reign of Edward II., were originally seated in the Manor
House of Beverly, on the northern Bank of the river Beamish,
at the south-eastern foot of the Cheviots, and subsequently at
Ancroft, Northumberland. In the reign of James I., George
Ee\'elet, of Ancroft, purchased from the last Lord Eure, the
manors of Newton, Underwood, and Thropliill, which Sir
Simon Eure had acquired, temp. Henrt III., from Lord Ber-
tram, of Mitford. During the civil wars, William Eevelet,
of Ancroft (who had ra. Eosamund Wentworth, niece of the
Earl of Stafford), with a body of troopers raised by himself,
fought for King Charles at the fatal field of Marston Moor,
and was slain, having attained the rank of Major, at the
decisive battle of Naseby. On the marriage of
William Eevelet, Esq. of Newton Underwood (who was h.
1662), with Margery, dau. and heiress of Eobert Willey, Esq.
of Newby Wiske, the scat of the family was removed from
Northumberland to Yorksliire, and the Hall House of Newliy
Wiske erected. By the heiress of Willey, Mr. r.evclcy hac
(with two daus.) two son?,
WiLLET, of Newton Underwood and Newbye Wiske, m. 1717,
Kachcl, dau. of Henry Neale, Esq. of London, and wai
father of E.izabeth, who la. John Mitford, Esq. of Exbury,
George, of whom presently.
Philadelphia, b. lOaS; m. Langdale Smithson, Esq., 2nd sor
of Sir Hugh Smithson, Bart., and had an only son, Su
H0GH Smithson, 3rd bart., b. at Ncwby WisUe, was cieateo
1766, Duke of Northdmeerland.
Mr. Eeveley d. 24 Feb. 1725. His 2nd son,
George Eevelet, Esq., b. 1699 ; m. Miss Elizabeth Tucker
and by her(who(?. July, 1747) had two sons, Henrt, his heir
and Hugh, who d. v.ma. 2 May, 1762. Mr. Eeveley d. a
Alicante, Spain, 1766, and was s. by his son,
Henrt Eevelet, Esq., for many years a Commissioner O'
the Excise, b. at Alicante 1737; m. 1771, Jane, a sister of Si
Claude Champion do Crespigny, Bart., and dau. of Pliihj
Champion de Crespigny, Esq. of CambenveU, and by her (whi
d. 4 Feb. 1829, aged 86) had issue,
Hugh, his heir.
Algernon, Bengal Civil Service, 6. 27 Dec. 1786; m. andliai
issue.
Elizabeth Ann, in. 179G. Cadwallader Blayney Trevor Roper
Esq. of Plis T6g, co. Flint. |
Henrietta, ra. Matthew Buckle, Esq., Admiral E.N., son 0|
Admiral Buckle, of Nork, Surrey.
Mr. Eeveley d. 1798, and was s. by his eldest son,
Hugh Eevelet, Esq. of Bryn-y-gwyn, J.P. and D.L., Higli
Sheriff 1811, Secretary to Sir John Mitford, while Speake'
of the House of Commons, and afterwards Purse Bearer to Si
John, when Lord Chancellor of Ireland as Lord Eedesdale, b
15 July, 1772; ra. 11 Jan. 1803, Jane, only dau. and heir o
Eobert Hartley Owen, Esq. of Bryny-gwyn, of ancient' Cam
brian descent, and by her (who d. 9 Dec. 1846) had a dau.
Frances, who d. uara. 1830, and one son, the present Huoi
John Eevelet, Esq. of Bryny-gwyn. He d. 1851.
Arras — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., a chevron engrailed gu
between three stars of twelve points az., for Eeverlet; 3d
and 4th, quarterly, 1st and 4th, az., a chevron between thre
cocks, arg., 2nd and 3rd, gu., three snakes nowcd arg., fo
Owen. Lrrat — An estoile as in the arms. MuUo — Optim
revelatio stclla.
ieai— Bryn-y-gwyn, near Dogolloy.
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REYNARDSON OF HOLYWELL HALI
Birch-Retnaedson, Chaeles Thomas Samttbj
Esq. of Holywell Hall, co. Lincoln, D.L., Hig'
Sheriff 1859, b. 10 Xov. 1810 ; m. 1st, 2 Sept. 183{
Anne, eldest dau. of Simon Yorke, of Erddig, a
Denbigh, and by her (who d. 16 Oct. 1853) ha
issue,
I. Charles, J.P., Capt. and Lieut. -Col. Grenadier Guarc
(10, West Eaton Place, S.W.), b. 10 Dec. 1845 ; m. 8 Apri
1875, Emma Maria, eldest dau. of the Eev. Williai
Stracey, of Buxton Vicarage, near Norwich, and has issui
1 Miriam Anne, b. 27 Feb. 1876: 2 Alice Mary, b. 10 oil
1877. j
1. Ethelred Anne, m. 3 Jan. 18C0, John Alexander, 6th Ei
of Hopetoun. ii. Mary Karoline.
III. Constance Louisa Matilda, )/;. 14 Sept. 1S74, Frederic
Young, ICsq., lute 2nd Life Guards.
He m. 2ndly, 4 Sept. 18G7, Victoria (who d. AU|
1871), 3rd dau. of George Dodwell, Esq. of Keviu
fort, CO. Sligo.
3Ltlir<tCJC.— Sir Abraham EETNARDsoN,Knt. (son of Thoni
Eeynardsun, Esq. of Plymouth, an eminent Turkey Mcrchaa
by Julian Brace his wife), became Lord Mayor of Londi
1649, and was committed to the Tower by Parliament, al
fined £2,000 for refusing to read the proclamation against tl
Kingly Government and House of Lords, 6. 1500. He d. 16fl
leaving, by Abigail his wife, dau. of Sir Nicholas Crispe, Kal
inter alios, a son,
Jacob Eetnardson, Esq., 6. 1652, m. Frances, dau.
Francis Farnaby, Esq. of Eippington, Kent, and was father
Samuel Eetnardson, Esq., 6. 1704; m. Sarah, dau. andlu
of Sir Eandolph Knipe, and had issue,
Samuel Charles, d. unra. 1776, at Lisbon.
Jacob, of wliom presently.
Frances Elizabeth, ra. Edward Reeve, Esq.
Katharine, m. Henry Partridge, Esq. of Kcrfo^k.
The 2nd son,
Jacob Eetnardson, Esq. of Holywell Hall, co. Lincoln,
1742; m. 1777, Anne, eldest dau. of Sir JohnCust, 3rd bart.
EEY
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EEY
1047
elton House, co. Lincoln, and sister to the first Lord Erown-
; and d. 1811, baviiif,' had issue four daus.,
Etheldred Anne, of whom presently.
Elizabeth Frances, (/. Is37.
Katharine Sarah, tn. Wyrley Birch. E?q. of Wrethr.m IIull,
Norfolk. Jemima.
he eldest dau.,
Etheldred Anne Eetnardson, Tsq. of nolywcll ITnll, co.
incoln, 6. June, 1778; -,/i. 3 June, 180(i, Gen. Thomas liirch
Idest son of George Birch, Esq., by his wife Mary, who d.
J87, aged 99 years and 4 months, dau. of Thomas Newall,
sq.), and by him, who assumed, on the decease of his father-
,-law, 1812, the additional surname and armsof Eeinaedson;
id d. 31 Jan. 1847, had issue,
Chables Thomas Samcel, now of Holywell Hall.
George, Rector of Eastling, Kent, m. 1st, 1846, Julia,
youngest dau. of Sir John Trollope, 6th bart., of Casewick,
ty whom he had two daus., Edith and Beatrice ; and 2ndly,
Frances Verc, dau. of Fiennes Wykeham Martin, Esq. of
Leeds Castle, Kent.
Edward, of Kushington Manor, Totton, Southampton, J.P.,
Col., C.B., late of Grenadier Guards, b. 4 May, 1812; m.
5 Sept. 1849, Emily, dau. of Vere Fane, Esq., and has
issue, 1 Sydney Louis, b. 12 Jan. 1861 ; 2 Vere Henry, 6.
26 March, 1864; 1 Rose Catherine; 2 Lilias Emma.
Henry, of Adwell House, Tetswortb, co. Oxford, J. P., High
Sheriff 1861, b. 5 Sept. 1804; m. 9 Sept. 1847, Eleanor
Dorothea, youngest dau. of Henry S. Partridge, Esq. of
Hockham Hall, Norfolk, and has issue, AYilliam John, b.
April, 1849; Edwin Thomas, B.A., Curate of Leeds, co.
York, 6. Dec. 1851; Aubry Henry, b. Sept. 1853; Herbert
Frederick, 6. Jan. 1856; and Marion Louisa.
John, Rector of Holywell-cum-Aunby, co. Lincoln, to. 6Kov.
1862, Sophia, 2nd dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Wynyard, C.B.
William, d. young.
Ethelred Frances, m. 1834, Henry Champion Partridge,
Esq., eldest son of Henry Samuel Partridge, Esq. of Hock-
ham Hall, Norfolt.
Ilatilda Caroline, in. 1853, Eohert Stopft id, Esq., son of the
Hon. and Eev. Richard Bruce Stopford.
Emma Lucy, d. 10 May, 1867.
rs. Birch Eeynardson d. 22 March, 1SD4.
Arms — Quarterly; 1st and 4th, or, two chovroncls cn-
'ailcd gu. on a canton of the last a mascle arg., for Eeynard-
in; 2nd and 3rd, az., three fleurs-de-lis arg. a canton of the
St, for Birch. Crests — 1st, A lion's head crm. murally
owned chequy arg. and gu., for Eetnardson; 2nd, A fleur-
lis arg. and a trefoil vert entwined by a serpent ppr., for
IBCH. Mottoes — Virtus est vitium fugere, for Eeynardson;
rudentia. simplicitatc, for Birch.
Seat— Holywell Hall, Stamford, co. Lincoln. Chtis— Carlton
id Boodle's.
BEYNELIi OF KILLYNON.
Retnell, Kichaed Wintee, Esq. of Killjnon,
. Westmeath, J.P., I. 5 Nov. 1804, High Sheriff
839; m. 10 Feb. 1830, Frances Alexanclrina,
pungest dau. of James Sanderson, Esq., D.L., of
lover Hill, co. Cavan, and by her (who d. 31 Oct.
874) had issue,
I. Eichard, 6. 1 Jan. 1831 ; rn. 22 7uly, 1875, Louisa Anna,
youngest dau. of Eev. Thomas Smyth, and sister of
Thomas James Smyth, Esq. of Eallynegall, co. West-
meath. II. James Sanderson, b. 1832.
m. William Alexander (Eev.), 6. 1836.
I. Harriette Eliza. ii. Frances Charlotte.
m. Eliza Thomasina. iv. Cecilia Jemima.
iLtnCaflC.— The families of Retnell of Castle Reynell, and
EYNXLL of Reynella and KiUynon, derive from a younger
m of the old Devonshire House of Eetntell of Malston,
Edhcnd Retnell, 2nd son of Edmund Eeynell, Esq. of
iaiston, by Anne, dau. of Lewis Hatch, Esq. of AUar, Devon,
id 14th in direct descent from Sir Eichard Eeynell, tanp.
BNBT II., settled in Ireland in the 17th century. He )/i.
ary, dau. of Hugh Fortescue, Esq., and left issue, besides
her children,
Edward Retnell, of Ballymoney, co. Antrim. By Kathe-
ne his wife, he left a son and successor,
Edmund Retnell, Esq. of Dublin, Banister, who purchased
•tales in Leitrim and Westmeath, and dying 3 Feb. 1698, left
sue by his wife, who was a dau. of — Dobbin, Esq.,
I. Abthdr, of Castle Reynell, co. Westmeath, m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Cooke, Esq. of Cookcsborough, co. West-
meath, and was grandfather of Col. William Eeynell, of
Cu-nleEeynell, 6. Jan. 1762, who .n. 1791, Jane, dau. of Sir
William Montgomery, Bart, of Macbie HUl, and d. 5 May,
1829, leaving issue,
I Anne, to. M. de Vecknell. 2 Hairiet.
3 Barbara, in. 5 Sept. lSi7, John, 3rd Earl of Donoughmore,
and d. at Chiavari, near Genoa, 11 Jan. 1857.
II. Eichard. in. Edmund.
I. Mary, m. Hector Payne, Esq.
The 2nd son,
Eichard Eetnell, Esq. of Killough, co. Westmeath, Capt.
5th Dragoon Guards, m. Dorcas, dau. of Robert Cooke, Esq.
of Cookesborougli, co. Westmeath, by whom he had fourteen
children; among whom were
I. Arthur (Rev.) disinherited, Di. Catherine, dau. of James
Nugent, Esq. of Clonlost, and had a dau., Dorcas, m. the
Kev. Mr. Madden ; and two sons,
1 Cooke Eeynell, of Woodfort, CO. Westmeath, 6. 17G1 ; d.
1843, without male issue.
2 Ricliard, d. unm.
II. Nicholas, of Eeynella, co. Westmeath, m. 9 Aug. 1764,
Mary, \ oungest dau. of Francis Winter, Esq. of .-Vgher, by
whom he had no issue; and2ndly, 3 Dec. 1707, Miss Brush,
by whom he had,
1 Richard, his successor, of Eeynella, m. 1789, the dau. of
M.ijor Molesworth, by whom he had,
Eichard Molesworth.
Arthur, d. s. p. 31 May, 1812.
Frances, m. 14F'eb. 1S14, Gen. John Nugent.
The eldest son, Eichard Molesworth Retnell, Esq. of
Eeynella, m. May, 1819, Catharine, only dau. of the Hon.
Ponsonby Moore, brother of the 1st Marquess of Drogheda.
He (/. 13 Sept. 1824, she d. at Bath, 17 Dec. 1859, leaving
an only dau.,
Elizabeth Catharine, 5/1. Blaney Townley Balfour, Esq.
of Townley Hall, co. Louth, and has issue.
2 Edmund, d. unm.
1 Elizabeth Frances, j;;. 26 June, 1779, Sir Charles Levinge,
5th bart., of Knockdrin, and d. 19 May, 1828.
III. Edward of KiUynon (Eev.), m. 1st, his cousin, dau. of
John Eeynell, Esq. of Castle Eeynell, who ;/. s. 'p-\ and
2ndly, 24 Jan. 1767, Jane, eldest dau. of Fruncis Winter,
Esq. of Agher, by whom (who d. 29 Jan. 1777) he left at
his decease, 28 Jan. 1788 (with three daus., Margaret, m.
Thomas Barnes, Esq. of Donover, co. Meath; Jane, m.
Eev. William Kellet, Eector of Moynalty ; and EUzabeth,
d. unm.}, two sons,
1 Eichard, of KiUynon, co. Westmeath, m. 23 May, 1795.
his cousin, Harriett, dau. and co-heir of Robert Reynell,
Esq. of Edmonton, and d. 1 Nov. 1834 (she d. 21 May,
1828), having had issue,
Eichard Winter, now of KiUynon, the present male
representative of the Eeynell family.
Edward, d. unm. 25 Nov. 1828.
Samuel Arthur, of Archerstown, co. Westmeath, m. 13
June, 1836, his cousin, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
Major-Gen. John Nugent, C.B., and by her (who d. 30
July, 1856 ; he d. 11 Jan. 1877) left issue four daus.
William Knox, d. unm. 8 May, 1856.
Martha, m. 12 Dec. 1833, Arthur Percy Aylmer, Esq.,
brother of Sir Gerald Aylmer, 9th bart., ot Donadea.
Anna Maria, m. 15 Sept. 1837, Eev. John Fairbrother
Drought, of Glencarrig, co. Wicklow, and d. 28 May,
1867.
Elizabeth Dorcas, m. 3 Sept. 1846, Eev. Thomas Acton
Drought, and d. 14 March, 1852.
2 Benjamin Pratt, d. unm. 23 Feb. 1769.
IV. Eobert, to. Miss Knox, and d. Dec. 1794, having had
issue, Harriet, m. July, 1795, to her cousin, Eichard Reynell,
Esq. of Killynon and Clarissa, m. 1798, Eev. George Leslie
Grcsson.
V. John, TO. and has issue, I John ; 1 Matilda, m. Eichard
English, Esq. ; and 2 Frances Elizabeth, m. Eev. WUliam
Annesley.
VI. Cooke, killed in a duel in Germany.
Arms — Arg., masonry sa., a chief indented of the second.
Crest — A fox passant or. Mottoes — Murus aheueus esto; and
Indubitata fides.
£eafs— Killynon, Eillucan, co. Westmeath.
REYNOLDS OF CANONSGEOVE.
Eetnolds, Vincent John, Esq. of Canonsgrove,
Somerset, J.P., M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, Bar-
rister-at-La\v, h. 15 June, 1825 ; m. 27 Sept. 1859,
Jessie, dau. of Kev. T. Prowse Lethbridge, and
grand-dau. of Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Bart., and has
one dau.,
Isabella.
ILiltraflC. — Vincent Stucket Eetnolds, Esq. of Canons-
grove (son of John Eeynolds, of Manchester, who d. 1817,
a£cd 56, by his Trife Anne Stuckey, of Langport), tn. 1S23,
1348
EIA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EIC
Marian, dau. of George Br.sevi, Esq. of London, and by her
(who d. 11 March, 18G1), left, at his decease, 3 Dec. 1843,
Vincent Johs, now of Canonsgrove.
Emma Louisa, m. 1850, C. F. 1). Caillard, Esq., Judge of the
County Courts for Wiltshire ; and d. Dec. 1865, leaving five
daus. and two sons.
Arms—Az.. a chevron between three foxes' heads erased or.
Crest — A fox's head erased or.
Seat — Canonsgrove, Taunton.
BIALIi OF ANNEB.VILLE.
EiAXL, WiLLiAii Aethub, Esq. of Annerrille,
CO. Tippei-ai-y, b. 2 April, 1850.
itllTCaiJC. — Phineas Eiall, Esq. of ClonmeT, co. Tip-
perary, m. circa 1692, Elizabeth, dau. of William Vaughan,
Esq. of Clonmel, and had a son,
William Eiall, Esq. of Clonmel, m. 1727, Mary, dau. of
John Bagwell, Esq., and by her (who d. 1774) had issue,
Phiseas, of whom presently.
Samuel (Eev.), m. Elizabeth Miles, sister of Col. Lawford
Mile.?, of Eochestown, who d. without issue, and thus
Bochestown passed to her dau. who m. Dunbar Barton,
who then became owner of Eochestown, and had issue,
John Bagwell, who d. s. p. ; and Elizabeth, wife of Dunbar
Barton, Esq. of Eochestown, co. Tipperary.
Catherine.
Elizabeth, m. Sir John Kewport.
The elder son,
Phineas Eiall, Esq. of Heywood, co. Tipperary, b. 16
April, 1729 ; 'm. 19 Xov. 1768, Catherine, dau. of Charles
Caldwell, Esq. of Dublin, by EUzabeth his wife, dau. of
Benjamin Heywood, Esq. of Liverpool, great-grandfather of
Sir Benjamin Heywood, 1st bart., of Claremont, co. Lancaster,
and dying 15 May, 1797, left issue,
William, of whom presently.
Charles (sec Eiall of Old Coana HUT).
Phineas (Sir), Gen. in the army, m. Miss Scarlett, and d. s. ■]}.
Arthur, m. twice.
Eliza, wife of Gen. Sir George Cockbui-n. Mary, d. unm.
The eldest son,
William Eiall, Esq. of Annerville, 6. 17 Nov. 17C9; m.
4 Jan. 1798, Dorothea, eldest dau. of Col. Henry Bellingham,
of Castle Bellingham, and by her (who d. March, 1848) had
issue,
Phineas, 6. 1799 ; d. unra. 1827.
William Henry, Commander E.N., &. 1803; m. 1831, in
South America, Miss E. F. Parkinson; and d. s. p. 9 Jan.
1866. His widow d. 1870.
Samuel, late of Annerville.
Elizabeth, d. unm. 1825.
Catherine, m. 1834, James Ramsay Smith, Esq.
Dorothea, m. 1830, Eichard Moore, Esq. of Clonmel, and d.
1862, leaving issue, Eichard Eosboro Moore, Capt. loth
regt., and Lucy EUen, m. Capt. M. V. S. Moiton.
Mr. Eiall d. 2 Nov. 1843, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Samuel Eiall, Esq. of Annerville, J. P., 6. 6 Sept. 1807 ;
TO. ,"9 April, 184S, Maria, widow of Thomas Quin, Esq. of Eed-
mondstown, and only dau. of George BaUer, Esq. of Cahir,
and had issue,
William Akthue, now of Annerville.
Dorothea Maria, wi. 20 Oct. 1S74, Thomas Montgomery, and
has issue a son, Samuel Arthur.
Mr. Eiall d. 3 Feb. 1872, and was s. by his only son.
AriM — Arg.. on a bend engrailed az., between an eagle dis-
played in cliief and an escallop in base gu. a pile issuing from
the dexter of the first. Crest — A lion's head erased gu. Motto
— Ee alta modestas.
Scot— Annerville, Clonmel.
k
RIALIi OF OLD CONNA HILL.
Eiall, Phixeas, Esq. of Old Conna Hill, co.
DiibUn, J.P. and D.L. for Dublin, and J.P. for
Wicklow, High Sheriff for co. Dublin 1863, 5. 11
May, 1803 ; m. 15 July, 183 i, Jlary Anne, dau. of
John Eoe, Esq. of Eockwell, co. Tipperary, and by
her (who is deceased) has issue,
I. Lewis John Eobeets, late Capt. 15th regt., h. 15 Jan.
1838; ra. 16 Feb. 1871, Elizabeth Sopliia, eldest dau. of
Capt. David Beatty, of Heallhfield, co. Wexford, and has a
dau., b. 10 Dec. 1878.
II. Charles Phineas Eoberts, b. 17 Jan. 1840.
III. Arthur George Eoberts, Commander E.N. (ret.), 6. 9
Feb. 1842; m. 2 Nov. 1874, SeUna Florinda, eldest dau.
of William Truelock Bookey, Esq. of Derrybawn.
Elizabeth, m. 1873, Bev. Balph A. A. Mere
rii. 1872, Delves Eroughton, Esq,
IV. William Augustus, Capt. R.A., 6. 25 Aug. 1844.
v. Eichard Villiers Saukey, Capt. 15th regt., b. 30 AU]
1846.
I. Lizzie Jane
dith, M.A.
II. Edith May Marion,
15th regt.
iLllTCa3[C. — CnAitLES Eiall, Esq. of Heywood, Clonmel,'
(2nd son of Phineas Eiall, Esq. of Heywood, see preceding
Article), m. 6 April, ISOl, Anne, 3rd dau. and co-heir of John
Eoberts, Esq. of Old Conna Hill, co. Dublin, descended from
ancient Welsh ancestry, and by her (who d. 1837) had issue,
Phineas, now of Old Conni HiU.
John, 6. 15 Sept. 1805.
George Charles, d. 7 Aug. 1835. Arthur, d. 17 Sept. 1829.
Martha.
Kate, r/i. Col. George Bobert Kennedy, E.A., and has issue
two sons and two daus,
Anne, m. Ist, John Murray, Esq., who d. leaving issue fonr
sons and two daus. ; and 2ndly, Eichard Eoe, Esq., and
has issue two daus.
Jane Charlotte, m. 1839, George John Beresford, Esq., Lieut
Col. E.A., great-grandson of Marcus, 1st Earl of Tyrone,
and d. 27 March, 1842.
Mr. Eiall d. April, 1855.
Arr/is — Arg., on a bend engrailed az., between an eagle dis-
played in chief and an escallop in base gu., a pile issuing from
the dexter of the first, quartering, erm., a mullet gu., between
three crows close sa. each holding in its beak an ear of wheat
ppr., for EoBESTS. Creat — A lion's head erased or, charged
with an escallop gu. in the mouth a trefoil vert. Motto — Duw
au lendifh yw fy ngwenyth.
Seat— Old Conna Hill, co. Dublin.
KICAEDO OF BROMESBEREOW PLACE.
EiCAEDO, OsiiAN, Esq. of Bromesberrow Place,
CO. Worcester, J.P. and D.L., i. 25 May, 1795, late
M.P. for Worcester ; m. 22 May, 1817, Harriett,
youngest dau. of Eobert Harvey MaUory, Esq. of
Woodcote, CO. Warwick.
ILtncagC. — David Eicaedo, M.P. for Portarlington, the
celebrated writer on Political Economy, the son of a Dutch
Merchant, was b. 12 April, 1772, and m. 20 Dec. 1793, PriscUIa
Anne, dau. of Edward Wilkinson, Esq., by whom he had issuer
OsMAN, now of Bromesberrow Place.
David {see Eicardo of Gatcombe).
Moetemak, of Kiddington, D.L. co. Oxford, m. 1836, Cathe-
rine, 4th dau. of Gen. the Hon. Eobert Meade, 2nd sonol
John, 1st Earl of Clanwilliam, and has issue.
Henrietta, m. Thomas Clutterbuck, Esq.
Priscilla, rn. Anthony Austen, Esq. f
Fanny, m. Edward Austen, Esq. Mary, d. unm.
Mr. Eicardo d. 11 Sept. 1822.
His younger brother, Jacob, was father of John Lewh
Eicabdo, b. 1812, M.P. Stoke-upon-Trent, D.L. co. Moray,
author of The History and Anatomy of the Navigation £aiM
who d. 20 Aug. 1862^ aged 50. He m. 11 Aug. 1841, La*
Katherine Duflf, sister of James, 5th Earl Fife, and d. Do
1869, leaving a son,
Augustus Lewis Eicardo, Esq., Capt. Grenadier Guards, n
1865, Florence, dau. of Eobert Campbell, Esq. of Buscot Parli
Berks, and d. s. p. 1871.
Arriu — Gu., a bend vaire arg. and vert between three garh
or, on a chief ermine, a chess rook sa. between two bezants,
&tat — Bromesberrow Place, Ledbury
BICARDO OF GATCOMBE.
EicAEDO, Henet Geoege, Esq. of Gatcombe
CO. Gloucester, i. 23 June, 1860.
ILinCilflC— (Sec preceding Memoir.)
David Eicaedo, Esq. of Gatcombe Park, J.P., 2nd son c
David Eicardo, M.P. for Portarlington, High Sheriff 1830, J
18 May, 1803; m. 1 June, 1824, Catherine, 4th dau. of Williai
Thomas St. Quintin, Esq. of Scampston Hall, co. York, and ha
issue,
George, d. 1831. Hesjkt Davh), late of Gatcombe.
Catherine.
He d. 17 May, 1864, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Henet David Eicaedo, of Gatcombe, J. P., b. 8 Marcl
1833 ; m. 24 June, 1S58, Ellen 2nd dau. of the Ven. Williai
Crawley, Archde.icon of Monmouth, and Rector of Bryngwyi
and had issue,
I. Hesbt George, now of Gatcombe.
II. Arthur David, b. 14 Sept. 1861.
EIC
TIIE LANDED GENTRY.
EIC
1340
iif. William Crawley, b. G April, 1864.
IV. Ambrose St. Quintin, l>. 21 Nov. ISGG.
V. Charles Harry, b. 15 Oct. ; d. IS Oct. 1SC9.
I. Ellen Gertni.ie. ii. Katherine Cc:il.
HI. Arabel ilary. iv. Rachel Bertha.
V. Magdalen Harriet. vi. Ellen Amy.
;r. Eicardo d. 13 Feb. 1873, and was s. by his eldest son,
Arms — Same as Eicaudo of Bromesbcrrow.
Seat — Gatcombe, Minchinhampton, Stroud.
E.ICE OP BUSHMOUNT.
EiCE, JrsTicE DoMixiCK, Esq. of Bushmotint,
CO. Kcriy, J.P., b. 1813 ; m. 1850, ijidelia Mary, only
surriviug child of Johu Geoghegau, Esq. Cork, and
has had issue,
I. Pominick, b. 4 Oct. 1851 ; d. 11 Jan. 1SG6.
n. EicHABD JcsTicE, Capt. Kerry Militia, b. 27 Kov. 1852.
III. AVilliam Francis, b. 10 Sept. 1854 : d. 21 Dec. 1SG3.
IV. Justice Griffin, 6. 15 Dec. ISGO.
I. Delia Katherine, 6. IG May, 1856.
II. Frances Anne, b. 12 April, 1858.
m. Ellen Mary, 6. 19 Oct. 1868.
iLinragC— This family, and that of Eice, Lord Mont-
:i,:;le, descend from a common ancestor,
Edward Rice, Esq. of Dingle I'Couch, co. Kerry, temp.
IIexkt VIII. He m. Anne, dau. of John Wall, Esq. co.
Limerick, and was father of
EoBEKT Eice, Esq. of Dingle, m. Juliana, dan. of Sir James
Whyte, Knt., of Cashel, co. Tipperary, and was father of
Stephen Eice, Esq. of Dingle, M.P. co. Kerry 1613, who
made a Deed of Settlement of his estates 31 March, 1619, and
• I. 31 March, 1623. He m. Helen, dau. of Thomas Trant, Esq.
of Cahir Trant, co. Kerry, and had two sons, 1 James, M.P. for
Dingle, 1635, from whom descended Eight Hon. Thomas
Spbing Eice, M.P. of Mount Trenchard, co. Limerick, created
5 Sept. 1839, Lord Monteagle (.see Bubke's Pcemge); and ii.
Dominlck, M.P. for Dingle 1635, m. Alice, dau. of James
Uussey, Baron of Galtrini, from which marriage descended
Sir Stephen Eice, Knt., of Mount Eice, Lord Chief Baron of
the Court of the Exchequer in Ireland I6SG, and
John Eice, Esq. of Dingle, who had a dau., Barbara, to.
and had issue, and two sons, John, of Dingle (whod. s. j).
leaving his property by will, dated 9 April, 1753, to Thomas
Kice George, appointing him sole executor), and
DoMiNicK Eice, Esq. of Dingle. He m. his cousin-german,
Miss Eice, and had issue, 1st, Dominick, his heir; ii. Eliza-
beth, m. 1st, Brunton, and 2ndly, Thomas Blennerhasset,
Esq., by whom she had a dau. r.i. Peter Thompson, Esq. of
Tralee ; iii. Joan, m. her cousin, Eice of Dingle, and had a
son, Dominick Eice, Barrister-at-Law; rv. Mary, m. John
Lawlor, of Lackamore. The only son,
DoMixicK Eice, Esq. of Taulaght and Eacanny, co. Kerry,
h. ciica 1720, m. Mary, dau. and co-heiress of John Colhs,
Esq. of Talaght, same co., and had a dau. EUzabeth, m.
Francis Eagar, Esq. of Cuel, same co., and a son and successor,
John Eice, Esq. of Ballyniacawhira Castle, co. Kerry, b.
1754 ; ra. 1784, Elizabeth, widow of John Payne, Esq.|of Tralee,
and dau. of Monckton Carey, Esq. of Dromartin, same co.,
and grand-dau. of Lieut. Tristram Carey (by Elizabeth, his
■wife, dau. of Major Nicholas Monckton, of Kilmore, co. Lime-
rick). By this lady (b. 1745, d. May, 1826), Mr. FJce left at his
decease, 1788, an only child,
Dominick Eice, Esq. of Bushmount, co. Kerry, 6. 25 Sept.
1785 ; rd. 1807, Frances, only surviving child of Justife
GrifBn, Esq. of Lacca, same co., and 1st cousin of Eight Eev.
Henry Griffin, D.D., Bishop of Limerick and Ardfert, 1853-6G,
T»y whom, who d. 20 May, 1876, aged 92, ho had surviving
issue,
I. Justice Dominick, his heir.
u. John, of B.allyloughranc, J.P., 6. 1814; n: 1847, Susan,
dau. of John James, Esq. of Suugborough, co. Kerry, and
d. 28 Feb. 1878, leaving issue.
in. Dominick, b. 1820; d. 1834.
IV. Eichard, 6. 1829; d. 1849.
I. Ellen, b. 1810; m. 1835, Eobert McCarthy Hilliard, Esq.
of Billeroughe House, Listowel, and has issue.
n. Elizabeth, 6. 1815; vi. 1833, Benjamin Jackson, Esq.
Inspector E.I.C. co. Galwav, and has issue.
m. Sarah, b. 1818; m. 1st, 1S49, William Pope, Esq. of Cause-
way, CO. Kerry, who d. 1864; and 2ndly, 1867, Joseph
Hamilton, Esq. of Tarbert, same co.
IV. Frances, b. 1822, a Xim in the Convent of the Sisters of
Mercy, Klllarney, d. 1854.
V. IMary. h. 1824; m. 18.54, Edward Mulchinock, Esq. rf
Cloghcr's House, co. Kerry, and Pembroke Road, Dublin, J. P.
VI. Anne, a Nun in the Order of the Sisters of Mercv'
KiUarncy, 6. 1827; cZ. 1849.
Mr. Eice d. 8 Feb. 1864, and was s. by his eldest son, Justicb
Dominick Eice, now of Bushmount.
.(^)-m«— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, per pale indented arg. and gti.,
2nd and 3rd, az., a lion rampant or, armed and langued p,u.
Cri:»l—X leopard's face gu. ducally crowned or. J^oUo— Fides
non timet.
6'tii.i— Bushmount, Causeway, Tralee.
EICE OF LLWYN-Y-BEAIIT.
Eice, AVatkin George Watkix, Esq. of Llyn-y-
Brain, co. Carmarthen, J.P. and D.L., High SherliT
185G, b. 1816 ; formerly Adjutant and Capt. 23rd
Eoyal Welch Fusiliers, and Mayor Koyal Carmar-
then Militia.
ILtnCatlC.— This family is of ancient Cambrian ancestry.
Walter Eice, Esq. of Ll\vyn-y-Brain, co. Carmarthen, ra.
Elizabeth, dau. of Penoyre Watkins, Esq. of Penoyre, co.
Brecon, and Broadway, co. Carmarthen, and by her (who d.
29 Dec. 1829) had issue, Caroline, d. 4 April, 1810 ; and Waltes.
Mr. Eice d. 12 Jan. 1793, and was s. by his son,
Walter Eice, Esq. of Llwyn-y-Brain, m. Mary Anne,
youngest dau. of Herbert Evans, Esq. of Highmead, co. Car-
digan, and by her (who d. 8 Dec. 1859) had issue,
Walter, deceased.
George Watkin, now of Llwyn-y-Brain.
Herbert Henry, m. Isabella, dau. of Gen. Munt; he d.2(i Oct.
1853, leaving issue, Herbert Henry, d. 16 Aug. 1866; Edward
John, d. 4 Jan. lso8; and Henrietta Eliza.
Mary Anne, -,ii. Lieut.-Gen. Langermann, of Chateau Provi-
droux, Belgium; she rf. G Dec. 1860, having had issue,
Godfrai George, d. 25 Jan. 1874. Lieut.-Gen. Langermann,
rf. 12 May, I86I.
Eliza Caroline, rf. v.nm. 15 March, 1846.
Margaretta Jane, m. 1st, Pryse-Pryse Lovenden (eldest son of
Pryse-Pryse, Esq. of Gogerddan), rf. 1854, leaving issue, Sir
Pryse-Pryse, present Baronet ; Margaret, ra. T. Holford,
Esq. of Papillon Hall ; Walter, deceased ; and Caroline
Agnes. She ra. 2ndly, H. C. Fryer, Esq. of Lytchet House,
CO. Dorset.
Dccima Dorothea, m. John Pugh Vaughan Pryse, Esq. of
Bwlch Bychan, co. Cardigan, and has issue, Alice Eliza
Maude, <(. 22 March, 1867 ; John Carbery Pugh ; and Pryse,
rf. 16 March, 1863. Mr. Pryse took the name of Vaughan,
in compliance with the wish of his godfatner, and is now
Vaughan -Pryse.
Mr. Eice rf. 30 April, 1844.
Arms — Arg., a chevron ermine cotised sa., between three
ravens of the last. CrcH — A lion rampant ppr., holding in his
paw a bar shot sa. Mollo — Cadarn-yw-fy-fFydd-y-portha-duw-
y-gigfrain.
Heat — Llwyn-y-Brain, Llandovery, co. Carmarthen.
KICE OF DANE COUE,T.
Eice, Edwaed Beidges, Esq. of Dane Court,
Kent, J.P. for Kent and Hants, Vice- Admiral E.X.,
h. 30 Oct. 1819 ; m. 18 Feb. 1864, Cecilia Caroline,
2ud dau. of the Eev. William Yernon Harcourt, of
Nuneham Park, co. Oxford, and has issue a son and
heir,
Henry Edward Habcockt, 6. 15 Dec. 18C4.
ILinCtgC.— Edward Eotd Eice, Esq. of Dane Court,
Kent, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1830, and M.P. for Dover
from 1S37 to 1857, 6. 1700 ; was 3rd son of Henry Eice, Esq.
of Brambling House, Kent, by Sarah his wife, dau. of J.
Samson, Esq., and grandson of Walter Eice, Esq. of Llwyn-y-
Brain Hall, CO. Carmarthen. He m. 6 Oct. 1818, Elizabeth,
dau. of Edward Knight, Esq. of Godmersham Park, Kent,
and had issue,
I. Edward Bridges, now of Dane Court.
II. Henry, Capt. 72nd Highlanders, 6. 26 Nov. 1821 ; rf. 1849.
III. John Morland, Eector of Bramber, Sussex, Fellow of
Magdalen Colle ?, co. Oxford, 6. 31 Jan. 1823 ; m. 1864,
Caroline Penelope, dau. of Edward York, Esq. of Wighill
Park, CO. York.
IV. George William, Comaiander E.N., 6. 10 Aug. 1827; d.
March, 1853.
V. Charles Augustus, Capt. E.E., 6. 20 Dec. 1828 ; m. 15
Dec. 1874, his cousin, Adela Mary, 3rd siu-viving dau. of
Edward Knight, Esq. of Cha^vton House.
VI. Cecil, Lieut.-Col. (retired), late Slajor 72nd Highlanders,
6. 28 Feb. 1838 ; //i. 5 Dec. 1866, Frances Anne, only dau. of
Mark Napier, Esq., and has issue.
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TEE LANDED GENTRY.
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of
VII. Walter Brook, Major R.A., 6. 20 March, 1S37.
VIII. Arthur, Lieut. 72ikI Highlanders, 6. 12 April, 1838; d
1861.
13. Ernest, Capt. E.N., 6. 24 Feb. 1840; m. Laura, dau
Edward York, Esq. of "Wighill Park, co. York.
X. Lionel, 6. 17 April, 1844; m. 1878, Eleanor, dau. of Hay
Murray, Esq.
I. Fanny Margaretta, m. Oct. 1849, George 'NVaiiam, 9th
Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham.
II. Elizabeth Louisa.
III. Marianne Sophia, m. Feb. 185G, Eev. Sir Emilius Bayley,
Bart.
rv . Caroline Cassandra.
V. Florence Mary, m. Dec. 18G1, John 0.snia,ston, of Osmas-
ton, CO. Derby, and has issue (see Osmaston of Osmaston).
Mr. Eoyd Eyce d. 27 Kot. 1878, and was s. by his eldest son,
Vice-Admibal Rice, now of Dane Court.
Arms, Crest, and Motto — See preccUng Mcinnir.
Seat — Dane Court, Sandwich, Kent; and Hampton
nouse, near Bishop's Waltham.
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BICHARDS OF SOLSBOBOTJGE.
EiCHAEDS, Solomon, Esq. of Solsborough, co.
Wexford, J.P., Col. in the army 8 May, 1867.
formerly in the Bengal Staff Corps, h. 10 May, 1817 ;
s. his father 28 Feb. 1866. Col. Richards is senior
co-heir of Lady Elizabeth Bermingham, the eldest
dau. and senior co-heir of Thomas, 22nd Lord
Athenry and Earl of Louth, -n-ho d. 1799.
iCtnCilJC. — The ancestors of this family were located in
the COS. of Kent and Southampton temp. Ee.srt VII. In 1553
a member of the family was j assessed cf Maxton, allai
"Solomon Eichards's Close," held under the Archdeacon of
Dover; another of the Omily, John Eichards, "springing
from Wales of a very ancient slock,"' who d. 1609, purchased
Eowley, temp. Queen Elizabeth.
John Eichakds, who resided at Subinton, co. Southampton,
tewx>. James I., ni. Consc-.icce, dau. of Ealph ffawkner, of the
CO. of Wilts, Gent., by Margaret his wife, dau. of William
Disney, and grand-dau. of John Disney, and Margaret his wife,
dau. of John Fox, co. Lincoln, the brother and heir of
EichardFox, D.D., Bishop of Exeter 1487, and of Winchester
1501, d. 1528. By this lady he had issue, John; Thomas;
Solomon, of whom hereafter ; and Henry. The 3rd son.
Solomon Eichakds, Esq., m. Anne, dau. of John Curie, of
Brixton, in the Isle of Wight, Gent., and had issue, i. Solo-
mon, his successor; II. John ; I.Eleanor; ii. Anne; iii. Eliza-
beth, -111. Solomon Foley, Esq. of Clonmel, co. Tipperary, d.
1695. The eldest son,
Solomon Eichabds, Esq. of Solsborough, co. Wexford,
previously of Westminster, Col. 17th regt., was a Commissioner
in Ireland, and Governor of the town of Wexford during the
usurpation of Oliver Cromwkll. He had a very extensive
grant of Solsborough and other lands in co. Wexford, which was
confirmed under the Act of Settlement, by patent dated 18 Dec.
•25 Charles II. On the accession of William III. and Mary II.
he raised the 17th regt., of which he was appointed the first
Col. He m. 1st, Ehoda, dau. of Samuel Wilson, of London,
Gent., by whom he had a dau., Ehoda, -who m. Dec. 1674,
AViUiam Mercer. He m. 2ndly, Abigail, dau. of Henry Goddard,
of Deptford and Chatham, in Keat, and had, with other issue,
who d. young,
I. Solomon, living 16.'i4, d. v. p.
II. John, eldest son at his fathers death ; was disinherited,
and d. s. p. beyond the seas.
III. Goddard, who carried on the I'ue.
IV. Slichael, Capt. in his fathers regt., and a Brigadier-Gen.
in the army. His father having disinherited his elder sons,
bequeathed the estates to him, and he dying unm. 1721, left
them to his elder surviving brother.
Col. Eichards d. Oct. 1691, and was buried at Westminster
Abbey the Cth of that month. His 3rd son,
Goddard Eichards, Esq. of Solsborough, b. 16R1, s. to the
estates by the wiU of his brother, Brigadier-Gen. Michael
Eichards, 1721. He m. March, 16S4, Dorothea, dau. of WiUiam
Jacob, Esq. of Sigginstown, co. Wexford, by whom he had
issue,
I. John, his heir. n. Jacob.
ui. Goddard. iv. Jonathan.
Mr. Eichards was s. by his eldest fon,
John Eichards, Esq. of Solsborough, High Sheriff 1728;
TO. Katherine, dau. of Eev. William Burtenwood, Eector of
Edermine, and Prebendary of Taghmon, Diocese of Ferns, and ]
had issue,
Solomon, his successor.
Goddard, ancestor of Eichabds rf Granrje {icMch fee).
Edward, of Enniscorthy, m. Judith Bowers, andhad one dau.,
Katherine, wife of Arthur Thomas, Esq.
John, of Askinvillar, b. 1718 ; d. unm. 1763.
Elizabeth, m. WiUiam Stephens, of Ferns, co. Wexford, and
d. Sept. 1781.
Mr. Eichards d. 1749, and was s. by his eldest son,
Solomon Eichards, Esq. of Solsborough, High Sheriff co.
Wexford 1753; m. Frances, dau. of Urban Vigors, Esq. of
Eallyconnick, CO. Carlow, andhad issue, . J
Solomon, his heir. ^
William, b. 1769; d. 17 Nov. 1847; m. Louisa, dau. of Col.
George Eawson, of Belmont, co. Wicklow, M.P., by whom
(who d. 14 July, 1841) he had two sons,
1 William Vigors, 6. 3 Sept. 1805 ; d. s. j). In South America
1831.
2 George Eawson, of Farmley, co. Wexford, J.P., h. 1 Aug.
1812; m. Jane, dau. of Eichard Hu<:on, Esq. of Bally-
orrel, co. Wexford, and left two sons, George and William,
both now in America.
Edward, bapt. 12 Aug. 1777; d. unm. 1801.
Frances, m. 13 Nov. 1784, Matthew De Einzy, Esq. of
Clobemon, co. Wexford.
Katherine, m. 21 June, 1781, Kicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq.
of Old Leighlin, co. Carlow, and d. 20 March, 1802.
Mr. Eichards, whose wOl was proved 1784, was s. by his
eldest son,
Solomon Eichards, Esq. of Solsborough, 6. 1765, High
Sheriff 1793; m. 1st, 14 April, 1784, Blartha, dau. of Francis'
Gorman, Esq. of Ballynahessan, co. Meath, and had issue,
I. Solomon, his heir.
II. Bartholomew Vigors, 5. Feb. 1788 ; d. v.nm. 1830.
in. Edwin, Capt. E.X. ; m. Sept. 1823, Mary Anne, dau. of
Very Eev. Walter Blake Kirwan, Dean of Killala, and
d. 28 Sept. 1866, having had issue,
1 Edwin. Capt. 41st regt., d. unm., killed at the battle o^
Inkerman, 5 Nov. 1854.
2 Frederick William, Capt. E.N., m. 30 Oct. 1866, Lucy,
dau. of Fitzherbeit Brooke, Esq. of Horton, co. Gloucester,
and widow of Eev. Edwin Fayle.
3 Solomon, accidentally drowned at Dunbrody Park, co.
Wexford, 1847.
4 Urban Vigors, formerly 72nd regt.
1 Julia, m. July, 1853, Sir William Leeson, Ent., Genea-
logist to the Order of St. Patrick.
2 Maude, m. 3 Jan. 1874, John Stanley Wood, Esq., of the
Adjutant -General's Office, Bombay.
3 Sophia, m. Leland Crosthwaite, Esq.
4 Louisa, m. Lieut. Col. John Henry Kough, of Kilbride,
CO. Carlow, and d. 22 May, 1863.
5 Anne Vigors, m. 1861, Be^. Thomas Stack, Fellow of Trin.
Coll. Dublin.
6 Frances.
rv. William Gorman, h. July, 1795; d. young.
V. Francis, d. young.
I. Sophia, m. Mathew O'Brien, Esq. of Newcastle, co. Lime-
rick. II. Frances, ra. Eev. John Howard Gorges.
III. Martha, m. Eev. Henry Barnes.
IV. Katherine, m. Eev. Eichard Faylc.
Mr. Eichards m. 2ndly, 23 Sept. 1797, Martha, dau. of Col.
George Eawson, of Belmont, co. Wicklow, M.P., and had issue,
VI. George Eawson, d. unm. 1826.
V. Maria, d. unm. 1S02. J
Mr. Eichards d. 1811, and was s. by his eldest son, '
Solomon Eichards, Esq. of Solsborough, b. 1787, High
Sheriff 1818, who afterwards entered into holy orders, and was
appointed Eector of Clone, co. Wexford. He m. 9 May, 1814,
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Col. Thomas Bermingham Daly Henry
Sewell, of Athenry (by Hon. Harriett Beresford his wife, dau.
of William, 1st Lord Decies, Archbishop of Tuam), and grand-
dau. ot Thomas Bailey Heath SeweU, by Lady Elizabeth
Bermingham his wife, eldest dau. and co-heir of Thomas, 22nd
Lord Athenry, and Earl of Louth. By her (who d. 26 Jan.
1861) Mr. Eichards had issue,
Solomon, now of Solsborough.
William Beresford, formerly County Inspector Eoyal Irish
Constabulary.
John, Lieut. E.I.C.S.. m. 9 Sept. 1852, Eleanor Maria, dau. of
Alexander Napper, Esq. of New Eoss, co. Wexford, and d. .
Sept. 1859, leaving issue, 1 Alfred Beresford, 6. 17 June,
1353; 2 Eoland, 6.26 Oct. 1854; 3 WiUiam James Napper, I
b. 21 May, 1857.
Harriet, ra. Eichard Howard Gorges, Esq.
Bessie, m. 8 Sept. 1854, WiUiam Donovan, Esq. of Tomnv
lossett, CO. Wexford. IsabeUa.
Louisa Martha, sn. 8 Dec. 1866, Eichard Archibald Gorges,
Capt. Eoyal Marine Artillery, who was lost in the "Cap-
tain" turret ship, 7 Sept. 1870,
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Mr. Riiilianls d. 2S Feb. 1866, and was s. by his eldest son, the
present Solomon Eicuakds, Esq. of Solsborough.
Arms — Sa., a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis arj;. Crest
—A griffin's head erased arg. Motto — Honore etamore.
is'att— Solsborough, Euniscortliy, co. Wexlurd.
RICHARDS OF GRANGE.
EiCHAEDS, Edward Moore, Esq. of Grange, co.
Wexford, b. 1826; s. his brother 28 Oct. 1860;
m. Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of William Tisdall, Esq.
of Virginia, North America, by whom (who d. 1S60)
he has had issue,
I. John Evelyn, b. 1852; d. 1858.
I. Adela Elizabeth. il. Dnra, d. 18C0.
iLtllCittlC. — GoDDARD Richards, Esq. of Grange, b. 1715,
2nd son of John Richards, Esq. ofSolsborough(see that Family/),
was bequeathed Grange and other estates in the co. Wexford
by his father, which estates had been purchased 1742 from the
company formed for "making liollow sword blades." He m.
175G, Anne, dau. of Ven. Nicholas Hewetson, Archdeacon of
Killaloe, and had issue,
I. John, his successor.
II. Solomon, ancestor of Richarbs of Ardnmine (ichich sec).
III. Goddard. of Bath, Col. E.I.C.S., 6. 1764; »/(.Anne, dau.
of Henry Houghton, Esq. of Kilmannocli, co. Wexford, by
whom (who d. 2 Oct. 1855) he had issue,
1 Goddard Henry, m. Miss Mason, and has issue.
2 William (Rev.).
1 Mary Anne.
2 Elizabeth, jH. Wiliiam Blunt, son of Sir Charles William
Dlunt, 3rd bart. of Uingmcr, Sussex.
3 Ellen, m. 29 March, 1825, William Monckton, grandson
of John, 1st Viscount Galway.
4 Maria, Mrs. Burges. 6 Charlotte, Mrs. Whatcly.
C Virginia. 7 Julia.
IV. William, called to the Irish Bar 1792, 6. May, 17G8; d.
unm. 1832. v. Nicholas, b. 1770; d. ■uivm. v. p.
\i. Edward, 55th rcgt., Ii. 1771; d. unm. 1798.
VII. Robert Hewetson, of 15, Baggot Street, Dublin, Assistant
Barrister for co. Wexford, 6. Nov. 1773; ?».. 1814, Matilda,
dau. of Henry Garnctt, Esq. of Green Hills, co . Meath, and d.
1829, leaving issue,
1 William Henry, d. young.
2 Robert, Major-Gen. Bombay Staff Corps, m. Maria, dau.
of Gen. Nicholas Wilson, younger son of Christian
Wilson, Esq. of Slcdagh, co. Wexford, and has issue,
Charles Grant ; Annie Matilda ; Alice ; Grace ; Edith ;
Florence.
1 Annie Matilda, m. Aug. 1836, Thomas Lewis Roberts,
Esq. of Dormstown Castle, co. Meath.
2 Mary Anne, m. 30 Dec. 1862, Rev. William Birche- Wolfe,
of Wood Hall, Essex.
•VIII. Henry, 6. 1780; d. young, buried 2 March, 1788.
I. Anne, ni. 28 June, 1780, Richard Donovan, Esq. of Bally-
more, CO. Wexford, and (/. 12 July, 1831.
I. Sarah, m. Itichard William Tighe, Esq. M.P. for Wicklow,
3rd son of William Tighe, Esq. of Rossana.
in. Katherine Jane, m. Rev. Robert Alexander, LL.D., of
New Ross, CO. Wexford.
IV. Elizabeth, m. 1 April, 1796, Richard Colics, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law.
V. Wilhelmina, w. 22 Sept. 1798, the Very Rev. Walter Blake
Kirwan, Dean of Killala, and d. 1832. He d. 27 Oct. 1805.
VI. Letitia, d. unm.
Mr. Goddard Richards d. 1 July, 1795, and was s. by his
eldest son,
Rev. John Richards, of Grange, b. 1757; m. March, 1796,
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir Joshua Paul, 1st Bart, of Paulville,
CO. Carlow, and Ballyglan, co. Waterford, by whom (who d.
1845) he had issue,
Goddard Hewetson, his successor.
Sarah Elizabeth, b. 11 Jan. 1797 ; d. unm. 3 Sept. 1SJ7.
Anne Dorothea, d. unm. 17 Oct. 1873.
Elizabeth, m. Cope Garnett, Esq. of Ehos-y-g-ar, Monkstown,
CO. Dublin, and d. 10 Aug. 1875. Mr. Garnett c(. 20 April,
1875.
Katherine Wilhelmina, d. v.nm. 1818.
Dorothea Elizabeth.
Ellen Susan Gertrude, m. 2 Sept. 1840, John Herbert Orpen,
Esq. of Stephen's Green, Dublin, LL.D., Barrister at- Law,
and d. 19 Dec. 1855.
Eev. John Richards d. 1827, and was s. by hi."! only son,
Goddard Hewetson Richards, Esq. of Grange and Pem-
broke Street, Dublin, Harrister-at-Law, b. 1798; to. 1823,
Dorothea, dau. of Edward Moore, Esq. of Mooresfort, co.
Tipperary, by whom he left at his decease, Dec. 1829, two sons,
I. John Francis, J. P., b. 1824. who s. his father, and d. unm.
'li Oct. 18ii0. u. Edv/ard Moore, iiuwof Grange.
Arms, (£c.— Same as Richards ofSohborough, with a crescent
for difference.
Stai— Grange, near Killanne, co. Wexford.
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RICHARDS OP ARDAMINE.
Richards, Bernard John Goddard, Esq. of
Ardamine, co. Wexford, and Roebuck, co. Dublin,
Lieut. Wexford Militia, J.P, co. Wexford, b. 10
Aug. 1857.
3Lf ITCH jJC— Solomon RrrnARDS, Esq. of York Street,
Dublin, 2nd son of Goddard Richards, Esq. of Grange, and
grandson of John Richards, Esq. of Solsborough {see those
Families), was the celebrated Surgeon Richards, President of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Member of the Royal Irish
Academy, and Royal Dublin Society. He purchased the
estate of Roebuck, co. Dublin, from Lord Trimleston, Arda-
mine, in CO. Wexford, from Sir Thomas Roberts, Bart., and
other estates in the same co., from Abel Ram, Esq. of Clonatin.
He m. Elizabeth, dau. of llev. Edward Groonie, by whom (who
d. 2 March, 184G) he had issue,
I. John Goddard, his successor.
II. Edward (Rev.), M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, Rector of
Clonallon, Chancellor of the Diocese of Dromore, ti. 1797;
TO. 1824, Emily, dau. of Right Rev. James Saurin, D.D.,
Bishop of Dromore, by whom he has issue,
1 Edward, to. 6 Dec. 1860, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Willoughby, Esq. of Bryan Huuse, Blackheath,
and has issue, Edward Willoughby ; James Saurin ; Amy
Frances.
2 James Saurin, an officer in the army ; d. unm.
3 Lewis (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Tydavnet, Diocese of
Clogher, m. 13 Feb. 18G6, Charlotte Georgina, dau. of
Hon. and Rev. John Charles Maude, and has, Charles
Maude; Lewis Saurin, b. 7 July, 1869; Mary Alice.
4 Henry Goddard, b. 1833. 5 William Saurin.
6 Charles Fi-ederick.
1 Anne Catherine, m. 20 Sept. 1865, Percy Magan, Esq.
J. P., of Kilcleagh Park, co. Westmeath.
III. Solomon, of Ounavarra, co. Wexford, J. P., 6.1798; to.
1st, Katherine, dau. of Rev. Henry Wynne, Rector of Temple-
shambo, co. Wexford, who d. 31 Oct. 1848, and 2ndly,9 June,
1852, Florence, dau. of Rev. Henry Moore, Rector of Ferns,
CO. Wexford, who d. 1 Feb. la73. He d. s. p. 14 Aug. 18G2.
IV. Elizabeth, d. unm.
V. Mary Anne, m. 31 Oct. 1824, Rev. Henry Wynne, Rector
of Ardcolni, co. Wexford, and d. 21 April, 1867.
Surgeon Richards d. Oct. 1819, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Goddard Richards, Esq. of Ardamine and Roebuck.
Barrister-at-Law, J.P. and D.L. co. Wexford, High Sheriff
1824, 6. 1794; m. 1st, 16 July, 1821, Anne Catherine, dau. of
Hon. Robert Ward, by whom (who d. 10 May, lii'65) he had
issue,
I. SoLOJiON AuoDSTns, his heir.
II. Robert Edward (Rev.), M.A., Principal of the Gloucester
and Bristol Training College.
III. William Hamilton, Lieut. -Col. 55thregt. of foot, formerly
Instructor of Military Drawing and Surveying, Sandhurst,
afterwards Chief Garrison Instructor at Lucknow, m. Aug.
1858, Margaret Isabella, dau. of Major Samuel Hill Lawrence,
of 11th Hussars, V.C., and has issue,
1 Hamilton MacDonald.
2 Charles de Clare.
3 John Goddard.
IV. Louisa Elizabeth, to. April, 1843, George Maeonchy, Esq.
of Rathmore, co. Longford, and d. 1864.
V. Mary Anne, m. 5 Nov. 1850, Samuel Johnson, Esq. of
Jancville, J.P. co. Wexford.
VI. Emily Sophia, m. April, 1849, Rev. Philip Walter Doyne,
Vicar of Monart, co. Wexford.
Mr. J. Goddard Richards m. 2ndly, 5 May, 1840, Mary, dan. of
Sir William Rawson, by whom (who ra. 2ndly, John Billingsley
Parry, of Cumberland Street, Hyde Park, London, Barristcr-
ac-Law, Q.C., and Judge of the County Court District, No.
36, in England) ho had no further issue. He d. 13 April, 1816,
and was s. by his eldest son,
Solomon Augustds Richards, Esq. of Ardamine and
Roebuck, B.A. Oxford, J. P., b. Aug. 1828, High .Sheriff 1854,
Capt. Wexford Militia ; to. 10 June, 1856, Sophia Mordaunr,
dau. of Rev. Bernard John Ward, and d. 13 Jan. 1874, leavin;;
issue,
I. Bernard John Goddard, now of Ardamine.
II. Arthur William jMordaunt, b. 6 Feb. IbGO.
III. F'rancis Augustus, b. 1873.
Arms, dv. — Same as Richards of Solsborough, wi;h a mnllct
for difference.
HiKtx — Ardamine, Gorcy, co. Wexford; Roebuck llou.-.c,
Donnybrook, co. Dubliu.
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BICHAE.DS OF MAC MINE.
EiCHAEDS, JOHX, Esq. of Mac Mine, co. Wexford,
J.P., h. 2 Nov. 180S; m. 27 June, 1838, Harriett
Martha, dau. of Major Gledstanes, by -wliGm (wlio
d. 20 Sept. 1875) lie had issue,
1. George Gledstanes, Capt. Wexford Militia, 5. 6 Aug. 1839 ,
m. 30 June, 1868, Marian, dau. of Loftus Anthony Bryan,
Esq. of Upton, co. Wexford; and d. 24 Feb. 1876, leaving
issue,
John- Loftus, 6. 10 July, 1875.
Harriet Marian. Charlotte Lyon.
n. Albert Gamier, Lieut. 22nd foot, 6.22 Sept. 1840; -m.
1869, Isabella Mary, dau. of William Barkus, Esq. of
Tynemouth, co. Northumberland, and has a dau., Lilian
Gamier.
HI. Hampden Augustus, Capt. 44th regt., 6. 1 Aug. 1849;
m. 1875, Dora, dau. of John McGowan, Esq., Inspector-
Gen, of Lahore, East India; accidentally drowned while
fishing in the River Slaney, 15 March, 1878.
I. Anne Margaret Sophia, m. 2 Dee. 1868, .James Jocelyn
Glascott, Lieut. 32nd regt., 2nd son of William Madden
Glascott, Esq. of Pilltown House, co. Wexford.
ILtUCaSC. — The ancestors of this family (which is quite
distinct from that of Eichabds of Sohborov.gh) were settled
in CO. Wexford long previous to the usurpation of Oliver
Ckomwell.
Thomas Eichabds, of Park, the ancient seat of the family,
had, by Edith his wife, two sons and three daus.,
John, of Park, r,i. May, 1699, Sarah Duzell, but had no i==ui>.
By his will, dated 7 Oct. 1712, and registered 2 Oct. IIVJ,
he bequeathed his estates to his nephew.
Thomas, of whom below.
Mary, ,n. William Jones. Elizabeth, -.». .John Morton.
Maria, m. Dec. 1680, John Jacob, Esq. of Sigginstown, co.
Wexford.
The 2nd son,
Thomas Richabds, of Eathaspick, co. Wexford (jure vxor'is)
tn. Oct. 16S0. Jane, dau. and co-heir of Loftus Codd, of Castle-
town and l;uthaspick, by whom he had issue,
I. Thomas, his successor.
II. Nicholas, who had issue, Loftus; Thomas; Mary; and
Anne.
u. Edward, who had two daus., Jane ; and Mary.
I. Jane, m. Philip Hore, Esq. of Pole Hore.
II. Edith, TO. Henry Hatton, Esq. of Clonard.
m. Margaret, m. Patrick Hogan, Esq. of Horetown.
IV. Mary, m. Brigadier-Gen. Edward Jones.
V. Another dau., m. Anthony O'NeUl, Esq.
Mr. Richards, whose will is dated 16 March, 1716, was .'. by
his eldest son,
Thomas Eichabds, Esq. of Eathaspick, 6. 163S; s. to Park
and other estates under the will of his uncle, 1713; m. Miss
Orme, of London ; and d. 9 Oct. 1768, leaving issue,
I. Thomas, of Rathaspick, 6. 1722 ; ra. 1776, Martha, dau. of
Matthew Redmond, Esq. of Kilgowan, co. Wexford, and had
two daus.,
1 Martha, who .5. to Eathaspick, and m. March, 1802, John
Louis Gideon Ernest Von Prebenton, Count Willmsdorf, of
the Kingdom of Hanover, who assumed, by royal license,
dated 8 May, 1802, the surname and arms of Eichabds
only. She d. 1855, leaving,
Thomas William Frederick Von Prebenton Willmsdorf-
Eichards, of Rathaspick, d. v.nin.
Henrietta, -la. Capt. P'rederick Dayrolles.
Anne, m. 1832, John Craven Mansergh, Esq. ; and d. 1844.
Elizabeth.
2 Elizabeth, m. 1802, Count Von Simburg Sinum, of the
Kingdom of Hanover.
II. John, of whom below.
.•ji. George, m. Elizabeth, dau. of .Sheppard French, of Wex-
ford, ancestor of Eichabds of Glynn and Ballynahoma, co.
Wexford. IV. Loftus.
V. James, ancestor of Richabds of Ballynastud, co. Wex-
foid.
Ti. Richard, m Susan, dau. of John Nunn, Esq. of St. Mar-
garet's, eo. Wexford, and had (with a dau., Susan, wife of
John Hatchell), a son,
John Nunn, ra. Dec. 1784, Elizabeth, dau. of Oliver Fitz-
gerald, Esq. ; and d. 1821, leaving two sons,
William, Capt. 5th Dragoons, m. Caroline, dau. of Henry
Gonne Molony, Esq. of Granahan, co. Clare ; and (/.
17 Sept. 1822, leaving a son, William, and a dau.,
Carolihe.
John (Right Hon.), a Privy Councillor, and one of the
Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, ft. 1790;
m. 1st, 1812, Catherine, dau. of Henry Gonne Molony,
Esq. of Granahan, co. Clare; and 2ndly, 1832, Chris-
tiana, dau. of Christopher James O'Brien, Esq. He rf.
1872, leaving issue by his 1st wife only,
John Henry, Judge of County Court, Waterford, 6.
1817: m. 1853, Lydia Gribble, dau. of Henry Scovell,
Esq. of Femey, co. Dublin, and has, with three
younger sons and three daus., of whom the 2nd 'n.\
1878, Capt. Harding, an eldest son,
John Berwick, b. 1855.
William Frederick, m. Frances Jane, dau. of Joshua
Kunn, Esq. of St. Margaret's, co. Wextord, and
an only dau.,
Ajine, ni. March, 1874, E. V. Westmacott, Esq.
Arthur Oswald (Capt.). m. Maria McMahon, dau. of_
Edward Reeves, Esq., of Platten Hall, co. Meath, and"
FitzWilliara Street, Dublin, and has a son,
John William, 6. 9 April, 1857.
Henrietta, m. Robert Piers, Esq.
Elizabeth, ra. Charles Rolleston, Esq., Q.C., Judge of
the County Court, Tipperary.
Catherine, m. Thomas Spunner, Esq.
Charlotte, rn. Thomas Rowley Symes, Esq.
The 2nd son,
John Richabds, of Great Britain Street, Dublin, was called
to the Bar in Trinity Term, 1750. His will, dated 22 Dec.
1787, was proved 18 Oct. 1788. He m. 22 Dec. 1767, Mary,
dau. of George Lendrum, Esq. of Mowfield, co. Tyrone, by
whom (who d. 1822) he had,
I. John, ra. 1800, Elizabeth, dau. of John Saunders, Esq. of
Saunders Park, co. Wicklow; and d. 1844, leaving,
1 John William, of Bamagh, co. Mayo, and Temp, co.
Feimanagh, J. P., heir male and head of the family of
Richabds of Park, ra. Susan, dau. of Richard Saunders,
Esq. of Largay, co. Cavan, and has, with other issue,
John Richard Harlowen, Lieut. 2nd regt.. Queen's
Own, ru. Emily Anne, dau. of Edward Saunders, Esq.
of Ballinderry, co. Tipperary.
1 Mary Anne. 2 Melosina. 3 Helena.
II. George (Rev.), ordained 180ii, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin,
1802, M.A. Nov. 1832, appointed Prebendary of Coolstuffe,
CO. Wexford, 1823, 0. 1781; m. 31 May, 180G, Margaret
Sophia, dau. of James Johnstone, Esq. of P'ir House, co.
Dublin (who d. 1856). He d. April, 1873, having had issue,
1 John, now of Mac Mine.
2 James (Rev.). Rector of Cloydagh, co. Carlow, and
Treasurer of Leighlin, ra. Ellen, widow of Mr. Crawford,
■who (/. 20 April, 1869. He d. Nov. 1871.
3 Francis, Lieut. Wexford Militia, la. Letitia, dau. of
Joshua Nona, of Dawson Street, Dublin; and d. s. p.
Aug. 1875.
1 Lucretia. 2 Margaret Sophia F.llinor.
3 Elizabeth Marianne, ra. 22 June, ls54. Rev. George
Eoss, Rector of Killinick, co. Wexford; and d. 1 June,
1872.
4 Georgina, m. Nov. 1855, Eev. Thomas H. 'Whitfield ; and
d. Aug. 1859.
I. Hannah, ra. — Hamilton, Esq. of Seaview, co. Donegal.
II. Frances Anne, ra. Rev. Thomas Skelton.
Seat — Mac Mine, Enniscorthy, co. Wexford. J
EICHABDS OF CROFT HOUSE.
Eichabds, William Henet, Esq. of Croft
House, CO. Pembroke, J. P. for co. Pembroke, High
Sheriff 1878-9, b. 1 Feb. 1844; m. 9 Jan. 1872,
Florence Antonia Emlin, eldest dau. of Lieut. -Col.
Antony Bowen Owen Stokes, of St. Botolph's, in
same co., by his ■wife Emlin, eldest dau. of the late
Eev. Amos Crymes, of the same co.
itt'nraSC. — henry richabds, Esq. of Croft Honse, co.*
Pembroke, J. P. and D.L. for that co., and a Lieut. -Col. in th»
army, 6. 24 July, 1812 (son of Jacob Richards, Esq. of Croft
House, Tenby, co. Pembroke); m. 11 Sept. 1839, Margaret,
dau. of the late William Hughes, Esq., F.R.C.S. of Dublin,
by his wife Margaret, only dau. of the late Dr. Thomas
Acheson, of Dublin, and d. 19 Sept. 1864, leaving a son,
William Henby, now of Croft House.
Arms — Arg., a chevron az., in base a lion rampant of the
last. Crust — A lion rampant az. Motto — Honore et amore.
Seci— Croft House, Tenby, co. Pembroke. Clul/6~Tb»
United University, S.AV. ; and Kennel, W.
RICHARDS OF CAERYNWCH.
EiCHAEDS, RiCHAED Edward Lloyd, Esq. of
Caerynwich, 6. 11 Aug. 1865.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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1353
?LtltrH0C.— Jonn IlnMrnBETs, Esq., living 1700, m. Grnce,
clau. and co-heiress of llobcrt Vaugban, Esq. of Caerjnwch.
His son,
John HuMPnr.ETS, Ksq. of Caerynwch, m. 1717, IMare.avct
Vaughan, heiress of Castellmocb, co. Montgomery, anil was
father of
Robert VACcnAN HoMPmiETS, Esq. of Caerynwch, ITish
Sheriff for co. Merioneth 1760, m. Jane, dau. of Humphrey
Meredyth, Esq. of Penswern, co. Carnarvon, and nlici of
Owen Lloyd, Esq. of Tyddyn Agnus, and left an only dau.,
Catherine Hu.mphrets, of Caerynwch, h. 20 Nov. 175S ; m.
30 Sept. 1785, Richard Richards (afterwards the Right Hon.
Sir Richard Ricluuds), son of Thomas Richards, of Coed, co.
Merioneth, and Catherine his wile, sister of Rev. William
Parry, Warden of Ruthin.
Sir Richard Richards, b. 5 ICov. 1752, adopting the legal
profession, rose to eminence, and obtained great practice at
the Bar. In 1813, he was appointed Chief Justice of Chester;
in 1814, one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer; and in
1817, on the demise of Sir Alexander Thompson, Lord Chief
Baron of the same Court. Sir Richard Richards was twice
offered a baronetcy, which he declined. He fully enjoyed the
friendship and confidence of Lord Chancellor Eldon, for whom,
on several occasions, he presided as Speaker of the House of
Lords. He d. 11 Nov. 1823. Sir Richard left issue by
Catherine, the heiress of Caerynwch,
I. Richard, his heir, who represented'co. Hferioneth in Par-
liament for upwards of sixteen years, namely, Ironi 18.36 to
1852. He was called to the Bar in 1812. appointed a Com-
missioner of Bankrupts 1814, Accountant-General of the
Court of Exchequer 1820, and a Master in Chancery 1841 ;
he was a D.L. of co. Merioneth, b. 22 Sept. 1787; d.
27 Nov. 1860; m. 11 Jan. 1814, Harriett, elder dau. and co-
heiress of Jonathan Dennett, Esq., and by her (who d.
21 Oct. 1852) had issue,
1 Richard Meredyth, late of Caerynwch.
1 Harriett Eliza, d. in infancy.
2 Emily Katherine, m. 30 May, 1861, the Ven. Henry
Weir Wliite, Archdeacon of Merioneth, Canon of Dangor,
Rector of Dolgelly, co. Merioneth, whoJ. 26 April, 1866.
3 Williama Frances, in. 29 Dec. 1853, Rev. Edmund Wol-
ryfhe Orlando Bridgeman, Vicar of Kinnerley, eldest
survi\-ing son of the late Admiral the Hon. Charles
Orlando Bridgeman, brother of the 2nd Earl of Bradford ;
she d. 2 Sept. 1861, leaving issue, 1 Ursula Judith;
2 Maud; 3 Dorothy.
4 Anna Maria Harriett, m. 17 April, 1855, the Hon. and
Rev. Arthur Gascoigne Douglas, Rector of Scaldwell, co.
Northampton, youngest son of George Sholto, 10th Earl
of Morton, and has issue, 1 Sholto James; 2 Arthur
Hugh; 1 Helen; 2 Margaret St. Bride; 3 Ela; 4 Cecil;
5 Annie Lilla ; 6 Beatrice.
n. William Parry, 6.28 May, 1789; d. 27 June, 18G0; to.
9 Feb. 1821, Frances Eliza, younger dau. and co-heiress of
Jonathan Dennett, Esq., and by her (who d. 2 Jan. 1851)
left issue, -
1 Edward Vaughan, Q.C., b. 9 Nov. 1821 ; m. 30 Oct. 1866,
Elizabeth Annp, dau. of Robert Whan on, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law (see Wharton of Dryburn, co. Durham), by Cathe-
rine Mary, dau. of Rev. Robert Croft, Canon of York, and
had issue, Charles Vaughan, b. 13 Feb. 1868; d. 1 Jan. 1869.
2 Frederic Jonathan, M.A., Vicar of Boxley, Kent, b.
23 Aug. 1823; m. 22 Nov. 18.5-3, Dora Georgina Harring-
ton, eldest dau. of George Moses Benson, Esq. of Lut-
wyche Hall, Salop, and has issue, William Griffith,
6.3 March, 1859; Madeleine Frances ; Mary Dorothea;
and Agnes Charlotte.
3 Henry William PaiTy, Vicar of Isleworth, Middlesex,
6. 29 Dec. 1S27 ; m. 8 July, 1858, Jessie Margaret, dau.
of Right Hon. Peter Erie, Q.C., and has issue, Henry Erie ;
Amy Frani es ; Jessie Eleanor, and Owen.
1 Catherine Frances, ni. a Feb. 1861, her cousin, Robert
Temple Ffere, Efq., 2nd son of the late Rev. Temple
Frere, Canon of Westminster, and Rector of Roydon,
Korfolk, and has issue, one son and four daus.
2 Mary Eliza.
3 Emma Harriett, 7)1.2 April, 1853, Robert Archer Tawney,
Esq. of Wroxton, co. Oxford, and has issue, three sons
and four daus.
ni. Robert Vaughan, Q.C., 6. 3 Nov. 1790; d. 2 July, 1846;
lii. Jane, eldest dau. and heiress of Jlatthew Chalie, Esq.,
and by her (who rf. 11 Dec. 1822) left issue,
Marianne Catherine, m. 29 May, 1850, Ramon de Cabrera,
Comte de Morellia, Marques del Ter, a Gen. in the cause
of Don Carlos, and Field Marshal of Spain, and has issue,
three sons and two daus.
IV. Thomas Watkin, RectorofPuttenham, Surrey, b. 10 April,
1793; of. 2 Nov. 18.59; m. 1st, Marianne Pope, "who d lo22.
■ He m. 2ndly, 17 Nov. 1835, Evereld, t'ster of Thomas
Hustler, Esq. of Aclam Hall, co. York ; by his 1st marriage
he hud issue,
Aniia Maria Watkin, m. 9 Nov. 1851, William Hustler,
Esq., eMest son of Thomas Hustler, Esq. of Aclam Hall
CO. York, and has issue. '
V. Griffith, 6. 27 March, 1795; d. in infancy.
VI. Griffith, Q 0.. b. 1 Sept. 1796; ni. 12 Aug. 1839, Martha
Dennison; and d. H June, 1843, leaving i.ssuc,
Catherine Mary, m. 12 Feb. 1867, George .Vrthur Hntton
Croft, Esq. of Aldborough Hall, co. York, only child of
Rev. Thomas Hutton Croft, of Hutton Bu.seell (see Croft).
Sydney Helen, m. 11 Oct. 1864, Hon. Algernon Sydney
Arthur Anncsley, only surviving son of the 9th Viscount
Valeutia, and has issue, Arthur .Sydney Evelyn, b. 16 JiJy
1865; Helen Sydney Martha, and Mabel.
VII. Charles, was Private Secretary to the late Right Hon.
Charles Waikin Williams- Wynn, when President of the
Board of Control, b. 13 April, 1800; (/. 22 May, 1840.
VIII. Henry, b. 20 Sept. 1801; d. 20 June, 1854.
I. Jane, tu. 16 April, 1816, Rev. Temple Frere, Canon of
Westminster, and Rector of Roydon, Norfolk; she d.
20 Oct. 186H, having had issue,
1 Temple, 6. 2 March, 1718; d. 4 April, 1840.
2 Robert Temple, M.I)., Cantab., b. 17 Jan. 1820; m. 1st,
2 Oct. 1851, Theresa Arabella Fanny, only dau. of the
late Rev. Edward Dowell, Vicar of Holme Laey; she //..
20 Jan. 1859. He 4,1. 2ndly, 5 Feb. 1861, Catherine
Frances his cousin, eldest dau. of the late Wiu. Parry
Richards, Esq., and has issue, see above.
3 Henry Temple, Rector of Burston, Norfolk, b. 22 Nov.
1821 ; ra. 18 Sept. 1851, Sarah Maria Heath, eldest dau. of
the late William Jary, Esq. of South Walsham, and Bur-
lingham House, co. Norfolk, and has issue, two sons and
three daus.
4 Griffith Temple, 6. 4 July, 1827; d. 14 March, 1839.
1 Catherine Margaret Temple, to. 23 Aug. 1853. Rev.
Edward Gurilon, Rector of Barnham Broom, and Vicar of
Kimberley, co. Norfolk, and has issue, three sons .and
two daus.
2 Louisa Jane Temple, 6. 2 May, 182-5; d. 2 May, 1813.
3 Emily Georgina Temple.
u. Catherine Mary, d. v.mn. 24 July, 1824.
Richard Meredyth Richards, Esq. of Caerynwch, co.
Merioneth, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1865, and J. P. co.
Denbigh, has acted as Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, eo.
Merioneth, since 1857, called to the Bar 1845, b. 18 Jan. 1821 ;
711. 1st, 29 July, 1845, Elizabeth Emma, elder dau. of William
Bennett, Esq. of Farringdon House, Berks (who d. s.p. lODcj.
1852) ; and 2ndly, 12 May, 1863, Louisa Janette Anne, only
child and heiress of the late Edward Lloyd Edwards, Esq. of
Cerrig Llwydion, co. Denbigh, and Braichyceunant, co.
Merioneth; and d. 4 Nov. 1873. leaving issue,
I. Richard Edward Lloyd, now of Caeryi.wjh.
u. Henry Meredyth, b. 30 Jan. 1870.
m. Charles Herbert, b. 20 Aug. 1873.
I. Lilla Georgina Harriett. 11. Emily Louisa.
Mr. Richards s. his father 1860, by whose maternal ancestors
the estate had been possessed for many centuries : they are
mentioned in manuscripts of the reign of Elizabeth, as
having been, at that time, the ancient possessors of it.
^'/•ws— Quarterly ; 1st, arg., a cross patonce engrailed sa.,
between four Cornish choughs ppr. ; 2nd, erm., on a saltire
gu. an escallop arg. ; 3rd, or, a lion rampant gu. ; 4th, vert,
three eagles displayed in fess arg. ; 5th, guttee d'oau, a canton
erm. In right of his wife, the heiress of Edwards of Cerrig
Llicydion, the late Mr. Richards bore an escutcheon of pretence,
viz., per chevron gu. and az., a che%Ton erm. cotised or,
between three Saracens' heads couped ppr. Crest — A naked
dexter arm, the hand holding a scimitar all ppr. Motto —
Ffyddlawn ir Gwirionedd, Faithful to the Truth.
S4Aits — Caerynwch, co. Merioneth; Cerrig Llwydion, co.
Denbigh.
BICHARDSOIT OF FIELD HOTJSE,
WHITBY,
EiCHAEDSON, CHEiSTorHEE, Esq. of Field House,
CO. York, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, and
J.P. for the North Riding of co. York, b. 22 Sept.
1807, educated at Exeter Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1S30 ;
m. 1 Oct. 1S60, Marian Catherine, 2nd dau. of
Barnard Hague, Esq. of Y'ork.
ILl'ncagr. — CHRisTOPP.iR Richardson, Esq. of Whitby,
J.P. and D.L. for North Riding of co. York, b. 25 June, o.s.,
1752 (eldest son of Christopher Richardson, Esq. of Whitby,
by Catherine his 2nd wife, eldest dau. and eventual co heir of
Witham Boynton, Esq. of Whitby, by Mary his wife, eldest
dau. and eventual co-heir of Wilham Addison, Esq. of Whitby),
m. 15 Feb. 1779, Mary youngest dau. of John Holt, Esq., also
of Whitby, and by her (who d. 6 March, 1840), had issue,
Christopher, late representative.
John, h. 5 March. 1781 ; m. 10 July, 1806, Margaret, 5th dau.
of Joseph Barker, Ksq. of Whitby, and Iiy her (who d.
4 S 2
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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14 Oct. 1849) left at his dccc;;se, 23 Aug. 1812, Chkistopheb,
of St. Hilda's, Whitby, J.P. and D.L. North Riding, co.
York, b. 13 July, 1807, m. 25 Sept. 18.55, Ann, eldest dau. of
Aaron Chanman, Esq., M.P. for Wliitby, cZ. 22 Sept. 1875;
John, b. 15 Jan. 1811, m. Dorothy Ann, dau. of Thomas
Benson, Esq., and d. 3 Feb. 1855, without surviving issue;
Ann Barker ; and Mary Holt.
Boynton, d. unm. 1808. William, d. unm. 1812.
Charles, d. unm. 1815.
Martha.
Mr. Pachardson d. 26 April, 1825, and was «. by his son,
Christopher Richardson, Esq. of Field House, J.P. and
D.L., 6. 2 Jan. 1780; m. 1st, 2 Oct. 1806, Ann, 4th dau. of
Joseph Barker, Esq. of Whitby, and by her (who d. 1 July,
1809), had issue,
Christophee, now of Field House.
Joseph Barker, b. 5 March, 1809; m. 27 Sept. 1849, Mary,
one of the co-heiresses of the late Col. James \Vilson, M.P.,
of Sneaton Castle, co. York; and d. 18 April, 1875, left
issue, 1 James Wilson, 6. 5 Sept. 1851; 2 Christopher, b.
1 Aug. 1835; and 3 John, 6. Jan. 1856.
He 111. 2ndly, 29 July, 1814, Letitia, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Henry
Rudyerd, R.E., and relict of Robert Gordon, Esq., and by her
(who d. Jan. 1855) had issue,
Henry Boynton, 6. 1815; d. in infancy.
Mary, „i. 29 Jidy, 1851, Philip Augustus Hclpman, Esq.,
liear-Admiral R.N., and has issue.
Mr. Richardson d. 30 Oct. 1866.
Arms— Krg., three chaplets of roses ppr. quartering Boyn-
ton and Addison. Cnst—A dexter arm erect couped below
the elbow, holding in the hand a broken sword ppr. jiJutto —
Quod hone.stum est decet.
Seat— Field House, Whitby, co. York.
RICHABDSON OF RICH HILL.
Richardson, Louisa, of Rich Hill, co. Armagh,
m. 22 Aug. 1822, Edmund, eldest son of Sir
Edmund Bacon, 10th bart. of Raveningham Hall,
Norfolk, but by him (who d. 14 April, 1852) had no
issue.
2,tnMg:C.— The family of Richardsom is of Worcestershire
descent, and early in the 17th century, settled in the co. of
Armagh.
Major Edward Richardson, of Legacorry, co. Armagh,
M.P. for that co. 1061, m. Anne, only child and heir of Francis
Sacheverell, Esq. of Legacorry, who was eldest son and heir of
Francis Sacheverell (to whom a grant of Legacorry and other
lands was made, by his wife Dorothy, eldest dau. and co-heir
of Sir John Blenncrhasset, Knt., Baron of the Exchequer). By
Anne his wife (who was 6. 1632, and d. circa 1700) Major
Bichardson had issue,
William, of Legacorry, M.P. for co. Armagh 1692 and 171.5,
ra. Feb. 1694-5, Elizabeth, dau. of the Right Hon. Sir
Richard Reynell, Bart., Lord Chief Justice, and d. s. x>.
1 June, 1827. John, of whom we treat.
The 2nd son,
John Richardson, Esq. of Legacorry, alias Rich Hill, an
officer in the army, High Sheriff co. Armagh 1715, 6. 1063, and
d. 1745, leaving by Anne his wife, two sons and two daus.,
William, of whom presently.
Henry (Col.), ancestor of Richardson o/ Rossfad.
Hester, m. Feb. 1845, llcv. James Lowry.
Mary, hi. 1740, Archibald, 1st Lord Gosl'urd.
The elder son,
William Richardson, Esq. of Rich Hill, M.P., b. 1709;
m. 1746, Isabella, only dau. of Daniel Jlussenden, Merchant
of Belfast, and by her (who d. 29 Dec. 1753) left, at his decease,
16 Feb. 1758, an only son,
William Richardson, Esq. of Rich Hill, many years M.P.
for the CO. Armagh, rii. 1st, Dorothy, dau. of — Munro, Esq.
of Roe's Hall, co. Down, and by her had no issue ; and 2ndly,
Louisa, dau. of Richard Magennis, Esq. of Waringstown, co.
Down, and by her (who d. 29 Feb. 1860) had issue three daus.,
her co-heiresses,
Elizabeth, d. unm. 23 Dec. 1859.
Isabella, d. unm. 12 Aug. 1860. Locisa, now of Rich Hill.
A rms — Arg ., on a chief sa. three lions' heads erased of the first.
iieat — Rich Hill, near Armagh.
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RICHARDSON OF POPLAR VALE.
RicnARSON, Edward, Esq. of Poplar Vale, co.
Monai,'han, J.P. and D.L. for co. Monaghan, High
Sbcriff 1871, formerly Lieut. 41st and 80th regts.,
i). 2G June, 1843 ; m. 1873, Anne Charlotte, dau. of
Robert Adams, Esq., M.D., Surgeon in Ordinary to
the Queen in Ireland, and has issue,
I. Edward John, b. 16 Sept. 1874.
II. Robert Adams, b. 19 Dec. 1875.
I. Frances Dorothy.
UttnCH^C. — This family claims descent from the Richard-
sons of Honningham, Norfolk, and settled, it is stated, in
Ireland temi>. Queen Elizabeth.
Stmon Richardson was granted by Charles II., 30 May,
1667. considerable lands in the cos. of Monaghan, Cavan, and
Tyrone, part of which was jointly granted to Robert Burgh,
Esq. By Katherine his wife, dau. of the before-mentioned
Robert Burgh, Esq., he had issue, i. Francis, 6. 1682, m.
Edith Nollcot, who rf. 1724. He d. in Dublin, 1682, leaving two
daus., 1 Katherine, to. her cousin, Francis Richardson, Esq. of
Poplar Vale; 2 Letitia, m. Frederick McVeagh, Esq., M.D.;
iL Henry, of whom hereafter ; iii. Edward, to. Miss Coote, and
had an only son, Francis, who s. his uncle. The 2nd son,
Henry Richardson, Esq. of Poplar Vale, co. Monaghan,
High Sheriff, attainted by the Parliament of James II., to. 1st,
Jane, dau. of Robert Maxwell, Esq. of Finnebrogue, co. Down,
and had issue,
Edward, d. s. p.
Jane, m. Beaumont Astle, Esq., an officer of Dragoons.
He TO. 2ndly, Miss Gibson, of Ballykinlar, co. Down, and had
nine daus., tv/o d. unvt.; three to. three Mr. Montgomerys;
one 7ii. Mr. Cuff, co. Mayo; one m. Mr. Watson; and another
TO. Rev. Oliver Douglas, Rector of Tigkallon, Dio. Clogher,
who d. 1738. He d. 1730, and was s. by his nephew,
Francis Richardson, Esq. of Poplar Vale, Capt. of Dragoons.
He m. 1704, his cousin, Katherine Richardson, and had issue,
I. Simon, 6. 1705; d. unm. v. p. 1744.
II. Edward, his heir. iii. Christopher, b. 1711 ; d. 1776.
IV. Francis, b. 1720; d. 1733. I. Dorothy, d. unm.
Capt. Richardson d. 1704, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Edward Richardson, Esq. of Poplar Vale, b. 1707 ; to.
1732, Catherine, dau. of Thomas Paillie, Esq. of Dublin, and
by her (who d. 1794), had issue,
I. Francis, his heir. ii. Thomas, d. Aug. 1745.
III. Simon, 6. 1742; ?)i. 1779, Frances, dau. of John Clements,
Esq., and had issue, Edith, m. Col. Shaw; and d. 1818.
IV. Edward, d.umu. 1785.
V. John, TO. 1775, Miss Williams, and had a dau., Katherine,
d. 1796.
VI. Christopher, m. 1783, Susanna, dau. of Edward Dawson,
Esq. of Kilcrow, co. Monaghan, and had,
1 Edward, b. 1784, served during the Peninsular War;
d. unm. 1819. 2 Francis, '7. young.
3 Samuel, 6. 1787, Lieut. Uth regt., killed in the Pyrenees,
1813. 4 John, who eventually s. to Poplar Vale.
1 Catherine. 2 Elizabeth Eleanor.
I. Mary Anne, to. Capt. Williams, R.N.
II. Elizabeth, m. Rev. Edward Weeks, co. Ccik,
HI. Catherine, m. John Bolton, Esq.
IV. Dorothy, m. Mr. Aston.
V. Sarah, m. Pakenham Smythe, Esq.
Mr. Richardson d. 1761, and was s. by his son,
Francis Richardson, Esq., who m. 1767, Mary Anne, dau. of
Lancelot Fisher, Esq., and had issue,
I. Edward, his heir.
II. Launcelot, 0. mi ; d. 1785.
III. Francis Henry, d. 1785. IV. Henry, 6. 1776; d. 1784.
V. George Arthur, b. 1776; d. unm. vi. William, d. 1784.
I. Katherine Elizabeth, d. unm.
II. Harriett Matilda, d. v.nm.
Mr. Richardson d. Oct. 1782, and was s. by his eldest son,
Edward Richardson, Esq. of Poplar Vale, High Sheriff
1793, b. 1769; m. 1788, Alicia, dau. of the Rev. Francis
Lucas, of Coote Hill, and dying s. p. 3 Aug. 1845, was s. by
his cousin,
John Richardson, Esq. of Poplar Vale, High Sheriff, 1846,
formerly Capt. in the army, 6. 1794; m. 1st, 29 July, 1834,
Elizabeth, dau. of James Wood Wright, Esq. of Gola, by whom
(who d. 1836) he bad issue,
EHzabeth.
He m. 2ndly, 23 Sept. 1840, Frances, dau. of George Jacson,
Esq. of Barton, co. Lancaster, by whom (who d. 185i) he had
issue,
Edward, his heir.
George Clements Kirkwood, Earrister-at-Law, h. 25 Sept.
1844; m. 1871, Edmundia, dau. of Chief Justice Harding, of
Natal, and has a dau., Charlotte Susanna.
Henry Francis, b. 13 Dec. 1846; to. 1872, Anne Cecilia, daU.
of Chief Justice Harding of Natal.
Thomas Ferdinand, b. 19 May, 1849; m. 1876, Victoria, dfttt.
of Major Thomas Coote.
Charlotte Susanna.
V.IC
THE LANDED GENTRY.
RID
1355
Mr. Kiehardson d. C3 Aus- 1S50, and was s. by eldest son,
Edwaed EiciiAKDSos, HOW of PopUu' Vale.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4tli, ars;., on a chief sa. three
lions" heads erased of the first, for Kicuardsos; ind and ord,
erm., on a canton az. a St. Andrew's cross arg. as a coat of
augmentation. Cre-^'t — Out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's
head sa. crined and horned gold. Mutlo — Virtutc acquiritur
honos.
5eaf— poplar Vale, Monaghan.
BICHARDSON OF EOSSFAD.
EiCHAEDSON, Henry Merttn, Esq. of Kossfacl,
CO. Fermanagh, D.L., High Sheriff 1834, b. 13 Dec.
1808 ; m. 22 Dec. 1834, Mary Jane, dau. of Charles
Ovenden, Esq. of White Park, co. Fermanagh (who
d. 10 Dec. 1868), having had issue,
I. John Meevyn Abchdall Carletos, Major Fermanagh
Lipht Infantry Militia, High Sheriff 1868, b. 3 Jan. 1S36.
II. Charles William Henry, late Lieut. 73rd regt., 6. 2 Dec.
1840.
I. Jane Angel. n. Angel Catherine Charlotte.
III. Eniilie Margaret, m. Feb. 1871, Kev. Eobert Eigby
Kewley, Vicar of Winghara, Kent.
IV. Henrietta Mervyn, m. Aug. 187'2, Charles Eobert Barton,
Esq., D.L., of The Waterfoot, co. Fermanagh {sec that
name).
HtUCaSC— This is a branch of the Rich Hill family. Col.
Hesbt EicHARDsoN, of Eossfud, '2nd son of John Eichardson,
Esq. of Rich Hill (see preceding Liaeage), m. '26 June, 1700,
Jane, dau. and co-heir of Launcelot Carleton, Esq. of Kosslad,
and d. circa 1794, having had issue, a son,
JoH.v Richardson, Esq. of Eossfad, 6. 4 May, 1763 ; m.
5 Sept. 1807, Angel, dau. of Col. Jlervyn Archdall, M.P., of
Castle Archdall; and d. 10 Dec. 1841, leaving an only son, the
present Heney Meevtn Richardson, Esq. of Eossfad.
Arms — Same as Hicuatldsou nf Rich Hill. Crest — A dexter
arm erect couped below the elbow holding in the hand a dagger.
Motto — Pro Deo et rege.
Seat — Rossfad, BaUycassidy, co. Fermanagh.
EICHAEDSON OF SOMERSET.
See Haefoed of Down Place.
EIDDELL OF FELTON PAEK.
ElDDELL, John GtIFFAEd, Esq. of Felton Park,
and S'rt'inburne Castle, Northumberland, J. P., h. 10
Jan. 1830 ; in. 1st, Mademoiselle Sapelier, who d. s.p.
April, 1865 ; and 2ndly, 20 Sept. 18G6, Victoria
Henrietta, 5th dau. of the late Peter Purcell, Esq.
of Halyersto'wn, co. Eildare, and by her had issue,
I. CcTHBEET David Giffard, b. 10 Sept. 1868.
II. Thomas Oswald Henry, b. 22 Aug. 1871.
III. Edward Pius Arthur, b. 23 May, 1375.
IV. John Joseph, 6. 27 March, 1877 ; d. 19 Oct. 1878.
1. Laura Mary. ii. Monica Gertrude 3Iary.
ILl'UCSflC. — The family is of Korman origin, and the name
of its patriarch appears on the roll of Battle Abbey. Subse-
quently, it became established in Scotland, where one of its
members, Gebvase, was a great favourite of David I., who
lived in the year 1139. When the Riddells migrated from
North Britain does not appear; but they were for some time
located at Norhtim and Twysell-on-the-Tweed, and held tlie
custody of the castle at the former place. In 1314, or shortly
previously, William de Eidell filled the oHice of Sheriff of
the county, and was employed on several important occasions
during the reign of Edwabd 11. The Eiddells were afterwards
resident in the town of Newcaslle-on-Tyne, and there served
various municipal offices.
Sir Willlam de Eiddell, Sheriff for Northumberland, was
appointed by patent, dated 5 June, 1314, from Bishop Kellaw,
Constable of Norham Castle. From him derived, 9th in
descent,
Sir Thomas Biddell, Knt. of Gateshead, Durham, M.P. for
■ Newcastle, 1620 and 1628. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John
Conyers, Knt. of Sockburn, and had six sons, of whom the
eldest. Sib William Eiddell, was father of William, whose
male issue became extinct. The 4th son of Sir Thomas was
George, Judge Advocate in the army of the Marquess of New-
castle during the siege of Hull 1645. The 2nd son,
Sir Thomas Rtodell, Knt. of Fenham, was Recorder of and
M.P. for Newcastle. During the troubles of the ensuing reign.
Sir Thomas espoused with extraordinary zeal the Eoyai cause.
He commanded a regt. of foot in the service of the King, was
Governor of Tynemouth Castle, and became so distinguished,
that a reward of one thousand pounds was offered for his
apprehension. He effected his escape, however, in a small
fishing smack from Berwick, and d. at Antwerp, 1652, " a
banished man," his lordship of Tunstall having been previously
sold to satisfy his composition. His great-grandson and re-
presentative,
Thomas Eiddell, Esq. of Swinburne Castle, who was in-
volved in the rising of 1715, saved himself by escaping from
Lancaster Castle ; but not being excepted from the general
pardon, he was allowed to return to his estate and reside there
unmolested. He ni. 1726, Mary Margaret, dau. of William
Widdrington, Esq. of Cheeseburne Grange, and sister and co-
heir of Ralph Widdrington, Esq., by whom he had, with other
issue, Thomas, his successor, and Ralph, of Cheeseburne
Grange {stc Eiddell of Chefsiijurne Grange). The elder son,
Thomas Eiddell, Esq. of Swinburne Castle, m. Elizabeth
Blargaret, only dau. and heir of Edward Horsley Widdrington,
Esq. of Felton, Northumberland, grandson of the Hon. Edward
Widdrington (by Dorothy his wife, eldest dau. and eventual
heir of Sir Thomas Horsley, Knt. of Horsley), and had issue,
Thomas, heir to Swinburne.
Edward Horsley Widdrington, of Felton, d. s.p. 26 Jan. 1792.
His widow, Isabella Salvin, ni. 2ndly, 1803, Ralph Eiddell,
Esq. of Cheeseburne Grange.
Ralph, heir to his eldest brother.
Elizabeth, m. John Clifton, Esq. of Lytham Hall, co. Lan-
caster, and d. 19 Nov. 1825.
Anne, »;. Sir Walter Blount, 7th bart. of Sodington, and d.
Feb. 1823.
He d. 1777, and was 5. by his son,
Thomas Eiddell, Esq. of Swinburne Castle, m. 19 April,
1790, Margaret, 4th dau. of William Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale
Hall, CO. Durham, and ha<l an only child, Tho.mas, who d. 'c.p.
Mr. Eiddell d. '24 Nov. 1798, and was s. by his only surviving
brother,
Ralph Eiddell, Esq. of Felton and Horsley, 7n. 23 July,
1801, EUzabelh, eldest dau. of Joseph Blount, Esq. 2nd son of
Michael Blount, Esq. of Mapledurham, co. Oxford, and by her
(who d. 6 July, 1849) had issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Edward Widdrington, of Boothara House, co. York, late
15th Hussars, 6. 4 Sept. 1803; iii. 1 July, 1830, Catharine,
eldest dau. of Thomas Stapleton, Esq. of The Grove, and
Carlton, co. York, and sister of Sliles Thomas, 8th Lord
Beaumont, and by her (who d. Oct. 1872) has issue (besides
two daus., who d. in infancy) three sons and one dau.,
1 Edward Widdrington, b. 10 May, 1831, in holy orders of
the Church of Rome, residing at Redear, co. York.
2 John Gerard, 6. 8 Aug. 1835; m. 15 April, 1864, Kathe-
rine Flora, 2nd dau. of Edward Chalonor, Esq. late of
Oak Hill, near Liverpool, and has issue, 1 Edward Charles,
b. 1867; 2 Gerard Joseph, b. 1 Sept. 1868; 1 Mary Cathe-
rine ; 2 Helen Mary ; 3 Teresa Mary.
3 Arthur Grange (Rev.), 6. 15 Sept. Is36.
1 Laura Monica, d. 1872.
III. William, 6. 5 Feb. 1807, in holy orders of the Church of
Rome, consecrated Eoman Cathohc Bishop, Vicar Apostolic,
and Coadjutor to the Eight Rev. Dr. Mostyn, for the
northern district of England, 17 March, 1844; d. 2 Nov.
1847.
IV. Henry Matthias, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 24 Feb. 1815; r,i.
Feb. 1872, Teresa, eldest dau. of Richard Gillow, Esg. of
Leighton Hall, Carnforth, co. Lancaster, and has issue,
Henry, 6. 1873; and Joseph, b. 19 March, 1876.
V. Charles Francis, b. 1 Oct. 1817; m. Mary Catherine, eldest
dau. of Michael Henry Mary Blount, Esq. of Mapledurham,
CO. Oxford, and has issue,
Charles Edward, b. 29 June, 1849.
Agnes.
I. Elizabeth Anne, d. 27 Nov. 1878.
Mr. Riddell d. 9 March, 1833, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Eiddell, Esq. of Felton Park and Swinburne Castle,
J. P., High Sheriff 1836, b. 18 May, 1802; m. 1st, 15 Oct. 1827,
Mary, 2nd dau. of the late William Throckmorton, Esq. of
Lincoln's Inn, and sister of Sir Eobert Throckmorton, Sth
Bart., and by her (who d. 4 June, 1843) had issue,
Thomas William Charies, b. 14 Oct. 1828 ; m. 3 May, 1855,
Lady Henrietta Maria Plunkett, 2nd dau. of Arthur James,
9th Earl of Fingall, K.P. Herf. at Barcelona, 24 May, 1867,
leaving issue a dau., Louisa Mary.
John Giffard, now of Felton Park.
Walter, settled in New Zealand, 0. 17 July, 1831 : d. Nov.
1865. Eobert, b. 24 Aug. Ib32 ; d. 15 Sept. 1873.
Edward, 6. Jan. 1B36, deceased.
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THE LANDED GENTRY,
EID
Frances Mary, m. 29 Jan. T866, John Josepli O'Shaughnessy
Esq. of Birchgrove, co. Roscommon, and has issue.
Teresa Elizabeth, a Nun of the Order of St. Dominic.
Gertrude Mary, i/i. 29 Sept. 18C3, John Errington, Esq. of
High Warden, Northumberland, and has by him (who il.
11 bee. 1878) issue a son, William Valentine, 6. I8GG, and a
dau., Hope Mary,
lie m. 2ndly, 1845, Laura Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Joseph de
Trufford, 1st bart. of Trafford Park, co. Lancaster, and by her
(who d. 18 May, 1877) had issue a dau., Luura Elizabeth, who
d. 1858. He d. 5 April, 1870.
Arms—Kr^., a fess between three rye-sheaves az. Crest, — A
demi-lion couped or, holding a rye-sheaf az. Motlo — Deus
solus auget aristas.
ScaJs— Felton Park, Acklington; Swinburne Castle, Walls;
and Swailand Park, Acklington, Northumberland.
EIDDEIili OF CHEESEBTJENE GRANGE.
EiDDELL, Francis Heney, Esq. of Cheeseburne
Grange, Northumberland, and of Thornbiirgh,
Lsyburn, co. York, J.P. for Northumberland and
CO. York, h. 30 March, 1813 ; m. 30 Sept. 1862,
Ellen, 6th dau. of Michael Henry Blount, Esq. of
Mapledurham, Oxon, and has issue,
I. Edward Francis, 6. 7 July, 1865.
It. Frederick William, h. 22 Feb. 1868.
in. Arthur John, b. 30 Dec. 1869.
IV. Oswald Charles, h. 30 Jan. 1871.
I. Bertha Mary, b. 16 Oct. 1866.
II. Mabel Ellen, b. 30 March, 1873.
iLinCaSC. — Ralph Kiddell, Esq., 2na son of Thomas
Tiiddell, Esq. of Swinburne Castle (by Mary Margaret his wife,
dau. of William Widdrinston, Esq, of Cheeseburne Grange), s.
to the estate of his maternal uncle, Ealph Wlddrington, Esq.
He m. 1769, Mary, dau. of George Thornburgh, Esq. of Ley-
burne, co. York, and Selside, Westmorland, and had two sons,
Ralph; and Francis, d.unm. 1813. The former,
Ralph Riddell, Esq. of Cheeseburne Grange, in. 9 May,
1803, Isabella, dau. of William Salvia, Esq. of Croxdale Hall,
00. Durham, and relict of Edward Horsley Widdrinston Rid-
dell, Esq. of Felton Park, Northumberland, and had (besides
two sons, Ralph and William, both of whom died before him,
unm., the former 1826, the latter 1828) three other sons and a
dau.,
Edward, late of Cheeseburne Grange.
Frederic, late of Thornburgh, d.. 30 March, 1866.
Francis Henbt, now of Cheeseburne Grange, Northumber-
land, and Thornburgh, co. York.
Isabella Mary.
Mr. Riddell d. 24 Sept. 1831 ; his widow d. 1 March, 1853, and
was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Edward Riddell, Esq. of Cheeseburne Grange. J. P., High
Sheriff 1842, b. 1807; m. 16 June, 1866, Adela Mary, 2nd dan.
of Simon Scrope, Esq. of Danby Hall, co. Y'ork. Mr. Riddell
d. s. 2'>- 29 Sept. 1871, and was s. by his brother.
Arms — Arg., a fess between three rye-sheaves az.
Seats — Cheeseburne Grange, Stamfordham, near Newcastle-
on-Tyne, Northumberland; and Thornburgh, Leyburne, co.
York.
EIDDEIili OF CAMIESTON.
EiDDELL, William Carre, Esq. of Camieston,
CO. Eoxburgh, b. 8 March, 1817, Capt. 103rd Eoyal
Eombay Fusiliers.
iLfnCitgC. — Thomas riddell, Esq. of Camieston, co. Rox-
burgh, 2nd son of Sir Walter Riddell, 4th bart. of Riddell, hi.
Margaret, dau. of Rev. William Hunter, and had a son,
William Riddell, Esq. of Camieston, m. 1776, Elizabeth,
only dau. of John Carre, Esq. of Cavers Carre, and d. 18:J9,
having had by her (who d. 1828), with other issue, a son and
successor,
Thomas Riddell, younger of Camieston, to. 31 Jan. 1805,
Jane, dau. of Walter Ferrier, Esq. of Somerford, co. .Stirling,
and by her (who d. 1 1 Jan. 1833) had issue,
I. William, late of Camieston.
II. Walter, 6. 1807 (who assumed the surname and arms of
Carre of Cacers Carre); in. 1st, 1830, Elizabeth Riddell,
dau. of Lieut. -Col. MacLaehlan, and has is.sue one son,
1 Thomas Alexander (see Riddell-Carre nf Cavers-CaiTc),
b. 1831; m. Elizabeth, dau. of A. T. Fellowes, Esij., and
ha:j issue, one son and two daus.
Mr. Walter Riddell m. 2ndly, Mary Falconer, dau. of W.
Currie, Esq. of Linthill; he d. 1 Dec. 1874. She d. 12 Nov.
1878.
III. John Carre, b. 1809; m. 1846, Marianne Sibella, dau. of
Chief Justice Stephens, and has issue,
1 Thomas William, b. 1852.
2 John Carre, b. 1857 ; d. 1858.
3 Walter John Carre, b. 1859.
1 Jane Georgiana Vereker, in. 1868, Cnpt. Stanley, E.N.
2 Margaret Elizabeth. 3 Anne Carre.
IV. Thomas, b. 1810; m. 1848, Ann Ellen, dau. of Capt. W.
Beckett, and d. 1854, leaving one son,
William Henry, Lieut. 16th rcgt., b. 1852.
T. Robert, Indian navy, b. 1813; -'. 18.38.
I. Lillias Wallace, m. 1840, Ross Watt, Esq., and has issue,
1 James Ross, b. 1846. 2 Thomas Riddell, b. 1349.
1 Jane Lillias, m. H. M. Thompson, Esq., and has issue.
2 Janet Campbell. 3 Eliza Georgina.
4 Georgina Anne, d. 1860.
II. Elizabeth Carre, d. 1844.
in. Georgina Vereker, m. 1841, Malcolm M'Neil Rind, Bengal
Medical Service, and has issue,
1 Malcolm, Capt. 107th regt., 6. 1842; m. and has one son.
2 Thomas Alexander G. Abercrombie, Capt. Bengal Staff
Corps, b. 1847.
3 Louis Archibald, in the Forest Department India, b. 1848
1 Mary Jane, m. J. H. Porter, Esq., Surgeon 97th regt.,
and has issue.
2 Georgina Vereker. 3 Amy Elizabeth, d. 1850.
4 Margaret Ferrier.
IV. .Jane Ann, in. 1843, Elijah Impey, Bombay Medical
Service; d. 1859, leaving issue,
1 Elijah Hamilton, b. 1847 ; d. 1849.
2 William Henry Lockington, b. 1856, Bengal CivU Service
1 Marion Edith Sidonia, m. and has issue.
2 Jane Lillias Emily, ra. and has issue.
3 Constance Alice, m. and has issue.
Thomas Riddell, younger, of Camieston, d. v.2'>- IS April, 1824,
and was s. by his eldest son,
William Riddell, Esq. of Camieston, Major-Gen. Bengal
Army. C.B., J. P., Commissioner of Supply, 6. 12 Dec. 1805;
m. 9 April, 1837, Margaret, dau. of the late Capt. John Wilkie,
Bengal army, and had issue,
I. Thomas Carre, b. 5 Feb. 1844; d. 14 Dec. 1846.
II. Walter Ferrier, b. 10 Aug. 1845, Ensign 2nd batt. 16th
regt. ; d. at Demerara, 3 Nov. 18G6.
in. William Carre, now of Camieston.
IV. John Wilkie, b. 1 March, 1861; d. an infant.
I. Jane Lillias, d. 10 Jan. 1840.
II Margaret Sophia, in. Rev. J. R. Chrystal, B.D., and has
issue. lu. Helen Elizabeth. jj
IV. Georgina Catherine. v. Frances Annie. ^
Major-Gen. Riddell d. 22 June, 1875, and was s. by his eldest
surviving son.
Arms — Arg., a chevron gu. between three ears of rye slipped
and bladed vert. Crest — A demi-greyhouad ppr. Motto — J
hope to share.
iieaL — The Anchorage, Blelrose, N.B.
kiddell-cahre.
See Carre.
RTDGWAY OF FAIRLAWKT.
EiDGWAY, Joseph, Esq. of Fairluwn, Kent, and
Wiillsuches, CO. Lancaster, J. P., 6. 1820 ; vi. 1st,
IG May, 1843, SelLna Harriet, dau. of Major-Gren.
Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, Bart., and by her (who
is deceased) has a dau.,
Cicely Marguerite Wilhelmina.
He m. 2nd]y, 13 July, 186.5, Hon. Georgiana Cle-
mentina Colville, sister of Charles John, 11th Lord
Colville ; she d. 1871. Mr. Eidgway, of Fairlawn,
is son and heir of Thomas Eidgway, Esq. of
Wallsuches, by Anne his wife, dau. of Henry
Stanley Gill, Esq.
Seats — Fairlawn, Sevenoaks ; and Wallsuches, Bolton.
♦
RIDLEY OF PAKKEND.
EiDLET, Thomas, Esq. of Parkeud, Northum-
berland, J.P., b. 12 Feb. 1817.
ILiucatlC. — The estate at Parkend was, until 1560, in the
possession of the Ridleys of Ticket, from whom it passed to
the Earls of Si'ffoi/:, who held it until the beginning of 1600,
when it again became the property of a descendant of tho
Eia
THE LANDED GENTRY.
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BiDLETS of Tklcet, viz., Thomas Ridley. Accordins: to the
family statement, Nicholas Ridlev, of Willimoteswick, the
ancestor of the Tii;ket Ritlleys, was son of Thomas Ridley, of
Ridley, 1440, by Audrey his wife, sister of Sir S. Muserave, of
Blusgrave, and the lineal descendant of Bryan Ridley, in
whose possession Ridley in Cheshire was 1160. Sib Bryan
Ridley, of Ridley, who was Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, was
9th in a direct line from the original Bryan of Ridley, and
from Sir Bryan's brother, Sir Thomas, the 6th in descent was
Nicholas, who settled at Willimoteswick. At that place, the
f;iinily held large estates until 1650, when they were deprived
of them for their adherence to the cause of Charles I.
Thomas Ridley, Esq. of Parkend, son of William Ridley,
younger brother of MnsGRAVE Ridley, Esq.of WiUimoteswick,
whose property was forfeited to the Commonwealth 1652, left a
son, Thomas Ridley, in. 1680, Dorothy, dau. of George Ridley,
Ksg. of Gate House, and left, with two daus., Mary and Cathe-
rine, one son,
John Ridley, Esq. of Parkend, m. 1st, 1731, Susanna, dau.
of Nicholas ilaughan, Esq. of Whinetly, and by her had a son,
Thomas, his heir. He w. 2ndly, JIary, dau. of — Ripon, of
■Whasneyburn, co. Durham, by whom he had John, George,
Catherine, Mary, and Ehzabeth. The son and successor,
Thomas Ridley Esq. of Parkend, m. 1774, Mary, only child
of T. Brown, Esq. of Corbridge, and dying 1816, left, with
four daus., Mary, Susan, Dorothy, and Catherine, a son and
successor,
John Ridley, Esq. of Parkend, h. 17 May, 1780; m. 19 Sept.
1811, Bridget, youngest dau. of Richard Atkinson, Esq. of
Temple Sowerby, Westmorland, and had issue,
Thomas, now of Parkend.
John Matthew, of Walwick Hall, Northumberland, J. P.,
M.A., Barristcr-at-Law, h. 2 May, IsJO; m. 4 June, 1844,
Anna Maria, youngest dau. of Henry Hilton, Esq. of Sole
Street House, Kent, and has issue, 1 John Hilton, B.A.,
Jesus Coll. Cambridge, b. June, la48; 2 Musgrave Hilton,
h. Feb. 1850; and 1 Anna Maria.
Matthew Atkinson, b. 4 May, 1826.
Mary.
Eliza, ra. 17 Sept. 1838, the Rev. Henry Carr, son of the late
John Carr, Esq. of Dunstan Hill, co. Durham.
Jane Mary, in. 10 March, 1841, William, 4th son of the late
Matthew Bell, Esq. of Woolsington, co. Northumberland.
Susan Catherine.
lie d. Aug. 1865, and was s. by his son, Thomas, now of
Parkend.
Arms — Gu., on a chevron between three falcons arg., as
many pellets. Crest — A bull passant, the tail extended over
the back gu. Motto — Constans fidei.
Seat — Parkend, Wark-on-Tyne.
Fletcher Rigge, Esq., Earrister-at-Law, J.P. and D.L., b.
5 Jan. 1743; m. 1782, Susanna, dau. of Joseph Saunders,
Esq. of Ealing, Middlesex, and 0.. 1829, having had issue,
Gray, his heir; and Mary, m. Francis Bedingfeld, Esq. of
Ditchingham, Norfolk; slie d. .s. p. 6 April, 1851. The son,
Gray Rigge, Esq. of Wood Broughton, J.P. and D.L. 6.
12 Feb. 1783: m. 8 Nov. 1S03, Sarah, eldest dau. of Edward
Moore, Esq. of Stockwell, and by her (who d. 9 June, 1853)
had issue,
Henry Fletcher, now of Wood Broughton.
Charles Gray, Capt. R.N., b. 16 Dec. 1810; i,i. 5 July, 1855,
Ellen, 2nd dau. of the late James Stockdale, Esq. of Cark,
parish of Cartmel, North Lancashire.
Stephen, deceased. William, deceased.
Edward, 6. 25 June, 1814; late Capt. Cartmel Volunteers;
-III. 1863, Maria Louisa, widow of John Simpson, Esq. ; she
d. s. /J. 24 Sept. 1871; and he ni. 2ndly, 1876, Miss EUen
Cooper.
Caroline, m. 1849, Theophilus Maurice Stephen Johnson,
Esq. of Spalding. ; she ((. .s. p. 16 July, 1871.
Louisa, /)i. 1851, Frederick Cartwright Dickson, Esq., and
had issue ; she d. 25 May, 1864.
Mr. Rigge d. 24 July, 1857.
Arms — Gu., two bars gemelles between three escallops arg.
Cri:st — A sheldrake ppr., in its beak an escallop arg. Motto —
Fcstina lente.
Seal — Wood Broughton, Cartmel, North Lancashire,
RIGGE OF WOOD-BROUGHTON.
ElGGE, Henet Fletcher, Esq. of Wood Brough-
ton, CO. Lancaster, formerly Capt. 2nd Eojal Lan-
cashire Militia, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1870,
*. 12 Nov. 1809; m. 30 April, 1849, Eosetta
Margaret, only dau. of the late James fllachell, Esq.
of Newby Bridge, Windermere, and has issue,
I. Gray, 6. 10 Jan. 1857, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, and a
Lieut, in 1st Royal Lancashire Militia; he assumed the
surname of Gkayrigge.
1. Rosetta Mary, d. 12 Sept. 1858. ll. Rosetta Ellen.
ILtUCtlJC. — This family, previously to the marriage with
the heiress of Wood Broughton, had been settled, time out of
mind, in the parish of Hawkshead.
Roger Rigge, Esq., b. 1776 (3rd son* of Clement Rigge, Esq.
of Hawkshead, by Catherine his wife, dau. and co-heir of
Eoger Moore, Esq. of Middleton, by Catharine his wife, dau.
and eventual co-heir — at the death of her nephew, Christopher
—of Robert Rawlinson, of Greenhead, and of Cark Hall, co.
Lancaster), ni. 1736, Mary, elder dau. and co-heiress of John
Fletcher, Esq. of Wood Broughton, by Miry his wife, eldest
dau. of William Knipe, Esq. of Broughton Hall, co. Lancaster,
and had issue,
Fletcher, his heir.
Anne. m. John Heys, M.D.
Jane, m. Edward Moore, Esq. of Stockwell,
Mr. Rigge, d. 1746, and was s. by his son.
* The two elder .sons of Clement Rigge, viz., John and Wil-
Eam, both married, but left no surviving issue. Each had a
dau. and both daus. died young and unmarried. The male and
direct representation consequently descends through Roger
Kgge, a.s do the estates of Cark Hall, &c., to the present Henry
I'letchcr Rigge, Esq.
EIVIS OF NEWSTEAD HOUSE.
EiTis, Thomas William, Esq. of Xewstead
House, CO. York, J.P. and D.L. for East Eiding,
b. 8 Feb. 1813 ; m. 26 July, 1S12, Mary, dau. of
Wilham Preston, Esq. of Burythorpe, and had issue,
I. John Williams, late 13th Hussars, b. 1843 ; d. 1869,
leaving issue.
II. Thomas Edward, 6. 1846, late of 13th Hussars, m. 1877,
Gertrude, dau. of Charles Lockhart, Esq.
III. Charles Francis, d. 1865.
31 r. Eivis is eldest son of Matthew Eivis, by Mary
his wife, dau. of John Hall, of Wykeham, and s.
his uncle, John Eivis, Esq., late an Alderman of
Hull, 1841.
Seat — Newstead House, Malton.
ROBARTS OF LILLINGSTONE DAYRELL.
EoBAETS, ABEAHAii JoHjf, Esq. of Lillingstone
Dayrell, Bucks, J.P., High SherLff 1869, 6. 15 Dec.
1S38 ; m. 17 Aug. 1869, Edith, youngest dau. of
the Hon. Percy Barrington, and has issue,
John, 6. 10 June, 1872. Gerald, b. 15 April, 1878.
3Iary Edith, 6. 17 June, 1870. Elsie, b. 25 May, 1874.
Mr. Eobarts is son of Abraham George Eobarts, Esq.
of London, Banker (who d. Sept. 1860), by Elizabeth
Sarah his wife, dau. of John Henry Smyth, Esq.,
and Lady Elizabeth Smyth, of Heath Hall, Wake-
field, CO. York, and grandson of Abraham Wildey
Eobarts, Esq., M.P. (who d. April, 1858), by Char-
lotte Ann his wife, dau. of Edmund Wilkinson, Esq.
of Potterton Lodge, Tadcaster, co. York.
/Irm.s— Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, sa., three crossbows arg.;
2nd and 3rd, sa., a chevron erm. between three martlets arg.
Crest — A stag lodged reguardant ppr. Motto — ^Nec temere nee
timide.
Stat — Lillingstone Dayrell, Bucks.
ROBERTS OF ARDMORE.
Egberts, Eichaed, Esq. of Ardmore, co. Cork,
J.P., b. 1828 ; m. 1856, Henrietta Sarah Dorman,
eldest dau. of Eobert Hedges Eyre White, Esq. of
Glengariffe Castle, co. Cork (by 'Charlotte Mary his
wife, dau. and heiress of Thomas Dorman, Esq. of
Eaffeen House, co. Cork), great-niece of the 1st
Earl of Bantry, and has issue,
I. John, b. 1860. ii. Richard Hedges Eyre.
III. Byam Martin. iv. Norcott D'Esterre.
I. Charlotte Frances. II. Anna'Maude.
III. Henrietta Sarah Vereker, d. an infant.
IV. Henrietta Sarah Vereker.
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KOB
TEE LANDED GENTRY.
EOB
3LtnC(tg;C. —Roberts of Ardraore claims descent from
EoBARTF.s ot Cornwall.
EoEERTs, of Ardmore, co. Cork, first emigrated to America,
and tlien settled in Ireland. He ,a. and had issue,
Joii.v, hi.s heir.
Jane, d. unm.
Sarah, m. Henry Cheney, M.D., of America.
Mary, m. — Uentley, Esq., and had Huberts and Mary, who
both d. uiim.
The son,
JouN EoBEBTS, Esq. of Ardmore, in. Sarah, 2nd dau. of John
Lake, of Pa-ssatje, co. Cork, and by her (who d. 8 April, 1810,
aged 78) had issue,
John, d. unm. Eiohard, his heir.
Mary, m. 1782, William Atkins, Esq. of Fountainvillc, co.
Cork, and had issue.
Mr. Eoberts d. 1795, and was s. by his son.
EicHABD Eoberts, Esq. of Ardmore, J. P., b. 1751; m. Ist,
Bridget, dau. and co-heiress of William Norris, Esq. of Old
Court, CO. Cork, and by her (who d. 1794-5; had no issue. He
m. 2ndly, Mary Anne Neville, dau. of Norcott D'Esterre, Esq.
of Killura, co. Clare, by his wife, a dau. of Harding I'arker,
Esq. of Hillbrook, and had issue by her,
I. John, his heir.
II. Norcott D'Esterre, of FitzWilliam Place, Dublin, in. 1841,
Cherry, 2nd dau. of Col. Kobort Torrens, M.P. for Bolton,
by Charity his wife, dau. of Richard Chute, Esq. of Eux-
torough, CO. Kerry, and had issue,
1 Norcott D'Esterre, 81st regt.
2 Richard Torrens, d. unm. April, 18G8.
1 Cherrubina Herbert D'Esterre, m. 6 Feb. 18G9, Francis
B. Chute, Esq., of Chute Hall, co. Kerry.
2 Jane, m. 4 .Jan. 1866, Pearson Hill, Esq., only son of
Sir Rowland Hill, K.C.B. 3 Mary'Anne.
Mr. N. D. Eoberts d. 1805, and his widow w. 2naiy, 18G6,
Gen. E. J. Stotherd, E.E.
jii. Eichard, Lieut. E.N. , who commanded '"The President,"
in which he was lost, 1841. He ra. Jane, dau. of William
Johnson, Esq. of co. Cork, and had is.sue one child, Eichard,
Capt. Kerry Militia, m.Ti Feb. 1»G7, Lucia Parker, 2ud dau.
of the late Eev. W. Cotter Williamson.
IV. William D'Esterre, m. 184G, Christina M'Call, dau. of
M'Call Browne, Esq. of Langtine, co. Ayr, and has issue,
1 William D'Esterre. 2 Norcott D'Esterre.
3 Eichard.
1 Christina M'Call.
2 Minnie D'Esterre, jii. Norman M'Leod, Esq.
3 Jane. 4 .Sarah Green.
5 Anne Amelia Shcrson. 6 Wilhelmina.
T. Abraham, d. unut.
I. Anne Eliza, m. 1816, William Fitzwilliam Wentworth,
Esq., Lieut. R.N.
II. Sarah, '«z. Sydenham Green, Esq. of Bristol, and d. 18G9.
III. Marianne, m. William Maitland, Esq. (son of John Mair-
land, Esq. of Eccles, co. Dumfries, M.P. and High Sheriff
for the CO.), brother of Lady Eoberts, of Britfieldstown.
Mr. Eoberts was s. by his son,
John Eoberts, Esq. of Ardmore, h. 1801 ; ni. Anne, dau. of
William Johnson, Esq., and sister of Noble Johnson, Esq. of
Eockcnham, co. Cork, and dying 1850, left issue,
EirnARD, now of Ardmore.
William D'Esterre, „t. 21 Dec. 18G6, Emily G. Villicrs, dau.
of the Eev. Arthur Leman.
Norcott D'Esterre, E.N". John.
Sarah.
Mary Anne D'Esterre, m. E. Hedges Eyre White, Esq., jun.,
of Glengariffe Castle, co. Cork. Eliza, </. unm.
Arms — Az., three estoiles or, a chief wavy of the second.
Cixat — A lion rampant or, holding in t'ne dexter paw a sword,
the blade wavy arg., hilt and pommel gold. Motto — Patria
cara, carior libertas.
6'eat— Ardmore, Passage, co. Cork.
EOBERTS OF COEDDU.
EoBKETS, Arthur Troughton, Esq. of Coeddu,
CO. Flint, and Glan-y-menai, co. Anglesey, D.L.,
I. 28 Nov. 1815 ; m. io April, 18 1-9, Grace Rebecca,
dau. of William Phillips, Esq. of Witston Court, co.
Moninoutb, and has issue,
I. Arthcr Phillips, h. 4 July, 1851, Barrister-at-Law, late
Capt. Eoyal l-'lintshire Militia.
II. Hugh William"!, b. 1856.
III. Llewelyn Ilodie Hughes, h. 1858.
IV. John Troughtun, b. 1865. v. William Howell, &. 1868.
I. Grace Elizabctli Alice. ii. Anne J\Iaude.
in. Ethel I' ranees. iv. Margaret Mary.
ILflTCiltJC. — Hncn Roberts, Esq., son of Hu-th Eoberts,
Esq., by his wife, Alice Beaver, m. 7 Nov. 1814, Ann, dau. of
John Hughes, Esq. of Chester; and d. 12 Sept. 1857, having
had by her (who d. 1847) issue,
Arthur Trodghton, now of Coefldil, (fee.
Hugh Beaver, of Plus Llandogct, co. Denbigh, J.P. and D.L. ;
'm. 1848, Harriet, dau. of James Wyatt, Esq., and has, with
a son, Hugh Stuart, b. 1851, two sons and two daus.
Llewelyn Lloyd, d.. uiini. 1864.
Emily, m. William Milne, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
Frances Susannah, m. Richard Reynolds Eathbonc, Esq.
Mariana, m. the Rev. H. T. Harris.
Arms — Gu., three lions rampant arg. Crest — Alien rampant
or. ilotin — Diim spiro spero.
,Sm(4— Coeddu, Mold, co. Mint; Glan-y-Menai, co. Anglesey.
ROBERTS OF DORMSTOWN CASTLE.
Egberts, Thomas Lewis, Esq. of Dormstown
Castle, CO. Meath, J.P., b. 1808 ; m. 1836, Matilda,
dau. of Eobcrt Hewetson Richards, Esq., Assistant
Barrister, co. Wexford {see Richards of Grancje),
and has issue,
I. John Richards, m. 2 July, 1864, Matilda Barbara Elizn,
eldest dau. of Capt. Eichard Everard, of Eandalstowu
House, CO. Meath, and has issue, I Thomas Herbert, 'i
William Everard ; 1 Grace; 2 Maude; 3 Alice; 4 Amy.
II. AVilliam, 7th Fusiliers.
III. Thomas Herbert, m. 1871, Sarah, dau. of T. M. Daly,
Esq., Member in the Dominion Parliament of Canada for
CO. Perth, and has issue, 1 Thomas Lewis; 'i William;
1 Helen Maude.
I. Anna.
iLtnCagr. — Henrt Roberts, of Hafodyworn, in Clynnog'
i;i. 1728, Mary, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of John Parry, Esq.,
son of Robert Parry, of Penrallt, in Clynnog, who m. Margaret,
2nd dau. and co-heir of Thomas Williams, of Glangwna, who
was descended from Owen Gwynedd, Prince of North Wales,
who rf. A.D. 11C9. Henry Eoberts, by Mary Puny his wife,
had a son.
The Ven. John Roberts, Rector of Llanbedrog, co. Car-
narvon, Archdeacon of Merioneth, who m. 1761, Katherine,
dau. and heiress of John Jones, Esq. of Tanrallt and Hcndrc,
and had issue,
Thomas (Rev.), Rector Llarmore, m. Anna Diana, dau. of the
Rev. E. Owen. Henry, a Col. in the army.
William (Rev.), Eector of Llanbulan, m. Margaret, dau. ot
Capt. Goddard, of Holyhead and Faluisuth.
John, of whom presently.
Eichard Wortbington, Surgeon-Gen. R.A., Woolwich, m.
Sophia Mary, dau. of Sir George Bolton.
Jane. Ann. Ellcu. Margaret.
Mary, m. Rev. P. Williams.
Catherine, m. Eev. C. Chester. ,
The 4th son,
The Rev. John Eoterts, Eector of Eathcore, m. Anna
Maria, dau. of David Thompson, Esq. of Oatlands, co. Meath,
and had issue,
Thomas Lewis, now of Dormstown Castle.
John. David, rii. Miss Nightingale.
Anna, rn. Dugall Campbell, Esq.
Arms — Vert, on a chevron between three eagles displayed
with two heads or, an estoile sa. CrtsI — An eagle's head
couped or, charged with nn estoile sa. Motto — Eu ncr a volant.
Heat — Dormstown Castle, near Navan.
♦
CROMPTON ROBERTS.
See CROiirxoN.
ROBERTSON OF STRUAN.
Robertson, Alexander Gilbert, Esq. of StruaTi,1
CO. Perth, m. Miss Charlotte Hoffman, and has had
issue,
I. Alasdair, 6. 6 Nov. 1863. li. Duncan, b. 1SG7 ; d. 18C9.
I. Jean.
iLtltCajJC— The Eobertsons of Slruan are unquestiona'bly
one of the oldest and most eminent families in Scotland. It
has always been the constant and unvarying tradition of the
highlanders of Scotland, that they descend Iroin the M'Doualds,
Lords of the Isles.
Malcolm de Insclis (that is of the M'Donald family), m.
LoRA, designed " Comitissa de Atholia" in the Chronicle of
Melrose, and by her (who d. 1'269; bad two sous. The elder,
EOB
THE LANDED GEXTRr.
EOB
1359
JonK, Eftrl of Atholl, left no issue by his marriage with
Isabel, sister to King Kouekt Behce, and was s. by his brother
and male heir,
Andkew, denominated " De Atholia " in public and private
documents. He m. the co-hciress of Ewen de Glenerochie and
Finnoch in Scrathern, who was son of Conan, and was s. by
his son,
DojJCAN DE AxnoLiA, Earl of Atholl. From this ancestor of
the Robertsons they are known among the hi;;hlanders of
Scotland as " Clandonachy," or descendants of Duncan. He
m. 1st, a dau. of Malcolm, Earl of Lennox, and had a son,
Robert de Atholia, ancestor of the Struan family. Duncan,
by his 2nd wife (presumed to have been a dau. of Angus Moer,
Lord of the Isles), had a son, Patrick de Atholia, who
received from his father the barony of Lude, ancestor of the
great Scottish family of Robertson nf Lude, represented by
Lieut.-Col. James Alexander Robertson, of the 82nd regt.,
son and heir of Lieut. -Gen. William Robertson, of Lude, by
Margaret his wife, eldest dau. of George Haldane, Esq. of
Gleneagles, co. Perth. A younger branch of the Lude family
were ihe Robertsons of TaUUbelton, co. Perth.
Robert de Atholia (the eldest son of Duncan de Atholia)
had, by his 1st wife, dau. and co-heir of Sir John Stirling, of
Glenesk, a dau., Jean, ?u. Alexander Menzies, of Fothergill.
By his 2nd wife he had a son,
Duncan, mentioned in the Rotuli Scotise under the name of
Duncanus de Atholia, dominus de Ranagh. He was s. by his
son,
Robert, one of the most noted chiefs of his day. He
arrested the murderers of James I., and for this good service
received a Crown Charter, erecting his whole lands into a free
barony, dated 1451, and also an honourable augmentation to
his arms. He m. the Lady Margaret Stewart, by whom he had
three sons,
Alexander, his heir.
Robert, of DalcabOn, ancestor of Sir Alexander Robertson,
who assumed the surname of Coltear, and was created a
Baronet, 1677. His son and successor. Sir David Coltear,
Bart., a military officer of reputation, was elevated to the
Scottish Peerage as Earl of Portmore, a dignity which
remained with his descendants until the death, s. p., of the
late Earl of Portmore. Patrick.
He d. temp. James II., and was s. by his son,
Alexander Robertson, or son of Robert, which, from this
date, became the designation of the family. He m. 1st, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Patrick, Lord Glammis, by whom he had,
J'cNCAN, who d. V. p.
Robert, ai. Isabel), dau. of John, Earl of Atholl, and d. v. p.,
leaving a son,
William, successor to his grandfather.
Andrew, ancestor of the Eoberxsons of Ladiilcirlc, Edra-
d//net, iCc.
James, ancestor of the Robertsons of Kindrochit, Achlichs,
&c.
Mary, m. Andrew Moray, of Ogilvie and Abcrcairney.
He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of John, Earl of Atholl, by whom
be had,
Alexander, ancestor of the Robertsons of Faxl-nJhf.
Margaret, m. George, 7th Earl of Errol, and had issue.
He d. about 1506 or 1.507, and was s. by his grandson,
William Robertson, of Struan, who was killed in a feud
with the Earl of Atholl. He was s. by his son,
Robert Robertson, of Struan, who, by his wife, Marion,
dau. and heiress of John M'lan, of Anlnamurchan, had two
eons. William, of Struan. d. .?. p. ; and Donald. The 2nd son,
Donald Robertson, of Strouan, ra. Janet, dau. of Kiel
Stewart, of Foss, and had one son,
Robert Robertson, of Strouan, who got a Charter of the
lands of Eannach, Kinloch, &c., dated 14 Jan. 1600. He rii.
Agnes, dau. of Macdonald, of Keppoch, and had, with a dau.,
Mary, m. M'Intosh, of Strone, four sons,
I. Alexander, his heir.
II. Donald, called the Tutor of Strouan.
III. Duncan, Mor, of Drumachine, -//;. Dorothy, dau. of Xeil
Stewart, of Foss, and had four sons,
1 John, his heir, of Drumachine, in. 1077, Cecilia, eldest
dau. of Robert Stewart, of Fincastle, and was s. by his
son,
Alexander Robertson, of Drumachine, in. 1703, Mar-
garet, eldest dau. of Patrick Robertson, of Fascalzie,
and had two sons and a dau.,
DoNCAN, of whom hereafter, as inheritor of Struan.
Alexander, Lieut.-Col. in the service of the States
General.
Emilia, m. Capt. Donald Robertson.
2 Donald, whose son. Robert Bane, was father (with a
dau., Margaret, m. John Robertson, Esq.) of two sons.
Donald, Capt. in the French service, in. Emilia, dau. of
Alexander Robertson, ol Drumachine.
DixcAN, who was father of .\lexasuer Robertson, who
«. to Struau, and of whom hereatter.
3 Duncan. 4 Patricli.
IV. James.
The eldest son,
Ali:xander Robertson, of Struan, m. Margaret, dau. of
George Grseme. of Inchbrakie, and was s. by hi.s son.
Alexander Robertson, ot Strouan, who being a minor
daring the wars of Montrose, the clan was led out by his uncle,
Donald, the tutor of Struan, who took a very distinguished
part in these wars. Alexander m. 1st, Catherine, dau. of Sir
James Drummond, of Machany, and by her had a son, Robert,
wlio predeceased him; and a dau., Anne, m. Ilugli, 2nd son
of Sir James Macdonald, of Slate. He m. 2ndly, Marion, dau.
of Gen. Baillie, of Thorwoodhead, and by her had two sons,
.\lexander, his heir; and Duncan, who rf. 171s, leaving an
only dau., Margaret, who d. udin. Alexander d. 16d7, and
was s. by his son,
Alexander Robertson, of Struan, celebrated as a Poet, and
for the part he took in the insurrections of 1690, 1715, and
1745. He d. s. p. April, 1745, and the representation devolved
on his kinsman,
Duncan Robertson, of Drumachine (elder son of Ale.tander,
of Drumachine, as before), who thereupon obtained possession
of Strouan. By not having been included by name in the last
Act of Indemnity, he was dispossessed, and tlie estate annexed
to the Crown, 1752. He m. May, dau. of William, Lord Nairn,
and had, with a dau., Margaret, ra. Lawrence Oliphant, of
Gask, and a younger son, Walter Philip Colyear, who d. s. p.,
an elder son and heir.
Col. Alexander Robertson, to whom the cstnte was
restored 1784, but who d. v.nm. 1822, when the succession
devolved upon Alexander Robertson (son of Duncan, son of
Robert Bane, as before). This gentleman was infeft, by Crown
Charter, in the barony of Struan, 23 June, 1824. He m. 1st,
Mary, dau. of William Best, Esq. of Mansfield, co. York, by
whom he had two sons, George Dcncan, his heir; and
Francis, lost at sea, unm. He m. 2ndly, Jean, dau. of Gilbert
Stewart, of Fincastle, and by her had two sons, Alexander
Gilbert, now of Struan ; and Robert Joseph. He d. 20 March,
1830, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Dcncan Robertson, of Struan, Major-Gen. in the
army, C.B., K.L., 6.29 April, 1760, who y.i. 31 May, 1799, Anne,
dau. of James Outhwaite, Esq. of Richmond, co. York, and hj
her (who d. 2 Dec. 1868) had iisue,
George Duncan, his heir.
Mary Anne, vi. W. Jenkins, Esq., Merchant, of London, ana
d. 1849, leaving three daus., Anne Phoebe, „t. It<.i2, Alex-
ander Cooper, Esq.; Georgiana; aud Augusta Janet, m,
1857, James C. M'Coan, Esq.
Frances, d. unm. 1851.
Gen. Roliertson, who passed upwards of thirty years in active
service, aud who received the cross of the Imperial Austrian
Order o'' Leopold, d. 1 July, 1842, and was s. by his son,
George Duncan Robertson (styled Struan Robertson), of
Struan, J. P., Chief of the clan Donnachie, formerly Lieut. 42nd
Highlanders, 6. 26 July, 1816; m. 3 April, 1839, Mary Stuart,
dau. ot Major Archibald Menzies, of Avondale, co. Stirhng,
late of the 42nd Highlanders. He d. 3 April, 1864, and was s.
by his uncle, Alexander Gilbert Robertson, now of Struan.
Arms — Gu., three wolves' heads erased arg. anncd and
langued az. : lying under the arms, a wild man chained, for a
compartment. Crest — A dexter arm and hand erect holding a
regal crown all ppr. St>pporlirs~Vi:xteT, a. si:ri>eni; sinister,
a dove; the heads of each encuclcd wuh rays. JloUo — Vir-
tutis gloria merces.
RfSiideacts — Baile Mor, St. Andrew's ; Goldc-a Springs,
Jamaica.
ROBERTSON OF KINDEACE.
EoBERTSON, Charles, Esq. of Kindcace, Green-
yards, and Glencalvie, co. Boss, J.P. and D.L.,
b. 20 April, 1831 ; vi. 10 Dec. 1868, Helena Emma,
youngest dau. of Sir John Maryon Wilson, Bart, of
Charlton, Eeut, and has issue,
I. Charles, 6. 1870; and d. 1870. ii. Gilbert, 0. 1S73.
III. Dudley Maryon, b. 1874.
IV. Arthur William Gerard, b. 1875.
V. Spencer Duncan Charles, b. 1876.
VI. Colin John Trevelyan.
I. Helena Kindeace Perceval Charlton Cruiksl'ank, &. IS6P.
u. Amy Orkney Stracathro, 6. 1872.
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liOB
THE LANDED GEXTRY.
EOB
ILtnCStJC. — The BoBEBTSoss of Kuideace branched off
about the year 1544, from the Eobebtsoss of Iiuh:s, ■who
■were an offshoot of Stnian.
William Robertsos, younger son of John Eobertson
(ancestor of the Eobebtsons of Imhcs) by his wife, a dau. of
Fearn, of Pitcullen, obtained from his father, in patrimony,
several lands about Inverness. This gentleman having
acquired great riches by commerce, purchased extensive
estates, viz., in 1G15, the lands of Orkney, in the sliire of
Xairn; and in 1639, the lands of Kindeace, <fcc., in co. Eoss,
which last became the chief title of the family. He m. Elspeth,
Oau. of the Eev. Thomas Howison, Minister of Inverness, and
had six sons and three daus. The eldest surviving son and
successor,
Gilbert Eobebtsox, Esq. of Kindeace, in. Margaret, dau.
of Colin Mackenzie, Esq. of Kincraig, co. Eoss, and had
<with two daus., Frances, and Janet, ■who both m. and left
a numerous issue) three sons, WilUam, who d. unni. ; Colin,
liis father's heir; and George. Gilbert Eobertson was s. by
liis son.
CoLix EoBEKTSoN, Esq. of Kindeace, who m. Eebecca, dau.
of Sir Eobert Monro, Bart, of Foulis, who d. 1668, and had
issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. George, Sheriff-Depute and Commissary of Eoss, r,i.
Agnes, dau. of John Barber, Esq. of Aldowrie, co. Inver-
ness, and had two sons,
1 Andrew, Sheriff-Substitute of Eoss, m. and left George,
d. unm.-. Colin, jn. and had issue; Dixie, ra. and had
issue; Siary, (Z. wnjii. ; Anne, m. John Gladstone, Esq.
of Liverpool (afterwards Sir John Gladstone, Bart.), and
d. 1835; Elizabeth, d.unm.; and Johanna.
2 David, a Merchant in London, who d. s. p.
in. Eobert, Minister of Eddiston, in Easter Euss.
IV. James, bred to the sea.
Colin Eobertson was «. by his eldest son,
William Eobebtson, Esq. of Kindeace, a cavalry officer,
who m. 1st, Catherine, dau. of Eobert Eobertson, Esq. of
Shipland, and had, with a dau., two sons, Charles and Archi-
bald. He ra. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of Sir John Mimro, Bart, of
Foulis, but had no further issue. He was i. at bis decease by
liis elder son,
Chables Eobebtson, Esq. of Kindeace, who m. Janet, only
dau. of Hugh Eose, Esq. of Clova, co. Xairn, by Frances his
wife, only dau. of Eneas Macleod, Esq. of Cadboll, co. Eoss,
and had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. Hugh, a Planter in .Jamaica, where he died.
III. Charles, a Merchant in London.
IV. Eoderick, an officer in the army.
V. .Archibald, a Planter in Demerara, where he died.
VI. Eobert, H.E.I.C. Medical Semce, d. from the bite of a
i-nuke.
v:i. Duncan, a Merchant in Xew Orleans, who d. there.
Vii . Harry, late of the Trinity House, London, y,i. 1804,
Ji.Iia, relict of Charles Pennick, Esq. of Iregembo, J. P. for
Curnwall. and had issue, two sons and five daus.,
1 Charles, 6. 26 Aug. 1S05, in the Trinity House.
2 Jane Court, H.E.I.C. S., b. 27 Sept. 1811.
1 Janet, m. 1825, William Pit Bume, Esq.
2 Mary Isabella. 3 Julia, d. 1823.
4 Catherine Susanna. 5 Lydia.
IX. John, Capt. H.E.I.C.S., killed in storming a fort in India.
I. Catherine, m. Mr. Alexander Guthiie, of Edinburgh and
d. 1827. '
Mr. Eobertson was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
William Eobebtson, Esq. of Kindeace, J.P. and D.L.,
Major of Militia, b. 2 Feb. 1765; m. 20 Dec. 1789, Mary, eldest
dau. of Alexander Chisholm, of Chishohn, co. Inverness, and
had two sons,
Charles, his heir.
Alexander Chisholm, 6. 1794, an officer in the 24th re-t and
4-2nd Eoyal Highlanders; d. unm. 1821.
Major EoLertson d. 7 April, 1844, and was s. at his decease
by his eldest son,
Chables Eobertson, Esq. of Kindeace, J.P. and D.L.,
Major in the army, served with the 78th Eoss-shire High-
landers at the taking of Java, 6. 26 July, 1790; m. 12 Aug.
1816, Helen, 4tn dau. and co-heir of the late Patrick Cruik-
ehank, Esq. of Stracathro, co. Forfar, by Mariory his wife
dau. of the Eev. Alexander Gerard, D.D., of Kings College'
Aberdeen, and has had issue, '
William Cruikshank, b. 17 May, 1817; m. 5 Sept. I860,
Euphumiu Garden, youngest dau. of Major Donald Mackay
.0th regt. : ..nd d. 26 Aug. 1^G7. Icavin^^ two daus
Charles Henry, b. 14 June, 1821; f?. 16 Feb. 1S2-2.
Chables, now of Kindeace.
Mary Chisholm, m. 15 July, 1845, Alexander Hamilton, Esq,
of Edinburgh, and has issue.
Margaret Amy, m. 27 July, 1852, James Falconer Gillanders,
Esq. of Highfield, co. Eoss, and has issue.
He d. 17 Oct. 1868.
Ai-ms — Qtiarterly: 1st and 4th, gu., three wolves' heads
erased armed and langued az., a border engrailed arg., for
Eobebtson; 2nd and 3rd, arg., three boars' heads couped sa.,
armed and langued gu. within a border gu., for Cbuikshank;
A wild man in chains lying under the escutcheon of the arras.
Crat—A dexter arm, holding up an imperial crown iipr., also
a swan ppr. Mottoes — Virtuiis gloria merces; and Piete
faciendo neminem timeas.
<Sen£— Kindeace, Delny, co. Eoss.
i
K0BERTSON-MACDONAI.D
KINLOCHMOIDART.
OF
Eoeeetsox-Macdonald, William, Esq. of Ban-
lochmoidart, co. Invei-uess, J.P. and D.L., h. 26
Mar, 1802 ; re-assumed the name of Macdoxald
in 1876 ; m. 19 April, 1828, Sarah Adams, eldest
dau. of J. Beck, Esq. of Priors Hardwick, and has,
I. William James, late Capt. 30th regt., 6. 10 June, 1829;
i;t. 14 May, 1857, Matilda Helen, dau. of Frederic Sidney
Crawley, Esq., and d. s. p. 26 June, 1869.
n. William Davu) Alexandeb, b. 4 Aug. 1834; m. 1870,
Ada Julia, eldest dau. of Thomas Littledale, Esq. of High-
field, CO. Lancaster.
hi. William Anstruther, b. 4 Aug. 1839; d. 17 Jan. 1859.
iLinCHJC — John Eobebtson, the first of Muirton, co.
Elgin, stated to have been 2nd son of Alexander Eobertson,
Baron of Struan, by Lady Elizabeth Stewart, dau. of the Duke
of Atholl, m. Margaret, dau. of Sir James Chrichton, of Frcn-
draught, only son and heir of William, 3rd Lord Chrichton, by
Lady Margaret Stewart his wife, dau. of James II., King of
Scotland. By this lady he was father of
Gilbebt Eobertson, of Muirton, r,i. Janet, dau. of Joha
Eeid, Esq. of Ackenhead, and sister of the celebrated Bishop
Eeid, of Orkney, and was s. by his son,
David Eobebtson, of Muirton, in. a dau. of — Innes, Esq ,
and was father of
William Eobebtson, Esq. of Muirton, to. Isabel, dau. of
Andrew Petrie, Esq., and their eldest son, who left issue,
AViLLiAM Eobebtson, of Gladney, co. Fife, m. a dau. of Dr.
Mitchell, and was father of
Eev. William Eobebtson, one of the ministers of Edin-
burgh, m. Miss Pitcairn, of Dreghom, and had issue: one of
the issue, Mary, m. Eev. James Syme, and had an only child,
Eleanoba, who m. 1777, Henry Brougham, Esq. of Brougham,
and was mother of Henet, 1st Lord Bbocgham and Vaux.
Their eldest son,
Db. William Eobebtson, &. 1721, Prin. of the University of
Edinburgh, Eoyal Historiographer, ra. his cousin, Mary, dau.
of the Eev. Mr. Nesbet, and d. 1793, leaving,
David, of whom presently.
Willlam, one of the Lords of Session, as Lord Eobertson,
d. s. p. James, General in the army, d. uar,i.
Mary, ra. Patrick Brydone, Esq.. and was mother of Mary,
who TO. Gilbert, 2nd Earl of Minto, and has issue ; Eliza-
beth, TO. Sir Charles Adam, K.C.B., of Blair .Adam, and
has issue ; and Wilhelmina, to. Elliott, Dean of Bristol, and
has issue.
Eleanor, to. John Eussell, Esq., W.S., and has issue.
Dr. Eobertson's son,
LiEOT.-CoL. David Eobebtson, 6. 7 Aug. 1764, m.
2 Oct. 1799, Margaretta MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart, only
dau. of Lieut. -Col. Alexander MacDonald. of the 71st regt.,
sister and heiress of Lieut.-Col. Donald MacDonald, Governor
of Tob.igo, and assumed in consequence the name of Mac-'
Donald. By her (who d. 1844) he had issue,
William, now of Kinlochmoidart.
Alexander, Lieut. H.E.I.C.S., d. nam.
James, Capt. 9th Madras Native Infantry, d. s.p.
John, Lieut. H.E.I.C.S. d. uara.
David, Eear-Admiral E.N., ■nho was severely wounded in
New Zealand, ra. Caroline, youngest dau. of James Beck,
Esq. of Priors Hardwick, and has issue.
Susanna. Mary. Isabella, i/i. Eobert M. Steele, Esq.
jMargaret, m. the Eev. Henry Wight.
Eleanor. Elizabeth, ni. H. Mering, Esq., d. s. p.
Janet, m. the Eev. John Gibson M'Vicar, of Moffat, and has
issue.
LIcut.-Col. Eobertson d. 7 Sept. 1S55.
EOB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EOB
1361
Arms— Gn., three crescents interlaced or, bct-n-een as many
w.ilvci' heads erased arg-., armed and lanpucd az., all within
a hordure of the third, charced with eight mullets of the first.
(V ,i(— A dexter hand issuing Irom a cloud, holding up a
w lioatsheaf ppr.
ijtiai— Kinloehmoidart, Fortwilliam, co. Inverness.
ROBEHTSON OF AUCHLEEKS.
EoBERTsoN, Edgae William, Esq. of Aucli-
Iceks, CO. Perth.
iLtltraSr.— The AuclileeUs" branch of the clan Donnachie,
settled at Auchleeks for more than four hundred years,
derives in a direct line from
James Kodertson, of Calvine, 4th son of the 5th Baron of
.Stiuan, whose '2nd son,
Donald Robertson, first of AnchleeUs, was father of
Charles Robertson, of Auchleeks, who m. Beatrix, dau. of
Alexander Robertson, of Lude, d. 1615. Their son,
DcNCAN Robertson, of Auchleeks, m. Beatrice, dau. of
Walter Robertson, of Downie, Strathardle. and had a son,
Donald Robertson, of Auchleeks, v.j.Uclea, duu. of Bruce,
of Cultmalundie, and had two sons,
J. Charles, his heir.
II. John, whose eldest son, John, m. his cousin Amelia, eldest
dau. of Duncan Robertson, of Auchleeks.
Charles Robertson, of Auchleeks, )u. a dau. of Robertson,
of I'askally, and was s. by his son,
Duncan Robertson, of Auchleeks, w. 1st, Janet, dau. of
Stewart, of Killichassee, Strathlay, and had by her two daus.,
Amelia, ra. her cousin, John Robertson, of Glen-Tilt.
Helen, m. George Robertson, of Auchnagic.
Dimcan Robertson m. 2ndly, a dau. of Campbell, of Kinloch,
and had by her
Robert, of Auchleeks, whose son, Ddncan Robertson, Esq.
of Auchleeks, sold that estate 1821, to his cousin, Robert
Robertson, Esq. 9th laird.
Alexander, m. and had issue,
The eldest dau.,
Amdlla Robertson, to. 17C3, her cousin, John Robertson,
Esq., and had issue,
Robert, 9th laird of Auchleeks.
Christian, m. William McNeish Porter, Esq., and left issue,
John; Robert; Isabella, m. Alexander Morrison, Esq. of
Hilton Mye, near Kelso, and Tengelly, Cheshuut; Amelia;
Anne; and Mary.
The son and heir,
Robert Robertson, Esq. of Auchleeks, co. Perth, and
Jlcmbland Hall, Devon, J. P. and D.L., HighSheriff of Devon,
I^IG, b. 7. Feb. 1777 ; )». 12 Feb. 1816, Bridget, dau. of George
Atkinson, Esq. of Temple Sowerby, co. Westmorland, and
had issue,
Robert, late of Auchleeks.
George, 6. 22 June, 1823; d. in India, 13 April. 1?4S.
John, b. 20 Sept. 1824. William, b. JO Jan. 1835.
Frank, 6.9 Feb. 1838.
Bridget.
Amelia, m. 19 Feb. 1844, Edgar Walter Garland, Esq. of
Jlichaelstowe Hall, Essex, and of Woodcote Grove, Epsom,
Surrey.
Mary, m. 23 July, 1846, Lieut.-Col. Maxwell Hyslop, Bengal
array. Harriet.
•Louisa, m. 5 July, 1855, her cousin, Lieut. Alexander Turn-
bull, Bengal Army. Augusta.
Mr. Robertson d. 23 March, 1859, and was s. by his eldest son,
Robert Robertson, Esq. of AuL-klecks, J. P., b. 27 Dec.
1816; rn. i Oct. 1848, Emily, eldest dau. of John Cay, Esq. of
Edinburgh, and had, with other issue,
Edgar William, now ■ of Auchleeks.
Mr. Robertson was s. by his eldest surviving son.
Arms, Crest, and Motto — Same as Robertson cfSlruail.
Seal — Auchleeks House, Blair Atliol.
ROBERTSON OP TUI.LIEBELTON" AND
BALLATHIE.
ElCHAEDSON-ROBEETSON, EOBERT, Esq. of Tul-
liebelton aud Ballathie, co. Perth, C.B., Gen. in the
armv, and Col. 3rd Dragoon Guards, J.P. and D.L.,
b. 14 Nov. 1809 ; m. 1st, 20 Sej^t. 1850, Hon. Maria
Eollo, youngest dau. of John, Sth Lord EoUo (which
lady d. 17 Sept. 1857) ; and 2ndly, 29 March, 1869,
Lady Julia Louisa, dau. of John Thornton, Earl of
Lcvcn and Melville ; she d. 1870. Gcu. Eiehard-
son-Eobevt.'on is 3rd son of the late James Eichard-
son, Esq. of Pitfour Castle, co. Perth, by Elizabeth
]ii8 wife, eldest dau. and co-heir of James Stewart,
Esq. of Urrard, co. Pertli. He s., through his
mother, to Tidliebeltou, the inheritance of the
Eobertsons of that place, a scion of the ancient
House of EoBEETSON of Lude.
^ixXtKQt. — This is a branch of the very eminent family
of Robertson of Lude (sft Robertson of Struan).
Patrick de Atholia, the eldest son by his father's second
mariiage, received from his father(about )35S; the lands and
barony of Lude, which formed the two parislies of Lude and
Kilmaveonaig; Patrick is mentioned, in the year 131)2, by an
olil Scotch historian (Winton), as one of the chieltains and
leaders of the clan: he says, book ii. p. 370,
" Thre chieftanys gret wer of thee thane,
Tliomas, pATRiK,aiid Gibbone,
Duncansonys wcs ther surnowne."
Patrick left issue, a dau., ni. Donald, son of Farquhar,
ancestor of the family of Invercauld, and two sons,
I. Donald, his heir,
II. Alexander, iii. Matilda, dau. of Thomas Robertson, first
of Strowan, and acquired the estate of Strathloch. They
had a charter from James II. for it, in 1451. He was an-
cestor of the Robertsons of Strathloch, and was know n by
the name of '•Rua,"or Red, from the colour of his hair,
and his descendants were called the "Barons Itua," or
Red. The last male heir of the family left his property to
found a professorship of music in the College of Eduiburgh,
whicli has within these few years taken effect.
He was .s. by his eldest son,
Donald Robertson, of Lude. He resigned his estates into
the hands of the King, by a deed dated at Edinburgh, 7 Feb.
1447. He had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Donald, who got from his fatherthc lands of Strathgarry.
He was s. by his eldest son,
John Robertson, of Lude, who received a charter from the
Crown proceeding upon his father's resignation, ereciingthe
lands of Lude into a free barony, dated at Edinburgh, 31st
March, 1448. He i;;. JIargarct Drummond, dau. of Sir John
Drummond (ancestor of the Earls of Perth), by EU/abetU
Sinclair, dau. of the Earl of Orkney, and had issue,
I. Donald, his heir.
II. John, the ancestor of the family of Guy ; their estate was
forfeited in 1715.
He was s. by his eldest son,
Donald Robertson, of Lude, who was also seised in the
lands of Pittarach by a precept dated in 1470. He and the
then Earl of AthoU (who was uterine brother to James II.)
entered into a bond of maintenance, by which the Earl, as his
"luffit friend," binds himself that he will supply and assist
this Laird of Lude, in all his "quarrels and actions :" it is
signed and sealed at Edinburgh, 5 Dec. 1475. Ho d. in the
following year, leaving issue,
Charles Robertson, of Lude, m. Lillas, dau. of Sir John
Lament, of Lamont, chief of the name ; with this lady came
one of those very curious old harps which has been in the
possession of the family for several centuries : hence this one
was called " The Lamout harp." He had issue,
John, his heir.
Marion, Alexander Red, second son of Alexander Red, of
Strathlock, and to whom her father granted the lands of
Urrard More, in the barony of Lude.
He was s. by his son, •
John Robertson, of Lude, called M'Chavlick, or son of
Charles. He. m. Margaret Ogilvie, dau. of Sir James Ogilvie,
of Inchmartin, and had issue,
John, his heir.
Christian, m. Cardney, of Pitcastle.
He was s. by his only son,
JouN Robertson, who was indulged, when a minor, by his
mother and her brother. Sir Patrick Ogilvie, of Inchmartin, to
resign the barony into the hands of the Bishop of Glasgow, Chan-
cellor and Regent of Scotland, in Sir Patricks favour. He ra.
Beatrix GarJyn, widow of Finlay More, ancestor of the family
of Invercauld. Queen Mary, in the year lnC>3, presented this
lady with her own harp, which has been carefully preserved
as a precious heirloom of the family ever since. He hud issue,
I. Alexander, his heir.
II. John, of Monzies, m. Christian Oliphant, widow of George
Robertson, of Fascally, and had issue four sons,
III. Duncan.
I. Marjory, m. Farquharson of Invercauld.
II. Marion, had the lands of Blavon, in Strathardle.
13G2
EOB
THE LANDED GEXTRY.
EOB
He was 5. by his eldest son,
ALEXA^■DER Robertson, of Lude, who was served heir 1565.
He ra. Agnes, dau. of Alexander Gordon, of Abergeldie,
by whom he got the lands of Ballyhaldat, In that barony ; he
had likewise a charter in 159G, from John, Earl of JIar, for
Finlairge, in Cromer, also in the oo. of Aberdeen. He had
issue,
Alexander, his heir.
Donald, who had from his father the lands of Kincraigie.
John, who got the lands of Inver. He was mucli engaged
in the civil wars, under Montrose, who made him Captain
and Keeper of Blair Castle. His son Donald acquired the
estate of Ttdliebelton, and from him descends, through the
female line, the present
Gen. Eobebt Eicuabdsox-Robeetsos, C.B., of Tulliebel-
ton, CO. Perth.
Elspet, ra. Thomas Ogilvie, of Persey.
3Iargaret, m. 1st, Robert, 2nd son of George Robertson, of
Faseally, from whom she obtained a divorce. She ni. 2ndly,
Alexander Stewart, of Boigskeid ; their eldest dau., Mar-
garet, m. Donald, 2nd son of Robert Robertson, of Strowan.
Isabel, ra. Alexander Forbes, of Xew, ancestor of Forbes,
Bart, of Edinglassie, representative of the Lords of Pitsligo.
Christian, m. Archibald Campbell, of Monzie, and had
issue.
Beatrix, m. Charles Robertson, of Auchleeks.
He 0.. 1615, and was s. by his eldest son,
Alesasdeb Eobeetson, who got rid of the claims of the
Ogilvies upon the estates, by payment of a sum of money to
Campbell of Glenorchy, ancestor of the Earls of Breadal-
bane, and the brother-in-law of Inchmartin. He ?;i. Beatrix,
dau. of George Graeme, of Inchbraike, and had issue by her,
I. Alexander, his heir.
II. John, of PowUs, Tutor of Lude.
I. Margaret, m. AVUliam Menzies, son of Sir Alexander
Menzies, of that Uk.
He d. at Dulcaben, 1639, and was s. by his eldest son,
Alexander Robertson, a minor at his father's death.
Tliis laird suffered for his loyalty, having his house burned
by Ceom\vell's troops, and also a fine levied on the estate.
Hem. 1st, Jean, dau. of Sir Alexander Menzies, of that ilk,
and had issue, a dau., Margaret, m. Alexander Robertson, of
Faseally; he m. 2ndly, Marjory, dau. of John Graham, of
Ealgowan, who d. s. p. ; and 3rdly, Catherine, dau. of Sir
Jolin Campbell, of Glenorchy, and sister of John, first Earl
of Ereadalbane, and had issue,
I. John, his heir. ii. Alexander, ofCarmustie.
III. Patrick, from whom descended the Hon. 1'. Robertson,
of Jamaica.
1. Agnes, m. Murray of Kincairney.
He d. in 1673, and was«. by his e'd ^t son,
John Robertson, during his minority, he had a wairant to
command and raise the Perthshire cavalry, in AthoU. He was
obliged to give his adherence to King William, by Gen.
Mackay, on 31 Aug. 1689. He was the last of the family who
was a performer on their ancient luirp. He m. Margaret,
only duu. of Alexander Far^uharson, of Invercauld, and had
isEue,
I. John, his heir.
I. Isabella, ju. John Stewart, of Cardney, now dcsisned of
Culdares.
II. Catherine, m. Thomas Arnot, Esq.
He d. at an advance age, having been 56 years in possession,
and was s. by his eldest son,
John Robertson, who was served heir in Nov. 1730. He
rn. Hon. Charlotte Xairne, dau. of William, Lord Xaime,
brother of the first Duke of AthoU, and had issue,
I. James, so named by the particular desire of his godfather,
James, Duke of Atholl.
II. John, a Ca])t. of the 42nd Highlanders, kilied on foreign
service when a very young man.
1. Margaret, m. Robert Robertson, of Tullybelton, and had
issue, 1 John, who d. s. -p. in 1834 ; 2 Robert Henry Robert-
son, of Tullybelton; andtwodaus., I Margaret, '«(. Stewart
Menzies, of Culdares; and 2 Charlotte, d. e.p.
He was s.by his eldest son and heir,
James Robertson, served heir 175S. He m. in that year,
his cousin-german, Margaret Mercer, of Aldie, eldest dan.
of the Hon. Robert Xairne, and Jean Mercer, heiress of the
ancient family of Aldie and Meikloiir, in the cos. of Kinross
and Perth ; by her he had issue six sous,
1. William, heir and successor.
II John, a Col. in the army.
HI. James, d. in the West Indies.
IV. Robert, killed at Seringapatam.
V. Alexander, killed in India. vi. Charles, d. at 22.
He d. 1803, and was s. by his eldest son,
Gen. William Eop-ertson, who served in the North
American War, and in Holland, and was present at the capture
of St. Lucia ; he raised a regiment of Highland infantry,
1794, and a corps of volunteers, 1804; he m. 1st, Margaret.
dau. of George HaUlane, of Gleneagles, co. Perth, by whom
(who d. 1806, aged 21) he had two sons,
I. James Alexander, his heir.
II. WUUam Drummond, d. uam. 1814.
Gen. Robertson m. 2ndly, 1816, Margaret, dau. of Stewart
Menzies, Esq. of Culdares, by whom he had no issue. He d.
1820, and was i. by his eldest son,
James Alexander Robertson, E.-sq., Lieut.-Col. of the 82nd
regt., representative of Robertson of Lude, h. 1804 ; d. 1874.
Arrm — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, gu., three wolves' heads
erased arg., armed and langued az., for Robertson; ^nd
and 3rd, or, on a fess between a buU's head couped in chief
sa. and a galley in base, her oars erected in sal tire, of the
last, flags displayed gu., a saltire couped arg., for Richard-
son. C'/i-sfs — 1st, Robertson : A sleeping dog; 2nd, Richard-
son, A dexter arm in armour erect, grasping a dagger in pale,
all ppr. Mottoes — Robertson: Dinna waken sleeping dogs;
Ricuaedso.s' : Virtute acquiritur honos.
Heats — lulliebeUon, Bankloot; aud Ballathie, oo. Perth.
BOBERTSON OF WIDMERPOOL.
EoBEETSOX, G-EOEGE COKE, Esq. of Widmerpool
Hall, CO. Nottingham, J. P., formerly Major 17th
Lancers, b. 31 Jan. 1839 ; m. 1873, Harriet Annie,
dau. of Andrew Low, Esq. of Savannah, State of
Georgia, North America.
ILiUCStlC. — James Robertson, of Inverbervie, co. Kin-
cardine, b. 1668; m. 1705, Elizabeth Bumess, of Caterlinc,
and had issue. His fourth son,
George Robertson, settled in the co. Xottingham, and m.
Mary, dau. of Joseph Holland, Esq. of the Ford, co. Derby,
and had, with other issue, a son,
James Robertson, Esq. of Widmerpool, b. 1747 ; m. 1782,
Anne, only dau. of Heneage Parker, Esq. of Mansfield Wood-
house, by whom, who d. 1808, he had issue,
I. Frederick, of Widmerpool, s. his father, 6. 1783, High
Sheriff co. Xottingham lull, d. 1863.
II. James, of Widmerpool, .*. his brother, 6. 1784; d. 1870.
III. John (Rev.), 6. 1790 ; -m. 15 May, 1823, Arabella Savillc,
dau. of Francis Ferrand Foljambe, Esq. of Osberton aad
Aldwarke, co. Xottingham, and d. 1869.
IV. George, Commander H.X., b. 1793; m. 1827. Sarah
Sophia, dau. of D'Ewes Coke, Esq. oi LSroukhul Hall, to.
Derby, and d. 1867, leaving issue,
1 George Coke, now of Widmerpool.
Charles James Dtmock, b. lS13.
William Henry, b. 1848.
Ann Sophia, <«. N. E. B. Kindersley, Esq. and has issue.
Henrietta Coke. 3 Catherme Coke.
Ellen Mary, m. Rev. C. C. Wood, aud d. 1874, leaving
issue.
I. Katherine.
Mr. Robertson adopted the surname of Robinson instead of
his patronymic Robertson, which latter surname has been
resumed by his grandson. He d. 1817.
Scats — Widmerpool Hall, Xottingham; and Eroxholmc,
Lincoln. j
^
STEWART-ROBERTSON
EDRADYNATE.
OF
Stewart-Eobeetsox.James, Esq.of Edradjnnte*
CO. Perth, J.P. and D.L., Member of the Eojal Com-
pany of Ai-chers, the Queen's Body Guard for
Scotland, b. 15 May, 1823 ; m. 27 April, 1852, Mary
Jane, dau. of Robert Cuninghame, Esq. of Palla*
norris, &c.. Isle of Man, formerly of Baudalloch, and
Drumquhassel, co. Stirling, by whom (who was
b. 6 Jan. 1832, and d. 20 April, 1866) he had, with
several daus., a son and heir,
James, J.P. co. Perth, b. 14 Xov. ISoG.
itiucagc. — (Recorded fully in the Court of the Lord Lyon
King of Arms, Scotland.) The ancestors of this branch of the
Stewarts have been landowners in the district of Athule, to.
Perth, from the 15th century.
James Stewart, stated to have been one of the four ilJegiti-
mate sons of Alexander Stewart, Eurl of liu^-hsu, "Xhc W'oll
rxOB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
TvOB
13G3
of Badcnoeh," 4th son of Robert II., Kinj; of Scotlancl, Yd.
Janet, dau. and lieiress of Alexander Menzies, of Fotheisill,
and grand-dau. of Thomas Menzies (youngest son of Alexander
Menzies, of Darisdeer) who acquired those lands by charter
from Robert I., King of Scotland. The son of this marriage,
John Stewart, of Fothergill, had a Crown charter of his
lands, 30 Oct. 1455, and acquired the lands of Edradynate
from John, 1st Earl of Athole, by charter dated 24 July, 1465.
He d. 10 Dec. 1475, and was buried in Dunkeld Cathedral.
By his wife Marion he left,
I. Kiel, of Fothergill, Garth, &c., m. Elizabeth Stewart (who
appears in charter of Great Seal by King James IV., 22
Aug. 1495), and died at Garth Castle, 3 Jan. 1499, leaving
one son,
Kiel Stewart, of Fothergill and Garth, m. Christian
Stewart, dau. of John, 1st Earl of Athole, and d. 1554.
They had one son, John, who d. childless, 1577.
II. Alexander of Bonskeid, &c., who received a charter of the
lands of Bonskeid on 31 Dec. 1474, from his father John. d.
in 1501, leaving one son,
EoBERT Stewart, of whom hereafter.
His grandson,
Robert Stewart, of Bonskied, Ac, who s. by precept as
heir to his father, 19 May, 1501. He assisted his cousin,
Niel, 2nd of Garth, in the burning of Weem Castle in 1602, and
d. in 1546, leaving,
James Stewart, of Bonskeid, who s. as heir to his father by-
precept of 7 July, 1546, m. Janet, dau. of James Stewart, of
Fincastle, and d. 16 Oct. 15C5. He had one son,
John Stewart, of Bonskeid, &o., m. Margaret, only child
and heiress of Alexander Stewart, of Carse, 2nd son of Thomas
Stewart, 8th L:iird of Grandtully. John received a charter of
the lands of Bonskeid from his father on 12 June, 15C3, and
dying 1606, was s. by his son,
Alexander Stewart, 5th of Bonskeid, &c., received sasine
on precept from Patrick, Master of Gray, as heir to his father,
on 1 June, 1607. He m. Margaret Robertson, of Faskally, and
left two sons,
I. John, 6th Laird of Bonskeid, whose male line is now ex-
tinct.
n. James, of Wester Clunie.
His 2nd son,
James Stewart, received a charter from his father of the
lands of Wester Clunie, on 29 May, 1C25, in. 15 Aug. 1638,
Barbara, dau. of Duncan Menzies, of Cowrie, brother of Sir
Alexander Menzies, of Menzies Castle (15S8 to 1G24). They had
two sons,
I. Alexander Stewart, of Wester Clunie, from whom are
descended the Poyntz Stewarts, who settled in Ireland.
IL Robert.
The 2nd son,
Rev. Robert Stewart, of Killiechassie, &c., was Minister
of KilUn 1679-1729. He 7/!. Jan. 1683, Anna, dau. of Duncan
Campbell, of Eilramuckie (who d. 1730). At his death in 1729,
he left, with other sons, whose descendants are now all extinct
in the male line,
Robert Stewart, of Derculich, &e., 6. 1704; m. 1729, Jean
Campbell, dau. of Robert Campbell, of Auchlyne (cousin-
german of John, 1st Earl of Breadalbane (she d. 1788), and
left at his death, in 1767, one son,
James Stewart, of Derculich, &o., 6. 1730; m. 1778, Mar-
garet, dau. of Duncan Robertson, of Edradynate, a direct
descendant of Alexander Robertson, 5th Laird of Struan in
1506. He d. in 1806, leaving one son,
James Stewart Robertson, of Edradynate, &c., D.L. and
J. P. for CO. Perth, 6. 1783 ; ni. 1817, his cousin, Dorothea, dau.
and heiress of Adam Stewart, of Blackhill, Cluny, &c., and
assmmed by direction the additional surname of Robertson.
They had one son,
James Stewart Robertson, Esq. aow of Edradynate.
Arras — Quarterly, 1st and 4th, or, a fess chequy az. and arg.
surmounted of a lion rampant gu., for Stewart; 2nd and
8rd, az., three garbs or, for Buchan; all within abordurearg.
charged with six wolves' heads erased gu.. Quartering : gu.,
three wolves' heads arg., for Robertson. Crests — A griffin
passant ppr., for Stewart ; A dexter hand holding a crown,
for Robertson. MoUoes — Never unprepared. Virtutis gloria
inerces.
Scats— Edradynate, Ballinluig, co. Perth.
ROBERTSON OF CHILCOTE.
EoBEETSON, Fkaxcis William, Esq. of Chilcote,
CO. Derbj, b. 15 Oct. 1819.
ILtUCJtQC.— This is one of the derivative branches of the
Robertsons of Struan, by the same line as Inshes and
Kindcaco.
Gilbert Robertson, of Upper Balcony, co. Ross, eldest son
of Francis Robertson, by his wife, a dau. of Ross, of Eterfern,
TO. Isabella, dau. of Alexander Monro, of Tcnound, and d.
leaving five sons and five daus. His eldest son,
Francis Robertson, Esq., m. Janet, dau. of Sutherland, of
Gills, CO. Caithness, and had (with other issue) Francis, d.
unm. ; and Gilbert. The latter,
Gilbert Robertson, Esq., 6. 1727; m. IG Jan. 17C0, Marga-
ret, dau. of Alexander Ross, Esq. (of the family of Aldie), by
his wife Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Hugh Monro, aud d. 1775,
having had issue,
Eben, b. 1761; d. unvi. 1825.
Francis, of whom presently.
William, 6. 1768; d. unm. 1788.
The eldest surviving son,
Francis Robertson, Esq., b. 1 Aug. 1765 ; m. 1 March, 1804,
Laura Dorothea, 3rd dau. of his maternal uncle, William
Sutherland Ross, Esq., and Margaretta his wife, eldest dau. of
Laurence Owen, Esq. (of the Owens cj' Wuctlhouse), and by her
(who d. 1846) had issue,
Francis, 6. 1808; predeceased his faUicr 1814
Eben AVilliam, late representative.
Laura Margaretta. Julia, d. unm. 1826.
Emily Catherine, m. 1829, J. Clulow, Esq. of Etchingham,
Sussex, d. 1847. She d. April, 1868.
Euphemia, m. 1832, L. F. Cottrell, Esq., and d. 1833.
Margaret Sophia, d. unm. 1832.
Mr. Robertson d. 1852, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Eben William Robertson, Esq. of Chilcote, J. P. co. Derby,
High Sheriff 1870, J. P. and D.L. for Leicester, b. 17 Sept.
1815; m. 11 June, 1S38, Isabella, youngest dau. of William
Manby Colegrave, Esq. of Bracebridge and Meer Hall, co.
Lincoln, and Cann Hall, Essex, by Catherine his wife, dau. of
the late Gen. Sir John Fraser, G.C.H., and had issue,
I. Francis William, now of Chilcote.
I. Katharine. u. Isabella.
Mr. Robertson d. 1874, and was s. by his eldest son.
Arms, (£c. — Same as Robertson of Kindcace.
Scat — Chilcote, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, co. Leicester.
ROBERTSON OF PRENDERGUEST.
iSee Glasgow.
ROBINSON OF DENSTON HALL.
EoBiNSON, Christopher William, Esq. of
Denston Hall, Suffolk, and DuUingham House, co.
Cambridge, b. 23 Jan. 1830 ; assumed the surname
and arms of Jeaffeeson, under the will of Gen.
Jeaffreson, of DuUingham House, and in 1857 that
of Robinson only, by the testamentary injunction
of William Henry Robinson, Esq. of Denston ;
in. 1870, Mary, elder dau. of Johu Dunn Gardner,
Esq. of Chatteris, co. Cambridge.
3£.tUCa0P.— Christopher Jeaffreson, Esq. of DuUing-
ham, b. 12 July, 1699, J. P., M.P. for the town of Cambridge,
m. Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Sir John Shuckburgh, Bart, of Shujk-
burgh, and d. 18 Jan. 1748, leaving a son and heir,
Christopher Jeaffreson, Esq. of DuUingham, m. Sarah,
dau. of Francis Deyrell, Esq. of Shudy Camps, co. Cambridge,
and by her (who d. June, 1792) he left at his decease, 26 Sep*:.
1789 (with a dau., Sarah Elizabeth, who d. unm. 11 May, 1804),
a son and heir,
Christopher Jeaffreson, Esq. of DuUingham, a Lieut. -Gen,
and Col. Cambridgeshire Local Militia, m. 1794, Harriet,
Viscountess Gormanston, relict of Anthony, llth Viscount,
and dau. of John Robinson, Esq. of Denston Hall, Suffolk, and
by her (who d. 1826) had an only dau. and heiress, Harriet.
Lieut.-Gen. Jeaffreson, J.P. and D.L., d. 22 Oct. 1824, and
was s. by liis dau.,
Harriet Jeaffreson-, also eventual heiress to her maternal
grandfather, John Robinson, Esq. of Denston Hall. She m.
23 June, 1827, William Pigott, Esq., J.P. and D.L., who<i.
1876, 3rd son of Sir George Pigott, Bart, of Knapton, and d.
12 March, 1838, leaving by him (who m. 2ndly, 18 Oct. 1847,
Charlotte Maria, widow of Gen. Lord Keane, G.C.B.) a son and
two Uaas.,
1364
ROB
THE LANDED GENTRY.
TxOC
Chbistophek William, now of Denston Hall.
Ada, m. 15 March, 1853, Jolia Dunn Gardner, Esq. of
Chatteris, co. Cambridge. Harriet.
Sfcr««— Denston Hall, Newmarket, co. Cambridge; and
DulUnghum House, Xewmarliet, co. Cambridge.
ROBINSON OF KNAPTON HOUSE.
EoBixsoN, Sir He>*et, Knt. of Knapton House,
INorfolk, J. P. and D.L., Standard Bearer and Lieut.
Comm. the Queen's Body G-uard of Gentlemen-at-
Arms, b. 1S05 ; m. 1842, Lucy, youngest dau. of the
late William Dodge Cooper-Cooper, Esq. of Tod-
dington Manor, Beds (see Coopeb of Toddington
Manor), and has issue,
1. Henbt Matthew Coopee, 6. 1851; m. 1876, Marsaret
Lucy, 2nd dau. of the late John Ketton, Esq. of Felbrigge
Hall, Norfolk.
1. Constance, m. Eev. W. H. Cooke, Incumbent of St.
Saviour's, Norwich. ii. Elizabeth Caroline.
m. Lucy Henrietta Maria, m. 11 Sept. 1866, Commander
Albert Battiscorabe, E.N., of the "Dsedalus."
rv. Georgina Lindsay.
Sir Henry is only son of the late George Eobinson,
Esq. of Knapton House, by Hannah his wife, dau. of
Henry Atkinson, Esq. of Bacton, Norfolk.
(Seat— Knapton House, near North Walsham, Norfolk.
ROBINSON OF SILKSWORTH.
EoBiyso>", William Eobixsox, Esq. of Silks-
■worth Hall, co. Durham, J. P. and D.L., h. 17 July,
1804 ; m. 2 May, 1839, his second cousin, Sarah
Dorothy, only suTTiving dau. of Wilham Gi'ey, Esq.
of Norton, CO. Durham, and by her has issue,
I. William Geet, h. 14 Aug. 1846, M.A. Magdalen Coll.,
Oxford.
II. Thomas Middleton, 6. 27 Jan. 1849, Lieut. 14th regt.
m. John George, 6. 19 Aug. 1S52.
I. Sarah Margaret, ni. at the British Legation, Brussels,
19 Oct. 18C5, Lieut. -Col. WiOiam Hopper Williamson,
85th regt., who d. 1873 (see Williamso.n of WhkklMia).
II. Elizabeth Joanna. m. Mary Ann.
IV. Harriet Grey.
Mr. Robinson is son of the late Lieut.-Col. Thomas
Eobinson Grey, of Norton, co. Durham, J.P. and
D.L., and by a royal license, dated 22 Sept. 1838,
he and his issue were authorised to take the sur-
name of RoBixsox only, and also bear the arms of
EOBIXSOX.
ILturngC. — Thomas Eo?.in-son, Esq. of Sunderland, co.
Durham, m. 1727, Margaret, eldest dau. and co-heir ^with her
Bister Anne, the wife of Sir Wilham iliddleton, Bart., M.P., of
Belsay Castle, co. Northumberland) of William Ettrick, Esq. of
Silksworth (see Ettrick of High Barnes), by Elizabeth his
wife, eldest dau. and co-heir of George Middleton, Esq. of
SUksworth, who represented a younger branch of Middleton o/
Behay. Mr. Robinson had issue by his wile Margaret, who d.
27 March, 1762,
I. WiLLiAst his heir.
II. Thomas, b. 1728; d. 13 Aug. 1736.
1. Anne, 7ii. 8 Sept. 1757, Chipehase Grey, Esq. of Norton,
and formerly of Sunderland, co. Durham (see pedigree of
Geet, under Sccefield e>f Hvyncorth), and had issue, besides
two daus., Margaret and Anne, three sons,
1 John, h. 11 June, 1760; d. f. p.
2 William, 6. 5 March, 1763; d. s. p.
3 Thomas Robinson, 6. 1 July, 1767, of Norton, co. Dur-
ham, J. P., a Lieut.-Col. in the army; rn. 10 March, 1796,
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Hogg, Esq. of Norton and
Durham, and by her (who d. 19 Oct. 1818) left issue, at
his death, 17 June, 1833,
WiLLLAM RoBissoN, who is now of Silksworth.
John, 6. 1606, of Parklands, co. Gloucester, J.P. for
that CO. and for Durham ; m. 1st, 6 Nov. 1855, Marianne,
3rd dau. of Elias Arnaud, Ksq. of Liverpool, and by her
has a son, John Chipehase, 0. 1857 ; and 2ndly, 2 Oct.
1867, Elizabeth, dau. of John Marriott, Esq. of Dover.
Thomas Robinson, of Norton, J. P., Major South Durham
Militia. 6. 25 May, 1810; „i. 16 Sept. 18.56, Lucy,
joun^est dau. of Major-Gen. Robert William Mills, of
Willington House, co. Durham, M.P., but d. 13 Dec.
following.
Elizabeth Anne. Margaret. Harriet, d. Feb. 1847.
Maria, ra. 18 July, 1839, her second cousin, the Rev. J.
W. Smith (formerly Grey) of Dinsdale (see Sjiith of
Ryhope).
Mr. Chipehase Grey c?. 2 Aug. 1821, his wife having pre-
deceased him 10 March, 1787.
II. Margaret, d. unm. 26 March, 1819.
III. Elizabeth, m. 20 April, 1763, Adam Scott, Esq., M.D.,of
Sunderland, and d. s. p. 6 Sept. 1785.
Mr. Robinson d. 1736, and was s. by his elder son,
William Robinson, Esq. of Bishop Wearmouth, Capt. in the
Dragoons, bapt. 23 Nov. 1727; m. 5 Aug. 1755, Elizabeth,
dau. of Buckley Butler, of Kilkenny, Ireland, by whom (who
d. 18 Oct. 1818) he had an only surviving son and heir,
William Robinson, Esq. of Silksworth Hall, who s. to that
estate, as heir of entail, on the death of his great-aunt. Lady
Middleton, 1763. He was b. 21 June, 1757, and d. 31 Oct. 1S34,
unra., devising by his will, dated 19 Dec. 1827, the family
estates to his cousin, the above-mentioned
William Robinson Gret, Esq., who, pursuant to the terms
of his win, has assumed the name and arms of Robinson.
Arms — Vert, gutte d'ean on a chevron between three bucks
trippant or, as many cinquefoils gu., for Robinson; quartering,
Ettrick, Middleton, Striveltn, Hetton, Wharton, Kibkbt,
Ayre, Geey, etc. Crest — A buck or, supporting with his dexter
fore-leg an escutcheon quarterly gu. and gold, in the 1st
quarter a cross flory arg. Motto — Post NubUa PhiEbus.
Heiit — SiUvs worth Hall, near Simderland. Risi.deac& — Qucdge-
ley House, Gloucester.
»
ROCH OF WOODBINE HILIi.
EocH, Geoege, Esq. of Woodbine Hill, co.
Waterford, b. 15 April, 1819 ; m. 18 July, 1874,
Harriett St. Leger, dau. of R. H. Piu'ceU, Esq. of
Annabella Park, Mallow.
JLillCilCjC. — From Sie John Roch, of Tourin, 6. 1507, son
of George Itoch, Lord Roch and Fermoy, descended,
James Roch (only son of George Roch, Esq. of Tourin and
Glyn), Col. in King William's army at the relief of Derry, b.
at Kiusale, 29 Sept. 1658. In the Williamite army he soon
attained the rank of Col., and at the memorable siese of Derry
distinguished himself by an act of Roman herohm. When
Kirke, the General, sent to the relief of the beleaguered town,
arrived off Lough Foyle, he found a strong boom or barricade,
stretched across the harbour's mouth, so as effectually to pre-
clude the passage of his ships. In despair he would have
sailed away without any communication with the defenders of
Derry, when Col. Roch offered to swim to the town, bearing'
despatches. He did so, having attached bullets to the letters,
that he might sink them in the event of his own capture,
and he returned to his companions, after due performance of
his object ; but, from having been repeatedly fired upon by
the Irish troops who lined the banks, his jawbone was broken,
and three musket balls were lodged in different parts of hi."*
body. For this achievement he was, during the reinainderof
his Ufe, honourably called "the .Swimmer," and he received
from the King the more substantial reward of certain ferries
of Ireland along with fifteen of the forfeited estates. The
latter were lost to him by the Act of Resumption, and Parlia-
ment in lieu voted him a sum of money. Col. Roch m. 1st,
1693, Elizabeth, dau. of Wilham Gough, Esq., and granddau.
of Dr. Francis Gough, Bishop of Limerick, and had issue a son
and dau., who were named after the King and Queen, and had
the honour of having their Majesties for sponsors,
William, b. 1695 ; d. at Glyn Castle, 29 July, 1723, .«. p. a.
Mary, b. 10 Oct. 1694; m. at Churchtown, 17 Nov. 1709,
Capt. Benjamin Greene (of the Kilmanahan family) ; she d. 9
Dec. 1727.
He n. 2ndly, 20 July, 1700, Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin
Hamerton, Esq., and relict of John Hanbury, Esq. and by her
(who d. 1 March, 1730-31) had a son.
James, of whom hereafter.
Col. Roch was High Sheriff co. Waterford 1714. He d. 22
Dec. 1722, in his 65th year. His son by his 2nd marriage,
James Roch, Esq. of Glyn Castle, near Carrick-on-Suir, anfl
afterwards of Dungarvan, 6. 1702, was twice married. By
Anna Maria, his 1st wife (who d. 9 July, 1725) he had (with a
dau., Susanna) a son, James, his heir. Mr. Eocti m. 2ndly,
3 March, 1730-31, a dau. of Melian Thomas Holmes lomeroy,
Esq., and by her (who d. 28 Dec. 1755) had issue,
William, of Lehard, rd. Mary, a dau. of Ambrose Lane, of
CO. Tipperary, and had issue, four sons and two daus. The
EOC
THE LA.NDED GENTRY.
EOO
13C5
wMow of Amlirosp, tliR Snl son, was Ilcjjiivi Maria, <lau. of
Col. D'Alton, authoress of 't'hc Childnn of 2'li.c .-ilj'/eii.
Luke, Lieut, in the army, m. Elizabeth Waring, but (i. s. ji.
1781.
Molian, m. Beverley Usher, Esq. of Canty, eo. Waterford.
Audriali, m- 18 May, 1757, Matthew Jonus, Esq., Collci'tur of
Youghal, and d. 26 Feb. 1819, leaving two daus., Maria,
d. uiim. ; and Molian, m. 1782, Samuel Hayman, Esq. of
Youghal (see IIa.ym.au of South Abbey), and d. 1835.
lie d. at Dungarvan, 28 Jan. 1740-11, and was s. by his oldest
6on,
James Rocn, Esq. of Odell Lodge and Woodbine Hill, who
m. Oct. 1747, Isabella, elder dau. of John Osborne Odell, Esq.
of Mount Odell, co. Waterford, and had a dau., JMolian, m.
Sampson Roch, Esq., and three sons. He m. 2ndly, Mary
Cotter, relict of Thomas Welsh, Esq. of Killongford, co.
Waterford, and left by her at his decease (2 Dec. 179'i) one son,
George Butler Roch, Esq. of Woodbine Hill, b. 23 May,
1784; in. 23 Oct. 1813, Jane, dau. of William Williiuson, Esq.,
and had issue,
Geokge, now of Woodbine Hill.
James, b. 12 Sept. 1822; m. 24 Feb. 1851, Mary Jane, dau. of
John Melon, Esq. ofChalibrd, England; andii. 1859, leaving
issue.
Sampson, Surgeon-Major 55th regt., h. 21 Juno, 1829; m. 21
Oct. 1869, Agnes, youngest dau. of the late I'artholomew
John Brown, Esq. of Moorhamliall, Essex, and has issue.
Mary.
Melian, m. Col. Henry D. Sheppard, late 19th Native Infantry
H.E.I.C.S.
Selina, m. 1855, John Sheppard, late Commander Indian Navy.
Jane, /?i. 1849, Henry Peard, Esq. of Carrigecu Hall, co. Corli.
Sarah, deceased.
Mr. Roch, who was in the Commission of the Peace for tlie co.
Waterford, d. June, 1859.
Anns — Gu., three roaches naiant in pale. Cra^t — An osprey
or sea eagle standing on a cliff ppr. the wings extended arg.,
membered or, in the dexter claw a roach as in the arms.
Motto — ^Mon Dieu est ma Koche.
Sca(s— Woodbine Hill, Youghal, co. Waterford; and
Eochestown Wood, Eochestown, co. Cork.
EOCH OF BUTTER HILL.
EocH, William Francis, Esq. of Butter Hill,
CO. Pembroke, J.P. for Pembroke, formerly in tlio
Eoyal Navy, b. 1849 ; s. his brother 1858 ; m. 1874,
Emily Catherine Powell, 2nd dau. of Walter Rice
Howell Powell, Esq. of Maesgwyune, co. Car-
marthen, and has issue,
George Powell, h. 1875.
Mr. Eoch is 2nd son of the late George Eonli, Esq.
of Butter Hill, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co.
Pembroke 1841, who d. 1858, by Martha Jane, only
dau. of the Rev, William Ford Protheroe, of Stone
Hall, eo. Pembroke.
iSea£— Butter HUl, Ashdale, Haverfordwest.
II. Anthony, 6. 1SG2.
IV. Charles, b. 18G7.
ROCHE OF GRANAGH CASTLE AND
RYEHILL.
EocHE, Thomas Redington, Esq. of Ryehill, co.
G-alway, G-ranagh Castle, co. Kilkenny, and Moyva-
nine, co. Limerick, High Sheriff co. Galway 18(i'J,
h. 15 July, 1837 ; m. 1858, Jane Elizabeth, 5th dau.
of Anthony Cliffe, Esq. of BcUevue, co. Wexford,
and has issue,
I. SxErnEN, 6. 1859.
III. Thomas, b. 18G3.
V. George Philip, b. 1869.
1. Eleanor Mary. ii. Isabella Theresa. in. Cecilia Jane.
IttllCilJC. — This family of Roche claims to have branched
from the noble House of Roche of Fermoy.
John Roche, of Castletown Roche was a member of the
Catholic Parliament or Council held at Kilkenny during the
civil wars, and his name appears as such to the declaration of
the Irish Roman Catholics 1641. His eldest son,
Robert Roche, in. Juliana O'Moore, dau. of Alexander
O'Moore, of Eallina, co. Kildare, and was .5. by his eldest son,
Stephen Roche, known by the designation of iJoc or Blade,
from his complexion, whose estate, already injured, by compo-
sition in the time of Cromwell, was entirely forfeited under
WiLLi.\M III. Compelled in consequence to leave co. Cork,
he retired to Kilrush, co. Clare, and afterwards took up hi$
abode at Pallas, co. Limerick, in the vicinity of his brother-in-
law, William Apjohn, Esq. He i/t. Anastasia, elder dau. and
co-heir of Thomas Lysaght, Esq. (the otlier co-heir, Catherine,
was the wife of Mr. Apjohn), and was .s. by his son,
John Roche, Esq., 6. 168S; ni. Anne, youngest dau. af
Philip Stackpole, Esq. of Mount Cashel, Kilncen, and Kilcoman,
CO. Clare, and had, with other issue,
I. Stephen, his heir.
II. John, m. Miss Harold, cousin of Gen. Harold, of tho
Saxon Service, and had a dau.,
Mary Anne, m. John Meade, Esq. of Limerick.
m. Phillip, TO. Margaret, dau. of John Kelly, Esq. of Lime-
rick, and had issue,
1 John, m. Miss Whyte, dau. of Charles Whyte, Esq. of
Leixlip, and had a son,
Philip, of Donore, co. Kildare, to. the Hon. Anna Maria.
Plunket, dau. of Randall, 13th Lord Uunsany, and by
her (who in. 2ndly, Admiral Ryder liurton, R.N., K.H.)
had one son, John, Col. in tho army, late 2nd Life-
Guards; and two daus., Randaliana, m. 1836, Lord
Trimleston; and Anna Maria, /ij. 1830, Thomas Oliver,
12th Lord Louth.
2 Charles, m. his cousin. Miss Whyte, and had, with other
issue, a son, Charles Whyte Roche, Esq. of Ballygran, co.
Limerick, father of Capt. Charles Roche ; Letitia Maria,
Lady Nugent, of Balliulough; and Mrs. Barnewall, of
Bloomsbury, co. Meath.
1 Ellen, m. Peter Daly, E.sq. of Cloncagh, co. Galway.
2 Mary, m. George Ryan, Esq. of Inch, co. Tipperary.
3 Margaret, m. Standish Barry, Esq. of Lemlara.
I. Jane, m. John Sheehy, Esq. of Cork, and had a dau.
ra. Bryan Keating, Esq., by whom she was mother of Geu.
Keating.
II. Christiana, m. James Lombard, Esq. of co. Cork.
The eldest son,
Stephen Roche, Esq., &. 5 Dec. 1724, s. his father 1760. He
TO. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Richard Meade, Esq., and had issue,
John his successoi-, one of the most eminent Mer. hants in
Dublin, who m. Mary, dau. of Thady Grehan, Esq. of that
city, but d. .s. p. Sept. 1825.
Richard (Rev.), who d. 1S05.
George, of Granagh Castle, co. Kilkenny, d. s. p.
Anne, m. Peter Long, Esq. of Waterford.
Mary, 7)1. Peter Greiian, Esq. of Dublin.
Stephen Roche in. 2ndly, Sarah, dau. and co-heir of John
O'Brien, Esq., of Moyvanine and Clounties, co. Limerick, and
had issue,
I. Stephen, of Moyvanine and Clounties, ra. Maria, dau. of
John Moylan, Esq. of Cork, and had issue,
I Stephen, late of Rye Hall. 2 John.
1 Mary, a Nim.
2 Sarah, m. John (afterwards Sir John) Howley, Serjoant-
at-Law, and d. 1856.
3 Anne. 4 Heleua.
5 Harriet, in. Daniel Cronin, Esq.
II. Thomas, of Limerick, m. Hellcn, dau. of John Ankettle,
Esq. and has issue,
1 Stephen, in. Catherine, dau. and co-heiress of — Knight,
Esq. 2 John.
3 William, of Dublin, in. Eliza, dau. and co-heir of
— Knight, Esq.
1 Helen, 111. Daniel Ryan Kane, Esq., A.M., Q.C., Chair-
man of Quarter Sessions, E. R. co. Cork, and has issue.
2 Sarah.
m. James, of Cork, author of The MIemoirs of an Octorje-
iiarinn, in. Anne, dau. of John Moylan, Esq.," by whom'he
left at his decease, two daus., Marianne ; and Sarah, in.
— Collins, Esq.
rv. William, M.P. for Limerick, d. unm.
I. Sarah, m. Francis F'rench, Esq. of Portcarran, co. Gal-
way, who d. s. p.
II. Hellen, m. the late Denis O'Meagher, Esq. of Kilmoyler,
CO. Tijiperary.
in. Anastasia, relict of Edward O'Meagher, Esq. of Marl-
Hill, CO. Tipperary.
Stephen Roche (his 2nd wife having d. 8 Nov. 1786) m. Srdlj,
Mary Anne, dau. and co-heir of Richard Ankettle, M.D., but
by her (who d. Dec. 1821) he had no issue. He m. 12 Feb.
1804, and was s. by his son,
Stephen Roche, Esq. of Granagh Castle, co. Kilkenny), m.
Eleanor, eldest dau. and co-heir of tho late Thomas Redington,
Esq. of Rye Hill, co. Galway, and had issue. His son and licir
is the present Thomas Redinoton Roche, Esq. of Rye Hill.
Arm.i — Gu., three roaches naiant in pale. Credit — A rock
ppr., thereon a fish eagle with its wings displayed arg.
membered or, in the claw a roach. MoUo — Mou Dieu est ma
Roche.
^'ca£— Ryo Hill, Mooivca, co. Galway.
136G
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
EOO
BOCHFORT OF WESTMEATH.
EocHFOET, LuARLES GrsTATTTS, Esq. of Boeh-
fort Bridge, b. 15 March, 1837, present representa-
tive of the ancient family of Rochfoet, late Capt.
20th regt., m. 12 Feb. 1872, Mary, youngest dau. of
S. H. May Somerville, Esq., J.P. and D.L-, of White-
croft, CO. Dumfries, and has issue,
I. Constance Emily. n. Muriel. iii. Eose Minden.
^LtltragC— The ancient family of Rochfort, in old deeds
and writinsis styled He Rape forte, Is stated to have been
established in Ireland since the first invasion of the English.
Prime Iron Eochfoet, Esq., Lieut.-Col. in the army of
Cromwell, younger son of James Eochfort, E.'sq. of Agherry,
CO. Wicklow, and 9th in descent from Sir William Eoch-
fort, Lord of the Manor of Kill at the commencement of the
14th century, was executed under a court-martial, for killing
in a duel Major Turner, 14 May, 1652. By Thomasina his wife,
dau. of Col. Figott, he left two sons and three daus. The
jrcunger son,
EoBERT EocHFORT, Esq., b. 9 Dec. 1C52, chosen Speaker of
the Irish House of Commons, 27 Aug. 1605, and constituted
Chief Baron of the Exchequer, 30 .June, 1707; m. Hannah,
tlau. of William Handcock, Esq. of Twyford, co. Westmeath ;
and dying 10 Oct. 1727, left two sons,
George (The Eight Hon.), his heir.
John, of Cloghrenane (aee that name).
The eldest son,
TuE Eight Hon-. George EocnroRX, M.P., Chief Chamber-
lain of the Court of Exchequer, m. 24 Jan. 1704, Elizabeth,
«lau. of Henry, 3rd Earl of Drogheda, and had issue,
I. Robert, created Baron Bellfield, 16 March, 1737; Viscount
Belllield, 5 Oct. 1751; and Earl of Belvedere, 29 Nov.
1756. His Lordship m. 1736, Mary, eldest dau. of Richard,
3rd Viscount Molesworth: and d. 1772, leaving (with a
dau., Jane, vi. 1st, to Brinsley, 2nd Earl of Lanesborough
(see Mablat of Bdccda-e, and 2ndly, John King, E.'^q.)
three sons, the two youngest, Eichard, Col. in the army,
and Robert, High Sheriff' 1777, both d. s. p., the eldest,
George, 2nd Earl of Belvedere, ra. 1st, Dorothea, dau. of
John Bloomfield, Esq. of Eedwood, and 2ndly, Jane, dau.
of the Rev. James Mackay, but d. s. p. 1814, when the title
became extinct. His lordship's widow m. 2ndly, 1S15,
Abraham Boyd, Esq., Kings Counsel, and had by him an
only son, the present George Augustus Rochfort Boyd,
Esq. of Middleton Park, co. Westmeath.
II. Arthur, LL.D., M.P. for Westmeath, b. 7 Nov. 1711; m.
Sara, dau. of the Rev. Rowland Singleton, of Drogheda, and
iad issue (with two daus.) five sons,
1 George, Gen. of Artillery, whose dau. and heir, Eliza, m.
George Clarke, Esq. of Hyde Hall, co. Chester.
2 Singleton, an officer in the army. 3 Philip.
4 Rowland, an officer in the army.
5 Henry, an officer in the 28th regt.. Assist. -Comm. -Gen.
on the Irish Establishment, ra. Henrietta, dau. of John
Hill, Esq. of Barnhill, co. Callow; and dying 4 Oct. 1816,
left issue,
John, Major 13th regt.
Gustavus Robert, Comm. E.N., 6. 1789, a distinguished
Naval Officer; m. 12 Sept. 1814, Maria, dau. of George
Leonard, Esq. of Dover Castle, Sussex Vale, New
Brunswick, North America, and hail issue two daus.,
1 Henrietta Caroline; and 2 Sarah Napier, d. aiim. 25
Sept. 1839.
Catherine, m. John Eae, Capt. 72nd regt.
Elizabeth, d. v.,un. 10 Feb. 1«30.
l!i. Gf.orge, of whom we treat.
IV. William, 6. 1719 ; m. 1743, Henrietta, dau. of Col. John
Ramsay, and left issue.
I. Mary, m. Sir Henry Tuite, Bart, of Sonna.
n. Alice, m. Thomas Loftus, Esq. of Killyan.
III. Thomasine, m. Gustavus Lambart, Esq. of Beau Pare.
IV. Anne, m. Henry Lyons, Esq. of River Lyons.
The 3rd son of the Right Hon. George Rochfort,
George Rocufoet, Esq. of Rochfort, b. 1713 ; m. 1746, Alice,
dau. of Sir Gustavus Hume, Bart, of Castle Hume, co. Ferma-
nagh, and had an only son,
Gustavus Hume Rochfort, Esq., M.P. for Westmeath, who
sold Rochfort. He m. 1779, Frances, dau. of John Bloomfield,
Esq. of Redwood, and had issue,
1 George, d.unm. 1809. 2 John, d.unm. 1811.
3 Gustavus, M.P. , Col. in the army, m. 1806, his cousin, Dora
Nixon ; and dying 1848, left a son, Gustavus Rochfort,
Esq., Capt. 4th Drugoon Guards, d. unra. 1855.
4 Richard, late Comptroller of the Customs of Cork, m. 1833,
his cousin, Augu.sta, dau. of Col. Nixon; and rf. 1842,
leaving i.ssue, George, Capt. 49th regt., killed at the Redan.
5 Henry (Rev.), ra. 1829, his cousin, Sarah Rochfort; and '7.
1854, leaving adau., F'lanccs, ra. Julaud Danvers, Esq., and
has issue.
6 William, Capt. R.'K., m. 1833, Arabella, dau. of John Cal-
craft, Esq., M.P., andrf. 1847, leaving issue, three daus.
7 Charles, of Rochfort Lodge, co. Donegal, late Rifle Brigade,
with which he served at Waterloo' m. 1832, Hannah, eldest
dau. of Col. Pratt, of Cabra Castle (she d. 1843); and d. 1844,
learing issue a son, Charles Gustavus, the present male
representative of the Rochforts; and a dau., Emily Frances.
1 Jane, ra. Mervyn Archdale, Esq. of Castle Archdale, Gen. in
the army. 2 Alice.
3 Elizabeth, m. Thomas Fane Uniacke, Esq.
4 Frances Jocelyn, m. William Dutton Pollard, Esq. of Kiu-
turk; and d. 1812.
6 Dora, m. ThomasWade, Esq. of Fairfield House, co. Gal way .
Arms — Az., alionrampant arg. Crest — Arobinppr. Motto
— De rupe forte.
<Sea£— Rochfort Bridge, co. Westmeath.
ROCHFORT OF CLOGRENANE.
Eochfoet, Hoeace William Noel, Esq. of
Clogrenane, co. Carlow, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1839, b. 1809 ; m. 1st, 6 Aug. 1837, Frances EUza-
beth, eldest dau. of Thomas Phillips Cosby,Esq. of
Stradbally Hall, Queen's Co., and by her (who
d. 25 March, 1840) has had issue,
I. John de Burgh, late Lieut. Royal Horse Artillery, 6.
28 June, 1838; ra. 1803, Hilare Charlotte, dau. of Henry
Hall, Esq. of Barton Abbey, co. Oxford.
II. Horace, Lieut. R.N., b. 20 Aug. 1839.
HI. Thomas Francis, Lieut. 4th European Light Cavalry, 6.
8 Feb. 1840.
Mr. Rochfort m. 2ndly, 1845, Hon. Charlotte Hood,
2nd dau. of Lord Bridport, and has issue,
IV. William R. v. Alexander Nelson. vi. Henry.
I. Amelia Catharine, ra. 14 Dec. 1871, Thomas PaUeaUain
Law, Esq. of KUbanack, co. Dublin.
iLlltragC. — John Rochfort, Esq. of Clogrenane, co.
Carlow, and New Park, co. DubUn, b. 1690; 2nd son of Robert
Rochfort, M.P., Speaker of the House of Commons (.«e; pre-
ceding Memoir), ra. 1709, Deborah, only dau. of Thomas
Staunton, Esq., M.P., and was father of
John Rochfort, Esq. of Clogrenane, b. 1710 ; m. 1733,
Emilia, dau. of John Eyre, Esq. of Eyrecourt, co. Gal way, and
(with two daus., Mary, ra. 1767, Thomas Maunsell, Esq., and
Deborah, ra. George Bishop, Esq. of Bishops Hall, co. Kildare),
had one son,
John Rochfort, Esq. of Clogrenane, 6. 1735 ; ra. 17C0,
Dorothea, dau. of Thomas Burgh, of Bert House, co. Kildare,
and sister of the late V'iscountess Ferrard in her own right,
and by her had two sons, John Staunton; Robert (Rev.),
d. unra. ; and two daus., Anne, ra. 1782, SirMathew Blakiston,
Bart., and d. in her 102nd year, 27 Nov. 1862; and Dorothea,
ra. John Turnley, Esq. of Richmond Lodge, co. Down, and
Cushendall, co. Antrim. The elder son,
Col. John Staunton Rochfort, of Colgrenane, ra. 1st, 1S02,
Harriette, 3rd dau. of Sir Horace Mann, Bart, (since extinct),
by Lady Lucy Noel his wife, dau. of John, Earl of Gains-
borough, and by her (who d. April, 1810) had one son,
Horace William Noel, now of Clogrenane.
He m. 2ndly, 1814, Mary, youngest dau. of the late Thomas
Burgh, Esq. of Bert House, co. Kildare, and sister of Gen.
Lord Downes, K.C.B., and by her (who d. 1866) had a son and
two daus.,
John Downes, of Eaton Place, London, Bawnboy, co. Cavan,
and Lisnagree, co. Westmeath, 6. 7 July, 1825.
Dorothea Anne, ra. 24 May, 1839, the Hon. Henry Spencer
Law, 3rd brother of Lord Ellenborough.
Anne Margaret, „>. May, 1842, T. B. Thornton Hildyard, Esq.
of F'lintham Hall, Notts, M.P.
Col. Rochfort d. 6 May, 1844.
Jrms — Az., a lion rampant arg. Crest — A robin ppr. Motto
— Vi vel suavitate.
Seat — Clogrenane, co. Carlow.
ROCHFORT-BOYD OF MIDDLETON PARK.
EOCHFOET-BOYD, GeOEGE AUGUSTUS, Esq. of
Middleton Park, co. Westmeath, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sherife 1843, b. 13 March, 1817 ; m. 4 July,
1843, Sarah Jane, eldest dau. of George Woods,
Esq. of Milverton, co. Dublin, by Sarah his -n-ife,
dau. of Hans Hamilton, Esq. of Abbotstown, for
many years M.P, for co. Dubhn, and has issue,
1100
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EOD
3.167
I. EonirriRT TlAMtLTON, late IStli Iliissnrs, h. 25 Sept. 1844 ;
m. 1 May, 1875, Florence Louisa, 2nd dau. of Richard
Hemming, Esq. of Bently Manor and Foxlydiate, co.
Worcester. ii. George, 6. Oct. 1849; ci. an infant.
HI. Charles Augustus Rochfort, Lieut. R.E., 6. 4 Oct. 1850 ;
m. 4 June, 1874, Adeline Maud Felisia, dau. of the lato
Mountifort Longficid, Esq., D.L., of Castle Mary, co.
Cork, and has issue, Robert Mountifort, 6. 6 April, 1875,
and Henry Charles, 6. 13 Got. 1877.
IV. George Wairen WodU, Lieut. SJuiU regt., 6. 13 Dec. 1854.
V. Francis, b. 2 Jan. 1857; d. 1863.
I. Alice Jane, d. Aug. 1855.
II. Edith Sarah Hamilton, m. 24 July, 1873, Thomas Tighe
Chapman, Esq. of South Hill, and has a dau., 6. 27 July,
1874. III. Florence, d. March, 1871.
Mr. Eochforfc-Boyd inherits from bis mother, the
late Countess of Belvedere, a great portion of the
Kochforfc estates situated in co. Westmeath, and has
assumed, in consequence, the surname and arms of
EocHFOET, in addition to those of Boyd, by royal
license, dated Nov. 1867.
ILllTCagC— The Rev. James Eotd, Rector of Erris, co.
Mayo, 6. 1725, who claimed descent from the lioyds, Earls of
Kilmarnock; m. 1752, Mary, dau. of — Martin, Esq., and
relict of Arthur Vernon, Esq. ; and d. 1775, leaving an only son,
Abraham Boyd, Esq., Burrister-at-Law and King's Counsel,
6. 1760 ; TO. July, 1786, Catherine Shuttleworth, relict of John
Davies, Esq., by whom he had one child, Helena, m. Thomas
Fenton, Esq. He m. 2ndly, 1815, Jane, Countess of Belve-
dere, dau. and eventual sole heiress of the Rev. James Mackay,
and by "icr (who d. 1836) left at his decease, 4 Nov. 1822, an
only son, ihc present George Augustus Rochfort Boid, Esq.
of Middletun Bark.
yiniis— Quarterly : 1st and 4tli, az., a fess clicquy arg. and
gu. between three crescents of the 2nd, tor Boyd; 2nd and
3rd, az., a lion rampant arg. in chief two robin redbreasts ppr.,
for Rochfort. Crcsis — 1st, Out of a ducal coronet or, a hand
erect with the third and fourth fingers folded ppr., for Boyd;
2nd, On a mural crown or, a robin redbreast ]ipr., charged with
across pattceor, for Rochfort. Mottoes — Underarms, Candor
dat viribus alas; over 1st crest, Confido.
.'''f/;.i— MiUdleton Bark, Castletown; and Grcenways, Leam-
i;igton.
ROCKE OF CLTJNGUNFORD HOUSE.
EOCKE, John, Esq. of Clungunford House, Salop,
J.P. and D.L., High Sherift 1869, late Lieut. South
Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 10 June, 1817 ; m.
2 Feb. 1853, Constance Anne, 2nd dau. of the late
I Sir Charles Cuyler, Bart, of St. John's Lodge,
Herts, by Catharine Frances his wife, eldest dau. of
Eev. E. Fitzwilliam Hallifax, Ecctor of Eichards
Castle, and has issue,
I. John Charles Leveson, 6. 24 Sept. 18£5.
n. Hugh Owen, d. 25 Nov. 1860.
I. Constance Ida.
EtnraSC. — This family is of great antiquity. The first
occurrence of the name occurs in the 13th century, when
JouN liocK, of Shrewsbury, is mentioned as a landowner in a
deed dated 1230. " Rock of Shrewsbury," is recorded in
Jkirl. SISS. From the marriage of James Rocke (4th son of
Richard Rocke, of Shrewsbury and Trefnanney, Sheriff of co.
Montgomery 1620) with his 1st wife Eleanor Prowde, of Shrews-
bury, lineally descended
John Rocke, Esq. of Trefnanney and Shrewsbury, h. 1727;
m. 1st, Mary, dau. and heiress of Owen Vaughan, of Glascoed ;
and 2ndly, 1753, Mary, dau. of Borlase Wingfield, of Preston
Brockhurst, and by her (who d. 28 Dec. 1813) left at his
decease, 11 May, 1782, a son.
The Rev. John Rocke, of Clungunford, to. 18 Feb. 1812,
Anne, youngest dau. of Thomas Beale, Esq. of Heath House,
Salop, and by her (who d. 23 Jan. 1857) had issue,
I. John, now of Clungunford.
II. Thomas Owen, Rector of Clungunford, m. Edith, 3rd dau.
of the Rev. T. T. Lewis, of Yatton Court, co. Hereford, by
Elizabeth Jane Woodhouse his wite, dau. of Admiral Fer-
guson, of Pitfour, and has issue,
1 Thomas Owen. 2 William Charles.
1 Alice Anne. 2 Elizabeth Jane trances.
Ui. Richard, late Lieut. -Col. 72nd Highlanders.
V. Herbert, late Major 49th regt., m. Frances Jane, dau. of
Rev. Mr. Dayrell; d. 3 March, la73.
II.
V. Alfred Beale, to. Jemima Margaret, dau. of Rev. Philip
B. Adams, Rector ol Hopesay, Salop, and lias issue,
1 Richard Acton, deceased.
1 Florence Evelyn.
I. Mary Anne, m. Rev. Charles Waleot, Rector of Bitterlcy,
Salop, and has issue; d. 0 Feb. Is78.
II. HaiTiot, III. Rev. Edward Christopher Swainson, Rector
of Wistanstow, Salop, and has issue; d. 23 Nov. 1871.
III. Emily Frances.
IV. Louisa (Jcta via, in. 1st, Edward Cannon, Capt. H.E.I.C.S.,
by whom she has a son; and 2udly, George Evatt Acklcni,
16th regt.
Mr. Rocke d. 14 June, 1849.
Arms (as entered by William Camden, Clarcnceux) — Or,
three chess rooks and a chief embattled sa. Crc^t — On a rock
ppr. a martlet or. iiottn — In Deo nostra spes est.
&aL — Clungunford House, Aston-ou-Clun.
EODD OF TREBARTHA.
EoDD, Francis, Esq. of Trebartha Hall, Cornwall,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1845-46, b. 17 March,
1806; m. 17 March, 1837, Mary, dau. of Eev.
Jonathan Stackliouse, Eashleigh, Eector of Wick-
ham, Hants, and by her (who d. 17 May, 1866) had
issue,
I. Francis Rashleigh, J. P., b. 10 March, 1839.
II. Edward Stanhope, of Edencote, Dorset, b. 30 June, 1848;
m. 22 Sept. 1875, Dora Madeleine (who d. 22 Nov. 1875,
at Mentone), dau. of late Rev. J. B. Clarke, Hector of Bag-
borough, Somerset.
I. Caroline Mary.
II. Harriet Jane, m. 4 June, 1878, Arthur Pryse Maurice,
eldest surTiving son of the Rev. T. Maurice, of Harnhill
Rectory, co. Gloucester.
iLfUCilgC— The family of Rodd were originally settled
in Herefoidshire, having been the possessors of the demesnes
of The Rodd, and Foxley, In that co. A branch also possessed
Oakehay and Wear, Devon,
Francis Rodd, Esq., Capt. Coldstream Guards, 6. 1G83, s.
to the estate of Trebartha, Cornwall, 1727, by the will of
his cousin, Mary, dau. and heiress of Edmund Spoore, Esq.
of Trebartha, m. Alicia, dau. of William Sandford, Esq. of
Exeter; and dying 25 Aug. 1736, left issue, Fkancis, his heir;
William; Elizabeth; Bridget; and Alicia. The elder son,
Francis Rodd, Esq. of Trebartha Hall, J. P., Col. of the
Royal Cornwall Blilitia, 6. 12 July, 1732; ni. 1st, Jane, 2nd
dau. and co-heir of John Heaiie, Esq. of Penryn, soiiietinio
Warden of the Cornish Stannaries, and by her (who d. I7t>0)
left issue,
Francis Hearle, his heir. Edward, heir to his brother.
John Trcmaync (Sir), K.C.B., Vice-Admiral li.N., iii. Jane,
only dau. of the late Major James Rennill, F.R.S., Sur-
veyor-General of Bengal ; and d. 4 Oct. 1838, leaving issue.
Jane.
Harriet, m. G. S. Fursdon, Esq. of Fursdon, Devon.
He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of John Sanford, Esq. of Nyneheid,
Somerset, which lady d. s. p. 1807. Col. Rodd was »•. at his
decease, 23 Jan. 1812, by his eldest son,
Francis Hearle Rodd, Esq. of Trebartha, b. 29 Oct. 176G,
High Sheriff 1818, w. 29 June, 1795, Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of the late John Coryton, Esq. of Crocadon; but d. s. p.
22 April, 1836, and was s. by his brother.
The Rev. Edward Rodd, D.D., of Trebartha, Rector of
St. Just, in Roseland, co. Cornwall, and Vicar of Lamerton,
Devon. He m. 25 April, 1805, Harriet, eldest dau. of Charles,
Rashleigh, Esq. of Duporth, Cornwall, and by her who d.
17 May, 1855) had issue,
I. Francis, now of Trebartha.
II. Charles, Rector of North Hill, Cornwall, &.80ct.IS07; r,i.
20 May, 1834, Emma, dau. of Thomas Harvey, i^sq. of Over
Ross, CO. Hereford, and had issue one son, Charles Edward,
d. Dec. 1865; and two daus., Elizabeth Anne, and Emma,
d. 26 Jan. 1873. in. Edward Hearle.
rv. Henry Tremayne, Vicar of Gwinear, Cornwall, to. Mari-
anne, dau. of Capt. Sutton. R.N., of Flushing, Cornwall,
and has issue. Harriet Eashleigh, Susan Sophia, Gertrude,
and Marianne Jane.
v. John Rashleigh, Capt. E.N., to. Wilhclmina Mary, dau.
of Admiral Sir John Tremayne Rodd.
I. Harriett Grace, m. 23 Feb. Ib38, the Eev. Edward Fursdon,
Vicar of Dawlish, Devon.
II. Sophia Jane, m. the Rev. John Mai tin, Vicar of Great St.
I Andrew's, Cambridge.
' Dr. Rodd d. 23 July, ld42.
) 4 T
1368
EOD
THE LANDED GENTRY.
HOQ
Arms—Arg., two trefoils slipped sa. and a chief of the last.
Crest — The Pharos or Colossus of Rhodes, over his shoulders a
bow, the right hand holding an arrow, the left raised above the
head holding a ball of fire, rays surrounding the head. Motto
• — Recte omnia duce Deo.
(Seat— Trebartha Hall, Launceston.
RODDAM OF EODDAM.
EoDDAM, RoDDAM JoHN, Esq. of Roddam, Nor-
thumberland, J.P., High Sheriff 1872, b. 26 Dec.
1800 ; m. 24 July, 1821, Hannah Reid, widow of
Edward Thomas Fairless, Esq. of Bishop Auckland,
and dau. of Robert Laing, Esq. of Plenderleith, co.
Roxburgh, and by her (who d. 8 Aug. 1850) had
issue, with three daus.,
I. Roddam, 6. 23 Sept. 1822; m. 18 April, 1851, Elizabeth
Scott Wyse, of Glasgow ; and d. 8 May, 1860, leaving
issue, EoDDAM John, b. 6 March, 1857, and three daus.
II. Robert, twin with Roddam, m. 29 April, 1854, Jean, dau.
of Robert Scott, Esq. of Hamburgh, Merchant, and by
her (who d. 3 Oct. 1862), left at his decease, 8 Aug. 1854,
a dau.
IVIr. Roddam John Roddam, of Roddam, .?. to the
estates on the death of the late William Roddam,
Esq. of Roddam, 6 Nov. 1864, in compUance with
and tinder the will of his godfather and kinsman,
the late Admiral Robert Roddam, and assumed the
surname and arms of Roddam.
Arms — Gu., on a bend, erm. three cinquefoils sa. Crest—
A stump of an oak-tree with a young branch ppr. Mutto —
Kec deficit alter.
(S'cai— Roddam Hall, Alnwick.
E.ODES OF BARLBOROTJGH.
De Rodes, William Hatfield, Esq. of Bavl-
boroughHall, co. Derby, b. 22 Aug. 1824, J. P. and
DL. for CO. Derby, and for West Riding of co. York,
formerly Cornet 1st Dragoon Guards, assumed, by
royal license 1844, the surname of De Rodes ;
m. 7 Sept. 1854, Hon. Sophia Felicitg, dau. of the
Hon. and Rev. Alfred Curzon, and sister of Lord
Scarsdale, which lady d. 2 April, 1869.
BLtlTfffCjr.— Sir John Rodes, 4th and last bart. of Barl-
borough (see Borke's Extinct Baronetage), d.unm. 1743, and
was s. by his grand-nephew,
Gilbert Heathcote, who then became of Barlborough, and
assumed the surname and arms of Rodes. He d. unm. 1768,
when the estates passed to his nephew,
Cornelius Heathcote, Esq. of Barlborough, who also took
the name of Rodes. Dying 'unm. 6 March, 1825, aged 70, he
was s. by his nephew.
The Rev. Cobnelids Heathcote Reaston, M.A., 6. 8
March, 1792, who adopting the surname of Rodes, became
the Rev. Cornelius Heathcote Reaston Rodes, of Barl-
borough. He in. 18 Juno, 1825, Anna. Maria Harriet, youngest
dau. of William Gossip, Esq. of Hatfeild House, co. York, and
at his death, 1844, devised the Barlborough estate to his wife's
nephew, William Hatfield Gossip, Esq., now De Rodes, of
Barlborough.
The family of Hatfield is one of very great antiquity, and
can be traced back to Adam de Hatfield, of Glossopdale, living
at a remote period.
John Hatfield, Esq. of Hatfield, Capt. in the Parliamentary
Army, lOth in descent from Adam Hatfield, of Glossopdale, m.
1652, Frances, dau. of Thomas Westby, Esq. of Eavenfield,
and d. 1694. His great-grandson,
John Hatfield, Esq. of Hatfield, d. 9 Dec. 1791, aged 75,
leaving by Anne Middleton his wife, a dau. and heir,
Anne Hatfield, who was to. 7 April, 1787, to William
Gossip, Esq., and d. 17 March, 1833, leaving issue,
I. William Hatfield, of Hatfield, b. 7 June, 1794; m. 5
July, 1823, Sarah Margaret, dau. and heir of John Wrigles-
worth; and d. Jan. 1856, leaving issue,
1 William Hatfield, now of Barlborough.
1 Emily Sarah.
II. John Hatfield, m. Frances, dau. and co-heir of the Rev.
Thomas Wingfiold, and had issue.
III. George Hatfield, b. 1797.
IV. Aurungzebe, <l. unm. 1844.
I. Anne Louisa, d. wim.
IT. Georgina Maria, d. unm,
III. Susanna Augusta.
IV. Anna Maria, m. the Rev. C. H. Reaston Rodes,
A rms — Arg., a lion passant guardant in bend gu. between
two acorns az. within as many cotises ermines. Crest — A cubit
arm erect grasping an oak branch all ppr.
Seat — Barlborough Hall, near Chesterfield.
RODaEE, OF HADIiOW CASTLE.
Rodger, Robert, Esq. of Hadlow Castle, Kent,
Lord of the Manors of Hadlow and Peckhams, J. P.
for cos. Kent and Lanark, High Slieriff of Kent
1865, b. 1815 ; m. 4 Jan. 1844, Sophia, dau. of the
late John Pickersgill, Esq. of Netherne House,
Surrey, by Sophia his wife, dau. of J. Cunliffe, Esq.
of Fairfield Hall, co. York, of very ancient descent
in that co., and has had issue,
I. William Wallace, b. 13 Jan. 1847 ; m., and has issue a
son, b. 1874.
II. Robert, b. 6 Nov. 1849 ; d. 23 Dec. 1868.
III. John Pickersgill, b. 12 Feb. 1851. H
I. Sophia Cunliffe, d. 31 March, 1849. f
Mr. Rodger, who is the eldest son of the late William
Rodger, Esq., J. P. for co. Lanark, and Agues
Robertson his wife, of the old family of that name,
purchased the manor of Hadlow, Kent (with its
beautiful stately castle, built by the late possessor,
Walter Barton May, Esq.), and thus became seated
in that co.
Arm—Sa,., a stag's bead erased arjf. armed with ten tynes or,
in the mouth a mullet of the last all within a bordure of the
third charged with three escallops. Crest — On a mount vert a
buck courant ppr. between two branches of laurel vert. Motto
— Nos nos.tra(iue Deo.
Heat — Hudiow Castle, near Tunbridge.
KODON OF VERB IN THE ISLAND OF
JAMAICA.
RoDON, John, Esq., late a Capt. in the 3rd
Dragoon Guards, b. 17 March, 1816; m. 1846,
Frances Alicia, 3rd dau. of the late T. J. Fether-
stonhaugh, of Bracklyn, co. Westmeath, and has a
son,
George Seaforth, Capt. Royal Scots, 6. July 1847.
iLilTCrttJC. — This family, a branchof the ancient house of
Rowdon of Rnwdoii, East Riding of Yorkshire, obuiined from
the Crown, 16S0, grants of land in the West Indies. The first
settler, " a Capt. of a train band," was lost in the great earth-
quake of Jamaica, 1692; he was s. by his kinsman, George (a
Judge and Gustos Rotulorum), b. 1672, d. 1731 ; John, b. 1728,
d. 1789; George, 6. 1750, cL 1812, leaving issue, IJohn; 2
Henry, 6. 1803, d. 1836, leaving one dau.; 3 Francis, b. 1805,
d. 1837. The eldest son,
John Rodon, Esq., b. 26 March, 1788; to. 1st, Eliza, 3rd
dau. of the late Dr. Ludford,* and by her (who d. 1812) had
issue,
Ann Mitchell, m. 1831, Edward Lovell, Esq. of Chilcote, near
Wells, Somerset.
He TO. 2ndly, 1814, Marianne, dau. of the late George
Mackenzie, Esq. of the Cromarty family, and d. Kov. 1861,
leaving an only surviving son,
John, as above.
^ rms— Arg., on a fess gu. between three pheons sa. a lioa
passant or. ^
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EOGERS OF DOWDESWELL.
Coxwell - Rogers, Richard Rogers, E.«q.>
F.S.A., of Ablington Manor, and Dowdcswell, co.
Gloucester, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1857,
b. 16 Nov. 1803 ; in. 5 Sept. 1848, Elinor, only
child of Godfrey Hugh Massy Baker, Esq. of Logie,
CO. Moray (grandson of Hugh, Lord Massy) ,^ by
Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Marmaduke Grace, Esq.,
and has had issue,
• Of a Warwickshire fauuly of some antiquity.
Eoa
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EOG
1369
I. Eichard Massy Gordon, b. 1830; accidentally drowned at
Prayton, 11 July, 1869.
n. Charles Edward, b. 1853 ; J. P. co. Gloucester.
HI. Godfrey Hugh Wheeler, 6. 1857.
I. Ellen Eliza Anne, m. 2 Jan. 1877, George Beale Beale
Browne, Esq., only surviving son of Thomas Beale Browne,
Esq. of Salperton Park, co. Gloucester,
II. Grace Florence.
itilTCajC — Tlie Eogerscs of DowdeswcU are a branch of
the ancient and knightly House of the same name (as Camden
observes in his Britannia) formerly of Bryanstone, co. Dorset,
settled in Gloucestershire in the early part of the 15th century,
and possessed, in different parts, of large estates. Dowdeswell
has been the family residence since the time of Henby VIII.,
and continues so to the present period.
Richard Eogebs, Esq. of Dowdeswell, m. Mary, dau. of
W. Browne, Esq. of The Hawthorns, had two sons and two
daus.,
I. William, a Master of the High Court of Chancery, d. unm.
1734.
II. JoH>J, who left by Hester his wife, three sons,
John, Rector of DowdeswcU, d. unm.
AViUiam, Barrister-at-Law, d. unm.
EicHABD, TO. Mary, dau. of E. Lynch, Esq. of the Inner
Temple, and had four sons and two daus.
1 William, d. s.p.
2 Richard (Eev.), LL.B., m. Miss Curtis, and had issue,
Hester Eogers, late of Dowdeswell.
Mary, d. v.nm.
Anne, m, 1796, the Eev. Charles CoswcH, of Ablington.
3 John, i/i. Miss Appleyard, and had a dau. Anne, m.
1ft, Joseph Berwick, Esq. of Worcester: and 2ndly,
William Welch, Esq., D.C.L., of Hawford, Worcester,
Fellow of All Souls', and a Bencherof the Middle Temple.
4 Edward, of Dowdeswell, d. uani. ISIO, having devised
his estates to his niece, Hester Rogers.
1 Mary, to. Daniel Lysons, Esq. of Hemsted Court, co.
Gloucester, but had no issue.
2 Hester, m. John Bright, Esq. of Totterton House, Led-
bury, CO. Hereford, but had no issue.
1. Elizabeth, m. John Prynne, Esq. of Charlton Park, co.
Gloucester.
u. Eleanor, m. W. Hayward, Esq. of Quedgley , co. Gloucester.
J'amilg of Coi-fotll.
The family of Coxwell has been established in co. Gloucester
for many centuries, and resident at Ablington in constant suc-
cession since the beginning of the reign of Elizabeth. Over
the doorway of the porch of the mansion is the following in-
scription, engraven on stone in a recess : " Pleade. Thov Mt.
Cavse. 0 Lord. By Jhon Coxwel. Ano. Domeny. 1590." A
junior branch (now extinct) was formerly seated at Turkdean,
which estate passed by marriage to Sir Montague Nelthorpe,
Bart, of Saxby, with Ehzabeth, only dau. of Henry Coxwell,
Esq., who was buried in the chancel of Turkdean Church
1718.
Another branch had large possessions in Cirencester, occa-
eioninga street to be called after their family name.
John Coxwell, of Cirencester to. 1516, Joanna Partridge, of
the same place, and had, with other sons and daus. (of the
latter, Barbara, to. John Holbeach, of Wilton, Somerset;
and Eachel, m. Edmund Long, of Lineham, grandson of Sir
Henry Long, of Wraxall and Draycott, Sheriff of Wilts 1512),
Nathaniel Coxwell, Esq. of Ablington, living 1633, a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester, m. Susanna, dau. of Edward
Longe, Esq. of Monkton, Wilts, 3rd son of Henry Longe,
Esq. of Whaddon, and left, with a dau., Anne, the wife of
TJilliam Horton, of co. Worcester, a son and successor,
Edward Coxwell, Esq. of Ablington, who was buried in
Bibury Church, 1645. He m. the dau. of Wilham Taylor, of
Banbury, and was s. by his son,
John Coxwell, Esq. of Ablington, b. 1622 ; ra. 1650, Anne,
dau. of John Long, Esq. of Monkton, and by her (who d. 1710)
he left at his decease, 1697, with other issue, a son,
Charles Coxwell, Esq. of Ablington, h. 1660; to. Eleanor,
dau. of Lawrence Head, Esq. of Winterboume, Berks, and was
s. at his decease, 15 Feb. 1701-2, being buried at Bibury, by
his son,
John Coxwell, Esq. of Ablington, in. Mary, dau. of —
Westmacott, Esq., and had issue, John, who d. in Scotland;
Charles ; James ; Edward ; and Henry. The 2nd, but eldest
surviving son.
The Rev. Charles Coxwell, of Ablington House, .s. liis
father in the family estate, 1754. He to. 24 April, 1770, Mary,
dau. of Joseph Small, Esq. of Cirencester, and had issue,
Charles, his heir. John, deceased,
Joseph, Commander E.N., deceased.
Thomas Tracy, Vicar of Great Marlow, Bucks,
Edward, Capt. Royal Artillery.
Mary, m. the Rev. John Hughes, Rector of Tidworth.
Eleanor, m. William Gaisford, Esq.
Anne, m. the Eev. Joseph Porter, A.M., Eector of St. John's.
Bristol.
Elizabeth, m. Eichard Estcourt Cresswell, Esq. of Pinkaey
Park, Wilts.
Catherine Frances, m. William Small, Esq.
Mr. Coxwell d. 1829, and was s. by his eldest son.
The Rev. Charles Coxwell, A.M., of Ablington House, co.
Gloucester, Rector of Dowdeswell, 6. 23 April, 1771 ; oj. 17 June,
1796, Anne, youngest dau. of the Rev. Richard Rogers, LL.B.,
of Dowdeswell, and had issue,
Edward Rogers, J. P. and D.L. ; d. s. p.
Eichabd Eogebs, now- of Dowdeswell.
Charles Rogers, of Malvern, co. Worcester, b. ISOG; to. 3
April, 1829, Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Richard Estcourt
Cresswell, Esq. of Pinkney Park, Wilts. She d. 1867.
Appointed to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms 1828 to
1836.
William Rogers, A.M., who has assumed the additional sur-
name of Rogebs, and is Rector of Dowdeswell,//. 1809; in.
20 May, 1841, Charlotte Skinner, dau. of Frank Nicholls,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and has issue seven sons and tour
daus.
Mary Eogers, m. 1823, the Eev. Charles Covey, M.A., Rector
of Alderton and Great Washborn, and has issue.
Anne Rogers, to. William Morris, Esq., Commancler R.X.
Mr. Coxwell, J.P. and D.L. for co. Gloucester, d. 30 Aug. Ib54.
Arms — Arg., a mullet sa., on a chief gu. a fleur-de-Ils or
Crest — A fleur-de-lis. Motto — Vigila et ora.
Seat — Dowdeswell Court, Andoversford, co. Gloucester.
EOGERS OF THE HOME, AND STANAaS
PAIiK.
Eogers, Charles Colxman, of Stanage Park,
CO. Eadnor, and The Home, Salop, b. 12 May,
ISSl, J.P. for CO. Eadnor.
JLtllCatJC. — The direct ancestor of Ciiaelcs Coltmas
Rogers, now of The Home, was Robert de Xobbdrt, of Lydbury
North, Salop. His great-grandson, Roger de Xobbury, to.
Margery, dau. of Thomas Schire de la Home, and became
possessed of estates in Home in the year 1314. Their son,
John Rogers de la Ho.me, took the surname of Rogers from
his father's Christian name, and by deed, dated Thursday after
the feast of the Holy Trinity, 36 Edward III., 1363, obtained
from Philip le Mercer, all his estate in Home, where he became
settled. From that time to the present day his descendants
have held the estate of Home and resided there. The lata
representative.
The Rev. John Rogers, Lord of Home, Wentnor, Salop, b.
21 Sept. 1789, Rector of Myndtown and Mainstone, Salop (only
son of Thomas Rogers, Esq. of The Home, b. 27 Sept. 1749,
and d. 17 Sept. 1794, by Mary Vanzoelen his wife, youngest
dau. of Edward Powys, of Moreton Hall, co. Chester, and of
Berwick House, Salop, and grandson of Rev. Edward Rogers,
BI.A., of The Home, Rector of Blindtown, Salop, by Mary his
^vife, dau. and heiress of Thomas Like, Esq. of Whitcot,
Keyset, Salop), to. 29 Aug. 1816, Marianne, eldest dau. of John
Bodenham, Esq. of Grove House, co. Radnor, and had sur-
viving issue,
John, late of The Home.
Edward, of Inverness Terrace, Kensington Gardens, 6.17 Oct,
1818; TO. 30 April, 1S66, Ada, eldest dau. of Sir Thomas
Deane, Knt., by Eliza his 2nd wife, dau. of B. O'Callaghaa
Newenham, Esq., and has issue,
1 Edward Thomas Percy. 2 Francis Bodenham.
1 Haniet Ada. 2 Olive Mabel.
Thomas Percival, Vicar of Bathcaston, Somerset, b. 21 Aw?.
1821 ; Hi. 1st, 1852, Katherine, eldest dau. of T. Mackorm ?s,
Esq., by whom (whoc/. 1856) he has issue, Percy John, an. I
Emily Katherine; he to. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Edmu-cl
Broome, Esq. of Elmhurst, Batheaston, by whom he h.ul
issue, Edmund de Norbury; Arthur; George HerbciL;
Katherine; and 3Iary.
Henry James Vanzoelen, b. 24 May, 1833.
Harriett, m. Eev. W. M. Cartwright, Rector of Dudley.
Mr. Rogers d. 12 Sept. 1856, and was s. by his eldest son Jolin
(Rev.), M.A., of The Home, J.P. for cos. Hereford, Radnor, and
Salop, 6. 16 June, 1817; )i!. 27 Oct. 1851, Charlotte Victoiia,
dau. of Rev. Francis Stonehewer Newbold, D.D., by Mary his
wife, dau. of T. CoUman, Esq. of Hagnaby Priory, co. Lin.ola,
»ad has issue,
4,12
1370
iRoa
THE LANDED GENTRY.
HOO-
I. Chaeles Coltman, now of Stanage Park.
II. Edward Powys, h. 25 Oct. 1855.
III. John Davenport, 6. 6 Feb. 1857.
rv. Arthur de Norbury, b. 11 Dec; and d. 12 Dec. 1862.
V. George Frank Vanzoelen, 6. 14 May, 1864.
I. Harriet Mary Kate.
Kev. Mr. Rogers d. 28 May, 1878, and was s. by his eldest son,
Charles Coltman Eooers, Esq., now of Stanage Park.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron vert between three bucks courant
sa. five ermine spots, gold. Crest — A buck's head sa. charged
with three ermine spots, or, erased gu. attired of the second.
Mot'.o — Celeriter et jucunde.
Srf'ts — Stanage Park, Brampton Bryan, co. Eadnor; and
The Home, Wentnur, Salop.
ROGERS OF PENROSE,
EoGERS, John Jope, Esq. of Treassowe and
Penrose, Cornwall, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Helston
from 1859 to 1865, b. 16 Feb. 1816 ; m. 3 Sept.
1844, Maria, eldest dau. of William Hicliens, Esq.
of The Gi'ove, Camberwell, and has issue,
I. John Pevekell, Eoyal Artillery, b. 7 Nov. 1846.
II. Charles Fursilon (Rev.), M.A., b. 19 June, 1848.
ni. Reginald William Scott, R.N., 6. 20 March, 1851.
IV. Andrew Trevarthian, b. 10 March, 1853.
V. Robert Henry, 6. 21 Aug. 1855.
VI. Philip Powys, b. 9 June, 1857.
VII. Frederick Evelyn, b. 31 Dec. 1860.
VIII. Francis Basset, 6. 7 July, 1SC2.
IX. Walter, 6. 17 April, 1864.
I. Margaret Hichcns, m. 16 Nov. 1878, Henry Dyke Acland,
Esq.
ir. Mary Ellen Oltlfield, m. 11 Aug. 1874, John Cole, M.A.,
and has issue, Hugh Basil.
III. Maria Maude. iv. Catherine Elizabeth, d. 18G6.
iLillCitSC. — This family appears from documents at Pen-
rose to have been "of a very ancient ffaraily in Dorsetshire
descended," and to have settled in Cornwall early iu the 17th
century.
John Eocehs, of Truthwall, near Godolphin, b. before 1625,
d. 1690. His eldest son and heir,
John Rogers, Esq. of Treassowe, b. 1C3G ; d. 1725; held
several successive offices in the Stannaries, and was a Deputy
Vice-Admiral for South Cornwall, and a Capt. of militia. He
m. 1st, Thomasine, dau. of Hugh Bawden, of Guddern ; and
2ndly, Elizabetli Julian. His son and heir (by his 2nd wife),
^I John Rogers, Esq. of Treassowe, D.L., 6. 1C90; d. 1768; m.
1st, his cousin, Aurelia Bawden, dau. and heiress of Hugh
Bawden, of Guddern, by whom he had issue, i. John, d. young ;
II. Hdgh, his heir; iii. Thomas. He m. 2ndly, Catherine,
relict of Benjamin Rogers, of Penryn, dau. of William Rogers,
of Treveneage. The son and heir,
HcGH Rogers, Esq. of Treassowe, D.L., b. 1719; d. 1773.
He rii. 1746, Anne, dau. and heiress of James BLshop, of
Lower Trekynninge. In 1770 he served the office of Sheriff of
Cornwall. His son and heir,
John Rogers, Esq. of Treassowe and Penrose, J.P. .and D.L.,
M.P., b. 1750; d. 26 Feb. 1832. He to. 1776, Margaret, eldest
dau. of Francis Basset, Esq. of Tehidy, and sister of Francis,
Lord De Dunstanville, and by her, who d. 5 May, 1842, had
(with thirteen daus., of whom Margaret is deceased; Cecilia,
m. Thomas Hartley, Esq. of Roscrow, both deceased; and
Caroline, m. Rev. William Eawlings, both deceased; six sons,
John, his heir.
Hugh, M.A., Rectorof Camborne, b. 1780: m. 1815, Frances,
dau. of Rev. F. Jenkins, Vicar of St. Clements, and had
issue, 1 Francis, b. 1816; 2 Hugh St. Aubyn; 3 David, </.
1844; 4 Frederick John, d. 1844; 5 Hender, d. 1860;
6 Reginald Basset; 1 Frances Anne; 2 Cecilia Basset,
deceased; 3 Margaret Lucy, d. 1875; 4 Mary Sophia;
5 Ellinor.
Francis, b. 1789, an officer R.N., drowned at sea, 1811.
Reginald, b. 1790, a District Judge in India, d. 1855.
Frederick, Capt. R.N., b. 1794; d. 31 Dec. 1874; W.Char-
lotte Grenfell Eridgman, dau. and heir of Rev. Humphrey
Willyams, and had issue, Frederick Willyams, d. joung,
and Charlotte Mary Grenfell, d. 1842.
AVilliam, b. 1795, d. 1877, aged 82.
The eldest son and heir.
Rev. John Rogers, of Treassowe and Penrose, 3I.A., Canon
of Exeter Cathedral, and J. P., 6. 17 July, 1778; to. 1st,
7 June, 1814, Mary (rf. 1 1 March, 1827), dau. of Rev. John Jope,
Vicar of St. Clere; and 2ndly, 13 Dec. 1843, Grace, eldest dau.
of George Sydenham Fursdon, of Fursdon, Devon. She d.
Christmas Eve, 1861. He had issue by his Urst wife.
John Jope, his heir, now of Penrose and Treassowe.
William, M.A., Rector if Mawnan, to. 4 Oct. 1860, Anns,
2nd dau. of Ralph Bai i(fs, Esq. of Exeter, and has issue,
Ralph Baron.
Reginald, to. 5 April, 1853, Mary Frances, dau. of John
Thomas Nankivell, Esq. of Truro, and has issue, 1 Reginald
Nankivell; 2 Arthur; 3 Hugh Henry; 4 Frederick William
Charles ; 5 John ; 1 Augusta Mary ; 2 Charlotte Elizabeth ;
3 Agnes Denise; 4 Frances June ; 5 Cecilia Hart.
Saltren, M.A., Vicar of Gwennap, to. 15 Dec. 1856, Julia
Lucy, dau. of Rev. Horatio Mann, and has issue, 1 Gerard
Saltren ; 2 Horace Trevelyan ; 3 Henry Cornwallis ; 1 Julia
Beatrice ; 2 Constance Louisa Grace ; 3 Edith Mary ; 4 Alice
Trevelyan ; 5 Harriet Eleanor.
Henry, Commander R.N., to. 28 Aug. 1860, Jane Mary, dau.
of J. S. Enys Esq. of Enys, and has issue, 1 Enys Henry;
2 Charles Gilbert; 3 Ernest; 4 Claude Somerset; 5 Leo-
nard ; 6 Kenneth St. Aubyn ; 7 John Davies ; 1 Catherine
Mary.
Mary.
The Rev. John Rogers d. 12 June, If 36.
Arms — Arg., a chevron between three stags trippant sa-
Crest — A stag trippant sa.
Seats — Penrose, near Helston; Treassowe, near Penzance,
Cornwall.
ROGERS OF RAINSCOMBE.
EoGEES, Eev. Edward Henet, of Rainscombe,
eo. Wilts, M.A., b. 1827, appointed Vicar of Thames
Ditton 1860.
3LtIlCa(JC. — The family of Rosers were seated at Brian-
stone, Dorset, till the close of the 17th century. Of that line
was
Thomas Rogers, Esq., Serjeant-at-Law, temp. Edward IV.,
who settled at Bradford. He ra. 1st, one of the daus. anci
co-heirs of William Besyll, of Bradford, and by her had a son,
William, of whom presently. He m. 2ndly, a dau. of — Cour-
tcnay, of Powderham, and widow of Sir Thomas Pomeroy,
and by her had a son, George, of Luppit, Devon, whose son
Edward (Sir) was of Cannington. The son of the 1st marriage,
William Rogers, Esq. ra. Jane, dau. of John Horton, Esq.
of Ilford, and had (with a dau., Cecily, m. Robert Maten) two
sons, I. Anthony, m. Dorothy, dau. of John Ernie, of Etchil-
hampton, and had issue; and ii. Henkt, of whose line wo
treat. The latter,
Henry Rogers, Esq., was father of Henet Rogers, Esq, of
Heddington, m. Sarah, dau. of Thomas Hall, Esq. of Bradford,
and had a son, Robert Rogers, Esq. of Heddington, to. Anne,
dau. of John Seager, Esq. of Bromham, Wilts, and was s. by
his son, Henet Rogers, Esq. of Heddington, who, by Sarah
his wife, dau. of Francis Eyles, Esq. of South Broom, Wilts,
M.P. for Devizes, was father of
Rev. Henet Rogers, Rector of Heddington, m. Ellen, dau.
of Henry Pyke, Esq. of Rainscombe, and was s. by his son,
Robert Rogers (Rev.), of Rainscombe, Rector of Heddington,
m. Eliza, dau. of Thomas Smith, of Potterne, Wilts, and was
father of
Benjamin Rogers (Rev.), of Rainscombe, to. Elizabeth, dau.
of William Johnson, Esq. of Chippenham, and by her had
(with a dau., Amelia Eliza, and a son, William),
James Rogers (Rev.), D.D., of Rainscombe, m. 1788, Catha-
rine, youngest dau. and co-heir of Francis Newman, Esq. of
Cadbury House, Somerset, and by her (who d. 1832) had issue, ■
of whom 1
Francis James Newman Rogers, Esq. of Rainscombe, Q.C.,
Recorder of Exeter, b. 1791 ; to. 29 June, 1822, Julia Eleanors,
3rd dau. of William Walter Yea, Esq. of Pyrland Hall, Somerset,
and sister of Sir Walter Yea, Bart., and had issue,
Francis Newman.
Edward Henrt, now of Rainscombe.
Walter Lacy, M.A. of Balliol Coll. Oxford, BarristeratT.aw, i
J.P. Wilts, m. 25 Feb. 1868, Hermione Lucy, dau. of the '
late J. J. E. Hamilton, Esq., and sister of Sir Edward
Archibald Hamilton, Bart., and by her (who d. 8 Feb. 1869)
had a son, Francis Edward Newman, b. 26 Dec. 18''8. He
m. 2ndly, 1873, Sophia Mary Coore, only dau. of George
Paton, Esq. and by her has issue.
Eleanora Amelia, d. unm. 10 Dec. 1861. Gertrude Jane.
Mr. Rogers d. 19 July, 1851, and was s. by his son,
Francis Newman Rogers, Esq., J. P., of Rainscombe, 6. 6 Oct.
1826, (/. unm. 2 Sept. 1859, and was s. by his brother, the present
possessor.
Anr.t — Arg., a chevron between three stags sa. chained anfl
spotted or. Cyst — A stag sa. chained and spotted or. Jilollo—
Nil conscire sibi.
/£<a(— Rainscombe, near Marlborou£U.
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THE LANDED GENTRY
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ROGERS OF RIVER HILL.
EoGEES, John Thornton, Esq. of Kiver Hill,
Kent, J. P., formerly Capt. 33rd rcgt., b. 15 Jan.
1834 ; m. 17 July, 1862, Margaret, dau. of John
Bagwell, Esq., M.P. for Clonmel, and has issue,
I. Jonx MiDDLETON, 6. 24 Aug. 1864.
II. Arthur EJward, b. 18 July, 1871.
I. Frances Elizabeth. u. Margaret.
III. Lilla Agnes.
Mr. Eogers is son and heir of John Eogcvs,
Esq. of River Hill (who d. 12 Aug. 1867), by
Harriet his wife, dau. of John Thornton, Esq. of
Clapham, Suin-ey, and gi-andson of John Rogers,
Esq. of Upper Tooting, Surrey, J. P., by Elizabeth
his wife, dau. of John Wellford, Esq. of Blackheath.
He has four brothers and four sisters, Reginald
Wellford, Vicar of Cookham, Berks ; Henry Mid-
dleton, late Bengal Civil Service ; Arthur Parry,
late Capt. 68th regt. ; Walter Francis ; Gertrude
Elizabeth, m. F. Williams, Esq., who d. 10 Sept.
1876; Mary Selina, m. E. D. Dalby, Esq; Mar-
garet Alice ; and Harriet Jane.
/Sea i— Kiver Hill, Sevenoaks.
ROGERS OF YARLINGTOH.
Rogers, Thomas Englesbt, Esq. of Yarlington,
Somerset, J. P., b. 24, May, 1817, Barrister-at-Law,
Recorder of Wells, and Deputy Chairman of Somer-
set Quarter Sessions, M.A., and formerly Fellow of
Corpus Christi Coll. Oxford; m. 6 Aug. 1853,
Elizabeth Hannah, dau. and heir of John Stanger,
Esq. of Tydd St. Mary, co. Lincoln, and has issue,
I. Eliza Stanger. ii. Helen Woodd.
iLlllCatJC. — This family was originally of Bristol, and in
tho 16th century held a prominent place amongst the mer-
cliants of that city.
llicHARD Rogers, of the parish of St. Thomas, the first who
is mentioned in the grant of arms, d. 1587. He was father of
I. EicHABD, Sheriff of Bristol, 1595; d. 1599, leaving issue,
Jlatthew; and Eichakd, of whom presently.
II. Robert, 6. 1553 ; m. Eleanor, dau. and co-heiress of Daniel
Cooper, Esq. of Bath, Mavor of Bristol 1621, and d. 1633,
leaving (with two daus., Ellen, m. Richard Kodway, of
London; and Sarah, m. Henry Billingsley, Esq.) one son.
Sir Richard Rogers, of Bristol, and of Eastwood, co.
Gloucester, 6. 1594, Sheriff of co. Gloucester 1623 ; he d.
1635, leaving issue, by Mary his wife, youngest dau. of
Sir Henry Marten, Judge of the Prerogative Court, and
si'ter of the celebrated Republican and Regicide, Col.
Henry Marten, two daus.,
1 Mary, who inherited Eastwood, m. Sir Richard Ash-
ficld, Bart., Sheriff of co. Gloucester 1668.
2 Elizabeth (6. posthumous), m. Edmund Denton, Esq.
of HiUesden, Bucks.
It was at the house of Lady Rogers that Col. Nathaniel
Fiennes had his head quarters, when holding Bristol for
the Long Parliament,
lu. Nicholas.
I. Rachel.
riie last-named Richard was father of
John Rogers, of Chaxhill, Westbury-on-Severn, who d. 1690,
'caving two sons, Nicholas, of Westbury-on-Severn, d. 1699,
leaving issue; and
Thomas Rogers, Esq. of All Saints, AVorcester, who d. 1721,
laving had issue, by Eliza his wife,
Thomas, his heir,
liichard, d. 1706, an infant.
Ann, m. Thomas Wood, Esq. of St. Helen's, Worcester, 7th
son of Basil Wood, Esq. of Shinewood, Mayor of Worcester,
1715-6.
The eldest son,
Thomas Rogers, Esq. of Ecsford Court, en. Worcester, b.
'> '^cpt. 1704; Jit. 10 April, 1725, Mary, dau. of Capt. Englesby,
jf L'pton-on-Severn, and had issue by her, bpsides daus., one
:on, John, his heir. Mr. Eogers d. April, 1773, and was s. by
lis only son,
John Eogers, Esq., High Sheriff of Somerset, 1804, h.
'4 April, 1743 ; rn. 10 Nov. 1774, Anne Eeynolds, dau. and sole
leiress of Pickering Robinson, Esq. of Eawcliffe, co. Vork,
uiU eventually lieiress to her great-uncle, Samuel Lloyd, Esq.
of Friday TTill, ChincCortl, Essex, and by her (who d. 24 April,
1846, aged 91) had issue,
Thomas, d. an infant. FRANris, his heir.
George, ';. 2 Aug. 1790; d.unm. 13 Nov. 1862.
Robert Green, b. 6 Nov. 1800, Rector of Yarlington; m. 1st,
21 Feb. 1834, Mary Theodora, eldest dau. of Rev. John
Johnson, LL.D., Rector of Yaxham-cum-Welboume, Nor-
folk, the intimate friend and kinsman of the poet Cowper,
who rf. in his house at East Dereham, 25 April, IbOO; by
this lady (who d. 6 May, 1836; he had no issue. He m.
2nclly, 30 Dec. 1841, Lucy, 3rd dau. of Rev. Charles Pyne
Coffin, of East Down, Devon, by whom (who d. 1^46) he had
a son, Arthur Johnson, and a dau., Lucy Philippa Maiy.
He m. 3rdly, Elizabeth Harbin, 2nd dau. of Wyndham
Goodden, Esq. of Over Compton, Dorset, by whom he has a
dau., Louisa.
Mr. Eogers purchased the Manor of Yarlington 1782, and d.
28 Feb. 1821. He is 2nd son,
Francis Rogers, Esq. of Yarlington, 6. 13 Aug. 1784; m.
6 July, 1815, Catherine Elizabetli, eldest dau. of Benjamin
Bickley, Esq. of Bristol, and of Etlingshall Lodge, co. Stafford,
and has issue,
Thomas Ekolesbt, now of Yarlington.
John Francis, of The Lawn, Swanin;;ton, Norfolk, formerly
an Assistant Commissary-Gen. to Her Majesty's Forces, b.
22 Aug. 1826; m. 30 Oct. 1862, Marianne, dau. and co-heir
of Robert Wad.sworth Bartell, Esq. of Swannington Lawn,
Norfolk, by whom (who d. 14 Feb. 1869) he has issue,
Lionel Wadsworth, 6. 23 April, 1866, deceased; John
Englesby, 6.4 Feb. 1860, deceased; and Gertrude Mary.
He m. 2ndly, Maria Holmes, eldest dau. of the Hon. John
Y'oung, of Montreal, and has issue, Basil Englesby, Gerard,
and daus.
Benjamin Bickley, of Lincoln's Inn, F.arrister-at-Law, M.A.,
and late Fellow of Wadham Coll. Oxford, b. 11 Dec. 18'28;
m. 3 Sept. 1861, Ellen Susanna, 4th dau. of Robert Herring,
Esq. of Cromer, and has issue, Francis Eobert Bickley, b.
1869; Eichard Bickley ; and three daus.
Catharine Anne Bickley, d. I Jan. 1874.
Caroline Anna, d. unm. 3 March, 1861.
Marianne Eobinson. Ellen Sarah.
Anna Latty, m. 25 March, 1848, Eev. John Jaques Wedge,
M.A., of Hampton in Arden, co. Warwick, and d. 22 May,
1850, leaving issue two sons.
Mr. Eogers d. 5 April, 1863.
Arms — Arg., three stags trippant sa. attired or, a chief az.
Crest — A stag's head couped sa. attired or, in the mouth an
acorn or, stalked and leaved vert. Motto — Justum perlicito
nihil timeto.
Scat — Yarlington House, near Wincanton, Somerset.
ROGERSON OF GILLESBIE.
EoGERSON, James Alexander, Esq. of Gillesbie,
CO. Dumfries, formerly Ensign 61st regt., b. 1840 ;
m. 1862, Christina, dau. of Duncan Stewart, and
has issue. Mr. Rogerson is 2nd surviving son of
the late William Rogerson, Esq. of Wamphray, who
d. 1869, by Agues, dau. of the late James French,
Esq.
.Sefi— Gillesbie, Lockerbie, N.B. CZi;5s— New; Edinburgh;
and Conservative.
ROKEBY OF ARTHINGWORTH.
RoKEBT, The Rev. Heney Ralph, of Arthing-
worth Manor House, co. Northampton, Rector of
Arthingworth, and Lord of the Manor, J.P. co.
Northampton, b. 2 June, 1831 ; m. 7 Feb. 1861,
Mary Jane, dau. of T. B. Beale, Esq. of BretLeuhain
Park, Suffolk, and has issue,
I. Henry Langham, 6. 26 Nov. 1S61.
II. Ralph Thomas, 6. 28 June, 1863.
III. Arthur Willoughby, b. 7 June, 1866.
t. Caroline Mary.
jLinCagC. — a celebrity has been given to the romantic
beauties of " Rokeby " by Sir Walter Scott. Few persons visit
the neighbourhood without observing with what extreme
accuracy of observation and felicity of expression the Bard has
described the passage : —
" A stern and lone, yet lovely road
As e'er the foot of Minstrel strode ; "
Or view " Egliston's grey ruins," or " Rokeby's turrets high,"
without feeling that the charm of poetry is thrown over them.
At the period of the Conquest, all the territory abutting on
the Tees, at the southern bonier, was gian'.eJ to Alan, l^arl
1372
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THE" LANDED GENTRY.
EOL
of Bretnjrne, and formed liis English earldom of Eichmond.
These broad lands were partitioned among the junior members
of his family and his followers, and, in the distribution,
Eokeby became part of the possessions of the FitzAlans, u
Korthern Baronial House, whose chief seat was at Bedale.
But their interest at Eokeby was scarcely more than nomin.il,
for beneath them was a subinfeudation in favour of a family
■which, residing on the lands of Eokeby, was usually described
as " de Eokeby," and eventually assumed that name as a
personal appellation.
Tradition asserts that the Eokebys were seated on the
lands from which they derived their name in Saxon times,
but the family first appeared prominent in public affairs in
the person of Thomas de Eokeby, whose rise in Eoyal favour
is circumstantially related by Froissart. In the I4th century,
lived the gallant Sie Thomas Eokeby, who took so distinguished
a part in the Battle of Neville's Cross, and became afterwards
Lord Justice of Ireland, in which country, in two centuries
after, William Eokeby was Lord Chancellor and Archbishop
of Dublin. The eldest branch of the family resided at Eokeby
and Mortham. Its chief, temp. Henry VII., was
Sir Thomas Eokeby, who had three sons ; the two younger
were the ancestors of families of the name, resident at Marske
and Staninford. The eldest son,
Ealph Eokeby, Esq. of Mortham, in. Margaret, eldest dau.
and co-heir of Eobert Danby, Esq. of YaUorth, and was s. by
his eldest son,
Thomas Eokeby, Esq. of Mortham, m. a dau. of Eobert Con-
stable, of Cliff, CO. York, and had, with a dau., m. Wycliffe, of
AVycliffe, four sons, i. Christopher, of Mortham ; ii. Ealph,
Master of St. Katherine's, and one of the Masters of Bequests
to Queen Elizabeth; hi. Thomas, of whose line we have to
treat; iv. Anthony. The 3rd son,
Thomas Eokeby, Esq., m. Katherine Leigh, and had issue,
William, his heir; Ealph; Elizabeth, m. Eichard Vincent,
of Frisby; and Susan, m. William Cartwright, of Normandy.
The elder son,
William Eokeby, Esq. of Hotham, co. York, aged 28 in
1584, m. Dorothy, dau. of William Eokeby, E.sq. of Skiers, and
had four sons and one dau., i. William, of Skiers, created a
Bart. 29 Jan. 1660-1 ; his issue is extinct, ii. Alexander,
who m. Susan, dau. of Grevase Bosville, Esq. of Edlington,
and had issue ; iii. Thomas, of whom presently ; iv. Philip,
■who m. Jane, dau. of William Godfrey, Esq., and had issue ;
and I. Mary, j/t. Christopher Legard, Esq. of Anlaby. The
3rd son,
Thomas Eokeby, Esq. of Barnby, in. Elizabeth, sister of Sir
William Bury, Knt. of Grantham, co. Lincoln, and had, with
six daus., five sons, namely,
AVilliam, of Ackworth Park.
Thomas (Sir), Knt., a Judge of the Court of King's Bench.
John, d. s. p. Joseph.
Benjamin, of whose line we have to treat.
Thomas Eokeby, of Barnby, was slain at Dunbar, 1650. His
6th son,
Benjamin Eokeby, Esq., in. Eebecca, only dau. and heir of
Thomas Langham, Esq. of Arthingworth, co. Northampton,
and had an only son,
Langham Eokeby, Esq. of Arthingworth, in. Catherine, dau.
of Major Morgan, and was s. by his uon,
Thomas Eokeby, Esq. of Arthingworth, m. 1745, Elizabeth,
only dau. and heir of Col. John Scott, of Galashiels, N.B., and
d. 8 Sept. 1796, having had a dau., Catherine, wife of Joseph
Jekyll, Esq. of Bath, and an only son,
Eev. Langham Eokeby, of Arthingworth, m. Sept. 1780,
Maria Isabella, only dau. of Somerset Davies, Esq. of Wigmore
Hall, CO. Hereford, and by her (who d. 31 Dec. 1810) had issue,
Langham, of Arthingworth, J. P. and D.L., Licut.-Col. North-
amptonshire Militia, d. unm. 6 July, 1844.
Henry Ealph, of Arthingworth. .
Anna Maria Isabella, d. 10 March, 1818.
Charlotte Jane, d. April, 1803.
Mr. Eokeby d. 16 Dec. 1826, and was s. by his eldest son,
Langham, who d. unm. 1844, and was s. by his next brother,
Eev. Henry Ealph Eokeby, of Arthingworth, formerly
Comm. R.N., afterwards Rector of Arthingworth, and Lord of
the Manor, i. 8 April, 1788; in. 1st, 26 July, 1827, Caroline,
dau. of Eev. George Boullon, Eector of Oxendcn, and by her
had issue,
I. Henry Ralph, now of Arthingworth.
I. Isabella Caroline, m. 2 May, 1855, Rev. G. F. Pearson.
II. Anna Maria.
He in. 2ndly, 6 .Sept. 1837, Harriet, dau. of Joseph Wallcy,
Esq., and had by her,
n. Lan.Tham, Capt. Eoyal Marines, F.E.G.S., h. 18 March,
1839 ; d. at Cairo, 22 Feb. 1873.
III. Willoughby Charles, in the Admiralty, h. 25 May, 1841.
III. Charlotte Matilda.
Eev. Henry Eokeby d. 20 Aug. 1870.
Arms — Arg., a chevron sa. between three rooks ppr. Cre&t^
A rook ppr.
/Sc«i— Arthingworth Manor IIouBe, Northampton.
KOLFE OF HEACHAlVr.
Neville -EoLFE, Eustace, Esq. of Hrncliam
Hill, Norfolk, J.P. for Norfolk, b. 8 Aug. 1845 ;
m. 2 Oct. 1867, Emily Auber Frances, dau. of E.
Thornhill, Esq., and has Amy, and two other daua.
ILtlTragC. — It appears by old documents that the Eolfea
had possessions at Heacham, in the beginning of the sixteenth
century. In 1560, Eustachius Eolfe -m. at Heacham Church,
Joanna Jenner, and 1593, he d., leaving a son, b. at Heacham
1562, who vu. 1582, Dorothea Mason, and d. 1594. The last
direct male representative,
Edmund Eolfe, Esq. of Heacham (only son of Edmund Eolfe,
Esq. of Heacham, High Sheriff of Norfolk, 1769, by Dorothy
his wife, dau. of William Folkes, Esq. of Hillington Hall),
d. s. p. 17 Dec. 1836, leaving his estates to the
Eev. Strickland Charles Edward Neville, A.M., Vicar of
Heacham, eldest son of the late Lieut.-Gen. Charles Neville,
E.A., by Anne Colden his wife, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Gen.
Williamson); he assumed in consequence by royal license,
bearing date 1 March, 1837, the surname and arms of Eolfe.
Mr. Neville Eolfe, b. 31 Dec. 1789; in. 22 Sept. 1814, Agnes,
only dau. of Henry Fawcett, Esq., M.P. for Carhsle, and by
her (who rf. 17 Dec. 1831) he had issue,
Charles Fawcett, late of Heacham Hall.
Henry Fawcett, Lieut. E.N., b. 17 Jan, 1817; d. atWoosang,
China, 3 Oct. 1842.
Edward Fawcett (Eev.), 6. 20 May, 1821; m. 5 Aug. 184.5,
Melosine Sophia Maria, eldest dau. of Rev. M. Barnard,
Vicar of Great Amwell, Herts, and has a dau., Agnes
Everilda.
Arthur Fawcett, b. 29 Nov. 1822; in. 16 Jan. 1851, Sarah
Frances Crowder Bishop, and has a dan., Eudora Phabc.
John James Fawcett, 6. 24 March, 1826.
Helen.
Mary Anne Frances, to. Eev. Eobert Couper Black, M.A.
Agnes Caroline, 711. 1854, Lieut. James Sauniarez Brock, 17th
Madras Native Infantry ; d. 16 Oct. 1867, leaving a dau.
Elizabeth Anne, m. 6 Jan. 1858, Rev. N. I. Raver.
Mr. Neville-Eolfem.2ndly, 5 Jan. 1833, Dorothy, widow of Rev.
T. T. Thomason, Chaplain H.E.I.C. He d. 25 Dec. 185'2, and
was s. by his eldest son,
Charles Fawcett Neville Eolfe, Esq. of Heacham Hall,
J. P., b. 23 Aug. 1815; m. 1st, 18 May, 1841, Martha Holt,
eldest dau. of William Chapman, Esq. of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
and by her (who d. at Naples, 23 Jan. 1861) had issue,
I. Edmund, b. 10 July, 1842; d. 31 March, 1843.
II. Eustace, now of Ileacham Hall.
III. Ernest, b. 11 Aug. 1847, Lieut. R.N.
IV. Charles William, b. 6 July, 1851.
V. Herbert, b. 10 June, 1854. vi. Alfred, 6. 28 Feb. 1807.
VII. Arthur, b. 3 Dec. 1868.
I. Dorothy Mary, m. 20 Aug. 18G8, Henry Cockburn Stewarti»
Esq.
II. Harriet Jane. iii. Margaret Eebecca.
He in. 2ndly, 23 April, 1868, Maria Bolton, 2nd dau. of Eev.
M. Barnard, Vicar of Great Amwell, Herts, and d. 1869, and
was 8. by his eldest surviving son.
Arms of Neville and Eolfe borne qunvtorly ; Kevtli.e : gu.,
five fusils conjoined in fess or, each charged with an ermine
spot within a bordure nebuly arg. ; Eolfe : gyrony of eight or
and az. on a chief sa. three annulets or. Cmxts — Neville : A
mount vert thereon issuant out of a crescent gu. a ruse arg.
slipped vert: Eolfe : A lion's head erased arg. ficLty gu.
ilol-Co — Crcsco crescendo.
Seal — Heacham Hall, Lynn Regis, Norfolk.
EOLLESTON OP WATNALL.
EoLLESTON, Lancelot, Esq. of Watnall, Hall,
Notts, and Toynton, co. Lincoln, b. 1847, s. 1862,
educated at Ch. Ch. Oxford.
Hturagf.— The Eollestons, of Lea, co. Derby, derived
their descent from the ancient House of Eolleston, of Rolleston,
CO. Stafford, through a younger son of Sir Ralph Rolle.ston, of
Eolleston, who settled at Lea about the time of Edwasd II.
KOL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EOL
1373
Ealt>h Eolleston (2nd son of James Rolleston,* Esq. of
Lea, CO. Derby, by Anne his wife, dau. of Jolin Babington,
Esq. of Dethiok, co. Derby), m. temp. Queen Elizabetci, Mar-
garet, elder dau. and co-heiress of Sir Richard Binffhatn, of
Watnall Chaworth, co. Nottingham, by Anne his wife, .sister
and co-heiress of Sir Nicliolas Strelley, of Linby, co. Nottinp-
ham, and thus acquired the Manor of Watnall Chaworth, which
has ever since continued to be the seat and property of the Rol-
leston family. FromthisKalphRollest-on was lineally descended,
Edward Roli.eston, of Toynton, co. Lincoln, son of Philip
EoUeston (younger son of Thomas, of Watnall, and grandson
of Ralph), by Franccsca Pierrepont his wife, dau. of Robert,
Earl of Kingston. Edward $. his cousin, Lancelot, who d. s.fi.
1685, and brought the Toynton estate into theWatnall branch
of the family. His son,
Christopher Rolleston, Esq. of Watnall, m. Hannah, dau.
of Suniuei Holden, Esq. of Aston, co. Derby (which lady d.
29 April, 1725), and d. 21 March, 1736, leaving, with other
issue, two sons, Lancelot, and John. The elder,
LancEoOT Rolleston, Esq., of Watnall, High Sheriff co.
Nottingham 1743, in. (as his 2nd wife) Rosamond, dau. and co-
heiress 01 Daniel Greenwood, M.D., of Northampton, but
d. s. p. 27 April, 1751, and was s. by his brother.
Rev. John Rolleston, of Watnall, who was for upwards of
forty years Rector of Aston, co. Derby, m. Dorothy, youngest
dau. of Sir Robert Burdett, of Foremark, co. Derby (who sur-
vived her husband, and d. 30 Oct. 1794), and d. 30 June, 1770,
having had issue, with three other sons and a dau., Dorothy,
i/i. Rev. William Chambers, D.D., Rector of Achester, co. North-
ampton, two sons, Lancelot and Christopher, of whom,
Lancelot Rolleston, Esq. of Watnall, was High Sheriff
1781, and d.. unm. 25 April, 1802, when the family estates
devolved upon his brother,
Christopher Rolleston, Esq. of Watnall, High Sheriff 1805,
n. Anne, dau. of Captain Nicholas R.N., by whom (who d.
14 Feb. 1809), he had three sons and two daus.,
1. Lancelot, of whom presently.
u. Christopher, d. unm. 20 Oct. 1840.
III. John (Rev.), Vicar of Burton-Joyce, with Bulcote and
Shelford, co. Nottingham, who d. 17 Nov. 1862. He m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Philip Smelt (who d. 9 April, 1861),
and by her he had several children. His son, Christoiiher,
tn. 1854, Catherine, dau. of William Leslie, Esq. of Warthill,
CO. Aberdeen, and has issue.
I. Dorothy, m. Rev. William Tiffin, Rector of Mattersea, co.
Nottingham.
Anne, d. unm. 16 Feb. 1813.
Mr. Rolleston rf. 3 April, 1S07, and was s. hy his eldPSt stn,
Lancelot Rolleston, Esq. of Watnall, Col. of tlie Royal
Sherwood Foresters, of co. Nottingham regt. of Militia. M.P.
CO. Nottingham, b. 20 July, 1785; m. 17 Nov. ISOS, Caroline,
only dau. of Sir George Chetwynd, Bart, of Grendon Hall, co.
Warwick, and by her (who d. 10 March, 1844) had issue,
Lancelot, d. March, 1826.
Caroline Jane, m. 1st, J. Hancox, Lieut.-Col. 7th Dragoon
Guards; and 2ndly, 1849, Sir Richard Levinge, Bart., M.P.,
of Knockdrin Castle, co. Westmeath; and d. 5 May, 1S58.
Louisa Maria, m. — Berens, Esq.
Charlotte Frances Anne, m. 1st, Edward Heneage, Esq., late
M.P. for Grimsby ; and 2ndly, H. Bromley, Esq.
He m. 2ndly, Miss Eraser, dau. of Robert Fraser, Esq. of Tor-
breck, and had issue by her,
Lancelot, now of Watnall.
Robert Sidney, Lieut. R.N., 6. 1849.
Henry Edward, b. 1851.
Eleanor Anne, b. 1853; m. 15 Nov. 1878, John Robert Tcn-
nant, Esq., eldest son of Robert Tennant, Esq., M.P., of
Seacroft Lodge, co. York, and Rose Hall, Sutherland.
Mr. RoUeston d. May, 1862.
Arms — Arg., a cinqnefoil az. on a chief gu. a lion pa.<^sant
guardant or, a crescent for difference : quartering, Winffield,
Bingham, Charnells, Wollaton, Strelley, <fcc. Civsf — An
eagle's head erased ppr. Motto — Ainsi et peut estre meilleur.
Heats, — Watnall Hall, near Nottingham; and Toynton, co.
Lincoln.
* The grandson of James Rolleston, of Lea, was Francis
Rolleston, who married Mary, dau. of Sir John Vernon, of
Harleston, and died 1587. He is mentioned in Morris' "Gun-
powder Plot " in the following terms : —
" Not long alter the Queen's imprisonment in England, there
were three, two knights and one gentleman, that intended her
deliverance Sir Thomas Stanley Sir Thomas
Gerard the third one was one Mr. Rowlston, an
Esquire of good worth in the same country, and a very devout
Catholic man, and a stout gentleman. The meane.-it of which
three had a son, being then a pensioner in the Court, who
betrayed the whole matter, and caused them all to be clapt in
the Tower, where they were kept a long time in strait prison,
and Mr. Rowlston was condemned to die, against whom they
were able, it is likely, to prove more particulars of the secret
(by his son's means) than against the others."
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ROLLESTON OP FFRANKFOET CASTLE.
EoLLESTON, Charles Ffranck, Esq. of ffranck-
fovt Castle, King's Co., Hon. Major King's Co.
Militia Eifles, b. 1833 ; m. Mary Dorothea, dau. of
John Hutchinson, Esq. of Killtorkan, co. Kilkenny,
and has issue,
I. James Henrt ffbasck.
II. Charles John ffranck.
III. Allured ffranck.
ILl'lTCajC. — William Rolleston, Esq. of Rolleston, co.
Stafford, d. 1593, leaving issue, five sons and three daus.,
I. Gilbert, d. 1618 ; m. Jane, dau. of R. Sneyd, Esq. of Keele,
and had issue, Walter, d. s. p. 1614, aged I'O; Grace, d. s.p.
II. William, d. 1653; «i. Mary, dau. of William Whatton,
Esq. of Newtown Linford, co. Leicester; had issue,
1 William, of Rolleston, Col., d.s.p. 1672; mortgaged the
estate of Rolleston to Sir Oswald Mosely. .■-''"P^<~
2 Simon, had two daus. •<'"%> ; ., i/'j
III. Richard (Rev.), d. 1636, having had issue," j
1 Henry, d. s. p. , ■^'
2 Edward, muidered by the rebels K>41J
3 Richard, had one son, John, an infant.
4 Ralph, murdered by the rebels 1641 ; ■ •
5 Thomas, murdered by the rebels 1641* ;~
6 John, murdered by the rebels 1641. ' ,'■ j
1 Susanna, m. Richard Cochrane, d. s. ^ji'lQTS.
IV. John, rf. s. jj. 1630. X"-' . , _,.\
V. Arthur, of whom hereafter.
I. Grace, m. R. Ainsworth.
II. Jane, m. J. Pershall.
III. Elizabeth, m. R. Rolleston,
The above Rev. Richard, John, and Arthur Rolleston, went
to Ireland, a.d. 1610, having received from James I., by
patent dated at Westminster, 10 May, 1610, a large grant of
land in the co. Armagh, in the barony of Onelan, the manor of
Teemore, containing eight and a-half townlands, with a
proviso that Richard Rolleston should not sell or let any por-
tion of the grant to any Irishman or other person who did
not take the Oath of Supremacy before the Lord Chancellor.
Richard, and his brothers, in the new year 1018, let all these
premises to Sir Francis Annesley, afterwards Lord Baron of
Mountnorris, and to Sir John Bourcher and others who had
not taken the Oath of Supremacy according to the proviso.
Upon an inquisition being held, Lord Mountnorris took pos-
session of the property.
In the year 1637, Thomas, Earl of Strafford, Lord Deputy
of Ireland attempted to reinstate the heirs of Richaid
Rolleston, and this matter was made the si.^th article of im-
peachment against him. The youngest son,
Arthur Rolleston, had issue, by Eleanor his wife,
I. Francis, of whom hereafter. ii. Arthur.
in. Richard, who had a dau., Mary, 711. John Rolleston.
The eldest son,
Francis Rolleston, Esq. of Tomlough, co. Tipperary, Col.
in the army of JA^rEs II., and Governor of Ivingsale, co. Cork,
m. Eleanor, sister of Sir Stephen Fox, and had issue,
I. Arthur, his successor.
II. Francis, Capt. in the army.
I. A dau. m. Henry Humphreys, Esq.
II. Katherine. in. Susannah. iv. !\'arr.
Col. Rolleston made his will 13 June, 1691, and was s. by
his son,
Arthur Rolleston, Esq. of Tomlough, Capt., Coldstream
Guards, 12 July, 1691, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Gen. Michael
Merritt, of Finnoe, co. Tipperary, and had issue,
I. Francis, his heir.
II. Michael, d. s. p.
III. Stephen (Rev.), of Bridepark, co. Cork, Rector of Knock-
morne, m. Eleanor Parr; i^. 1780, having had issue,
1 Stephen. 2 James.
1 Eleanor, m. her cousin, James Rolleston, Esq. of Frank-
ford. 2 Frances, m. Mr. Kilvington.
3 Harriett. 4 Elizabeth.
5 Dorothea. 6 Katharine.
I. Elizabeth, m. Walsh, of Walsh Park, King's Co.
II. Susan, d. s. p.
III. Christian, d. s. p.
IV. Margaret, m. D. Rogers, Esq. of Liskimland, co. Tip-
perary.
V. Eleanor, m, Capt. James ffranck, of ffrankiort Castle.
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Mr. EoUeston d. 1720, and was s. by his eldest son,
Francis RoLLESTON, Esq. of (Tranckfort, flhasCoologne.Town
Mr.jov of Guhvay, and Capt. of Militia Dragoons, b. 1700; in.
1740, Frances Everingliam, tlie adopted dau. and heiress of
Cajit. James ffranckfort, of CooloKne or ftranlifort, and tlius
Bcfjiiiired tliat estate. By licr he had issue,
I. James Ffbanck, his heir,
IT. Artliur, ((. s. ».
I. Frances, d. unin,
Mr. Eollcston d. 1779, and was s. hy his eldest son,
James Ffkanck Rolleston, Esq. of ffranckfort Cnstle, Col.
of Volunteer Yeomen, 1782, b. 1742; m. his first cousin, Ellen,
tlau. of the Rev. Stephen Rolleston, of Bridepark, and by her
had a dau., Frances, who d. an infant. He m. 2ndly, 17GG,
Jane, dau. of Charles Bagge, Esq. of Lismorc, co. Waterford,
and has issue,
I. James Fbanck, his heir.
II. Charles, of Silver Hills, Kind's Co., h. 6 March, 17G8;
m. 13 Jan. 1806, Helena Maria, dau. of Richard Maunsell,
Esq. of Quinsboro', co. Limerick, 2nd son of Richard Maun-
,scll, Esq., of Kallywilliam, in said co. ; and d. 23 Oct. 1820,
having had issue,
1 James Franck, heir to his uncle.
2 Charles, Q.C., County Court Judge, co. Tipperary, b. 2
Nov. 1807; m. 22 Oct. 1836, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Kiglit Hon. John Richards, Baron of H.M.'s Court of
Exchequer in Ireland, and has issue, Charles John, late
74th regt.; Henry Hugh Barry; William Thomas; and
Katherine Elizabeth, vi. Henry Truell, Esq. of Clonman-
non, CO. W'icklow.
3 Arthur William, 6. f> June, 1814, formerly Comptroller
of H.M.'s Customs, Sydney, m. 185J, Elizabeth, dau. of
John O'Connor, Esq.
4 Stephen Robert, b. 29 July, 1815.
fi Richard, h. 1811 ; d. s. p. 1826.
1 Relxeca Elizabeth.
2 Helena Jane, vi. Thomas W^oods, Esq., M.D., of Par-
sonstown. Queen's Co.; and d. IsGO, leaving issue.
III. Arthur (Rev.), b. 21 May, 17C9; in. Feb. 1802, Lucy,
dau. of Col. Wcmyss, of Danesfort, co. Kilkenny; and
d. s.p. 18-50.
I. Susan, m. 1793, William Curtis, Esq. of Annaghmorc,
King's Co. ; and (/. 1810.
II. Jane, d. unvi. 1847.
Col. Rolleston d. 20 Oct. 1800, and was .9. by his eldest son,
James Ffbanck Rolleston, Esq. of ffranckfort Castle,
Major, King's Co. Militia, h. 16 April, 1767; m. 2i May, 1806,
Dorothea, eldest dau. of William Minhin, Esq. of Greenhills,
but d. s. p. 5 April, 1825, when he was s. by his nephew,
James Ffkanck Rolleston, Esq. of ffranckfort Castle, J. P.
and D.L., High Sheriff 1831, b. 11 Oct. 1806; m. 28 May,
1829, Georgiana Elizabeth, dau. of John Bland, Esq. of
Blandsfort, Queen's Co., and had issue,
I. Charles Fbanck, his heir.
II. James ffranck, formerly 50th Queen's Own rest.
III. Loftus John, formerly Roj'al Sherwood Foresters.
I. Elizabeth Sarah, to. Rev. Knox Homan, Rector of Bal-
teagh, Londonderry.
II. Georgiana Katherine, to. 1864, Edmund Whitney
Fetherstonhaugh Whitney, Esq. of New Pass, co. West-
meath, 2nd son of Bev. Sir Thomas Fetherstonhaugh, 4th
Bart, of Ardagh.
III. Caroline Rebecca, to. Theobald Richard Wolfe, Esq. of
Rocktord, co. Tipperary.
Arms — Arg., a cinquefoil az. on a chief gu. a lion passant
guardant or. Crest — An eagle's head erased ppr. Motto —
Ainsi et meillcur pout ce ctrc.
iSeai— tl'iatii-kfort Castle, Roscrea, King's Co.
ROLLS OF THE HENDRE.
EoiLS, John Allan, Esq. of The Hendre, co.
Monmouth, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1875, was
Capt. Koyal Gloucestersliire Hussars, b. 19 Feb.
1S37 ; m. 20 Oct. 1868, Georgiana Marcia, dau, of
Sir Charles Maclean, Bart., and has,
I. John Maclean, 6. 25 April, 1870.
II. Henry Allen, b. 5 Aug. 1871.
III. Charles Stewart, 6. 27 Aug. 1877.
I. Eleanor Georgiana.
ItiurajC. — John Rolls, Esq. of The Grange, Surrey,
J. P., High Sheriff co. Monmouth 1794, b. 1735; to. 21 Oct.
1767, Sarah, 2nd dau. of Thomas Coysh, Esq. of Caraberwell,
niece and heiress of Henry Allen, Esq., who was b. 1691,
and by her (who (Z. 7 Sept. 1801) had issue. He d. 8 Sept.
1801, and was a. by his only surviving son,
John Rolls, Esq. of Bryanston Square, London, of The
Grange, Surrey, and of The Hendre, co. Monmouth, J. P.,
h. 20 Oct. 1776; to. 27 Jan. 1803, Martha, only dau. and
heiress of Jacob Barnett, Esq., and by her had issue,
John Etuebington Welch, of the Hendre, of whom pre-
sently.
Alexander, of Croft-y-Bwla, co. Monmouth, J. P. and D.L.,
b. 18 July, 1818, formerly of the 4th rcgt. of Irish Dragoon
Guards, to. 18 May, 1839, Kate, 3rd dau. of the late Ambrose
Steward, Esq. of Stoke Park, Suffolk. She d. 1876.
Martha Sarah, m. 1 Aug. 1840, Major Macready, late 30th
regt. ; he d. 1848.
Jessy, in. 24 June, 1833, George Simon Harcourt, Esq., M.P.
of Ankerwyche House, Bucks, and has issue {see Habcoort
of Anlc( rioijc^ie) ; d. in Paris 1842.
Louisa Elizabeth, ni. 12 July, 1830, John Francis, eldest son
of William Vaughan, Esq. of Courttield, co. Monmouili; d.
1853.
Mr. Rolls d. 31 Jan. 1837, and was s. by his son,
John Etherington Wflch Rolls, Esq. of The Hendre,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1842, 0. 4 May, 1807; in. 26 Feb.
1833, Elizabeth Mary, 3rd dau. of Walter Long, Esq. of
Prcshaw House, Hants, by the Lady Mary his wife, eldest dau.
of the late Earl of Northesk, and had issue,
John Allan, now of the Hendre.
Elizabeth Harcourt, to. 19 Jan. 1800, Frank Johnstone
Mitchcl, Esq. of Llanfreckfa Grange, co. Monmouth, eldest;
son of Francis Henry Mitchell, Esq. of 12, Upper Wimpole
Street, London, and has issue.
Patty, in. 25 June, 1857, Rev. John Taylor Hirding, of
Pcntwyn, co. Monmouth, eldest son of the late John
Harding, Esq. of Henbury, Somerset, and has issue.
Mary Octavia, to. 20 Jan. 1876, George Griffin Tyler (now
Griffin), of Newton Court, co. Monmouth, eldest son of the
late Rev. J. Endell Tyler, Rector of St. Giles'-ia-the-Fields,
and Canon of St. Pauls, and has issue.
Anne Katherine, m. 24 Jan. 1861, Cornwallis Wykeham
Martin, Lieut. R.N., 3rd son of Charles Wykeiiam Martin,
Esq. of Leeds Castle, Kent, and has issue.
Georgina Emily, m. Oct. 1866, Thomas William Chester
Master, M.P., eldest son of T. W. C. Master, Esq. of the
Abbey, Cirencester, and Knole Park, Almondsbury, and
has issue.
Ellen, TO. Nov. 1865, Rev. Richard Shard Gubbins, eldest son
of the late Lieut.-Col. Gubbins, C.B., and has issue.
He d. 27 May, 1870.
Arms — Or, on a fess dancettee with plain cottises between
three billets sa., each charged with a lion rampant of the field
as many bezants. Crest — Out of a wreath of oak a dexter cubit
arm vested or, cuff sa., the arm charged with a fess dancettee
double cottised of the 2nd, charged with three bezants, in the
hand ppr. a roll of parchment arg. Motto — Celeritas et
Veritas.
Seat — The Hendre, near Monmouth. Town S.i&idcnce —
South Lodge, Rutland Gate, S.W. j^
ROOKE OP IFOED MANOR.
EooKE, William Wallace, Esq. of Iford
Manor, co. Wilts, J.P., h. 1816 ; m. 15 Sept. 1842,
Julia Humphreys, eldest dau. of Charles Rooke,
Esq. of Westwood House, Essex, and has, with other
issue,
William, b. 1840.
ILtJTCnrjC. — This family is descended from Thomas Rooke,
Gent, of Kelsick, co. Cumberland, living 1600, in. Anne, dau.
of John Henderson, of Down Hall, and sister of John Hender-
son, of Drumlining, in the same co. The grandfather of
the present possessor of Iford Manor,
George Rooke, m. 21 Feb. 1774, Mary Marriott, and by her
(who d. 20 Dec. 1821) left at his decease, 27 March, 1807, a
son,
Capt. Frederick William Rooke, R.N., m. 6 Feb. 1813,
Anne Wallace, and by her (who d. 14 Feb. 1829) had issue,
William Wallace, now of Iford Manor.
Frederick John (Rev.), m. 1st, Jane, dau. of John Mnrcon,
Esq. of Swaffham, which lady t^ 28 Nov. 1857, leaving
issue, F. J. Rooke; m. 2ndly, Ellen Trelawny Jajo, of Ply-
mouth, liy whom also he has is.sue.
Alexander Beaumont, m. Ellen Clutterbuck, of Hardenhuish,
Wilts, and has issue.
Seton Patcrson.
Octavius Cobb, late of the 3rd foot, in. 1 Sept. 18.52, Augusta,
oau. of Duncombe Pyrke, Esq. of Dean llall, co. Gloucester.
Emily Anne, to. Rev, John Paley, and has issue.
Eliza Sophia, to. Thomas Abdy Fcllowes, Esq., and has issue, j
Maria Georgiana.
I Capt. Rooke d. 28 Dec. 1855.
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Arms — Arg., on a chevron engrailed az. between three rooks
ppr. as many suns or. Crext — A garb, thereon a rook in a
feeding posturfi all ppr. Motto — Nos pascit Ueus.
/S'fut— Iford Manor, Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts.
BOOPER OF ABBOTT'S RIPTON.
EooPEE, Kev. Plummer Pott, of Abbott's
Eiptou, CO. Huntingdon, Rector of Abbott's Ripton,
J. P. ; m. 1851, Gcorgiana, dau. of the late George
Thornhill, Esq., M.P. of Diddington, co. Hunt-
ingdon, and has, with other issue,
John George, 6. 1852.
iLillCiigC— Richard Fursecx, of Deichtnn, descended
from Hubert de Fourneux, of the time of King Henrv I..
as.sumed the surname of Roper, a.d. 1428, on his marriage
with Isolda, only dau. and heiress of John Koper of Turndiche.
Their son,
HoGu Roper, Esq. of Turnditch, co. Derby, temp. Henry VI.,
r,i. a dau. of Gell, of Hopton, and had three sons, i. Henrt,
his heir; ii. George, of Turndiche; m. Richard, pensioner to
King Henrt VII., and to Henry VIII., great-grandfather of
Sir Thomas Rooper, created Viscocnt Baltinglass, in Ireland
(see Burke's Extinct Peerage). The eldest sun,
Henry Roper, Esq. of Heanour, co. Derby, was father of
Thomas Roper, Esq. of Heanor; father of Thomas Roper, of
Henoure, who by Anne his wife, dau. of Aluzed Gresbroke,
had a sou,
Samcel Rooper, Esq. of Henoure, co. Derby, m. Elizabeth,
dau. and co-heir of Sir Henry Goodere, Knt. of Polesworth,
CO. Warwick, and d. 1 Sept. 1653, leaving, with other issue,
Samuel, of Henoure, Barrister-at-Law, who d. unni., and
Thomas Rooper, Esq., to. 4 April, 1674, Constance, dau. of
John Bathurst, M.D., who was s. by his son,
John Rooper, Esq. of Berkampstead Castle, Herts, and of
Southampton Row, parish of St. George's, Bloomsbury,
Middlesex, Deputy Cofferer of the Household to Queen Anne.
His will is dated 31 Jan. 1739, and proved 6 Nov. 1740. He m.
24 April, 1705, Philippa, dau. of Edward Allen, of Finchley,
Middlesex, and had, with other issue, of whom a dau., Eliza-
beth, iji. Sir John Dryden, Bart., a son and heir,
GoDOLPHiN Rooper, Esq. of Berkampstead Castle, b.
27 March, 1709; m. 9 June, 1743, Mary Anne, dau. of
Timothy Harris, of Brackley, co. Northampton, and by her
(who d. 1793, and was buried at Bath) had, witli several daus.,
(of whom, Phillippa Ehzabeth Dorothy, to. Richard Malone,
Lord Sunderlin), a son and heir,
John Rooper, Esq. of Berkamstead Castle, and of Abbott's
Ripton, CO. Huntingdon, 6. 5 June, 1744; i/i. Elizahetli, only
child of Thomas Bonfoy, Esq., and niece to Nicholas Bonfoy,
Esq. of Abbott's Ripton, Serjeant-at-Arms of the House of
Commons, and had issue,
i. John Bonfoy, his heir. ii. Henry, Major 72nd rcgt.
III. Thomas (Rev.), of Wick Hill, Brighton, and Hocklitfe,
Beds, m. Percis, dau. of Henry Pointer Standly, Esq. of
Paxton Place, co. Huntingdon, and had issue,
1 William Henry (Rev.), of Ouseley Lodge, Old Windsor,
and of Hockliffe Pastures, co. Bedford, m. 1st, Caroline,
dau. of J. Buck, Esq., which lady </. s. p. ; 2ndly, Caro-
line, dau. of William Astell, Esq., M.P., by whom (who d.
1836) he had one son, William Trevor, of the Rifle Brigade;
and 3rdly, Frances, dau. of John Heuthcote, Fsq. of
Connington Castle, co. Huntingdon, by whom he had one
son, Thomas Godolpliin, and five daus., Agnes Catherine,
Emily Frances, Edith Mary, Henrietta Persis, and Wilhel-
mina Lydia.
2 JoliQ, Capt. Rifle Brigade, m. 1842, Charlotte Mary,
dau. of John Nethercoat, Esq. of Moulton Grange, co.
Northampton, and has issue, Francis John, Maximilian,
Herbert, Henry Edward, Edward, Mary Charlotte, Con-
stance Jane, Blanche, and Lucy.
3 George, of Nascott, Watford, and Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,
VI.. 8 Jan. 1841, Mary Frances, dau. of the late William
Peeve Williams Freeman, Esq. of Fawley Court, co.
0.\ford, and by her (who ('. lH April, lt^56) has issue,
Frederick, Eustace, Hugh, Henry, Edward Francis, Mary
Frances, Dora Harriett, Alice, and Georgiana.
4 Edward, Major Rifle Brigade, killed at Inkerman.
I Mary Anne, d. unm.
The eldest son,
John Bonfoy Rooper, Esq. of Abbott's Ripton, b. 8 Aug.
1778; in. 15 June, 1310, Harriet, only child of William Putt,
Egq. of Gloucester Place, Portman Square, and had issue,
BosFOT, late of Abbott's Ripton.
Plcmmer Pott, now of .Vbbott's Ripton.
Henry Godolphin. Capt. in the army.
Vrederic James, an officer in the army.
Harriet Emily, m. Rev. G. Cheere. Elizabeth.
Frances. Caroline, ),(. James Currie, Esq. Philippa.
Selina, m. W. Moubray, Esq. of Otterstone, N.B.
Louisa, m. Rev. T. Levcnthorpe.
Constance, m. Rev. S. King.
Georgiana, vi. Hun. William Stuart Knox.
Mr. Rooper d. 1855, and was s. by his eldest son,
Bonfoy Rooper, Esq. of Abbott's Ripton, who d. and was s.
by his next lirother, the present Rev. Plcm.mer Pott Roopeb.
Arms — Sa., an eagle close or. Crest — On a chapeau gu.
turned up erm. a blazing star or. Motto — Lux Anglis Crux
Francis.
Heat — Ripton Hall, co. Huntingdon.
ROPER OF PLAS-TEG.
Teetoe-Eopee, Chaeles James, Esq. of Plas-Teg
Park, CO. Flint, J.P. and D.L., High tsheriff 1878,
Lieut.-Col. Rojal Flint Militia, b. 29 Oct. 1823 ;
m. 1st, 30 Nov. 18.54, Lucy Anne, youngest dau. of
Samuel Aldersey, Esq. of Aldersey Hall. co. Chester
(she d. 1871), and 2ndly, 8 July, 1873, Julia Maria,
eldest dau. of C. H. Kortright, Esq., GoTernor of
Erifish Guiana.
iLlIICagC— Cadwalladeb Elaney Roper (2nd son of the
Hon. and Kev. Richard Henry Roper, Rector of Clownes, co.
Monaghan, by Mary his "ife, dau. of Thomas Tenison, Esq.,
and grandson of Henry Roper, 8th Lord Teynham, by Anne,
Baroness Dacre, his wife), s. to the estates of Plas Teg, co.
Flint, and Lee, Kent, under the will of his cousin, the
Dowager Lady Dacre, in 1808, and assumed by sign manual,
14 Jan. 1809, the additional surname and arms of Trevor. He
was 6. 6 April, 1765, and m. 1st, 1796, Elizabeth Anne, dau. of
Henry Reveley, Esq., by whom (who d. June, 1816) he had,
Charles Blayney, his successor, of Plus Teg.
Richard, b. 7 Dec. 1810; m. 17 Aug. 1841, Marian, only dau.
of John Rigby, Esq. and has, with other surviving issue,
Henry Pellew, 6. 1843; to. 1875, Amy Juliet, youngest dau.
of the late Rev. George Preston; and d. 4 Sept. 1877,
leaving a son. '
Mary Jane, m. Honoratus Leigh Rigby, Esq., and had issue.
Anna Maria, Hi. James Boydeli, Esq., and had issue.
Mr. Trevor Roper to. 2ndly, 1817, Eliza Agnes, dau. of the
Rev. Clerk Gayton, and by her (who d. 1820; he had issue,
George, to. a dau. of Capt. M'Donald, R.N., and has issue.
Agnes, in. Henry Boydeli, Esq., and has issue. Caroline.
He d. '20 Oct. 1832, and was s. by his son,
Charles Blaney Trevor Roper, Esq. of Plas Teg, J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1835, b. '22 Sept. 1799: to. 5 Dec. 18'21,
Mary, only dau. of Samuel Knight, Esq. of Manchester, and
had issue by her (who d. 19 Oct. 1878, aged 81),
I. Charles James, now of Plas Teg.
n. WUliam, 6. 30 Dec. 1827; m. 1st, 21 July, 1864, Rose
Myra, dau. of Rev. John Kincbant ; she d. 1»74 ; and 2ndly,
1877, Miss Cunningham Luvmoore, of Oakampton Park,
Devon, 2nd dau. of the late Rev. J. Luxmoore, and has by
his 1st wife a dau.
III. George Edward (Rhual Isa Mold), b. 16 April, 1831; m.
21 Nov. 1867, Harriet, dau. of Richard Trevor Roper, Esq.,
and has issue, six daus.,
1 Alice Marian, b. 12 Nov. 1868.
2 Mabel, b. 14 Sept. 1871. 3 Helen, 6. 30 May, 1873.
4 Norah. 6. 28 July, 1874. 5 Winifred, 6. 21 July, 1876.
6 Violet, 6. '25 Feb. 1878.
IV. Richard Henry, b. '28 Sept. 1834; to. 16 Sept. 1864, Grace,
dau. of H. Massena, Esq., M.D., and has issue.
V. Dacre, h. 12 Jan. 1839.
I. Elizabeth Mary, m. Aug. 1846, Capt. Pellew Matson
Briggs, eldest son of Admiral Sir Tliomas Briggs, K.C.M.G.,
and d. 2 June, 1857, leaving three sons.
It. Anne, to. June, 1847, Rev. John Watson, and has issue.
III. Gertrude, m. 8 Nov. 1860, Lieut.-Col. Edmund G. May-
nard, and has issue.
IV. Charlotte Blanche, ra. 26 Sept. 1861, Henry CecU Raikes,
and has issue.
V. Emily Constance, m. 15 March, 1865, Holland T. Birket,
Esq., and (/. '24 Nov. 1865.
Mr. Trevor Roper d. 9 Feb. 1871, and was s. by his eldest son,
the present Charles James Trevor Roper, Esq. of Plas Teg.
Arnn — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, per fess az. and or, a pale
and three roebucks' heads erased counterchanged, for Roper;
2nd and 3rd, per bend sinL-iter erm. and ermines a Uon rampant
or, and for distinction a canton sa., thereon an escallop arg.,
charged with a cross flory of the fourth, for Trevor. Crests —
A lion rampant sa. holding in his right paw a ducal coronet or,
for Roper. On a chapeau gu. turned up erm. a wyvern wings
elevated sa., and for distinction on the breasts an escallop
charged as in the arms. Motto — Spe s mea in Deo.
Seat—y\2,s Teg Park, Mold, co. Flint.
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ROSE OF KILRAVOCK.
EosE, James, Esq. of Kilravock Castle, co. Nairn,
J.P. aucl D.L., Major retired list of H.M.'s Indian
army, I. 21 March, 1820 ; m. 1st, 14 Jan. 1850, Anna
Maria, dau. of Miijor-Gren. George Twemlow, R.A.,
by Anna Maria D'Oylyhis "svife, and by bar (wbo
d. 13 May, 1867} bad issue,
I. HcGH, 6. 10 Aug. 1863.
II. John, 6. 11 Jan. 1866.
I. Catherine Isabella Ellen. n. Elizabeth Margaret.
He m. 2ndly, 1 Sept. 1868, EUza T. AYoolmer,
-widow of Pan'-Willesford Hockin, Esq., Dep. Insp.-
Gen. of Hospitals, Indian army.
ILlltCa2C. — The family of Eoos, or Eose, was settled in
Nairnshire terap. Alxxander III. Hcon Rose, of Geddes, by
marriage with the heiress of the Cysets, acquired the lands of
Kilravock, and had a Crown charter of the barony from King
Joiix (Balliol). From that period the estate has descended
lineally to the present proprietor; and what is uncommon,
every link of the pedigree is provedby documents among the
public records, or in the family charter chest. In 1460, Hugh
Eose, then of Kilravock, by a license from the Lord of the
Isles, built the present castle, which stands on the bank of the
river Nairn. The baron of Kilravock, in 1560, used a seal of
the family arms, with the inscription, S. Hugoni.t ros Baronli
— A style very unusual in Scotland, but which seems to have
been adopted by many of the lairds of Kilravock. The repre-
sentative of the family in the 15th century,
Hugh Rose, of Kilravock, built the old tower of Kilravock,
1460. He m. Moir, dau. of Malcolm Mackintosh, of that ilk,
and had three sons, Hugh, his heir; Alexander, progenitor
oiVcie'S.ost.sof Hoiine (which set); and William. He tZ. 1493,
and was s. by his eldest son,
HcGH Rose, of Kilravock, served heir to his father, 20 May,
1496, from whom derived, 5th in descent,
Hugh Rose, of Kilravock, Col. of the Inverness-shire regt.
for Duke Hamilton's engagement. He m. May, 1648, Mar-
garet, dau. of Sir John Sinclair of Dunbeath, and had two sons,
Hcgh, his heir; and John, of Wester Rarichics. Col. Eose
d. March 1649, and was s. by his elder son,
Hugh Eose, of Kilravock, m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Sir
Eobert Innes, of that ilk, by whom he had (with four younger
sons, all of whom d. s. p.) Hugh, his heir; and two daus.,
Margaret and Elizabeth. He rii. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of
Alexander, 16th Lord Forbes, and by her had five sons ; Alex-
ander, Col. of Dragoons ; William: George; and Arthur: all
d. uiifii. , and John, who practised as a Physician for several
years in Ireland, where he m. and left a son, John Eose, Esq.
Hugh Rose d. 1687, and was s. by his eldest son,
Hugh Rose, of Kilravock, Sheriff of Ross, and one of those
named by the last Scots' Parliament, to represent Scotland in
the first British Parliament 1707. He m. 1st, Margaret, eldest
dau. of Sir Hugh Campbell, of Calder, and by her had a son,
Hugh, his heir. He m. 2ndly, Jean, dau. of James Eraser,
of Brae ; and 3rdly, Catherine Porteous, and by the last only
had further issue two sons, Arthur, Capt. in the army; and
Alexander, a Merchant in Carolina. Mr. Eose d. 1732. His
eldest son and successor,
Hugh Rose, of Kilravock, m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Lewis Grant, of Grant, by whom he had two sons, Hugh, his
heir, and Lewis. He m. 2ndly, Jean, eldest dau. of Hugh
Eose, of Broadley, and by her had two sons, John and George,
both officers in the army, and six daus., Margaret, m. Dr.
Joshua Mackenzie, of Edinburgh; Henriet, m. Sir William
Dunbar, Bart, of Hempriggs; Anne, m. Sir H. Munro, Bart,
of Foulis; Alexandrina; Jean, m. Duncan Ross, of Kindeace,
CO. Ross; and Caroline. Mr Eose d. 1755, and was s. by his
eldest son,
Hugh Eose, Esq. of Kilravock, Advocate, to. Elizabeth, dau.
of Col. William Clephane, descended from the ancient family
of Carslogie, in Fife, and by her had (with a son, Hugh, who
d. s- p-'i a dau. and heiress,
Elizabeth Eose, of Kilravock, m. June, 1779, her cousin,
Hush Rose, and by him (who rf. 1 Nov. 1780) left at her de-
cease, Kov. 1815, a son and heir,
Hugh Rose, of Kilravock, Vice.-Lieut. co. Nairn, and Col.
of the Nairnshire militia, m. 1st, Katherine, dau. of Col. John
Baillie of Dunain, co. Inverness, and by her had issue,
Hugh, his heir.
John Baillie, successor to his brother Hugh.
George, d. X'.nm.
Isabella, ru. C. Innes, Esq., Advocate, Edinburgh.
Elizabeth, m. P. Grant, Esq., E.I.C.S., and is deceased.
Margaret, m.'W. Dealtry, Esq. of the Colonial Office, decca.scfi,
Katharine, m. D. Cunninghame, Lieut. -Col. E.I.C.S., dec.
He m. 2ndly, Catherine, dau. of Mackintosh of Far, and by
her had issue,
Jastes, now of Kilravock. William, deceased.
Wellington, killed in 1858 at Gwalior.
Alexander, </. in New South Wales.
Arthur, d. at Kaira, in the Bombay Presidency in 1SS3,
Anne, iinm. Han-iet (Mrs. Grimes), deceased.
Caroline (Mrs. Vincent), deceased.
Mr. Rose d. 1828.
Hugh Rose, Esq. of Kilravock Castle, went to India, where
he became highly distinguished in the Civil Service in Bengal,
and d. v.nm. 1847. He was s. by his brother.
Major John Baillie Rose, of Kilravock Castle, 55th regt.,
served in the Crimea, and fell mortally wounded at the battle
of the Alma, 20 Sept. 1854. A tablet is placed to his memory
in the church of Gibraltar, and another over his grave in the
Crimea. He m. EUtn Phyllis, dau. of Richard Pattinson,
Esq. of Montreal, but d. s.p. He was s. by his half-brother,
the present James Rose, Esq. of Kilravock.
1
1
Amis — Or, three water-bougets az.
Motto — Audeo.
Seat — Kilravock Castle, Nairnshire.
Crest — A hawk ppr.
EOSE OP HOLME.
Eose, The Eev. Hugh FEA^'CIS, of Holme, co.
Inverness, J.P. and D.L. for co. Inverness, M.A.
Camb., late Eector of Homersfield with St. Cross,
Suffolk, I. 8 Jan. 1821 ; m. 1858, Isabella Baillie,
dau. of Patrick Grant, Esq., younger, of Corrie-
mony, co. Inverness, H.E.I.C.'s Civil Service, and
bas issue,
I. Hugh Francis, 6. 1859. ii. John Euillie.
I. Millicent.
HtUfatJC. — This is a branch of the ancient family of Eose
of Kilravock,derived from Alexander, 2nd son of Hugh Eose,
of Kilravock, living 1460, by Moir his wife, dau. of Malcolm
Mackintosh, Esq. of that ilk, Capt. of the clan Chatton.
John Rose, Esq. of Holme, m. Jane, dau. of Alexander
Gumming, Esq. of Logie, co. Moray, and had issue,
Hugh, of Holme, Lieut. -Col. E.I. Co.'s Cavalry, m. Anne,
dau. of Henry Topham, Esq. of Sunbury, Middlesex, and d.
26 Aug. 1836, leaving two dau., viz., Anne, m. D. Cheap,
Esq., Professor oi Civil Law in the University of Edinburgh ;
and Charlotte, m. 1821, Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Fox Burgoyne,
Bart., G.C.B.
Alexander, Capt. 73rd foot, d. unm. 1799. |
Eobert, d. s. p. '■
John, of Holme.
Catherine, 'ta. Capt. Eaton, 37th foot, and is deceased.
Grace, )?i. WUliani Mackintosh, Esq. of Geddes, co. Nairn;
deceased.
Jane, to. John Troup, Esq. of Fir Hall, co. Nairn, deceased.
Helen, m. the Eev. JohnCormack, D.D.
The youngest son,
Lieut. -Gen. Sir John Eose, K.C.B., of Holme, J.P., 6.
23 July, 1779; in. 16 Feb. 1811, Lilias, dau. of James Eraser,
Esq. of Culduthel, co. Inverness, and by her (who rf. 15 June,
1855) had issue,
John Nugent, late of Holme.
James Eraser, 6. 29 Jan. 1814; Lieut. E.I.C.S.; d. 21 April,
1837.
Alexander, 6. 21 Dec. 1818; Ensign E.I.C.S. ; d. 15 Nov.
1841.
Hugh Francis, now of Holme.
Henry, Bengal Civil Senrice, 6.24 Nov. 182G; m. Jamcsina,
dau. of — Grant, Esq. of Viewtield, co. Nairn, N.B., and
has issue, Lilias Millicent.
Millicent Anne, m. William Oliver Jackson, Esq., Ataancsk,
CO. Cork.
Jane Lillias, to. 1st, 1849, Bernard Brocas, Esq. of Bi aurc-
paire Park, Hants; 2ndly, Capt. Edward Palliser, late 7tl»
Hussars.
Sir John Eose d. 9 Sept. 1852.
John Nugent Eose, Esq. of Holme, J.P. and D.L., late of
the Bombay Civil Service, b. 2 Sept. 1812 ; ra. 21 JIarch, 1846,
Anna Margaret, dau. of Col. Wray Palliser, of Derrylu.skin, co.
Tipperary, and Comragh, co. Waterford, and by her (who d.
6 Feb. 1847) had a dau., Millicent, who d. an infant. He (Z.
9 June, 1867.
Arm.% — Or, three water-bougets az.
M'>ttoex — Under arms, Audeo; above
and True.
Seals — Holme, Croy, co. Inverness, N.B.
Crest— K hawk ppr.
the crest, Constant
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EOSE OF LEISTON OLD ABBEY.
EosE, Sir William, K.C.E., of Leiston Old
Abbey, Suffolk, J.P., D.L., and Clerk of the Parlia-
ments, m. 15 March, 1856, the Hon. Sophia Thel-
lusson, 2ud dau. of John, 2nd Lord Ecndlrsham.
itiUraSC— This family claims descent from the Roses of
Kilravock, in Scotland.
The Right Hon. George Rose, 6. at Brechin, Scotland,
11 June, 1741, son of the Rev. David Rose, of Lethnot, co.
Foifar, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Donald Rose, of Wuter-
clunie, was a distinsuished statesman and writer of the last
century. In the administration of Jlr. Pitt, whose friendship
and confidence he enjoyed in an especial degree, Mr. Rose was
President of the Board of Trade and Treasurer of the Navy.
He also held the lucrative office of Clerk of the Parliament.
He d. atCiiffnells, his seat in Hampshire, 13 Jan. 1818, leaving,
by Theodora his wife, dau. of John Dues, Esq. of Antigua, two
sons and a dau., the eldest of whom was
The Right Hon. Sir George Henry Rose, G.C.H., Clerk
of the Parliament, Lord of the JIanor of Sandhills, Hants, J. P.,
D.L., and M.P. for Southampton, and afterwards for Christ
Church. This gentleman became, 1805, one of the Pay-
masters-General of the army. In 1814 he went as Envoy
Extraordinary to Munich, and afterwards to Berlin. lie m.
Frances, dau. of T. Duncombe Esq. of Duncombe Park, co.
York, and by her (who d. 12 Oct. 1861) had issue,
llroH Henry (Field Marshal), Lord Stratunairn, G.C.E.,
G.C.S.I., so created 1866 (<ft Bukke's Peenuji).
William (Sir), now of Lciston Old Abbey.
Arthur Robert, deceased.
Frances Theodora, m. 3 July, 1817, George Sholto, E.nrl of
Morton, who d. 31 March, 1858.
SirG. H. Rose d. 18 June, 1855.
Arms — Or, a boar's head coupcd gu., between three watcr-
bougets sa. Cvcat — A harp az. figured or. Motto — Constant
and true.
.Seat — Leiston Old Abbey, near Saxmundham.
ArniK — Or, a chevron between three water-bougefs az.,
uartering Holdkn. C-c^t — A lion holding a rose in his Daw.
quar
Mottn — Xon sine sentp Rosa.
Si-al — The Ferns, Wivelstield, Cuckfield, Sussex
EOSE OF THE FERNS.
EosE, John Eose Holder, Esq. of The Ferns,
Wirelsfield, Sussex, J. P., Lieut. -Col. in the army,
late 9th and 17th Lancers (vrith four medals and
two clasps for services in the Cabul, Gwalior, Siith'j,
and Punjaub campaigns), b. 1812; in. 18 March,
1834, Emilia Hail, eldest dau. of the late Major J.
N. Jackson, C.B., Deputy Quartermaster-Gen. East
Indies, by Augusta his wife, dau. of Co). Wade, of
Leatherhead, Surrey, Commander 25th Light Dra-
goons, aud has issue,
I. Emily Holden, w. 23 Jan. 1862, Rev. J. Harwood Harrison,
Rector of Bugbrooke, co. Northampton.
II. Gertrude Holden, d. 29 June, 1861.
III. Mary Holden.
3Ltlir<Xfj;r. — This branch of the Rose family claims descent
from Rose, of Kilravock Castle, co. Nairn.
John Rose, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of Dublin, left at his
decease a son,
JostpH Rose, Esq., M.D., Physician to the Lord-Lieut,
of Ireland, b. 1749, whose uncle, Alexander Rose, Esq. of Elm
Park. CO. Limerick, alienated the Elm Park estate to Lord
Clarina. Dr. Rose is stated to have refused the honour of
knighthood. He m. his cousin, Miss Gertrude Rose, and by
her (who </. 1821) left at his decease, 1833 (being buried in the
Abbey, Bath), a son,
HiccMAN Lelakd Rose, Esq. of co. Clare, Capt. 3rd
Dragoons, b. 17S2; ra. 1804, Mary Tovey, only dau. of the
Rev. John Rose Holden, Rector and Patron of Upminster,
Essex; and d. 1 Jan. 1850, leaving issue,
I. John Rose, now of The Ferns.
I. Mary Tovey, m. the Rev. John Clarke Russell, Rector of
St. Thomas-i>-Cliffe, Lewes, Sussex, and has issue two sons,
John Skinner Russell; and Hickman Hose Russell, Capt.
57th regt., who was made Brevet-Major fur his services in
the New Zealand war, having been repeatedly mentioned in
the despatches.
II. Gertrude Maria, m. the Rev. J. H. Harrison, late Rector
of Bugbrooke, co. Northampton, and d. leaving issue,
1 James Harwood Harrison, Rector of Bugbrooke,
2 Henry Leland Harrison, Bengal Civil Service.
3 William John Rose Harrison, Lieut. Royal Artillery.
4 Herbert Bayley Harrison.
1 Gertrude Rose, m. Henry Salmon Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
of Gayton House, co. Northampton.
ROSE OF CRAISrSLEir HALL.
Eose, William Somerset, Esq. of Crnnsley Hall,
CO. Northampton, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1867,
b. 1806 ; m. 1st, May, 1832, Cliarlotte, dau. of the
late Allen Edward Young, Esq. of Orlingbury,
North Hants, and by her (who d. Sept. 1833) had a
dau., who d. 1836. He m. 2ndly, Jan. 1837, Frances
Priscilla, dau. of Eev. Henry John AV^ullaston,
Sector of Scottei", co. Lincoln, and by her has had
issue,
I. William Robinson, &.Dec. 1837.
n. Frederick Wollaston, 6. May, 1811 ; cL April, 1842.
III. Walter Wollaston.
I. Frances Cliarlotte, d. Sept. 1850.
II. Charlotte Eliza, d. April, IS'iS.
III. Marian Louisa, d. Nov. 18o3.
IV. Lucy Cordelia, d. June, 1867.
V. Julia Frances. vi. Georgina Maria, d. Oct. 1853.
vii. Jessie Amelia. viii. Alice Caroline.
iLl'llCatlC. — The late John Capel Ro>e, Esq., d. March,
1845, leaving, by Frances his wife (who m. Oct. 1800, and
d. Jan. 1810) four sons and two daus.,
William Somerset, now of Cranslcy Hall.
John Robinson, b. March, 1802; d. Sept. 1S20.
Thomas, b. Aug. 1807 ; m. 1st, May, 1839, Lavinia Anne,
dau. of the late Admiral Eyles, and by her (who (/. Sept.
1855) had issue, Thomas Capel ; Charlotte Lavinia, d. an
infant; and Katharina Mary. He /;(. 2ndly, Lucy Jane,
dau. ot the late Rev. John Wollaston, Rector of Scotter, and
has issue, Arthur Wollaston, and Percy Wollaston.
Henry, 6. Jan. 1810; d. March, 1838.
Frances Katharine, d. Sept. 1820.
Louisa, ni. Oct. 1827, the Rev. John Wetherall, Rector of
Ru.shton, CO. Northampton, and by him (who d. Aug. 1856)
had issue.
ArmsSa,., a fess or, between three roses barbed and seeded
ppr. CrfM—Owt of a mural crown a demi-lion rampant.
^■cn<— Cransley Hall, Kettering.
EOSE OF AHABEG- AND FOXHALL.
Eose, Eobeet De Eos, Esq. of Ahabeg, co.
Limerick, and Foxhall, co. Tipperary, J. P. co.
Limerick, h. Oct. 1851 ; *. his father 1860 ; m.
1873, Agnes Eliza, 2nd dau. of Benjamin B. Frend,
Esq., J. P., of Boskill, co. Limerick, and by her has
one dau.,
Maud Mary.
iLutCajC. — Thomas Rose, Esq., who went to Ireland
from CO. Devon, and settled in the co. of Limerick, was elected
Sheriff of Limerick 1674, and Mayor 1695, and was attainted
by King James 1689. He was seised of the lands of Morgans,
and others, cos. Limerick, Tipperary, and Clare. He m. and
had a son,
George Rose, Esq. of Morgans and Mount Prospect, co.
Limerick, a Grand Juror 1678, m. and had issue, Henry,
George, Thomas, and three daus. The eldest son.
The Right Hon. Henry Rose, of Mount Pleasant, co.
Limerick, P.C, M.P., Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
Ireland, ?ii. Anne, dau. of David Crosbie, Esq. of Ardfert, co.
Kerry, and sister of Maurice, Isl Lord Brandon, and aunt of
William, Earl of Glandorc, and by her (who d. 5 May, 1740)
had issue,
Georgb, his heir.
Sarah, m. 1st, her first-cousin, John Southwell, Esq. of
Enniscouch, co. Limerick, and had an only child and
heire.s.?, Agnes Elizabeth, ni. 11 Aug. )750, John Wandes-
ford. Earl Wandesford. Mrs.'SouthwcU m. 2ndly, -SO May,
1739, Wilham Talbot, Esq. of Mount Talbot, co. Roscommon.
Jane Hose.
Elizabeth Anne, m. William Gunn, Esq.
Lord Chtef Justice Rose, whose will, dated 13 July, 1740, was
proved 25 Feb. 1742, was .<. by his only son and heir,
Gegrge Rose, Esq. of Morgans and Mount Prospect, co.
Limerick, la. 1744, his cousin, Catherine, dau. of Launcelot
Sandes, Esq. of Carrigafoyle, co. Kerry, and by her (who d.
1799) left at his death, prior to 1795, an only child and heiress,
Elizabeth Rose, ui. 2 Oct. 1765, her first cousin, William
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Talbot, Esq. of Mount Talbot, co. Roscommon. We now
return to
George Kose, Esq. (2nd brother of the Bight Hon. Henry
Rose), who »i. 1st, Jane, dau. of Thomas Hickman, Esq. of
BariUic, co. Clare, and had issue,
Henry, of Limerick, who m., and had Jonas, who d. ■■!. p. '■,
William, of Castle Martyr, co. Cork, m. Alice, dau of James
Pratt, Esq., and sister of Gen. Sir Charles Pratt, and had,
Jonas, Lieut. 66th regt. ; and William, Lieut. 60th foot.
Jonas, Capt. K.K. William.
Hickman, of Dublin, m. Jane, dau. of Samuel Handy, Esq. of
Coolylough, CO. Westmeath, and left several descendants,
one of whom, Alexander, m. Mary Elizabeth, dau. of De
Courcy O'Grady, Esq. of Kilballyowen, and had issue,
1 Alexander O'Grady; 2 Hickman; 3 De Courcy (Rev.);
1 Mary Elizabeth, m. Col. Deacon, 51st regt.; 2 EUza;
3 Henrietta.
neHi.2ndly, Susanna, dau. and co-heiress of Richard Stephens,
Esq. ot Newcastle, co. Limerick, and of Barnstable, in Devon,
and relict of Edward Burgh, Esq. of Newcastl^, and by her had
issue,
Richard, of whom presently.
Agnes, m. William Gough, Esq. of Toureen, co. Limerick.
Tiie youngest son,
RrciiAKD Rose, Esq. of Limerick, m. Mary, dau. of John
Anderson, Esq. of Foxhall, co. Tipperary, and had issue,
Thomas Maunsell, his heir.
John, m. Anne, dau. of Edward Croker, Esq. of Ballinagarde,
CO. Limerick, and had issue, one son and two daus.,
1 Croker, an officer in the army, killed during tlie Burmese
war; 1 Anne, m. 1st, John Keating, Esq., brother of Lieut.-
Gen. Sir Henry S. Keating, and 2ndly, Thomas Westropp,
Esq. of Ross House, co. Clare, 2nd son of Ralph Westropp,
Esq. of Attyflyn, co. Limerick; 2 Mary, vi. Roger O'Calla-
ghan, Esq. of Knocknanagh, co. Cork, and had issue.
Richard. George.
Grace, mi. Robert King, Esq., brother of Sir Gilbert King,
Bart.
Richard Rose, d. 1762, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Maunsell Ro.se, Esq. of Aghabeg, and Rath Keale,
CO. Limerick," ill. Mary, dau. of Simon Lowe, Esq. of Galbally,
CO. Limerick, and dying 12 Oct. 1831, left issue,
I. Richard Anderson, of whom presently.
II. Simon, m. 2!) Sept. 1830, Maria, dau. of Arthur Ormsby,
Esq. of Ballygrenan and Bnllyculleen, co. Limerick, by
Maria his wife, 2nd dau. of Tliomas Vereker, Esq. of Rox-
borough, and sister of Charles, Viscount Gort, and d. 1851,
having had issue,
1 IIiiNRV Ormsbt, of BallycuUeen and Ballygrenan, co.
Limerick, and Merrion Square, Dublin, Capt. in the Royal
County Limerick Militia. This gentleman s. to the estates
of the Ormsby family on the decease of his uncle, Henry
Ormsby, Esq. He m. Oct. 18G3, Lucy, dau. of Henry
Steuart Burton, Esq., D.L. of Carrigaholt Castle, co.
Clare, and had issue, Henry, b. 1864.
1 Henrietta Ormsby.
2 Mary Ormsby, m. 1863, Major Wellington, 77th regt.
III. Thomas, Capt. 32nd regt. iv. John, Lieut. 98th regt.
V. Henry, of Ballyclough, co. Limerick.
VI. James. Mi. William, Lieut. 81st regt.
The eldest son,
Richard Anderson Rose, Esq. of .\habeg and Eoxhall, m.
18 17, Maria, 2nd dau. of Mark A. Tuite, Esq., and sister of Sir
George Tuite, Bart, of Sonna, co. Westmeath, and dying
4 April, 1820, left issue,
Richard Anderson, his heir.
Wellington Anderson, of Foxhall, co. Tipperary, m. Julia, dau.
of Edward O'Grady, Esq., and niece of the 1st Viscount
Guillamore, which lady m. 2ndly, Sir Edward FitzGerald,
Bart, of Carrigoran.
Wilhelmina, m. Edward Stamer O'Grady, Esq. of Clenagh,
CO. Clare, and of Merrion Square, Dublin.
The elder son,
Richard Anderson Rose, Esq. of Ahabeg and Foxhall, J.P.
for CO. Limerick, m. 1st, Eliza Sadlier, grand-dau. of O'Brien
liutler, of Dunboyne Castle, co. Meath, and by her he had
issue,
Robert de Ros, now of Ahabeg. Mary.
Mr. Rose rti. 2ndly, Elizabeth Vereker, dau. of Thomas Jervis,
Esq., Capt. Carabineers. He d. March, 1860.
A7-ms — Quarterly, Island 4th, per pale arg. and or, a chevron
pu. between three water bougets s;i., for Rose; 2nd, per chevron
arg. and gu. in chief two eaglets displayed az., for StepHi-ns ;
3rd, arg., a saltire between two mullets in chief and in base gu.,
and twoljoars' heads erased in fess sa., for Anderson. Crests —
1st, A demi-lion rampant arg., holding in the dexter paw a rose
gu. .slipped vert; 2nd, An eagle, wings elevated sa., preying
on a lion's gamb erased ppr. ; 3rd, An oak tree iipr. Motto—
Kon i,ine scnte rosa.
/Sc('(— Ardhu, co. Limerick,
ROSE OP TABLOGIE.
EosE, Hugh Law, Esq. of Tarlogie, co. Eoss,
J.P. and D.L., Capt. of the Highland Eifle
Militia, late Eoyal Marines Light Infantry, b.
1837 ; m. 1863, Ellen Frances, eldest dau. of the
late Eev. J. E. Coope, Yicar of Bucknell, Salop, and
has issue,
I. Hugh Strathnairn Hamilton, h. 1867.
I. Edith Frances. ii. Amy Matilda.
III. Ellen Georgiana. iv. Evelyn Mary.
V. Alexandra Mabel Minna.
^illCtlQC. — The Rev. Hugh Rose, Minister of Tain, co.
Ross, 7n. Mary, dau. of David MacCulloch, Esq. of GlastuUich,*
and had issue seven sons, of whom,
Hogh Rose, Esq., 0. 1767, purchased GlastuUich, the estate
of his maternal ancestors. He m. 1st, Arabella Margaretta,
dau. of Col. Phipps, of Manchester Square, London, by whom
he had issue, two sons, i. Hugh Munro St. Vincent, late of
GlastuUich ; ii. Isaac, d. an infant; and two daus., i. Rebecca,
111. Thomas Phipps, Esq.; ii. Mary, m. John Hamilton, Esq. of
St. Ernan's, co. Donegal, and d. 11 Dee. 1854. He m. 2ndly,
Catliarine, eldest dau. of Duncan Munro, of Culcairn, and
heiress of her grand-uncle, George Ross, Esq. of Pitkerie and
Cromarty. Mr. Ross, after his 2nd marriage, assumed the
additional surname of Ross (for issue of 2nd marriage see Roi3
of Cromarty). He was Lieut.-Col. of the Eastern Ross
Volunteers 1803, D.L. for co. Ross, and J.P. for cos. Ross,
Sutherland, and Cromarty. He d. 30 Sept. 1846, and was s. by
his eldest son,
Hugh Munro St. Vincent Ross, Esq. of GlastuUich, Major
12th Royal Lancers, J.P. and D.L. for co. Ross, 6. 1800; m.
Frances Walrond, dau. of Rev. Edward Roberts, and had issue,
Hogh Law, now of Tarlogie.
David St. Vincent, 6. 1839; d. 1840.
Frederick William, b. 1849 ; m. Katherinc Ross Gilchrist, of
Ospisdale, N.B.
Matilda Arabella, m. Capt. H. S. Clarke, R.A.
Georgiana Helen. ^
Had. 11 April, 1867.
^niis— Or, three water-bougets az. Crats — A harpaz. figure
or. Motto — Constant and true.
-Seat— Tarlogie, Tain, co. Ross.
EOSS OF CROMARTY.
Eoss, Geoege William Holmes, Esq. of Cro-
marty, Lieut.-Col. Comm. (and Hon. Col.) High-
land Eifle Militia, D.L., J.P., Convener co. Cromarty,
b. 29 Aug. 1825 ; m. 20 April, 1819, Adelaide Lucy
(who d. 3 March, 1860), 3rd dau. of Duncan David-
son, Esq. of Tidloch, co. Eoss (by his 1st wife,
Elizabeth Diana, eldest dau. of Godfrey, 3rd Lord
Macdonald), and by her has issue, -^
I. Duncan Mcnro, Lieut. R.N., 6. 29 Sept. 1851, i
II. Hugh Rose, Lieut. R.A., b. 31 May, 1854.
III. Walter Charteris, 2nd Lieut. 68th Light Infantry, 6,
5 Aug. 1857.
I. Katharine Elizabeth Julia, m. 12 Feb. 1874, F'rancis j
Maude Rcid, Esq., Capt. 71st Highland Light Infantry. |
II. Louisa Jane HanilUon, m. 1 Oct. 1875, Ronald Archibald, '
6th Lord Macdonald, and has issue («ee Burke's Peerage).
III. Ida Eleonora Constance. ^
IV. Matilda Elizabeth, </. 27 Nov. 1862. f;
iLinraCJC— For paternal descent, see Rose of Tarlogie,
Through his mother, Lieut.-Col. Ross represents the families j
of Ross o/ Pitkerie,. and Munro of Culcairn, and, as great- j
great-great grandson of Sir Robert Munro, 22nd baron and j
5th bart. of F'owlis, is the lineal representative of the Munros
of FowUs, Chiefs of the clan.
^los,? of !|1itluvic.
i
The family of Ross of Pitkerie is stated to be descended from
the 3rd son of one of the Barons of Balnagown, Chiefs of the
clan Ross, and representatives in the male line of the Earls of
Ross.
Andrew Ross, of Pitkerie, d. and was .5. by his son,
* This David MacCulloch, of GlastuUich, was represcnt>
live of the ancient family of MacCulloch of the Plaids.
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George Boss, of Pitkerie, h. 1700, an army agent in the
reign of George II.. purchased in 1772 the estate of Cro-
marty ; dying without surviving issue, he was s. by his half-
nephew,
Alexander Geat, Esq. of Over Skibo, co. Sutherland, who
assumed the surname of Eoss. Alexander Gray Ross dying
without male issue, the estate of Cromarty devolved upon the
grand-niece of George Ross, viz.,
Catharine Munro, of Culcairn. She m. Hugh Rose, Esq.
cf Glastullich (see Rose of Tarlogie], and in terms of the entail
assumed the name of Ross. She had one son, George William
Holmes, now of Cromarty, wlio succeeded her, and two daus.,
I. Catharine, ni. Thomas Knox Holmes, Esq.; and ii. Arabella,
ra. Duncan Davidson, Esq. of Tulloch, and d. 184S. Mrs. Rose
Ross d. 1852.
I^unro of CKltairit.
The origin of this family is thus related: —
"Donald a Bunro, son of Occaan, Prince of Fermanagh,
went to Scotland a.d. 1025, to the assistance of Malcolm III.
against the Danes. He was styled Donald a Bunro on account
of his ancestors having lived on the banks of the water of Ro,
in the eo. of Derry, Ireland. This patronymic became after-
wards converted into Mdnro. Malcolm, for his good services,
granted him the land between Dingwall and the water of
Alness, which was subsequently erected into a barony, called
the Barony of Fowlis, after his father's residence near Loch
Eoyle, Ireland. This district was also called Fer-in-Donald or
Donalds Land. He d. 1039."
Robert, great-great-great grandson of Donald, m. a dau. of
Hugh Fresquin, Earl of Sutherland, and d. 1239, and from him
descended through a line of chiefs distinguished for their
military exploits, of whom George (son of Robert, 6th baron,
and who was m. to a dau. of Kenneth, Earl of Sutherland) was
slain at Bannockburn; George, 7th baron, at Halidon Hill;
and Robert, 14th baron, at Pinkie, all three fighting at the
head of their clan; and Robert, 18th baron, a Col. of horse
and foot in the service of Gcstavus Adolphus, King of
Sweden, died of his wounds at Ulm, 1633.
Sib Robert Mun-ro, 22nd baron and 5th bart. of Fowlis (see
Sir Robert Douglas's Baronage of Scotland, and Remarkable
Particulars conctrniug the Ancient Family of the Munros of
Fowlis, by PniLiP Doddridge, D.D.). Sir Robert m. Jean, dau.
of John Forbes, of CuUoden, and had three sons, of whom the
2nd was
George Mitnro, of Culcairn. In the absence of his elder
brother, who was serving in the army, and his father being
Wind, he commanded the clan at the battle of GlenShiel, 1719,
on which occasion he was severely wounded, and he and his
clan were distinguished by their conspicuous gallantry (Sir
WAbTER Scott, Hist, of Scotland). He afterwards commanded
one of the independent companies of Highlanders, known as
the Black Watch, and when they were formed into "the High-
land regiment " in 1739, under the command of his elder
brother. Sir Robert Munro, Culcairn was appointed senior
Capt. He retired from the service, owing to ill-health, in
1744, but on the breaking out of the rebellion in 1745 he
raised his brother's clan, and with it joined Gen. Cope at
Inverness. He commanded the Munros and Macleods in the
action with Lord Lewis Gordon at Inverury. He was shot
when marching through Lochaber, by a M'Donald of Glen-
garry, who mistook him for another officer, 31 Aug. 1746 (Sir
W. Scott, Hist, of Scotland, and Dr. Doddridge). He was
s. by his son,
John Munko, who m. a dau. of Eoss of Calrossie, co. Ross,
by whom he had three sons and one dau. The 3rd and only
surviving son,
Duncan Mcnro, a Capt. in the 78th Highlanders, with
which regt. he served in the campaign in Holland, 1793, was
wounded at Gildermalsen ; he was afterwards on the staff in
India, A.D.C. to Gen. Mackenzie Fraser.* He m. Jean Kirke,
niece and heiress of George Ross, of Pitkerie and Cromarty,
and had issue, i. George Eoss, Capt. 85th Light Infantry,
d. when serving with his regt. in Jamaica ; i. Catharine, of
Culcairn, m. Hugh Rose, Esq. of Glastullich (see Ross of pit-
l-eric); ii. Jean, d. 5 Jan. 1874. He d. 1821, and was s. by
his elder dau.
Arms—Gu., three lions rampant armed and langued az in
the centre a mullet of the second for ditTercnce. Crest— \n
eagle with wings closed ppr. Motto — Dread God.
-S'ea(— Cromarty House, Cromarty.
* He was also Licut.-Col. of the Western Ross 'Volunteers,
ROSS OF NETHEELEY.
Eoss, Horatio, Esq. of Netberley, co. Eincai-
dine, J.P. and D.L., b. 1801 ; m. 1833, Justine
Henrietta, dau. of Colin Macrae, Esq. of Cornhill,
CO. Perth, and has, inier alios, a son and heir,
1. Horatio Seftlnbebg, of the Bengal Civil Service, b. 1834;
m. 20 Feb. IhSS, Caroline De Lautour, dau. of the late
Sir Theophilus John St. George, Bart, of Woodsgift.
This gentleman, who is eldest son of the late
Herctiles Eoss, Esq. of Eossie Castle, co. Forfar, by
Henrietta his wife, dau. of John Parish, Esq. of
Neinstaden, formerly represented Aberdeen, and
afterwards Montrose, in Parhament. The late
Hercules Eoss erected Eossie Castle 1805 ; but the
castle and estate were sold in 1853, bj the present
Mr. Eoss, previously to his purchase of Netherley.
Seat — Netherley, near Stonehaven.
ROSS-OF-BLADENSBURG OF
ROSSTREVOR.
Eoss-of-Bladensbiteg, Eobeet Skeffixgton,
Esq. of Eosstrevor, co. Down, J.P., and D.L., of
Exeter Coll. Oxford, M.A., late Captain in the Eoyal
South Town Mihtia, b. 26 Jan. 1847.
it I'ncagr.— Robert Ross, derived from Sir David Ross,
Commissioner of Ulster under James I., m. a Scotch lady of
the same name, and had two sons, Robert, a Col. in the army,
d. v.nm., and
David Ross, Esq., Major in the army, ra. Elizabeth, half-
sister of James, Earl of Charlemont, and dau. of Thoma.»
Adderley, Esr. of Innishannon, by Elizabeth his wife, dau.
of Francis Bernard, Esq. by Ali^e Ludlow his wife, and had
issue,
Thomas, of whom presently.
Robert, Major-Gen. in the army, who, after serving with the
highest distinction in the Peninsula, was appointed Com-
mand er-in-Cnief of the army sent against the United
States ; and after a short career of uninterrupted succc^.^,
during which he achieved the victory of Bladexsbcrg, and
possessed himself of the American capital, fell, 12 Sept.
1814, whilst advancing to attack the enemy's position near
Baltimore. On his widow and his descendants was ccn-
ferrcd the honorary distinction "of Bladensburg," to lo
added to the previous family name, by the Prince Regent.
General Eoss had m. Ehza'beth Catherine, eUUStdau. oi
William Glascock, Esq., and by her (who d. 12 May, 1S45>
left issue, 1 David Ross-of-Bladenshurg, of whom presently j
2 Robert Ross-of-Bladensburg, d. Nov. 1859; and 1 Eliza-
beth, who d. 1827. James, Lieut. R.K., drowned at sea.
Mary, m. Eev. Dr. Black.
The eldest son.
The Rev. Thomas Ross, of Rosstrevor, m. 1706, JIaria
O'Brieu, grand-dau. of Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart, of Dromo-
land, CO. Clare, and had issue,
David Robert, his heir.
Edward, m. Anne, dau. of the Right Hon. Thoma.=; Peregrino-
Courtenay, and niece to the E^arl of Devon ; and d. s p.
1840. Charlotte.
The Rev. Thomas Ross d. 1818, and was s. by his eldest son,
David Robert Ross, Esq. of Rosstrevor, J.P. and D.L.,
Sheriff 1837, and M.P. for Belfast, b. 22 March, 1797; i:i. 1819,
Harriet Anne, dau. of the Hon. and Right Rev. Edmund Knox,
Bishop of Limerick, and had issue,
Thomas, E.K., d. 1847. David. Edmund.
Robert. Edward Charles.
Jessie. Adela.
David Ross d. Governor of Tobago, 1851. After his death,
the part of his property in which is Rosstrevor, was purchased
by his cousin,
David Ross-of-Bladessbcrg, Esq. of Rosstrevor, J. P., b.
24 Sept. IS04 ; ra. 1st, 1838, Mary Anne Sarah, only dau. of
William Drummond Delap, E.^q., and by her (who d. 1S41)
has a dau., Katherine Elizabeth, ra. June, 1861, Col. OUlfleld,
Political Agent at Kolapoor. He ra. 2ndly, 1843, Hon. Harriett
Margaret Skeffington, sister of John, Viscount Massereene
and Ferrard, K.P., and by her had issue,
I. Robert Skeffington, now of Rosstrevor.
II. John Fo.ster George, Lieut. Coldstre.im Guard.s, late Lieut.
R.A., 6. 27 July, 1848; ra. 1870, Hon. Blanche Amelia,
youngest dau. of John, Viscount Massereene and Ferrard,
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THE LANDED GENTRY
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III. Edraond James Thomas, 6. 17 Aug. 1849.
I. Harriett Margaret, m. 1873, W. A. Ross, Esq. of Dun-
lewy House, co. Donegal, and 27, Curzon Street, May Fair,
London.
He d. 5 Nov. 1866.
Arms—OT, a chevron emhattled counter-emhattted between
three water bougets sa. with an honourable augmentation
granted for the service of the late Gen. Ross. Crests -1st, An
arm embowed in armour the hand grasping a dagger all ppr. ;
2nd, An arm in generals uniform issuant out of a mural
crown, and grasping the broken flag-staff of the standard
of the United States. Motto— Pslt Aspera virtus ; also Bladens-
burg.
5eai— Eosstrevor House, Eosstrevor, co. Down.
ROSS-LEWIN OF ROSS HILIi.
Eoss-Lewin, Eet. George, of Eoss Hill, co.
Clare, M.A., J.P., formerlj in the E.N., m. 20
March, 1844, Grace, dau. of Henry Sargint, Esq. of
Castleview, co. Tipperary, by Anne his wile, dau. of
Eiehard Sadleir, Esq. of Tipperary, and by her (who
d. 1871) has issue,
I. HEjraT Hastings, 6. 25 Feb. 1845.
II. George Harrison, M.A., Curate of Hurworth-on-Tees, 6.
IS Dec. 1846.
III. Richard Sargint Sadleir, B.A., Curate of Kild)-Fart, co.
Clare, b. 17 Aug. 1349; m. 16 Aug. 1S77, Louisa, dau. of
Frederick Maunsell, Esq.
IV. Robert ODonelan, M.A., Chaplain E.N., b. 26 March,
1850.
I. Anne Thomasina. ii. Mneme Geraldine Mabel.
ILtnCaSC. — George Eoss, Esq. of Fortfergus, 6. 1625, was
the first possessor of the family seat in Clare. He claimed
descent from the noble and once powerful Rosses of Endand,
and bore their arms, as sculptured on the church wall of Clon-
<legad, near the spot where his remains are interred. The
Lewins accompanied Sir Richard Bingham to Ireland 1586,
and obtained properties in Munster and Connaught. The
great-great-grandfather of the present representative,
John Ross Lewin, Esq. of Fortfergus, co. Clare, m. Eliza-
beth Hastings. Of this marriage there were issue, Harkison,
of whom presently; George Hastings; Herman; Mary;
Barbara, m. 19 Feb. 1740, Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans,
CO. Mayo, and left issue ; Susannah, m. 14 Sept. 1745, Palmes
Westropp, Esq. and had issue. Mrs. Ross Lewin d. 1734, and
Mr. Ross Lewin d. 1757, and was s. by his only surviving son,
Haerison Eoss Lewin, Esq. of Fortfergus, High Sheriff
1755, -Id. Hannah, dau. of John Westropp, Esq. of Lismehane
(afterwards Marjfort), co. Clare, and sister of Ealph West-
ropp, Esq. of Attyflin, and had issue,
I. John, of Fortfergus, 'm. Eleanor, dau. of George Stack-
poole, of Edenvale, co. Clare; and dying 1792, left three
sons and several daus.,
1 John, d. in the West Indies.
2 William, who also d. a minor in the West Indies.
3 George, Comet 17th Light Dragoons, m. Caroline, dan.
of Col. O'Toolo, by the Lady Catherine Annesley his wife,
and had an only son.
i Anna, to. Capt. Charles John Whyte, son of John Whyte,
Esq. of Loughbrickland; and2n(ijy, John Louis Auriol,
Esq. of Clifton.
2 Jane, n. Dr. Barnard, Bishop of Limerick ; and 2ndly,
Col. Hay.
3 Mary Anne, m. the Eev. Charles Dunbar Whitehead
Massy, of SummerhUl, co. Clare, son of Sir Hugh Massy,
Bart, of Doonas. 4 Leonora, m. Major Marley.
5 Loui.?a, m. J. Walker, Esq.
6 Wilhelmina, m. Jane Saunders Benwell, Esq. 21st Light
Dragoons. 7 Eliza, m. M. Stackpole, Esq.
8 Frances Eleanor.
II. George, of whose family we treat.
HI. Westropp, of Cornticld, co. Clare, J. P., m. Margaret,
dau. of Edward Morony, Esq. of Cork, and has issue,
1 Henry, Lieut. 70th foot, m. Jane, dau. of M. Pereira,
and had issue.
2 Edward, Lieut, and Adjutant 9th foot, killed at the
storming of St. Sebastian 1813.
3 Francis Nathaniel Burton, m. Susanna, dau. of William
Kenny, Esq., and has issue.
4 Westropp, d. s.p. at Ascension, 1838.
1 Margaret, m. Edward Greene, Esq. of Snugville, co.
Clare. 2 Maria, m. Gen. Aylmer. 3 Frances.
4 Anna, m. Thomas Lewen, Esq.
5 Jane, to. Major Ellis, 93rd Highlanders.
6 Georgina, iji. Joseph Cripps, Esq. of Limerick, and
Wellington Lodge, co. Clare ; and 2ndly, Edward Morcny,
l^sq.
IV. Ralph, Lieut. 5th foot, and on the staff, m. Archange,
dau. of M. Baubie, of Quebec, and J. s.p.
V. William, d. ,i. p.
VI. Harrison, M.A., ii. Eliza, dau. of Gen. Harwick, and had
issue.
I. Jane, m. 1779, Capt. James Ness, of Osgodvie, co. York,
and had issue.
II. Hannah, m. 1781, Eobert Burdelt, Esq. of Slates, co.
York, and had issue.
III. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Lewin, Esq. of Cloghans, co.
Mayo. IV. Susanna, d. unm.
V. Anna Maria, d. unm.
The 2nd son,
George Ross Lewin, Esq. of Eoss Hill, co. Clare, Cornet
14th Dragoons, m. 1776, Anne, dau. of Thomas Lewin, Esq.
of Cloghans, co. Mayo, and had issue,
Harrison, d. v. p. Henry, his heir.
Thomas, Lieut, half-pay 32nd regt. ; had Peninsular medal
with eight clasps, and was wounded at Sarrozin, in Spain,
and at Waterloo; r,i. Frances, dau. of Daniel OGrady, Esq.
of Shaimon Park, d. s. p. George, d. s. p.
Eliza, d. unm.
Barbara, m. Rev. Charles Thomas Gladwin, and had issue.
Mr. Ross Lewin d. 1822, and was s. by his eldest surviving
son,
Henry Ross Lewin, Esq. of Ross Hill, Blajor in the army,
J. P., 6. 1778. He was present at eleven general actions and
sieges, including the battles of Les Quatre Bras and Waterloo, .
and was wounded in the last charge at Salamanca. He m.
Anne (who d. 31 Dec. 1876), dau. of William Burnett, Esq. of
Eyrescourt, by Christina Mary his wife. dau. of Edward
Donelan, Esq. of Hillswood, co. Galway, and had issue,
George, his heir.
Heniy, of Donogrogue Castle, co. Clare, m. Jane Stamer,
dau. of George C. Hodges, Esq. of Donogrogue Castle, co.
Clare, d. s. p. 1865.
Charles Massey, d. s. p. 8 Sept. 1870.
John Dillon, Lieut. 30th regt., mortally wounded at the
close of the battle of Inkerman, 5 Nov. 1854.
Georgina, rn. William Stephen Morgan, Esq. of Old Abbey,
CO. Limerick, J. P., who d,. leaving issue, 1871.
Maria Christina, //«. 1847, Commander Frederick Lowe, E.N.,
who d. s. p. 1861 ; and 2ndly, Rev. Thomas Westropp,
Rector of Ardcanny, M.A., who d. 1876.
Charlotte Augusta.
Mary Julia, m. Francis Lowe, Esq., son of W. Lowe, Esq.
of the Middle Temple, by his wife Eliza, dau. of John
Manley, Esq., and has issue.
Major Ross Lewin d. at Eoss Hill 27 April, 1843, and his widow
d. 31 Dec. 1876.
Ann — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, gu., three water bougets
arg. ; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a bend engrailed sa. between two
trefoils slipped vert. CveU — On a chapeau gu. turned up enn.
a peacock in pride ppr. Motto — ConsUio ac virtute.
Seat — Eoss HUl, liildysart, co. Clare.
GKOVE-EOSS OF INVERCHAERON.
Geove-Eobs, Maegaeet Ankbetill, of Inver-
charron, co. Eoss, assumed the surname of Eoss
on succeeding her brother 1875 : m. 1834, Capt.
Joseph John Grove, of the 25th foot, and has issue^
1. Joseph Charles Eoss, who served with distinction as
Capt. in the 42nd Eoyal Highlanders throughout the
Crimean War of 1854-5, and in the Indian Mutiny
1857-8, 6. 1834; m. 1860, Emily Henrietta Hay, dau. of
the late William Erekine, Esq. of Cardross, and has
issue, three daus.
I. Harriet Goldie Eoss.
II. AmeUa Donald Ankerville, m. John Senhouse Goldie
Taiibman, Esq. of The Nunnery, Isle of Man, and has four
sons and two daus.
ILinCilgC. — This family claims to be lineally descended
from the noble House of Ross.
David Eoss, of Inverchasley, m. a dau. of Eonald Craufurd,
Esq. of Ecstalrig, and sister of Margaret, Countess of Dum-
fries, and by her had (besides daus., of whom Mary .A.nn «.
Charles Munro, Esq. of Culcidr.i) tWO sons, David, of whom
we treat ; and Charles, Gen. in the army, who d. unm. 1W|
elder son,
David Eoss, Lord Ankerville, one of the Senators of the
College of Justice, m. Margaret, dau. of J. Cochrane, Esq. d
Eevalrig, and had issue, with two daus., who d. unm.,
I. David, TO. Marian, dau. of Col. G.-»ll, Military Secretary te
Warren Hastings, Governor-General of India, and by hei
(who m. 2ndly, 8 April, 1809, Eri«, 8th Lord Reay) had
issue,
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TEE LANDED GENTRY.
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1381
1 David, Col. Bengal army.
2 Charles, Lieut.-Col. I'.engal army, m. a dau. of Gen.
Maxwell. 3 Lawrence, Lieut. Bengal army.
1 Margaret Ankcrville, m. Col. .Shone, E.A.
2 Marion, m. Col. Cramer Roberts. 3 Jane, d. unm.
II. Chaeles, of whom we treat.
I. Margaret (eldest dau.), m. Major James Bailie, 7th
Fusiliers.
The 2nd son,
Ch.vbles Ross, Esq. of Invercharron, jh. Margaret, dau. of
James Borrowman, Esq. ; and d. 1836, having hi;d issue
(besides two sons, Charles and Ronald Crawford, both d.
young),
EoBERT FERorsoN, late of Invercharron.
Margaret Ankerville, now of Invercharron, m. Joseph Jolin
Grove, Esq., Capt. 25th regt.
Mary Ferguson. Elizabeth.
Mr. Eofs (/. 1S36, and was s. by his eldest son,
Robert Fergcson Ross, Esq. of Invercharron, who d. a. p.
10 Jan. ISTo, and was s. by his sister, Mrs. Margaret
Ankebville Grove-Ross.
Anns — Gu., three lions rampant arg. Crest — A hand hold-
ing a wreath of laurel. . Mottoes — Nobilis est im leonis ; and
above the crest, Spem suocessus alit.
Seat — Invercharron, Ardgay, co. Koss.
EOSS OF PITCALNIE.
Eoss, George, Esq. of Pitcalnie, co. Eoss, J.P.
and D.L., h. at Dublin, 3 Sept. 1803 ; m. 1 June,
1837, Catherine, 3rd dau. of the late Dugald
Oilchrist, of Ospiedale, co. Sutherland.
ILiltfajJC — Alesanber Eoss, 9th of Balnagown (of the
original family), descended from Hugh Ross, younger son of
William, Earl of Ross, m. Jane Sinclair, dan. of the Earl of
Caithness, by whom he had George and Catherine. He m.
tJndly, Catherine, dau of Kenneth Mackenzie, of Kintail, by
■whom he had one son, Nicholas, 1st Laird of Pitcalne, of
whom hereafter. He d. 21 Oct. 1592.
George Ross, of Balnagown, m. Marjorie Campbell, dau.
of the Laird of Calder, by whom he had David, his heir, and
Jane. He m. 2ndly, Isabel, dau. of Mackintosh, of Mackintosh,
by whom he had no issue.
David Ross, of Balnagown, ',n. Jane, dau. of John Gordon,
Earl of Sutherland, without issue. He ru. 2ndly, Annabclla,
dau. of Murray, Earl of TuUibardine, by whom he had one
son, David.
David Ross, of Balnagswn, m. Margery, dau. of Hugh
Frascr, Lord Lovat, by whom he had David, his heir, Alex-
ander, who d. young, iinrd. ; and two daus. He d. 1C53.
David Eoss, of Balnagown, m. Lady Anne Stewart, da -.. of
James, Earl of Moray, by whom he had no issue. He d. a.d.
1711, and was s. as chief by his cousin, Pitcalnie. The estate
of Balnagown he left to Gen. Charles Eoss, of the family of
Lord Eoss of Halkhead, from whom it passed to the present
family of Balnagown. Eeverting to
! Nicholas Eoss, 1st of Pitcalnie, 2nd son of Alexander, 9th
I Laird of Balnagown.
j Nicholas Eoss, of Pitcalnie, m. Eupham, dau. of Hugh
j Munro, of Assynt. He d. in 1592, leaving an only son,
i David Ross, of Pitcalnie, m. Jean, dau. of Dunbar, of
j Munness, by whom he had David and Malcom.
I David Eoss, of Pitcalnie, m. Jean, dau. of Alexander
i Mackenzie, of Shilcoire ; 2ndly, Christina, dau. of Col. John
I Munro, of Obedale. He left a son,
1 Alexander Eoss, of Pitcalnie, m. Anne, dau. of Walter
' Boss, of Balmackie, by whom he had Malcolm, his heir ; and
William, of whom hereafter.
Malcol.m Eoss, of Pitcalnie, m. Jane, dau. of James
■ MacCulloch, of Pillon, by whom he had Alexander, his suc-
: cesser. He m. 2ndly, — Wallace, relict of George Munro, of
; Culrain, but left no issue by her.
j Alexander Eoss, of Pitcalnie, m. 1st, Jane, dau. of George
, Munro, of Newmore, by whom he had issue, Malcolme, who
I d. without male issue. He m. 2ndly, Isobel, dau. of David
MacCulloch, of Pillon, d.s.p. He m. 3rdly, Naomi, dau. of
, John Dunbar, of Burgie, by whom he had «n only son,
I McNBc Eoss, of Pitcalnie, who d. ^mm., and was s. by his
Wnsman James Eoss, 8th Laird of Pitcalnie. JIunro Eoss
claimed the Earldom of Eoss as heir male of that dignity, and
' of the Balnagown family in Feb. 1778, but no determination
appears to have been come to by the House of Lords. We
I now return to
! William Eoss, 2nd eon of Alexander Eoss, 4ih Laird of
Pitcalnie. He left Scotland with his regiment in 1741 for
Antrim, Ireland, and there in. Eliza Brusack, relict of William
Wliittby, Esq., by whom he had one son, Alexander, and two
daus. He d. 18 Oct. 1703, as Capt. and Adjutant of the Royal
Hospital, Dublin.
Alexander Eoss, m. Ilonora, dau. of — Burke, Esq. of
Dublin, by whom he left issue one son, James, and three
daus. He d. July, 1787. The son and heir,
Ja.mes Eoss, jyi. Sarah, dau. of G. Johnston, Esq. of Skerrins,
CO. Dublin, and left by her (who d. ISlC) live sons and one
dau.,
I. James, late of Pitcalnie. li. George, now of Pitcalnie.
III. Henry, (/. v.nm. 1830.
IV. William Munro, m. and d. in Jamaica, 1839, leaving an
only .«on, William, who (/. midh. 1872.
V. lilonnerha.sset, d. in Jamaica, I'.iihi. 1840.
I. Sarah, m. 1835, Donald Williamson, Esq.; and d. 1838,
leaving one son and one dau.
He s. to the estate of Pitcalnie, and the Chieftainship of the
Clan Eoss, on the death of his kinsman, Munro Euss of Pit-
calnie in 1809. He was s. by his eldest son,
James Eoss, of Pitcalnie, who d. unm. 12 April, 1829, and
was s. by his brother, George Eoss, now of Pitcalnie.
Note. — Munio Eoss of Pitcalnie was sustained as heir male
of the Earls of Ross by the Court of Session in .Scotland, and by
the House of Lords in England, and claimed thcdicnity of Earl
of Eoss on the ground that that title was wrongfully assumed
by Euphemia, Couutess of Eoss, it being limited to heirs male.
His petition was, by the King's command, presented to the
House of Lords, 9 Feb. 1 778, but no decision appears to hav»
been come to on the subject.
A)-ms — Gu., three lions rampant arg. Oest — An elk's head
issuant from a sheaf of corn ppr. Jlotto — Spera successus alit.
Seat — Amat Ardgay and Ehives, Park Hill, co. Eoss.
ROBERTSON-ilOSS OF GLENMOIDAET.
EoBEKTSou-Eoss, Pateick, Esq., C.B.jof Glen-
moidart, co. Inverness, Col. in the army, Adjutant-
Gen, of Militia in Canada, and a Knight of the
Legion of Honour of France, b. 19 May, 1828 ;
m. 14 July, 1851, AmeUa Anne, 3rd dau. of the late
Charles Maynard, Esq. of Wokingham, Berks (of a
branch of the Essex family of Maynard) , and has iss ue,
I. Hugh Maynard Etre, b. 10 Nov. 1856.
II. Patrick, b. 17 March, 18G5.
I. Georgina Elphinstone Gordon, ni. 31 Jaly, 1878, John
Dodd, Esq., Chief Constable of Perthshire, son of the late
Nicholas Dodd, Esq. of Bellshields, Northumberland.
II. Bessie.
Lieut.-Col. Eobertson-Eoss is the 2nd son of Hon.
Lord Eobertson, a distinguished Scotch Judge,
by Mary his wife, youngest dau. of the late Eev.
Dr. Eoss, D.D., of Xibnonivaig, co. Inverness ; he
s. his maternal tmcle, the late Lieut.-Gen. Hugh
Eoss, of Glenmoidart, and, in comphance with the
deed of entail, received the royal license to take, use,
and bear the surname of Eoss, in addition to and
after that of Eobeetson, and the designation of
" Glenmoidart," also to bear the arms of Eoss for
himself and heii's of entail. Lieut.-Col. Eobertson-
Eoss has received the following medals and decora-
tions for his military services, viz.: — The Kaffir
war medal, the Crimean medal, and three clasps,
the Turkish war medal, the cross of Knight of the
Legion of Honour, and the Order of the Medjidie
(Turkish).
iLttXCagc. — Lleut.-Colonel Eobertson-Eoss's grandfather
claimed descent, in the male line, from the ancient Scottish
family of Ross; and his grandmother was a niece of Cameron
of Lochiel, the famous chief and adherent of Prince Charles
Edward Stuart, who led his clan in 1745.
^rms— Quarterly : or and gu., on a cross erm. between in
the 1st and 4th quarters a lymphad sa. ; and in the 2nd and
3rd three lions rampant erm. a water-bouget of the fourth.
Cre.1t — An eagle displayed ppr. charged on the breast with a
water-bouget sa., and resting each claw upon a buckle or.
Motto — Spes aspera levat.
Seat— Glenmoidart, Bonaw, co. Inverness.
EOTHERAM OF CEOSSDRtTM.
EoTUEKAM, Edwakd, Esq. of Crossdrum, co.
Meath, J. P., served as High Sheriff for cos. Meath
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and Cavaii, h. 25 March, 1789; m. 11 April, 1822,
Barbara, 3rd dau. of Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart, of co.
Leitrim, and 1ms issue,
I. Geokge Acgustcs, b. 14 Oct. 1825; m. 1st, 20 Au?. 1845,
Elizabeth, dau. of St. George Smith, Esq. of Green Hills,
CO. Louth, bj- whom he had issue, George Augustus
Edward, 6. 29 Oct. 1851; and Emily Constance; and 2ndly,
15 April, 186S, Sarah, 6th dau. of Matthew Brinkley, Esq.,
and has issue, Minna Georgina.
II. Edward, b. 25 Nov. 1828.
in. Morgan Thomas, 6.22 May, 1830; m. 18 March. 1857,
IsabeUa Lucinda, 2nd dau. of the late Francis Hopkins,
Esq. of Mit^belston, co. Meath, and has issue, Edward
Crofton, 6. 14 March, 1858; and Mary Countess.
IV. Arthur, b. 10 Aug. 1831.
V. Henry William, b. 10 Feb. 1836.
I. Frances, m. William, eldest son of the late Francis
Hopkins, Esq., of Mitchelston. ii. Barbara.
III. Jane, ra. Ecv. Ronald MacDonnell. iv. Anne.
iCttlCagC.— Edward Eotheram, Esq., son of Thomas
Eotheram, Esq., claiming descent from the Yorkshire family
of KoTHEBAM, 7)1. Catherine, dau. of John Schoales, Esq. of
CO. Derry, and was father of
George Eotheram, Esq. of Triermore, b. 1763, who m.
Catherine Margaret, 3rd dau. of Henry Smith, Esq. of Beabeg,
CO. Meath, and had issue,
I. Edward, now of Crossdrum.
II. Thomas, of Triermore, co. Meath, J.P., h. 1793; m.
28 July, 1814, Maria, eldest dau. of the Rev. William Cox,
Vicar of Lusk, co. Dublin, by Maria Hogan his wife, cousin
of the late Count Stackpoole ; and d. 1861, having had issue,
1 Thomas Edward, now of Triermore.
2 William, b. 8 Aug. 1835.
1 Maria, j/i. 27 May, 1847, Ferdinand, only son of Fer-
dinand Meath M'Veagh, Esq. of Drewstown, co. Meath.
III. George Smith, ni. Jane, only dau. of W. Coates, Esq. of
CO. Kildare, and d. 26 Dec. 1878.
I. Margaret Catherine, m. Thomas Battersby, Esq. of New-
castle House, CO. Meath.
n. Mary Anne, in. Thomas Gerrard, Esq. of Liscarton Castle,
CO. Meath.
III. Elizabeth Jane, m. Francis Battersby, Esq. C.B., of
Listoke co. Louth, late Lieut. -Col. 64th regt.
&«;— Crossdrum, Oldcastle, co. Meath.
Catherine, eldest dau. of Mervyn Pratt, Esq., J. P.
and D.L. of Cabra Castle, Kingscourt, co. Cavan,
and has issue,
ROTHEEY OF LITTLETHOEPE.
EoTHEET, Charles William, Esq., F.G-.H.S.,
of Littlethorpe, co. York, 1823 ; m. 1874, Frances
Clare, youngest dau. of the late Capt. F. Benson, of
Kenneythorpe, co. York.
ILtItC«l3;C.— Maternally, Mr. Eothery descends, through
the SiMPso.Ns and Claytons, pj Kaaresboro\ from the ancient
Yorkshire family of Staveley. His father, the late
John Rothery, Merchant, of Leeds (son of J. Rothery, who
d. 1 Nov. 1804, by his wife, Elizabeth Moss, of Guiseley), r,i.
Mary Clayton, dau. of William Simpson, Esq. of Knaresboro',
who was only child of John Simpson, Esq. of Knaresboro' and
Gilthorn, by Mary his wife, dau. and heir of William Clayton,
Esq. of Knaresboro', son of John Clayton, Esq. of Masham
(descended from the Claytons of West Clayton, parish of High
Hoyland), by Grace his wife, 3rd dau. of Miles Staveley, Esq.
of North Stainley. By Mary his wife (who m. 2ndly, the Eev.
George Gibbon, and d. Jan. 1849), Mr. Eothery left issue,
Charles William, of Littlethorpe. John S.
Charlotte Augusta (deceased), m. Frederick Henry Wood,
Esq. of Hollin Hall, co. York.
Phoebe Althea (deceased), m. George Frederick Leigh (also
deceased), son of the Hon. Mrs. I«igh, sister of Lord Byron,
the poet.
Mr. Rothery d. 1825.
^rms— Per bend or and gu., two bends indented counter-
changed. Ci-exl — A tower arg. charged with two bendlets
indented and issuant from the battlements thereof a demi-lion
gu. holding with his dexter paw three arrows, one in pale and
two in saltire ppr. Motto — Fcstina lente.
Residence— Greta Hall, Keswick; long the residence of the
])oet; Coleridge and Southey.
I. Emily Madeline Elizabeth.
III. Florence Isabella.
II. Louisa Frances.
IV. Helen Grace.
ROTHWELL OF ROCKFIELD.
EoTHWELL, Thomas, Esq. of Eockfield, co. Meath,
J.P., b. 25 June, 1834; m. 28 June, 1866, Louisa
SLillCagC— The ancestor of the Meath Rothwells accom-
panied William III. to Ireland.
John Rothwell. Esq. of Canonstown, co. Meath, b. 1680,
younger brother of Thomas Rothwell, Esq. of Berford (who m.
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Mr. Jourdan, a French refugee, Rector
of Dunshaughlin, and d. s.p.), m. Miss Barry, and had issue,
John, m. his cousin. Miss Barry.
Richard, of whom presently.
Thomas, m. Miss Shields, of Furze Park.
Anne, m. 1st, Eev. J. Smyth; and 2ndly, Thomas Eadcliff,
LL.b., Judge of the Prerogative Court.
Mary, m. S. Garnett, Esq. of Summerseat.
Matilda, m. H. Garnett, Esq.
The 2nd son,
Richard Rothwell, Esq. of Berford, b. 1730, s. to his uncle's
(Thomas Rothwell) estate, and bought the property of Rock-
field from his elder brother. He m. 1763, Mary, dau. and heir
of Hugh Lowther, Esq. of Hurlstown, and by her (who d. 14
Sept. 1802) had (with five daus., i. Abigail, m. Dudley St. G.
Ryder, Esq. ; ii. Martha, m. Rev. R. Butler, D.D. ; iii. Mary,
d. 7 Feb. 1859; iv. Elizabeth, m. William Martley, Esq.; and
V. Anne, m. Henry Cusack, Esq.) four sons,
John, of Staffordstown, 6. 1763 ; ni. 1794, Alicia, dau. of
N. Forth, Esq., and d. s. p. Aug. 1826.
Thomas, of whom presently.
Hugh, 7/1. Miss Allan, and had four sons.
Richard, d. s. p.
Mr. Rothwell d. 1780. His 2nd son,
Thomas Eothwell, Esq. of Eockfield, 6.1765; m. 1st, April,
1795, Helena, dau. of C. H. Upton, Esq. of Dublin, and by her
had issue, ■
Richard, his heir. m
Isabella, m. Rev. James Butler, of Priestown, Meath, who (f,
March, 1869 ; she d. No" 1876.
Mary Anne, m. Samuel Garnett. Esq. of Summerseat, co.
Meath, who d. Dec. 1862.
Mr. Rothwell m. 2ndly, 23 Jan. 1810, Letitia, dau. of James
Corry, Esq. of Shantonagh, co. Monaghan, by Mary his wife,
dau. of John Euxton, Esq. of Ardee House, and had by her a
son,
Thomas, of Shantonagh and Black Castle, who has taken the
name and arms of FitzHerbert (see that 'name).
Mr. Eothwell d. 14 March, 1817, and was s. by his son,
Eichard Rothwell, Esq. of Rockfle'^, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1839, b. March, 1799, who m. 17 June, 1824, Elizabeth
(who d. 24 Nov. 1871), only child of the late Eev. Tho;uiS
Sutton, Eector of Clongill, co. Meath, and by her had issue,
Thomas, now of Eockfield.
John Sutton, Capt. E.A., b. 22 Oct. 1841.
Mary Elizabeth, m. 18 June, 1868, Eev. Edward Butler, whj
d. 23 Feb. 1877.
Helena. Elizabeth.
Lsabella, ra. 17 Aug. 1865, Major William Hague, son of the
late Barnard Hague, Esq. of Micklegate, Y''ork.
Frances Maria, m. 12 July, 1855, Rev. John Richard
Brougham.
Emma Catharine, vi. 12 Feb. 1863, Eev. Horace T. Fleming,
Anne Upton, d. 7 June, 1873,
Mr. Rothwell d. 13 Aug. 1853.
Arms — Arg., two chevronels engrailed sa. each charged with
three bezants on a canton gu. a mural crown gold. Cnst— Out
of a mural crown gold a stag's head ppr., holding in the moutb
a rose gu. slipped and leaved vert. Motto — NU conscire sibi.
Seat — Rockfield, near KcUs, co. Meath.
ROTHWEEL OF SHANTONAGH.
See FitzHeebeet.
ROUND OF BIRCH.
EorND, James, Esq. of Birch, Essex, J,P. and
D.L., Capt. West Essex Militia, B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford,
Barrister-at-Law, M.P, for East Essex, b. 6 April,
1812 ; m. 25 Aug. 1870, his cousin Sibylla Joanna,
4th dau. of Eev. Henry Freeland, Eector of Ha3-
keton, JSufi'olk, and has issue,
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I. Sibyl Mary, 6. 22 Feb. 1872.
II. Eleanor Douglass, b. 17 Aug. 1373.
III. Emma Margaret, b. 25 April, 1875.
IV. Lucy Frances Gray, b. 17 Jan. 1877.
ILlurilgC. — James Round, citizen of London, purchased
Birch Hall, Essex, 24 March, 1724, and d. s. p. 1745-6. His
brother John Bound, was father of
William Kound, of Birch Hall, who m. Susannah, dau. of
John Warner, of Old Ford, Middlesex, and by her (who d.
1764), had (with a dau., Mary, m. John Keeling, of Fin-
gringhoe, Essex) three sons, James, his heir; William, d.
until, in India ; and John {see Eohnd of Do.ncbary). Mr. Round
d. 1772, and was s. by his eldest son,
James Round, of Birch Hall, who m. 19 Jan. 1758, Thamar,
dau. and sole heir of Peter CrcfSeld, Esq. of Colchester, and
by her (who d. 23 Aug. 1799) had issue, i. James, his heir;
II. Charles, successor to his brother; and m. George, of St.
Peter's, Colchester, &. 13 Aug. 1772; ju. 16 Feb. 1801, Anne,
dau. of Ven. Archdeacon Waller; and d. 14 Nov. 1823,
having had a dau., Eliza Anne, m. 1823, John Eingler
Thomson, and two sons (George, in. 5 Oct. 1824, Margaret,
dau. of Gen. Borthwick, and d. 7 July, 1857 ; and Edward, m.
1824, Amelia Jocelyne, and had issue, Edward, rf. 7 March,
1877; and Mary); i. Susannah, in. Horatio Cock, Esq. of
Colchester, and d. s-X). 22 Aug. 1834; ii. Anna Christiana, d.
unm. 5 April, 1822. Mr. Round d. 17 June. ISOG, and was s.
by his elilost son,
The Rev. James Round, of Birch Hall, b. 8 April, 1764,
who m. 7 Feb. 1792, Frances, dau. of Joseph Green, Esq. of
London, and d. s. p. 7 Jan. 1809, when he was s. by his
brother,
Charles Round, Esq. of All Saints, Colchester, and after-
wards of Birch Hall, b. 31 July, 1770, who to. 5 Jan. 1796,
iharlotte, dau. of Joseph Green, of London, who was the
jreat grandson of Jane Desborough, sister of Oliver Ckom-
s-ELL, and by her (who d. 6 April, 1831) had issue,
I. Charles Gray, his heir.
II. James Thomas ^Rev.), Rector of All Saints, Colchester, h. 14
July, 1798; to. 19 Jan. 1836, Louisa, dau. of the Rev. George
Barlow, of Burgh, Suftblk ; and d. 27 Aug. 1860, leaving
issue by her (who <;. 21 May, 1877),
1 James, now of Birch.
2 Francis Richard, B.A., Balliol College, Oxford, Clerk in
the Colonial Otiice, h. 22 Jan. 1845.
3 Douglass, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge, &. 29 March,
1846 ; 7)!. 18 Nov. 1875, Cecilia K. Barlow, only dau. of
Edmund Barlow, Esq. of 36, Rutland Gate, S.W., and
Hasketon, Suffolk.
1 Harriet, b. 29 Jan. 1837 ; to. Rev. Richard Hichens, late
Rector oi Woodham Mortimer.
2 Mary, h. 16 Feb. 1838.
3 Adelaide, b. 13 Aug. 1840; m. 28 Sept. 1870, Robert F.
Symmons. 4 Louisa, 6. 6 April, 1842.
5 Elizabeth, b. 6 Aug. 1843; d. 17 March, 1844.
6 Juliana Frances, b. 24 Feb. 1848.
III. Joseph Green (Rev.), 6. 14 June, 1803; m. 2 Oct. 1828,
Elizabeth Martha, dau. of the Rev. John Lewes, of Gilling-
liam, Norfolk ; and d. 12 Sept. 1835, leaving issue,
1 William Ralph, d. 17 May, 1867.
2 Henry Lewes. 3 George.
1 Emily, m. A. W. Freeland.
IV. William Creffleld, 6. 1 Feb. 1802 ; d. 25 April, 1810.
V. Henry, b. 8 June, 1805 ; d. v.am. 5 July, 1827.
I. Charlotte Douglas, m. George Hanson, Esq.
II. Georgina Frances, m. 14 May, 1829, Rev. Henry Free-
land, Rector of Hasketon, Suffolk, and has issue.
III. Eleanor, d. unm. 2 Aug. 1838.
r. Round d. 18 April, 1834, and was s. by his son,
Charles Gray Round, Esq. of Birch Hall, Essex, late M.P.
■r the Northern division of that county, b. 28 Jan. 1797 ; m.
i I July, 1838, Emma Sarah, dau. of Major Brock, of St. Mary's,
'■ lulchester, and d. s.p. 1 Dec. 1867.
■' ^7-ms— Arg., on a chevron sa. three annulets of the field.
'—A lion couchant arg.
'!««— Birch, Essex; The Holly Trees, Colchester; and The
uis, Acton, Middlesex. Residence— U, Belgrave Road, S.W.
ROUND OF DANBURY PARK.
i E.OUND, John, Esq. of West Bergliolt, Essex, of
ijie Inner Temple, Earrister-at-Law, M.A. Balliol
jloll. Oxford, b. 19 April, 1816 ; m. 26 April, 1853,
laura, youngest dau. and co-heiress of Horace
^nitli, Esq., and by lier (who d. 1864) had issue,
I. John Horace, b. 22 Feb. 1854.
1. Laura Cunstanee, d. 1864. ii. Yiulet Grace.
II.
HtltCnflr.— John Bound, Esq. of Colchester, Barrister-
at-Law, younger son of William Round, Esq. of Birch Hall,
by Susannah Warner, his wife, m. 28 Aug. 1782, Catherine,
dau. of Edward Green, Esq. of Lawford Hall, Essex, and widow
of the Rev. Richard Daniel, and by her (who d. 14 Jan. 1802),
loft at his decease, 9 Nov. 1813, a son and heir,
John Round, Esq. of Dan bury Park, Essex, J.P. and D.L.,
M.A. and D.C.L., formerly M.P. for Maldon and Ipswich, 6.
8 March, 1783; to. 18 March, 1815, Susan Constantia, eldest
dau. of George Caswall, Esq. of Sacombe Park, Herts, and co-
heir of her brother, George Newman Caswall, Esq.,* and by
her (who d. 1845) had issue,
John, now of West Bergholt.
Frederic Peel, Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod, 6. 22 May,
1818.
Edmund, M.A. Balliol College, Oxford, Barrister-at-Law,
J.P. for Essex, b. 31 March, 1820; m. 7 Oct. 1847, Louisa
Caroline, dau. of Charles G. Parker, Esq. of Springfield
Place, Essex.
Constantia Catherine Anne, in. 9 May, 1848, Henry Alex-
ander Story, Esq., Capt. R.N.
Eliza Mary, d. 12 Nov. 1837.
Mr. Round, who was High Steward of Colchester, and High
Sheriff for the county 1836, d. 28 April, 1860.
Arms and Crest— As Round of Birch Hall. i)/o»o— Esse
quara videri.
Residence — 15, Brunswick Terrace, Brighton.
ROUND OF TIPTON.
EoTTND, Joseph, Esq. of The Hange, Tividale,
Tipton, CO. Stafford, The Limes, Edgbaston,
and The Grrove, Knowle, co. Warwick, m. Emma
Caroline, dau. of the late Edwin AUdridge, Esq. of
Westwood, Edgbaston, and resides at Edgbaston,
CO. Warwick. The late Mr. Eound of the Hange,
Tividale, Tipton, co. Staif ord, Portland House, Edg-
baston, and The Grove, Kuowle, co. Warwick, was
the eldest son of John Eound, Esq. of Daisy
Bank, co. Stafford (who d. 12 Dec. 1815), by Phoebe
his wife, elder dau. of Isaac Caddick, Esq. of Wed-
nesbury Oak, co. Stafford. He was J.P. for cos.
Stafford and Worcester, b. 16 July, 1820, and d. unm.
20 May, 1874, and was s. by his brother Joseph,
now of The Hange, who has two brothers and four
sisters, Benjamin, W2. Jane, widow of the late W.
Godfrey, of Eavenstone, Bucks, and has issue, one
dau. Ethel Janie, residence. Court Oak, Harborue,
CO. Warwick ; Edwin, unm. ; Mary, m. John Eound
Tilley, Esq., and has issue, Phoebe ; Sarah Ann; and
EUzabeth, relict of Frederick Elliott, Esq. This
family was settled in Tipton at the time of
Charles I., and were for many years engaged in
the iron trade of Staffordshire.
Arms — Or, a garb between three fer-de-moulines. Crest — A
hawk sa. wings displayed standing on a plough. Motto — Deo
favente.
Scats— The Hange, Tividale, Tipton, co. Stafford : The Limes,
Edgbaston, Birmingham; and The Grove, Knowle, co. War-
wick. Residence — The Limes, Chad Road, Edgbaston, eo.
Warwick.
«
ROUNDELIi OF GLEDSTONE.
EouNDELL, William, Esq. of Gledstone, co.
York, M.A., b. 17 July, 1817 ; m. 20 April, 1864,
Harriet Jane, youngest dau. of Francis Beynon
Hacket, Esq. of Moor Hall, co. Warwick, and has
issue,
Richard Foulis and Charles Selborne, twins, h. Nov. 1872.
This gentleman, educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.
Oxford, s. his father 10 March, 1873, and is also
representative of the families of CuEEEE of Kild-
tvick and Eichaedson of Bierley.
ILtUCaQC. — John Roundell, of Screven, near Knares-
borough, hving temp. Henrt VI., in. Jane, dau. of Thomas
Coke, of CO. York. His great-grandson,
* As nephew of this gentleman, Mr. Round is senior repre-
sentative of the Wilmots, Earls of Rochester (see Bokke's
Extinct Peermje).
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THE LA^^DED GEi^iTRY.
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KicnATiT) EoTJNDELL, of Scrcveii, livinff in tlie reigns of
Henry YII. and Henkt VIII., Jii. and had issue, i. John, his
heir; and ii. Christopher, great-grandfather )f William
EouNDULL, of Marston and Hutton Wansley, in co. Yorli, now
represented by the Earl of Harowood and Lord Wenlock. The
elder son,
John Uodndeh, Esq. of Screven, m. Margaret, dau. of
IVilUam Sill, Esq., and was s. by his eldest son,
Mar.maduke Kol'ndell, Esq. of Screven, living temp. Queen
Elizabeth, m. 1558, Jane, dau. of Thomas Lowe, Esq., but
dying s. p. was s. by his brother,
William Kocndell, Esq. of Screven, d. 1582, and was«. ty
his eldest son,
William Koundell, Esq. This gentleman appears to have
been a Juror at the presentment at the Castle of Knares-
borough, 6 Aug. 1611, and to have been sworn before Sir
Oliver Cromwell, Master of his Highness' Game, Sir William
Fleetwood, Knt. his Majesty's Surveyor-General, Sir Henry
Slingsby, Sir William Ingleby, Deputy Stewards, and Eichard
Hutton, Serjeant-at-Law, Steward of the House and Manor of
Knaresborough. Mr. Koundell m. 1591, Elizabeth Lightfoot,
and had, with two daus., four sons, i. "William, d. s. p. 1G84;
II. Peter, of Screven, whose male issue became extinct ; in.
John, of whom presently ; iv. Thomas. The 3rd son,
John Eodndell, Esq., b. 1G07 ; m. 1C35, Maria Wade, and
had issue. Mr. Eoundcll d. Aug. 1G57, and was s. by his son,
William Eoundell, Esq. of Screven, b. 163G; m. Anne, dau.
of Thomas Brown, Esq. of Polespring, co. York, and dying
1767, was s. by his only surviving son,
William Eoundell, Esq. of Screven, b. IGGo. He m. 1st,
Ellen Oddy, of Kirby Malzeard, but had no issue; and
2ndly, Jane, dau. and co-heiress of Laurence Dauson, Esq. of
Spring House, by whom he had (with two daus.) four sons,
I. Peter d. in infancy. ii. Mark, d. s. p. 1753.
III. William, of Screven' and York, M.D., m. Margaret, dau.
of John Tomlinson, Esq. of York, and dying 1762, left an
only dau. and heiress,
Margaret Eleanor, m. John Toke, Esq. of Godington, in
Kent, High Sheriff of that co. 1770.
IV. Danson, of whom presently.
The 4th and youngest son,
Danson Eoundell, Esq. of Screven, J. P. and D.L., to.
19 Sept. 1739, Ellen, dau. and heiress of Christopher Hartley,
of Marton in Craven, by whom he acquired that estate, and
had two surviving sons. He d. 30 May, 1770, and was s. by
the elder,
EiCHABD Eoundell, Esq. of Marton and Screven, who com-
menced the erection of the mansion of Gledstone, but d. before
its completion. Not having m. he was s. by his brother.
The Eev. William Eoundell, of Gledstone and Screven,
A.M., J. P. and D.L. He m. 1775, Mary, youngest dau. of the
Eev. Henry Eichardson, A.M., Eoctor of Thornton, and
granddau. of Eichard Eichardson, Esq. of Bierley, co. York,
and had issue,
BioHARD Henkt, his heir.
William Hartley, b. 1780, who assumed 1786, the surname of
CuRRER, but d. s. p. 12 Feb. ISOl.
Danson Eichardson, M.A., late representative of the family.
Henry Dawson (Rev.), b. HS.'), M.A., Fellow of Magdalen
College, Oxford, Eector of Fringford, co. Oxford ; m. 2 Nov.
1818, Ehzabcth, dau. of Peter Gariorth, Esq. of Coniston,
and has a son, Henry.
Saville Eichardson, b. 1789.
Septimus Ward, 6. 1795.
Eleanor. Mary Anne.
Dorothea Richardson, m. 10 Sept. 1810, the Eev. William
Jocelyn Palmer, M.A., Eector ot Mixbury, co. Oxford.
Mr. Eoundell was s. at his decease by his eldest son,
Eichard Henry Eoundell, Esq. of Gledstone and Screven,
J. P. and D..L., b. 14 Deo. 1776, High Sheriff ol co. York 1835;
d. v.nm. 26 Aug. 1851, and was s. by his brother,
Eev. Danson Eichardson Eoundell, of Gledstone, J. P. and
D.L., M.A., 6. 3 April, 1784; m. 28 Nov. 1815, Hannah, eldest
dau. of Sir Vi^illiam Fouhs, Itti bart. of Ingleby Manor, co.
Yorlc, and had issue,
I. William, now ot Gledstone.
II. Eichard Eoundell. Lieui.-Col. in the Army, late Major
28th foot, b. 3 Aug. 1818; d. Oct. 1871, whilst travelliug'on
the Caucasus.
III. John Eichardson, b. 7 Feb. 1820; d. vnvi. 6 Feb. 1840.
IV. Henry George, b. 11 July, 1825; d. 25 Sept. 1837.
V. Charles Savile, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, b. 19
July, 1827, for some time Private Secretary to H. E. Earl
Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; m. 10 May, 1873, Julia
Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau. of Wilbraham Tollemache, Esq.
of Dorfold, CO. Chester, and has issue, Christopher, b. 6 July,
1876,
I. Mary Anne, m. 11 Jan. 1855, John Hotham, Esq. of
Seraftworth, Notts.
II. Eleanor Hannah Eichardson, d. unm. 7 Sept. 1854.
Eev. Mr. Eoundell d. 10 March, 1873, and was s. by his son.
Anns — Or, a fess gu. between three olive branches vert.
Creal — A sword in pale arg., hilt and pommel or, gripe gu.
Seat — Gledstone, near Skipton, co. York.
ROTJS OF COUHTYEALA.
EoTJS, Charlotte Xaiheeine Elizabeth, s,
her brolher 1876.
iLtllCJIftt* — '^his family resided, and was possessed of ex-
tensive property and influence in the West ot England for
many centuries. The senior line was Eons cf Modbury, Devon,
and the next branch that of Edmcrston. Of this family the
direct representative.
Sir Anthony Eoos, of Edmerston, inherited his father's
estates in Devon, as well as Ealton and the other landed
possessions of his uncle, John Eous. Sir Anthony was a man
of great parts and virtues. He was twice Sherifl of Cornwall,
19 and 42 Elizabeth; was one of the Burgesses returned to
serve in Parliament for East Loe in the 27th year of that
reign ; and, in 1 James I., was one of the Knights of the shire
for Cornwall. He m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas South-
cote, Esq., co-heir of her mother, a Miss Barnhouse, by whom
he had issue,
I. Ambrose, one of the representatives of Launceston in the
first Parliament of King James I. He m. Magdalen, dau. of
I'eter Osborne, Esq. of Chicksands, co. Bedford, by whom
he left at his decease, v. p., 23 July, 1623, a numerous
family, the eldest of which,
William, s. his grandfather.
II. Eobert, ?«,. Jane, dau. of Alexander Pym, Esq., and niece
of the celebrated John Pym, by whom he had a son,
Anthony, M.P. for co. Cornwall 1653 and 1656, to. Mary,
dau. of William Bradshaw, Esq. of co. Lancaster, and had,
with other issue,
Francis, of Wootton Under Edge, of whom hereafter, as
continuator of the line.
III. Eichard.
IV. Francis, of Lanrake, co. Cornwall, M.P. for Trnro I
Charles I., for Tregony 3 Charles 1., and again for Truro
15 and 16 of that reign. After the death of the King he was
Knight of the shire for co. Devon, and Speaker of the short
Parliament, and in the following year was appointed one of
Cromwell's Lords. He was also provost of Eton College.
He d. in the lifetime of the Pbotectoe, and was honoured
with public obsequies.
V. Arthur.
1. Elizabeth, m. John Northcote, Esq.
Sir Anthony m. 2ndly, Philippa, dau. of Humphrey Coles,
Esq.; and Srdly, Susan, dau. of Sir Lewis Pollard, one of the
Justices of the Common Pleas, and widow of John Copleston,
Esq. of Coiileston, Devon. He d. 1622, at a very advanced age,
and was s. by his grandson,
William Eons, Esq. of Halton, M.P. for Truro in the first
Parliament of Charles I. ; hem. Mary, eldest dau. of Eichard,
1st Lord Eobartes, of Truro, and sister to John, 1st Earl of
Eadnor, by whom he had issue, Eichard, his successor;
Charles, who d. s. p. ; and ELrzABETH, of whom presently, as ,
heiress of her brother. He was s. by his eldest son,
Eichard Eons, Esq. of Halton, M.P. for Bossiney U
Charles II., who m. M;iry, dau. of — Clarke Esq. (into whosB
family Halton eventually passed), but dying s. p., was s. by his
only sister,
Elizabeth Eons, m. her cousin,
Francis Eous, Esq. of Wootton Under Edge, co. Gloucestel
(refer to issue of Eobert, 2nd son of Sir Anthony Eous, Knt.)(
and had issue a son,
Thomas Eous, Esq. of Piercefield, co. Monmouth, in. JaM
Hoskins, of eo. Gloucester, and had, with three daus. (th*
eldest -/It. Thomas Costar, Esq. of Ecdbroke, co. Gloucester;
the 2nd the Eev. Dr Bentham, Canon of Christchurch, co
Oxford; and the youngest, J, Mecrop, Esq. of London), tl)re(
sons. Mr. Eous d. 1737, and was s. by his eldest survivinf
son,
Thomas Eons, Esq. of Pierceflcld, m. Mary, dau. of Thoma
Bates, Esq. of co. Northumberland, and had, with three daus
(Mary, d. unm. ; Jane, d. unm. ; and Anna Maria, m. Henr;
Peter, Esq. of Harlyn), four sons, i. William, d. imm ; n
Thomas Bates, his heir; in. George, of whom presently
and IV. Eobert, of Courtyrala, d. unm. The eldest survivini
son,
Thomas Bates Eous, Esq. of Moor Park, co. Herts, M.P. fo
CO. Worcester, d. s. p. 1800, and was s. by his next brother.
ROW
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EOW
1385
George Root, Esq. of Bedford Square, London, nn eminent
r.urrister, Counsel to the East Jndia Company, and for several
years M. P. for the borough of Shaftesbury. This gentleman
sold Moor Park. He m. Charlotte, dau. of the Kev. Dr. Thomas,
]>tan of Ely and Master of Christchurth, co. Cambridge, by
wliom he left at his decease, IS02, two sons, Thomas Bates;
and George, Rector of Lavcrton, Somerset, m. Jane, dau. of
Kicliard Newcombe, Esq. of Burcott. The elder son,
'I'HwMAS Bates Rous, Esq. of Courtyrala, co. Glamorgan,
•T.l'. and D.L., 6. 14 Jan. 1784; High Sheriff 1818; ',ii. 28 May,
1 , Charlotte Gwen, dau. of Sir Robert Salusbury, Bart., of
nwern, and by her (who d. i Feb. 1861) had issue,
Geokge Gbet, late of Courtyrala, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1860, Lieut.-Col. Grenadier Guards, b. 3 Jan. 1818,
il. 1876.
Charlotte Katherine Elizabeth, now of Courtyrala.
C.Troline Mary, m. 18.')3, the He v. Edward Freke Lewis.
Frances Anne, in. Rev. George Gore, of Kcwton St. Loe,
Somerset,
r.iuma Elizabeth, m. 1847, Capel Hanbury Leigh, Esq. of
Ponty Pool Park, co. Monmouth.
Georgina Annetta.
3Ir. Rous d. Dec. 1&60.
Armif — Or, an eagle displayed az. pnaning his wing with feet
and bill gu. Crest— 1\ dove arg. il/o«o— Vescitur Christo.
(Scat— Courtyrala, near Cardiff.
EOWAN OF MOUNT DAVYS.
Eo^YA^■■, The Ret. Eobeet Willsoi^^, of Mount
Davys, co. Antrim, h. 9 March, 1810 ; m. 30 Sept.
1834, Anna, 2nd dau. of Joshua Minuitt, Esq. of
Anaghbeg, co. Tipperary, and has issue,
I. John Joshda, J. P. for co. Antrim, i. 12 Dec. 1838; m.
1866, Mary A. Wright, of Prince Edward Island.
II. Alexander Macmanus, Lieut. 13th foot, 6. 24 April, 1841,
deceased.
III. Robert Kerr O'Neill, h. 17 Jan. 1849.
I. EUza Hester, 6. 24 Feb. 1843; m. Capt. T. L. Stack, and
has issue.
II. Mary Stuart, h. 24 Dec. 1844.
III. Anna Villiers, b. 7 March, 1847.
HincagC— The family of Rowan is of Scotch descent, and
Icrives from
John Rowan, of Greenhead, in the parish of Govan, co.
Lanark, N.B., 6. 1548, who acquired these lands with his 1st
■vife, the dau. and heir of John Gibson, of Greenhead. His
inly son by this lady,
John Rowan, of Greenhead, d. 1614, leaving by Agnes
Shanks his wife, an elder son and heir,
John Rowan, of Greenhead, in. Janet Anderson, of Govan,
;o. Lanark, and d. 1685, having had, with other issue, an
'Idest son.
The Rev. Andrew Rowan, who went to Ireland, and was
nducted to the Rectory of Dunaghy, Diocese of Connor, co.
\ntrim, 13 Sept. 1661, and resided at Old Stone, alias Clough,
;o, Antrim. He m. 1st, about 1660, a dau. of Capt. William
AlacPhedris, of Camglass, in the same co., and by her had,
rith two daus., two sons,
I. WiLLLAM (Capt.), of Derry, attainted, with his father, by
the Parliament held by King James 11. at DubUn, in 1689 ;
'//(. Mildred Thompson, and left an elder son,
WiLLLiM, of Richmond, Surrey, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Eyre, Esq. of the co. Galway, and left at his
decease an only dau. and heire?s, Jane, who ia. 1st,
Tichbome Aston, Esq. ; and 2ndly, Gawen Hamilton,
Esq. of Killyleagh. (.b'ci Rowan Hamilton o/£'i((yieair/i.)
". John, of whose line we treat.
. 2ndly, Ahce Dunlop, and by her had, with two daus.,
iiree sons, Robert; Archibald ; and George, of Maghera, co.
town, ancestor of the Kerry family of Rowan. The Rev.
Vndrew Rowan d. 1717. His 2nd son.
The Rev. John Rowan, of Ballinagapng, co. Down, m.
■largaret Stewart, of co. Down, and had issue. The 7th son,
The Rev. Robert Rowan, of Mullans, co. Antrim, Chancellor
'f the Diocese of Connor, m. Letitia, dau. and sole heiress of
'ohn Stewart, Esq. of Garry (by his wife, a dau. and co-heir of
iledmond, of Blaris, co. Down), and had an eldest son and heir,
John Rowan, Esq. of Mullans and Garry, b. 18 Feb. 1733,
ligh Sheriff CO. Antrim, b. 1754, m. 3 Feb. 1753, Rose, dau.
^f Capt. Charles Stewart, of Lisburn, co. Antrim, and of
!lunie, N.B., by Rose his wife, dau. of Roger Hull, Esq. of
('arrow Water, co. Down, and by her (who m. 2ndly, Capt.
i'hUlips) had issue. The eldest soa and heir.
Robert Rowan, Esq. of Mullans, Garry, and Eelleisle, co-
Antrim, b. 9 Aug. 1751; in. C April, 1777, Ehza, dau. of Hill
Willson, Esq. of Purdysburn, co. Down, and by her (who d.
Isl7) had issue,
John, his heir.
Hill Willson, m. Eliza Jack.son, sister to Mr. Justice Jackson.
Robert, m. 1st, Martha Rainey, relict of George Stewart, and
by her had issue, 1 Charles, deceased; 2 John; 3 Arthur;
4 Henry, Lieut.-Gen., C.B. ; 5 Frederick; and 1 Harriet.
He m. 2ndly, Harriet Fulton; and 3rdly, Henrietta Mui-phy.
James, in. Rose Bristow.
Charles (Sir), K.C.B., Commissioner of Metropolitan Police,
Assistant Adjutant-Gen. Light Division, in the Peninsular
War, deceased.
Frederick, m. Miss Sarah Prom, of Norway, and had two
daus., Eliza and Frederiea.
Edward, Capt. R.N., m. Elizabeth Legge.
William (Sir), G.C.B., Field-Marshal and Col. 52nd foot, h.
1780, a distinguished officer, who served in Sicily, Portugal,
Fiance, and Belgium (at Waterloo), and tonniiandcd the
forces in Canada from 1849 to 1855; m. Isll, Martha, dau.
of the late John Spong, Esq. of Mill Hall, Kent.
Eliza, d. unm.
Elinor, m. John J. Heywood, Dempster of the Isle of Man.
Mr. Rowan served as High Sheriff co. Antrim 1779, and d. 12
Sept. 1832. His eldest son,
John Rowan, Esq. of Garry and Ahoghill, J. P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1814, Major Antrim Militia, b. 30 March, 1778; m.
1st, 25 May, 1809, Eliza Honoria, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col.
Alexander Macmanus, of Mount Davys, co. Antrim, High
Sheriff 1782, by Hester Henrietta his wife, 2nd dau. of Mark
Kerr O'Neill, Esq. of Flowerfield, co. Londonderry, Cadet of
O'Neill of Shanes Castle, and by her (who d. IS May, 1810) had
an only son,
Robert Willson (Rev), now of Mount Davys.
He m. 2ndly, 28 Oct. 1823, Dorothea Shaw Ogilvie, relict of
James Blair, Esq. of Melville, co. Antrim. Mr. Rowan d.
19 Dec. 1855.
Arms — Vert, a fess chequy or and gu. between a trefoil
slipped in chief and three cross-crosslets fitchee issuant from
as many crescents of the 2nd. Crest— A naked arm couped at
the elbow grasping a dagger ppr. J/o»o— Cresco per crucem.
Seat — Mount Davys, Ballymena, co. Antrim.
EOWLEY OF MAPERATH.
EowLET, Henet, Esq. of Maperath, co. Meath,
J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1840 ; m. Mary, dau. of
EeT. H. Lucas St. George, of Dromore, co. Tyrone.
3LtUr<lfl;C. — Rowlet of Maperath, is a branch of an
English family which settled in the north of Ireland temp.
James I. It is understood that of three brothers, one was the
ancestor of the Rowleys of Somerhill, Lords Langford ; and
another founded the branch of Rowley of Maperath : his soU;
Henry Rowlet, settled in Meath, at Warrenstown, a.d. 1630,
and was father of Henrt Rowley, Esq., who established him-
self at Maperath, near Kells, Sept. 1692, seUing Warrenstown.
He m. Miss Moorecroft, dau. of Dr. Moorecroft, Archdeacon of
Meath. (Her mother was Miss Tenison, of co. Monaghan,
whose two sisters were married, one to Winter, of Agher, and
the other to Coddington, of Oldbridge.) This Henry Rowley
had two sons, both of whom d. young, and three daus. ; the
eldest continued the line ; the 2nd m. — Ker, of co. Monaghan,
and was mother of Col. Ker, of Mountain Lodge; and
the 3rd, rn. — Chapman, of Westmeath. The eldest dau., Miss
Rowley, m. George Fisher, of Galtrim, co. Jleath, and Clone,
CO. Wicklow. (He had been previously married to Miss Rose
Toler, of the Beechwood family, by whom he had a son and a
dau.) His 2nd wife, Miss Rowley, s. to her father's estate in
consequence of the death of her two brothers. Her son,
Henry, inherited his father's property in Wicklow, and his
mother's in Meath, and assumed the surname and arms of
Rowley. He m. Sarah, only dau. and heir of James Johnston,
Esq. of Cordoolough, co. Monaghan, and by her (who d. 1839/
left, at his decease, 1807, an only son and heir,
Thomas Taylor Rowley, Esq. of Maperath, r,i. 1st, 1798,
Eliza, dau. and co-heir of Daniel Toler, Esq. of Beechwood, co.
Tipperary, M.P. for that co., elder brother of the 1st Earl of
Norbury, and by her had, with other issue, a son and heir,
Henry, now of Maperath.
Mr. Rowley m. 2ndly, 1830, Georgina, dau. and co-heir of
Standish Grady, Esq. of Elton, co. Limerick, and by her had
a son,
Standish Grady, of Sylvan Park, KeUs, J.P. co. Meatli,
M.R.I.A., LL.D., 6. 18 Feb. 1834; m. 1st, 12 Jin. 1861,
Frances Macnaghten, eldest dau. of John Cadwallader, 4th
4U 2
1386
KOX
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SOY
Lord Erskine; she d. 1872; and he m. 2nd]y, 3 June,
1874, Kathleen Ethel, youngest dau. of Nicholas Loftus
Gray, Esq., of Jamestown co. Wexford, and has issue, 1
Thomas Tasiour, b. 1 Oct. 1862; 2 Clothworthy, b. 12
Feb. 1872; 1 Margaret Jane; 2 Gcorgie Alice.
Mr Eowley d. 1859.
Arms— Or. on a bend cottised gu. three crescents of the first.
Crest— A wolf 's head erased sa. collared and languedgu. 3Iotlo
— La vertu surmonte tout obstacle.
Seat— Maperath, near Kells.
ROXBY OF BLACKWOOD.
BoxBT, Thomas Mattde, Esq. of Blackwood, E.U.
CO. York, I. 28 Nov. 1830, late Capt. 55tli regt. ;
m. 1861, Fanny Marj Anne, dau. of Thomas Warter,
Esq. of The Abbey, Skrewsbury, and has, with other
issue,
Walter Andomab Maijde, b. 1SG2,
ILUTCnjr. — Henrt Eoxbt, Esq. of Clapham Rise, who'was
I. at Esk Hall, Holderness, East Eiding co. York, in Feb. 1741,
was the son of William Roxby, of Stork Hill, near Beverley,
the son of John Eoxby, of Willerby, in the Parish of Kirk Ella,
near Welton, 6. 1683, which said William Eoxby m. Mary
Jennings, dau. of Eobert Jennings, of Eske Hall aforesaid,
which place subsequently became his residence. Mr. Eoxby
m. Margaret, the sister of Sir James Sanderson, Bart, of East
Hill, Wandsworth, Surrey, M.P. for Malmesbury, by whom he
had issue,
1. Elizabeth, m. Eichard Moux, Esq., and has issue, Eliza-
beth, m. Thomas Starling Benson, Esq., formerly of Cham-
pion Lodge, Surrey, and afterwards of Teddington Manor,
Middlesex, High Sheriff of Surrey, by whom she had issue,
Henry Eoxby Benson, Capt. in Her Majesty's 17th Lancers,
who ill. the dau. of Sir William Wightman, Knt., one of the
Justices of Her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench; and
Eichard Meux Benson, Incumbent of Cowley, Oxford.
Ji. Jane, b. 16 Jan. 1774; m. 4 April, 1796, Thomas Maude,
Esq., then of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and afterwards of Wood-
lands, near Harrowgate, co. York (who was the only son
and heir of Thomas Maude, Esq., the elder, of the same
place, who was the 2nd son of Warren Maude, Esq., for-
merly of Sunnyside House, co. Durham), by whom she had
issue,
1 Henrt Eoxby Maude, afterwards Henrt Eoxrt Eoxby.
2 Tiionias Maude, Eecior ol Elringtun, Y'ork, m. 12 May,
183.5, Elizabeth Stewart Hay, dau. of David Hay, Esq. of
Perth, N.B., by whom he has issue, Arthur Hay; Sibella
Jane ; and Wriothesley John Andrew.
3 James Holme Maude, d. unm.
I Jane, m. Eev. Edward Carus Wilson, Esq., 3rd son of
■William Wilson Carus Wilson, Esq. of Casterton Hall,
■Westmorland, M.P. for Cockermouth.
J'amili) of Itt'iiubt.
'BARNABt's Mattde, 2nd son of John Maude, Esq. of Alver-
thorpe Hall, co. York (who d. 1635) had, by Margaret his wife,
three sons and two daus. The 2nd son,
Bryan Madde, bapt. at Wakefield, 1634; )». 1658, Jane More,
and by her (who d. 1691) had two sons,
Joseph, of Sunderland, ancestor of the Maudes of Kendal,
Bl'-uolth, Arc. Samuel, of whom hereafter.
The 2nd son,
Samuel Maude, Esq. of Sunderland, h. 1634; m. and was
.father of
Warren Maude, Esq. of Sunnyside, co. Durham, m. 1st,
1731, Mary Furster, of Hawthorne, and by her had, with other
issue, a son, Thomas, of whom presently. He m. 2ndly, 1737
Sarah, dau. of Thomas Holme, Esq., Mayor of Kendal, by whom
.he had a son,
Jacob, of Sunnyside and Sealby Hall, co. Durham, J. P., b.
1757; m. 1st, 178.'), Mary, dau. of J. Frcshflcld, Esq., 'by
whom he left a son, Warren jMaude, Esq. of Grcenbank
J. P. for Durham. He m. 2ndly, 1792, Euth, dau. and co-
heir of John Mitcheson, Esq., by whom he had issue,
1 Thomas Mitcheson, Barrister-at-Law, M.A.
2 William, M.A.
1 Mary, v/t. Eichard Moorsom, Esq., Capt. E.N.
2 Sarah, m. Eev. Edward Evremont.
The son by the 1st marriage,
Thomas Maude, of Newcastle, b. 1733; m. 1756, Margaret,
dau. of John Holme, Esq. of Kendal; and d. un, leaving a
son and heir,
Thomas Maude, of The Woodlands, near Harrowgate, in., as
already stated, Jane Eoxby, and was father of
Eev. Henry Eoxbt Eoxby, of Blackwood, East Eiding co.
York, and of Clapham Eisc, Surrey, Vic-r of St. Olave, Jewry,
with the Rectory of St. Martin, Ironmonger Lane, London,
6. 27 Sept. 1797; m. 1st, 3 Nov. 1829, Jane, younger dan. of
Thomas Meux, Esq. of Bloonisbury Square, a younger brother
of Sir Henry Mens, 1st bart. of Theobald's Park, co. Hertford,
and had issue,
Thomas Maude, now of Blackwood.
Henry Meux, B.A., b. 18 May, 1832.
Eustace Wriothesley, b. 26 Sept. 1834. Wilfrid.
Mr. Eoxby m. 2ndly, 11 Oct. 1843, Augusta Maria, younger
dau. and co-heir of Edmund Lally, Esq. of Earnham, co. Y'ork,
formerly a Capt. in the 4th Koyal (Irish) Dragoon Guards, and
by her had issue,
Edmund Lally, b. 21 Aug. 1844.
Carus Wilson, b. 2G Dec. 1845.
Herbert, b. 9 Feb. 1848.
This gentleman, whose paternal name was Maude, assumed
by royal license, 1837, the surname of Eoxby only, bearing the
arras of Eoxby and Maitde quarterly, in compliance with a
direction in the will of his maternal grandfather, Henry Eoxby,
Esq., to whose estates he then succeeded. He d. 1861.
A nns — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, Eoxby : per pale ermine and
erminois on a chevron gu. between three rooks ppr. two swords
chevronwise the points upwards of the last, pommels and hilts or;
2nd and 3rd, Maud : arg., three bars gemelles sa. over all a lion
rampant gu., charged on the shoulder with a cross-crosslet
iitchee or, the whole within a bordure engrailed of the third.
Crests — 1st, Eoxby : A wolf's head erased per pale arg. and
vert gorged with a collar counterchanged, in the mouth a
branch of hop ppr. ; 2nd, Maude : Issuant from a wreath of
laurel vert a lion's head gu. charged on the neck with a cross-
crosslet fitchee or. MoUocs, — Perseverando ; and, De Monte
Alto.
Seat — Blackwood, East Eiding co. York.
EOY OF NENTHORN.
EoT, Frederick; Lewis, Esq. of Nenthorn, co.
Berwick, J. P., late Capt. Haddington, Militia
Artillery, h. 1836 ; m. 1868, Frances Greorgiana, 3rd
dait. of John Dudley Oliver, Esq. of Tygroney,
CO. Wicklo'w.
iLtltCagC— 'William Eoy, Esq. of Nenthorn, J. P., m,
1794, Isabella, dau. of Capt. the Hon. Frederick Lewis Mait-
land, E.N., son of Charles, 6th Earl of Lauderdale. He d.
1825, and was s. by his son,
James Eoy, Esq. of Nenthorn, J. P. and D.L., b. 1795, Lieut.
E.N. He d. 1836, and was .s. by his brother,
Frederick Lewis Eoy, Esq. of Nenthorn, J. P., 6. 1799; m.
1st, 1827, Margaret Louisa, dau. of Charles Maitland, Esq. of
Eankeilour-Makgill, co. Fife, son of the Hon. F. L. Mait-
land (d. 1848). He m. 2naiy, Mary Catherine, dau. of J.
Boswell, Esq. Sheriff Substitute of co. Berwick. He d. IS68,
and had issue by 1st marriage,
I. William, b. 1832; d. 18.59.
II. Charles Maitland, b. 1834; d. 18.59.
III. Frederick Lewis, J. P., now of Nenthorn.
IV. James, 6. 1838 ; m. 1866, Annie, dau. of J. Hemming,
Esq. (d. 1874), and has issue.
V. David Maitland Makgill Criehton, b. 1843; m. 1868,
Martha, 3rd dau. of Eev. E. Creswell, of Eavenstone,
and has issue.
I. Mary Charlotte Maitland.
n. Emma Maitland, d. 1873, having ;;!. 1871, Charles Mel-
drum, Esq., and had issue.
Anas— \yg., an oak tree eradicated in bend sinister vert sur-
mounted by a claymore in bend az. hilled or, ensigned on the
point with a royal crown of the last. Crest — A lymphad ber,
sails furled oars in action in the sea ppr.
Stat — Nenthorn, Kelso, N.B,
«
BOYDS OF FALINGE.
ROTDS, Albert Httdson, Esq. of Falinge, co.
Lancaster, J. P. and D.L. for cos. Lancaster and)
Worcester, High Sheriff for co. Worcester 1865,'
h. 1811 ; in. 1839, Sasan Eliza, only child and heir
of Eobert Nuttall, Esq. of Kempsey House, CO.
Worcester, and has by her (who d. 1869) issue,
1. Clement Eobert Nuttall Eeswicke-Eoyds, of Pyke
House, Littleborough, co. Lancaster, b. 3 Jan. 1840,
educated at Eton, la. 9 Jlay, 18C7, Mary Alice Gibson,
only child and heir of John IlalUwell Beswicke, Esq. of
Pykc House, co. Lancaster (whose name and arms he
assumed by royal license, 1867), and has issue, Clemest
Halliwell, b. 5 Feb. 1868.
li. Edmund Albert Nuttall, of Brownhill, near Rochdale, CO.
Lanjasi;er, educated at Etoa and Trin. Coll. Cambridge,
i
VxTJC
THE LANDET) GENTRY.
EUD
7.387
Capt. 1st Eoyal Lancashire Militia, and late Lieut.
Queen's Own Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 1845,
in. 16 April, 1873, Augusta Eliza, eldest dau. of A. H.
Lcmonins, Esq. of Stonehouse, near Liverpool, and has
issue, Albert Henry, (>. 1876 ; Wilfrid Edmund, 6. 1877;
Kate Augusta, 6. and J. 1874.
I. Susan Jane, m. 1872, Henry Sales ScobelI,late Capt. Scots
Greys, of the Abbey, Pershore. lie U. 1873 ; she d. 1878.
ilflTCftCJC.— James Koyds, Esq. of Falinge, Eoclidale, co.
Lancaster, ),(. 1784, Mary, dau. of Charles Smith, Esq. of
Summer Castle, and by her (who d. 1816) had issue,
I. Clement, hLs heir.
II. Edward (Rev.), Rector of Brercton, m. 1819, Mary, dau.
of Tiiomas Molyneux, Esq. of Xewsham House, and by her
(who (/. 1859) left at his decease, 1836,
1 Edward (Rev.), Rector of Brereton, 6. 1820; to. 1845,
Ann Mary, dau. of Thomas Littledale, Esq. of Highfield
House, and has had issue,
Edwakd, b. 1847; J. 1870. Alfred Littledale, b. 1850.
Amy. Mary Emily. Ella Wordsworth.
Annette Julia. EtLicl. Eatherine Fanny.
2 Clement, d. unm.
3 Henry, m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Peter Bourne, and has
two sons and six daus. ; and 2ndly, Ella, dau. of Edmund
Molyneux, Esq., by whom he has left at his death, 1878,
one dau.
4 Thomas Molyneux, m. E. J. Roberts, in Australia, and
has two sons.
5 Francis Coulman, m. Cornelia, dau. of Rev. George
Blomfield, and has two sons and eight daus.
6 Charles James. 7 Edmund.
8 Nathaniel, m. 1st, Emily, dau. of Rev. J. Alington ;
2ndly, Hester, dau. of Rev. W. Alington, and had two
sons and six daus.
1 Ann Mary, m. Rev. H. Jones.
2 Emily, m. Rev. Grenville Smyth; d. 1859.
His eldest son,
Clement Rotds, Esq. of Falinge, J.P. and D.L. for cos. Lan-
caster and York, served as High Sheriff co. Lancaster 1S50.
He m. 1810, Jane, only dau. of Charles Hudson, Esq. of Shaw
Hill, CO. I'ork, of which co. he was J.P. and D.L., and by her
(who d. 1853), had issue,
Albekt Hodson, now of Folinge.
Edmund, Capt. 14th Light Dragoons, d. 1838.
WiUiam Edward, m. M. A. Molyneux.
John, Rector of Heysham, d. 1805.
Emma, m. John Bentley, Esq. of Birch House, co. Lancaster.
Julia, m. H. Turner, Esq. of Highfield, Liverpool.
Clementina, m. Rev. C. Smyth, Rector of Woodford.
Mr. Royds d. 1854.
Arms — Erm., on a cross engrailed between foiar lions ram-
pant gu. a spear in pale ppr. between four bezants. Crest — A
: leopard sejant ppr. bezantee resting his fore paw on a pheon.
Motto — Semper paratus.
Seats — Falinge, Rochdale ; Ellerslie. Great Malvem.
RUCK-KEENE OF SWYDJ COMBE HOUSE.
KrcK-KEEXE, Eet. Charles Edmuxd, of Swyn-
combe House, co. Oxford, b. 3 April, 1792 ; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch. Oxford, elected Fellow of All
Souls 1814, s. 1837 ; m. April, 1821, Eebecca
Frances, 2nd dau. of Sir George Shiilher, 1st bart.
of Coombc, Sussex, and lias issue,
I. Edmc.nd, J.P. for Oxon and Bucks, late Major 2nd
Dragoon Guards, b. 1622; m. Dec. 1864, EUzabeth Jane,
eldest dau. of William Elmhirst, Esq. of West Ashby,
CO. Lincoln, and has issue, Chakles Edmund, William
George Elmhirst, and Harry Lancelot.
II. Charles, b. Dec. 1824.
HI. Benjamin (Rev.), 6. June, 1826 ; m. 1855, Edith Alice,
dau. of Rev. Ralph Berners, and has had issue, Edmund
Ralph; Ralph John; Harry Arthur; George Berners;
Frances Edith, d. 1877; Mary, d. 1876; Alice, d. 1877.
IV. George, Commander R.N., b. Aug. 1827 ; m. 1861, Jessy,
dau. of St. Hill, Esq.
V. Henry (Rev.), b. Jan. 1831 ; m. 1861, Helen Harriet, dau.
of the Ven. Charles Long, Archdeacon of co. York.
VI. John Edward, Lieut. Col. R.A., b. March, 1832; m.
1864, Charlotte Anglin, dau. of James Scarlett, Esq., and
has issue, R. Francis, b. 1868.
VII. Arthur, Capt. 51st Light Infantry, b. Nov. 1834 ; d. 1873.
I. Mary Augusta. ii. Henrietta.
m. Emily. iv. Charlotte Maria.
Air. Ruck-Keene assumed the surname of ErcK, in
iddition to his patronymic Keene, by royal license.
\
ittltCaSC— The family of Keenewss formerly settled at
King's Lynn, Norfolk, and thence removed into co. Cam-
bridge.
Charles Keene, who m. Susan Rolfe, and had issue,
Benjamin (Sir), K.B., many years Ambassador at Madrid, d.
there s. p. 1757.
John, d. s. p. Edmund, of whom presently.
Susan. Ann. Frances. Bridget. Jane.
The youngest son.
Right Rev. Edmund Kecne, D.D., Bishop of Ely, m. 1752
(o.s.), Mary, dau. and heir of Lancelot Andrews, Esq., and
dying 1780, left (with a dau., Mary) a son,
Benjamin Keene, Esq. of Westoe Lodge, co. Cambridge, who
represented Cambridge in Parliament; he m. 1780, Mary, only
dau. of George Ruck, Esq. of Swyncombe, co. Oxford, of an
old family of the name in Kent, and by her (who d. 1823) had
issue,
Benjamin, Capt. 9th Light Dragoons, to. Augusta, dau. of
John Fane, Esq. of Wormesley, co. Oxford, andcZ.s. p. 1829.
Charles Edmund (Rev.), now of Swyncombe.
Marianne, rii. Sir William Blackctt, Bart., and is deceased.
Frances, ra. Col. Pcmberton, of Trumpington, co. Cambridge ;
d. 1869, and had issue.
Sophia Elizabeth, d. unm.
Mr. Keene d. 1837.
Arms — Ruck and Keene quartered. Crests — 1st, Bdck ;
2nd, Keene.
Seat — Swyncombe House, Oxon.
RUDGE OP EVESHAM.
EuDGE, Edwaed Chaeies, of the Abbey Manor
House, Evesham, co. Worcester, J.P. cos. Worcester
and Gloucester, D.L. Worcester, High Sheriff 1866,
Lord of the Manor of Evesham , m. 1871, Helen
Katherine, dau. of Gen. Middlemore, C.B.
ILtllCagC.— From manorial grants, cited in Shaw's Staf-
fordshire, it appears that,
John de Rugge was of Seysdon, co. Stafford, 17 Edwakd II.
and 4 Edward III. His descendant,
Thomas Kudge (3rd son of John Rugge, of Seysdon, who d.
1587), settled at Evesham, co. Worcester. He to. 23 Jan.
1588, Alice Haye, of Evesham, by whom he had issue,
Edward, Alderman and Sheriff of London 1637, father of
Edward, of Great Wailey, Essex.
William, of whom we have to treat.
The 2nd son,
William Rudge, Esq. of Evesham, buried 17 May, 1635,
left (by Anne his wife) three sons and two daus. The youngest
son,
Edward Ecdge, of London, Merchant, bapt. 22 May, 1630;
purchased, 1664, the manor and site of the monastery and
abbey lands of Evesham, which borough he represented in the
Parliaments of 1681 and 1690. He d. Oct. 1696, having to.
Susanna, 2nd dau. of Sir John Dethick, Knt. of London, and
by her (who c^ 1715, aged 70) had issue (with four daus.,
I. Susanna, to. 1 May, 1688, John Lacy, Esq. of Tottenham
High Cross, Middlesex; ii. Elizabeth, m. 6 Dec. 1694, Sir
Robert Eyre, Knt., Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas; iii. Anne, d. unm. 16 Dec. 1767; and iv. Mary, m.
25 Feb. 1703, James Wightwick, Esq. of Lawrence Waltham,
Berks) three sons. Of the eldest, John, Deputy-Governor of
the South Sea Company, Director of the Bank of England, and
M.P. for Evesham from 1696 to 1740, no descendant remains.
The youngest son.
Rev. Be.vjamin Rudge, M.A., LL.B., Rector of Thornhaugh,
CO. Northampton, 6. 10 Jan. 1680; iii. 1st, the dau. of God-
dard Carter, Esq. of Alvescot, co. Oxford, by whom (who d.
1712) he had no issue; 2ndly, 22 April, 1714, Elizabeth, dau.
of Jacob Reynardson. Esq. of Bristol, by Frances his wife,
dau. of Francis Farnaby, Esq. of Kippington, Kent, and had
issue by her (who d. 1757) five sons. Mr. Rudge d. 21 April,
1741. His eldest son,
Edward Rudge, Esq. of Salisbury and Bath, 6. 11 April,
1717; TO. 19 July, 1759, Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Walter Long,
Esq. of Preshaw, Hants, and by her (who d. 16 April, 1820)
had issue,
Edward, his heir.
Benjamin (Rev.), of Bath, B.A., b. 19 Oct. 1703; d. s. p.
29 March, 1834.
Elizabeth, d. unm. 1837.
Mr. Rudge d. 28 May. 1790, and was .5. by his son,
Edward Eudge, Esq. of Abbey Manor, Evesham, 6. 27 June,
1763; m. 1st, 27 July, 1791, Anne, only dau. of Peter Nouaille,
1388
EUD
TUE LANDED GENTRY.
EUS
Esq. of Great Ness House, Kent, and by her (who d. 1 Sept.
1836) had issue,
I. Edwabd John, late of Abbey Manor House.
II. Samuel Nouaillc, of Threfkini;ham. co. Lincoln, D.L.,
Barrister-at-Law, 0. 21 May, 18ul; vi. 3 Feb. Iti-i2, Mary
Magdalen, dau. of Kev. W. Colton, of Cheltenham ; and d.
24 Aug. 18G5, leaving by her (who d. 25 June, 1870) an
only cliild,
Walter William NonAiLLE, of Calverley Park, Tunbridge
Wells, and of Threekingham, co. Lincoln, 6. 24 Oct. 1842;
in. 20 March, lB62, Florence Caroline, youngest dau. of
Edward Collins Woodbridge, Esq. of Dominica, and of
Porchester Square, London, and has issue,
Howard Nouaille, 6. 5 July, 1867.
Magdalene Florence Nouaille.
Agnes Malvina Nouaille.
I. Anne Eliza, m. 22 Sept. 1824, Charles Richard Pole, Esq.,
eldest son of Charles Pole, Esq., and has issue.
Mr. Rudge m. 2ndly, 13 May, 1S41, Margaret, widow of Daniel
Bazalgette, Esq. of EastwioU House, Hampton, co. Worcester.
He d. 3 Sept. 1816, and was .s. by his eldest son,
Edward John Rudge, Esq., FMl.S., of The Abbey Manor
House, Evesham, co. Worcester, A.M., Barrister-at-Law, b.
30 May, 1792; m. 29 Aug. 1825, Felizarda, 2nd dau. of Charles
Pole, Esq. of Wyckhill House, co. Gloucester, and had issue,
I. Edward Charles, now of The Abbey Manor House.
II. William John (Rev.), M.A. Ch. Ch. Coll. Cambridge,
Vicar of Stovev, Suffolk, b. 1838; m. 1871, Mary, only
dau. of llev. W. C. Edgell, Rector of Uggeshall.
Mr. Rudge d. 29 Jan. 1861, and was s. by his eldest son.
.<4r)/i.s— Quarterly, sa. and gu. over all a cross engrailed arg.
Crest — Out of a mural crown or, two arms erect with the
sleeves gu. hands and cuffs ppr. supporting a sliield urg.
Motto — In cruce tides.
Seat — Tlie Abbey Manor House, near Evesham.
EUDSTON-READ.
See Read,
RUGGLES-BHISE OF SPAIISTS HAI.L.
Etjggles-Beise, Samuel Brise, Esq. of Spains
Hall, Essex, J. P. and D.L., Lieut. -Col. Commanding
West Essex Militia, and late of 1st Dragoon Gruards,
b. 29 Dee. 1825 ; m. 4 May, 18 17, Marianne Wej-
land, 4th dau. oi' Sir Edward Eowyer Smijtb, 9th
bart., and has issue,
I. Archihald Weyland, J. p. for Essex, &. 2 April, 1853;
m. 187G, Mabel, eldest dau. of Octavius E. Coope, Esq.,
M.P., of Bochetts, Essex, and has issue a dau.
II. Evelyn Jolin, b. G Dec. 1857.
III. Cecil Kdward, Lieut. 76th foot, b. 18 Feb. 1859.
IV. Reginald Francis, b. 21 Sept. 1800.
V. Harold Goodevc.
I. Adela Marianne. ii. Edith Cecilia.
III. Constance Sophia. iv. Alice Catherine.
V. Rosalind Letitia. vi. Florence Ada.
VH. Beatrice Gcorgiana.
ILtUCagC— The family of Roggyll, Ruggle, and Rugales,
the name being variou.sly spelt, is found to be of ancient
standing in Suffolk. One (5f its members, the celebrated
George Ruggles, son of Thomas Ruggles, of Lavenham, wrote
the comedy of Irjaorainus, which was acted before King
James I., 1G14. (Stc life of this scholar, by John Sydney
Hawkins, 1787.) Thomas Boggles, of Locking, Kssex, m.
1736, Ann, dau. of Joshoa Brise, of Cavendish, Suffolk, and
ultimately his issue became heirs and representatives of that
family. Samuel Ruggles, brother of the said Thomas, bought
Spains Hall, Essex, 17G0, and left it to his nephew,
Thomas Ruggles, Esq. (son of his brother Thomas), D.L.
Essex, and a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn; dying 1813, he left,
by his wife Jane Anne, dau. of John Freeland, Esq. of Cob-
ham, Surrey (whom he m. 1779, and who d. 1823) a son,
John Ruggles, Esq. of Spains Hall, Essex, Barrister-at-Law,
J. P. and D.L., b. 11 July, 1782, who took the name of Brise
1827 ; he was High Sherift' of Suffolk 1829. He m. 29 Jan.
1824, Catherine, dau. of John Haynes Harrison, Esq. of Cop-
ford Hall, Colchester, and had issue (with two daus.,
Georgiana, '/;(. the late Major Walter Key Ilaslewood, of
H.E.I.C.'s service; and Cecilia Susanna, in. 10 June, 1851,
Charles Henry Spencer George Canning, 2nd Lord Garvagli),
one son, the present Sa.muel Bkise Ruggles-Brise, Esq. of
Spains Hall. John RugglesBrise d. Sept. 1852.
Arma — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, per chevron engrailed gu.
and arg., tliree roses counterchanged, for Ruggles ; 2nd and
3rd, lozengy gu. and arg. within a bordure sa. flcury of eight
quatrefoils, a cross of the second, for Brise. Crexts — Ist,
Ruggles : A tower or castle or, transfixed with four darts in
saltier and inflamed ppr. ; 2nd, Bkise : An alligator rampant.
Motto— Struggle.
/Scai— Spains Hall, near Braintree, Essex.
RUSH OF EARTHINGHOE.
EusH, Alfred G-eobge Anderson, Esq. of Far-
thinghoe, co. Northampton, and Elsenham Hali,
Essex, b. 18 Jan. 1851 ; s. his father in March, 1873.
HtUCaSC— William Rush, Esq. of St. Botolph, near Col-
chester, Essex, was b. 1611. He was possessed of lands in cos.
Essex and Suffolk. His will, dated 3 March, 1668, was proved
14 May, 1669. He m. Ann, dau. of Alderman Stuart, of Col-
chester, and had issue,
I. William, of Walth.amstow, Essex, and St. Saviour's, Soutli-
wark, Surrey, bapt. 21 Nov. 1641; d. s. 'p. 1687; his will,
dated 23 Aug. that year, was proved by Bridget his widow,
8 Sept. following. ii. Samuel, who carried on the line.
III. George, of Lambeth, Surrey, m. Ann, dau. of Dr.
Collard, of Braintree, Essex, and had issue by her (who
took out administration to him, 1 Sept. 1712),
1 George, b. Jan. 1681; d. 21 April following.
1 Ann, d. young, 1685. 2 Bridget, ta. Elias Browne.
IV. John, bapt. 22 Aug. 1647.
I. Anna, m. John Dearsley, Esq. of Norwich.
Mr. Rush d. 10 March, 1668, and was buried at St. Botolph.
His 2nd son,
Samuel Rush, Esq. of Clapham, Soulhwark, was bapt. at
St. Botolph, 22 Jan. 1613. He' purchased messuages and lands
in the City of London, and m. Hannah, dau. of Ralph Crcffield,
Esq. of Colchester, Essex, by whom (who d. 23 May, 1733,
aged 80 years) he had issue,
I. Samuel, of Bcnhall, Suffolk, and Veldham Hall, b. 1669;
m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of William Browne, ot London, by
whom he had a son, Samuel, d. 1713, aged 14, and a dau.,
Hannah, r;i. Michael Mertins, Esq. He m. 2ndly, Martha,
dau. of William Clarke, of London, by wliom (who d.
23 Aug. 175l.>, aged 84) he had further Lssue, William, d.
1713, aged 3; Cluiiles, d. young, 1713; George, d. 18 July,
1716, aged 16; John, d. unm.; Samuel, of Benhall, h. 1715,
d. unm. 24 June, 1783, having bequeathed his estates to his
kinsman. Sir William Beauinaurice Rush, Knt. of Wimble-
don House ; Martha, d. 1713; Martha, m. 15 April, 1745,
John Damar, Esq. of Came, Dorset, and d. May, 1799; iind
Mary, d. v.aia. May, 1784.
II. William, who eiirried on the line.
I. Elizabeth, b. 1G78 ; d. unm. 18 April, 1703.
II. Hannali, m. Jolin Meade, Esq.
Samuel Bush, of Clapham, d. 9 Jan. 1710. His second son,
William Rush, Esq. of Maryland Point, Essex, b. 1671 ; m.
1st, Margaret, dau. of William Lorken, who d. intestate, and
administration was granted to her husband, 2 Nov. 1708. She
had an only son,
Samuel, heir to his father.
He 1)1. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of William Boys, Alderman of Col-
chester, who d. without surviving issue, 19 July, 1742, aged
63. He d. 27 Oct. 1738, and was buried at St. James's, Col-
chester. His only son,
Samuel Rush, Esq. of Bishop's Stortford, Herts, s. to thft
lands and messiuigcs purchased by his grand-uncle, Samuel
Rush, in the City of London. By Henrietta Maria his wife he
had issue,
I. William, his successor.
II. George, of Farthinghoe, co. Northampton, Capt. in the
Middlesex Militia, m. Kittv, dau. of William Heath, Esq of
Stansted, Mount Fcdget, Essex, who d. 27 Sept. 1803. Be
0.. July same year, having had issue,
1 G EoRGE, of whom hereafter.
1 Henrietta, d. vnm. 2 Kitty, d. vMr,i.
3 Bridget, Mrs. Ogilvy, d. 18 Sept. 1821.
III. John, (/. unm. on his passage to America.
I. Jane, m. 1st, Mr. Ingram, of London, Attorney, by whom
she had no issue ; and 2ndly, Thomas Coulson, of Fleur-de-
lis Court, London, by whom she had a dau.,
Henrietta Maria Coulson, wife of her cousin, Samue
Rush, of Kensington.
II. Mary, Mrs. Roberts.
III. Elizabeth, i/i. Capt. John Corner, R.N. ; and d. March
1781.
The eldest son,
William Rush, Esq. of Bishop's Stortford, Herts, 6. 18 Feb
1722; m. 18 Nov. 1748, Mary, dau. of George Smith, of Loii
EUS
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EUS
1389
(Inn, Merchant, by whom (who d. Dec. 1813, aged 85; lie had
issue,
I. AViLLiAM Beacmaukice (Sir), his successor.
II. Samuel, of Kensington, Middlesex, b. 17 March, 1752;
m. his cousin, Henrietta Maria, dau. of Thomas Coulson, of
Fleur-de-Lis Court, London; and d. March, ls20, having
had by her (who c^. 9 Aug. 1826) a son and a dau.,
Samuel, b. 23 Nov. i;8-i; d. unm. 9 April, 1799.
Maria, m. 20 July, 1809, Henry Urraston Thompson, of
Piccadilly, Hanover Square, London, M.D.
Mr. Eush (I. 10 July, 1779, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sir William Beaumaubice Ecsh, Knt. of Wimbledon House,
Surrey, Lieut. R.N., b. at sea off Beaumaris, North Wales,
21 Aug. 1750; inherited, 1783, the estates of his kinsman,
Samuel Kush, Esq. of Benhall, and received the honour of
knighthood, ISOO. He m. 10 April, 1782, Laura, dau. of
Cremcr Carter, Esq. of Southwark, Surrey, by whom (who d.
14 Nov. 1822) he had issue,
I. Laura, m. Sept. 1801, Basil Montagu, Esq. of Gray's Inn,
London, Barristcr-at-Law ; and d. 16 June, 1806.
II. Julia, 111. April, 18U3, John Leach, Esq. of Cadogan Place,
Sloane Street, Chelsea.
III. Charlotte, m. 1 Jan. 180G, John M. Cripps, Esq. of Stan-
ton, Sussex.
IV. Clakissa, m. 22 May, 1810, her cousin, George FiUsh,
Esq. of Kurthinghoe, of whom hereafter.
V. AngeUca, m. 26 March, 1806, Kev. Edward Daniel Clarke,
LL.D., Eector of Harlton, co. Cambridge, and Yeldham,
Essex.
vi. Louisa, m. 14 Oct. 1812, John Augustus Knipe, Esq. of
Belturbet, co. Cavan.
Sir William Beaumaurice Eush dying withoiit male issue, was
«. in the representation of the family by his kinsman and ton-
in-law,
Geoege Eusn, Esq. of Elsenham Hall, Essex, and Farthing-
hoe, CO. Northampton, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. North-
ampton 1813, 6.29 April, 1785;
; May, 1810, his cousin.
Clarissa, dau. of Sir William Beaumaurice Eush, Knt. of Wim-
bledon, and had issue,
Geokge William, b. 6 March, 1811; d. Sept. 1854.
Arthur Heath, b. 23 Aug. 1813.
Alfked, late of Farthinghoe Lodge.
Clarissa, m. Eight Hon. Henry James Baillie.
Angelica.
Maria Theresa, in.. James Arthur Taylor, Esq.
Ellen Charlotte, m. 1846, Hon. E. B. Wrottesley.
Emily, m. 1st, G. Woodroffe, Esq. ; and 2udly, Walker
Skirrow, Esq.
Mr. Eush d. 1848, and was s. by his eldest son,
George William Eush, Esq. of Farthinghoe and Elsenham
Hall, b. 6 March, 1811 ; and d. Sept. 1854, when he was s. by
bis brother,
Alfred Eusn, Esq. of Farthinghoe, co. Northampton, J.P.,
High Sheriff 1804, Capt. 77th regt., b. 17 Oct. 1818; d. March,
1873; '/;!. 9 July, 1846, Mary Workman, eldest dau. of Col.
Joseph Anderson, C.B. and K.H., Commanding 50th regt., by
whom (who d. June, 1876) he had issue,
I. Alfred George Anderson, his successor.
II. George Acland Gordon, b. 12 July, lb52.
HI. William Beaumaurice, b. 9 Oct. 1854.
IV. Joseph Arthur, b. 1858. v. John Campbell, b. 1860.
1. Mary Clarissa, b. 1855 ; m. Sept. 1875, Capt. James
Williams.
Mr. Eush (!. March, 1873, and was s. by his eldest son,
Alfred George Anderson Eusn, Esq. now of Farthinghoe.
j4n)!.5— Quarterly, gu. and arg., on a fcss per pale vert and
or, between three horses courant as many roundles coimtcr-
changed. Crest — A wolfs head erased vert, langucd gu. guttiie
4'or, gorged with a collar or, charged with three torteaux.
ItoUo — Un l>icu, un roi, une foi.
Seat — Farthinghoe, Brackley.
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RTJSHBROOKE OP BTJSHBS.OOKE.
ErsHBEOOKE, EobebtWyndham Jeemtn, Esq.
of Eushbiooke Park, Suffolk, b. 14 Feb. 1858.
iLinr<t(JC. — Barham Ecshbrooke, Esq., only son of
Egbert Ecshdrooke, Esq., and Mary Barham his wife, ra.
Elizabeth Edwards, of Westowe Hall, Suffolk, and was father of
EoBEBT Eusubrooke, Esq. of Eushbrooke Park, m. 1779,
Mary Grubb, of the ancient family of Grubb of Ilorsendon,
CO. Bucks, and dying 1829, left an only son and heir,
CoL. Eobert Eusubrooke, of Eushbrooke Park, J. P., D.L.,
and M.P. for the western division of Suffolk, b. 2 July, 1779,
»n. 23 May, 1808, Frances, illegitimate dau. of Sir Charles
Davers, Bart., and by her (who d. 1851) had,
I. EoEEBT Fkedlric Bbownlo.t, lute reprcccntativc.
II. William Henry, Commander E.N., 6. 1814; m. 1849,
Anne, dau. of the late Dr. Mathias, of Gibraltar, and has
issue,
1 William Henry, Lieut. 15th foot.
2 Charles Eobert. 3 Gerard Robert.
4 Charles George Davers.
1 Mary Anne Frances. 2 Anne Mary Geronima.
3 Fanny Charlotte Mary. 4 Augusta Mary.
6 Victoria Mary Louisa.
III. Charles Daver.s, an ofBcer, 32nd regt., drowned acci-
dentally 1841, in the Dockyard at Portsmouth.
I. Louisa Elizabeth, m. Licut.-Col. Eyres, late of the Grena-
dier Guards, and has issue.
II. Augusta Elizabeth, m. Thomas Dufileld, Esq. of Marcham
Park, Berks, M.P. for Abingdon, and has issue.
III. Fanny Georgiana, m. Major-Gen. Wilham Eden, late 56th
regt., and has issue.
IV. Mary Caroline, m. Henry Leheup Cocksedge, Esq. of
Eattlesdeu, Suffolk, late 0th Dragoon Guards, and has issue.
V. Frcderica Harriet.
Col. Eushbrooke d. 1845, and was s. by his eldest son,
Egbert Frederick Brownlow Eusbbooke, Esq. of Eus-
brooke Park, Major Scots Fusilier Guards, rn. 1st, 1844, Albinia
Maria, 2nd dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq. of Lyminster, Sussex,
which marriage was dissolved 1853. He m. 2ndly, 1854,
Violelte Emily, dau. of J. A. Trimmer, Esq., and by her (who
d. 1858) had issue,
Egbert Wtndham Jekmtn, now of Eushbrooke.
He m. 3rdly, 1859, Eliza Catherine, dau. of W. W. Eay, Esq.
of Boxford. She m. 2ndly, 18 Sept. 1874, Warwick Falkland
Tryon, Esq., 2nd son of Major-Gen. Tryon. Mr. Eusbrooke d.
14 Aug. 1870, aged 57.
Arms— Sa,., a fess between three roses or; qnarterings,
Edwards and Herbert. Crf.si — A lion sejant holding in the
mouth a rose or. Motto — Fluminis ritu ferimur.
/S«a— Eushbrooke Park, Bury St. Edmunds, SulTolk.
EUSSELIi Q-F ADEN.
Efssell, James Geoege Feegusois-, Ei-q. of
Aden, co. Aberdeen, J. P. and D.L., Secretary in the
Diplomatic Service, b. 11 Feb. 1836; m. 1858,
Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of Sir William Laurence
Young, 3rd bart. of Marlow Park, M.P. for co.
Buckiugliam.
ILtnraCtr.— This family is of great anMqiiity, one of its
ancestors, Hugh de Russel, or, as it was formerly written,
Eozel, having come from Normandy in 1066 with William,
Duke of Normandy. He then settled in England, and his
descendants were possessed of very considerable estates in
Dorset in 1202, and many of the same estates were afterwards
held by the Bedford family.
Some of the Eussel family accompanied Edward III. to the
siege of Berwick, and to the battle of Hallidon Hill, in 1333.
Later, the family settled in Scotland, the head of it being
denominated Ecssell, of that ilk. He had an only child, a
dau., who m. a cadet of the family of Eamsav, who, inconse-
quence, assumed the additional surname and arms of Ecssell.
The descendants during several generations possessed estates
in CO. Eoxburgh, Galloway, &c., &c.
Alexander Ecssell purchased considerable property in
CO. Moray in 1000, and resided in Elgin, where he «'. 1045.
He had three sons ; the second,
Patrick Russell, b. 16o0; m. 1st, Catherine Sharre, sister
of James Sharpe, Archbishop of St. Andrews (murdered
3 May, 1079), and 2ndly, 1696, Catharine, eldest dau. and
co-heiress of Sir John Campbell, Bart, of Lundie, by Helen
his wife, dau. of John Abercrombie, of Glassaugh. The first
Baronet, Sir Colin Campbell, was created a bart. of Xova
Scotia in 1627. By the latter he had issue,
Alexander, his heir.
John. /;(. 1st, Margery, dau. of Mackintosh, of Blernie, rrd
2ndly, Margaret, eldest davt. of Sir Thomas Calder, Bart, of
Muirton ; by the latter he had a .son, Thoma.s, who bought;
the lands of Eathen and Blairmormond, in co. Aberdeen.
Mr. Eussell purchased in 1680 the lands of Catholm and pait
of Moncoffer, and dying 1713 was .5. by his eldest son,
Alexander Eussell, Esq. of Moncoffer, b. 1597; m. 171S,
Catharine, eldest dau. of Alexander Skene, Esq. of that ilk
and Rubicslaw, and by her had a son, Alexander, of whom
presently, and three daus., Jane, Catherine, and Mary. He d.
1733, and was s. by his son, Alexander Eussell, Esq. of
MoncoCTer, m. 1st, 1748, Margaret, youngest dau. of Charles
Hay, Esq. of Eannc.-, and by her I'who d. 1760) had a dau.,
Helen, 7n. Alexander Gordon, Esq. of Lettcifuuiie. Mr.
1390
EU3
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EUS
Bussell m. 2ndly, Eliza, second dau. of Alexander Innes, E?q.
of Rosieburn, son of Sir John Innes, Bart, of Edengight, and
t>y her had,
Alexander, his heir.
George, ra. Catharine, dau. of Thomas Eussell, of Eathen.
Anna, m. her cousin, John EusscU, Esq., Capt. R.N.
In 17-55 Mr. Eussell sold the estates of Moncoffer, &c., in co.
BanEf, to his cousin, the Earl Fife, and purchased those of
Aden, &c., in co. Aberdeen. He d. 1798, and was s. by his
son,
Alexander Eussell, Esq. of Aden, in. 1792, Margaret, dau.
and heiress of James Cumine, Esq. of Kinninmonth, by Sophia
his wife, dau. of Lord Forbes, Tremier Baron of Scotland (the
Cumine family were of very ancient date ; one ancestor. Sir
John, the Red Comyn, was murdered by King Robert Bruce,
in the church of the Minorites, in Dumfries, 1306, because he
contested the crown with him ; the family afterwards owned
large estates in co. Aberdeen, of which upwards of two thirds
•were forfeited to the Crown in 1745, on account of the head of
the family having joined the standard of Prince Charles
Edward with a body of horse raised among his tenantry), and
by her (who d. Feb. 1841) had issue,
Alexander, of Aden, d. unm. July, 1831. James. .
George, d. 1843. Charles, d. 1840.
William, -m. Miss Scott; she d. 1872; he d. 1877.
Peter, b. 1812.
Margaret, d. 1826.
Mary, m. Col. Irwin, and d. 1834.
Mr. Eussell d. Jan. 1829, and was s. by his son,
James Russell, Esq. of Aden, co. Aberdeen, J. P. and D.L.,
6. Oct. 1797 ; m. 11 Oct. 1832, Miss Caroline Lambton, of Gun-
ton Park, Norfolk, and by her (who d. 2 Oct. 1864) had issue,
Alexander Cumming, b. 17 Aug. 1833, Ensign in 74th High-
landers, lost in the troopship "Birkenhead," off the coast
of Africa, Feb. 1852.
James George Ferguson, present representative.
Francis Shirley, Major I4th Hussars, b. 13 Dec. 1810.
Katharine Georgiana, d. 7 Sept. 1843.
Mr. Russell d. Jan 1875.
Arms — Quarterly, 1st, avg., a lion gu. and in chief two
crescents sa., for Russell; 2ndly, gu., three dirks paleways
ppr. hilted and pommelled or, surmounted with as many wolves'
heads of the last; 3rd, az., a chevron arg. between three suns
in their splendour ppr. ; 4th, gyronny of eight or and sa.
Crests— Ist, A lion gu. and in chief brandishing a sword in
dexter hand ppr. ; 2nd, A dexter hand, issuing from a cloud,
hrandishing a sword ppr. Mottoes — Over 1st crest, Courage.
Over 2nd crest, Promptus.
Sen ts— Aden House, Kininmouth House, Buchanness Lodge,
CO. Aberdeen.
HTJSSELIi OF ASHIESTEEL,
Etjsseli, Helen Jane Mountstuaet, of AsMe-
steel, CO. Selkirk, s. her father, Gen. Sir James
Eussell, X.C.B., in 1859.
iCtnCSSC. — "William Russell, Esq. of Ashiesteel, d. 1745,
m. Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Mitchelson, Esq. of Middleton,
Mid-Lothian, N.B., and was s. by his son,
James Russell, Esq. of Ashiesteel, m. Jane, dau. of Rev.
Thomas Boston, and d. 17G7, leaving a son and successor,
William Russell, Esq. of xVshiesteel, Col. in the army.
This distinguished officer was engaged in all the memorable
hattles of that period, under Clive, Coote, Lawrence, &c. He
retired, with the rank of Colonel, 1790. He m. 1772, Jane,
dau. of Dr. John Rutherford, Professor of Medicine in the
College of Edinburgh, and by her (who d. 12 June, 1791) left
at his decease, 1803, a son and heir,
Gen. Sir James Russell, K.C.B., of Ashiesteel, co. Selkirk,
a Gen. OfBcer H.E.I.C.'s service, J. P. and D.L., b. 17 Aug.
1781 ; m. 18 Dec. 1834, Katherine Mary, 4th dau. of Sir James
Hall, Bart, of Duiiglass, by Lady Helen Douglas his wife,
dau. of Dunbar, 4th Earl of Selkirk, and by her had two daus.,
Helen Jane Modntstuart, now of Ashiesteel.
Katharine Anne, m. 18(10, Laurence W. M. Lockhart, Esq.
92nd Highlanders, and has issue one son and one dau. She
d. 1870.'
Sir James d. 15 May, 1859.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron gu. between three tadpoles sa.
a martin of the field within a bordure engrailed az. Crest —
A fountain. Motto — Agitatione purgatur.
Seal — Ashiesteel, Galashiels, co. Selkirk.
RUSSELIi or BIGGIN HOUSE.
Watts-EussexI/, Jesse David, Esq. of Biggin
House, CO. Northampton, late M.P. for North Staf-
fordshire, J. P. for Northampton and Stafford,
b. 1812 ; m. 4 June, 1835, Mary Neville, dau. of
John Smith Wright, Esq. of Eempstone Hall,
Notts, and has issue,
I. David Grey Neville, Capt. 60th rifles, d. unm,
II. Charles.
I. Josephine.
II. Susan, m. — Burroughs, Esq.
III. Mary.
IV. Lucy, m. 16 Oct. 1878, Eev. Edward Moore, Eettor inj
Benefield, eldest son of Eev. Canon and Lady Harricl^
Moore.
JC{ltC<t(JC.— Jesse Watts Eussell, Esq. of Ham Hall, co
Stafford, and Biggin House, co. Northampton, b. 6 May, 1786^1
was son of the late Jesse Russell, Esq. of London and Walthani- 1
stow, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Thomas Noble, Esq. of I
Boroughbridge, and grandson of John Russell, b. atNewcastlc-
under-Lyme, 1799; m. 1st, Mary, only child and heir of Darid
Pike Watts, Esq. of Portland Place, London, and assumed
by royal license dated 28 March, 1817, the additional surname
and arms of Watts. By her (who d. 21 Aug. 1840) [he had
issue,
I. Jesse David, now of Biggin.
II. Michael (Rev.), Rector of Benefield, m. Augusta, daa. of
Peter Heniy Barker, Esq. of Bedford, and d. 16 March,
1875, leaving issue.
III. David Pike, m. Charlotte, dau. of Charles Neville, Esq.
of Holt, and has a dau. Josephine.
IV. John Charles, late 17th Lancers, m. Miss Bradshaw.
I. Mary, m. Sir Norton Joseph KnatchbuU, Bart., and d.
3 Sept. 1874.
II. Elizabeth Jemima, to. Maximilian Joseph, Count do
Montgelas, hereditary peer of Bavaria.
III. Isabel, m. the son of Gen. Manley, and is deceased.
IV. Grace Jane, m. the Hon. Joseph Denman, Rear-Admiral
E.N., son of Thomas, 1st Lord Denman, Chief; Justice.
Mr. Watts Eussell m. 2ndly, 20 June, 1843, Maria Ellen,
youngest dau. of Peter Henry Barker, Esq. of Bedford, and by
her (who d. 30 Oct. 1844) has a son,
V. Edward, m. 28 Dec. 1867, Margaret Alice, 2nd dau. of
Anthony O'Reilly, Esq. of Baltrasna, co. Meath, and has
issue, James, b. 1869, of Baltrasna, co. Meath, which pro-
perty he inherited under the will of his maternal grand-
father, A. O'Reilly, Esq., whose name he assumes.
Mr. Watts Russell m. 3rdly, 22 Nov. 1862, Martha, youngest
dau. of John Leech, co. Wexford. He d. 1875, and was «. by
his eldest son, Jesse David, now of Biggin House.
.<4nns— Quarterly, 1st and 4th, erm., a lion rampant gn.
collared arg. on a chief az. three roses of the third, for Russell;
2nd and 3rd, az., a bend engrailed erminois between two cres-
cents or (a canton gu. for difference), for Watts. Crests — ■
On a mount vert a goat passant erm. collared sa., for Eussell;
a demi-lion rampant or, charged on the shoulder with a cross-
patee az., the paws supporting an escutcheon of the last,^
thereon a fess erminois between three fleurs-de-lis in chii'f
and a cross-patce in base of the first, on an escroll issuant from
the escutcheon the word " Amici" (and, for difference, in tho
mouth of the lion a slip of oak ppr.), for Watts. 3IoUo —
Mcmor, amici.
iSccUs— Biggin House, Oimdle, co. Northampton.
RUSSELL OF STUBBEKS.
>See Beasfill.
EUSSELL OF STONE AND COMBEHTON.
Oldnall-Eussell, Henet Stewaed, Esq. of
Stone, Comberton, and Sion House, co. Worcester,
is a Member of the Civil Service at Ceylon, b. 13
April, 1831 ; m. 1866, Frances Mary, only dau. of
the late Henry Barry Domvile, Esq., and has issuo
a son, b. 1871.
ILtnCaSC— Rev. Samuel Oldnall, Rector of St. Nicholas^
Worcester (descended from Roger Oldnall, of Stone, near Kid-
derminster, who d. 1615), 9)1. 1779, Mary, dau. of William
Russell, Esq. of Powick Court, co. Worcester (derived from a
junior branch of the Eussells of Ladlow Hays, Salop), and 'jy
her (who d. 1788) left at his decease, 1819, a son, M
Sir William Oldnall Russell, Chief Justice of Bengal^
1832, who, in 1816, assumed the surname of Russell, in lieu of
his patronymic Oldnall, in compliance with the will of his
maternal grandiather. He m. 1»25, Louisa Maria, eldest dau.
Rrs
THE LANDED GENTRY,
RUT
1391
of John Lloyd Williams, Ksq. of Gwernant Park, co. CardiRan,
and dyins 1833, left an only son, the present Henry Steward
Oldnall Russell, Esq. of Sion, &c., and two daus., i. Augusta,
w. 1st, 184C, Archibald Erskine, Esq., Lieut. -Col. 46lh rest.
(nephew of Charles, 13th Marquess of Winehester), who d.
1818, and 2ndly, 1857, Rev. Charles Compton Domvile, M.A.,
Eeelor of Ncttleton, Wilts; and ii. Emily, m. 1861, John
Harvey, M. I)., eldest son of Archibald Harvey, Esq. of Lon-
donderry, and has issue.
iSeuts— Stone, Combcrtcn ; and Sion House, co. Worcester.
RUSSELL OF DONAMAGGAN.
ErssELL, Rev. Cecil, of Donamaggan, co. Kil-
kenny, lato Ecctor of Drumcree, co. W'estmealh,
b. 1802 ; m. 1st, 1835, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
Eev. Eoger Chambers, and had issue,
I. CuRisTOPiiER JosiAH, Capt. R.E., 6. 1839; m. Frances>
dau. of William Chambers, Esq., and has issue, Cecil
Pomeroy, b. 1876, and Ismina, b. 1874.
I. Jane Elizabeth Cecilia, in. Eev. Warden Flood Stubbs,
Incumbent of St. Columbus, Liverpool.
Eev. Mr. Eussell vi. 2ndly, 1812, Hon. Elizabeth
Esther Poiueroy, dau. of John, 4th Viscount Har-
berton, and had issue,
II. William Pomeroy, 6. 1843 ; d. 1SG6.
III. Spencer Cecil, Fellow of Ch. Ch. Oxford, b. 1847 ; d. 1873.
HtlTCaCJC. — Edward Rdssell, of Aston Abbotts, Bucks,
m. Joyce, sister of Charles Fleetwood, Cromwell's General,
and had issue,
I. GEoRfiE, of Aston Abbotts.
II. Jerome, b. 1620; d. 1085.
Jerome Rdssell was recommended by his uncle Fleetwood
to Oliver Cromwell, and came with him to Ireland, where he
held civil offices, and acquired lands ; he ra. Mary Browne,
aunt to Peter Browne, D.D., Provost of Trin. Coll. Dublin,
and Bishop of Cork and Ross, and had,
I. John, of Rutland, co. Carlow, b. 1059 ; d. 1729, in. and had,
1 Thomas (Ven.), Archdeacon of Cork, b. 1691 ; d. s. j3.
2 Ricliard, Capt. 14th regt., b. 1703; ni. E. Warren, and
had issue one son, Peter, b. 1738, d. s.p. 1808,
II. Christopher, b. 1G70; d. 1729.
The second son,
Christoi-uek ErssELL, was Lieut. -Col. 17th regt., and
Lieut.-Governor of Minorca; in. Mary Hook, and had issue,
I. Christopher. ii. George (Rev.), b. 1728, d. s. 'p. 1767.
I. Katharine Dorothea, m. 1739, Hovell Farniar, Esq. of
Mount Hovell, co. Cork.
n. Elizabeth, ra. James Colthurst, Esq. of Dripscy Castle.
The eldest son,
Christopher Eussell, Capt. 17th regt., b. 1711 ; m. Mary,
dau. of John Coneys, Esq. ; and d. 1765, leaving one son,
Bev. Christopher Russell, b. 1761; d. 1820; in. Char-
lotte, dau. of Eev. Cecil Crampton, Rector of Headford, co.
Galway, and had issue,
I. Christopher, M.D., b. 1801 ; d. 1S.54; in. Anna, dau. of Rev.
John Digliy, of Osbcrtston, co. Kihlare, and had issue,
1 Christopher, r,i. Mary Bell.
2 John Digby (Rev.), ni. E. Lancaster.
3 Philij), ,a. Lucy Lane.
n. Cecil, now of Donamaggan.
m. John, /). 1807; d. 1800; •„;. E. Pcard, and had issue one
son. John.
IV. Philip, b. 181 1 ; in. Jane, dau. of Eev. George Brabazon,
and has issue, three sons.
Besii/C/ice— Richmond Hill, Monkstown.
HUST OF ALCOKBUr.Y HOUSE.
EtrsT, GrEOKGE JoHN, Esq. of Alcoubury, House,
50. Huntingdon, J.P. and D.L., b. 1831 ; m. 1862,
A.gnes Caroline, dau. of W. H. Deshorough, Esq. of
ffartford, co. Huntingdon. Mr. Eust is only son
■ !" George Eust, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Cromwell
'Use, CO. Huntingdon (who d. 1S7G), by Sophia his
■vile, dau. of Henry Peters, Esq.
&ai— Alconbury House, near Huntingdon.
RUTHERFURD OF FAIRNINGTON.
ErTHEKFUHi), Hexet, Esq. of Eairuington, co.
\oxburgh, J.P., Barrister-at-Law, of the Middle
Temple, b. 19 Jan. 1831 ; m. 18 Aug. 1868, Mary
Wilhelmina, eldest dau. of Eev. G. E. Bruxnor, of
The Holt, Thurlaston, co. Leicester, by Anne Mary
liis wife, dau. of Eev. Joseph Ai'kwright, of Mark
Hall, Essex, and has issue,
I. Thomas Henry, b. 23 July, 18G9.
II. Arthur Edward, 6. 18 May, 1873.
HI. Herbert Cecil, b. 3 May, 1874.
IV. James Edmund, 6. 7 Oct. 1875.
V. William Montagu, 6. 25 April, 1877.
I. Evelyn Mary, b. 24 Aug. 1878.
3£ilICa(ir. — Among the earliest of the name of Rutherfor(i
are to be found Robertus, Dominus de Rutueri-'ord, witness
to a charter granted by David I. to Gcrvasus Ridal 1140, and
a Rutherford or Rordesforde in the charter of William the
Lion 11G5. During the period from 1105 to 1249 occur the
names of Gregory and Nicholas Retherford. Sir Robert
Rutherford, the friend of Robert Bruce, is mentioned in
Barbour's History of that Prince. In 1398, Sir Richard
Rutherford, of that ilk, was Ambassador to the Court of
England, and in 1400 was one of the Wardens of the Marches.
By liis wife Jane Douglas, he had three sons; James, who .s.
him, had a charter of the lands of Lethbertshiels and others;
John, ancestor of Eutheri-ord of Hunt hill, who eventually en-
joyed the honours and titles of Lord Rutherford and Earl of
Teviot; and Nichol, who obtained charters of the lands of
Mackerston and others, and was ancestor of the Eutherfords
of Ilundalee. James and Nichol wxre appointed guarantees
of a treaty with the English 1449.
James Rutherford, son of the last-mentioned James, ob-
tained, 1457, a charter of lands to him and his spouse, Mar-
garet Erskine, dau. of Lord Erskine. He had a grant from
James IV. of the lands of Edgerston in 1492, and shortly after
of the lands of Eutherford and Wells. By his said wife he
had two sons, Philip and Thomas. The elder son,
Philip Eutherford, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Walter Ker, of
Cessford, ancestor of the Dukes of Eoxburghe, and had (with
a son, Eichard, who d. s. p.) two daus., the elder, Helen, m.
twice, and d. s. p. ; the younger. Christian, m. James Stuart,
ancestor to the Earls of Traquair, and through her the estates
of Rutherford and Wells passed to the family of Stuart; and
the Earls of Traquair, in right of this marriage, quartered the
arms of Eutherford with their own. On the death of the above
Eichard without issue, the lands and barony of Edgerston
reverted to his uncle, Thomas, heir male of the family: and
his son, Eobert, obtained a confirmation of the same under the
Great Seal 1559. This Eoberc was s. by his son,
Thomas Eutherford, commonly called the black Laird of
Eutherford, renowned for the exploits of himself and his nine
sons on the borders. His son,
Eichard Eutherford, of that ilk, m. the granddau. of the
Laird of Buccleuch, and had a son,
EoEERT Eutherford, who m. Margaret Riddell, dau. of the
Laird of that ilk, and had a son,
John Rutherford, of that ilk. who acted a gallant and
distinguished part in the Civil War, and was instrumental in
restoring Charles II. He m. Barbara Abernethy, dau. of the
Bishop of Caithness (by a dau. of Murray, of Philiphaugh),
and had issue surviving sons,
Andrew, s. to the estates in 1686, and d. s. p. 1713.
Thomas, succcs.sor to his brother.
Eobert, became Eutherford of Bowland, and was ancestor
(through the female line) of Sir Walter Scott, Bart, of
Abbotst'ord.
The 2nd surviving son,
Thomas Eutherford, of that ilk, of Edgerston and Wells,
acquired the lands of Bonjcdwavd and Mounthooly, together
with the lands of Hunthill and Scraisburgh, from Robert,
Lord Rutherford, who likewise assigned to Thomas (with the
estate) the title of Lord Eutherford, in like manner as it had
been assigned co his brothers and to him by the Earl of Teviot,
by virtue of the patent, which was the only right they had.
But Thomas contented himself with assigning it in like
manner to his son and successor, who likewise declined
claiming it. It was, however, assumed by Capt. John Euther-
ford, collateral heir male, descended from Eichard Rutlierford
of Littlehaugh, and since by others. He m. Susanna, dau.
and heiress of Riddell, of Miuto, and had issue (with fivu
daus.) one son.
Sir John Rutherford, of that ilk, s. his father 1720. He
m. 1st, 1710, Elizabeth Cairncross, heiress of the ancient and
honourable family of Cohnslie, and had nineteen children, of
whom the eldest son, John, waa ancestor (in the female huc>
1392
EUT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EUT
ofWilliam Oliver-Rutlierrnm, Esq. of Edcccrston ; the 2ncl son
was Thomas, of whose line we treat; aiioihei- son, Robert, a
baron of the Kussian Emijire, purehascd back, 1779, tlie old
family property of Fairninn'ton ; and another son Walter, in.
Mary, dau. of Gen. Alexander. Of the daus., Susanna, m.
Alexander Pringle, of Wliytbank; Mary, ia. Sir Alexander
Nisbet, of Dean; Elizabeth, hi. John IlorsburRli. of that ilk;
and Jean m. Charles Injjlis, of Wanorhcad. Sir John m. 'indly,
1741, Sarah, sister of Sir Alexander Nisbet, Bart., by whom he
had also a son and a dau.,
Henrj-, of Hunthill, m. Affnes Lauder, and had issue.
Christian, m. Dr. l3avidson, of Hatton and Muirhousc.
The 2nd son,
Thomas RimiEKFORD, Esq. to. 1745, Martha, dau. of Alder-
man Town, of York, and dying 1749, left a son,
John Ecithebfubd, Capt. 42nd regt., and Major Dumfries
Militia, m. 1st, 17C9, Eleanor, dau. of Thomas Chalke, Esq. of
Artane and Grange, co. Dublin (by Anne Gordon his wife),
and by her (who d. 1795) had issue,
John, h. 1777; d. unm. I15I2.
Charles, b. 1780; d. unm. 1846. TiiojiAS, of Fairnington.
Martha, m. Charles Robson, Esq.
Eleanor, m. William Elliott, Esq. of Harwood.
He TO. 2ndly, Agnes, dau. of J. Chatto, Esq. of Mainhouse, and
by her (who d. 1850) had a son, Walter, m. Mary, dau. of Capt.
Knight, R.N., and d. 1856, leaving issue two sons and two
daus. He ('. 1830, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Rcthebi-ord, Esq. of Fairnington, J. P., b. 1784;
m. Caroline Sanderson, dau. of William Ball, Esq. of London
<by Lydia Wyvil his wife), and had issue,
Henhy, now of Fairnington.
Thomas Walter, b. 4 Sept. 1832, H.M. Indian Staff Corps.
Charles Ferdinand, b. 24 Jan. 1834; 1,1. 1 Oct. 18.i9, Harriet
Guilliam, dau. of Rev. George S. Parsons, Government
Chaplain, and laeumbent of St. Mary'.s, Castletown, Isle of
Man. John, /;. 20 Feb. 1835, in H.M. Indian Navy.
William, 6. 26 April, 1836. Riehard Capel, b. 2 April, 1837.
Edward, b. 7 Feb. 1839; d. 14 Nov. 1870.
James, b. 9 Jan. 1842, H.M. Indian army.
George, 6. 6 Sept. 1845; (/. 2 Jan. 1851.
Caroline, m. 1863, Lieut. -Col. Itaynsford, of the E.T.C.S.
Ellen. Eliza Lydia. Agnes Matilda,
He d. 27 March, 1863.
Arms — Arg., an orle gu. in chief three martlets sa. beaked of
the second. C'lxsl — A martlet as in the arms. Motto — Nee
Borte nee fato.
Seal — Fairnington, Kelso. Residence — Dovil House, Ealing,
Middlesex.
HUTHERFURD OF EDGERSTON.
EUTHERFURD, WiLLIAM OlilVEE, Esq. of Edgev-
eton, CO. Eoxburgh, Slieriff, D.L., and Conveuer of
that CO., h. 1781 ; m. 1804, Agnes, dau. of Alexander
Chatto, Esq. of Mainhouse, and by lier (who d. 14
jS'ov. 1859) had issue,
I. William Alexander, b. 30 June, 1818; m. 1st, 1801,
Margaret Jane Young (who d. 7 Sept. 1809) and had issue,
William Edward, b. 1863; Archibald Aymer, b. 1867;
Katherine Violet, d. 1877 ; and Margaret Isabella. He m.
2ndly, 1872, Mary Ann, dau. of W. H. Brakspear, Esq. of
Deanfiehl, Oxon, and by her (who d. 8 May, 1875), has
issue, Malcolm Brakspear, 6. 1875, and Agnes Elizabeth.
II. Archibald John, Major in the army, 6. 11 Dec. 1820; in.
1860, Catherine Jane llawlinson, and has issue, Archibald,
6. 1865; William, b. 1867; Douglas, 6. 1808; Chatto, b.
1872; Ronald, b. 1874; Alice, Edith, and Agnes Mary.
HI. John Chatto, b. 9 Nov. 1827 ; d. 4 July, 1857.
I. Elizabeth, vi. Rev. J. M. Denniston, M.A. ; d. 23 Jan.
1872.
II. Jane, m. Macduff Rhind, Esq., and d. 1833, leaving a dau.,
Jane Oliver, d. 1854.
III. Violet, TO. James Iloddam Tate, Esq. d. 7 June, 1872.
IV. Agnes.
V. Eleanor, ra. Joseph Chatto Lamb, Esq. of Ryton House,
Nortliumberland, and </. 1851, leaving issue, 1 William
Rulherfurd, 6. 1847; 2 Joseph Chatto, b. 18.50; 1 Agnes
Alice, TO. James I'aton, Esq., younger, of Crailing, co.
Roxburgh, Slajor 4th rcgt., and has issue ; 2 Jane, m.
T. S. Walker, Esq. of Maunby Hall, co. York, who </. 1865,
leaving issue, Violet Eleanor, Constance Helen, and
Florence Jane ; 3 Helen.
VI. Isabella Anne, d. 1 Jan. 1863.
iLtltCilCIC.— Johk Rutueeford, Esq. of Edgerston, Advo-
cate, eldest son of Sir John Rotiierfurd, of that ilk i,sec
preccdino Family), h. 12 June, 1712, M.P. for the co. of
Roxburgh 1734; ra. Nov. 1737, Ellenor, dau. of Sir Gilbert
Elliot, of Minto, Lord of Session, by whom he had issue,
John, his heir.
Robert, killed in a mutiny of the Sepoys, atVellore, in India, ,
circ'i 1770.
Archibald, Capt. in the army, d. 1790.
Ellenor, d. unm. Oct. 1822.
Elizabeth, m. Andrew St. Clair, of Hermanctston, and was j
mother of Charles, Lord Sinclair.
Jane, j)j. William Oliver, of Dinlabyre, Sheriff-Depute of co.
Roxburgh (son of William Oliver, Esq. of Dinlabyre, by j
his wife, Violet Douglas, of Cavers), d. June, 1820, and left \
issue, 1 William Oliver RuTiiERinRD, now of Edgerston;
2 Archibald, Major E.I.C.S., in. Anne Roberts; 3 Samuel; '
4 John, TO. Margaret Kerr, and has a son, William, and a \
dau. ; 1 Eleanor, to. Professor James Russell ; 2 Violet, to.
Col. David Richardson; 3 Elizabeth, m. Henry Young, i
M.l)., and had issue, four sons and two daus., Edward, whose!
dau., Margaret Jane, to. 1861, William Alexander (eldest son J
and heir-apparent of William Oliver Rutlierfurd), William, |
Henry, Archibald, Jane, and Anne; and 4 Agnes, m. Archi-
bald Little, Esq. of Shabdea Park, Surrey, and had issue.
Agnes, d. unm. Dec. 1840.
3Ir. Rutherfurd accepted an independent company at New
York, and was killed at the battle of Ticonderago, 1758. Ho
was s. by his eldest son,
John Rutherford, Esq. of Edgerston, 6. 1748, m. 15 June,
1787, Mary Ann, only dau. of Major-Gen. the Hon. Alexander '
Leslie, but had no issue. He sat in Parliament force. Selkirk,
and afterwards for co. Roxburgh, of which he was also Vice-
Lt., and Col. of the local .Alililia. He d. 1834, and was s. by his
nephew, William Oliver Rdtherfurd, Esq. of Edgerston.
Heats — Edgerston and Dinlabyre, Jedburgh, co. Eoxburgh.
EUTHVEN OE aUANSBOEOUGH.
EuTHVEN', William Clifford Bermingxam:,
Esq. of Quausborough, co. Gal way, b. 14 July, 1840;
assumed by royal license, 1865, the surname and
arms of Kuthven only. He m. 12 Oct. 1865,
Erances Margaret, only child of Capt. Otway, R.N.,
of Castle Otway, co. Tipperary, and has issucj
I. Robert Mekvyn Bermingham, 6. 2 Aug. 1867-
II. Thomas Ormonde Bermingham, b. 12 Feb. 1872.
III. Mervyn Henry Bermingham, b. 18 Sept. 1877.
I. Annette Rosabelle Bermingham.
II. Jlarguerite Frances Bermingham, d. 25 Sept. 1870.
HI. Rosabelle Frances Elizabeth Bermingham.
IV. Edith Mary Bermingham.
V. Cecil Harriet Beatrice Bermingham.
3itUr<l(JC. — This family claims to derive from Alexandes
RuTiivEN, a scion of the Scottish House of Gowrie, who,'
according to the family tradition, being at Perth when the
Earl of Gowrie, his kinsman and chief, was slain, was involved '
in the ruin of his (amily, and in 1602 fled to England, where
he settled himself in the co. Durham, assuming his wife's sur-
name, that of Trotter. Here, on the banks of the Skerne,
he purchased lands and erected a residence, which still
retams the nuuie of Tiouer. He d. 1621, leaving a son,
James Trotter, Esq. m. Anne Hylton, of Preskrigg, grand-
dau. of Sir Adam Ilyl on, of Hylton Castle, co. Durham, and
d. in 1037, having had three sons, Alexander; John; and
James. The 2nd son,
John Trotter, b. 1619, who was bred to the profession of
medicine, m. Jane Wilson, dau. of a clergyman at Auckland,
and thereby so displeased his elder brother that a sudden dis-
pute arose, in which Alexander received a hurt, from which he
died soon after. John fled to the Isle ol l\lan, and thence,
with liis wife and an infant son, Sami'el, b. 1068, went over to
Ireland to Mourne, where he d. 1680. The above named
Samuel Trotter, was father of John Trotter, Esq., who m.
Miss Savage, and dying at Downpatrick, 1779, left, with three
daus., Hve sons, Edward; Southwell; Savage; John; and
William. The youngest,
William Tkottek, Esq. of Downpatrick, d. there in April,
1794, leaving, with a dau., four sons, John, Capt. 15tli foot;
William Henry; Edward, Lieut. R.N. ; and Clifford, of
Charleville Cottage. This last-named,
Clifford Trotter, Esq. of Charleville Cottage, co. Wick-
low, b. 22 May, 1782; m. 1st, Nov. 1805, Lady Mary St. Law-
rence, dau. of William, 2nd Earl of Howth, by Lady .Mary Ber-
mingham, his wife, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Thomas, 22nd Lord
Athenry, Earl of Louth, and by her (who d. 24 Jan. 1825) had
ibsuc,
EUT
THE LANDED GEXTir
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1393
Thomas BEiiMiNGnAM, m. Eosabelle JIaria Frances, youneost
dau. of Major William Stirling St. Clair, of Emina Vale, co.
■\VickIo\v, and by hor (who d. IS Jan. 184:V) had i.ssue, a dau.
b. 6 June, 1839, who <'. in inf-.incy, and an only son, the
present William Clifford BERMiXGHAJt Ruthven, Ksq. of
Quansborough, one of the co-representative.s of Thomas,
2\lna Lord Athcnry. Mr. T. B. 'Irotter d. 12 Jan. 1844.
William St. Lawrence, d. unm. 1847.
Mary Bermingham, m. 6 Nov. 1827, Charles Stuart Trotter,
Esq. who<L 6 March, 1857.
Isabella Louisa, m. Eev. Gerald Wensley Tyrrell, and d.
1848.
Elizabeth, m. John Nixon, Esq., and d. 18.55.
Mr. Trotter m. 2ndly, 7 March, 18.38, Catherine Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Major William Stirling St. Clair, of Emma Valei
CO. Wieklow, and by her (who d. 9 Sept. 1853) had,
Clifford Stirling, 6. 16 March, 18-39; d. 1 July, 1859.
Mervyn Henry, 6. 23 April, 1840.
Frederick St. Clair, h. 15 March, 1843.
Alfred Edward, b. 27 Sept. 1845.
Jocelyn FitzGerald, b. 6 March, 1849.
Adelaide Elizabeth. Catherine Isabella.
Mr. Trotter, a Magistrate for Downshire, d. 24 Oct. 1859.
Arriu — Paly of six arg. and gu., a canton eiminois. Creat —
A goat's head erased arg. attired or, charged with a mullet
gu. Motto — (Over the C .-est) Deed Shaw.
Rcsklfiiccs — Charleville Cottage, co. Wieklow; and Mount
Campbell, co. LciLrim.
BUTSON OP NEWBY WISKE AND
NUNNINGTON HALL.
ErTSON, John, Esq. o£ jVewby Wi.«lce, and
Nunnington, co. York, J.P. North Kiding, B.A.
Triu. Coll. Cambridge 1852, b. 28 Oct. 1829.
ILtUrHCJC. — The family of Eutson was resident during the
17th century in Westmorland.
William Rctson, of Kendal, m. 22 Oct. 1700, Agnes, eldest
dau. of Mr. Thomas Osliffe, left one dau. (who m. Mr. Cook-
Bon) and one son,
EoBERT KcTsoN, &. 1701, Served as Mayor of Kendal 1752;
m. 1723, Margaret, dau. of Mr. Shaw; d. 20 Sept. 17G0, leaving
(with several daus.) one son,
AViLLiAM ErxsoN, Esq. of Liverpool, b. 5 Dec. 1738, served
as Mayor of Kendal 1773; m. 23 April, 1701, Elizabeth, duu.
of George Calton, Esq. ; d. 1793, and left issue,
William Caltos, his heir.
Margaret, b. 15 June, 1764; m. James Maury, Esq.
Mary, 6. 8 May, 1708 ; m. the Eev. Thomas Bold.
The only son,
William Calton Enxsos, Esq. of Liverpool and Allerton
Priory, Lancashire, an eminent Merchant of Liverpool, b.
T July, 1760; in. 16 Dec. 1790, Frances, only child of Simon
Wrather, Esq., and Margaret Beckwith his wife ; d. 26 March,
1817, leaving issue,
William, his heir.
Fanny, 6. 10 Dec. 1797; m.26 Feb. 1S16, William James,
Esq. of Barroik Park, co. Cumberland, M.P. Cumberland,
and High Sheriff 1826.
The son and heir,
William Rotson, Esq. of Xewby Wiske and Nunnington,
6. 17 Oct. 1791, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, 1814, a Magis-
trate and Deputy-Lieut, for the North Riding co. York, and
High Sheriff of the county 1850; m. 17 Feb. 1825, Charlotte
Mary, dau. of William Ewart, Esq.; cL 11 May, 1867, having
had issue,
William, Lieut. 70th regt., d. 26 May, 1846, in his 21st year.
John, present representative.
Henry, b. 25 July, 1831, B.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, 1852;
a Magistrate for the North Eiding co. York.
Albert Osliff, b. 2 Dec. 1836, M.A. of University Coll.
Oxford, and Fellow of Magdalen Coll. Oxford, called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1865 ; Private Secretary to Lord .-Vber-
dare, when Secretary of State for the Home Department 1868
to 1873.
Charlotte Fanny; and Jane Margaret, d. 19 Jan. 1854, v.nm.
Arms — Per fess indented or and sa., three bulls' heads
oouped counterchanged, the two in chief charged with a bezant
and that in base with a pellet. Cre.sl — A grifhu's head couped
per bend sa. and or, entwined by a serpent ppr. Motto — Spec-
temur agendo.
iSea(s— Newby Wiske, Thirsk; and Nunnington Hall, co.
York. C^w6— University, S.W.
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B.UTTLEDGE OF BLOOMFIELD.
EuTTLEDGE, EoBEET, Esq. of Uloomfleld, CO.
Mayo, J.P. audD.L., High Sheriff 1864, late Lieut. -
Col. Commanding South Mayo Militia, w.Feb. 1850,
Katherine, dau. of Peter Low, Esq. (by Loviisa hia
wife, dau. of Sir Kichard Butler, 7tli bart. of Garry-
hundon), and by her (%vho </. June, 1856) had issue,
I. TnoMAs Henry Brcen, h. 7 Sept. 1852.
I. Margaret Harriet, ),i.21Sept. 1877, W. H. Field, Capt.Stli
Hussars, eldest son of Lieut. -Col. W. Field, of Shilton Oak,
Shrewsbury. ii. Louisa Kutheriue.
iLlltCilgC— The Rev. Francis Lambert, Eector and Pre-
bendary of Kilmainc, 6. 1788 (2nd son of Joseph Lambert,
Esq. of Brookhill, by his 1st wife, Barbara, dau. of Thomas
Euttledge, Esq. of Eloomfield) ; ra. 9 June, 1819, Margaret, 2nd
dau. of Col. Henry Bruen, of Oak Park, M.P., and had issue,
Robert, now of P.loomfield.
Thomas, late of Cornticld, co. Mayo, J.P. and D.L. for co.
Mayo, High ShcrilT lt-0.5. 6. 5 April, lb26: Jii. Jane, only
dau. and heir of Robert Fair, Esq. of Bushfield, and d. 1877,
leaving issue,
Robert Fair, now of Cornfield, b. 1852.
Mrs. Ruttledge assumed, by royal license, 28 Aug. 1857,
for herself and her issue, the additional surname and arms
of Fair.
Francis, late Mayo Militia, 6. 20 Aug. 1828 ; in. 30 Not. 1864,
Hester EUzabeth Frances, 3rd dau. of Thomas Spencer
Liudsey, Esq. of Ballymont House, co. Mayo, and h;is issue.
John, H.M. 34th regt., d. in India, 1859.
Harriet. Elizabeth, ra. James A. Lyle, Esq.
Margaret Maria Anne Harriet d. uma. Ia71.
Helena Margaret Harriot.
Mr. Lambert assumed, by sign manual, April, 1819, his
maternal name and arms of Ruttledge, instead of Lambert,
and s. his uncle, Robert Ruttledge, Esq. of Bloomfield, High
Sheriff of Mayo 17c8, who m. 1787, EUzabeth, 3rd dau. of
Francis Knox, Esq. of Rappa Casile, and represented the
borough of Duleek for many years in the Irish Parliament.
Arms — Arg., a stag trippant ppr. on a chief engrailed az.
three estoiles or. Crest — An oak tree ppr., pendent from a
dexter branch thereof by a riband az. an escutcheon or. AoJio
— Verax atque probus.
Stat — Bloomticld, IloUymount, co. Mayo.
EUTTLEDGE OF BARBESSFORT.
ErxTLEDGE, Datid, Esq. (formerly W^atson) of
Barbersfort, co. G-alway, Barrister-at-Law, J.P. for
COS. Mayo and Galwav, High Sherifi' 1851, late Capt.
South Mayo Eifles, 6.' Nov. 1811; m. 1836, Eleanor,
youngest dau. of John Knox, Esq., formerly of
Moyne Abbey, and has issue,
I. David, J.P. for Galway, Major Galway Militia; m. 1863,
Sarah, 2nd dau. of the Rev. E. Leet, of Otranto, Kings-
town, and has, with other issue, David Knox, b. 1865.
II. John Knox, late Capt. 3rd Dragoon Guards, ni. 1878, the
only dau. of Col. De Loniiueville, of Sangby Broom, Bucks.
in. Alfred, Lieut. 14th regt.
I. Eleanor, ni. Ici62, Arthur Eudge, Esq., E.A.
II. Elizabeth.
III. Olivia, ra. 1S74, Christopher Ussher, Esq. of Eastwell,
CO. Galway, J.P.
This gentleman 5. 1833, to the unsettled estates of
his step-father, Eobert Euttledge, Esq. of Bloomfield,
and by his will assumed, by royal license, the name
and arms of Euttledge only.
Arras — Arg., a stag trippant ppr., on a chief engrailed az.
three estoiles wavy or. Crtst — An oak tree ppr., pendent from
a dexter branch by a riband az. an escutcheon or. Motto —
"Verax atque probus.
Hint — Barbersfort, Tuam, co. Galway. lown Residence —
3, FitzwilUam Place, Dublin.
RUXTON OF AKDEE-HOUSE.
EtiXTON, William, Esq. of Ardce House, co
Louth, J.P. and D.L., High Slieriif 1817,6. 26 April,
1823; in. 15 July, 1851, Caroline Diana, youriitr
dau. of Charles Vernon, Esq. of Eoyal York Cics-
ceiit, Clifton, and has issue,
I. John Fitz Herbert Vernon, b. 12 Nov. I8G3.
II. Charles Harcourt Vernon, 6. 6 June, 1870.
I. Georgiana Anna. ii. Caroline Lydia.
HI. Florence Elizabeth. iv. Helen Veinou.
V. Beatrice Geraldine.
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THE LANDED GENTRY
EUX
«
Through the female line, the present Mr. Euxton,
of Ardee represents a branch of the great and
ancient family of Fitzhehbeet of Norluri/, co.
Derby, and Swinnerton, co. Stafford.
ILincajr. — John PiDXTON, E?q. of Shanhoe, co. Meath,
whose will was dated 27 April, 1634, m. and left issue (with
two daus., Mary, wife of George Proctor; and Elizabeth, Mrs.
Manning) three sons, Henry, of Bective, co. Meath; Jonx,
of whom we treat ; and William. The 2nd son,
Capt. John Euxton, of Ardee, co. Louth, was patentee of
considerable estates in co. Louth under the Act of Settlement,
Unx-p. Chables IL, and Hi<;h Sheriff 1C59. He m. twice; his
2nd wife, Priscilla, d. his widow 29 Nov. 1743, aged 87. By
his 1st, Capt. John Euxton had issue, John, b. 1642, M.P.
for Ardee 1661, Hif;h Sheriff co. Louth 1673, d. g. p. ; William,
eventual heir to his father; Charles (P.ev.), 6- 1661, attainted
1638; Matthew, father of John Euxton, of Ballybonny {see
ErxTON nf Broad Oo.k); Jane; and Sarah. The 2nd son,
William Rcxton, Esq. of Ardee House, was attainted by
King James 11. 16S8. By Anne his wife, he left a dau., Mar-
garet, and a son and heir,
William Euxton, Esq. of Ardee House, M.P. for Ardee
1747. He m. 1718, Mary, dau. of Samuel Gibbons, Esq. of
Mountainstown, co. Meath; and d. 15 Feb. 1751, aged 54,
leaving issue, John, his heir : William, Surgeon-Gen. ; Samuel,
d. v.nm.; Charles, M.P. for Ardee, m. Elizabeth, dau. and
heiress of Eobert Parkinson, Esq. of Eed House, co. Louth,
and d. 1806, aged 80, leaving a son and heir, William Parkin-
son Euxton, Esq. of Eed House, Barrister-at-Law, and M.P. for
Ardee, m. 18 Jan. 1802, Anna Maiia, dau. of Thomas For-
tescue, Esq. of Dromiskcn, M.P., but d. s. p.; Gilbert Gibbons;
Anne, m. 1769, Arthur Wolfe, Lord Kilwarden, Lord Chief
Justice of Ireland ; she was created 30 Sept. 1795, Baroness
Kilwarden, of Kilteel, in her own right; Mary. The eldest
son and heir,
John Ecxton', Esq. of Ardee House, M.P., b. 1721; m.
Letitia, dau. and eventual co-heiress of William Fitzherbert,
Esq. of Shercock, co. Cavan, whose father, Thomas Fitzherbert,
Esq. of Sherock, was 2nd son of William Fitzherbert, Esq. of
Swinnerton, co. Stafford, and Norbury, co. Derby (see that
Fuinlly), by Anne his wife, dau. of Sir Basil Brooke, Knt. of
Madeley ; and dying 7 March, 1785, left issue,
I. Willlam, his heir.
n. John, of Black Castle, co. Meath, m. 1770, Margaret, dau.
of Eichard Edgeworth, Esq., of Edgeworthstown, co. Long-
ford, and had issue,
1 Fitzherbert, Capt. in the 63rd rcgt., d. 1799.
2 Richard, of Black Castle, co. Meath, 6. 3 Aug. 1775; m.
10 Jan. 1807, Elizabeth Selina, 3rd dau. of Sir Eobert
Staples, 5th bart. of Dunmore, Queen's Co., by the Hon.
Jane Vcsey, sister of Thomas, 1st Viscount de Vesci.
1 Sophia. 2 Margaret.
Mr. Euxton d. July, 1825, aged 80.
III. Samuel, of Swinnerton, co. Meath, who assumed the sur-
name ol Fitzherbert.. and d. s.p. 1826.
I. Slary, m. James Cory, Esq. ii. Anne.
The eldest son,
William Ecxton, Esq. of Ardee House, co. Louth, and
Shercock, co. Cavan, M.P., m. Anne, dau. of Christopher
Henry Upton, Esq., by Isabella his wife, dau. of Col. Clarges,
Eoyal Irish Dragoons, son of Sir Thomas Clarges, Bart., and
had issue,
John Fitzherbert, his heir.
Henry, m. Isabella, dau. of James Carlyle, Esq. of Cradox-
town, CO. Kildare, and has issue.
■William, m. Elizabeth Anne Young, of Eogerstown, co.
Louth, and had issue. Eobert. d. young.
Clarges, m. Mary, dau. of Sir Eobert Barncwall, 7th bart.,
of Crickstown, and d. s. p.
Charles, m. Mary Fra.'^er, dau. of William Eraser Tytlcr, Esq.
of Belnain, co. Inveiness.
George, Major in the army, of Eahanna, co. Louth, 6. 1804;
High Sheriff 1851 ; m. Mary, dau. of Hon. William Frank-
land OdcU, Colonial Secretary to New Brunswick ; and d.
18 Ma}-, 1869, leaving issue.
Arthur, ni. 1st, Christina, dau. of William Fraser Tytler, Esq.
of Belnain; and 2ndly, Emily, dau. of James Forbes, Esq.
of Kingerloth, co. Argyll, and has issue by each.
Isabella, m. Itev. Townley Filgate, Ecctor of Charlestown,
CO. Louth.
Anne, m. 1812, Eight Hon. Edward Lucas, of Castle Shane,
CO. Monaghan.
Helena, d. young. Letitia, d. young.
The eldest son,
John Fitzherbert Euxton, Esq. of Ardee House, and Sher-
cock, High Sheriff for co. Louth 1823, and for co. Cavan 1S24,
m. Anna Elizabeth, dau. of Nicholas Coddington, Esq. of Old
Bridge, co. Meath, by Letitia his wife, dau. of Gaynor Barry,
Esq. of Beau, co. Dublin, and had issue,
AVilliam, his heir. John Fitzherbert.
Anna Frances.
Elizabeth Henrietta, in. Eichard Olpherts, Esq. of Dungiven,
CO. Derry.
Mr. Euxton d. 1826, and was s. by hisson, the present William
Euxton, Esq. of Ardee House.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., three bulls' heads
erased sa., armed or, for Euxton; 2nd and 3rd, arg., vaireorand
gu., over all a bend sa., a crescent for difference, for Fitz-
herbert. Crest— A bull's head sa., armed or. .3/otio— Jam
jam.
Seat — Ardee House, Ardee, co. Louth.
J
RUXTON OF BEOAD OAK.
Etjxtox, John Henet Hat, Esq. of Broad Oat,'
Kent, D.L., b. 15 May, 1818 ; m. 2 May, 1843,
Isabel Sarah, eldest dau. of William Hooper, Esq. of
Merton House, co. Hereford, by Sarah his wife,
sister of Rev. Thomas Powell Symonds, of Pen-
gethley, co. Hereford (see ihat Family), and has
issue,
I. Julian Henry Hat, b. 19 Feb. 1344, late Capt. 15th regt.
II. George Fitzherbert Symonds, b. 31 May, 1848.
I. Isabel Sarah Dashwood, m. 10 March, 186G, Thomas
Slaney Eyton, Esq. of AValford Hall, Salop, eldest son of
Thomas Campbell Eyton, Esq. of Eyton, and Walford
Manor, Salop.
II. Adela Ehzabeth Symonds, m. 26 Sept. 1865, Francis!
Matthew Hampden Turner, Esq. of Rook's Nest Park, '
Godstone, Surrey. He d. 20 May, 1870, leaving issue,
Charles Hampden, h. 29 Oct. 1867.
Henry Francis Valentine Hampden, 6. 14 Feb. 1860.
Henrietta Isabel.
Mr. Hay-Euxton, who serred nine years in the
King's Own regt., is Chief Constable of Kent, and
late Capt. Kent Artillery.
HinragC — John Euxton, Esq. of Ballybonny, Tully,
&c., the eldest son and heir-apparent of Matthew Euxton,
who was 4th son of Capt. John Euxton, of Ardee (see pre-
ceding lineage), ra. 22 Sept. 1721, Mary, dau. of Wilham
Eccleston, Esq. of Drumskellon, co. Louth, and by her had
issue. The 4th and youngest son,
Henry Thomas Eelungham Euxton, Esq., m. 1769, Susanna,
dau. of Isaiah Willis, Esq. of Dundrum, co. Monaghan, and
had issue,
John, of whom presently. Henry, ni. without issue.
Martha, m. Rev. John Alexander, Vicar of Drunisang, co.J'
Westmcath, and had, with other issue. Col. William Alex-
ander, C.B., who m. twice, and had issue by both wives ; by
his 1st, Anne, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Kennedy, C.B., he had
(with two daus., Anna Maria, m. Capt. Amyard Powney
Elliot, 3rd son of the Hon. John Elliot, and nephew to the
Earl of Minto; and Ellen Henrietta, m. Col. Henry Lane, 5th
Bengal Light Cavalry), two sons, 1 William Euxton Eneas,
Major -Gen. Commanding 1st Bengal Cavalry, m. his
cousin, Charlotte, dau. of Capt. Blair, 5th Bengal Light
Cavalry ; 2 Augustus Hay, Lieut, in the 38th Bengal Native
Infantrj', second in Command of the Oude Irregular Cavalry,
killed in the Indian Mutiny. Col. Alcxandet in. 2ndly,
1850, Penelope, youngest dau. of William Hooper, Esq. of
Merton House, co. Hereford, and had issue one dau., Pene-
lope, (/. 25 Jan. 1876.
Eleanor, m. William Pooler, Esq.
Mary, ra. W. Buchanan, Esq. of the co. Tyrone.
Susan, ni. Rev. J. Smith. Anne, vnm.
Frances, m. Willoughby Giffney, Esq., co. Monaghan.
His eldest son,
John Euxton, Esq., who purchased 1828, the estate of
Broad Oak, Kent, m. 28 July, 1817, Anna Maria, youngest
dau. of Col. Patrick Hay, H.E.I.C.S. (4th son of Thomas
Hay, Lord Huntingdon, of the Court of Session (see Hay, Bart.
of Alderstone. Burke's Peerage and Baronttogt), by Sarah his
wife, 4th dau. of Eobert Dashwood, Esq. of Yallow Wood,
Stogumber, Somerset, and sister of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles
Dashwood, K.C.B., K.T.S., and had issue,
I. John Henry Hay, present representative.
II. William James Mylne (Eev.), b. 9 Sent. 1819.
III. George Augustus Frederick, K. St. F., M.G.S., <Src , b.
24 July, 1821 ; d. and was buried at St. Louis, U.S., Sept.
1848; formerly of Don Diego Leon's Lancers, in the service
of the Queen of Spain, afterwards of H.M.'s 89th regt.,
author of Adventures in Mexico and Lije in the Bar
ircs(, &c.
IV. Charles Dashwood, b. 17 Jan. 1823 ; d. May, 1851.
3
4
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EYA
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\-. Anffnstus Alexandev, late Lieut. Royal Fusiliers, and after-
wards Capt. and Adjutant nth Kent Volunlior Ballaliun, 6.
24 Sept. 1824; in. Mary Kliza Mintu, Uau. ut Waller Minto,
Esq. of Jamaica, and has issue,
1 Mary Augusta. 2 Katharine Hume.
3 Mabel Hay.
VI. VrederieU Wanlell, b. 17 Jan. 1828, formerly Lieut. IGlh
regl., n<.iw in holy orders ; m, and has issue.
A fun: — Ai'R., II crescent between three hulls' heads erased
a. armed or. CreM — A bulls heads sa. armed or, charged
Ai: li !i crescent of tlie arms.
■i,.dt — Broad Oak, Urcnchley, Kent.
RYAN OP INCH.
Etax, Geoege Edwaed, Esq. of Inch, co.
ripperary, D.L. for Tippcrarv, b. 20 Aug. 1844 ;
,(. 18 Aug. 1874, Elizabeth, 2ncl dau. of Mr.
■Serjeant Sherlock, of Stillorgan Castle, co. Dublin,
M.P., and lias issue,
I. Mary Elizabeth, 6. 6 June, 1875.
II. Lilian Mary, 6. 19 Sept. 1876.
liilXCagC— The Milesian family of Eyan, anciently
TMulryan, is of considerable antiquity in Ireland. Its
■■ I'lesentative,
John Rtan, Esq. of Inch House, son of Daniel Etan,
]. of Inch House, and Fiances his wife, dau. of Patrick
_set, Esq. of Ballycormuck, co. Tipperary, m. 1714-15,
1 y, dau. of Thomas Mathew, Esq. of Annefield, same co.,
iiid was father of
Daniel Rtan, Esq. of Inch House, m. 2 Feb. 1737, Eliza-
h, dau. of Justin MacCarthy, Esq. of Spring House, co.
; erary, and had issue. The 3rd son,
EOKGE Ryan, Esq. of Inch House, m. 15 July, 1783, Mary,
I. of Philip John Roche, Esq. of Limerick, and had issue,
I. Daniel, of Inch House, d. s.p. 6 April, 1831.
II. Philip, d. 18 March, 1830.
III. George, late representative.
IV. John Denis, m. llS'li, Anna Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Thomas Lenigan, Esq. of Castle Fogcrty, co. Tipperary, and
d. 1863, leaving hy her (who d. 28 June, 1S65), issue,
1 George, Lieut.-Col. late commanding 70th regt.
2 John Vivian Etan-Lenigan, of Castle Fogerty, co.
Tipperary, Capt. Tipperary Artillery (see foUowi/iff
3 Valentine, Lieut.-Col. 64th foot.
1 Penelope. 2 Nina. 3 Emma.
4 Marian. 5 Elizabeth.
I. Margaret, m. May, 1809, Stephen Grehan, Esq. of Rut-
land Square, Dublin.
II. Elizabeth, ra. Valentine Bennett, Esq. of Thomastown
House, King's Co.
. Eyan d. 18 Feb. 1805, and was s. by his eldest surviving
II.
George Etan, Esq. of Inch House, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1851, h. 17 July, 1791; to. 31 May, 1839, Catherine
"•Iirgaret, eldest dau. of Capt. Edward Whyte, E.N. , of Lough-
.rickland, co. Down, and had issue,
I. George Edward, now of Inch.
II. Edward, m. 6 Nov. 1878, Florence, eldest dau. of Finlay
Chester, Esq., J. P. of Williamstown, co. Louth.
in. John. IV. Charles.
I. Mary Frances, )/i. Edmond J. Power-Lalor, Esq. of Long
Orchard, co. Tipperary.
II. CavoUne Letitia, ra. John Joseph Whyte, Esq. of Lough-
brickland, co. Down.
\Ir. Eyan d. 4 Sept. 1S7.5, and was s. by his son, George
Edward, now of Inch House.
Arms — Gu., three griffins' heads erased or. Crest — A grifSn
•pgreant az., holding in the dexter claw a sword erect ppr.
ilotto — Malo mori quam fcedari.
&a£— Inch House, Thurles, co. Tipperary.
RYAN-IiENIGAN OF CASTLE FFOGERTY.
Etan-Lexigan, John Vivian, Esq. of Castle
ffogerty, co. Tipperary, Capt. in the Tipperary
Artillery Militia, assumed by royal license Dec. 1878,
the additional surname of Lenigan, in compliance
«rith the testamentaryinjunction of his cousin, Pene-
lope Elizabeth Marie Lenigan, of Castle ffogerty.
iLillCngC. — The ancient family of ffogerty was of impor-
incein Ireland antecedently to the descent of the English in
lie reiin of Henry II. The chief of the sept in 1583,
Conoeer na Sdby O'ffogherty, of Munro, co. Tipperary,
■vas father of
DoNouGO O'ffogertt, who was slain in battle at Lateragh.
(his father then living) 26 Nov. 1583, and was tlie Donough who
711. Ellen Purccll, of the ancient baronial family of Logsmoe,
and lies buried in the Abbey of Holy Cross, to which he was a
considerable benefactor. He was i-. by his son,
Donald O'ffogerty, of Munroe, surnamed Gmny, or the
ill-favoured, whose son and heir,
DoNouGu O'ffogekty, of Inchy O'ffogerty, Fishmoyne, and
Bally tjogerly (now Castle flogerly), left two sons,
HoGEK, ids successoi-.
William, ut Fishmoyne, Physician to His Majesty King
CtiAKLES il., who, under the charge of being concerned m
the ileal-Tub Plot, was imprisoned in the Tower, and d.
there s. p. in 1665. This is the gentleman described in the
Act of Settlement as Ensign \Vllllam ffogerty, and who
under that Act is included amongst those exempted from
connscation. His will bears date in 1606.
The elder son and heir,
EoGER O'ffogerty, of Inchy O'flogerty, m. a dau. of
Cashuy, and was s. by his son,
Teige, or Timothy O'ffogerty, of Bally ffogerty, <fcc.,
ra. JIargaret, dau. of Burke, of Barrycurry (of the family of
Lord Brittas), and had issue,
Cornelius, his heir.
Thomas, .«. Anne, dau. of James Magrath, Esq. of Derry-
more, and had a son, Magrath ffogerty, who was father of
Thomas ffogerty, and grandfather of Magrath ffogerty,
Esq. of Ballinlonty, and of Philip ffogerty, Esq., Barrister-
at-La\v. John. Dyonisius, a Priest.
Malachy, Doctor of the Sorbonne, and Prefect of the College
of Lombard, in Paris, anao 1705.
The eldest son and heir,
Cornelius ffogerty, Esq. of C.istle ffogerty, 6. 14 May,
1661, Capt. in the army of King James II., ',n. in 1696, Mary,
dau. of Michael Kearney, Esq. of Milestown, co. Tipperary,
and dying in 1730, was s. by his son,
Teige, or Timothy ffogerty, Esq. of Castle ffogerty, who
d. s. 'p. at the age of 50, in 1747, and was s. by his brother,
Tho.mas ffogerty, Esq. of Castle ffogerty, ra. Christian,
dau. and eventual heir of James Meyler, Esq. of Sallymoimt,
CO. Kildare, and had issue,
jAJfES, his heir.
Thomas, Capt. in the regt. of Ultonia, in the Spanish service,
d. unra. in 1781.
Elizabeth, ra. William Lenigan. Esq. of Zoar, co. Kilkenny,
and by him (who d. 23 Nov. 1768) left an only son, Thojlas
Lenigan.
Mr. ffogerty d. in 1758, and was .9. by his elder son,
James ffogerty, Esq. of Castle ffogerty, who, having
conformed to the Established Church, served the office of High
Sheriff for co. Tipperary 1783. He d. unm. 178S, when his
sister, Elizabeth Lenigan, became his heir, and the estates
passed through her to her only son,
Thomas (Jean Baptiste) Lenigan, Esq., who thus became
"of Castle ffogerty." This gentleman m. 1st, in April,
1794, Peniel, dau. of Edmund Armstrong, Esq. of Luncraggy,
CO. Clare (by his wife Hannah, sister of Robert Henry West-
ropp, Esq.), and by her (who d. April, 1804) had issue,
I. James, of Castle ffogerty.
II. Edmund, 6. 8 Aug. 1798; d. uwn. 6 June, 1S30.
I. Anna Elizabeth, ra. 1824, John Dennis Eyan. Esq., Lieut.
13th Dragoons, 2nd surviving son of George Eyan, Esq. of
Inch, CO. Tipperary (see that Famil;/), and left issue,
1 George, Lieut.-Col. late Commanding 70th regt.
2 John Vivian, now of Castle ffogerty.
3 Valentine, Lieut.-Col. 64th regt.
1 Penelope. 2 Nina. 3 Emma.
4 Marian. 5 Elizabeth.
II. Elizabeth. in. Henrietta.
Mr. Lenigan 7)!. 2nd1y, Clarinda, dau. of John O'Reilly, Esq.
of Mount Street, Dubhn, aud had by her two other daus.,
IV. Mary, a Nun. v. Eosetta.
He d. 2 Aug. 1825, and was s. by his son,
James Lenigan, Esq. of Castle ffogerty, J. P. and D.L.,
M.E.I. A., M.A. of Trin. Coll. Dublin, 6. '23 June, 1797; r,i.
30 April, 1825, Eleanor Frances, dau. of John Evans, Esq.,
and sister of William Evans, Esq., late M.P. for Leominster,
by whom he had two daus.,
I. Sarah Ellen Henrietta, d. at Munich, in Bavaria, 30 March,
1842.
II. PcNELOPE Elizabeth Marie, of Castle ffogerty, who d.
at Badgastein. Austria, 3 Aug. 1878, having devised her
estates to her cousin, the present Capt. J. Viviax Eyan
Lenigan, of Castle fiogcrty.
Arms, &c.—See Rtan oJ Inch.
iSeat— Castle ffogerty, Thurles.
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EYA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
EYN
RYAN OF BAIiliYIiIACKEOGH.
Eyan, William, Esq. of Ballymackeogh, co. Tip-
perary, J.P., b. 1 Dec. 1815 ; m. 29 Nov. 1842, Jane,
(lau. of John Grogan, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and
sister of Sir Edward Grrogan, Bart., late M.P. for
llie city of Dublin, and has issue,
I. AVilliam Edward, E.N., b. 24 March, 1851, deceased.
i[. Charles Arthur, ii. 7 Nov. 1^53.
I. Anne Alicia Susanna. ii. Elizabeth, deceased.
III. Antoinette Jane. iv. Jeanette.
HtltraSt.— William Btan, Esq. of Ballymackeogh, was
«. in that estate by his son, Daniel Ktan, and the estate was
afterwards confirmed to him by grant from Charles II., 1667.
He m. Himor, dau. of Col. John Ewer, and had issue, three
sons and three daus., William, his heir; Anthony; George;
Elizabeth, m. Edward Lee, Esq. of Barna ; Anne, m. Edmund
Griffin, Esq.; and Mary. Mr. Eyan d. 1731, and was. s. by
his eldest son,
WiiLLiAM Rtan, Esq. of Ballymaclieogh, m. 1725, Eliza-
beth, dau. of Eichard Newstead, Esq. of Ballyloughane, co.
Tipperary, and </. 1765, having had is!5ue,
EwEB, his heir, of whom presently.
Eieliard. William, m. Miss Bradshaw.
George, m. Miss Lysaght. Anthony.
Anne, m. John Ewer, Esq.
Ehzabeth, rn. Solomon Cambie, Esq. of Castletown.
The eldest son and heir.
Ewer Evan, Esq. of Ballymaclceogh, in. 1754, Elizabeth,
dau. of Eichard Margrath, Esq. of Lisduff, co. Tipperary, and
by her (who d. 1791) had issue six sons and three daus.,
William, his heir. George.
John. Richaid, Capt. in the army.
Anthony. Eickard, Major 'J'Srd regt.
Eleanor, m. Bcver Smith, Esq.
Bridget. Elizabeth.
Mr. Ewer Eyan d. 1802, and was s. by his eldest son,
WiLLi.\M Eyan, Esq. of Ballymackeogh, m. 1814, Anne,
dau. of the Eev. John Pennefather, D.D., Eector of St. John's,
Newport, co. Tipperary, and sister to Lieut. -Gen. Sir. John
Lysaght Pennefather, K.C.B., and had issue,
William, present representative.
John, deceased, m. 1843, Louisa Eicarda, dau. of Major
Kingsmill Pennefather, of Knockinglass, co. Tipperary,
and has issue, William Ewer, John Pennefather, Frances
Elizabeth, deceased, and Louisa Mary.
George Henry, M.D., Surgeon E.N., deceased.
Eobert Percival, deceased. Edward, deceased.
Elizabeth, deceased. Clare.
Mary Anne. Laura.
Mr. Eyan d. 1835.
Arms — Gu., three griffins' heads erased or. Crc-H — A griffin
Begreant az., holding in the dexter claw a sword erect ppr.
Motto — Malu niori quani foedari.
Seat — Ballymackeogh, Newport, co. Tipperary.
*
EYE OF KYECOUET.
Eye, Eichaed Tonson, Esq. of Eyecourt, co.
Cork, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1854, formerly
Capt. in the army, m. Mary, dau. of Henry Baldwin,
Esq. of Mount Pleasant, co. Cork, and has had, with
a dau., issue,
I. John Bailie Tonson, J.P. for Cork, to. 10 Aug. IS7G,
Madeline Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Sir Thomas Dancer, 6th
Bart, of Modreeny. ii. Eichard, d. 31 Jan. 1869.
ILtUraCJC. — Christophee Ete, Esq., one of the Aldermen
of the city of Cork, was Sheriff 1661, and Mayor 1667 and
1668. He m. Anne, dau. of George Evans, Esq., ancestor of
Lord Carbery, and had issue an only son,
George Ete, Esq. of Eyecourt, J. P., b. 1686; m. Anne, dau.
and co-heir of John Bailey, Esq. of Castlemore, co. Cork,
J. P., by Anne his wife, dau. of Timothy Tuckey, Esq. of
Cork, and d. 1735, having had issue by her a son,
John Eye, Esq. of Eyecourt, J. P., 7ii.6 Sept. 1758, Elizabeth
Peniel, dau. and sole heir of the Eev. Percy Meade (by Eliza-
beth his wife, dau. of Henry Tonson, Esq. of Spanish Island,
CO. Cork), son of the Eev. Domiuick Meade, Archdeacon of
Cloyne, aud nephew of Sir John Meade, Bart., ancestor of
the Earls of Clanwilliam, and by her had issue at his de-
cease, 1786,
EiciiAKD Tonson, of whom presently.
George, m, July, 1784, Catherine, dau. of Sir Eobert Warren,
Bart., and d. s. p.
The elder son,
Eichard Tonson Eye, E.'q. of Eyecourt, m. Anne, dau. of
James Badham Thornhill, Esq., and had issue a son,
John Tonson Eye, Esq. of Eyecourt, ra. his cousin, Mary,
dau. of Samuel Godsell, Esq., by Sophia his wife, dau. of
James Badham Thornhill, Esq., and had i.ssue, Eichard Ton-
son, now of Eyecourt; and four daus., Eliza, m. 1844, T. B.
Herrick, Esq. of Sliippool Castle; Kate, ra. J. Meade, Esq.;
Penelope, ?». the Eev. Edward Jones; and Georgina, m.
T. Lewis, Esq.
/Sea£— Eyecourt, Macroom, co. Cork.
RYND OF KYNDVILLE,
Etttd, James Fleetwood, Esq. of Eyndrille,
CO. Meath, Lieut. -Col. commanding Leitrim Mihtia,
h. 1833 ; s. his father 1875.
3£l'ltCIlCjr. — David Eynd, of Enniskillen, patentee under
the Act of Settlement of Lands in Fermanagh, to. Margaret,
dau. of Christopher Irvine, Esq., (and sister of Sir Gerard
Irvine, Bart., and William Irvine, Esq., ancestor of the Castle
Irving family), and widow of Col. Eichard Bel), and of Capt.
Thomas Maxwell. Mr. Eynd, whose will bears date 2 Oct.
1677, and was proved at Clogher, left issue (with a dau.,
Elizabeth, to. 1669, Capt. Arthur' Auchmuty, of Briaastown)
a son and heir,
David Eynd, Esq. of Derryvolan, co. Fermanagh, J. P.,
High Sheriff 1681, attainted 1689, by James II. He m.
Margaret, dau. of William McCuUagh, Esq., by Jane his wife,
dau. of Capt. Thomas Maxwell, and had issue, i. John, of
whom hereafter; ii. Thomas, 6. 1679, d. s. p. circa 1709;
in. Christopher, of Fenagh, co. Leitrim; i. Jane, m. Mr.
Graham ; ii. Eebecca, to. Mr. Lowther; iii. Elizabeth, to.
William llichardson, Esq. Mr. David Eynd d. about 1723, and
was .s. by his eldest son,
John Eynd, Esq. of Derryvolan, J.P., High Sheriff co.
Fermanagh 1708, and co. Leitrim, 1722, m. Elizabeth Bichard-
son, and had, with other issue,
David, of Derryvolan, High Sheriff 1745, m. 1746, Mary, dau.
of Oliver Moore, Esq. of Saulstown, co. Meath, and left at
his decease an only child and heiress,
Mary, wife of Edward Denny, Esq.
Thomas, of whom presently. ■
The2nd5on, '
Thomas Eynd, Esq. of the city of Dublin, m. 2 Sept. 1745,
Mary Marshall Irvine, and by her (who d. 18 Oct. 1759), had
issue. Mr. Thomas Eynd d. circa 1783 ; his only son,
James Eynd, Esq. of Dublin, b. 15 Oct. 1748 ; to. 1st, Dec.
1776, Mabella, dau. of Thomas Goodlatte, Esq., by Mabella his
wife, eldest dau. of Eev. Eichard Crump, and by her had
issue,
I. Thomas, of EallywiUiam, co. Fermanagh, a Major in the
army, 0. 13 Dec. 1777; to. 16 June, 1816, Jane, dau. of
William McKay, Esq. of Merrion, and d. 1848, having had
issue,
1 John Goodlatte, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 10 March, 1817;
d. unm. 8 Feb. 1853.
2 William Richardson, 6. 12 July, 1819; to. 5 Feb. 1856,
Mary Anne, dau. of Henry Blennerhassett Thompson,
Esq., by Meliora his wife, dau. of John Young, Esq. of
Philpottstown, co. Meath, and has issue two daus., Meliora
Laura and Era Ethel
3 Henry Nassau (Rev.), m. Elizabeth, youngest dau. of
Col. Thomas Kennedy, and has issue, Frederick Augustus,
Anne, Beatrice, Clara, Constance, Ada, and Bredak.
4 Frederick Augustus, d. VMm. 22 July, 1857.
5 McKay, Lieut.-Col., late Major 62nd foot, to. Eliz»
Sarah, dau. of C. Twining and relict of James Claud N
Taylor, Esq., Lieut. E.N., and has had issue, Arthur
Hampden, d. young; Frederick Cecil, b. 24 Sept. 1861;,
Laura Evelyn.
1 Eliza Laura.
II. Goodlatte, killed at the battle of Salamanca,
in. James, to. Miss Buchanan, and had issue.
Mr. James Eynd m. 2ndly, Sarah, dau. of — Dunn, Esq., who
rf. s.p. He m. 3rdly, Hester, dau. of Eobert Fleetwood, Esq
of Parkstown, co. Meath (by Catherine Margaret Hopkins his
wife), and by her (who d. Dec. 1849) he left issue at his de-
cease, 16 Oct. 1814,
IV. Robert Fleetwood, late of Eyndville.
V. Francis, of Dublin, M.D., ni. Elizabeth, dau. of Alderman
Alley, Lord Mayor of Dublin, and d. 1861, having had issue,
1 Philip Crampton, in the Indian army.
2 John Nuttal.
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3 Francis Kilwanl, in the army.
4 Scrope Christopher.
1 Hester Matilda, m. Major-Gen. rtohertson.
2 Nannie. 3 Elizabeth, i,i. Slnjor Drew.
VI. John, J. P. CO. Wcstmeath, m. Harriet Townshend, dau.
if Robert MoKerlie, Esq., representative of the ancient
family of McKeilie of Craggleton Castle, co. Wigton,
Scotland, and had (with other issue) an only son, Robert
McKerlie.
VII. James (Rev.), m. Eliza, dan. of Robert Crow Fleming,
Esq. of Nutfleld, co. Clare, and lias issue.
VIII. Christopher, of Mount Armstrong, co. Kildare, J.P., m.
8 Feb. 1842, Helen Maria, only surviving dau. and heiress
of Peter Wolfe, Esq. of Blackhall, co. KilUare, and has
issue,
1 Robert Fleetwood, Capt. Kildare Rifles, 6. 1842, late 22nd
regt.
2 William Wolfe, late 7th foot.
3 Fleetwood. 4 Theobald Christopher.
I. Maria Elizabeth, m. William Thomas Briscoe, Esq. of
IjUggan, Kings Co., and Kiversdale, co. Westmeath, and
has issue.
II. Hester, m. 1828, Edward Briscoe, Esq. of Grangemore,
CO. Westmeath, High Slierifl 1833 for same co.
III. Catherine, m. 1816, Alexander Andrews, Esq., Capt.
in the army, eldest son of Thomas Andrews, Esq. of Merion
Square, Dublin.
Mr. Rynd d. 16 Oct. 1S14, and was s.by his son,
Robert Fleetwood Rynd, Esq., of Ryndville, J. P., m. Nov.
1832, Maria, dau. of Thomas Longworth Dames, Esq. of
Grcenhills, King's Co. and had issue,
I. James Fleetwood, now of Ryndville.
I. Maria Jane, m. Licut.-Col. Elton, V.C.
II. Elizabeth, hi. Arthur Hume, Esq. (see Macaktnet), and
has issue, Arthur Robert, TGthregt.; Mary; and Florence.
Mr. Rynd d. 1875, and was s. by his eldest son, James Fleet-
wood, now of Ryndville.
Arms—'ETTn., on across gu., a cross-crosslet fitchce or, the
sinister quarter arg., charged with two mullets in fess az., in
the centre chief point a crescent of the third. Crest — A demi-
lion rampant gu., holding in the paws a cross-crosslet fitchee
or, and charged on the shoulder with a crescent as in the arms.
il/o«o— Fide et fortitudine.
Seai —Ryndville, near EnSeld.
SACKVILLE OP DRAYTON HOUSE.
Stopfoed-Sacktiile, Caroline Harriet Sack-
TliLE, of Drajton House, co. Northamptou, widow
of William Bettce Stopfoed, Esq., dau. of Hon.
GrEOEGE GrEEMAiN. and niece and heiress of Charles
Sackville, 5th and Jast Duke of Dorset, m. 20 June,
1837, Wilham Bruce Stopford, Esq., J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1850, and by him (who was b. 1 April,
1806, and d. 29 May, 1872) had issue,
I. Sackville George, M.A. Christ Church, Oxford, J.P.
and D.L., M.P. for North Northamptonshire, b. 19 March,
1841, Capt. Northampton and Rutland Militia; m. i Feb.
1875, Edith Frances, only child of the late William Rash-
leigh, Esq. of Menabilly, Cornwall.
II. Lionel Richard, b. 4 Jan. 1845.
III. Alexander William, b. 31 Aug. 1846.
IV. Sydney Robert, b. 22 Jan. 1850.
I. Harriet Caroline.
u. Fanny Louisa, m. 3 Jan. 1877, Hon. and Rev. Augustus
Legge, son of William, 4th Earl of Dartmouth.
ni. Georgina Mary, m. 13 May, 18C9, Hon. E. P. Thesiger,
youngest son of Frederick, 1st Lord Chelmsford.
rv. Margaret Elizabeth. v. Eleanor Mary Agnes.
VI. Beatrice Evelyn, m. 3 Aug. 1874, Harry Clarke Jervoise,
Esq., elder son of Samuel B. Jervoise, Esq. (see Jervoise,
Burke's Peerage and Baronetage).
VII. Grace.
Mr. Stopford was 4th son of Hon. and Eev.
Richard Bruce Stopford, Canon of Windsor, 4th
son of James, 2nd Earl of Courtown. The estate of
Drayton, originally a possession of the De Veres,
passed from that illustrious race to the Greens,
and from them to the Staffords and Mordaunts.
From the last-named family it came to that of
Q-ermain, and was bequeathed by Lady Elizabeth
Germain to Lord George Sackville, father of Charles,
5th Duke of Dorset. At the Duke's death (1843)
Drayton devolved under his will on his Grace's
niece, Caroline Harriet Sackville, wife of William
Bruce Stopford, and in consequence Mr. Stopford,
and his wife assumed, by royal license, the additional
surname and arms of Sackville.
JLilKilQC. — Charles Sackville, K.G., Gth Earl of Dorset,
6. 24 Jan. 1G37, succeeding, in right of his mother, to the
estates of the Earl of Middlesex, was created Earl of Middle-
sex and Baron C.ianfield nf Cra-iifi'ld, co. Bedford. His
Lordship's second wife was Lady Mary Compton, dau. of James,
3rd Earl of Northampton, by whom, besides a dau., he tad his
successor,
Lionel Cranfield Sackville, K.G., 7th earl, 6. 18 Jan.
1688, created Duke of Dorset, 13 June, 1720. His Grace m.
June, 1708-9, Elizabeth, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Walter Phillip
Colyer, and niece of David, Earl of Portmore, by whom he
had issue,
I. Charles, his successor, 2nd Duke of Dorset.
II. John Philip, b. 22 June, 1713; m. 1744, Lady Frances
Ciower, dau. of John, 1st Earl of Gower, and dying 1765,
left issue,
I John Frederick, 3rd Duke of Dorset.
1 Mary, m. 30 Aug. 1767, Sackville, 8th Earl of Thanet.
III. George, the well-known Lord George Sackville, b. 2C
Jan. 1710-16, assumed by Act of Parliament, 16 Feb. 1770,
the surname of Germain, pursuant to the will of Sir John
and Lady Elizabeth Germain of Drayton, co. Northampton,
lie was elevated to the Peerage 11 Feb. 1782, as Baron
Bolelrook and Viscount Sackville, of Drayton. He ih.
3 Sept. 1754, Diana, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of John Sam-
brooke, Esq. by whom (who d. 15 Jan. 1758) he had issue,
1 Charles, 2nd Viscount Sackville, and 0th and last Duke
of Dorset.
2 George, b. 7 Dec. 1770; m. Dec. 1814, Miss Harriet
Pearce, and by her (who d. 18 April, 1835), left at his
decease, 31 May, 1836, an only child,
Caroline Harriet, m. 2 June, 1837, William Bruce
Stopford, Esq., late of Drayton, co. Northampton, who
d. 29 May, 1872.
1 Diana, m. John, 2nd Earl of Glandore, and d. 1814.
2 Elizabeth, ni. Henry Arthur Herbert, Esq. of Muckruss,
CO. Kerry.
3 Caroline, d. unm. 1789.
I. Anne, d. 23 March, 1720-21, aged 11 years.
II. Elizabeth, m. 6 Dec. 1726, Thomas, Viscount Weymouth,
and d. 9 June, 1729.
III. Caroline, ra. 27 July, 1742, Joseph Darner, Lord Milton,
and d. 24 March, 1775.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, quarterly or and gu. ; over
all a bend vair, for Sackville ; 2nd and 3rd, az., three
lozenges or, between nine crosses-crosslet of the last, for Stop-
ford. Crests — 1st, Sackville : Out of a coronet composed of
eight fleurs-de-lis or, an estoile of eight points arg. ; 2nd. Stop-
ford : A wyvern wings endorsed vert. Motto — Patriae infelici
tidehs.
SeaJ— Drayton House, Thrapstone.
SADLEIR OF BAX.LINDERIIY.
Sadleie, Thomas Owen Saundees, Esq. of
Ballinderry and Castletown, co. Tipperary, b. 7 July,
1S35 ; s. his father 1863.
ILtltriltJt^. — Thomas Sadleir, Lieut. -Gen. and Adjutant
of the Irish Brigade, 1647, who accompanied Cromwell lo Ire-
land, was son of Blount Sadleir, of London, who was 6th son
of Richard Sadleir, Esq. of Sopwellbury, Herts. A patent
dated 19 Charles II., granting lands in cos. Tipperary and
Galway to Col. Sadleir, is in the possession of his descendant,
the Earl of Charleville. It directs that the lands of Killnogher
(pronounced Kilnelogh) should thenceforth bear the name of
Sopwell Hall. Thomas Sadleir was M.P. for co. Tipperary till
his death, about 1630. He left by his wife (a dau. of — Honey-
wood), four daus. (Elizabeth, m. John Briggs, of Dunstable,
CO. Bedford, and Castletown, co. Tipperary ; the 2nd rii.Cdl.
Daniel Abbott, of Nenagh, in the same co. ; the 3rd m. Henry
Fox, of Foxglade, co. York, and of Graigue, co. Tipperary,
and the 4th m. Ormsby, Esq. of co. Limerick), and an only son,
Thomas Sadleir, Esq. of Sopwell Hall, to. Mary, dau. of
Charles Oliver, Esq. of Killmallouk, co. Limerick, and d. 1710,
leaving issue,
Thomas, of Sopwell Hall, from whom descend, througli
females. Lords Ashtown, and Uunally.
Charles, of whom presently. Eobert.
Bridget, d. unm.
Anne, rn. William Vaughan, Esq. of Golden Grove.
The 2nd son,
Charles Sadleir, Esq. vi. Margery, dau. of Thomas Bald-
win, of King's Co., and d. 1725, leaving an only son,
Charles Sadleib, <». Abigail, dau. of the £ev. Thomas
1093
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THE LANDED GENTKY.
SAI
Grave.', of Gcishill, and of Ballycommon, King's Co., and d.
26 Oct. 1756, leaving an only son,
Thomas Sadleik, of Castletown, co. Tipperary, and Sea Park,
CO. Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, ni. 1st, Eebecca, eldest dau. of
William Woodward, Esq. of Clough Prior, co. Tipperary, and
by her had (with three daus., Anna ilaria, Sarah, and Kathe-
rine) two sons,
I. Thomas, of whom hereafter.
't. Franc (Rev.), D.D., Provost of Trinity College, Dublin,
r,i. Letitia, dau. of Joseph Graves,* Esq. of BaUycommon,
King's Co., and had four sons and a dau.,
1 Eandall Caesar.
■2 Franc Ralph (Rev.), D.D., Rector of Randalstown, co.
Meath, m. 1st, Flora Harriette, dau. ot Ferdinand Meath
M'Veagh, Esq. of Drewstown, co. Meath, and by her (who
is deceased) has, Ferdinand Franc; Franc Digby Henry
Wynch; Charlotte Letitia, m. Capt. Thomas Quin, ol
H.M. 6th Punjaub Infantry ; Flora Mary M'Veagh, m.
G. W. Bomford, Esq., eldest son of George Bomford, Esq.
of Oakley Park, co. Jleath ; and other issue. Dr. Sadleir
is married a second time, and has further issue.
3 WiUiam Digby, D.D., Senior Fellow of Trinity College,
Dublin, ju. Jane, eldest dau. of the Rev. Caesar Olway,
and d. s. p. 1878.
4 Thomas, m. Miss Bickerstaff.
1 Letitia Sarah Georgina, m. Rev. Ralph Sadleir, D.D.
Mr. Sadleir m. 2ndly, Florence, dau. of Charles Atkinson, E;q.
of Cangort, King's Co., and by her bad four sons and four
daus., Charles; WDliam; James; and Anthony; Mary, m.
John Grumby, Esq. of co. Cavan, Barrister-at-Law ; Anne
Henrietta, d. young ; Jane Uriana, d. unm. ; and Florence, rii.
Rev. Mr. Pentland, of co. Cavan. The eldest son,
Thomas Sadleik. Esq. of Castletown, co. Tipperary, m. 1st,
Margaret, dau. of J. Watson, Esq. of Brook Watson, co. Tippe-
rary, and by her had issue,
Thomas, his heir.
William, -//(.Isabella, dau. of JohnRothwell, Esq. of Canons-
town, CO. Meath, and had issue, Thomas Eothwell, 6. 1830;
John Martley ; Francis John ; Richard Willoughby ; Wil-
liam Martley; Isabel Jane Woodward; and Eliza Henrietta.
Henry, -m. Miss Anne Whitty.
Edwin, m. Jane, dau. of James Willington, Esq. of Castle
Willington, co. Tipperary, and has issue.
Ralph, D.D., Subdean and Prebendary of St. Patrick's and
Yicar of Castlcknock, m. his cousin-german, Letitia Sarah
Georgina, only dau. of the Rev. F. Sadleir, Provost of Trinity
College Dublin, and has issue a son. Franc.
Rebecca, m. Daniel Falkiner, Esq. of Beechwood.
Maria, m. Thomas Brereton, Esq. of Rathurles.
Abigail, m. Rev. Ralph Stoney, of Terryglass.
Mr. Sadleir m. 2ndly, Dorothea, relict of Richard Lockwood,
Esq. of Cashel, and eldest dau. of Lieut. -Col. Richard Penne-
father, of Xew Park, co. Tipperary, but did not leave issue by
her. He d. 184'2, in his 68th year, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Sadleik, Esq. of Balliuderry and Castletown, J. P.,
High Sheriff 1859; m. 4 April, 18'25, Ellen, dau. and co-heiress
of Owen Saunders, Esq. of Ballinderry, co. Tipperary, and
Largay, co. Cavan, and by her (who d. 1 Aug. 1863) had issue,
Thomas Owes Saunders, now of Ballinderry.
Jemima, in. Richard Hackett, Esq. of Elm Grove, King's
Co., who is deceased.
Annette.
Adelaide, m. Frederick John Richard Falkiner, Esq., Bar-
rister-at-Law, 3rd son of Richard Falkiner, Esq. of Mount
Falcon, co. Tipperary ; and d. 2 June, 1877.
Georgina,* 7)1. 26 Oct. 1859, Richard Heniy Fitz-Richard
Falkiner, Esq., J. P., of Mount Falcon, co. Tipperary.
Eleanor, m. John Kenning Smallman Masters, Esq., eldest
son of the Rev. Mr. Masters, M.A.. of Shrewsbury House,
Kent, and Eusdon, Salop, and had an only child, Mabel.
Mr. Sadleir rf. 15 July, 1863.
./<:-m.s— Quarterly; 1st and 4th, per fess az. and or, gutte,
and a lion rampant counterch.inged, on a canton of the last a
buck's head cabossed of the first ; 2nd and 3rd, or, a lion ram-
pant per fess az. and gu., armed and langued arg. Crest — A
demi-lion rampant az., crowned with a ducal coronet or.
Motto — Servire Deo sapere.
(Seat — Ballinderry House, Borrisokane, co. Tipperary.
ST. AUBYN OP CLOWANCE.
Moleswoeth-St. Aueyn, Eey. St. Aubtx-
Hexdee, of Clowance, Cornwall, late Yicar of Col-
lingliam, co. York, J. P., M.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford, I.
27 Dec. 1833 ; m. 3 June, 1862, Caroline, 3rd dau.
* This gentleman m. Abigail, 2nd dau. of Essex, Bishop of
Dromore (&e Bcbke's Peeiarje and. Bo.ronetafie, title Lokd
Digby). His former wife was granddau. of Simon Digby,
Bishop of Limerick.
of Eev. Cliarles Wheler, of Ledstone Hall, co. Yori,J
and Otterden Place, Kent, and lias issue,
1. HcGH, 6. 3 Jan. 1865.
I. Helen Flora, b. 1863.
II. Beville, 6. 4 Feb. 1871.
II. Annie Caroline, 6. 1867.
II
UlltCaflC— The Rev. John Molesworth, Rector of St.
Breocke, Cornwall, 2nd son or Sir John Molesworth, 5th bart.,]
of Pencarrow, M.P., and Barbara his wife, dau. of Sir J. St.
Aubyn, of Clowance, 3rd bart., m. his cousin, Catherine, 2ndl
dau. of Sir John St. Aubyn, 4th bart. of Clowance, and had
issue,
John, who s. to the St. Aubyn estates.
He.nder, .5. his brother 1844.
St. Aubyn, Col. Royal Engineers, d. 1858.
Barbara, m. Rev. W. Gilbee; and d. 1835.
Mary Anne, m. 1341, Rev. James Wulff, Ecctor of Ilogan,
Cornwall.
The eldest son.
The Rev. John Molesworth, s. through his mother to the
St. Aubyn estates, and assumed the surname of St. Aobtn.
He d. 1844, and was s. by his brother.
Rev. Hendek Molesworth St. Acbtn, of Clowance,
Cornwall, J. P., 6. 12 March, 1798; m. 1 Jan. 1S29, Helea'
Matilda Isabella, youngest dau. of the Rev. T. Napleton,
Rector of Powderham, Devon, and had b/ her (who d.
28 March, 1877) issue,
Hexdek John, of Clowance, h. 21 Dec. 1829, J.P. and D.L.
Cornwall, ra. 1 Jan. 1856, Kythe Catherine, youngest dau.
of C. W. Popham, Esq., niece of Sir R. R. Vyvyan, Earl.,
and grand-niece of Vice-Admiral Sir Home Popham, K.C.B.
He s. his father 1867, and //. .<t. p. June, 1868.
St. Acbts Hendek, now of Clowance. '
Walter Napleton, M.A. Christ Church, Oxon, Barrister-at-
Law, 6. Oct. 1838.
The Rev. H. M. St. Aubyn assumed the additional surname
and arms of St. ArBTN, by royal license, dated 14 March,
1844. He d. Dec. 1867.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, erm., on a cross gu. five
bezants, for St. Aubyn ; 2nd and 3rd, gu., an escutcheon vair
between eight crosses-crosslet in orle or, for Moleswoeih.
Crest — A Cornish chough ppr.
Seat — Clowance, near Camborne, Cornwall.
ST. CLAIR OF STAVEETON COURT.
St. Claie, James Lons, Esq. of Starerton
Court, CO. Grloucester, J.P., late Capt. E.I.C.S.,
ni. 1848, Juliet, dau. of George Ci'a'wshay, Esq. of
Colney Hatch, Middlesex, and had issue,
I. James Latimer Ckawshat, Lieut. 91st Highlanders, 6-
1849. II. David Farhill.
III. William Augustus Edmund, Lieut. Royal Engineers.
I. Charlotte Elizabeth Louise. ii. Juliet Matilda.
3£ttXCiICJf • — '^'^'s -s ^^^ direct branch of the ancient and
noble Scottish family of Eoslyn.
William St. Clair, Esq., son of David St. Clair, Esq.,
and Louisa Wemyss, of Dysart House, co. Fife, was father, by
Mary his wife, of
Willlam St. Clalr, Esq., Col. of the 25th regt., who m.
1772, Augusta, dau. of Gerard Tinling, Esq., and had issue,
I. James Pattison (Col. R.A.), of Felcourt Lodge, Surrey,
who -//i. 1st, 1810, Charlotte, dau. of Michael Head, Esq. of
Halifax, by whom he had three sons and a dau.,
1 William Augustus, of The Beacon, East Grinstead, J.P. •
Sussex, Col., late of the Bombay Artillery, m. 1846, Emma,
dau. of George Crawshay, Esq. of Colney Hatch, Herts,
and d. 8 Jan. 1879.
2 James Locis, of Staverton Court.
3 David John, Capt. E.I.C.S., d. 4 June, 1866.
1 Charlotte Myers, m. Andrew Peterson, of Wakefield, co.
York.
He m. 2ndly, 1830, Susan, dau. of Sir Thomas Turton, Bart.,
and by her had a dau., Rosabel. He d. 3 Jan. 1867.
II. David Latimer.
III. William, Capt. 25th regt., killed in action 1809, at
Martinique. I
IV. Thomas Staunton, Major- Gen. C.B., received nine!
medals, //. 1848. |
I. Louisa Matilda. ii. Augusta. '
The 2nd son,
David LATurEB St. Clair, Esq. of Staverton Court, Capt.
R.X., Knight of the Sword, J.P. and D.L., b. 8 May, 1784; m.
13 April, 1819, a dau. of John Farhill, Esq. of Chichester, but
had no issue. He d. 24 Nov. 1861, and was s. by his nephew,
the present Jaj^s Locis Sx. Clair, Esq. of Staverton Court.
SAI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAI
1399
/^rms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., a ship at anchor her
oars in saltier within a double tressure flory countcrflory or;
•2nd and 3rd, az., a ship under sail or, over all an escutcheon
avK. charged with a cross engrailed sa. Crest — A phoenix in
Ikuiies ppr. Motto over, "Kenasco piu gloriosa." Motto —
.Vight.
i>aii;— Staverton Court, near Cheltenham, co. Gloucester.
ST. GEORGE OE WOOD PARK.
St. George, Acheson, Esq. of Wood Park, co.
Armagli, b. 16 July, 1819.
ILilTtaflC. — This family deduces its pedigree from
Baldwin St. Gbokge, one of the companions in arms of the
CoNQCEKOR, whose descendants flourished in England for
several centuries, and frequently represented the co. Cam-
bridge in Parliament.
Sib Eichakd St. George, Clarenceux King-of-Arms (19th
ia lineal descent from Baldwin), m. 1575, Elizabeth, dau. of
Nicholas St. John, Esq. of Lydeard Tregoz, Wills, by whom
he left at his death, 17 Maj, 1635, three sons,
I. Henry (Sir), Garter King-of-Arms, m. 1614, Mary, dau. of
Sir Thomas Dayrell, Knt. of Lillingston Dayrell ; and d.
5 Nov. 1C44, leaving, with four daus. (Elizabeth, m. Col. R.
Bourke; Mary, «i. Ferdinand Hastings, Esq. ; Frances,™.
George Tucker, Esq. ; and Kcbccca, m. George Cook, Esq.)
four sons.
Sir Thomas St. George, Garter King-of-Arms; d. 6 March,
1703.
William St. George (Col.), a Cavalier, killed at the storm-
ing of Leicester.
Sir Henry St. George, Clarenceux King-of-Arms, d. 1715.
aged 91.
Bichard, St. George, Uljter King-of-Arms of Ireland,
d, s. p.
n. George (Sir), of C.arrickdrumrusk, co. Leitrim, whose
son. Sir Oliver, M.P., m. Olivia, dau. of Michael Beresford,
and was father of Sir George St. George, Bart., elevated
to the Peerage of Ireland, as Lord St. George, in 1715,
he ra. Margaret, dau. of John, 2nd Viscount Massereene,
and left at his decease, 4 Aug. 1735, aged 84, a dau., the
Hon. Mary St. George, m. John Usher, Esq., M.P., by whom
she had a dau., Olivia, m. 23 Jan. 1736, Arthur French,
Esq. of Tyrone, co. Galway, and a son, St. George Usher,
■who was elevated to the Peerage of Ireland in 1763, as Lord
St. George, nf Hatley St. George, co. Leitrim, which dignity
expired at his Lordship's decease, without male issue, in
1775, his only dau., by Elizabeth Dominick his wife, Emilia
Olivia, m. William Uobert, 2nd Duke of Leinster.
111. KlCHARD.
The 3rd son,
Capt. Richard St. George, went over to Ireland, in the
beginning of the 17th century, in the royal army, and was
appointed Governor of the town and castle of Athlone. He was
6. at Hatley St. George, 27 March, 1590, and m. 20 Feb. 1625,
Anne, dau. of Michael Pinnock, Esq. of Turrock, co. Roscom-
mon, and left at his death, 24 April, 1667 (with two daus.,
Mary, in. 1st, Thomas Ashe, Esq. of St. John's, co. Meath,
and 2ndly, Strafford Lightburne, Esq. of Adamstown; and
Ann, ra. Major Wood) an only surviving son,
Henry St. George, Esq. of Athlone, M.P., an officer in the
Irish army of Charles II., who obtained from that monarch a
grant of the estate of Woodsgift, co. Kilkenny, in 10G6. This
gentleman, who was 6. 15 Oct. 1638; )u. 3 June, 16C9, Anne,
dau. of Mr. Alderman Eidgeley Hatfield, of the city of Dublin,
by whom he left at his decease, 1723, four sons,
I. Richard, of Kilrush, a Lieut.-Gen. in the army, M.P., ii;.
1696, Elizabeth, dau. of Lord Cootc, of Coloony ; and d. in
Dublin in 1755, without legitimate issue.
II. Henry, d. unm. 1723.
III. Arthur (Very Rev.), D.D., Dean of Ross.
IV. George, of Woodsgift, M.P., father of Sir Richard St.
George, of Woodsgift, co. Kilkenny, created a Baronet
12 March, 1766 (see Burke's Peennje and Baronetage).
The 3rd son.
The Very Rev. Arthur St. George, D.D., Dean of Ross,
d. 24 Sept. 1772, aged 91, leaving by his wife Jane, dau.
of Sir Thomas Molyneux, 1st bart., of Castle Dillon.
I. Richard, of Kilrush, co. Kilkenny, ,n. 1763, Sarah, eldest
dau. of the Very Rev. Richard Handcock, Dean of Achonry,
and had a son,
Richard, b. 21 Feb. 1766; d.%mm. June, 1S40.
n. Thomas, of whom hereafter.
ui. Capel, Capt. of Grenadiers, d. in West Indies.
IV. Arthur, Mujor 62nd loot, d. 1769.
v. Howard, ancestor of St. Geobge nf Kilrush.
VI. Henry (Rev.), la. 1st, Mary, dau. of Philip Pcrcival, Esq.
of Temple House, co. Sligo, and liad by her one son,
Arthur, 6. 1776 ; and d. unm. 1845.
II.
He m. 2ndly, Jane, dau. and co-heir of William Walsh, Esq.
of CO. Limerick (by Elizabeth, dau. of John IHood, Esq. of
Flood Hall, and sister of Sir Frederic Flood, Bart.), and by
her had issue,
1 Henry (Rev.), d. 1840.
2 Oliver, a Capt. 23rd Fusiliers; m. 1st, 1827, Harriet
Susanna, widow of Rev. Frederic Austin, M.A. ; and
2ndly, 1869, Julia Mary, dau. of Col. Girardot, Cold-
stream Guards.
3 Nelson, of Altamont, 5)i. Miss Cash, of Dublin; andd.s.p.
4 AVilliam, of Kildavin House, ra. Miss Lovel; and d. s. v.
1871.
1 Elizabeth, d. unm. 2 Jane, m. Rev. Mr. Whitty.
3 Henrietta, d. unm.
4 Isabella, m. Theophilus Edward, 2nd son of Arthur
John St. George, of Kilrush.
I. Catherine, m. Clement Wolseley, 2nd son of Sir Richard
Wolseley, 1st bart., and had issue, Wilhclmina, who w.
Thomas Belmore St. George {sec post).
The 2nd son,
Thomas St. George, Esq., M.P. for Clogher, Commissioner
of Barracks, b. Oct. 1738; m. 15 Aug. 1770, the Hon. Lucinda
Acheson, 4th dau. of Archibald, 1st Viscount Gosford, and
by her (who m. 2ndly, Jeremiah F'rench, Esq., Capt. SOlh
regt.) he left at his decease, I April, 1785,
I. Thomas Baldwin St. George, Capt. 80th regt., h. 12 May,
1777 ; m. Miss Eliza Mason, and d. 28 Feb. 1852, having
had issue, three sons, Thomas (Rev.), Vicar of Kilnasalagh,
CO. Clare, di. Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Joseph Clarke, Esq.,
and el. s. p. ; Archibald (Rev.), m. Penelope Johnson, of Kin-
loch, CO. Fermanagh, and rf. s.^).; and Howard, d. unm.
II. Acheson, of Wood Park.
III. John, of Woodside, co. Chester, Capt. 80th regt. and
Licut.-Col. Salop Militia, 6. 16 Aug. 1779; m. 21 April, 1811,
Frances, youngest dau. of Archibald Campbell, M.D., of
Stafford ; and d. 28 Jan. 18'i4, leaving issue,
1 John (Sir), K.C.B., Gen., Col. Commandant Royal
Artillery, commanded the siege train at the fall of Sebas-
topol, and was subsequently President of the Ordnance
Select Committee, Director of Ordnance, b. 18 Jan. 1812;
m. 15 Aug. 1860, Elizabeth Marianne, youngest dau. (and
co-heiress of both father and mother) of Thomas Evans,
Esq. of Lyminster House, Sussex, J. P., and Margaret his
wife, only dau. and heiress of William Harris, Esq., and
has one son,
Baldwin John, b. 10 Feb. 1862.
2 Archibald, of Camma Lodge, Athlone, J.P. co. Roscom-
mon, h. 5 June, 1813; m. 1862, Kate, dau. of Archibald
St. George, Esq., and has issue, a dau.,
Frances Millicent.
3 William Whitmore, of Clifton Park, Birkenhead, b.
3 Dec. 1814; -m. 19 May, 1842, Mary Anne, dau. of David
Cram, Esq., and has issue,
William Baldwin, Lieut. R.A., b. II Sept. 1843; d. 6Dec.
1876.
Edward Whitmore, 6. 20 May, 1850; d. 14 March, 1853.
Acheson Whitmore, b. 9 Aug. 1856, Lieut. 14th regt.
Howard, b. 6 April, 1858.
George Herbert, b. 12 March, 1860.
Charles Hervey, 6. 12 Jan. 1863.
Mary Anne Frances. Blillicent Eleanor.
Lucy Olivia. Harriet Louisa.
EmOy Agues. Sophia Emma.
4 George, H.M. Customs, 6. 12 June, 1816; m. Annie, dau.
of Richard Bryans, Esq. of Parkfield, Birkenhead, and
has issue,
George Edward, b. 17 July, 1857.
Arthur Baldwin, b. 3C July, 1858.
Archibald Henry, b. 2 Oct. 1859.
Annie Georgina. Frances Aline.
5 Howard (Rev.), b. 13 Jan. 1819, M.A., Vicar of Billinge,
CO. Lancaster, and J. P., m. 2 June, 1864, Emilia, 2nd dau.
of Andrew Comber, Esq. of Stand House, co. Lancaster,
and has a son Howard Comber, b. 25 Sept. 1866, and a
dau., Frances Emilia.
1 Millicent, m. 1853, Frederic William Holder, Esq. of
Liverpool.
2 Lucy Elizabeth Georgiana, m. 1849, Rev. William
Edward Coldwell, M.A., Vicar of Sandon, and has issue.
IV. Archibald, of Camma Lodge and Dublin, b. 27 F"eb.
1782 ; and d. 14 Nov. 1863.
V. William Molyneux, b. 17 Feb. 1784; killed at Trafalgar,
21 Oct. 1805, 3rd Lieut, of the " Conqueror," s. p.
The eldest surviving son,
Acheson St. George, Esq. of Wood Park, co. Armagh, 6.
21 June, 1778; ra. 1st, 1810, Elinor, dau. of R. Gordon, Esq.
of Clonmel, and by her had issue,
I. Thomas Gordon, Lieut. -Col. E.I.C.S., 6. 1812; in. 23 April,
1861, Sarah Straghau, only child and heiress of William
Lloyd Caldccot, Esq. of Pbis Llandegwyn, co. Carnarvon,
and had issue, 1 Acueson William Gordon, b. 2 July, 1856,
of Erchfont Manor, Wilts; I Norah; 2 Ethel; 3 Eugenic;
4 Adcla; 5 Eleanor.
II. WiUiam, H.E.I.C.S., d. unm. in India, 2 Sept. 1836.
4 X
1400
SAT
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAI
in. AcHESos, now of Wood Park.
IV. John, H.E.I.C.S., b. 27 AprU, 1821 ; killed at the Khyher
Pass, 2 Xov. 1841.
I. Lucinda Margaret, d. unm. 16 April, 1845.
II. Elinor Mary. ui. Olina, d. uiim. 19 June, 1836.
He m. 2ndly, 1 Dec. 1824, Jane, 2ud dau. of the Hon. and
"Very Eev. John Hewitt, Dean of Cloyne, 4th son of James,
1st Viscount Lifford, and by her had one dau.,
IV. Alicia Hewitt Caroline, m. 15 Oct. 1855, Edward Chaloner
Knox, Esq. of Desertcreat, co. Tyrone.
Mr. St. George d. 3 Dec. 1855.
.^i-ii!.s — Arg., a chief az. over all a lion rampant gu. ducally
crowned or, armed and langued of the second. Cre.^t — A demi-
lion rampant gu. ducally crowned or, armed and langued az.
Motto — Firniitas in tojlo.
Seat — Wood Park. co. Armagh.
ST. GEOEGE OF KILHUSH.
St. Geoege, Howard Johx, Esq. of Kilrush, co.
Kilkenny, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1858, and
Lieut.-Col. Kilkenny Militia, formerly in the 12th
and 17th Lancers, b. 1813 ; vt. 1843, Caroline, dau.
of Col. George Grogan, of Seafield, co. Dublin, and
has issue,
I. AsTHtni George, late 13th Hussars, now Lieut. 3Sth regt.
II. Howard Cecil. in. John Edward.
I. EmUy Elizabeth. ii. Harriet Eleanor,
in. Caroline Frances. iv. SeUna Ada.
V. Edith Margaret. vi. Cecilia Mary.
ILtncagc.— Eev. Howaed St. George, D.D., of Kilrush,
5th son of Very Eev. Arthur St. George {see in-eceding Memoir),
m. 1767, Mary, dau. of Edward Lucas, Esq. of Castle Shane,
and had issue,
I. Arthur John, of Kilrush, b. 1775; in. Harriet Elinor, dau.
of Theophilus Blakeney, Esq. of Abbert: and d. 1853,
having had issue by her (who d. 11 Feb. 1876, aged 86),
1 Howard John St. Geoege, Esq., now of Kilrush.
2 Capel Lucas. 3 John Hatley, d. s. -p. 18 Sept. 1847.
4 Theophilus Edward, m. 6 April, 1843, Isabella, dau. of
the Eev. Henry St. George, of Altamont, co. Carlow.
5 Arthur John, 7,1. 6 July, 1S54, Anna Maria, dau. of
Eobert Neville, Esq. of Borrismore House, co. Kilkenny.
1 Mary Henrietta.
2 Margaret Elizabeth, d. 12 April, 1874.
3 Sarah Selina. 4 Haniet.
n. Capel Edward, drowned, s. p.
m. Henry Lucas (Eev.), Eector of Dromore, co. Tyrone, h.
1781 ; ra. Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Warren, Esq. of Lodge
Park, CO. Kilkenny; and d. 24 Feb. 1872, leaving issue, 1
Capel, of Xxiugh Emy, Emyvale, co. Monaghan, J.P. for cos.
Monaghan, Fermanagh, and Tyrone, High Sheriff co.
Fennanagh 1847, and for co. Monaghan, 1852, Capt. and
Paymaster Fennanagh Militia, 6. 14 Nov. 1814; 2 Henry
Lucas, of Goblusk, Enniskillen, co. Tyrone, J.P. for cos. Fer-
managh and Tyrone, m. Harriet, only child of William
Sterne, and has issue seven children ; 3 Edward Warren,
d. s. p. ; 4 Oliver Hatley, d. s. p. : 5 William Nassau, d. s. p. ;
1 Eliza, m. 28 Feb. 1837, Sir Hugh Stewart, 2nd hart, of Bally-
gawley ; 2 Mary. ni. Henry W. Eowley, Esq. of JIaperath,
CO. Meath; 3 Anne; 4 Henrietta, m. Hugh Lyons Mont-
gomery, Esq.
rv. Thomas Belmore, of Mount Annville Park, Dundrum,
Barrister- at-Law, 6. 1782 ; r,i. Wilhelmina, dau. of Major Cle-
ment Wclseley, and had issue, 1 Howard Henry ; 2 Thomas
Clement, Capt. 78th Highlanders, ra. 1873, Jaiie Ellen, dau.
of George Baillie, Esq. of The Grove, Hawden; 3 Eichard
John, dromied 4 Oct. 1852 ; 4 William Augustus, d. at Eock-
harapton, Queensland. 13 March, 1866; 5 Arthur George,
m. 1866, Sarah Ann Lee, and d. 5 Dec. 1876; 6 Edward
Bcauchamp, in Australia; 1 Mary Caroline; 2 Willa
Frances; 3 Mary John; 4 Louisa Elizabeth, rn. I860,
Sedgwick S. Cowper, Esq., in Australia. He d. Jan. 1863.
V. Eichard Quintus (Eev.), Vicar of CrossmoUna, 6. 1780; m.
1811, Henrietta Maria, dau. of Sir Eobert Langrishe, 2ndbart.
of Knocktopher Abbey ; and d. 8 Aug. 1877, aged 92, leaving
by her (who d. 25 April, 1877), 1 Howard Boyle (Eev.), b.
20 June. 1812; m. 13 June, 1843, Jemima Grace, dau. of
the Eev. William Atlhill, of Brandiston Hall, Norfolk, and
has surviving issue, WiUiam Atthill, and seven other chil-
dren; 2 William Eobert (Eev.), m. 1st, Emily, dau. of
Lieut.-Col. Maunsell; and 2ndly, Anne Brush; and d. 7 Dec.
1876, leaving issue by each; 3 Eichard, d. s. p.; 4 Henry
Cliarles, d. s. p. ; 5 Eobert, deceased ; 1 Anne, in. Eev. St.
George Knox ; 2 Mary, in. J. Ormsby Orme, Esq. : 3 Eliza-
beth; 4 l.^abella, m. Eobert Henry, Esq. of TuugUermore,
CO. Galway ; 5 Charlotte Cecilia, in. 1856, Cliarles Moore,
Esq. of Claughton, co. Chester; 6 WiUa, m. 1863, George
Orme, Esq.
Arm^ — As precrding Memoir.
Seat — Kiliusti House, FresMord.
ST. GEOKGE OF TYRONE.
St. Geoege, Aethue, Esq. of Tyrone, co. Gal-
wav, J.P. for Galway, b. 6 May, 1813, s. his brother
12 jS^ot. 1877.
UllTCSflC— Aetitok Feenth, Esq. of Tyrone, co. Galway
(son of Christopher French, Esq. of Tyrone, who d. 1718, by
Margaret his wife, sister of James Farrell, Esq. of Clunyquin,
grandson of Arthur French, Esq., Mayor of Galway, who
signed the capitulation of that town 1691, and great-grand-
son of Christopher French, Esq. of Mulpit. who purchased the
estate of Tyrone, co. Galway, and d. 1676), m. 23 Jan. 1736,
Olivia, eldest dau. of John Usher, Esq., M.P., of Carrick, by
his wife the Hon. Makt St. Geoege, only dau. and heiress of
Geoege, Baron St. Geoege, of Hatley St. George, and dying
8 May, 1779, left, with three daus. (Ohvia, rn. Anthony
Nugent, Esq. of Pallas; Julia, wife of her cousin, Christopher
French, Esq. of Brook Lodge; and Nichola), a son and
successor,
Cheistopheb Feench, Esq. of Tyrone, 6. 13 April, 1754, who
assumed 1774, the surname of St. George, in compliance with
the settlement of his great-grandfather, Lord St. George. He
m. 1778, Anne, eldest dau. of Henry Bingliam, Esq. of New-
brook, CO. Mayo, and left, with two daus. (Letitia, rn. James
Kelly, Esq.; and Olivia, iii. William Eobert Wills, Esq. of
WiUsgrove), a son and heir,
Aethue French St. George, Esq. of Tyrone, 6. 8 Aug.
1780; ra. 22 Jan. 1801, Lady Haniet St. Lawrence, eldest dau.
of William, Earl of Howth, and co-heir of her mother. Lady
Mary Bermingham, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Thomas, 22nd
Lord Athenry and Earl of Louth. By her he had issue,
Christopher, late of Tyrone.
Arthce St. George, now of Tyrone.
Mary, rn. Francis Cuff, Esq. of Creagh, co. Mayo.
Matilda, m. Col. Cliarles Pepper, of Ballygarth.
Louisa, m. Col. 11. Bingham, 60th rifles.
Anne. Harriet.
J
Mr. St. George d. 1 Jan. 1844, and was .5. by his eldest son,
Cheistophee St. Geoege, Esq. of Tyrone, J.P. and D.L
M.P. for Galway from 1847 to 1852, 6. 15 March, 1810 ; d,
12 Nov. 1877, and was s. by his brother,
Aethcb St. Geoege, now of Tyrone. 1
Amu — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., a chief az., overalls'
lion rampant gu. ducally crowned or, for St. Geoege ; 2nd and
3rd, quarterly, 1st and 4th, erm., a chevron fa., for Feexch,
2nd and 3rd, az., a chevron erm. between three billets arg., for
UsHEE. Crest — A deini-lion rampant gu. ducally crowned or.
Supporters — Dexter, a demi-lion rampant reguaidant gu.
ducally crowned or, collared erm ; sinister, an antelope arg.
attired unguled collared and chained or. Motto — Firmitas in
coelo.
Seat— Tyrone House, Oranmore, co. Galway.
ST. GEORGE OF HEADFORD CASTLE.
Manseegh-St. Geoege, Kichaed James, Esq. of
Headford Castle, co. Galway, J.P., formerly Lieut.
3rd Dragoons, b. 20 Oct. 1838; m. 1861, Mary
Agatha, eldest dau. of J. Henley, Esq, of Liver-
pool.
HtUCJtCJC. — Jatiies Mansergh, Esq. of Macrony, co. Corlq
m. SIaey St. Geoege, of Headford, co. Galway, and had a son
Eichard St. George Massergh St. George, Esq. of Head-'
ford, rn. Anne Stepney, of Durrow, and left two sons,
I. Eichard Jasies, his heir.
II. Stepney St. George, Capt. 52nd regt., ?>. 17 March, 1791;
m. 18 June, 1833, Fanny, dau. of Coi. L"E.strange, of Jloys-
town. King's Co., and by her (who d. 1845) he left at his
decease, 1847,
1 Eichard James, now of Headford Castle.
2 Henry P. LEstrange, K.E. 3 Stepney Avenel.
4 Arthur Baldwin.
5 Herbert Schomberg (Eev.), m. 24 May, 1S70, Flora K. E
Porcelli, grand-niece and adopted child of the Dowagei
Countess IJrownlow.
1 Sophia Grace, m. T. Heywood, Esq., late 16tU Lancers.
2 Frances Jane Edith.
Mr. Manserge St. George was murdered by the rebels in 1797
The eldest son,
Eichard James Mansergh St. George, Esq. of HeadfoP
Castle, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1818, b. 16 Oct. 1789; n,
13 Feb. 1812, Elizabeth Sophia, 2nd dau. of William Cunlifl
Shawc, Esq. ot Southgate House. Middlesex, and d. $, p. 1857
£eai— Headford Castle, Htadford, co. Galway.
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ST. JOHN OF SLINFOLD.
St. John, Edward John, Esq. of Slinfokl,
Sussex, and Speen Hill, Bei-ks, J.P., D.L., Lieut.-
Col. Eoyal Susses Lio;ht Infantry Militia, b. 27 Feb.
1828, assumed by royal license in 1877, the name of
St. Jolin, in lieu of Bunny, in conformit}' ^vitll the
will of liis father-in-law ; m. 19 June, 1855, Mary
St. John, only child of Eobcrt Burnett Brauder,
Esq. of Belmordeau, West Grinstead, Sussex, by
Sarah his wife, dau. of Henry St. John, Esq. son of
the Hon. and Very Eev. St. Andrew St. John, Dean
of Worcester, and has issue,
I. Edward Fiiancis St. John, &. 13 July, 18G9.
I. Mai-y Emma, b. 8 Sept. 1S57.
II. Edith JlatiKla, b. 21 Oct. 1853.
III. Mabel Bertha St. John, h. 20 Dec. ISGO.
IV. Mildred lirander, b. 23 Dec. 18G2.
V. Beatrice Sarah, b. 3 June, 1872.
■ ilfllf JljJC. — For the Yorkshire branch, now extinct, of
this ancient family, see Glover's Visitation. On a memorial
Brass in Normanton Church to Richard Bunny, of Newton
Bunny Hall, in that parisli, it is stated that the Bunny family
■was traditionally descended from one of the Conqueror's
companions-in-arms, who came from the northern bank of
the Loire in France.
EiciiARD Bdnnt, Esq. of Ibrope, Hants, of which estate his
ancestors are stated to have been in possession from the time
of King John, as appears by a deed of that date, was father of
a, son, Egbert, who, by his wife Mary, was father of
Edmund Bcnnt, Esq., bapt. 23 Dec. 1660, m. Jane Buck, of
Wellord, and their only son,
Elandt Buck Bunnt, Esq., dying 22 Feb. 1777, left, by his
•wife Sarah, dau. of Kichard Brice, Esq., a son,
John Bunxt, Esq., who m. Alice Pyke, of Wherwell, Hants,
by whom he had an only dau., Alice, and a son,
Joseph Bcnnt, Esq. vi. 1st, Anne Mariot, dau. of Capt.
Bennct, E.I.C.'s Naval Service, and by her (who d. 1772) had
Joseph Blandy, m- Elizabeth, dau. of Bev. Philip Worsley,
of Chcshunt, Herts.
Mariot, in. John Martineau, Esq. of Stamford Hill, London.
He m. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. of John Rigby, Esq. of Chow-
bent, CO. Lancaster, and by her, who d. 1836, had a son,
Edward Brice Bunnt, Esq. of Speen Hill, m. 29 June, 1824,
Emma, younger of the two daus. and co-heiresses of James
Piggot, Esq. of Fitzhall, Iping, and Slinfold, Sussex, and d.
10 Sept. 18G7, leaving an only son, Edward John St. John,
Esq., now of Slinfold.
Arms — Arg., a chevron tetween three goats'heads erased sa.
attired or. Crest— A. goat's head erased sa. attired or ; on the
sinister horn two annulets conjoined gold. J/o!Jo-:-Propositi
tenax.
Seats — Slinfold, Horsham, Sussex ; and Speen HOI, Newbury,
Berks. CLabs -Junior United Service, S.^Y.
ST. LEGEE, OF PARK HILL.
, St. Legee, John, Esq. of Park Hill, co. York,
late Col. in the army, served in the 53rd and
8Bth regts., J.P. and^D.L. for the West Biding
CO. York, b. 6 May, 1823; m. 8 AprO, 1858,
Philippa, dau. of John Bonfoy Eooper, Esq. of
Abbotts Eipton Hall, Huntingdon, formerly M.P.
for the CO., and has issue,
I. Arthur John BoNroT, 6. 2.5 Nov. 1859.
II. Henry Bcrncrs, b. 2G Oct. 1861.
HI. Reginald Warham Antony, 6. 15 Feb. 18C8.
- I. Edith .•\ntonia. ii. Gwendoline Mary Hope.
m. Georgiana Harriet. iv. Ursula Beatrice Philippa.
SLtttCH tJC. — Sec Burke's Pecro.'ji', under the title of Bagot.
Lieut.-Gen. John Chester, b. 3 Aug. 1779 (4th son, by
Catherine his wife, dau. of the Hon. Heneage Lcgge, of Charles
Bagot, Esq., who assumed, by Act of Parliament, the surname
Md arms of Chester, and whose eldest brother. Sir 'William
Bigot, was created Baron Bagot), m. Sophia Elizabeth, dau.
Of Charles Stuart, Esq., and d. 17 May, 1807, having had, with
junior issue, a son, John, who 4. to the St. Leger estate at the
death of his couSin, Aaluny F. Butler St. Leger, Esq. of Park
HiU, aad Berkeley Sq.>are, 31 Oct. 1802; and having assumed
the surname and arms of St. Legee, is the present possessor of
Park UUl.
.4)-ms— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, az., fretty arg., on a cliicf or,
a cross-crosslct of the first, for distinction, for St. Legek; 2nd
and 3rd, erm., two chcvronels a/.., for Bagot. t'i-csti— 1st,
A griffin pas.sant oi-, charged with, a cross-crosslet as in the
arms, for St. Leger; 2nd, Out ot a ducal coronet a goat's head
arg. attired or, for Bagot. Motto over, " Antiquum obtinens."
Motto — Hant ct lion.
Scut — Park Hill, llothcrham.
ST, aUINTIN OF SCAMPSTON.
St. Q,uintin,William Herbert, Esq. of Scamps-
ton Hall, CO. York, J.P., b. 24 April, 1851.
lltHCagr.— The name of this family is found on the Roll
of Battle Abbey.
Sir Herbert St. Qhintin, one of the companions in arms
of \ViLLiAM 1. the Conqueror, had, in the division of the spoil,
a grant of the manors of Skipsey, Mappleton, Brandesburton,
the borough of Woodshall, in co. York, and other extensive
lands in the co. of Xottingliam. His son,
Oliver St. Quintin, had, by Aldeliza his wife (who founded
in 1134, a Priory for Cistercian Nuns, near Tadcaster, calling
it Nunappleton), two sons, the eldest. Sir Robert, temp.
William II., was one of the twelve Knights who divided
certain lands in Wales with Robert Fitzllamon, and he built
the Castle of St. Quintin, now called Llanbly thiau Castle. The
2nd son,
Sir Herbert St. Quintin, feudal Baron St. Quintin, s. his
brother, and was father of
Amatellus St. Quintin, feudal Baron St. Quintin, in. 1189,
Katherine, dau. of Sir John Freshmersh, and had an elder son,
Sir John, of Brandsburton and Skipsey, tiymp. King John, who
m. in 1209, the dau. of Randall Muschins, and d. s. 'p., and a
second son,
Sir Herbert St. Quintin, feudal Baron St. Quintin, m. Agnes,
dau. and co-heir of Roger d'Estoteville, and had five sons and
two daus. ; of the sons, the three eldest d. s. p., the fourth,
William, feudal Baron St. Quintin, was ancestor of Herbert
St. Quintin, summoned to Parliament as Baron St. Quintin,
8 June, 1394 {see Burke's Extinct Pecrarje), and the filth and
youngest son,
Sir Alexan-der St. Quintin, Knt. of Ilarpham, co. York,
which manor was given him by his mother, m. Margery, of
the Blanch Minster, dau. of Sir William de Albano, and liad
nine sons and three daus. He was s. by his eldest son.
Sir Willia.1i St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, temp. Edward
III., m. Joan, dau. of Sir John Routhe, and had, with a dau.
Joan, m. Richard Holme, of Paull Holme, a son and heir,
Sir Willia.m St. Quintin, Knt. of Ilarpham, 1,1. the dau. of
Sir John de Ileslarton, and had, with a younger son and a dau.,
an elder son and heir,
Sir Galfrid St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, m. Alice, dau.
of Sir William Roos, Knt. of Ingmanthorpe, and had, with a
younger son, Thomas, an elder son and heir.
Sir Geoffrey St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, m. the dau. of
Sir Robert Constable, Knt. of Flamborough, and had an only
son.
Sir William St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, m. Joan, or
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Mavmaduke Thweng, and had two
sons and six daus. He d. 1349, and was buried in the
Church of Harpham, beneath a tomb of alabaster, under
the arch between the chancel and north chancel. He was s.
by his son.
Sir John St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, Keeper of the
Castle of Scarborough 1382, M.P. co. Y'ork, m. 1st, Lora, dau.
of Sir Herbert St. Quintin, and widow of Sir Robert Grey, by
whom he had a son, Herbert, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Robert
Hilton, and d. s. p. Sir John m. 2ndly, Agnes, dau. and
heiress of Robert Warren, of Newbiggin, in Pickering Lyth,
by whom (who d. 1414) he had two sons and a dau. He d.
17 Jan. 1397; his eldest son, Anthony, j/i. Elizabeth, dau. of
Nicholas Gascoigne, and d. s. p. 22 Henry VI., and the line
was carried on by the second son,
Sir Thomas St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, m. Agnes, dau.
of John Anlaby, of Etton, and had two sons, John, a Canon
Regular of St. Mary's Priory, Bridlington, and,
Anthony St. Quintin, Esq. of Harpham, whose will, dated
14 March, 1444, was proved 3 July same year. He m. Elizabctli,
dau. of Sir William Frank, Knt. of Grimsby, and had four sons
and two daus., the eldest son, Thomas, )/i. Agnes, dau. of Sir
John Constable, and d. s. p. 18 July, 1445. The 2nd son,
Sir William St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, s. his brother,
m. the dau. of Herrington, and had four sons, 1. Jons, his
heir; 11. Walter; in. Robert; iv. Anthony. The eldest son,
Sir John St. Quintin, Knt. of Ilarpham, jii. Alice, dau. and
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heir of Thomas Holme, of PauU Holme, and had three sons,
I. JouN, his heir; ii. Winiam, of Ganstcd, living 1509, m.
Jane, dau. and heir of Eobert Twyer, and left six sons, who
left descendants; in. Anthony. Sir John d. 29 Aug. 1471,
and was s. hy his eldest son,
John St. Quintin, Esq. of Harpham, ra. Elinor, dau. and
co-heir of Edmund Thwaytes, of London, and had five sons,
I. John, his heir; ii. Edmund, Master of the Hospital of St.
Sepulchres, in Holderncss, at the Dissolution; iii. Herbert, d.
v.nm. ; rv. Walter, d. v.nm. ; v. James, d. unm. He made his
will 20 Aue;. 1509. His eldest son,
John Sr. Quintin, Esq. of Harpham, iem'p. Henbt VII.
His will was dated 19 Jan. 1504. He ni. Margery, dau. of
Robert Constable, Esq. of Flamborough, and had an only son.
Sib William St. Quintin, Knt. of Harpham, who was found
by inquisition taken at York Ca.»tle, 4 Aug. 1515, o.nno
7 Henkt VIII., to be heir to his father, and to be aged one
year and a-half. He m. Dorothy, dau. of Sir Bryan Hastings,
Knt. of Fenwiok Court, and by her (who to. 2ndly, Sir Marma-
dakeWyville) had three sons, i. Gabriel, his heir; ii. Mathew,
of Harswell, to. 1st, Elinor, dau. of John St. Quintin, of
Gansted, by whom he had a son, Gabriel, aged 21 in 1581 ; and
2ndly, Agnes, dau. of William Babthorpe ; iii. Anthony ; and
five daus. He d. 25 June, 1550, and was s. by his eldest son,
Gabriel St. Qdintin, Esq. of Harpham, m. 1553, Dorothy,
dau. of Sir George Griffith, Knt. of Wichnor, co. Stafford,
and Burton Agnes, co. York, and had, witli three daus., and as
many younger sons, AunseU, William, and Mathew, who c?.
unm., an eldest son and heir,
George St. Qdintin, Esq. of Harpham, living in 1584, in.
Agnes, dau. of WiUiam Creyke, Esq. of Cottingham, co. York,
and had, with three daus., who 0.. young, as many sons,
I.William (Sir), his heir; ii. Herbert, m. Everill, dau. and
co-heir of Robert Lacy, Esq. of Folkton, co. York, and d. s. p. ;
III. Gabriel. The eldest son,
SiB William St. Quintin, 1st hart, of Harpham, s. his
father, and was created a Bart. 8 Mareh, 1642, High Sheriff
CO. York 1648, 6. 1579 ; m. 3Iary, dau. and co-heir of Robert
Lacy, Esq. of Folkton, co. York, by whom (who d. 4 May,
1649) he had issue,
I. Henbt (Sir), 2nd bart.
II. WDliam, of Hayton, b. 1619 ; to. Margaret, dau. of
Thomas Wood, Esq. of Thorpe-juxta-Rudston, co. York, d.
April, 1687, having had five sons and four daus.
III. John, d. s. p. r. p.
IV. Thomas, of Flamborough, 6. 1G20; to. Anne, dan. of
Thomas Wood, Esq. of Thorpe, and had one son and one
dau.
I. Dorothy, m. Sir William Cayley, 1st bart. of Brompton,
II. Frances, to. Francis Lascelles, Esq.
m. Everille, d. v.nm. iv. Elizabeth, d. v.nm.
V. Katherine, to. 1st, Michael Wentworth, Esq. of Woollcy;
2ndly, Sir John Kaye, 1st bart. of Woodsome ; 3rdly, Henry
Sandys, Esq. ; and 4thly, Alexander, 8th Earl of Eglinton.
Sir WiUiam was buried at Harpham, 8 Oct. 1649, and was s. by
his eldest son,
SiE Henbt St. Quintin, 2nd bart. of Harpham, &. 1606; to.
Mary, dau. of Henry Stapleton, Esq. of Wigliill, to. York, and
had surviving issue,
I. Wmiam, of JIuston, 6. 1632; to. 18 Dec. 1653, Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir William Strickland, 1st bart. of Boynton, who
was buried 3 Oct. 1700. He d. v. p. and was buried 6 Nov.
1695, having, with five sons, all of whom d. young, two
surviving sons and five daus.,
1 William (Sir), 3rd bart.
2 Hugh, bapt. 29 March, 1671; to. Katherine, dan. of
Matthew Chitty, Esq., by whom (who d. 6 Dec. 1702) he
had, with a dau., Katherine, d. young, two sons,
AViLLiAM (Sir), 4th bart.
Matthew Chitty, d. at York, 8 May, 1788, aged 83.
n. Henry, d. 1696. iii. Philip, d. 1699.
I. Mary, m. Matthew Alured, Esq. of Beverley, and d. May,
1671.
II. Deborah, m. 11 July, 1687, Major Andrew Birch, of
London.
Sir Henry d. 1695, and was s, by his grandson,
Sib William St. Quintin, 3rd bart. of Harpham, M.P. for
Hull temp. AViLLiAM III., Queen Anne, and George I., one of
the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, and Receiver-
General of Ireland, d. v.nm. 30 June, 1723, and was s. by his
nephew.
Sib William St. Quintin, 4th bart. of Harpham, M.P. for
Thirsk, High Sheriff co. York 1733, to. Rebecca, dau. of Sir
John Thompson, Knt., Lord Mayor of London 1737, and had
issue,
I. William (Sir), 5th bart.
II. John Chitty, bapt. 19 Feb. 1730; buried 17 Dec. 1746.
in. Hugh, b. 1731 ; buried 24 Feb. 1736.
I. Rebecca, d. unia. 4 July, 175S.
II. Mart, to. George Darby, Esq. of Newton, Hants, Vice-
Admiral of England, and d. 27 March, 1772, leaving two
sons,
1 William TnoMAs Daedt, Esq. of Fetcham Park, Surrey,
who s. his uncle. Sir William St. Quintin, 5th and last
bart. of Harpham, and assumed, 1795, the surname and
arms of St. Quintin, of whom hereafter.
2 Matthew Chitty Darby, of Padworth, who s. to that
estate on the death of his aunt, Mrs. Griffith, and assumed
the surname and arms of Griffith. He in. Louisa, dau.
of Thomas Hankey, ^Esq. of Fetcham Park, Surrey, and
had three sons,
Christopher Darby-GrifiBth, Esq., of Padworth House,
Berks, J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Devizes 1857-68; m.
Arabella Sarah, dau. of Edward Francis Colston, Esq.
of Filkins Hall, co. Oxford, and Roundway Park, Wilts,
and has a son, Christopher WUliam, 6. 17 June, 1858.
Henry, C.B., Lieut.-Gen in the army, served in the Scots
Greys and 5th Lancers.
George, Capt. in the army.
ni. Katherine, to. Christopher GriflSth, Esq. of Padworth,
M.P. for Berks, and d. s. p.
Sir William d. 9 May, 1770, aged 70, and was s. by his eldest
son,
Sib William St. Qdintin, 5th bart. of Harpham, bapt. 4 July,
1729; to. Charlotte, dau. of Hon. Henry Fane, of Wormsley,
CO. Oxford, M.P. for Lynn Regis, brother of Thomas, 6th Earl
of Westmorland, and d. s. p. 22 July, 1795, when the Baronetcy
became extinct, and his estates devolved on his before men-
tioned nephew,
William Thomas St. Quintin, Esq. of Scampston, co. Y'ork
(formerly Darby), b. 26 May, 1769; to. Arabella Bridget, dau.
of Thomas Calcraft, General in His Majesty's army, and by
her (who d. 26 Jan. 1841, aged 69) had four sons and five
daus., viz.,
I. William, of Scampston Hall and Lowthorpe Lodge, both
in the co. of York, b. 25 July, 1797 ; d. 27 Aug. 1859.
II. Matthew Chittt Downes, of Scampston and Lowthorpe,
Col. 17th Lancers, b. 19 Dec. 1800; to. 23 April, 1&50, Amy
Elizabeth, dau. of George Henry Cherry, Esq. of Denford,
Berks; and rf. 19 April, 1876, leaving three sons and one dau.,
William Herbert, now of Scampston and Lowthorpe.
Francis Downes Hugh, 17th Lancers, 6. 26 April, 1859.
Geoffrey Apsley, 6. 14 June, 1861.
Cecil Amy.
III. George Darby (Rev.), 6. 18 March, 1803 ; to. 1827, Georgina
Henrietta Louisa, 2nd dau. of Hon. and Rev. Gerald Valerian
Wellesley, D.D., Prebendary of Durham, and Chaplain
to the Queen, brother of Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington ;
andrf. s.p. 1873.
rv. Francis John, Major 85th Light Infantry, b. 24 June,
1804; d. v.nrii. at Rice Lake, Canada, 8 Feb. 1875.
I. Mary Catherine, d. 15 May, 1795.
II. Arabella Cecil, in. 1824, Hon. Thomas William Gage, oi
AVestbury, brother of Henry Hall, 4th Viscount Gage ; d. 25-
Feb. 1840.
III. Mary, in. Bartholomew Wreughton, Esq. of WooUey Park,
Berks; d. s.p. May, 1851.
IV. Cecil, (/. umn. 12 Feb. 1868.
V. Catherine, m. David Ricardo, Esq. of Gatcombe, co. Glou-
cester, son of the eminent political Economist; d. Aug
1871, leaving issue.
He d. 18 Jan. 1805.
Arms — Or, a chevron gu. a chief vair. Crest — Out of aduca* |
coronet gu. a column fluted or, issuant from the top a pea risf
ppr. between two bulls' horns gold.
Seats — Scampston Hall, York; and Lowthorpe Lodge, Hull.
SALMON OF PENLLYNE COURT.
Salmon, "William, Esq. of Pcnllyne Court, co.
Glamorgan, J.P. and D.L., I. 16 March, 1790 ; m. .
7 November, 1816, Hester, elder dau. and co-
heiress of Keynold Thomas Deere, Esq. of Penllyne
Court, J.P. and D.L. ; of a very ancient Glamor-
ganshire family, which claims descent from Edwin,
4th son of Howel Dhu, a Welsh Prince, ie7np. 907.
By this lady Mr. Salmon has issue,
I. Thomas Deebe, M.A. Exeter Coll. Oxford, Bairister-at-
Law, J.P. for Glamorgan, b. 1820.
I. EosaLany Deere, to. 15 May, 1845, Stephen Stranger, Esq.
Mr. Salmon is son of William Salmon, Esq. (who
d. 22 July, 1832) of Petestree House, Suffolk, by
Sarah his wife, dau. of Denny Cole, Esq. of Sudbury
Priory, Suffolk, who d. 3 Dec. 1840.
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^r»i»— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, sa., three salmon haurient
or; 2nd and 3rd, arg., a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis
gu. Ci-rst — An arm in armour issuing out of a cloud ppr. the
hand grasping a scimitar also ppr. Motto — Dum spiro spero.
Sent — Penllyne Court, near Cowbridge. CluOs — Uauover;
and Bussell,
SAIiMON OF OLVESTON.
Salmon, Henet Thomas, M.A., of Tociington
and Olveston, co. Gloucester, J. P. co. Northampton,
J.P. and D.L. co. Gloucester, a Commissioner of
the Lower Level for the co. Gloucester, and a Capt.
in the Northampton and Rutland regt. of Militia,
b. 1837 ; m. 1862, Gertrude Rose, only dau. of the
Rev. J. Harwood Harrison, of co. Northampton,
and has issue,
I. Henrt Eoope Pomerot, 6. 1SG5.
1. Mary Pomeroy.
ILtltfajC. — Thomas Stokes Salmon, Esq. of Olveston, co.
Gloucester (son of Thomas Stokes Salmon, Esq., the elder, of
Olveston, and Mary his wife, only dau. of Eev. John Pratt,
Vicar of Orpington, Kent), m. Elizabeth Kosetta, dau. of Rev.
Thomas Carter, Vice-Provost of Eton College, and has, with
other issue, a son and heir, Capt. Salmon, now of Tockington.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, sa., three salmon haurient
Dr, for Salmon; 2nd and 3rd, or, a liou rampant gu., for
POMEROV.
iSeat— Tockington Manor, Almondsbury, to. Gloucester.
SALMOND OF WATEBFOOT.
Saxmond, James, Esq. of Waterfoot, Cumber-
laud, educated at Rugby and Oriel Coll. Oxford,
B.A. 1826, entered the army as Cornet, 15th
Hussars, exchanged to 2nd Dragoon Guai'ds, in
which he became Capt., Lieut.-Col. Cumberland
and Westmorland Yeomanry Cavalry, J.P. for
Cumberland, Westmorland, Notts and Derbyshire,
b. 15 June, 1805; m. 16 Aug. 1832, Emma
Isabella, youngest dau. of D'Ewes Coke, Esq. of
Broolihill Hall, Derbyshire, and has had issue,
I. Charles James, 6. 11 Nov. 1833, educated at Rugby and
Pembroke Coll. Oxford, entered the H.E.I.C.'.s service as
Cornet 7th Light Cavalry, 1853, Lieut. 1854, appointed
Adjutant 2nd Gwalior Contingent 1857, and Capt. July,
1857. He fought through the Indian Mutiny, and took
part in the Relief of Lucknow, and so distinguished him-
self that he was specially mentioned in Sir Cohn Camp-
bell's despatches; he was three times wounded; was
Aide-de-Camp to Sir Hope Grant up to his death ; killed
near Cawnpore, 6 Dec. 1857 (India medal with clasp for
Belief of Lucknow).
SI. Francis, b. 20 Sept. 1837 ; d. 4 Feb. 1838.
III. Henky, 6. 31 Dec. 1838; entered Royal Navy, 1854;
served in the Baltic during tlie Russian war, and in China
war of 1860; Commander 1870; medal for Russian war,
and medal for China war, and Royal Humane Society's
Silver Medal; J.P. for Nottinghamshire.
IV. "William, 6. 25 Aug. 1840; passed 1st into Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, 1855 ; Lieut. Royal Engineers, 1857 ;
Capt. 1868; Major, 1877; m. 4 Aug. 1874, Emma Mary,
yovmgest dau. of William Fretwell Hoyle, Esq. of Hooton
Levett Hall, co. York, and has issue, 1 WiUiam Geoffry
Hanson, b. 19 Aug. 1878; 1 Emma Margaret; 2 Gwendolen.
V. David, b. 10 Oct. 1843; d. U April, 185G.
■VI. George Edward, b. 24 Jan. 1845; educated at Rugby
and Queen's Coll. Oxford, M.A. 1872, appointed to Civil
Service, 1868, Lieut. 1st Derby Militia.
VII. Richard Arthur, 6. 16 June, 1847; educated at Chel-
tenham Coll., Lieut. Royal Artillery.
viii. Walter, Lieut. 1st Derby Militia, 6. 7 Feb. 1851 ; m. 25
Jan. 1877, Mary Augusta, second dau. of William Comp-
ton Smith, Esq. of Ivy Lodge, Wandsworth, and has issue,
Aimee Montagu.
IX. Albert Louis, Lieut. 1st Derby Militia, 6. 9 Sept. 1852.
I. Marianne Emma, m. 10 Jan. 1863, Reginald Curtis, Col.
Royal Artillery. She d. 26 Dec. 1874, leaving issue.
II. Julia, m. 6 June, 1867, William llebden, Esq. of Scar-
borough, and has issue. m. Louisa Isabella,
jLniCajC— This family is said to have emigrated from
France during the Huguenot persecutions, and settled in the
West Indies, where they became English subjects. A des-
cendant,
Capt. James Salmond, b. in Antigua, 1C94; to. Lydia, dau.
of J. Hanson, Esq., and by her (b. 1701, d. 24 April, 1748) had
two children, William, of whom presently ; and Mary, d. unm.
Capt. Salmond lived for a time on his estates at Seaforth, in
Antigua, and afterwards joined the royal forces under the
Duke of Marlborough. He d. 1 Oct. 1746. His son,
William Salmond, Esq., b. 4 Aug. 1737; m. 1st, 23 Aug.
1759, Elizabeth, dau. of J. Chalmers, Esq. of Edinburgh, and
by her (who d. 18 July, 1760) had one child, Euphemia, 6.
7 June, 1760, to. C. Thorne, Esq., and had issue. He m.
2ndly, 3 Oct. 1765, Jane, eldest dau. of Edward Hasell, Esq. of
Dalemain, Cumberland, and by her (6. 22 April, 1745; d.
11 Aug. 1820) had eight children,
I. James Hanson, his heir.
in. Edward, b. 8 April, 1768; d. 13 June, 1703.
III. AVilliam, Collector of Duties for island of Curagoa, I80I,
Jnspector-Gen. of Taxes for cos. Berks, Oxford, Gloucester,
Warwick, and Worcester, Capt. Royal Cumberland Militia,
b. 20 Oct. 1709; d. 15 Dec. 1838, unm.
IV. Francis, Master -Attendant Fort Marlbro", Sumatra, &.
28 Nov. 1770; to. 21 Dec. 1805, Anne, dau. of Charles
Salmon, Esq., and by her (6. 13 April, 1791 ; d. 22 Aug.
1S12J had four children,
1 James William, 6. 16 Aug. 1807 ; d. 1847 ; m. Miss Fenella
Cullen Mackenzie, and had three children,
Francis Mackenzie, Capt. 21st regt., to. Miss Isabel Hart,
and has issue.
Fenella. Julia Maria.
2 Francis Charles, b. 19 Sept. 1809; d. 28 May, 1827, u«TO'
3 Louisa Jane, ra. 1843, Andrew Grieve, Esq., and has
issue.
4 Emily Parker, in. 1850, Rev. Charles Adam John Smith,
Vicar of Macclesfield; and d. 9 May, 1803, leaving issue.
I. Julia, 6. 15 May, 1772; d. 26 May, 1860, unm.
n. Lydia, b. 31 Aug. 1774; d. 12 Sept. 1774.
HI. Maria, b. 1 July, 1776; d. 14 April, 1858, mim,
IV. Frances, b. 4 May, 1778 ; d. Nov. 1778.
Mr. Salmond d. 4 Aug. 1779, and was .s. by his son,
James Hanson Salmond, of Waterfoot, b. 17 Nov. 1766;
entered the H.E.I.C.'s service, 1781 ; served In the Mysore war
of 1792, and became Military Secretary to the Governor-
General of Bengal (the Marquess of Wellesley). In 1800 he
was appointed Military Auditor-General : on resignation of
which office he was offered a baronetcy, which however he
did not accept, and in 1808, at the recommendation of the
Governor-General, he was made Military Secretary to the
Court of Directors, which oflSce he held until 1837. In
1816 he was restored to the military service, and was
promoted by successive brevets to the rank of Major-Gen.
On his retirement in 1837, a resolution of the Court recorded
that, "During a very long career of valuable service in India
and England, this distinguished officer had uniformly mani-
fested great ability, unwearied zeal, and inflexible integrity;"
and further cUrected that a pension of £1,500 per annum be
granted him, and that he be presented with a piece of plate of
the value of £500, "in testimony of the Court's warm appro-
bation of his services, and of their cordial wish that he might
long enjoy in honourable retirement the reputation he had so
justly acquired." Author of Tke Mijsore War. He m. 2 July,
1798, 1st, Louisa, eldest dau. of David Scott, Esq. of Dunninald,
M.P., and sister of Sir David Scott, Bart., and by her (who d.
20 June, 1805) had one child,
James, now of Waterfoot.
Gen. Salmond m. 2ndly, 17 Aug. 1808, Rachel Mary Ann, 2nol
dau. of the Ven. Thomas Constable, of Wassand, Archdeacon
of the East Riding co. York, and by her (6. 1770; (i. Feb.
1847) had one child,
Edward, b. 3 April, 1809; d. 14 May, 1821.
Gen. Salmond d. 1 Nov. 1837. (Medal for 1st Burmah War.)
Arms — Sa., three salmon haurient or. Cre.ft — A naked arm
ppr. holding a spear or. JMoitu — Optima sapientia probitas.
Seat — Waterfoot, Cumberland, liesidcnce — Langtoa Hall,
CO. Nottingham. Club — Junior United Service,
SALTMARSHE OF SALTMAESHE.
Saltmaesue, Philip, Esq. of Saltmarshe, co.
York, J.P. and D.L., late of the 8th Hussars, Lieut.-
Col. East Yorkshire Rille Volunteers, b. 9 March,
1825 ; 5». 12 May, 1852, Blanche, youngest dau. of
2404
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Robert Penison, Esq. of Waplington Manor, by
Charlotte his vrife, dau. of Col. Hotham, of Bishop
Burton, and has issue,
I. Philip, J.P. and D.L. for York, 6. 9 June, 1853.
II. Arthur Harry, 90tli regt. b. 21 Marcli, 1855.
III. Cecil, 6. 12 May, 1856; d. 23 Auj?. IboG.
IT. Eobert Edwyn, 6. 10 Nov. 1857.
V. Ernest, 6. 22 Nov. 1859.
VI. Hugh, 6. SlJuIy, 1861.
iLinttlQC. — William de Salso Makisco i.? witness to a
grant of Richard Steongbow, in the 12th century.
SiK Peter Saxtmaksh, was one of the Knitjhts of the co.
York, anno. 17 Edward II., and High Sheriff in the 7th and
10th of Kins; Edward III.
Thomas Saltmarsh is party to a deed of the 41st and
another of the 45th of Edwabd III., both of which he sealed
with the same arms as are borne by the family at this day.
Thomas Saltmabsh, of Saltmarsh, m. Margaret, dau. of Sir
K. Constable, Knt., and d. 1578. The grandfather of »lie present
representative of this long descended line,
Philip Saltmabshe, Esq. of Saltmarshe, m. 10 May, 1779,
Elizabeth, dau. of Christopher Eawson, Esq. of Stony Eoyd,
CO. York, and had issue,
Philip, his heir.
Arthur, m. Caroline, dau. of Alexander Oswald, Esq.; and
d. s. p.
Christopher, of London, Merchant, m. 1st, 13 June, 1817,
Emma, dau. of John Eawson, Esq. of Stony Royd, co.
York; and 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. o£ William Whitmore,
Esq. ; and d. 15 Oct. 1852, leaving by the former (who d..
15 JtUy, 1834) a son, Arthur William, d. unm., and three
daus., Emma, rn. Henry Harrison, Esq., Lieut. R.N., son of
the Eev. John Walker Harrison, by Frances his wife, dau.
of Lieut.-Col. John Dalton, of Sleningford; Delia ; and
Catherine Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, d. unm. Henrietla,, d. unm.
Catherine, d. unm.
The eldest son,
Philip .Saltmarshe, Esq. of Saltmarshe, J.P. and D.L., 6.
15 March, 17S0; m. 10 May, 1824, Harriet, dau. of Robert
Denison, Esq. of Kilnwick Percy, co. York, by Frances his
wife, dau. of Sir Richard Brooke, 4th bart. of Norton, and
had issue,
Philip, now of Saltmarshe.
Arthur, Lieut.-Col. 70th regt. (medal for Kcw Zealand and
Indian Mutiny), 6. 8 Sept. 1832.
Eobert, h. 22 March, 1834: ./. 26 Aug. 1855.
Henrietta Maria, m. 4 July, 1850, Hon. and Eev. Frank
Sugden.
Catherine Elizabeth, m. Henry AJlfrey, Esq. of Hcmingford
House, CO. Warwick.
Mr. Saltmarshe d. 28 Nov. 1846.
Arms — Arg., a semee of crosses-crosslet, three cinqnefoils
gu. pierced of the first. Crest — A rudder or. Motto — Ad
astra virtus.
iSeat— Saltmarshe, near Howden.
SAIiTJSBUitT OF BRYNBELLA.
Saiusbtjey, The Eev. Geoege Attgusttis, o£
Brynbella, co. Flint, S.C.L. of Magdalen Coll.
Cambridge, Rector of Westbury, Saloji, Patron
of two Livings, h. 16 Jime, 18:^2 ; in. 15 April,
1852, Fanny, 3rd dau. of Luke T. Crossley, Esq. of
Ohve Mount, near Liverpool, and has issue,
I. Edward Pembertok, 6. 2 Nov. 1854.
II. Frederick Hamilton, 6. 15 April, IsoG.
UtttlCrttjr. — Sir John Salusburt Piozzi SAtrsBURT, of
B-.ynbella, co. Flint, h. 9 Sept. 1793: m. 7 Nov. 1314, Harriet
Maria, 2nd dau. of Edward Pemberton, Esq. of Ryton Grove,
S:iIop, and sister of Edward William Smythe Owen, Esq. of
Condover Hall, and by her (who d. 16 April, 1831) had issue,
John Owen, h. 7 Jan. 1818; d. 6 March, 1833.
Thomas Henry, 6. 26 Jan. 1819 ; d. 23 Oct. 1823.
Edward William, b. 19 Jan. 1821, entered the 1st Bengal
European regt. in July, 1838, and participated in the
storming of Ghuznee 21 July, 1839. On 11 Aug. 1810, he
was appointed to the 4th Goorka regt. in the service of
H.M. Shah Shooja, at Cabul, and was slain at Charackar
during the insurrection on 4 Nov. 1841.
George Augustus, present reprcsentalive.
Charles Arthur (Ucv.), 6. 14 Oct. 1823, Ecctor of Church
Stretton, Salop, d. 9 July, 18 19.
Frederic Octavius, b. 18 Jan. 1825; C.B., Major-Gen. in the
army, late Lieuti-Col. of H.M. lOlst Koyal Bengal
fufiiliers.
Augustus Pemberton (Bev.), M.A., Vicar of Wrockwardine,
near Wellington, Salop, b. 25 Aug. 1826 ; ro. 20 April, 1852,
Henrietta Sophia, dau. of John Perkins, Esq. of Norris
Lodge, Herts, and has had, Norman, 6. 1859 ; Charles Pem-
berton, b. 1861 ; and Amy Hester.
Hester Maria, ra. 16 July, 1841, the Rev. Arthur Downes
Gardner, M.A., Vicar of Holywell, co. Flint, deceased, and
d. 1854.
Angelina, m. 27 April, 1837. John William Harden, Esq. of
the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, Judge of the County
Court for co. Chester, deceased. She d. 1872.
Caroline Mary, m. 25 July, 1865, Kev. Watkin Williams,
M.A., Rector of Nannerch, co. Flint.
Harriet Charlotte, d. in infancy.
This gentleman, the 2nd son of Sig. Giambattista Piozzi
Merchant of Brescia, in Lombardy, by his wife, the dau. of,
Sig. Fracassio, Merchant of Venice, assumed by sign-manual,
1813, the additional surname of Salusbury, in compliance
with the wish of Hester Lynch, only dau. and heir of Jolm
Salusbury, Esq. of Bachygraig and relict of Gabriel Piozzi,
and of Henry Thrale, Esq. of Streatham, Surrey. Sir John
was appointed High Sheriff co. Flint, 1816, and in that
capacity received knighthood on the occasion of the presenta-
tion of an address to the Prince Regent. He d. 1S53.
Arms — Gu., a lion rampant arg., ducally crowned or, between
three crescents of the last a canton erm. Crest — A demi-lion
rampant couped arg. collared gu. ducaUy crowned holding iu
the dexter paw a crescent also gu. Iloito — Sat est prostrasse
leoni.
Seat — Brynbella, near St. Asaph, co. Flint. Residence —
Westbury Rectory, near Shrewsbury. Ctub — Junior Carlton,
Pall MaU.
SALVIIT OF CBOXDALE.
Saltin, Heney Thojias Thoenton, Esq. of
Croxdale, co. Durham, J. P., late Capt. Durham
Fusilier Militia, and formerly Lieut. Royal Canadian
Rifle regt., b. 23 Jan. 1838; m. 12 Sept. 1876,
Agnes Jane, youngest dau. of Herman Julius
Schier, Esq. of K'ewcastle-on-Tyne, and has issue,
I. Geeabd Thornton, b. 16 Sept. 1878.
I. Heather Mary, 6. 11 July, 1877.
iCtnCftgC. — Ralph, 3rd son of Richard de Culceney, of
Cukeney, Notts, and grandson of Joceus de Flemanajh, who
eame into En^jland with the Conquerop., and held the third
part of a knight's fee in Cukeney, was of Norton and Wood-
house, Notts, and from the latter v.-as called Le Silvan. He
was living temp. Henry II., and was a benefactor to the
Abbey of Welbeck. His son and successor,
OsEERT Silvan, of Norton and Woodhouse, High Sheriff of
Notts, 5 King Stephen, was grandfather of
Sir Osbert Silvayne, Knt. of Norton and Woodhouse,
29 Henry III., who had lands in Wilnerby, and was s. by his
son,
Ralph Salvayne, of Woodhouse and Thorpe Salvyn, co.
York, whose 2nd son,
Robert Salvayne, of North Duffield, co. York, m. Sibilla,
dau. and co-heir of Eobert Beeston, of Wilberfoss, same shire,
and was s. by his son,
Gerard Salvayn, of North DufBcld, Herswell, and other
places, CO. York, who was Ambassador to the Court of France,
32 Edward I. and 5 Edward II., Escheator North of Trent in
the first year of the latter reign, and Sheriff of Yorkshire from
the 4th to the 8th of the same. His grandson,
Sir Gerard Salvayn, Knt. of North Duffield and Herswell
(son of John Salvin, by Blargaret his wife, elder dau.
and co-heir of Robert, Lord Ros of Wark), was High Sheriff
for CO. York, 24 Edward III., and sometime Escheator for
the King, South of Trent. He obtained from the Crown the
manor of Bellester, in Tynd.ile, co. York, and an exemplifi-
cation of the pardon and restitution in blood granted to his
mother (for her father, the Lord Ros's treason) by patent,
dated 20 June, 41 Edward 111. By his 1st wife, Agnes, dau.
of Sir Robert Mauleverer, he was .ancestor of the Salvins of
Herswell and the Salvins of Croxdale ; and by his 2nd wife,
Alice, he was ancestor of the Salvins of Ntwhkigin.
Gerard Salvayn, the 4th son of Sir Gerard Salvayn, Knt. of
Herswell, and grandson of Sir Gerard, High Sheriff co. York
24 Edward 111., m. Agnes, Lady of Croxdale, only dau. and
heir of William de Eissaby, by Jo.anna his wife, dau. of
Robert de Walton, of Croxdale, and dying 1422, was s. by his
son,
Gerabd Salvatn, Esq. of Croxdale, m.. Jane, dau. of William
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Scarfrill, Esq. of Thorp, co. York, and (lying in the lifetime of
his mother, S May, 20 Henry Vi., was s. by his son,
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Cioxtlale, heir to his grandmother,
the Lady of Cioxdale, who had ni. for her 2nd husband John
Mauleverer, Esq.; by Elizabttli his wife he left a sou and
successor,
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, living 1476, m. Eleanor,
dau. of Sir Roger Coigniers, of Wynyard, eo. Durham, and
T\as father of
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Cioxdale, called senior, who had by
Joanna his wife three sons and three daus. ; the 2nd .';on,
Anthony, B.D., was Master of University College, Oxford, and
afterwards Vicar-General for the Bishop of Durham. Mr.
Sa'.vin rf. 1563, and was s. by his eldest son,
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, m. Eleanor, dau. of
William Wrcnn, Esq. of Billyhall, co. Durham, and dying
1571, left (with two daus., Margaret, wife of George Grey,
Esq., and mother of Anthony, 9th Earl of Kent ; and Muriel,
m. Sir Eobert Kokeby, of Marske) three sons, of whom the
eldest,
GiRARW Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, in. Joane, daw. of Richard
Norton, Esq. of Norton Conyers, and dying 9 Nov. 1587, was
s. by His eldest son,
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, m. Anne, dan. of Hum-
phrey tlakiston, Esq. of Great Chilton, and had issue. Francis,
the 3rd son, a Lieut. -Col. of Horse, fell at Marston Moor
ex x>arte Regis. Mr. Salviu's will bears date 23 Aug. 1602,
His eldes. son,
Gebarl Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, m. let, Mary, dau. of
Robert Hodgson, Esq. of Hepburn, co. Durham, by whom
(who d. 1522) he had issue, i. Gerard, Lieut. -Col. of Col.
Tempest's regt. of foot, slain at Northallerton, 1644, in the
service of King Charles I., and d. luim. ; ii. AVilliam,
d.tmm.; i. Anne, d. v.nm. Dec. 1683; ii. Mary, m. Michael
Pudsay, Esq. ofLawfield, co. York; iir. Eleanor, of Claypath,
CO. Durham d. unm. July, 1691 ; and iv. Elizabeth, m. John,
son and heir of Richard Skelton, Esq. of Aimathwaite Castle.
Mr. S.alvin in. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Bryan Belasyse, Esq.
of Morton HDUse, co. Durham, and by her had, with other
eons, who d. %i.nm.,
Bryan, of Butterby, who d. v. p. 15 Aug. 165S, leaving by
his wife Catherine, dau. of Sir Thomas Tempest, B;irt. of
Stella (whom he m. 1652), with two daus. (Troth, wife of
Philip Saltmarsh, Esq. of Newby AVisk, and Mary, who
d. umn.) two sons, Gerard, successor to his grandfather;
and Thomas, of Onton, who d. v.nm. 1687.
Anthony, of f-underland Bridge, d. 1709, ancestor of the
Salvixs nf Si'.nderland Brklrji, now represented by Anthony
Salvin, Esq., F.S.A., of Hawksfold, Haslemere, Suirey, who
is m. and has issue.
Wilham, of Brandon Hall.
Margaret, m. Francis Appleby, Esq. of Lartington.
Mary, «!. Thomas Smythe, Esq., brother of Sir Edward
Smythe, Bart., living 1683.
Mr. Salvin d. 18 Jan. 1663, and was s. by his grandson,
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, m. Mary, dau. of Ralph
Clavering, Esq. of Callaly, and dying 5 Feb. 1722-23, was s.
by his only son,
Betan Salvi.n, Esq. of Croxdale, m. 1716, Anne, Srd dau.
of William Haggerston, Esq., son and heir-apparent of Sir
Thomas Haggerston, 2nd hart, of Haggerston, and left at his
decease, 1 March, 1751 (with other children, who all d. v.nm.)
a dau. Mary, rn. George Markham, Esq. of Claxby, and a son
and heir,
WiLLLAM Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, h. 28 Nov. 1723; m. 1st,
Mary, eldest dau. of Sir Edward Gascoigne, 5th bart. of Par-
lington, CO. York, by which lady (who (/. May, 1756) he had no
iisuu. He m. 2n.ily, 1758, Catherine, only child and heir of
Thomas Thornton, Esq. of Nether Witton, in Northumber-
land, and had issue,
William Thomas, eventual heir.
Bryan John, of Burn Hall, h. 2S April, 1779; d. 1842.
Catherine, Hi. Sir Thomas Stanley Massey Stanley, 7th bart.
of Hooton, andc2. 1798.
Mary. Anne, who d. young.
Margaret, m. 19 April, 1790, Thomas Eiddell, Esq. of Swin-
burne Castle, Northumberland.
Isabella, m. 1st, 20 June, 1792, Horsley Widdrington
Bidden, Esq. of Felton, Northumberland; 2ndly, 9 May,
1803, Ralph Eiddell, Esq. of Cheeseburn Grange.
Frances, d. unm. Feb. 1790. Eliza.
Mr. Salvin d. 20 Jan. ISOO, and was s. by his elder surviving
sen,
William Thomas Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, 6. 4 July, 17C3,
«. 22 July, ISCO, Anna Maria, dau. of John Webbe Weston,
Esq. of Sutton Place, Surrey, and had issue,
I. Gebabd, his heir.
IT. Wilbam Thoma.<!, 6. 11 Nov. 1808; deceased,
in. Edward John, 0. 1810, deceased.
IV. aiarmaduke Charles, of Burn Hall, co. Durham, J. P.
and D.L., b. 11 Feb. I8l2; s. his uncle, Bryan John Salvin,
Esq. of Burn Hall, 1842; ni. Sept. 1845, Caroline, dau. of
Sir Charles Wolscley, 7th bart. of Wolsclcy, co. Stafford,
and has surviving issue,
1 Bryan John Francis, late a Lieut. Royal Monmouth
Militia, b. 28 July, 1846.
2 Maruiaduke Henry, 0. 23 March, 1849; s. to the Sarncs-
field Court estate, eo. llerciord.
1 JIary.
2 Loui.'ia Mary, m. 20 Aug. 1878, Philip Witham, Esq.,
4th son of Sir Charles WiUiani, R.N.
3 Teresa Mary, m. 28 Nov. 1876, Charles Ernest Bell,
E.sq., and has issue. 4 Agnes.
5 Francesca Josephine, in. 26 Sept. 1877, George Oswald
Sharpies, Esq. of Wavertree, Liverpool, and has issue.
V. Francis Henbt, now of Sutton Place, Surrey (see next
Art.c'.t).
I. Catharine.
II. Anna Maria, m. 20 Feb. 1838, William Lawrence Witham,
Esq., 2nd son of H. T. M. Witham, Esq. of Lartington Hall,
CO. York.
III. Louisa Mary. iv. Agnes Elizabeth.
V. Elizabeth Mary. vi. Emma Maria.
Mr. Salvin d. 8 June, 1842, and was s. by his eldest son,
Gerard Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale, J. P., b. 24 Sept. 1804;
ni. 23 Sept. 1834, NVinefred, youngest dau. of Henry Thomas
Mairc Witham (formerly Silvertop), Esq. of Lartington Hall,
CO. York, and had issue,
I. He.vry Thomas Thornton, now of Croxdale.
II. Charles Francis, b. 28 JIarch, 1841; ),i. 10 Jan. 1870,
Louisa, sister of Thomas Reavely, Esq. of Kinnersley Castle,
CO. Hereford, 'and has issue, 1 William Thornton Joseph, 6.
15 Sept. 1875; 1 Winifred Mary, b. 10 May, 1871 ; 2 Llaiie
Muriel, b. 1 March, 1874.
Mr. Salvin d. 22 Oct. 1870, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Thomas Thornton Salvin, Esq., now of Croxdale.
A rms — Arg., on a chief sa. two mullets or. Crest — A dragon
vert, wings elevated and endorsed ppr. 2Iotto — ^^Je ne change
qu'en mourant.
Suit — Croxdale, Durham.
SALVIN OP BURN HALL.
See preceding Memoir,
♦
SALVIN OF STJTTON PLACE.
Saitin, Feancis Hbney, Esq. of Sutton Place,
Stu-rev, late Capt. West York Eiile Militia, b.
4 April, 1817.
itillCHQC.— For Salvin pedigree, see Sai.\ii<i of Croxdale,
CO. Durham.
©Irbbe ^ainiln.
JouN Webbe, Esq. (son of John Webbe, Esq. by Catherine
his wife, dau. of Sir John Eorlase, Knt. of Marlow, and grand-
son of John Webbe, Esq. of Clerkenwell, who was son of John
Webbe, Esq. next brother of Sir John Webbe, of Oldstock) '.H.
Bridget, dau. and eventually co-heir of John Woolfe, Esq., and
Anne his wife, dau. and co-heir of John Pinchon, Esq. of
Writtle, who was son of Sir Edward Pinchon, Knight of
Writtle (by Dorothy his wife, sister of Richard, 1st Earl of Port-
land, and dau. of Sir Jeremy Weston, Knt. of Skreens, who
was son of Richard Weston of Skreens), one of the Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas tnnp. Queen Elizabeth, and d.
7 March, 1729, having by her (who d. 10 Feb. same year) had
issue a son and a dau.,
I. Thomas, his heir.
I. Bridget, m. John Monington, Esq. of Sarnesfield, and
dying 1754, left two daus.,
1 Aniie Jlonington, of Sarnesfield, who (?. unm. 1794.
2 Bridget Monington, who d. about 1776, also unvi.
Mr. Webbe d. 7 March, 1729, and was s. by his son,
THO.MAS Webbe, Esq., m. Anne, dau. of Thomas Tancred,
Esq., and had one son, John, of whom presently ; and three
daus., Anne, m. Christopher Chapman Bird, Esq. of Reigate,
Surrey; Bridget, d. unm. ; and Teresa, m. John Wright, Esq.
of Kilvedon Hall, Essex. The only son,
John Webbe, Esq. of Sutton Place, Surrey, b. 1753,
assumed the surname of Weston, 1782. He m. 1st, Elizabeth,
dau. of John Lawson, Esq., and grand-d!iu. of Sir John Lawson,
Srd bart. of Brough Hall, co. York, ly whom he had issue,
John, b. 1781; m. Caroline, «iece of Sir James Graham, Bart.
of Nelherliy. and by her left three daus., Mary, m, in
France ; MatOda, also m. in France ; and Caroline, m. to F.
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SAL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAL
Hicks, Esq. of Henrietta Street, Cavendish Square ; and
one son, John Joseph Webbe Weston, Esq. of Sutton Place,
Capt. 3rd Light Dragoons of the Emperor of Austria, and
Knt. of St. John of Jerusalem, who m. 17 May, 1847, Lady
Horatia Elizabeth Waldetcrave, dau. of John James, Gth
Earl of Waldegrave, but (/. s. p. at the siege of Coraorn, in
Hungary, 24 Sept. 1849 ; his widow m. 2ndly, 28 Nov. 11854,
John Wardlaw, Esq. Capt. Webbe Weston devised his
estate first to his widow. Lady Horatia, for life, or until her
2nd marriage; then to the late Thomas Monington Weston,
Esq. for his life, with remainder in fee to the present
Francis Henry S.^lvin, Esq.
Thomas, of Sarnesfield and Sutton Place, who d. .<!. ji. 12
Sept. 18.57, was J.P. and High Sheriff 1837. He was 6. 2
July, 1790; ?/i. 25 Jan. 1826. Mary Anne, youngest dau. of
John Wright, Esq.. late of ICelvedon Hall, Essex.
Hem. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of William Constable, Esq. of Evering-
ham, by whom he had also five daus. The eldest, Anna Maria,
m.1800, William Thomas Salvin, Esq. of Croxdale Hall, and had,
inter alios, a 5th son, the present Francis Henry Salvin, Esq.
Arms, Crest, and JI/o»o— Same as Salvin of Croxdale.
(S'cai— Sutton Place, Guildford, Surrey.
SALWEY OF HAYE PARK AND THE
LODGE.
Salwey, Alfred, Esq. of Hcaye Park, co. Here-
ford, and The Lodge, Salop, J.P. for cos. Salop
and Hereford, b. 15 Feb. 1841 ; in. 16 Oct. 1872,
Margaret Frances, youngest dau. and co-heiress of
the late Edward Salwey, of The Lodge, and has,
I. EoGER, 6. 28 Oct. 1SG9.
I. Constance Margaret, b. 13 April, 18G7.
n. Ethel Mary, 6. 9 July, 1872.
ILtUEatIf* — '^'^® Sewyns, now Salweys, are of Saxon
origin, and are stated to have settled at Cannoc (the present
Kanke), co. Stafford, at a period antecedent to the Conquest ;
thence they spread into Worcestershire, Salop, and other
shires, and have been resident at Richard's Castle, Shropshire,
for several generations.
Geoffrey de Salevvey held lands in Korton-under-Cannoc,
Stafford, temp. Henry III., 121G.
John Salwey, Lord of Leyeroft, co. Stafford (son of Adam
Salwey, of Cannoc), was chosen among those " qui portabant
arma ab ancestria," to attend the King as a Man-at-Arms and
an Esquire in France. He m. Isabell, dau. and heir of Sir
William Tromwyn, Knt., and had a .son and successor,
John Salwey, of Cannoc, Lord of Stanford, co. Worcester,
3 Henry IV., d. seised of the manors of Stanford and Richard's
Castle, CO. Hereford, 8 IIenky V. He m. Isold, dau. of John
Washborne, of Stanford, co. Worcester, and heiress to her
mother, Joan, dau. and heir of Sir John Musard, Kut., and
was s. by his son,
Hdmfkey Salwey, of Kanke and Stanford, the King's
Sscheator for co. Worcester, 22 Henry VI., and Knight-
Mareschal for that King's Court. He m. Joyce, dau. of Sir
Eobert Strelley, Knt. of Strelley, Notts, by Isabell, dau. of
Thomas, and sister of Cardinal John Kemp, Archbishop of
Canterbury, and had issue, i. John (Sir), Knt.; ii. Thomas,
of whom presently: iii. Edmund; and i. Isold, m. Rialiard
Acton, Esq. of Sutton. The 2nd son,
Thomas Salwey, of Kanke and Stanford, temp. Henry VII.,
m. Jane, dau. of Thomas Lygon, of Madresfield, co. Worcester,
and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Salwey, of Stanford, m. Margery, dau. and co-heir
of William Porter, Esq., of Worcester, and had issue, Anthony,
who was disinherited by his father, and (/. s. p. ; and
Aethuk Salwey, who was made heir by a fine and recovery.
He m. Mary, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Searle, Esq. of
London, and had issue. The eldest son,
Humphrey Salwey, E.sq. of Stanford, J. P., a Member of the
Long Parliament previously to 1G53, m. Anne, 2nd dau. of Sir
Edward Littleton, Knt. of Pillaton Hall, co. Stafford (by Mar-
garet his wife, dau. of Sir William Devereux, 2nd son of
Walter, 1st Viscount Hereford), and had, with three daus., five
sons, I. Edward, his successor at Stanford, M.P. for Droit-
tfich, subsequently Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer : his
daus. and co-heirs were Mary, m. Col. Rogers; Ilonora, m.
Capel Hanbury, Esq. of Pontypool; and Elizabeth, m. Sir
Francis VVinnington, Knt; li. Humphrey, who hi., but d. s.x>.;
III. Posthumous, Capt. R.N., who m., but d. s. p. ; iv.
Arthur, Rector of Severn Stoke; v. Ricuard, of whom pre-
sently; VI. John, killed in the civil wars, unm. The 5th
son,
BicHABD Salwey, Esq. of Richard's Castle, <^o. Hereford, a
Major in the Parliamentary army, was successively M.P. for
CO. Worcester, 1G53, and for Westmorland, 1C59. In 1654 lie
was' constituted Ambassador under the Protectorate to Con-
stantinople. He TO. Anne, dau. of Richard Waring, Esq.,
Alderman of London, and had issue, '
John, liis successor. /
Richard, of London, Merchant, m. Sarah, dan. of Col. Samuel
Barwick, Governor of Barbados, and had, with several
other children, who all d. unm., an only surviving dau. an/l
heiress, Jane, m. her cousin, Richard Salwey, Esq. of tUo
Moor Park.
Thomas, a Turkey Merchant at Smyrna, m. Margaret, dsu.
of John Freeman, Esq. of London, and had an only son,
Thomas, d. unm. His widow m. afterwards, John, 6th Lord
Delawarr.
Edward, of Stratford, Essex, a Turkey Merthant, m. Hanrak,
2nd dau. and co-heir of Tlieophilus Revell, Esq. of London,
and had issue two sons and a dau. who married, and others
who d. unm. Henry, d. anm.
Katherine, m. 16G8, William Cockerham, Esq. of Wigmore
Abbey, co. Hereford.
Hannah, m. her cousin. Rev. John Salwey.
Major Salwey was s. by his eldest son,
John Salwey, Esq. of Richard's Castle, m. Jane, daH. and
heiress of William Griffith, Esq. of Ludlow, and rdiet of
Somerset Hall, Esq. of Brimfield, co. Hereford, by wiom ho
had four sons,
Richard, of the Moor P&rk and Haye Park, Salop, and co.
Hereford, whose only dau. and heir, Jane, m. Benjamin
Booth, Esq. of the Adelphi, London.
John, of whom presently.
Henry, of Elton, co. Hereford, to. Irene, dau. and to-heir of
Dr. Augustine Csesar, and d. s. p.
William, d. unm.
The 2nd son.
The Rev. John Salwet, M.A., Rector of Richird's Castle,
m. 1708, Alice, dau. and co-heir of Dr. Augustine Caesar, and
had issue, i. John, d. in infancy; ii. Thomas, kisheir; and
III. Edward, of The Lodge, d. unm. 1781. The elder son.
The Rev. Thomas Salwey, LL.D., Rector of Richard's
Castle, TO. 1742, Constance, only dau. of Fransis Biddulph,
Esq. of Ledbury, and had two sons,
I. John, his successor.
II. Theophilus Richard, of The Lodge, Salop, 6. 27 March,
1757; Hi. 9 April, 1787, Anna Maria, younger dau. and co-
heiress of Thomas Hill, Esq., M.P., of Court oi Hill, Salop,
by whom (who d. 13 Aug. 1812) he had issue five sons and
•six daus.,
1 Edward, of The Lodge, b. 12 Feb. 1790; vi. 1838, Harriet,
eldest dau. ofT. B. Ricketts, Esq. of Coonibe, co. Hereford,
and by her (who to. 2ndly, 1843, John Salwey, Esq. or
Moor Park), he left, at his decease. May, 1840, two daus.,
Hai-riet Charlotte, m. Rev. C. Neville Custance, Rector
of Brampton, Norfolk, d. 1870, having had Charles
Edward Salwey, b. 1864.
Margaret Frances, m. her cousin, Alfred Salwey, Esq.,
now of Haye Park.
2 Thomas (Rev.), b. 19 Oct. 1791, Vicar of Oswestry,
Salop, and Rector of St. Florence, co. Pembroke; to. 1829,
Frances, dau. and co-heir of Henry Gibbons, Esq. of
Owestry; and d. 3 Dec. 1877, having liad issue,
Edward, Lieut. Royal Horse Artillery, Bengal, b. 1833;
d. 1857.
Arthur, Commander E.N. .m. 1857, his cousin, Elizabeth
Constance, dau. of Col. Salwey, and iL 1876, leaving
issue, Edward Arthur, 6. March, 1865; Edith Constance,
6. 17 June, 1829, d. 1868 ; Henrietta Frances ; Ada
Blanche.
Henry (Rev.), b. i Oct. 1836, Vicar of Kildwick, co. York,
TO. 28 Jan. 18G8, Lucy Brenda, 2nd dau. of George
Henry Christie, Esq. J. P., of Framinghara Hall, Nor-
folk, and has issue, Edward, h. and d. 13 Sept. 1869;
Geoffrey, b. 30 Sept. 1872; Constance Brenda, b. 18 Nov.
1868; Isold Mary, b. 16 Dec. 1870, d. 17 March, 1871.
John, Curate of Ewell, Surrey, m. Elizabeth Anne, dau.
of William Urwick, Esq. of Claphaui, and has issue,
John, b. 6 Aug. 1867; Ella Margaret, b. 19 Dec. 1868;
Herbert, b. 8 Feb. 1370; Isold Beatrice, 6. 26 Aug.
1873. '.
Alfred, now of Haye Park and The Lodge.
Herbert (Rev.), a Student and Tutor of Christchurch,
CO. Oxford.
Constance Frances, d. unm. I8C6.
3 Henry, of Runnymede Park, 6. 20 Jan. 1794; late Lieut-
Col. Coldstream Guards, and at one time M.P. for Ludlow."
TO. 13 March, 1828, Elizabeth Philippa, only dau. andbeir
of John Hooper Holder, Esq. of Stanton Lacy, Salop, by
Elizabeth, his wife, youngest dau. of the Hon. William
Williams Hewitt, brother to James, 1st Viscount Lifford,
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and has issue,
Henry Edward, d. young. Frederick Arthur, d. young
Alfred Henry, d. young. i
Herb-irt Augustus, 6. Sept. 1848.
I
SAL
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAN
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Keginaia Ernest, h. April, 1852.
Eliza Constance, m. her cousin. Commander Salwcy.
Katherine Jane, m. T. Young, Esq. of Sackville Street,
St. James's, London; and •indly, her cousin, Capt. W.
X>. Sahvcy.
Henrietta Philippa, 7;i. Rev. John Bright, of Totterton
Hall, Salop.
Alicia Hannah, m. Arthur Eodney, Esq.
Agnes Emily, d. young.
4 Arthur, Clerli in the Treasury, 6. 15 Feb. 1797; m. 20
July, 1824, Anne Frances Pole, only dau. of Vice-Admiral
Mauley, of Braziers, co. Oxiord, by his wife Frances
Pole, of Kadbourne, co. Derby; d. 1834.
5 Eichard (Kev.), A.B., Eector of Fawkliam and of Ash,
Kent, 6. 1 Oct. IsOO; vi. 26 Nov. 1835, Mary, dau. of
Multon Lambard, Esq., and has issue,
Arthur Multon, b. 4 Sept. 183G ; d. 1847.
William Henry, late Capt. 2tith regt. Cameronians, b. 20
May, 1839; )/j. 23 May, Is7t3, Catherine Jane, dau. of
Col. Sahvey, of Eunnymcde Park, Surrey.
Edward Eichard, Civil Engineer, b. 13 April, 1843 ; in.
9 April, 1874, Ellen Isabel, dau. of E. Burges, Esq., of
Tlie Eidge, co. Gloucester.
Mary Jane, d. 1854.
Harriet Laura, m. 28 Aug. 1872, M. E. Howard, Esq.,
son of Eev. William Howard, Eector of Whitcliiugham,
Norfolk.
1 Anna Maria, m. 13 June, 1815, William Browne, Esq.,
only son and heir of the Eev. William Browne, of Cam-
field Place, Hert.s, and nephew to Sir FitzWilliam
Bari-Lngton, last bart. of Harrington Hall.
2 Margaret, d. unm.lSol.
3 Elizabeth, m. William Poyser, Esq. of The Crow, Leasow.
Salop ; d. 1S64.
4 Octavia Constance, m. 2 June, 1825, the Eev. Thomas
Lavie, and d. 17 Aug. 1826.
5 Jane, d. v.nm. 6 Frances, d. unm.
The Eev. Dr. Salwey was s. by his eldest son,
John Salwev, Esq. of The Moor Park, Salop, and Haye
Park, CO. Hereford, m. 1st, 1768, Anne, only dau. of Thomas
Foliot Baugh, Esq. of Stonehouse, and had issue,
I. Eichard, successor to his father.
II. Theophilus, Lieut. E.N., m. 4 Sept. 18C2, Mary, dau. of
Thomas Davies, Esq. of Ashley Moor, by whom he acquired
that estate, and had issue,
1 Humphrey, b. 13 July, 1803; m. Louisa Eebecca, dau. of
John Johnstone, Esq. of Mainstone Court, co. Hereford,
and d. 1877, having had issue,
Theophilus John, b. 18 Oct. 1848.
Agnes Mary. Laura.
Catherine. Charlotte Louisa.
2 Gilbert, 6.2 Dec. 1804; d. unm. 1844.
3 Walter, b. 11 May, 1806; rf. young.
4 Erasmus, Capt. Salop Militia, vi. 1868. the widow of
— Shelton, Esq. of Brimfield, co. Hereford.
6 Herbert, 6. 4 April, 1816; wi. Emilia Eoberts, dau. of
Capt. Waugh, of Foxhall, co. Linlithgow, Scotland, and
afterwards of Australia, Capt. in the Army; and d. 1867,
leaving issue,
Herbert, 6. 9 June, 1852. Alfred, b. 3 July, 1853.
Edgar, b. 14 March, 1860.
Mary Emily. Edith.
6 Alfred, b. 27 April, 1817, a Commissary-General.
1 Mary, d. 1823.
2 Anne, m. William Urwick, Esq. of Ludlow.
I. Elizabeth, m. Lieut. -Gen. Sir P. K. Eoche, K.C.B., and
d. 1799. 11. Katherine, d. unvi. 1804.
The eldest surviving son and heir,
Eichard Salwet, Esq. of The Moor Park and The Haye
Park, 6. 20 Nov. 1783; ui. Isabella, 3rd dau. of Job Walker
Baugh, Esq. ofStonehoi.se, Salop, and had issue,
John, late proprietor.
Conitance Isabella, m. 18 May, 1815, Thomas Beale, Esq. of
The Heath, Salop.
Elizabeth. Frances, d. unm.
Katherine, ni. 6 Sept. 18.32, Samuel Wrangham Ballard, Esq.,
only son of Admiral Ballard, of Coatcs Hall, co. York.
Amelia.
Charlotte Margaretta, r.i. 13 Oct. 1831, Eichard Betton, Esq.,
late of Great Berwick, and now of Overton House, Salop ; d.
1858. Cecilia Sarah, d. 4 Feb. 1816.
Mr. Salwey d. 4 Feb. 1 825, and was s. by his eldest son,
John S.^lwet, Esq. of Moore Park, Salop; b. 24 June, 1798;
m. 15 June, 1843, Harriet Anne, relict of Edward Salwey,
Esq. of The Lodge, and eldest dau. of Thomas Bourke Eicketts,
Esq. of Coombe House, co. Hereford, and d. 21 JIarch, 1871,
and was s. by his cousin, Auked Salwey, now of Haye Park,
and The Lodge.
Amis—Sia.., a saltier engrailed or. Crest — A demi-Moor ppr.
wreathed about the temples arg. and sa. a belt from the sinister
shoulder to the dexter hin az. MoUo — Fiat voluntas Dei.
Seat— The Lodge, Ludlow.
SAMPSON OF HENBURY.
Sampson, Edwaed, Esq. of Ilenbury, co. Glou-
cester, M.A., J.P. and U.L., Uigli Sheriff 1867,
High Sheriff for Bristol 1S17, b. 12 May, 1810 ; m.
12 Sept. 1839, Belinda, 4th dau. of Benjamin Way,
Esq. of Denhani Place, Bucks, and niece of Sir
John Smyth, 4th bait., of Ashtou Coui-t, Somerset.
ILtllCtl^C. — Edward Sampson, Esq., who purchased Hen-
bury Audelett 1627, was son of John Sampson, Esq., by Martha
his wife, dau. of John Burcombe, Esq. of Old Sodbury, and
fourth in descent from John Sampson, living terap. Queen
Elizabeth. He m. 23 April, 1685, Mary, only dau. and heiress
of Edward Long, Esq. of Olveston, co. Gloucester, and had an
only son,
John Sampson, Esq., of Ilenbury, High Sheriff 1726, m.
Slary, eldest dau. of Nicholas Hicks, Esq., an Alderman of
Bristol, and was «. by his only surviving son,
Edward Sampson, Esq. of Henbury, High Sheriff 1773, ra.
31 May, 1768, Mary, dau. of ThomasBrowne, Esq. of Salperton,
CO. Gloucester, and was s. by his elder son,
John Sampson, Esq. of Henbury, d. unm. 12 July, 1830, and
was s. by his only brother,
Edward Sampson, Esq. of Henbury, J. P., High Sheriff for
CO. Gloucester, 1838, 6. 15 Aug. 1773; m. 24 Nov. 1807,
Joanna, youngest dau. of George Daubeny, Esq., Senior Alder-
man of the city of Bristol, and had issue,
Edward, now of Henbury.
Mary Joanna, b. 12 Oct. 1803 ; d. 10 June, 1824.
Arms—Ver bend or and gu. a cross-flory between two
escallops in bend dexter and as many billets in bend sinister,
all counterchanged. Creat — A fret or, thereon a wyvem's head
erased gu. collared and semce of billets gold. Motto — Pejus
letho flagitium.
Seat — Henbury, Bristol, co. Gloucester.
SANDBACH OP HAFODUNOS.
Sandbach, HEyEY EoBEETSox, Esq. of Hafod-
unos, CO. Denbigh, h. 25 Sept. 1807 ; in. 1st, 4 May,
1832, Margaret Eoscoe, grand-dau. of the cele-
brated William Eoscoe, of Liverpool (who d. 1852) ;
and 2ndly, 13 IS'ov. 1855, Elizabeth Charlotte, dau.
of Martin Williams, Esq. of Bryngwyn, co. Mont-
gomery, by whom he has issue,
I. Samuel, b. 16 Sept. 1856.
II. Henry Martin, b. 2 June, 1858.
III. Arthur Edmund, b. 30 July, 1859.
I. Margaret Elizabeth Sara Eobertson.
II. Sophy Katherine Mary.
iLtlTCaCJC. — The name of Sandbach belongs to atownia
CO. Chester, which was founded in Saxon times. The late
Samuel Sandbach, Esq. of Woodlands, co. Lancaster, J. P.,
b. 19 Aug. 1769, realised a considerable fortune as a West
India Merchant at Liverpool, and served the offices of Bailiff,
Coroner, and Mayor for the borough. He served as High
Sheriff of co. Denbigh 1839. He m. 15 Dec. 1802, Elizabeth,
dau. of the Eev. Harry Eobertson, D.D., Minister of the parish
of Kiltearn, co. Eoss, descended from the Eobertsons of Inshes,
CO. Inverness, and by her (who d. 1859) had issue,
I. Samuel, b. 1805; d. 1817.
II. Henry Eobertson, now of Hadfodunos.
III. William Eobertson, of Prince's Gate, London, J.P. for
CO. Lancaster, vi. Sara, Baroness Van Capellan.
IV. Gilbert (Eev.), M.A., late Eector of Upper Sapey, co.
Hereford, J. P., m. 1846, Margaret, dau. of Archibald Max-
well, Esq., and has issue.
V. Samuel, m. Nov. 1S44, Anne, dau. of Archibald Maxwell,
Esq. of Kelton, co. Kircudbright; and d. 1849, leaving
issue, Samuel Henry, M.A., of llandley, co. Chester, B..A..
1870, J.P. COS. ChestL-r and Salop, b. 1846.
I. Anne, m. 26 3Iay, 1825, Charles Stuart Parker, Esq. of
Liverpool, Merchant.
II. Margaret, m. 16 April, 1833, John Abraham Tinne, Esq.
of Liverpool.
in. Mary Eosina, m. 7 July, 1835, Henry Harrison, Esq. of
Liverpool, Merchant. iv. Elizabeth.
V. Martha, m. Gen. Eobert McLeod Eraser.
VI. Julia, »i. Harold Barkworth, Esq.
Mr. Sandbach d. 1851.
Arms — Az., on a fess between three garbs or, a wreath of oak,
vert between two estoilcs gu. Crest — A reindeer's head
erased per fess arg. and or, attired gold, gorged with a wreath
of oak and in the mouth an ear of wheat vert. JUotto —
Virtutis gloria merces.
iS(ia£— Hafodunos, near Llanrwst, co. Denbigh.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAN
SANDERS OF SANDERS PARK.
Sanders, Thomas, Esq. of Sanders Park, co.
Cork, LL.D., h. 10 May, 181G ; m. 11 Aug. 18G1,
Mary Charlotte, clau. of 'Richard Duckworth Dunn,
Esq., Capt. Queen's Bays, by Isabella Pallmcr
his wife, dau. of James Hewitt Massey-Dawson,
Esq. of Ballinacourtc, co. Tipperary, and has issue,
EoBEBT Massy Dawson, h. 19 May, lbC2.
William Arthur, h. 12 May, 1863.
Evelyn Francis, 6. r3 July, 1864.
Charles Stewart, b. 15 March, 1866.
Edmund Duckworth, h. 20 Sept. 1868.
Alvin Ausustus, h. 31 March, 1S70.
Aubrey Thomas, b. 26 March, 1873.
Isabella Maria. Eliza Benita. Mary Ethel.
ILlJlCittlC. — This family is .stated to have been a branch
of lliat formerly seated at Sandersted, England. It became
established in Ireland in the time of the Commonwealth. Its
ancestor was attached to Lord Broshill, afterwards Earl of
Orrery, and settled in the borough of Charlevillc, founded by
his Lordship. At a subsequent period, the scat of the Earls of
Cork and Orrery having been burnt by King James' army,
under Berwick, the Eoyles, by deed of 20 Sept. 1697, con-
veyed to William Sanders, on a lease for ever. The Park, at
Charlevillc, which has since been the place of abode of the
Sanders family.
William Sanders, Esq. of Charleville, in. Tamsine Knight,
and had (with two daus., Catherine and Tamsine, both d. unvi.)
a son,
CuRisTornEB Sanders, Ei;q. of Sanders Park, to. Sarah
Stevelly, and d. 1810, having had issue, William, of whom
presently; Robert, d. v.nm. 1833; Sarah, to. Joseph Harding,
Esq.; and Tamsine, in. James Fisher, Capt. 81st regt. Tlie
elder son,
William Sanders, Esq. of Sanders Park, h. 2 Aug. 1773 ; ra.
7 March, 18C6, Eliza, dau. of Thomas Andrews, Esq. of Dublin,
Alderman, and d. 1821, having had issue,
Christopher, of Deer Park, h. 25 June, 1808; in. Elizabeth
Broomhead, and d. 22 Kov. 1839. leaving one dau., -in.
Francis Kennedy, Esq., 3rd son of Sir John Kennedy,
1st bart, of Johnstown, and subsequently to Sir George
Eibton, IBart.
William Robert, of Sanders Park, b. 16 Feb. 1810; d. unm.
3 Aug. 10.51. KoBERT, of Sanders Park.
Thomas, now of Sanders Park.
Francis Alexander (Rev.), b. 23 Aug. 1818; m. Margaret
Cooper, and has issue, Frederick; William; Alexander;
Eobert; Margaret; and Penelope.
Penelope, m. Thomas Wilson, Esq. ; d. s.'p. 1829.'
Maria, in. William F. Darley, LL.B.
Eliza Sarah, in. Joseph Stock, Esq.
The 3rd son,
Robert Sanders, Esq., C.B., of Sanders Park, co. Cork,
Col. in the army, and Lieut.-Col. 19tli regt., b. 25 Aug. 1813, a
J. P. for the CO. ; s. his elder brotlier in 1830, and d. s. ji.
1 Nov. 1860, and was s. by his brother, the present Thomas
Sanders, Esq.
Arms — Arg., a chevron gu. between throe elephants heads
erased sa. on a chief az., a sword erect ppr. pomcl and hilt
or, within two bezants. 6'rf.</— Out of a mural crown an ele-
phant's head ppr. charged with a bezant. JV/oi(o— Nil conscire
Bibi nulli pallescere culpii.
iSca£— Sanders Park, Charleville, co. Cork.
SANDERSON OF WEST JESMOND.
Buedon-SandTjeson, RicnARD Burdon, Esq. of
West Jesmond, Korthumberland, J.P. for North-
umberland, h. 1 Dec. 1851.
iLtltCit0C.— RionARD Edrdon-Sanderson, Esq. of AVest
Jesmond, J. P., 6. 31 March, 1791 (son of Sir Thomas Burdon,
Knt., by Jane his wife, youngest dau. of William Scott, Esq.
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and sister of the Lords Stowell and
Eldon); m. 7 Feb. 1815, Elizabeth, only child of Sir James
Sanderson, Bart., and assumed, in consequence of his marriage,
the surname and arms of Sanderson, and by lier (who d.
6 June, 1864) had issue,
Richard Burdon, late of West Josmond.
John Scott, M.D., 6.21 Dec. 1828; m. 9 Aug. 1853, Ghetal
eldest dau. of Rev. R. II. HerscheU, of Gloucester Terrace,
Hyde Park Gardens.
Elizabeth Burdon.
Mary Klizabcth, in. 27 July, 1853, Robert Ilaldane, Esq. of
Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, and Cloandcn, co. Perth, who
d. June, 1877. Jane Charlotte.
Mr. Sanderson d. 10 Feb. 1865, and was s. by hi.s eldest son,
Richard IUikdon-Sanderson, Esq. of West Jesmond, J. P.,
b. 27 June, 1821 ; in. 18 Jan. 1848, Isabella Mitchelson, dau. of
James Alexander Haldane, Esq. of Druuimond Place, Ediu-
burgh {see p. 708), and had issue,
I. Richard Burdon, now of West Jesmond.
II. James Alexander Haldane Burdon, b, 14 Dec. 1853.
I. Elizabeth Haldane Burdon.
II. Margaret Isabella Burdon.
Mr. Burdon Sanderson d. 1876.
Arms — Paly of six or and az., on a bond sa. three annnlct.9
of the first a canton gu., charged with a sword erect arg.,
pommel and hilt gold, surrounded with the collar of the Lord
Mayor of the city of London, and for distinction in the chief
point a saltier humette counterchanged of the Held. Cnxt — A
wolfs head arg. erased gu. collared, and a cliain reflexod
beliind the neck or, between a branch of jialm and another of
laurel ppr., and for distinction on the neck a saltier humette
gu. Moitn — Clarior ex obscuro.
Seal — West Jesmoud, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumber-
land. .
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SANDERSON OF CLOVERHILL.
Sanderson, Samuel, Esq. of Cloverhill, co,
Cavau, J.P., b. 2 May, 1834 ; m. 1 March, 18G0,
Anne, dau. of John Armitage Nicholson, Esq. of
Balrath, co. Meath. Mr. Sanderson, who is second
surviving son of the late Samuel Winter, Esq. of
Agher, assumed the name of Sanderson, and the
arms of Sanderson, quarterly with those of Winter,
under Her Majesty's Royal Sign Manuel, dated at
St. James's, 2 Oct. 1873.
iLilirtlflC. — James Sanderson, Esq. of Cloverhill, allai
Drumcassidy, co. Cavan, son of Alexander Sanderson, and
nephew of Col. Robert Sanderson of Castle Sanderson, was M.P.
for Enniskillen for 30 years, tenvj^. George II. He in. Maria,
dau. of BrockliiU Newburgh, Esq. of Ballyhaise, co. Cuvan,
and had issue,
Alexander, his heir.
Fi-ancis (Rev.), of Dromcarn, co. Cavan. Robert,
Mary, m. Mr. Atkinson.
Mr. Sanderson made his will 15 April, 1707, which was proved
15 March following, and was s. by his eldest son,
Alexander Sanderson, Esq. of Cloverhill, to. Lucy, dau. of
Rev. Samuel Madden, D.D., of Manor Waterhouse, co. Fer-
managh, "Premium Madden," and had issue,
James, his successor.
Lucy. Mary. Charlotte.
Mr. Sanderson made his will, 4 June, 1785, which was proved
14 March, 1787, and he was s. by his only son,
James Sanderson, Esq. of Cloverhill, D.L., to. Elizabeth,
dau. of Isaac Walker, Esq. of Newry, and had four daus.,
I. Mary Anne, d. unm. 1873. «
II. Lucy, m. 18 Nov. 1820, Samuel Winter, Esq. of Agher, co.a
Meath, and ((. 11 Nov. 1864, leaving,| with other issue (see
Winter of Agher), a. third son,
Samuel Sanderson, now of Cloverhill. M
III. Elizabeth. '™
IV. Frances Alexandrina, to. 10 Feb. 1830, Richard Winter
Keynell, Esq. of Killynon, CO. Westmeath.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., three bends az. the
centre one charged with a crescent between two estoiles or, for
Sanderson; 2nd and 3rd, chequy or iind az., on afess arg. a
crescent gu., for Winter. C)-c.<(s^lst, Sanderson, On a mount
vert an estoile or; 2nd, Winter, A martlet or, charged with a
crescent gu. lluito — Toujours propice.
Scat — Cloverhill, Bclturbet, co. Cavan.
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SANDES OF CARRIGAFOYIiE.
Sandes, Charles, Esq. of Carrigfoyle Castle, co.
Kerry, and Bayview House, Clontarf, Dubhn, J. P.,
and "late Lieut. 89th foot, b. 10 Oct. 1815 ; m. 1st,
15 Jan. 1812, Isabella, dau. of Ralph Carr, Esq. of
Cocken Hall, co. Durham, by whom he liaa three
sons,
I. Lancelot Charles, 6. 2 Jan. 1S46.
II. Ralph George,-6. 24 Sept. 1847, married,
in. WilUam Henry, b. 13 March, 1849.
Mr. Sandes m. 2ndly, 29 July, 1856, Mildred, only
child of William Brown, Esq. of Si^ringmount, co.
Limerick, and by her has issue,
SAJT
THE L.VNDED GENTRY.
SAN
1400
I. Charles Francis, b. 18 May, ISCO.
I. Mildred Ida. ii. Mary Constance.
in. Elizabetli Eoso. iv. Isabella Maurathe.
T. Dora Amy.
tttnC<l(JC. — ^Two families oltliis name are traced in Kerry,
aieli, tliouj;li bearing the same arms, are distinguishalde,
ter the first descents, as families of Carrigafotle and
iLOW Glen; that of Carriprafoylc again merging, by mar-
ige of the heir-general, in the Saxdes family of Kil-
van. Queen's Co., from which the present representative
Bcends. Saxdes of Cariigafoyle was among the grantees
10, IC61, entered into the extensive forfeitures of the house
O'CoNOR Kerry. The first mention is of William Sakdes,
Margaret Stoughton, of Ballyhorgan, and had issue,
[LLIAM, HI. Mary Coward, and had issue, i. Launcellot; ii.
illiam, i«. Jane Smith, dau. of the Bishop of Limerick, and
t. p. ; 1. Margaret, m. Pierce Crosbie, Esq. ; ii. Catherine,
— Crosbie, Esq.; and in. Elizabeth, m. Arthur Crosbie,
5. LAnxcELLOT Sandes (eldest son of William and Mary
ward) VI. Margaret Crosbie, of Ardfert, and had issue,
ne, d. s. p.; Catheiine, ra. Crosbie of Turbid; Mary,
Launcellot Sandes, of Kilcavan, Queen's Co., from whom
icended,
C/Aun'celot Charles Sasdes, Esq., ra. I7S7, Sarah, dau. of
an Crolcer, Esq. of Ballynagarde, co. Limerick, and had
ue,
3harles Lauscelot, his heir.
Jeorge, of Dunowcn, co. Cork, J. P., h. 22 Aug. 1794; m. 22
Feb. 1815, Mary, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Croker, and has five
daus., 1 Honoria Sarah, m. Eichard Welsted, Esq. of Bally-
walter; 2 Sarah Charity; 3 Mary Elizabeth; 4 Caroline,
TO. Thomas Hugerford, Esq. ol the Island, co. Cork;
6 Charity Jane.
William, m. Elizabeth Copley.
ienry (Rev.), Rector of Ballycuslane, Diocese of Ardfert, m.
Jane, dau. of James Magill, Esq.
ah. III. William Hancock, Esq.
ary, ra. Richard Condon, Esq. Cherry.
! eldest son,
4UNCEL0T Charles Sandes, Esq. of Indiaville, Queen's
m. 12 Jan. 1S15, Mary, only sister of Sir Charles Coore,
^mier Bart, of Ireland, aud d. May, 1855, leaving by her (who
I Feb. 1852),
Bharles, now of Carrigafoyle.
lenry Ralph, h. 21 April, 1829; m. twice, and has issue.
"lizabeth Anne, in. 27 Nov 1838, Henry Trench, Esq. of
iGlenmalirc, Queen's Co., 3rd son of Very Rev. Thomas
iTrench, Dean of Kildare, and has issue three daus. and four
I eons.
Illary Sarah, m. 5 Oct. 1841, Lewis Moore, Esq. of Cremogan,
IQaeen's Co., and has issue, three sons and two daus.
%ts — Bay view House, Green Lanes, Cloutarf; and Carri-
|foyle Castle, Ballylongford, co. Kerry.
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SANDES OP SALLOW GLEN.
ISandes, Thomas William, Esq. of SalloTvGlcr,
|). Kerry, Capt. Kerry Milifia, J.P. co. Kerry,
llucated at Trin. Coil. Cambridge, h. 26 March,
t2; JM. 8 May, 1873, Amy Macnamara, dau. of
ydon Macnamara, M.D., of 95, St. Stephen's
1, Dubhn, and lios issue,
|l. Eva Maude, 6. 4 Aug. 1876.
IL{n?il(][0* — About the same -period (1661) as the settle-
Qt of Sandes at Carrigafoyle, Joun Sandes m. Mary, dau;
I Thomas Blennerhassett, Esq. of Litter, and had issue,
llAS; Henry; John, ancestor of Sandes of Moyvane and
enville; Martha Ellen, ra. — Johnson; and Susannah,
Eev. Thomas Connor. The eldest son,
SOMAS Sandes, ra. Bridget, dau. of Blaurice FitzGerald,
! Knight of Kerry, and had issue a dau., Elizabeth ; and a
)
William Sandes, Esq. of Sallow Glen, m. JIargarct Creagh,
llimcrick, and by her (who d. 1812) had issue,
somas William, his heir.
William, of Pyrmount, co. Kerry, J. P., m. Aphra Wren, of
Llatter, and had issue.
ephen Creagh (Right Eev.), D.D., Lord Bishop of Cashel,
I 'Waterford, and Lismore, m. Jane Dickson, of co. Limerick,
I and had issue.
obert, d. s. p. John, d. s. p.
atherine, m. — Cussen.
. Sandes d. 1812, and was s. by his eldest son,
BOUAs William Sandes, Esq. of Sallow; Glen, co. Kerry,
, and D.L., ra. 1797, Margaret, dau. of Francis Chute, Esq.
iChute Hall, and by her (who d. 1855) had issue,
William, his heir. Francis (Rev.), deceased.
Tho.mas, successor to his brother.
Stephen Creagh, m. Mary .Vnne, dau. of W. C. Ponsonby,
Esq. of Crotto, and d. 10 Dec. 1BG6, leaving issue,
1 Thomas Willlam, now of Sallow Glen.
2 Ponsonby.
1 Honoria, la. Capt. Magill, of Churchtown House.
2 Margaret, vi. Capt. Stockley, 'Jth regi. 3 Frances.
4 Emily. 5 Ellen Louisa. 6 Kathleen.
Eichard, d. 5 April, 1874.
Maurice Fitzgerald, of Oak Park, co. Kerry, Registrar General
of Calcutta, la. Ellen Louisa, dau. of Thos. Stratford Dennis,
Esq. of Fort Granite, co. WiclUow.
Eobert, m. ; d. May, 1875.
Falkiner, in. Amelia, dau. of Sir John Lister-Kaye, 2nd
bart. of Denby, which lady d. g. p. 1861.
Margaret, ih. Stephen Edward Collis, Esq. of Tieracblca,
and has issue.
Elizabeth, m. Pierce Crosbie, Esq. of Ballyheigue Castle,
andrf. IS'.irt, leaving issue.
Anna, ai. the liar. John Woodroofe, Eector of Glanmire, co.
Cork.
Mr. Sandes d. 1835. His eldest son,
William Sandes, Esq. of Sallow Glen, co. Kerry, High
Sheriff 1828, m. Dec. I83G, Rupertia, only dau. of Charles
Iliggs, Esq. of Charlton Kings, d.s.iJ. June, 1867, and was*.
by his brother,
Thomas Sandes, Esq. of S.iUow Glen, J.P. and D.L., m.
29 April, 1S39, Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Bernard Chute, Esq.
ofRathanny. Mr. Sandes rf. 21 June, 1874, and was s. by his
nephew,
Tho.mas William Sandes, Esq., now of Sallow Glen.
Seat — Sallow Glen, near Tarbert, co. Kerry.
SANDFOUD OP SANDFORD.
Sandfoed, Thomas Htren, Esq. of Sandford,
Salop, J.P. and D.L., Higli Sherilf 1866, b. April,
1820 ; m. 1st, 29 April, 1849, Alexina ]^fisbet, dau.
of the Hon. Charles Lindsay, brother of James,
7th Earl of Crawford and EalcaiTes, which lady,
d. 30 Aug. 1851 ; and 2ndly, 3 Oct. 1856, Sarah,
2nd dau. of William Hulsted Poole, Esq. of Terrick
Hall, Salop.
ILtJICil(JC' — The ancient family of Sontfobd, SoNroEDE, or
Sandfobd, of Sandford, came into England with the Con-
QCERon, and the name of its founder occurs in every known
copy of the Battle AbOty Roll.
Thomas "de Sadn"dfobd," a Xorman, held the manor under
Gerard de Tournay, a powerful Baron, whose name is in
Domesday Book. His son.
Sir Thomas de Saundford, was living in the reign of
Henbt I. He held both Sandford and Rothal Manors as a
tenant-in-chief of the King, and was father of
Eadulfus de Sontford, Dominus de Sontford et Rothale
{tenvp. King Stephen), whose son.
Sib Richard de Sanford, occurs in the PipeEoUof 1169;
and his son.
Sir Thomas de Sasfort, m. (8 Eichard I.) Amabi', dau.
and co-heir of Sir Richard de Cardiff, Seneschal to William,
Earl of Gloucester. There is a bull from Pope Innocent III.
concerning him and "his ancestors at Sandford." His suc-
cessor,
Sib Ralph de Sanford, held Sandford, in. capite, by the
service of half a knight's fee (Ti-sta de Nevill). He joined the
Barons against King John, and his estates were given to
David de Malpas, bui restored by Henry III. There is a bull
from HoNOBius III. concerning his chapel at Santlford.
Sir Eichard de Sandford, his son, m. Eleanor, probably
co-heir of Elkin Cadugan. She //i. 2ndly, Richard Burnell, Lord
of Langley, 1251. A deed (probably in 1240) has a seal of his
arms appended, viz., quarterly, per fcss indented (the points
very long), erm. and az.
StR Ealph de Sandford, son and heir, was in ward to Odo
de Hodnet, 39 Henry III. He m. Alice, dau. ofWolfric de
Whixhall, and sister of Sir Adam Fitz Wolfric. Of his sonsj
were,
Eichard, his heir.
William (Sir), distinguished in Edward II.'s reign. He
joined the Earl of Lancaster in the conspiracy against Piers
Gaveston, and was pardoned for this 7 Edward II. He
was Knight of the Shire in 1320, and Commissioner of .\rray
in Salop tor the King 1321. His name and arms occur oa
the roll of knights who fought at Boroughbridge.
Kicliola-s, returned as "Man-at-Arms" to attend the Great
Council at Westminster, 1324.
1410
SAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAN
The eldest son,
Sir Richard de Sandford, m. Asnef!, dau. of Hugh, and
sister of Robert de Say, Lords of Morcton Say, Salop. He is
styled "Lord of Sontford," Pari. Writ., 0 Edward II. He d.
1327, and his son,
Richard de Sandford, fought at Cressy, and his "good
Service " is acknowledged in letters patent, under the Great
seal of Edward III., still preserved at Sandford. He d. at
Calais 1347. His 2nd son, Sir Richard, one of Henry IV.'s
body-guard at the battle of Shrewsbury, was knighted on the
morning of the fight, and fell before night.
Nicholas de Sandford, son and heir of Richard, held his
estates by serjcantry, to lind a man and horse armed, for forty
years, every year, for the defence of the King's castle of Blont-
gomery. He was Sheriff of Salop 9 Richard 11., but became
a Lancastrian, and his whole estate was laid waste during the
Civil War in the reign of Henry IV. He in. Alice, dau. of
William, Lord Botiler of Wemme, by whom he left, 3 Henry V.,
Richard, his heir. Griffin, father of William.
Nicholas, of The Lee, Salop, ancestor of SANDfOKD of the
Isle of Rossall, Salop (see tliat Memoir).
The eldest son,
Richard de Sandford, the last who was styled " Lord of
Sandford," was the King's Escheator for Salop, 6 Henry V.;
he m. Maude, dau. and heir of William Le Banaster, Lord of
Hadnal, Salop. His name appears in The List of the Qentry of
JSJiropshire, 12 Henry VI. He d. 1452, and his son,
John Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, m. 1st, Eleanor, dau. and
co-heir of William Styche, of Styche, Salop, who d. without issue.
He m. 2nrtly, Julian, sister of Sir Roger, and dau. of Robert
Corbet, of Moreton Corbet, Sheriff of Salop 1419, by Margaret,
dau. of Sir W. Mallory. She m. 2ndly, Sir Hugh Peshall,
Knight Banneret, who was of Horsley, co. Stafford, Sheriff
1488. Mr. Sandford was s., 30 Henry VI., by his only son,
Richard Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, who swore fealty to
Edward IV. in 1469, on coming of age, and had his estates
confirmed to him. He d. 1520, having 'ni. Jane, dau. and co-
heir of Humphrey Peshall, of Knightly, co. Stafford, and had
five sons and eight daus., of whom were, Margaret, m. Richard
Broughtoa, of Broughton; Elizabeth, rii. George Bromley,
Esq.
Hugh Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, son and heir, in. Jane,
dau. of John Dod, Esq. of Cloverly, Salop, by Elizabeth his
2nd wife, dau. of Sir Ralph Egerton, of Ridley, Standard
Bearer of England; and d. 1530, leaving, with others,
Richard, his heir. Robert, heir to his nephew George.
Jane, m. James Moreton, Esq., ancestor of the Earl of
Ducie.
Alice, 1)1. Robert Boughey, Esq. of Whitmore, co. Stafford.
The elder son,
Richard Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, m. Maud, dau. of Sir
John Mainwaring, of Ightfield, and (i. 1532, leaving,
George Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, whod. s.,^)., having m.
Jane, dau. of Richard Grosvenor, Esq. of Eaton, who 9/i.2ndly,
Sir William Ilollis. Leland says, " Sandford dwellith at San-
forde, wher is onely his place and a parke." His estates were
in Sandford, Acheley, Stele, Whicheaall, Lynford, Weston,
Longford, and Mytley. He was s. by his uncle,
Robert Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, who held his estate
of the Queen, "per servitium militare." He m. Isabella
Egerton, half-sister of Sir Thomas Bromley, Lord High Chan-
cellor, being dau. of W. , Egerton, of Betley, by Anna, dau.
of Sir Thomas Laeon, of Willey. By her he left, 1597,
Arthur, his heir.
Thomas, the celebrated Capt. of the Firelocks, a Royalist.
He besieged and took Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, 1643;
and stormed Beeston Castle, co. Chester; being killed at
the taking of Nantwich, 1643. This event is specially men-
tioned in a letter to Crojiwell, by Sir Thomas Fairfax.
The elder son,
Arthur Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, a zealous Royalist, was
made prisoner 1645, when Shrewsbury was taken. He ra.
Anne, dau. of Francis Kinaston, Esq. of Otcloy, Salop, by a
dau. of Francis Charlton, Esq. of Apley Castle, and by her left,
1645, with others,
Francis, his heir,
Robert, Capt. in the Royalist army, wounded at Oswestry,
taken prisoner at Shrewsbury, when his father was taken.
The elder son,
Francis Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, a celebrated Royalist,
said by Fuller to be "very well skilled in making warlike
fortifications." He compounded for his estates by fine of
£459, and, in 1645, paid £40 for his ransom out of prison.
In 1643 he was constituted by Prinze Rupert one of the com-
mission to act in his absence in Salop. He resided muah
in Ireland, and was (as letters proTe) a most intimate frie
of the Lord Deputy of Ireland, Lucius, 2nd Viscount Falklai
He m. Elizabeth, dau. of Calcott Chambre, Esq. of Willian
cote, CO. Oxford, and Carnew Castle, co. Wicklow) sister
Mary, Countess of Edward, 2nd Earl of Meath), and by her le
Robert, his heir. Arthur, d. unm. 1659.
Francis, b. 1630, the celebrated Genealogist, created Ron
Dragon Pursuivant of Arms, 16 June, 1661, and Lancag
Herald, 16 Nov. 1675. He was author of Geaco logical R
tory of the Kiv<js of England, published in 1677, and otl
great works. In 1689, he surrendered his patent of 1
office of Lancaster rather than proclaim William of Oe.
King. He d. 1693.
1
The son and heir,
Robert Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, m. Anne, dau. of Pe
Daniell, Esq. of Tabley, co. Chester, M.P. (by Christiaii, sis
of Sir Richard Grosvenor, 1st bart. of Eaton), and left, 16
several children, of whom was, Anne, wife of the Hon. Hei
Paget, of Beaudesert, ancestor of Henry, Marquess of Angles
and
Thomas Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, eventual heir, v
took the oath to the House of Hanover 1723. He m. Elizabe
dau. of Admiral Sir Richard Munden, and niece of Sir J(
Munden, Rear-Adaiiral of the Fleet; and dying 1726, was
by his son,
Thomas Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, High Sheriff 1752.
111. Alice, dau. and co-heir of Charles Ward, of Bradwell,
Chester, who was brother of Michael, Bishop of Deny, i
grand-uncle of Bernard, 1st Viscount Bangor. He d. 17
and left a son and heir.
Rev. Daniel Sandford, of Sandford, D.C.L. of Oriel C
Oxford. He resided much at Delville, in Ireland, the homi
Dean Delany, m. Sarah, dau. of Rev. John Chapone (sister
law of the literary Mrs. Chapone) ; and d. 1770, leaving,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. Daniel (Right Rev.), D.D., Ch. Ch. Oxon, Bishop of Ei
burgh, h. 1 July, 1766; m. 11 Oct. 1790, Frances Gather
eldest dau. and co-heir of Erskine Douglas, Esq., 3rd i
viving son of Sir William Douglas, Bart, of Kelhead, gra
uncle of Charles, 5th Marquess of Queensberry, K.T.,
d. II Jan. 1837. The Bishop d. U Jan. 1830, leaving isf
1 Erskine Douglas, Sheriff of Galloway, h. 31 July, 17
and d. 4 Sept. 1861, having m. 2 April, 1829, Joa
Grace, 3rd and youngest dau. of William Graham, ]
of Mossknow, co. Dumfiles, by Grace Margaret his Ti
dau. of Lieut.-Col. the Hon. John Gordon, and heir of
brother. Gen. Gordon, by whom he had issue,
Daniel Sidney, 2nd Lieut. Rifle Brigade, 6. 2 Aug. If
m. 26 May, 1852, Elizabeth, oldest dau. of Col. Lauri
Palmer, Royal rcgt. of Artillery. He d. s. jj. 5
1853.
AVilliam Graham, h. 30 Nov. 1834, sometime C
Royal Peebleshire Rifles, unpaid Attache at Paris f
April, 1859, to May, 1860, specially employed atFn
fort till Sept. 1860, transferred to Turin, Sept. 1
Member of the Royal Body Guard of Scotland, Se(
Secretary of Legation at the Court of Stockholm.
Erskine Douglas, b. 30 Dec. 1836; d. 5 July, 1845.
Frances Grace Margaret. J
Joanna Elizabeth, d. 17 Nov. 1833. 1
2 Daniel Keyte (Sir), D.C.L. Oxon, sometime M.P,
Paisley, and Professor of Greek in the Universit
Glasgow, b. 3 Feb. 1798; m. 2 July, 1823, Henr
Cecilia, only dau. of Robert Charnock, Esq. Sir Di
d. 4 Feb. 1838, leaving issue,
Francis Richard John (Sir), M.A., Secretary to the B
Commissioners for the International Exhibition of 1
Assistant Under Secretary of State for the Colonit
14 May, 1824; m. 4 Aug. 1849, Margaret, 4th da
Robert Findlay, Esq. of EasterhOl, co. Lanark, at
Bolurch Castle, co. Dumbarton.
Herbert Bruce (Sir), Col. Royal Artillery, late Assil
Resident at Satara, received the honour of knight
1877, b. 13 Aug. 1826; m. 23 Sept. 1862, his cQi
Sara Agnes, 3rd dau. of James Edward Leslie, Ea
Leslie Hill (see Leslie of Ledie Hill).
Daniel Fox (Rev.), b. 25 July, 1831 ; m. 30 Aug.
Elizabeth Barret, eldest dau. of James Rae, Esq
whom he has issue, 1 Francis Erskine Dougla
1 Dec. 1856; 2 Daniel Charnock, b. 5 Aug. 1
3 Leslie Gordon, b. 6 Dec. 1866; 1 Ethel Ogilv;
2 April, I860; 2 Edith Charnock Edmondstone ; 3 K
Le Grix, (/. 7 March, 1865; 4 Alice Ramsay; 5 M
Elphinstone.
Eliza Ellen Charnock, m. 28 Aug. 1854, John :
Douglas, Esq. of Sutton, Surrey.
Cecilia Catherine Charlotte, m. 17 June, 1847,
Francis Le Grix White, M.A., of Learning House, i ^
berland, sometime Incumbent of Croxtun, in the p ^
of Eccleshall, co. Stafford.
Eleanor Sarah, m. 16 Dec. 1851, James Findlay, -i
SAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAN
1411
Srcl son of Robert Findlay, Esq. of Easterhill. She d.
IG Jan. 1856.
Julia Lane, m. 28 Aug. [1860, William Fransis Kemp,
Esq.
Louisa Fitzgerald, m. 4 April, 18G1, Hex. J. S. Baird,
who d. 8 June, 1861. She d. 27 Kov. 1865.
Susctte Parish. Harriet Ross, d. 31 July, 1814.
S John (Vcn.), B.D., Archdeacon of Coventry, Honorary
Canon of Westminsier, and Rector of Alvechurch, co.
Worcester, 6. 22 March, 1801 ; m. 1st, 16 Aug. 1825,
Elizabeth, only dau. of Richard Poole, Esq.,whorf. 15 Sept.
1853; 2ndly, 3 April, 1S56, Anna, Lady Erskine, eldest
dau. of William Cunningham Graham, Esq. of Gartmorc,
CO. Stirling, and relict of David, 2nd Lord ErsUine. The
Archdeacon had issue by his 1st marriage,
Henry Ryder Poole (Rev.), M.A., one of H.M.'s Inspec-
tors of Schools for cos. Salop, Chester, and Stafford,
6. 1 Oct. 1826. He d. 1874.
Charles Waldegrave (Rev.), M.A., Bishop of Gibraltar
175-, Senior Censor, and Student of Ch. Ch. Oxford,
b. 13 Feb. 1828.
Daniel Augustus, 2nd European regt. of Bengal Infantry,
6. 12 Aug. 1829; d. -imm. 20 June, 1849.
John Douglas, of H.M. Indian Civil Service, 6. 3 Aug.
1832; m. 22 July, 1861, Jane Georgiana, dau. of Rev.
Henry Coddington, Vicar of Ware, Herts.
Richard Forman Mainwaring, Capt. Royal regt. of En-
gineers, b. 29 Deo. 1834; m. 7 April, 1863, Mary
Isabella, dau. of Capt. Edward Grant, 17th regt., and
has issue,
John Erskine Grant, b. 23 Feb. 1864.
Charles Douglas, 6. 5 June, 1865.
Harry Coddington, b. 8 March, 1869.
Ada Helen Ernestine.
Ernest Grey (Rev.), M.A., b. 16 Aug. 1839 ; m. a dau. of
— Poole, Esq., and has a son, b. 1877.
Adelaide Augusta, m. 18 July, 1866, Rev. Arthur Walker,
M.A., Vicar of Easton-in-Gordano, Somerset.
Alice Elizabeth O'Brien.
1 Eleanor Sarah, d. 27 Jan. 1815.
2 Frances Catherine, m. 1 July, 1816, Rev. Charles Lane,
M.A., Rector and Vicar of Wrotham, and Rural Dean of
Shoreham, Kent {see Lane of King's Bromlev).
3 Wilhelmina Jemima, m. 12 Aug. 1822, Montagtte Baker
Bere, Esq. of Morebath, Devon (see Bere of Mnrehath).
4 Sarah, 'la. 14 April, 1823, James Edmund Leslie, Esq. of
Leslie Hill, co. Antrim; and d. 20 Dec. 1864 (see Leslie
of Leslie Hill).
'. Daniel Sandford d. 1770.
Rev. Thomas Sandford, of Sandford, m. Armina Rebecca,
lest dau. of Dr. Kennedy, Physician to Geobge III., and
ter of Commissary-Gen. Sir Robert Kennedy, and had,
Thomas Hcgh, bis heir.
John Robert, Major E.I. army, b. 1802 ; d. unm. 2 Nov. 1850.
Mary, m. 31 Oct. 1837, John Edenson Heathcote, Esq. of
Apedale Hall, CO. Stafford; and d. 7 April, 1866. Hed.s.jj.
10 Dec. 1869.
'. Sandford d. 15 Dec. 1812, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Hcgh Sandford, Esq. of Sandford, 6. Sept. 1795,
9 Dec. 1817, Eliza Ann, dau. of Thomas Kirkpatrick, Esq.,
andson of Sir Roger Kirkpatrick, Bart, of Closeburn, and by
r (who d. 8 Aug. 1825) had issue,
Thomas Hhch, who s. his father.
John George, 6. 13 Dec. 1821 ; d. II May, 1834.
Armine Eliza.
p. Sandford d. 7 Nov. 1822, and was s. by his elder son, the
esent Thomas Hugh Sandford, Esq. of Sandford.
Arms — Quarterly, per fess indented erm. and az. with more
an fifty quarterings, including the coats of De Cardiff,
Banaster. Peshall, Abrincis, Stafford, Brocghton,
nSNERTON, CHETWiND, KnIGHTLT, PanTDLF, D'OyLT, NoEL,
s Strange, Earls of Brittany, Hastang, and Trcssell.
tit — A falcon, wings endorsed, preying on a partridge all
ir. Motto — Nee temere nee timide.
iSeat— Sandford Hall, near Piees, Salop; in the family since
e Conqutst.
ANDPORD OF THE ISLE OF KOSSALL.
Sandford, Humpheet, Esq., M.A., of the Isle
: Kossall, Salop, J.P., Bai-rister-at-Law, b. 27 Oct.
ill ; m. 16 Sept. 1852, Anne Taylor, Sth dau. of
oseph Armitage, Esq. of Milnsbi'idge House, co.
ork, J.P. and D.L., and has issue,
I. Humphrey, 6. 20 May, 1856.
n. Folliott, b. 3 Aug. 1859.
in. Richard, b. 1 Aug. 1S63.
I. Mary Frances Holland. ii. Annette Armine.
in. Ada Rossall. . iv. Margaret Plowden.
2.Ul0aCJ0.— Nicholas Sandford, of Calverhall, 3rd son of
icbolas Sandford, Lord of Sandford {see preceding Lineage),
obtained, 1426, a grant to himself and his son Thomas, of The
Lee, near Whitchurch. Nicholas's son, the said
Thomas Sandford, of The Lee, living 33 Henry YI. and
5 Edward IV., was father of
William Sandford, of The Lee, to. Sibilla, dau. and co-heir
of Sir Fulke Springseaux, Knt. of Plash, SherilT of Salop 1417,
by Margaret his wife, dau. and heir of John Wynnesbury
(descended from Simon de Winsbury) and Anna nis wife, dau.
of Roger de Edgton ; and d. about 1509, leaving a son,
Richard Sandford, of Edgton and Alselde, in the parish of
Condover, living 1519 and 1547, m. Jane, dau. of William
Bromley, grandfather of Sir Thomas Bromley, Knt., Lord
Chancellor, and of Sir George Bromley, Knt., Justice of
Chester. Richard Sandford d. circa 1550, and was s. by his
son,
George Sandford, of The Lee, Edgton, and Alselde, 6.
about 1500 ; ra. Anne, dau. of William Ottley, Esq. of Pitch-
ford, Salop; and dying about the year 1584, was «. by his son,
Richard Sandford, Esq. of The Lee, Edgton, and Bayston,
who removed to the Isle of Rossall, near Shrewsbury, on his
marriage with Margaret, dau. of Humphrey Plowden, Esq. of
Plowden, and sister to the celebrated Edmund Plowden. He
d. 10 Feb. 1588, and was s. by his son,
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, Edgton,
&c., b. 1543 : in. Anne, dau. of Francis LasocUes, Esq., and
sister of Sir Thomas Lascelles, of Brakenburgh, co. York, and
had one son, Humphrey, his heir; and Anne, m. Richard
Gibbons, Mayor of Shrewsbury 1641, brother of Francis
Gibbons, D.D., Chaplain to King Charles I. He d. 5 July,
1611, and was s. by his son,
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, 6. 8 June,
1580 ; TO. Jane, dau. of Edward Giffard, Esq. of The White
Ladies, and had issue,
Richard, his heir.
Matthew, bapt. 10 Oct. 1625 ; who d. 1691, leaving (by Mary
his wife, whom he ra. 1657) a son,
Humphrey, successor to his cousin.
Mr. Sandford suffered during the Civil Wars, and was severely
plundered by the Parliamentary authorities. He d. 25 March,
1654, and was s. by his son,
Richard Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, m. 1st,
Frances, dau. of Sir William Owen, Knt. of Condover, Sheriff of
Salop 1623, and had by her two daus. He in. 2ndly, Anne
Hussey, and by her (who d. 30 March, 1686) had two sons and
two daus.,
Richard, his heir.
Humphrey, successor to his brother.
Sarah, in. John Brickdale, Esq., Alderman of Shrewsbury,
ancestor of Brickdale of Birckamp House, co. Gloucester.
Jane, m. Richard Davenport, Esq. of The Hays, near
Oswestry ; and d. 21 Jan. 1703.
Mr. Sandford d. 1669, and was s. by his son,
Richard Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, m. Frances,
dau. of Edward Brooke, Esq. of Church Stretton; and dying
without surviving issue, 26 July, 1676, was .<. by his brother,
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, Fellow of
St. John's Coll. Cambridge, b. 1650 ; who d. unm. 28 Oct. 1712,
and devised his estates to his cousin-german,
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, 6. 1658;
in. 6 May, 16S8, Elizabeth, dau. of AVilliam Evans, Esq. of
Mindtown, Salop, and by her (who d. 13 Sept. 1727, aged 64)
left at his decease, 9 June, 1734, aged 76, a son and successor,
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, 6. 1689;
ra. 13 Jan. 1717, Rebecca, dau. of Job Walker, Esq. of Ferney
Hall, near Ludlow, Salop, by the Hon. Reliecca ffolliott his
wife, dau. of Thomas, Lord ffolliott, of Ballyshannon, co.
Sligo, and niece of Edward, 1st Lord Herbert of Cherbury. By
this lady Mr. Sandford had (with four sons, who d. s. p.) a son
and heir, Humphrey; and three daus., i. Rebecca, d. imm.;
II. Mary, in. Jonathan Scott, Esq. of Shrewsbury, and was
mother of Major Scott-Waring ; and iii. Anne, to. Rev.
Daniel Austin, M.A., Rector of Berrington, near Shrewsbury.
Mr. Sandford d. 25 March, 1741, and was s. by his son,
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, 6. 23 Dec.
1718; '1/1.31 Jan. 1746, Elizabeth, only child and heiress of
Hugh Jones, Esq., and grand-dau. of Edward Jones, Esq.,
Mayor of Shrewsbury at the proclamation of the first Sovereign
of the House of Hanover, by whom he had issue,
Humphrey, b. 26 Jan. 1747; d. unm. 1777.
ffolliott, his heir.
Edward, Capt. E.I.C.S., 6. 26 Jan. 1753; m. 13 Dee. 1797,
Miss Mary Viner; and d. 26 Feb. 1802, leaving two sons,
Edward, 6. 3 Feb. 1801, -/. 22 Sept. 1848; and WiUiam, b.
12 Oct. 1802, d. 24 June, 1863.
Elizabeth, d. unm.
Frances, m. Ecv. George Holland, M.A., of Tenbury, co.
1412
SAN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAN
Worcester, Ecetor of iHanwood and Mindtown, Salop, ty
whom she hatl an only cliild,
Frances, m. Bev. Humphrey Sandford, of the Isle of Kossall.
Barbara, Susanna, and Charlotte, all d. rmni.
Mr. Sandford was Hifch Sheriff of Salop 1787, and after enjoy-
ing the fumily estates for more than half a century, d. 31 July,
1791, in the 73rd year of his ago, and was s. by his eldest sur-
viving son,
FfoLLioTT Sandford, Esq. of the Isle of Rossall, h. 28 Oct.
1751; m. 12 June, 1781, Isabella, dau. of William Deuchars,
Esq., and by her (who d. 14 April, 1824) had issue,
I. HcjirnREY, his heir.
II. ffulliott (Rev.), M.A., Incumbent of Edccton, h. 5 April,
1787 ; ni. 1st., 20 Sept. 1820, Anne. dau. of Rev. David Wray,
Incumbent of Haddenham, co. Cambridge, which lady d.
9 March, 1841. He lU. 2ndly, 22 May, 1849, Emily, dau. of
Kichardson Roe, Esq. of Lowestoft, Suffolk; and d. 21 Jan.
1865.
III. Kichard (Rev.), M.A., "Vicar of Eaton-mider-Haywood,
Salop, b. 28 July, 17'.)1 ; d. %min. 2 Jan. 1860.
IV. William (Rev.), M. A., Vicar of Newport, Salop, h. 21 Aug.
1793; m. 1817, Mary, only dau. of John Atfield Richman
Webb, Esq. ; and d. 21 March, 1864, leaving issue,
1 ffoUiott .James, of Market Drayton, Salop, M.D,, h.
20 Jan. 1818.
2 William (Rev.), B.A., Rector of Edlaston, co. Derby, h.
2 Nov. 1819; in. 1st, 30 Sept. 1852, Charlotte Elizabeth,
dau. of Rev. Thomas May, Vicar of Breamore, Hants, and
grand-dau. of Sir William Gibbons, 3rd bart. of Stanwell,
and by her (who d . 1 June, 1863) has two daus., Charlotte
Rebecca; and Anne Caroline. He /;/.2ndly, 31 July, 1867,
Eleanor, dau. of Joseph Cottrill, Esq. of Harwick, co.
Worcester.
3 Edward, of Basehurch, Salop, M.R.C.S.E., 6. 1 June,
1821 ; m. 4 April, 1872, Mary Anne, 2nd dau. of Robert
Walrasley, Esq. of Newton, Salop.
1 Mary Harriet, m. 0 Dec. 1804, Rev. Edward Whieldon,
M.A., of Hales Hall, near Cheadlc, Vicar of Bradley, co.
Stafford. 2 Elizabeth Sarah.
V. Jonathan, M.E.S.L., formerly Surgeon in the E.I.C.S.,
b. 18 June, 1795 ; d. unm. 26 Sept. 1864.
I. Elizabeth, d. unm. 14 July, 1863.
II. Annabella, m. 21 Jan. 1829, William Hornc Pierpoint,
Esq. of Bath; d. 19 Feb. 1869.
Mr. Sandford d. 27 April, 1841, and was s. by his eldest son.
Rev. HuMPHEKy Sandford, of The Isle of Rossall, Incumbent
of Edgton, Salop, M.A., 6. 12 Dee. 1782; m. 21 Jan. 1811,
Frances, only child and heiress of Rev. George Holland, Rector
of Hanwood, and of Mindtown, in the same co., M.A., and
by her (who d. 30 Dec. 1843) had seven sons and two daus.,
I. HcMPHHET, now of the Isle of Rossall.
II. Folliott, (/. 14 Oct. 1814; m. 8 Aug. 1867, Caroline, 3rd
dau. of Thomas Taylor, Esq. of The Mythe, co. Gloucester,
and grand-dau. of Sir John Geers Cotteroll, 1st bart. of
Garnons, M.P. co. Hereford.
III. George, M.A., Vicar of St. Jude's, Sheffield, co. York, 6.
5 Oct. 1810; 1,1. 10 July, 1860, Ehzabeth, eldest dau. of
Rev. Henry Barlow, M.A., Incumbent of Pitsmoor, Sheffield,
and has issue,
1 ffulliott George, h. 26 April, IRfil.
2 Henry Barlow, b. 21 May, 1S62.
3 Francis Berkeley, b. 25 Sept. 1864.
4 Walter Gerald, b. 27 March, 1868.
5 Herbert Edward, b. 25 Aug. 1869.
6 William Courtenay, b. 3 Dec. 1870.
7 Charles Sidney, b. 7 Oct. 1873.
IV. Edward (Rev.), Vicar of Denfoi'd and Kingstead, co. North-
ampton, b. 10 April, 1818; m. 20 Sept. 1848, Mary, 4th dau.
of the above-named Joseph Arniitage, Esq., and has issue,
1 Edward Armitage (Rev.), M.A., 6. II May, 1851.
2 Henry Rossall, b. 27 July, 1852.
1 Mary Amy.
V. Richard, formerly Surgeon to the English Hospital at
Jerusalem, b. 22 Nov. 1819; d. 18 Nov. 1859.
VI. Holland (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Eaton-under-Haywood,
Salop, b. 2 June, 1823.
VII. William (Rev.), M.A., Vicar of Bicton, Salop, 6. 3 Feb.
1827 ; )/(. 10 April, IKOI, Emma, 4th dau. of Thomas Cabrow,
Esq. of Bury, co. Lancaster, and has issue,
1 Frederick William, l>. 23 Dec. 18G2; d. 7 Feb. 1871.
2 Francis Folliott, b. 22 Oct. 1866.
3 George Cabrow, b. 15 Sept. 1869.
1 Laura. 2 Charlotte Amelia.
I. Hannah Amelia, to. 14 June, 1866, Francis Pryce Kcysell,
Esq. of Grove House, Cheshunt, Herts.
II. Charlotte, m. 7 July, 1868. Rev. Charles Ingram Roberts,
M.A., 3rd son of Thomas Turner Roberts, Esq. of Llwyn-
ddern, co. Brecon, J. P., Rector of Hoo St. Mary, Kent.
Mr. Sandford d. 13 Sept. 1856.
^rm.5 — Per chevron sa. and erm. in cliief two boars' heads
couped close or. Crcsl — A boar's head couped close or. Motto
— Nee temcre, nee timide.
Scat — The Isle, near Shrewsbury.
SANDFORD OF BEEVES HALL.
Sandpord, George Montagu "W;^rren, Esq. o;
Reeves Hall, Essex, M.A., J.P. and D.L., M.P. foi
Maiden from Aug. 1854 to March, 1857, from 185J
to 1868, and from 1874 to 1878, assumed by royal
license, 8 Jan. 1866, the name and arms of Sand.
FORD, in. 15 April, 1858, Augusta Mary, dau. o\
Algernon Frederick Grreville, Esq. of the uobh
house of Warwick, and has issue,
I. Francis Marmaduke Henry, 6. 18 Aug. 1860.
I. Charlotte Mary. ii. Alice Rosa.
in. Blanche Caroline. iv. Caroline Amabel.
iltltraCIC.— The family of Sandford of Sandford, Salop
(of which that formerly seated at Sandford Court, co. Kil-
kenny, and now at Reeves Hall, Es.sex, is a branch) came into
England with the Conqueror. The pedigree will be found
fully detailed in a previous Memoir. The direct ancestor
of the Kilkenny family,
Thomas Sandford, Esq. of Cantwell's Court, a^'as Sandford
Court, CO. Kilkenny, and of Malahide, co. Dublin (a descen-
dant of Sandford of Sandford) was Secretary to the Lord
Deputy, 24 Oct. 1756. He m. Hon. Alice Blayney, dau. o<
Henry, 2nd Lord Blayney, by whom (who vi. 2ndly, John
Langrishe, Esq. of Knocktopher) he had issue. The elder
son,
Charles Sandford, of Sandford Court, co. Kilkenny, m.
Mary Latham, of co. Tipperary, and had (with a dau., Eliza-
beth) a son,
Thomas Sandford, Esq. of Sandford Court, living 1747, m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Ebenezer Warren, Esq. of The Lodge, co.
Kilkenny, J.P. (attainted by King James II. 1688), High
SheriB'co. Kilkenny 1694, and had issue,
Charles, of Sandfort Court, m. Mary Anne, sister of Harry
Smith, Esq., Recorder of Drogheda, and d. s. p. intestate
administration 27 Nov. 1747.
Warren (Rev.), D.D., Prebendary of Tasooffin, d. s.^-i. 1793,
ageda.o.
Mart, of whom hereafter.
The dau., in whom the representation of the family eventually
centred.
Mart Sandford, in. 1740, George Peacocke, Esq. of Barntic,
CO. Clare, and Grange, co. Limerick ; and d. 1778 ; leaving
issue, George, Capt. 7th foot, killed in America ; Mart,
b. 1748, wife of Marmaduke Peacocke, Esq. ; and Elizabeth,
m. William Gardiner, Esq. of Armagh. The elder dau. (co-
heiress of her mother),
Mart Peacocke, m. her cousin, Marmaduke Peacocke, Esq.
of London, son of Marmaduke Peacocke, Esq. (elder brother
of George Peacocke, Esq. of Grange and Barntic, ancestor of
the Baronets Peacocke) grandson of George Peacocke, Esq.,
by his wife, Miss Ponsonby, of Grotto, and great-grandson o)
Marmaduke Peacocke, of co. York, by his wife, a dau. o)
Thomas Goodricke, Esq. The issue of this marriage were.
Sir Marmaduke Warren Peacocke, K.C.H., K.T.S., a
General Officer, deceased.
George Peacocke, of whom presently.
Sandford Peacocke, to. Amelia, only dau. of Sir Thomas
Hussey Apreece, Bart, of Washingly.
Richard Peacocke, Viee-Admiral, B.N., d. 1846.
Stephen Peacocke, Lieut.-Col. Scots Fusilier Guards,
Louisa, 2nd surviving dau. and co-heir oiPonsonby Totted
ham, Esq., M.P., and had issue.
Thomas Peacocke, General in the army, K.T.S. j
John Peacocke, an officer in the Scots Fusilier Guards. ■{
The 2nd son, "
George Peacocke, Esq., m. 1st, Rachel, dau. of Sir Jobl
Dalling, Bart., of Burwood, which lady d. s. p. 1808; am
2ndly, Jemima, dau. of Lieut.-Col. J. Montague Durnford, bj
whom he left at his decease, 1851, a son and heir, the presenl
George Montagu Warken Sandford, Esq. of Reeves Hall, wh(
has taken the surname and arms of his ancestors, the SAimi
FORDS of Sandford Court, whom he represents. 1
Arms — Quarterly, 1st and 4th grand quarters, Sandford
quarterly, Isi and 4th, quarterly per fess indented erm. and az.
2nd and 3rd, per chevi'on sa. and erm. in chief two Ijoars
heads couped or, and in base a mvdlet az. ; 2nd and 3rd gram ■
quarters, 1'eacocke, quarterly, or and az. over all four lozcngtt
conjoined in cross between as many annulets all countM
changed. Crests — 1st, Sandford, A ialcon, wings endorsed
preying on a partridge all ppr. ; 2nd, also Sandford, A boarl
head couped arg. armed and langued gu. and charged with J
trefoil slipped vert ; 3rd, Peacocke, A cockatiice vert. JV/o<|
— Ncc teuiere nee timide.
&a<s— Reeves Hall ; and Nightingale Hall, Woodford, E.sseJ
Town Mesidence — 33, Hertford Street, Mayfair, London, W.
4
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THE Lx\.^DED GENTRY.
SAN
1413
SANDFORD OF CASTLERED.
See ■\Yill3-Sandfoed.
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SANDTS OF GRAYTHWAITE AND
ESTHWAITE.
Saxdts, Thomas SItles, Esq. of Grajtlnvaite
Hall, CO. Lancaster, Major 3rd Eojal Laucasliire
Militia, late Cai)t. 7tli Kojal Fusiliers, b. 12 May,
1837 ; *. his uncle 1871.
ILtnCil3C4 — This family is of great antiquity. In 1377
Eicliard del Sandys was returned to Parliament as one of the
Knishts of the Shire fur Cumberland, and in 1390 (H
EicHAKD II.), and in 1394 (13 Eichard II.), Thomas del Sandys
was also returned to Parliament for Cumberland.
EoDEBT Sandys, of Rattenby Castle, in the parish of St.
Bees, temp. Henrt IV., 1399, left two sons, John, of St. Bees,
who 1ft. and had issue ; and \Villi.vm, of Fumess Fells, co.
Lancaster (he is in some documents called John), who had a
son and heir,
William Sandts, of Furnese Fells, who ra. the dau. of Bon-
ham, and left issue, William, his heir; and 31argaret, m.
Eichard Bray, son of Eilmund Bray, one of the Privy Council
to King Edward VI. The son,
William Sandys, m. Margaret, dau. and heir of William
Eawson, of co. York, and left among other issue, an eldest son,
George (or William) Sandys, of Esthwaite, in Hawkshead,
:o. Lancaster, J. P. and Receiver General for the Liberties of
Furness. He m. Margaret, dau. of John Dixon, of London,
and had six sons,
George, slain lighting against the Scotch, 15-17.
William, of Conishead, who d. luuS, and left an only son,
Francis, whu d. s p. in w'ard to Queen Elizabeth.
Anthony, of Esthwaite, of whose descendants we treat.
Edwin (Most Eev.), D.D., Archbishop of York, ancestor of
Sandys-Lumsdaine of Lumsdaine.
Christopher, of Graythwaite, now represented by Major T.
Myles San-dvs of Graythwaite and Eithwaite.
Myles, ancestor of the co-heirs of the late Sir Edwin Bayn-
tun Sandys, Bart, of Missenden Castle, co. Gloucesicr.
The third son,
Anthony Sant>ys, Esq. of Esthwaite, ra. Anne, dau. and
:o-heir of Robert Mann, Esq., brother of John Mann, of BuUin-
brook, CO. Lincoln. He d. 1591, and was s. by his only son,
Edwin Sandys, Ksq. of Esthwaite, who ra. Grace, dau. of
Robert Wyvill, Esq. of Great Burton, co. York, dying 1625, he
left by her (who d. 1612) an only son,
Samuel Sandys, Esq. of Esthwaite, m. Dorothy, dau. of
avin Braithwait, Esq. of Ambleside, Westmorland, and
lying 1651, left five sons, of whom the eldest,
Edwin Sandys, Esq. of Esthwaite, d. num. 1G72, when the
estate devolved upon his surviving brother,
Thomas Sandys, Esq. of Sioa House, Middlesex, who thus
became "of Esthwaite." He m. Mary, dau. and co-heir of
Nicholas Crisp, Esq., and left an eldest son,
Thomas Sandys, Esq. of Esthwaite Hall, ra. Anne, eldest
ilaa. and eventually sole heiress of Myles Sandys, Esq. of
Sraythwaite Hall (which Myles was fifth in descent from
Dhristopber Sandys above-mentioned), and had a son and heir,
Mtles Sandys, Esq. of Esthwaite and Graythwaite, J. P.
e«i. Isabel, dau. of James Penny, Esq. of Pennybridge, co.
LaDcaster, and had issue. Mr. Sandys served, 1725, as High
Sheriff of co. Lancaster. He d. 1766, and was s. by his eldest
mn,
Htles Sandys, Esq. of Graythwaite, m. Margery, elder dau.
.nd co-heir of Robert I'ennington, Esq. of Seaton Hall, Cum-
berland, but dying s. p.^ the estates devolved upon his nephew,
Mtles Sandys, Esq. of Graythwaite, 6. 1701, son of Thomas
Sandys, Esq. of Oldhall, in the parish of Colton, co. Lancaster,
ly Ellen his wife, dau. of Capt. Samuel Sandys, of Sldrton. He
». 18 Feb. 1790, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Dalrymple, Bart.,
ind sister of John, 8th Earl of Stair. He d. 2 Sept. 1839, having
lad issue by her (who d. 1832),
1. Myles, of Graythwaite Hall, J.P. and D.L., h. 27 Dec.
1790; )/i. 24 July, 1820, Frances, dau. of Thomas France
France, Esq. of Bostock Hall, co. Chester, and d. s. w.
17 Aug. 1853.
n. John Dalrymple, .5. to Graythwaite, on the death of his
brother; d. v.nra. 30 Nov. 1871.
n. Thomas, of Shrewsbury, E.N., subsequently promoted
to Capt., and comm.andof a frigate in the Maritime Service
of the E.I.C., i/i. 15 July, 1834, Frances, dau. of Capt.
Thomas Sanders, E.l.C. Maritime Service, and d.. Jan. 1856,
leaving one son and two dans.,
1 TnoMAs Myles, now of Graythwaite and Esthwaite.
1 Susan Frances, d. unm. ISiiS. 2 Ellen Jane.
IV. George, Licut.-Gen. in the Indian army, and Col. of the
6th Madras Light Cavalry, la. 1st, Sarah Theresa, dau.
of Arthur Short, Esq., by whom he had one surviving dau.,
Aileen Theresa, ra. 1870, Col. Eobert Ross, C.B. ; he m.
2ndly, Jane, dau. of John Stewart, of Fasnacloich, co.
Argyll, by whom he had issue, Edwyn, Lieut, 58th regt., 6.
2 Jan. 1858 ; and three daus. ; he d. 20 Oct. 1864.
V. William Travis (Rev.), llectorof Burton-le-Coggles, Gran-
tham, m. 6 Aug., 1835, Catharine, dau. of William Wootton
Abney, Esq. of Measham Hall, co. Derby, and has issue,
1 Edwin William, Major R.A., 6. 21 March, 1838; m. 29
June, 1865, Frances Anne Sandys, elder dau. of Edwin
Sandys Bain, Serjeant-at-Law, of Easter Livelands, cO.
Stirling, and has issue.
2 Henry Stair, Commander E.'N., h. 14 Aug. IS41; ra. 13
Feb. 1866, Frances Beatrice, 3rd dau. of Eev. Edward
Henry Abney, of the F'irs, Derby.
3 Richard, b. 24, d. 25 Aug. 1843.
4 Arthur Abney, Lieut. 4tli Dragoon Guards, h. 18 Oct. 1852.
5 Walter del. b. 17 Feb. 1855.
1 Albreda Elizabeth, d. 7 Oct. 1840.
2 Catharine Blargaret. 3 Harriet Isabel.
4 Frances Anne, d,. 3 Nov. 1853.
VI. James, E.I.C.S.
I. Elizabeth Hamilton. n. Ellen, d. unm. 27 July, 1S65.
III. Harriet, d. unm. 16 Sept. 1869.
IV. Agnes, d. unm. Sept. 1837.
V. Jane Roberts, m. 15 May, 1850, Jedediah Strntt, Esq. of
Belper, J.P. and D.L., and d. s. jp. 24 Nov. 1809.
Mr. Sandys d. 30 Nov. 1871, and was s. by his nephew the present
Thomas Myles Sandys.
Arms — Or, a fcss danccttee between three crosses-crosslet
fitchce gu. Quartering : 2nd, Rawson, per fess gu. and az. a
tower domed arg. ; 3rd, Mann, az., on a fess embattled arg.
between three goats statant of the last as many ogresses ; 4th,
Sandys, as before; 5th, Eawso.v, as before; 6th, as first.
Ci-eU — .\ grifian segreant per fess or and gu. Motto — Probum
non poenitct.
Seati — Graythwaite Hall, Ulverstone, eo. Lancaster.
SANDYS-LUIMSDAIN3 OF LUMSDAINE.
SA:!JDYS-LrirsDAi>-E, The Eev. Feaxcis-Goe-
DOX, of Lumsdaine and Blanerne, co. Berwick, and
Irn^rgellie, co. Fife, M.A., Cli. Ch. Oson ; h. 12 Jan.
1828 ; m. 1857, Alice, 6th dau. of JohnCattlej, Esq.
of Shabden, and lias issue,
I. Edwin Robert John, b. 1864.
II. Francis Myles, b. 1865. iii. George Gordon, b. 1867.
I. Mary Lillias. 11. Ali^e Helen.
m. Agnes Cecily. iv. Amy.
<^nmtIiT of ^umsbatiir.
litllCaCJC.— The ancient border family of Lumsdaine has
resided in co. Berwick from a very early date.
Gillem and Crende Lcmisden attested a charter granted to
the priory of Coldingham, by W'aldeve, Earl of Dunbar, be-
tween the years 1166 and 11S2; and the names of Radclf,
William, John, Adam, and Gilbert db Ldmisden appear as
attesting different grants to the same priory in the long reign
of William the Lion, circa 1200. The next of whom we find
mention is
Adam de Lumisden, whose name appears among the signa-
tures to R'i;maa's Roll in fealty to Edward I., 1292, 1296,
and 1297. He was the immediate ancestor of the Lumsdaines
of that ilk and Blanerne, whose representative, the gallant
Sir James Lumsdaine, was Col. in the army of Gustav03
Adolpuus, King of Sweden. At the siege of Frankfort, he
and Hepburn, who commanded another Scotch regiment in
the Swedish service, being called upon by name by the King,
forced the gates of the city, and entered at the head of their
men ; Sir James's regiment alone took eighteen colours. His
great grandson,
Robert Lumsdaine, of that ilk, was also of Stravithie, in
right of his wife Eliza, dau. and heiress of his cousin, James
Lumsdaine, Esq. of Stravithie, upon whose death he re-ni.
Sophia Lunden. He left issue,
James, m. Christian, dau. of Sir Philip Anstruther, of Bal-
ca.'ikie, co. Fife, and d. s. p.
^Robert, who .-.-. liis father, but d. unm.
John (heir to liis brother), of Lumsdaine, Blanerne, and
Innergellie, upon whose death the estates reverted to bis
cousin,
William Lumsdaine, 3rd son of William, 4th son of James
Lumsdaine, Esq. of Rannyhill, whose great-grandfather. Col.
William Lumsdaine, was youngest brother of Sir James Lums-
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daine, the distinRuislicd soldier under Gostavus Adolphcs.
William Lumsdaine, who thus became head and representative
of the family, d. unm. 6 Jan. 1830, and was s. by his sister,
Mary Liluas Lumsdaine, m. Rev. Edwin Sandys, eldest
eon of Edwin Humphrey Sandys, Esq., and d. 18G4 (see below).
Jamilg of Sanbirs.
For Ancestry, s« preceding Article.
Most Kev. Edwin Sandys, D.D., Archbishop of York,
appointed Master of Catherine Hall, and Vice-Chancellor of
Cambridge 15.53, consecrated Bishop of Worcester 1559, trans-
lated to London 1570, and to the Archbishopric of York 1577,
d. 10 July, 15S8, leaving behind hini a deservedly high repu-
tation for learning and virtue. His Grace m. Cecilia, dau. of
Thomas Wilford, of Cranbrook, Kent, and had issue,
Samuel (Sir), ancestor of the Baeons Sandys of Ombersley.
Edwin (Sin, of whom we treat. _
Mj'les (Sir), created a Baronet 1612; the title expired with
his eldest son. Sir Myles Sandys Sandys, Bart., who d. s. p.
George, celebrated as a traveller and poet, d. 1643.
The 2nd son.
Sir Edwin Sandys, Knt., a distinguished politician of the
time of James L, dying 1G29, was buried in the church of
Northbourne, Kent, where he had a seat and fair estate. Sir
Edward m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of John Eveleigh, Esq. of
Devon, by whom he had a dau., Elizabeth, ra. Sir Thomas
AVilsford, Knt. cf Heding. He ra. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of Thomas
Southcott, Esq. ; 3rdly, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Nevinson,
Esq. of Eastry, Kent, by whom he had an only dau., Anne ;
and 4thly, Catharine, dau. of Sir Richard Eulkeley, Knt of
Anglesey, by whom (who d. lG-10) he had,
Henry, d. s. p. 1619.
Edwin, of Northbourne Court, ancestor of Sandys of North-
bourne Court, extinct Baronets.
EicHARD, of whose line we treat.
The 3rd son,
Richard Sandys, of Downe Hall, Kent, was, like his brother
Edwin, a Col. in the Parliamentary army. By his wife
Hester, dau. of Edwin, 2nd son of Anthony Aucher, Esq. of
Bourne, Kent, he left, among other issue, an eldest son,
Edwin Sandys, whose son,
Jordan Sandys, Capt. R.N., of Downe PLall, dying 1753,
left, by his wife Deborah, dau. of George St. Quintin, Esq. of
London, a son and heir,
Henry Sandys, Esq. of Downe Hall, and afterwards of
Korthbourne Court, in right of his wife Priscilla, eldest sur-
viving dau. and heiress of Sir Richard Sandys, Bart, of North-
bourne. By her he left,
Richard Sandys, Esq. of Northbourne, J.P. m. Susan
Crayford, dau. of James Taylor, Esq., by whom (who d. 1777)
he had issue,
I. Richard (Rev.), m. 1st, Catherine, dau. of William
Hougham, Esq., by whom he had,
1 Richard Edwin, Lieut. R.N., killed in the action off
Copenhagen, 2 April, 1801, .■.■. }).
1 Catherine, co-heiress after her brother's death, m. 1803,
Admiral John Chesshyre.
Mr. Sandys m. 2ndly, Lady Frances Alicia Aslong, widow of
William Aslong, Esq., and dau. of Charles, 3rd Earl of
Tankerville, by whom (who m. 3rdly, the Rev. Edward
Beckingham Benson, Rector of Deal) he had issue,
2 Alicia Arabella, co-heiress with lier half-sister, m.
Francis Cockburn, Esq., son of Sir George Cockburn,
Knt.
II. Edwin Humphrey, of whom we treat.
III. Susan, )H. Henry Godfrey Paussett, Esq. of Heppington,
Kent,
The 2nd 8on,
Edwin IIuMPirBEY Sandys, 'Esq. of Kingston, Kent, m. 1st,
Sarah, dau. of Sir William Fagge, Bart, of Mystole, Kent;
and 2ndly, Helen, dau. and heiress of Edward Lord Chick,
Esq., and by the latter he had issue,
I Edwin, who became at the death of his cousin, Richard
Edwin, at Copenhagen, heir male of the Sandys o;'A'(./i(.
He m. 1816, Mary Lillias, dau. and (on her brother's death)
heiress of William Lumsilaino, and in right of her assumed,
1830, the name and arms of Lumsdaine in addition to
those of Sandys. He has issue,
1 Francis Gordon, who (surviving his two elder hrothers)
s. to his mother's estates at her decease, 1864.
1 Mary Lilias, m. 1843, George Mitchell Innes, Esq. of
Bcngour, N.B.
2 Selina Helen, m. 1850, the Rev. F. G. Simpson.
3 Helen Melville, m. 1854, the Rev. H. G. Faussett, 4th
son of the Rev. Godfrey Faussett, D.D., of Heppington,
Kent.
II. Charles, h. 17SG; m. Sedley Francis Burdett, and has
issue. He d. 1859.
III. George, Lieut. R.N., 6. 1791; d. unm. at sea, 1812.
IV. James, Lieut. R.N., b. 1794; drowned at sea, 1815.
V. John, Rector of Rockland St. Mary, Norfolk, Mi. Mary
Almeria, dau. of the Rev. Cooper Willyams, Rector of
Kingston, Kent, and has issue,
1 John Edwin.
1 Mary Almeric, m. 1867, Eobert Gilbert, Esq. of the Old
Hall, Norfolk. 2 Elizabeth Agnes.
3 Louisa Helena. 4 Lilias Cicely.
I. Mary, m. Henry Benson, Esq. of Eamsgate, and has
i.ssue, one son, Henry, of Trin. Coll. Cambridge.
II. Sarah, d. unm. 1813.
Arras — For Lumsdaint;; Az., a chevron or, between a wolf's
head couped ppr. dexter and a buckle arg. in chief and aa
escallop arg. in base. For Sandys ; or, a fess dancettee gu.
between three crosses-crosslet fitchee gu. Crests — For Lums-
daine : An earn or sea-eagle devouring a salmon all ppr. For
Sandys: A griffin per fess or and gu. Sapporttrs — For
Lu.msdaine : A lion and a hear. 31otto — For Lumsdaine:
Beware in time.
Seats— Blanerne, Dunse, co. Berwick; and Innergellie, co.
Fife.
SANFORD OF NYNEHEAD COURT.
Sanfoed, William Atshfoed, Esq. of Nyne-
hcad Cottrt, Somerset, J.P. and D.L., formei-ly in
the Colonial Service, author of works and papers on
geology, b. 2 Dec. 1818; in. Ist, 14 May, 1857,
Sarah Ellen, dau. of Henry Seymour, Esq. of
Kuoyle, in co. Wilts, by whom (who d. 14 Aug.
1867) he had issue,
I. Edward Charles Ayshford, b. C June, 1859.
II. Henry Seymour John Ayshford, b. 20 June, 1853.
I. Ellen Henrietta. ii. Mary Ethel.
III. Blanche Clotilde. iv. Rosalind.
Mr. Sanford m. 2ndly, 5 Dec. 1874, Sarah EUzaheth
Harriett, dau. of Right Eev. Lord Arthur Charles
Hervey, D.D., Bishop of Bath and Wells, and grand-
dau. of Frederick William, 5th Earl and Ist Mar-
quess of Bristol.
JLtltritflE. — The family of Sanford is one of considerable
antiquity in the cos. of Somerset and Devon. The present pos-
sessor of Nynehead represents, through the marriage of Henry
Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead (who d. 1644), with Mary, dau. of
Henry Ayshford, Esq. of Ayshford, Devon, the Ayshfords of
Ayshford, derived in lineal descent from Stephanus de Eisforde,
of Eisforde, in the reign of William I. (The Conqueror). The
oldest Ayshford deed in possession of Mr. Sanford, bears
date anno 43 Henry III., and relates to a final award of a
piece of land (still in Mr. Sanford's possession) between
Pcrrel de Sanford and Thomas de Ayshford. The existing
chapel of Ayshford is of the 14th century, but on repairing
there was found carving of the 11th and 12th centuries em-
bedded in the wall, showing the existence of an earlier build-
ing. The estate of Ayshford appears never to have been
sold. The oldest Sanford deed in possession of the family
bears date anno 1 Henry I'V. The estates were at that time
in the neighbourhood of Dulverton. The manor of Brook
Sanford formed part of the parishes of Exton and Wins-
ford, in Somerset, but about 1600 the family became pos-
sessed of the manor of Nynehead, upon which they have ever
since resided. The name and arms appear on a tomb in the
Temple Church, London, as those of Gilbert Sanford, who
appears to have given his land to the Knights Templars in the
reign of Henry II. His son, Gilbert Sanford, in the reign
of King John, appears to have been connected with the Knights
Templars, though not one of them. A record in the Heralds'
College, London, shows that this Gilbert, who was feudal
Baron of Sanford temp. Henry III., was Chamberlain in fee to
Eleanor, Queen of Henry III. His son, Gilbert Sanford,
inherited the manor of Hormade Magna, co. Hertford, and
held it by serjeantcy of service in the Queen's Chamber. His
dau. and heiress, Alice, m. Robert de'Vere, 5th Earl of Oxford,
and 6th Hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain of England, and
conveyed the manor to her husband, whose descendant sold
it temp. Queen Elizaheth to Anthony Gage, citizen of London.
His representative, Daniel Gage, at the coronation of James I.,
claimed the office of Chamberlain to the Queen, but failed to
substantiate his claim. A brother of Gilbert, the first Cham-
berlain, appears to have left the East of England, and to have
become connected by marriage with the Bassetts, in Wales.
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The arms on the tomb of Martin Sanford the first of NyncheatI,
are identical with those on a deed made between one of the
Bassett family and Nicholas Sanford, respectinj; the manor
of Lequid in Wales, which arc the same as those of Baron
Sanford. His son, Laurence, sold this manor, as appears in
the inquisition of Devon.
John Sanford, Lord of Brook Sanford, Somerset, was
possessed of that manor in the rei;;n of Uiciiaud IL, and held
other lands in that co. and co. Devon. His son and suc-
cessor,
Hugo SANFOKt>, of Brook Sanford, had, by SlatiUla his
■wife (who is supposed to have been a Bassett), a son,
AViLLiAM Sanford, of Brook Sanford, who m. Agnes, widow
of Kobert Alexander, of Sidmouth, and had two sons, i. Philip,
his heir ; n. John (to whom his mother pave her property
in the parishes of Halberton and Sidmouth by deed tunp.
Edward IV.), who had a son, Christopher, of whom hereafter
as heir to his uncle. The elder son,
Philip Sanford, Esq. of Halberton, a. his father, and d. s. p.
temp. Henry VIIL, when he was s. by his nephew,
Christopher Sanford, Esq. of Halberton, Devon, with
•whom the Visitation of that co., 1620, and that of Somerset,
commences. He m. Anne, dau. of John Ealsh, of Hminster,
in the latter co., and had issue,
I. JIartin, his heir. ii. Christopher, rn. and had issue.
III. Bartholomew, of Withiecomb Kayley, Somerset, 'i/i.
Bridget, dau. of Woodrowe of Hfracombc, Devon, and had
four sons,
1 Christopher, of Bicknoler, Somerset, who signed the
Visitation of that co. 1623, and m. Elizabeth, dau. of
John Wyvell, of Crediton, Devon.
2 Fabyan. 3 Anthony. 4 Thomas.
17. Hugh, m. and had issue.
The eldest son,
Martin Sanford, Esq. of Halberton, and Dulverton, m. Jane,
dau. of John Champneis, of Uffculme, Devon, and had issue,
Martin, his heir.
Abigail, m. George Sidenham, Devon.
Dorothy, ni. Christopher Brauford.
The son and heir,
jVIartin Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, Somerset, High
Sheriff for that co. 1641, rn. Susanna, dau. of John Sydenham,
of Combe, in the same co., and had (with three children
who d. before 1620, William, Arthur, and Penelope) three
sons and one dau.,
Henry, his heir.
William, 0. 1616, aged 4 at Visitation.
George 6. 1617, aged 3 at Visitation.
Jane, b. 1610, aged 10 at Visitation.
Mr. Sanford, who signed the Visitation of Devon, 1620, d.
1643, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
Henry Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, h. 1G12, aged 8 at
Visitation of Devon ; m. Mary (6. 1607), dau. of Henry Aysh-
ford, Esq. (by Amy his wife, dau. of Kichard Bluet, of Hol-
combe Bogus, Devon, and grand-dau. of Roger Ayshford, who
was great-grandson of William Ayshford of Ayshford, in the
same co., by Ehzabeth his wife, dau. of Nicholas Francis, of
Comflorie, Somerset), and had issue. Mr. Sanford was buried
at Nynehead, 9 Feb. 1644, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, a minor at his father's
death, M.P. for Taunton, m. Ehzabeth, dau. of Lucy Knight-
j ley, Esq. of Hackney, Middlesex, ancestor of the Baronets of
Fawsley (by Jane Grey his wife, dau. and heir of Henry
Benson, Esq., by Hon. Elizabeth Grey his wife, sister and
I heir of Thomas, 2nd Earl of Stamford, and dau. of Thomas
Lord Grey, of Groby, and Lady Elizabeth Bourchier his
wife, dau. and co-heir of Edward, 4th Earl of Bath, Lord
I Fitzwarine), by whom he had fourteen children. He d. 1711,
I and was s. by his eldest son,
William Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, m. Anne, dau. of
I Edward Clarke, Esq. of Chipley, M.P. for Taunton, Comp-
troller of the Household to Mary II., and the intimate friend
and correspondent of John Locke the Philosopher, and had
I issue. He d. 1718, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
William Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, ra. Anne, dau. of
ISir John Chichester, 4th bart. of llaleigh, and d. 1770, when
|be was s. by his son,
John Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, who m. Hon. Jane
jAnstruther, dau. of Sir Alexander Anstruther, Knt., by Jean,
Baroness Newark, his wife, dau. and heir of John, 2nd Lord
Newark, and had issue,
t. William Ayshford, his heir. ii. John.
I. Charlotte. ii. Jane.
Mr. Sanford d. 1779, and was s. by his elder son,
WiLLiAji Ayshford Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead, and
II.
Lynton, m. Aug. 1793, Mary, dau. of Kcv. Edward Marshall,
of Breage, Cornwall, and had by her(who d. 20 Jan. Ia55), aa
only son,
Edward Ayshford, his heir.
Mr. Sanford d. 30 April, 1833, and wa.i a. by his only son,
Edward Aysuford Sanford, Esq. of Nynehead Court,
J.P., D.L., M.P. Somerset, 6. 23 May, 1794; m. 1st, 4
Nov. 1817, Henrietta, dau. of Sir WiUiam Langham, 8th bart.
of Cottcsbrooke, by whom (who d. 24 Aug. 1830) he had issue,
I. William Ayshford, his heir.
II. Edward Ayshford (Rev.), M.A., Rectnr of Combe Flory,
diocese of Bath and Wells, m. Christina Emma, dau. of
M. H. Perceval, Esq., and has issue,
1 Eugene Ayshford. 2 Edward CharlesPerceyal.
III. Henry Ayshford, of Waltham House, near Chelmsford,
J. P., Lieut.-Col. Royal Buckinghamshire Militia, formerly
Capt. 43rd regt. Light Infantry; 6.28 July, 1822; m. 10
Blay, 18.'i9, Emily Katherine Anne, dau. of Right Hon. Lord
Granville Charles Henry Somerset, M.P., and grauddau.
of Henry Charles, 6th Duke of Beaufort.
IV. John Ayshford, Lieut. R.N., t^ i'nm. 5 Oct. 1851.
V. Charles Ayshford, Major E. I. C, killedat the siege of Luck-
now, 18.58. He received promotion immediately before his
death, having commanded the guides during the siege of
Delhi, and having been mentioned in nearly every despatch.
I. Charlotte, m. 14 Aug. 1847, Ambrose Lethbriilge God-
dard, Esq. of the Lawn, Swindon, Wilts, M.P. for Crick-
lade, 1847-57, and has issue.
II. Henrietta Mary, m. 1856, Edward Lewis Knight, Esq. of
Hornacote Manor, Cornwall, formerly Capt. 20th regt. ;
and d. May, 1876, leaving issue.
Mr. Sanford m. 2ndly, 1 Aug. 1842, Lady Caroline Anne
S anhope, dau. of Charles, 3rd Earl of Harrington, by whom
(who d. Nov. 1856) he had no issue. He d. 1 Dec. 1871, and
was s. by his eldest son,
William Ayshford Santord, Esq., now of Nynehead Court.
Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az., three bars wavy arg.,
for Sanforu ; 2nd, arg., a chevron between three martkts sa.,
for Sanford, ancient; 3rd, arg., three ashen keys ppr.
between two chevronels sa. Crest — A martlet ppr. Motto —
Ferme en foy.
Seal — Nynehead Court, Wellington, Somerset.
SANKEY OF COOLMORE.
Saneet, Jacob Hieeom, Esq. of Coolmore, co,
Tipperary, J.P., Capt. E.N. (retired), b. 23 Jiily,
1807 ; m. 8 Feb. 1844, Melita Anne, only dau. of
Capt. Gawen William Eowan Hamilton, R.N. , C.B.,
of Killyleagh Castle, co. Down, and has Lad issue,
I. Matthew Villiers Elrington, b. 1 April, 1858.
I. Catherine Amelia, m. July, 1865, David, 2nd soa of
Da\id Hart, Esq. of the Park, Leytonstone, Essex.
II. Mary Elizabeth, m. 12 June^ 1867, J. Barnett Barker,
Esq., Capt. 75th regt.
III. Melita Henrietta, d. Oct. 1852. iv. Evelyn Grace.
IttUCitCJC. — The Sankeys descend from a Lancashire family
of considerable antiquity.
Hiebom Sankey, Esq., aged 25 in 1646 [(the elder son of
Richard Sankey, of Endsworth, Salop, by Anne his wife, dau.
of Hilary Smolt, Esq. of Burford Castle, Dorset, and grandson
of Peter Sankey, Esq. of Cotton, Salop, who was younger
son of Thomas Sankey, of Sankey, co. Lancaster, temp.
Queen Elizabeth) was Major-Commandant of the Regt. of
Horse of Chester, and afterwards Col. of Horse, Commander
of a Brigade in Ireland. He became M.P. successively for cos.
Cork, Waterford, and Tipperary, and also for the borough of
Woodstock. He d. s. p. and intestate. Administration was
granted, 4 Feb. 1687, to his nephew,
Richard Sankey, Col. in the army of William III. (son
of Robert Sankey, of Hodnet, Salop), m. Mary, dau. of
William Taylor, Esq. of Ballynort, co. Limerick, and dying
1G93, left a son,
Jacob Sankey, Esq., m. Abigail, dan. of Mathew Jacob,
Esq., M.P., of St. Johnstown, and was father of
Mathew Sankey, Esq. of Coolmore, hi. Elizabeth, dau. and
co-heir of John Villiers, Esq. of Hanbury Hall, co. Stafford,
and had issue,
I. Jacob, his heir. ii. Mathew.
III. Richard, of St. Kitts, Member of Assembly.
IV. George.
V. William, M.P., of Harcourt Street, Dublin, m. Mary, dau.
of Stephen Mills, Esq. of the city of Cork, Banker, and had
issue,
1 Matthew, &. 1818; m. Eleanor, dau. of Col. Henry D'Hara,
of O'Harabrook, co. Antrim, nephew of Viscount Duncan
of Cauiperdowo, and bad issue,
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■William, Major 9tli regt., and Brevet-Col., vi. Maria,
dau. of John Eoe, Esq. of Rockwell, co. Tipperary, and
had issue three sons and one dau.
Mathew Henry, of Lurganhrae, Fermanagh, J. P., ra.
1st, 2-t Sept. 1850, Mary Charlotte, only dau. of Kcv.
■\Villiam Lennard Koper, of Monaghan, and graiid-dau.
of the Hon. and Very Hev. Henry Koper, Dean of
Clonmaenoise, and by her (who d. 7 Oct. 1B51), had a
son,
William Eopee, 6. 8 July, 1851.
Mr. Sankcy m. 2ndly, 1 Feb. 1853, Mehetahel, younsest
dau. of John lioe, Esq. of Kockwell, co. Tipperary, and
has issue,
Mathew Villiers, 6. 3 Oct. 1853.
Hierom Richard John, 6. 2 Dec. 1854.
Henry, b. 14 Oct. 1856.
Edward Morgan Crofton, 6. 17 April. 1859.
Charles Arthur. Gerald Lewis.
Emily May Elizabeth. Ethel Eleanor.
Morgan Crofton, Capt. and Brevet- Major Bengal Artil-
lery, d. 20 March, 1868.
Richard Hierom, Capt. and Brevet-Major Madras Engi-
neers, m. Sophia, dau. of J. Benson, Esq. of Chelten-
ham, and has issue two daus.
Eleanor, r/i.Sackville Hamilton, Esq. and has issue.
Marianne, m. John M. Abbott, Esq., and has issue.
Eliza Villiers.
Grace Jane, m. Capt. Benson, Madras Army, and has
issue.
2 William, M.A., m. Sophia, dau. of Robert Mulock,
Comptroller-Gen. of the Stamp OfiBce, and had issue,
William Henry Villiers. Robert Stephen Villiers.
Anna Sophia. Jlaria Sarah.
Hannah Elizabeth, rti. John Koe, Esq. of Rockwell.
Mary Anne.
The eldest son and heir,
Jacob Sanket, Esq. of Coolmore (whose will, dated 1783,
■was proved 1784), m. 1768, Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, of DuWin,
sister of Admiral Sir Benjamin Caldwell, and had issue,
Mathew Villiers, his heir ; Charles; Jacob ; Andrew Hierom,
Capt. 57th foot, killed in Spain, 1814; Benjamin, d. s. p.;
Anne; Eliza, m. Benjamin Benyon, Esq., M.P. for Stafford;
and Catherine. The eldest son,
Mathew ViLLiEBS Sanket, Esq. of Coolmore, m. Sept. 1792,
Mary Amelia, sister of Major Elrington, Major of the Tower
of London-, and by her (who d. 1836) had issue,
Mathew Villiers, of Coolmore, in. Anne, dau. of Samuel
Perry, Esq. of Woodroffe, co. Tipperary, but d. s.^j. 1837.
John Henry, E.I.C.S., d. unm.
Jacob, now of Coolmore.
Mary Elizabeth Anne, m. Edward Galwey, Esq., son of
Ven. William Galwey, Archdeacon of Cashcl.
Ellenor Jane. Catherine, m. Rev. James Morton.
Dorothea.
Mr. Sankey d. 1815.
Arms — Arg., on a bend sa. three salmon of the field. Cre-tt —
A cubit arm vested sa. cufifed arg. holding a salmon ppr.
Motto — Sancta clavis coeli fides.
Seat— Coolmore, Fethard.
SAHSFIELD OF DOUGHCLOYNE.
Saesfield, Dominice Ronatne Patrick, Esq.
of Douglicloyiie, co. Cork, J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff co. Cork 1878, late Capt. North Cork Eifles,
h. 9 Sept. 1828 ; m. 17 June, 1858, Mary Anne Eliza-
beth Helena, dau. of James de la Cour, Esq., by
Henrietta Georgiana his wife, dau. and co-heir of
James Lombard, Esq. of Lombardstown, co. Cork
(who was killed in action, when a Major in com-
mand of a Aving of the North Cork Militia 179S),
and has issue,
I. TnoMAs RoNATNE, &. 13 April 18C2.
ir. James de la Cour, b. 20 Sept. !!^C4.
III. WilUam Stopford, b. 23 Feb. 18GS.
I. Henrietta Georgina Lombard.
n. Angelina Stopford.
III. Mary Elizabeth Annie Helena.
IV. Annie Becher de la Cour.
V. Octavia Violet Angelina.
VI. Helena Rose Sophia. vir. Flora Patricia.
VIII. Ethel Hyacinth Mary Josepha.
ILtllCagC.— The first of the family of Sarsfield who went
to Ireland was Thomas de Sarsfield, "Premier porte
banniere du Roi Henry II." a.d. 1172.
The titles of Earl of Lucan, Viscount Kilmallock, and pre-
mier baronet of Ireland, were borne by different branches of
the family. The Sabsfields of Sar/Jield Court, from whom
the Doughcloyne line, of which we treat, directly descends,
twice forfeited their estates ; first, under Cromwell, but were
reinstated at the Restoration ; and again, under Willlim III.,
having taken an active and conspicuous part in the cause of
James II.
David de Sarsfield, who, before 1300, possessed the manors
of Glynman and Calysil, was ancestor of
Geoffbet Sarsfield, 5)1. Jeanie Martyn, and acquired with
her large estates near Cork, and the fishery called Tully
Calvy ; he was father of Thomas Sarsfield, whose son, Edmond
Sarsfield, is mentioned in the will of Peter " SarcheU." He
had two sons,
William, of whose line presently.
Thomas, ancestor of the Sarsfields, Viscounts Kilsiallock,
The elder son,
William Sabsffeld, had two sons, Thomas and James,
whose son, Patrick, was ancestor of a branch of the family
settled at Johnstown. The former, Thomas Sarsfield, pre-
sented to the Rectory of Glanman in 1582. He was father of
William Sarsfield, mentioned in the settlements of Sars-
field Court, 14 Oct. 1620. This William had (with younger
issue) a son, Thomas Sarsfield, living in 1633, who was
father of
DoMiNicK Sarsfield, who obtained a decree, 23 July,
1663, to be re-established in possession of Sarsfield Court,
Tempulosky, and other lands, which had been confiscated by
Cromwell, and, 3 July, 1681, letters patent to execute the
decree. His son,
DoMiNicK Sarsfield, Esq. m. Catherine Ronayne, and had
three sons, Dominick, d. v.nni. in 1767 ; Philip, of whom pre-
sently; and Edmond, Col. of the Irish Brigade, d. unm. in
France. The 2nd son,
Thomas Sarsfield, Esq. of Doughcloyne, m. Mary
Ronayne, and had an elder son,
Dominick Eonatne Sarsfield, Esq. of Doughcloyne, ra.
Jan. 1793, Mary Bruce, only dau. of James Bonwell, Esq. of
Cork, and Mary Bruce his wife, and had issue,
Thomas Eonavke, late of Doughcloyne.
James, d. unm. Dominick, Barrister-at-Law, d. 18GG.
Philip, 111. the dau. of Daniel Egan, Esq., and had one son
and two daus., rf. 1868.
Mary, m. William Hastings Greene, of Lota, co. Cork, d,
1872.
The eldest son,
Thomas Eonatne Sarsfield, Esq. of Doughcloyne, J.P.
and D.L., 6. 10 Dec. 1793 ; m. 20 May, 1820, Angelina, dau.
(by Abigail Evans his wife) of the Eev. WiUiam Stopford,
Rector of Garrycloyne, cousin of the Earl of Courtown, and by
her had issue,
D05IINICK Eonatne Patrick, now of Doughcloyne.
Abigail Joseph Anne. Angelina Maria.
He d. 7 Oct. 1865.
Arms — Per pale gn. and arg., a fleur-de-lis of the seconJ
and sa. Crest — A leopard's face or. Motto — Virtus noa
vertitur.
<S«tft— Doughcloyne, Cork.
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I
SARTOmS OF WARNFOED.
1
Saetoeis, Edwaed Johtt, Esq. of Warnforcl,
Hants, J.P., I. 1817 ; m. 1842, Adelaide, dau. of
Charles Eemble, Esq., and has issue,
I. Greville Edward, late 11th Hussars, d. 1873.
II. Algekn©n Charles Frederick, of Tichfield, Hants, 6.
1851 ; m. 1874, Ellen Wrenshall, dau. of Gen. Ulysses
Grant, ex-President of the United States. ^ J
I. May, m. W. Henry Gordon, Esq. '**<
ILt'ltCaflC— The late Urban Sartoris, of Paris, m. l%\%
Matilda, dau. of Edward Eose Tunno, Esq., had issue by her, ,
Edward John, of Warnford Park.
Frederick Urban, of Rusliden Hall, co. Northampton, 6.
1819, J.P. for NortlLiinpton, High Sheriffl856; m. 1843,
Mary, dau. of the Eev. Joseph Pratt, Eeetor of Paston, near
Peterborough, and had, 1 Frederick Maitland, Attache in
the Diplomatic Service, &. 1844; 2 Herbert; 1 Madeleine;
2 Edith : 3 Evelyn.
Alfred, of Abbotswood, co. Gloucester, and 20, Cavendish
Square, late Capt. 7th Hussars, J.P. for Berks and co.
Gloucester, b. 13 Dec. 1826; m. 28 Oct. 1856, the Hon. Mary
Frances Barrington, 3rd dau. of William, 6th Viscount Bar-
rington, and has, 1 Francis Charles, 6. 18 Aug. 1857. Lieut.
7thEoyal Fusiliers; 2 Leonard, b. 13 Feb. 1860; 3 Lionel
Charies George, 6. 22 Feb. 1863; 4 Maurice Wilham Urbai^
It. 8 March, 1868.
SAU
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAU
1417
Jules Alexandre, in. Miss Lyster, and d. 1803, leaving three
daus.
Charles, J.P. for Oxon, Hic;h Sheriff 1872, of Wilcotcs,
Oxon, 6. 16 Oct. IS'i;-); m. 16 Sept. 1«6'2, Mary Hfi-mione,
2nd ilau. of James Henry Callander, Esq. of Anlkinglass and
Craigforih, by his 1st wile, the lion. Jane Erskiue.
Eliza, m. the Marquis de I'Aigle.
Scat — Warnford, Bishop's Waltham.
SAUNDERS OF WENNIN-GTON EALL.
Saundehs, William Allen FnAifCis, Esq. of
"VTeunington Hall, co. Laucaster, and Black Tor-
rington, Devon, J.P. and D.L. for co. Lancaster, High
Sheriff 1862, and J.P. for Westmorland and West
Eiding of York, 6. 22 Aug. 1818; m. 30 Dec.
ISil, Dorothy, dan. of the late Josias Moi'lcj, Esq.
of Beamsley Hall, West Eiding, and Marrick Park,
North Eiding co. York (see Moeley of Marriclc
Park), and by her (who d. Feb. 1874) has had
issue,
I. Francis Morloy, d. an infant, 8 Auff. ISoO.
II. Charles Morlet, b. 3 Oot. 1851, J.P. for cos. Lancaster,
Westmorland, and West Eiding co. York, and Cap:. 1st
Royal Lancashire Militia.
III. Clervaux Morley, of Eovacott, Xorth Devon, J.P. for
Devon, l>. 16 June, 1854; m. 3 Jan. 1877, Eleanor Frances,
eldest dau. of E. Wilberforce TJnwin, Esq. of Forest Lodge,
Hants, and has a son, Clervaux Leslie Blorley.
IV. George Morley, h. 8 Sept. 1855, Lieut. lOGtli Light In-
fantry.
I. Eleanor Jane, to. 1874, the Eev. Charles Stead Hope, of
Holy Trinity Vicarage, Southport, and has two daus.,
Dorothy Eleanor, and Piosamond Frances.
II. Frances Debonnaire.
III. Adeline Clecre, d. 12 Jan. 1854.
HiucatJC. — From the earliest records we learn that Wen-
nington Hall, together with the Manor of Wennington, was
held by a family of the name of Morley. At a period ante-
cedent to the time of Edward II., William de Wennington was
in possession of this estate, which, about 4 Edward HI. (1330),
passed to the family of Morley, on the marriage of Margaret,
only dau. and heiress of Gilbert de Wennington, with Puchard
de Merley, or Morley, of Great and Little Morley, co. Lan-
caster. The property remained in the possession of t!ie
Morleys until 1673, when, on their removal to Beamsley Hall,
in the West Pviding of Yorkshire, it was sold to the Marsdens
of Gisburn. It was subsequently purchased by
EicuARD Saunders, Esq. of Fair i^awn, co. Lancaster, 6. 18
April, 1764, eldest son of William Saunders, Esq. and Elizabeth
Rudd his wife. Mr. Saunders m. 28 April, 1808, Anna Maria,
dau. of John Leaper-Xewton, Esq. of The Manor House,
MicUleover, co. Derby, and has issue,
WiLLiAM^LLEN FRANCIS, now of Wennington Hall.
Anna Maria Alice, m. Itev. Charles Heskcth, Rector of
Korth Mtols, and Meols Hall, brother of Sir P. Hesketh,
Fleetwood, Bart., of Eossall Hall, and has issue, 1 Bold
Fleetwood, d. an infant ; 2 Edward Fleetwood, J.P. for co.
Lancaster: 1 Anna Maria Emily, m. J. Bibby, Esq. of Hart
Hill; 2 Adelaide, m. G. Robertson, Esq.; 3 Debonnaire, ra.
W. Maclnroy, Esq. of Lude, co. Perth ; 4 CaroUne Sumner.
Mr. Saunders d. 18 April, 1854.
v</-/!is— Per chevi-on arg. and sa. three elephants' heads
wased counterchanged. Crest— A.n elephant's head erased
arg. Motto — Spes mea in Deo.
Seat.% — Wennins'ton Hall, near Lancaster; and Black Tor-
rington, Korth Devon.
♦
SAUNDESS OF LAEGAY.
Sattndees, Eichaed, Esq. of Largay, co. Cavan,
h. 27 Jan. 1800; m. 1st, 5 Aug. 1821, Miss Day,
niece of Sir John Day, Advocate- General of Bengal,
and by her (who d. Dec. 1834) has issue,
I. Augustus Richard, Lieut. GOth Rifles, 6. 1822; deceased.
II. Henry, b. 1324 ; deceased.
ni. Edward, 6. 1824; m. Caroline, dau. of John Weldale
KnoUys, Esq. of Reading, Bcrks-
I. Susan, ra. John Richards, Esq. of Earnagh, co. Mayo.
II. Julienne, m. A. Z. Cox, Esq. of Heme Gate, and
Ilarwood Hall, Essex.
lii. Mary Anne, si. Rev. Mainwaring White.
Mr. Saunders m. 2ndly, Jane, -widow of Eichard
Leigh, Esq. of Hawley House, Kent.
Ht'nrjigC. — Robert Saitn-deks, a Col. in Oliver Crom-
'well's army, was appointed Governor of Kinsalc, co. Cork,
by the Usurper. He got a grant of "The Deeps " and other
lands in the co. Wexford, amounting to 3,725 acres, by patent,
dated 7 Feb. 19 Charles II., and a lease of several lands
and tenements in the barony of Imokilly, co. Cork, dated
15 Feb. 1657. He m. Sarah, dau. of Henry Owen ITitzHerbert,
of CO. Stafford, and had issue,
I. Joseph, of Saunders Court, co. Wexford, whose will, dated
1 March, 1681, was proved 11 May, 16b2. He ,a. Jane, dau.
of Henry Whitfield, Esq. of Dublin, by whom (wuo//i.2ndly,
Robert Doyne, Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
in Ireland— xcc Doyne of WMi) he had, with a dau.,
Dorothy, a son,
Richard Saunders, Esq. of Saunders Court, High Sheriff
CO. Wexford 1707, who left an only dau. and heiress,
Jant3 Sain-ders, m. 1st, Aus. 1725, William Woith, Esq.
of Eathfarnham, co. Dubiin ; and 2niUy, Arthur, Isl
Earl of Arran.
II. Robert, of Dublin, Prime Serjeant at Law, temp. Queen
Anne, whose will, dated 8 March, 1707, was proved 14 Dec.
170S. He left, with a dau., m. Benjamin Fisli, Esq., three
sons,
.1 Joseph, of Newtown Saunders, co. Wicklow, whose will,
dated 6 Oct. 1713, was proved 28 No?. 1720. He d. s. ;.).
2 Robert, of Dublin, whose will, dated 23 Oct. 1731, was
proved 18 Dee. 1732. He left, by .iViine his wife, a dau.,
Avis, and two sons,
Anderson, b. 1694, who had a son,
Robert, of Ballinastra, co. Wexford, who d. 1767,
leaving, by Martha his wife, three sons, 1 Anderson,
of Newtown Saunders, who had two sons, Anderson
(Capt. 9th regt.) and Richard ; 2 Joshua, m. Hannah
MeWilliams, and had a son, Richard Donovan, bapt.
at Ferns, co. Wexford, 18 Oct. 1776; 3 Bartholomew.
Eichard, who is mentioned in the wUl of his uncle,
Joseph.
S Morley, LL.D., Barrister-at-Law, appointed 2nd Serjeant-
at-Arms 29 Oct. 1692, b. in co. York 1671. Purchased
Saiuiders Grove and other estates in co. Wicklow, and
loft, by Frances Goodwin his wife, an only dau. and
heiress,
Cordelia, TO. George Pendred, Esq., and had a son, Morley
Pendred, who adopted the surname of Saukbeks (ste
S.\DNDERS of Saunders Grove).
in. Anbersox, whose descendants carried on the male line
of the family, of whom hereafter.
I. Elizabeth, i/i. John PucUle, Esq. of Kew Ross, co. Wexford.
It. Mehetabel. in. Rebecca. iv. Hannah. v. IJethia.
VI. Mary. vii. Bathsheba. vui. Jane.
The 3rd son,
Anderson Saunders, Esq. of Newtown S.aunders, co. Wick-
low, lii. Elizabeth Battcrsby ; and d. 1717, leaving an only son,
Anderson Saunders, Esq. of Newtown Saunders, 6. 1716;
m. 1st, Lucy, dau. of Owen Wyuue, Esq. of Haslcwood, co.
Sligo, by whom he had issue,
RicHAED, his successor.
Joanna, to. Nov. 1759, Thomas Townlcy Dawson, Esq. of
Kinscaly, co. Dublin.
Mr. Saunders to. 2ndly, Elizabeth Wallbanke Childers, of
Cautley Lodge, co. York, and had further issue,
Anderson. Wilham.
Elizabeth.
The eldest son,
Richard Saunders, Esq. of Newtown Sanndci-s, ra. Anne
Parker, and had four sons and four daus.,
I. Owen, his successor. ii. Joliu Robert. iii. Anderson.
IV. Richard.
I. Belinda. ii. Anne Mary. in. Eilcn. iv. Jane.
The eldest son,
Owen Saunders, Esq. of Largay, ra. 1799, Mary Anne, dan.
of Richard Sadleir, Esq. of Sadleir's Wells, co. Tipperary, and
had issue,
I. Richard, his heir.
II. Henry Owen, of Grcyfort, co. Tipperary, 6. 1805; m.
1832, Ellen, dau. of Rev". JIatthew Moore, of Moore's Fort,
in that co., and has two sons and a dau.,
Robert Harlowen, 6. July, 1838 ; deceased.
Edward, Lieut. 5th Royal Lancers, 0. 1 Jan. 1839.
Ellen Pauline, deceased.
I. Ellen, m. Thomas Sadleir, Esq. of Castletown, co. Tip-
perary.
II. Jemima, to. Edward Synge, Esq. of Syngefield, King's
Co.
Mr. Saunders d. 1831, and was s. by his eldest soiv >
4 y2
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SAU
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SAU
KicnAKD Sacndeks, Esq. of Largay, representative of tlie
Saunders family in Ireland.
A -nns — Ar?;., a chevron between three elephants' heads erased
sa. on a chief jcu. between two plates a sword in pale, the blade
broken, point hunsring down all ppr. Crest — Out of a mural
crown ppr. an elephant's head arg. charged with a torteau.
Mollo — Nil consciresibi.
iScots— Largay, co. Cavan ; Hawley House, Kent.
SATTNDEES OF SAUNDERS GEOVE.
Satjxdees, Kobeet Joseph Peatt, Esq. of
Saunders G-rore, co. Wicklow, J.P. cos. Wicklow
and Kildare, Major luldare Militia, and High
Sherife 1878, Lieiit. Eoyal Artillery from 1859 to
18S7, h. 15 Jan. 1841 ; s. his father April, 1871,
and was appointed, 1876, .Aide-de-Camp to his
G-race the Date of Marlborough, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland.
ILiuCagC— This is a branch of the family of Pendred,
long resident in the co. Korthampton, which settled in
Ireland tanp. William III. ; through an heiress of the family
of Saunders they acquired estates in the cos. of Wicklow
and Kildare, and adopted the surname of Sacndkbs {see
Sacndebs of Largay).
WiLLLAM Pendked, Esq. of Eroghillstown, in the barony of
Kathvilly, co.Carlow, purchased from Charles, Earl of Arran,
a fee farm of the lands of Tobinstown, in that co. for £2,GC5,
24 Dec. 1723. By Elizabeth his wife he had issue,
I. William, of Eroghillstown, his heir, h. 1709. his will, dated
4 Jan. 1758, was proved 3 April, 1762. By Letitia his wife
he left two sous and four daus.,
1 William. 2 Vaughan.
1 Letitia, whose will, dated 26 June, 1765, was proved
4 Nov. 1771.
2 WOhelmina. 3 Bridget (Mrs. Sadleir).
4 Martha, m. Jan. 1777, Cornelius Heldon, Esq. of
Dublin.
II. George, of whom hereafter.
I. Martha, d. u;ii/i., will dated 3 Nov. 1779, proved I Jan.
1788.
n. Elizabeth, to. June, 1718, Jonathan Naylor, Gent, of
Baltinglass. iii. Sarah.
IV. Mary, m. Sept. 1733, John Scott, of Dublin, Gent.
Mr. Pendred's will, dated 16 March, 1735, was proved 6 Jan.
1736. His 2nd son,
George Pendred, Esq. of Saunders Grove, co. Wicklow,
was High Sheriff for that co. 1735. He m. Cordelia, dau. and
heir of Morley Saunders, Esq. of Saunders Grove, LL.D.,
2nd Serjeant-at-Arms, by whom he had three sons and one
dau.,
I. MoRLET. n. Joseph. ni. William.
I. Avis.
George Pendred d. 24 April, 1741. His eldest son,
MoRLET Pendred, Esq. of Saunders Grove, 6. 1724, having
inherited his mother's property, adopted the surname of
Sacndebs. He was High Sheriff co. Wicklow 1788 ; m. Lady
Martha Stratford, dau. of John, 1st Earl of Aldborough, and
had, with other daus.,
I. MoRLET, his heir.
II. John Stratford, Lient.-Gen. in the army, m. Jan. 1822,
Jane, dau. of Alderman Mark Bloxham, of Dublin, and
had issue,
1 John Stratford, an officer in the 56th regt., 6. 5 April,
1824; d. unm. Dec. 1854.
2 Morley Caulfield, an officer in the 12th regt., m. Miss
Henrietta Howard, and has issue five sons, Morley;
Charles; John; Stratford; Arthur; and three daus.,
Grace : Florence ; Lucy.
1 Martha Elizabeth Jane, 7)i. Mark Taylor, Esq.
I. Martha Louisa, m. John Lloyd Williams, Esq. of Gwemant,
CO. Cardigan.
n. Delia Sophia, m. Eev. Meade Swift, alias Dennis.
The eldest son,
Morley Saunders, Esq. of Saunders Grove, J. P., m. June,
1787, EUen Katherine, dau. and heiress of James Glascock,
Esq. of Music Hall, co. Dublin, and by her (who d. 20 Sept.
1839) had issue,
I. Morley John Stratford, d. unm. 1809.
II. EoBERT Frascis, who s. his father.
III. Edward Henry Conyngham, a Midshipman on board Sir
Michael Seymour's frigate, the "Niemen:" killed by the
Captain of an American prize (the "Purse"), with which
he was sent home as Prize-master, Nov. 1811.
IV. James Thomas Conolly (Kev.), m. 11 Dec. 1828, Augusta
Sophia, dau. of John Lloyd Williams, Esq. of Gwemant, co.
Cardigan, and has issue,
1 Morley Benjamin (Eev.), 6.;6 Jan. 1830; «i.2G May, 1S6C,
Slaria Frend.
1 Louisa Emily, to. 12 Jan. 1860, Thomas Tickell, Capt.
Pi.N.
3 Ellen Oliver, m, 17 Feb. 1863, John 0. H. N. Oliver,
Deputy Commissioner at Sirsa, in the Punjaub, India.
6 Augusta Catherine, to. 19 July, 1860, James A. M. M.
Biggs, E.I.C.S.
V. Albert Wingfield, Ensi.gn 88th regt., killed at Vittoria.
I. Katherine Martha, m. Thomas Stratford Dennis, Esq. of
Fort Granite, co. Wicklow ; and d. 1825.
It. EUen, d. unm. 1877.
III. Charlotte Hannah Maria, d. unm. 1873.
Mr. Saunders d. 25 March, 1825, and was s. by his eldest sur-
viving son,
EoBERT Francis Sacnders, Esq. of Saunders Grove, co.
Wicklow, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of the co. 1822, served
with the 67th regt. in the Peninsula (for which he received
medal and clasps), and with the 68th in North America, to.
4 Feb. 1840, Elizabeth Martha, 3rd dau. of Joseph Pratt, Esq.
of Cabra Castle, co. Cavan, and had issue,
I. Egbert Joseph Pratt, his successor.
II. Harlowen Moblet, Lieut. 58th regt., 6. 10 Dec. 1842.
I. Jemima Sarah, b. 1845; d. 1847.
Mr. Saunders d. April, 1871, and was s. by his eldest son,
EoBEBT Joseph Pratt Saunders, now of Saunders Grove.
Scat — Saunders Grove, co. Wicklow.
SATJNDERSON OF CASTLE SAUNDERSON.
Saundeesok, Edwaed James, Esq. of Castle
Saunderson, co. Cavan, J. P., M.P. for co. Cavan,
m. 22 June, 1865, Hon. Helena Emily De Moleyns,
youngest dau. of Thomas, 3rd Lord Ventry, and
has issue,
I. Somerset. ii. Edward. m. Armar.
IV. John Vernon.
I. Eosa.
ItilTCagr.— Eoeebt Sabkdekson, the first of the family
who settled at Castle Saunderson, co. Cavan, Ireland, was a
scion of the family of Saunderson of Saxby, and is supposed
to have been Eobert, the 4th son of Nicholas, 1st Viscount
Castleton. He served in the army with great distinction
under Gustavus Adolphus, and was sent with his regiment to'
Eussia. He d. 1676, leaving three sons,
I. Eobert.
II. James, of Drumkeen, co. Cavan, who served in the wars
of Spain, and was wounded at the battle of Almanza. He
TO. Miss White, of Eedhills, and had issue, three sons,
1 Alexander, successor to his uncle.
2 James. 3 Eobert. J
III. William, of co. Westmeath. 1
The eldest son,
Eobert Saunderson, of Castle Saunderson, M.P. for Cavan,
and Col. of a regt. under King William 111., m. Miss Leslie,
of Glasslough, and d. 1723, leaving his property to his
nephew,
Alexander Saunderson, Esq. of Castle Saunderson, m.
Mabella, dau. of William Saunderson, Esq. of Westmeath, son
of the 1st Col. Eobert Saunderson, of Castle Saimderson, and
had issue, a son and successor,
Francis Saunderson, Esq. of Castle Saunderson, to. Miss
Atkinson, of Cangort Park, King's Co.; and d. 1750, leaving
a son and successor,
Alexander Saunderson, Esq. of Castle Saunderson, who
claimed the Viscountey of Castleton, in the Irish House of
Lords. He m. Eose, dau. of Trevor Lloyd, Esq. of Gloster,
King's Co., and d. 1776, leaving, with other issue,
Francis, his heir.
Alexander, Col. in the army, and Lieut.-Col. 69th regt.,
d. unm.
John, TO. Miss Hamilton, and had a son and a dau., who are
both deceased.
Eobert (Eev.), Eector of Borrisokane, co. Tipperary, m.
Miss Johnston, of Magheramena ; and d. 1847, having had
one surviving son, James, of Villa Nova, co. Monaghan.
The eldest son,
Francis Saunderson, Esq. of Castle Saunderson, M.P. eo.
Cavan, h. 15 Sept. 1754; m. 28 Aug. 1779, Anne Bassett, dau.
of Stephen White, Esq. of Miskin, Glamorgan, and heiress of
the Bassett estates in that co., and by her (who d. 1845) had
issue,
I. Ali;xani>eb, his successor.
II. Francis (Eev.), Rector of Kildallon, co. Cavan, m. 1825,
Lady Catherine Crichton, sister of John, 3rd Earl of Erne,
14 Oct. i860.
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m. Hardresg Eobevt, lyiout.-Col., late of tlie Grenadier
Guards, of Northbrook House, Hants, m. Lady Maria Anne
Luttrell Olmius, dau. and co-heir of John, Srd Earl of
Carliampton, Baron Irnham, and had issue,
1 Hardress Luttrell, Major Cavan Militia, and late Capt.
66th regt., ih. 23 Dec. 1847, Lady Eliza Dawson Damcr,
sister of Henry John, 3rd Earl of Portarlington, K.l'.
2 John Luttrell, Capt. R.A., d. 18 Feb. ISCI.
3 Francis Luttrell, 68th Light Infantry.
1 Maria Anne, 7)1. 1852, William Stevenson, E.<;q., Scots
Fusilier Guards. 2 Cecilia Selina.
3 Rose Frances. 4 Constance Albucra.
6 Florence Vittoria, m. July, 18o6, Marnutduke Grimston,
Esq., eldest son of Col. Grimston, of Grimston Garth, co.
York.
IV. James, Lieut. R.N., m. Selina, dau. of Col. and Lady
Anne Fox, of Fox Hall, co. Longford, and dau. of Barry,
2nd Earl of Farnham, and has issue.
V. "William Bassett, Lieut. -Col. in the army.
I. Lydia Waller, m. Very Eev. Gilbert Holmes, Dean of
Ardfert.
II. Cecilia, m. James Henry Slater, Esq. of Xewiek Park,
Sussex.
Mr. Saunderson f?. 1827. His eldest son,
Alexander Saunderson, Esq. of Castle Saunderson, J.P.
and D.L., Col. of the Militia, High Sheriff 1818, and late M.P.
CO. Cavan, 6. 22 July, 1783; m. 18 March, 1828, Hon. Sarah
Juliana Maxwell, eldest sister of Somei'set, 8th and present
Lord Farnham, and d. Dec. 1857, having had issue by her
(who (?. 17 Dec. 1870),
Alesandek de Bedick, I). 18 Feb. 1832: </. 26 Dec. 1860.
Somerset Basset, Uth Hussars, A D.C., 6. 16 Nov. 1834;
m. 16 April, 1864, Emily Mary, dau. of Edward Henry
Cole, Esq. of Stoke Lyne, Oxon, and the Lady Henry
Moore, and has issue,
1 Henry. 2 Kichard. 3 Charles.
1 Maud.
Edward James, present proprietor of Castle Saunderson.
Llewellyn Traherne Bassett, of Dromkeen House, co. Cavan,
late 11th Hussars, J.P. co. Cavan, High Sheriff 1868, Major
Cavan Militia, b. 1 Sept. 1841 ; m. 3 May, 1866, Lady
Rachel Mary Scott, 3rd dau. of John Henry, 3rd Earl of
Clonmell, and has had issue, Alexander Traherne, d. 8 Jan.
1869; Llewellyn Traherne, b. 5 June, 1870; Reginald
Traherne, 6. 23 Nov. 1873; Maurice Traherne, b. 5 July,
1875; Mabel Charlotte, b. 9 July, 1867; Ethel Rose, b.
9 March, 1872; Rachel Cecilia, b. 5 Jan. 1877.
Juliana Harriet, m. Rev. Lewis Hogg. Rose Ann.
Arms — Paly of six, arg. and az. over all a bend sa. Crxt —
A talbot passant arg. spotted sa. Motto— Jc snis vcillant a
pi aire.
Seat— Castle Saunderson, Eelturbct, co. Cavan.
SAtrHIN OF OEIELTON.
Satjeix, Make Anthony, Esq. of OrieUon, co.
Pembroke, J.P., High Sheriff 18G7, b. 1815 ; m.
1844, Margaretta Sutton, dau. of Eev. John Jones,
and by her (who d. 1870) has, -with other issue,
1. Morgan James, late Capt. Carabineers, b. 1845; m. 1873,
Fanny, only child of Tyrwhitt Walker, Esq. of Bossington
House, Hants, and has issue.
ILfllCrtCfC. — The Saurins were one of the nuguenot families
which quitted France on the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes,
They first went to Geneva, and thence to Ireland.
Vert Rev. Louis Saurin, D.D., brother of the eminent
French preacher, Jaques Saurin, was aijpointed Precentor of
Ch. Ch. Cathedral, Dublin, 22 March, 1727, and Dean of
Ardagh same day; ni. Mademoiselle Cornet La Bretonier,
who d. at Belfast, 15 April, 1753. TheDeantL 19Sept. 1749, and
was buried at St. Anne's, Dublin, leaving, with three daus.,
Helena, Mariana, and Cornelia, one son,
Rev. James Sacrin, Vicar of Belfast, m. 24 July, 1757, Jane,
sister of William Johnston, Esq. of Portrush, co. Antrim, and
had issue,
I. Louis.
II. William (Right Hon.'^ Attorney-General for Ireland, and
a Privy Councillor, m. JIary, dau. of Edward O'Brien, Esq.,
grandson of Wdliam, 3rd Earl of Inchiquin, sister of Wil-
liam and James, 2nd and 3rd Marquesses of Thomond, and
widow of Sir Richard Cox, 4th bart., by whom (who d. 28
Jan. 1810) he had issue,
1 Edward, Admiral R.N., m. 15 July, 1828, Lady Mary
Ryder, 2nd dau. of Dudley, 1st Earl of Harrowby, and
had issue. Their eldest son, W'illiam Granville, m.
2 Aug. 1865, Nadinc-Nicolaievna, youngest dau. of M.
de Smirnoff, Privy Councillor and Senator of the Empcior
of Russia ; and their eldest dau., Susan Marcia, U.
3 April, 1878. Admiral Saurin d. 28 Feb. 187a.
2 James, Esquire to William, 2nd Jfarquess of Thoraond
at his installation as a Knight of St. Patrick. May, 1819. '
3 Mark Anthony, also Esquire to the Marquess of Thomor.d
at his installation.
1 Sarah, ih. Jan. 1811, John Flood, Esq. of Flood Hall, co.
Kilkenny, and </. s. p.
III. Mark Anthony, h. in Holland, 1720.
IV. Jambs (Right Kev.) of whom hereafter.
Rev. James Saurin made his will 20 Jan. 17CG, which was
proved 27 Aug. 1772. His 4th son,
Eight Rev. James Saurin, D.D., Bishop of Dromore, vras
ordained at Lisburn, 2 Feb. 1781, appointed Vicar of Rosenalis,
CO. Kildare, 1801, Dean of Cork 1812, Archdeacon of Dublin
1813, Dean of Derry 1818, and was consecrated Bishop of
Dromore at Armagh, 19 Dec. 1819. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of
William Lyster, Esq., and d. 9 April, 1842, leaving issue,
James (Ven.), appointed Archdeacon of Dromore, 10 May,
1832. Mark Anthony, now of Orieiton.
Emily, to. 1824, Eev. Edward Richards, Chancellor of the
Diocese of Dromore, and Rector of Clouallon, co. Down (see
Richards of Ardamine).
A rms — Arg., out of a mount vert an oak tree ppr. on a chief
az. a crescent between two mullets of the first. Crest — An oak
tree ppr.
Scats — Orieiton, Pembroke; and Kilwendeg, Newcastle
Emlyn.
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SAVERY OF SHILSTON.
Savert, John Thomas, Esq. of The Cottage,
Modbury, m. Margaret AmeHa, dau. of Capt. Short-
land, R.N., and Commissioner of H.M. Uockyard,
Poi't Royal, Jamaica.
JLtltCagC— Eisdon, in his Survey of Devon, says, "The
family of Savery came originally out of Brittany."
John Savert, of Holbeton, Devon, was living in 1501. The
Lordship and Manor of Holbeton was in the family several
generations. He had two sons, Christopher, and Richard.
The latter was common ancestor of the Saverys of Eattery and'
Slade. The eldest son,
Christopher Savert, Esq., was Mayor of Totnes, Devon,
1535-36. His son and heir,
Stephen Savert, Esq., m. Johanna, dau. and eo-lieiress of
John Servington, Esq. of Tavistock, Devon. His son and lieir.
Sir Christopher Savert, Knt. of Shilston, was High Sheriff
of Devon 1619, and distinguished himself as a Parliamentarian
during the Civil War. He m. Johanna, dau. of Thomas Carew,
Esq. of Haccomb, and was s. by his son and heir,
Christopher Savert, Esq., of Shilston, J. P., Lieut.-Col in
the army, ra. Johanna, dau. and co-heiress of Gilbert, alias
Webber, of Bowrings Leigh, and had two sons, Servington,
his heir; and Richard, father of Capt. Thomas Savery, F.R.S.,
one of the inventors of the steam engine, who was b. at
Shilston about 1650. The elder son and heir,
Servington Savert, Esq. of Shilston, m. 1st, Catherine Lus-
combe, widow, dau. of Richard Lee, Esq. of Totnes; and 2ndly,
Florence, dau. of Sir Edmond Fowel, Knt. of Fowelscombe.
He d. 1689, and was s. by his son and heir,
Christopher Savert, Esq. of Shilston, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Col. Cloberry, and was father of
Servington Savery, of Shilston, M.A. and F.R.S., m. Eliza- '
beth, dau. of John Hale, of Bowring's Leigh, and was s. by
his son,
Christopher Savert, of Shilston, m. 1717, Sarah, dau. of
Sir John Davie, 5th bart. of Crcdy, and was father of
John Savery, Esq. of Shilston, who, by Sarah his wife, dau.
of Walter Prideaux, of Dartmouth, had three sons, of \vhon»
the 3rd,
Christopher Savert, Esq. of Shilston and South Efford, b.
1756; m. Mary, dau. of John Wise, Esq. of Wonwcll, Devon,
by Margaret his wife, only child and heiress of Arthur Aysh-
ford, Esq., and left two sons and one dau.,
John Servington Savert, Esq. of Venn, Devon.
Servington Savert, Esq. of Fowelscombe, Devon, m. IS13,
Mary, dau. of John Lakeman, Esq. ; and d. 1855, without
issue.
JIary Wise, m. Abraham Jlills Hawkins, Esq., Admiral R.N.
of Butville, near King-sbridge, Devon; she d. 1854, leaving
issue one son.
The eldest son,
John Servi.ngton Savert, Esq. of Venn, m. Mary Anno,
dau. cf the late Eev. Thomas Ley, of Shorbrook, Devon, and
and by her (who <?. 1861) left at his decease, Jan. 1862, John
Thomas, now of The Cuttage, Modbury; and nine daus., of
whoiu the eldest d. 1867; and Frances, m. Thomas Kins, ^si.
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of the Manor House, North Hiush, and lias issue a son and
three daus.
Arins—G\x., a fcss vair between three unicorns' heads couped
or, quartering, Servington and Gilbeet. Crest— A heron's
head and neclc erased arg. between two wings displayed sa.
in the beak an oUve branch vert. Molto—Aut vita libera auC
mors gloriosa.
£esidence—Thc Cottage, Modbury, Devon.
SAVIIiE OF BALLENDHICK.
Savile, John Walter, Esq. of Ballendrict, co.
Perth, and of Laiigdon House, Dawlish, Devon,
Hon. Lieut.-Col. 1st Devon Militia, and Capt.
(retired half-pay) H.M. Indian Forces, J.P. for
Devon, b. 2i Jan. 1825 ; m. 25 Jan. 1859, Sarah
Emma, eldest dau. of George Stoddart, Esq., of
Ballendrick, co. Pertli, formerly H.B.M. Cou^ul at
Madeira, and has issue,
I. George Walter Wrey, b. 14 March, 1800.
II. rhilip Bourchier, b. 9 June, 1861.
III. Ecginald Vernon, b. 22 Oct. 18G1.
IV. Leopold llalliday, 6. 31 Aug. 1870.
I. Lorina Augusta. li. Emma Louisa, d. 13CG.
III. Mildred Elcanora.
ILfnCitrjC. — CnRisTOPnEu Atkisron, Esq. of Park Street,
Westminster, and Swectlands, Devon, U.l'. for Hcdon, co.
York, appears to have been descended from William Atkin-
son, Esq. of Little Cattail, co. York, 1550, whose name is men-
tioned in the Heralds' Visitation of 1G12. Christopher m. Jane,
dau. and heir of John Savilo, Esq. of Enfield, Middlesex, and
assumed, by royal license, 1798, the surname and arms of
Savile. He was father of
Albany Savile, Esq. o-f Oaklands, D.C.L., J.P. and D.L.,
M.P. for Okehampton, m. 1815, Eleanora Elizabeth, •2nd dau.
of Sir Bourchier Wrey, 7th bart. of Tawstoek House, Devon,
and had issue,
I. Albany BotTRcniEB, his heir, d. 1873.
II. Bourchier Wrey (Ucv.), Rector of Dunchideock nnd Shil-
lingford, 0. 11 Blarch, 1S17; m. April, 1812, I\Iary l':iizabeth,
dau. of James Whyte, Esq. of Pilton House, Devon, and has
issue,
1 Walter Albany, h. G Aug. ISIG.
2 Bourcliier Bercsford, U.N.
S Henry, ll.N., h. 2 March, 1854.
4 Charles, twin with Henry.
1 Constance Emma Bercsford, b. 24 Dec. 1844.
2 Blanch Eleanora Bourchier, twin with Constance, m.
7 April, 18G9, John du Terreau Bogle Koyal, Esq., and
has issue.
3 Emma Elizabeth Adelaide, 6. 2 Dec. 1847 ; m. 22 Aug.
18UG, Major-Gen. John Bercsford Smyly, and has issue.
4 Mary Louisa Henrietta, b. 22 July, 1819 ; d. 10 July,
1850. 5 Augusta Fanny, b. 28 April, 1851.
III. Henry Bourchier Osborne, Capt. R.A., b. 5 3Iay, 1R19;
m. July, 1812, Catherine, dau. and sole heir of Ucv. Thomas
Law, and has issue,
Albany Robert, 18th foot, b. March, 1S:4.
Catherine Maria.
IV. Eredei'ick Alexander (Rev.), of Ardraore, Torquay, b.
4 July, 1820, Rector of Torwood, J.P. Devon; m. Sept.
1852, Sophia Stewart, only dau. of T. Dykes, Esq. of
Woodside Terrace, Glasgow, and has issue,
Walter Stewart, b. July, 1855.
Robert Dykes Stewart, b. Jan. 1SG3.
Marion Louisa. Ellen Sophia.
Adelaide Margaret. Alice Stewart.
V. Charles Ilcnry, h. 18 Sept. 1821; d. 1822.
VI. Edward Bourchier, of 30, St. George's Road, London,
S.AV., Recorder of Okehampton, b. 16 Oct. lS2;i; -,/). Cor-
nelia, dau. of D. O'Callaghan, Esq. of Balliuahinch, co.
Clare, by whom he had a dau.,
Frances Eleanora.
He i)i.2ndly, Margaret Marion, dau. of Rev. John Rteven^nn,
D.D., of Patrixbouruo, Kent, Hon. Canon of Canterbury,
and has further issue,
Edward Gordon, b. 24 Feb. 1866.
Henry Montague, b. 5 Sept. 18G7.
Evelyn St. Ledger. Ida Gwendolin.
Lillian Marion Estelle.
VII. John Walter, now of Ballendrick and Langdon House.
VIII. Robert Bourchier, b. 2 Oct. 1829; d. 1866.
I. Eleanora Maria, m. Rev. G. A. Rogers.
II. Louisa Elizabeth, d. 1852.
III. Anna Augusta, in. George Miles, Esq. of Llangattoek,
Park.
IV. Henrietta -Vnna, m. Gerald dc Courcy HamiUon, Esq.
V. Adelaide Maria.
Mr. Savile d. Feb. 18S1, and was s. by his eldest son,
Albany Bourchier, Esq. of Down House, Redland, co.
Gloucester, and previously of Oaklands, Devon, J. P., an
officer 7th Hussars, b. 26 March, 1816; m. IG May, 1848,
Elizabeth Anna, eldest dau. of Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk,
3rd bart. of Haldon, Devon, and d. 7 June, 1873.
,Armg — Arg., on a bend sa. eotised gu. three owls of the first
all within a bordure engrailed of the tliird. Crest— An eagle
rising per bend sinister or and sa. holding in the beak a tleur-
dc-lis az. Motto — Nil conscire sibi.
Seali — Down House, Rei.Uaud, co. Gloucester.
SAVILL-ONL.EY.
See Onlet.
SAWBTIIDGE OF EAST HADDOU.
Saweeidge, Edward Heney Bkidgman, Esq.
of East Haddon, co. Northampton, late Capt. 2-4th
regt. b. 1840 ; m. 1877, Bertha, eldest dau. of Ecv.
J. J. P. Grlossop, Yicar of Twickenham, Middlesex.
S-lltCHtJC' — Henry Sawbridge, Esq. of East Iladdon, co.
Northampton, b. 15 Sept. 1719 (son of William Sawbridge, Esq.
of London, by Mary his wife, dau. of Henry Shibell, and grand-
son of William Sawbridge, Esq. of Daventry, a descendant of
the Sawebidoes of Hill Morton, co. Warwick), served as High
Sheriff of CO. Northampton 1782. He m. 1752, Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Sikes, Esq. of London, and had issue (with two
datiR., who d. tinni.),
I. WiLLiAJi, his heir.
II. Henry (Rev.), M.A., Rector of Welford, EerlM, m. 1791,
Rosanna, dau. of George Cherry, Esq., and widow of Thomas
Blachford, Esq., and d. s. p. 1830.
i:i. John Sikes (Rev.), BI.A., who s. his brother as Rector of
Welford, m. Frances Jane, dau. of Framingham Thurston,
Esq. of Market Weston Hall, Suffolk, and d. 1836, having
had issue,
1 Frederick, who d. young.
2 Edward Henry (Rev.), of East itaddon, Rector of
Thclnetham, Suffolk, 6. 1813; m. 1838, Fanny Isabella,
eldest dau. of Edward Bridgman, Esq. of Coney Weston
Hall, Suffolk, and d. 1876, leaving issue,
Edward Henry Bridgman, now of East Haddnn.
John Sikes (Rev.), Rector of Thelnetham, Suffolk, b. 1841 ;
m. 1874, Elizabeth Tudo7-, eldest dau. of G. E. Frere,
Esq. of Roydon Hall, Norfolk, and has issue, John
Edward Bridgman, b. 1877 ; and Laura Helen Tudor.
Henry Barne Thurston, b. 1857; d. 1859.
Fanny Isabella Bridgman, m. 1858, Rev. C. G. Wode-
house, 2nd son of Vice-Admiral Hon. Philip Wodo-
house.
Mary, ra. 1866, Rev. Philip Cameron Wodehouse, Chap-
lain at Hampton Court Palace, 3rd son of Vice-Admiral
the Hon. Philip Wodehouse.
Elizabeth, ra. 1809, Leonard Downes, Esq., Capt. R.A.,
son of Rev. John Dowucs, Rector of Hanuington, co.
Northampton.
Laura Helen, d. 1870, Harriet.
1 Frances. 2 Jane.
3 Blary, m. Rev. W. V«'halley, Vicar of Toddington, co.
Gloucester, and d. 1850.
4 DulcibeUa. 5 Rosanna Catherine.
G Harriet, d. uvr.j. 1350. 7 Laui'a, d. unm. 1862.
Mr. Sawbridge d. 31 Dec. ISOG, and was .•-. by his son,
William Sawbridge, Esq. of East Haddon, hi. 21 Nov. 1777,
Mary, eldest dau. of Miles Barne, Esq. of Sotterley, Suffolk,
M.P., and d. 11 Oct. 1836, and was s. by his only son,
Henry Barne Sawbridge, Esq., 6. 1779 ; m. Grace Julia,
widow of T. C. Glyn, Esq., 3rd son of Sir R. C. Glyn, Bart.,
and youngest dau. of Thomas Charles Bigge, Esq. of Brenton
House, Northumberland, and d.s.p. 1851. His widow, Grace
Julia, of East Haddon House, d. 1872, and was s. by
Rev. Edward Henry Sawbridge, d. 1874, and was s. by his
eldest son, Edward Henry Bbidg.man, Esq., now of East
Haddon.
Arras — Or, two bars az. each charged with a harrulet dan-
cett&o arg., on a chief indented of the second an ermine spot of
gold. Crest — A demi-lion az. holding in his paws a saw erect
or, on the shoulder an ermine spot of gold.
SmI — East Iladdon llall, near Northampton.
SAWYER OF HEYWOOD.
Sawtee, Chaexes, Esq. of Ileywood, Berks,
Major-Gen. in the ai-my, late Lieut.-Col. of tho
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Cth Dragoon Guards, h. 19 Jialy, 1813 ; m. 1810,
Anna Mi'.riu, clau. of J. F. Timius, Esq. of llilficld,
Herts, which Lady d. 1876.
itUTCatie.— Sir Edmund Sawteb, Knt., 6. 1579, son of
George Sawteb, Esq., and Anne his wife, dau. of Elezins Hill,
of Blofield, and grandson of Edmund Sawyer, Esq. of Cawston,
Xorfolk, by his wife Jane Fiske, of Halesworth, purchased
1627, the manor, &c., of Heywood, Berks, and was Member
tor Berwick upon-Twecd, in the Parliament of 1C23. lie m.
Anne, dau. of Sir William Whitmore, Knt. of London, and d.
1G70, having had by her (who d. 1651), with other issue (of
which the 4th son was Robert (Sir), Knt., 6. 1G33, Attorney
General to Charles II., and counsel for the seven Bishops, in
the reign of James II., who d. 1692, leaving an only child.
Margaret, m. Thomas, 8th Earl of Pembroke), an eldest son,
George, who d. v. p. 1655, leaving two sons and a dau.,
Edmund, successor to his grandfather ; John, h. 16S5, d. 1722 ;
and Catherine, la. Sir Constantino Phipps, Kut., Lord Clian-
cellor of Ireland. Sir Edmund's grandson,
Edmund Sawteb, Esq. of Heywood, rn. 18G0, Mary, 2nd dau.
of John Finch, Esq. of Fiennes, Berks, and by her (who d.
1730) had (besides three daus., Sarah, Mary, and Elizabeth)
two sons, John, of whom presently; George, b. 1687, of Canon
Pyon, CO. Hereford, a Major in the army. Mr. Sawyer d.
1G98. His eldest surviving son,
John Sawyer, Esq. of Heywood, 6. 1685 ; m. Anne, dati. of
Anthony Buncombe, Esq., and sister of Anthony Duncombe,
1st Lord Feversham, and by her (who d. 1770) had, with other
issue,
Anthony, his heir.
Herbert, Admiral R.N., 6. 17-30; ra. 1755, Anne, clau. of —
Majendie, of Lisbon, and had issue,
Herbert (Sir), K.C.B., m. 1792, Louisa, dau. of John Lloyd,
Esq. of Pound, Devon, and d. 1833, having had by her
(who d. 1828),
Herbert, 6. 1793; d. 1811.
John Jervis, Lieut. K.N., 6. 1799 ; d. 1S22.
AVilliam George (.llev.), 6. 1802.
Louisa.
Jane, in. Henry Hope, Esq., Capt. E.N., and c?. 1823.
Charles, d. unm.
Susan jlnne, in. Charles Hope, Esq., Capt. R.JT.
Sophia. Louisa.
' • Sarah, m. Eev. James Thistlethwaite, of Sunning Hill, Berks.
Elizabeth. Jane, rf. 1714. Aiine.
Harriet, m. Capt. Dansey, K.N.
Mary, »;. 13 June, 1735, Ven. Charles Jenner, D.D., Pre-
bendary of Lincoln, Archdeacon of Huntingdon, Hector of
Buckworth, and Chaplain in Ordinary to King George III.
Mr. Sawyer d. 1750, and was s. by his eldest son,
Anthony Sawyer, Esq. of Heywood, 6. 1713; m. 1st, Anne,
Countess of liuglen in her own right, mother of the 4th Duke
of Queensberry; and 2ndly, Phoebe, dau. and co-heir of
Eichard llarcourt, Esq. of Wigsell, Susses, M.P., and by the
latter only (who d. 1813) had issue,
John, his successor.
Eichard, b. 1763; in. 1st, JNIiss de Petersen, a Dutch lady,
and by her had a son, Eichard John, b. 1791. He ra. 2nuly,
Mary Anne Shrapnell, and d. 1823, having had by her,
Henry Eichard, John, and Phoebe.
George (twin with Eichard), m. 1st, Miss Chappelcn, a Dutch
lady, by whom (who d. 1814) he had one son, Genrge
Anthony, 6. 1791, who in. Justine, dau. of Baron Van Wcst-
rencn, and has issue, George Cappelen, b. 1815, m. 1842,
Mary Eebecca, dau. of George Hilhouse, Esq. of Bristol,
and has issue; Charles Eichard John, b. 1S16, m. 1846,
Ellen, dau. of Joseph Butterworth, Esq. of Clapham, Surrey,
and has issue; William, b. 1817, d. 1838 ; Frederick, 6. 1821 ;
and Edward, b. 1823, m. 1856, Emma Louisa, dau. of Henry
Ward, Esq. of Brockland, Hants. He ra. 2ndly, Marianne,
■widow of Capt. William Maxwell, and d. 1837.
■ Mary, m. William Bristow, Esq. of Quiddenham, Norfolk,
and d. 1804.
Anne, m. Eev. Charles Smith, cousin to Lord Carrington,
and d. 1839.
Frances, in. George Smith, Esq., brother to Eev. Charles
Smith.
Mr. Sawyer d. 1784, and was s. by his eldest surviving son,
■ John Sawyer, Esq. of Heywood, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff
1819, b. 1762; m. 1785, Sarah, dau. of Anthony Dickins, Esq.
of Cherington, co. Warwick, and by her (who d. 1848) had
issue,
Charles, of Heywood.
Herbert, 6. 1803; d. 1877; rn. 1829, Frances Mary, only dau.
of George Smith, Esq., and by her (who d. 1851) had issue,
Duncombe Herbert (Eev.), Curate of Hammoon, Dorset;
6. 1837 ; Edward Wayland, b. 1842 ; and Mary Isabella.
Mr. Sawyer was a. at his decease, in 1815, by his elder son,
Charles Sawyer, Esq. of Heywood, J.P. and D.L., b. 1737;
in. 10 Oct. 1812, Henrietta, eldest dau. of Sir George Bowyer,
5th bart. of Eadley, in the same CO., and by her (who d. 1869)
had issue,
I. Charles, now of Heywood.
II. Edmund, Barrister-at-Law, b. ISIG.
III. Henry John, Barri.ster-at-Law, b. 1820; appointed a
Judge at Demerara, where he d. 18.52.
IV. Eobert, Barrister-at-Law, h. 1822.
V. George Herbert (Eev.), B.C.L., Vicar of St. Luke's,
Maidenhead, b. 1826.
VI. William George (Rev.), Perpetual Curate of Little Milton,
Oxon, 6. 1829; m. 18S2, Margaret, dau. of Eev. Mr. Shep-
pard, of Great Milton, Oxon.
I. Henrietta, d. 186G. ii. Cliarlotte.
Mr. Sawyer d. 1876.
Arms — Az., a fess ehcquy or and sa. between three seapies
arg. Crest — A talbot guardant ppr. Motto — Cherches ct tu
trouvcra.
&«(— Heywood, Maidenhead, Berks. Toion Rcsidmce— 20,
Eoland Gardens, S.W.
♦
SAY OF OAKLEY COURT.
Hall-Say, Eichakd, Esq. of Oakley Court,
Berks, J.P. for Norfolk and Berks, and High Sheriff
of the latter ISG-i, b. Ain-il, 1827 ; m. Aug. 1857,
Ellen, only child of Edvrard Evans, Esq. of Boveney
Court, Bucks, and has issue,
I. Lionel Henry, 6. May, 1859.
II. Geoffrey Xorraan Edward, 6. April, 1864.
I. Mary Violet, in. 26 April, 1876, Eev. Arthur Henry
Austen Leigh, Eector of Winterbourn, co. Gloucester.
ir. Beatrice Maud. in. Ethel Nina.
IV. Hilda Lilian.
This gentleman, only son of Eichard Hall, Esq. and
Harriet his Tvife, dau. of Eobert Say, Esq. of Down-
ham, Norfork, who d. 1831, assumed the sitrname
and arms of Sat, in conformity with the testamen-
tary injunction of his uncle, Eev. Henry Say, Eector
of North Twickenham and Houghton. He has had
two sisters, Harriet, m. 1850, James Thomson, Esq.,
and has by him (who d. 1870) two sons and one
dau. ; Dora, 7)i. 1848, Eev. John Macnaught, and d,
1864, leaving one sm*viving dau.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, chevronny of sixaz. and gu.,
two flaunches ermine, for Say ; 2nd and 3rd, sa., two feathers
chevronwise arg. between as many chevronels or, the whole
between two talbots' heads erased of the second, for Hall.
Crists — 1st, A stag's head erased arg. guttee de larmes in the
mouth a cinquefoil slipped vert, for Say; 2nd, A talbot's head
erased sa. charged with four bezants in cross in the mouth a
feather arg. Motto — Fare et age.
Seats — St. Ives Place, Maidenhead, Berks; Oakley Court,
Windsor.
♦
SAYER OP PETT.
Satee Johx, Esq. of Pott, in the parish of
Charing, Kent, and of Slowwe, in Ai-lingham, co.
Grloucester, b. 21 Jan. 1823 ; educated at Trin.
Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1845, M.A. 1849, Barrister-at-
Law (Lincoln's Inn) 1850, m. 13 Sept. 1849, Char-
lotte Sibella, eldest dau. of Eev. "William Crawley,
Incumbent of Flaxley, co. Gloucester (oth son of
Sir Thomas Crawley-Boevey, 2ud bart. of Elaxley
Abbey) , and has issue,
I. John, b. 3 July, 1850, educated at Rugby, and at Ch. Ch.
Oxford, M.A. 1876, Carrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), 1875.
II. George, b. 7 Sept. 1853, educated at Eton and Trin. Coll.
Oxford.
III. William, 6. 7 Nov. 1854, educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch. Oxford.
rv. Arthur, 0. 15 Aug. 1S5C.
I. JIary. n. Sibella Fanny.
2LtnCil tJC— The Saycrs were settled at a very early period
in Essex, wliere we find William and John Sayer, of Birch, in
the reign of Edward II.
John Saver, Alderman of Colchester, d. 1509, leaving by
Elizabeth, or Isabella, his wife (who d. 1530, and was buried
with her husband at St Peter's, Colchester) three sons,
George, of whom presently.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
sen
John, sometime Mayor of Colchester, who d. 15G3, leavins
two sons, William, who d. .?. p. ; and Eichard, who d. IGIU,
(et.circaSO, leaving Jane, his only dau. and heir, then under
age.
Eohert, mentioned in his mother's will, 1030, living 1545.
His issue living 1573-4.
Geobge Sater, probalily the eldest son, was 30 years Alder-
man, and in 1654 one of the Burgesses of Colchester. He
purchased temp. Elizabeth, the estate of Bourchieis Hall, in
Aldham, Essex. He d. in 1577, leaving, by his first wife
Agnes, dau. and co-heir of John Wcstdene, of co. Lincoln, an
only surviving son,
Geoege Sateb, Esq. of Bourchiers Hall, m. Rose, dau. of
William Cardinal, of Great Bromley, and dying 3 July, 159t;,
left, besides a second and youngest son, Thomas (who m. and
had issue, recorded in the Visitation of Suffolk, 1G12) an elder
Bon,
Sir George Sates, Knt. of Bourchiers Hall, m. Dorothy,
dau. of Sir John Higham, of Barrow Hall, Suffolk, and was s.
at his decease, March, 1G30, by his son,
John Sayeb, Esq. of Bourchiers Kail, 6. 1589, M.P. for Col-
chester 1645, m. Hester, dau. of Robert Honywood, Esq. of
Mark's Hall, Essex, and had issue,
I. George (Sir), of Bourchiers Hall, knighted 1640, Master of
the Horse to the King of Bohemia, who (/. v. p. 11 July,
1650, leaving (by his wife) a posthumous dau.,
Hester, m. Sir John Marsham, ■2nd bart. of Cuxton, and
was mother of the 3rd bart. She d. without surviving
issue, 171G.
II. John (Sir), of whom presently.
John Sayer d. 1658. His 2nd son.
Sib Jobs Sateb, Knt., Page lo the Prince of Orange, and
Col. of foot, 'III. Katherine, dau. of John Van Hesse Van
Piershill, of Wena, in Holland, and had five sons, George,
Eobcrt, John, Charles, and Adolphus. .Sir John d. Sept. 16G7,
and was s. by his eldest son,
Geoege Sateb, Esq., Vice-Chamberlain to Queen Catherine,
Consort to Charles 11., and also to Queen Mart II., who made
him Sub-Governor, and Gentleman of the Bedchamber to
William, Duke of Gloucester. He w. Frances, dau. and heiress
of Sir Phihp Honywood, of Pett, in the parish of Charing, Kent,
and dying May, 1718, aged 63, left a son and successor,
George Sater, Esq. of Pett, m. Mary, sister of Daniel
Godfrey, of Feversham; and rf. 1733, leaving two daus.,
Mary and Catherine (who both d. imm.), and a son,
George Sater, Esq. of Pett, -m. Mary, dau. of John
Greenhill, of Maidstone, by Mary his wife, sister of Matthew
Chandler, of St. Kadigunds, in Poiton, Kent. He was High
Sheriff of Kent in 1755, and d. 1778, leaving issue,
George, his heir.
John, Major in the army, m. Charlotte, rlau. of Charles Van,
Esq. of Llanwem, co. Monmouth, and had a son, the Kev.
John Sayer, Vicar of Arlingham, co. Gloucester, who m.
Elizabeth, only dau. and heir of Rev. Thomas Hodges, of
Slowwe, in ArUngham, also Vicar of Arlingham (who d.
1784, aged 29). He d. Is36, aged 49, having had one son,
John, now of Pett, and one dan., Mary Elizabctli, m. Kev.
John Lloyd Crawley, M.A., Vicar of Arlingham, who d.
1848.
Mary, d. ■Mvm. 30 March, 1829.
Catherine, m. Pvcv. William Gregory, 2nd son of Dr. John
Gregory, of Aberdeen. Frances, d. uiim. 3 March, 1829.
Mr. Sayer was s. by his elder sou.
The Kev. Geobge Sateb, LL.B., of Pett, Rector of Eggles-
cliffe, CO. Durham, ra. 1786, Catherine, only dau. of James
Wakely, of Charing, and had, with other issue that d. young,
Geobge Edward, his heir.
Mary, m. Henry Egerton, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-
Law, and d. s. p. June, 1854. Catherine, (/. anm. 1870.
Charlotte, d. unni. 1874. Selina, rl. unm. 1861.
Jane, m. Rev. H. T. Parker, and d. s.p. 18G4.
Mr. Sayer d. May, 1814, and was s. by his son,
George Edward Sateb, Esq. of Pett, d. u7ini. 28 May, 1871,
aged 76, and was s. on the death of his last surviving sister,
Charlotte, in July, 1874, by his cousin, John Sateb, Esq.,
the present proprietor of Pett.
Arms — Gu., a chevron arg. between three peewits ppr.
Crest — A dexter arm in armour embowed ppr. (garnished or,
the hand grasping a griffin's head erased gold. ,
St«(.')— Pett, Charing, Kent; and Slowwe, Arlingham, co.
Gloucester.
SCARLETT OF GIGHA.
ScAELETT, James Williams, Esq. of G-iglia, co.
Ai-gyll, b. 20 Feb. 1812 ; m. 14 Sept. 1837, Anno
Hhodes Williams, youugest dau. of Juiues i3rowii,
Esq. of Harcliills Grove, co, York, and by her (wLo
d. 25 Dec. ISGS) has issue,
I. William James, b. 19 Oct. 1839; m. 18C8, Henrietta
Katherine, dau. of John Low, Esq. of Dunvale, Kil-
mallock, CO. Limerick.
II. James Williams, 6. 6 Oct. 1841 ; to. 1873, Barbara Isa-
bella, dau. of Rev. John Lawson, of Draton Carew, cO;
Durham.
III. Robert Lawence, 6. 27 Jan. 1849 ; m. Arabella Lucy,
dau. of Gilbert Maxwell Walsh, Eeq. of Eockbeare Court, ,
near Exeter.
IV. Thomas Rowland, b. 17 May, 1855.
V. Harry, 6. 20 Aug. 1857.
I. Mary Williams, m. 18G5, Richard James Statfeild, Esq.
of Rocks, Sussex.
II. Charlotte Aughlin, m. 18C4, John Edward RucU-Keene,
Esq., now Lieut.-Col. R.H.A. iii. Annie.
JLinCagC— The family of Scarlett is of ancient English
origin, a branch of which emigrated to Jamaica, soon after,
the taking of that island, and became possessed of considerable^
landed property there.
Robert Scarlett, Esq. of Duckett's Spring, Jamaica, m. j
2 Feb. 1765, Elizabeth Wright, widow, dau. of Philip Anglin,]
Esq. of Paradise Estate, Hanover, Jamaica, and great-great- j
granddau. of Henry Lawrence, President of Cromwell's
Council of State, and had issue, Philip ; James ; 1st Lono \
Abinger {see Bcrke's Parage and Baronetage)\; B,oheTt; and
Sir W^iLLiAM Anglin Scarlett, Chief Justice of Jamaica
m. 19 July, 1809, Marj', dau. of Joseph Williams, Esq. of
Luana, in the parish of St. Elizabeth. The Williams family
are of Welsh origin, and have been landed proprietors ia
that island since its conquest. Sir William d. in Jamaica,
9 Oct. 1831, leaving by his said wife (who d. 11 Oct. 1832),
James Williams, now of Gigha.
Arms (borne with slight variation by the families of Scar-
lett of Not folk, Suffolk, Rtgex, Salop, and S((.iSf£)— Chequy J
or and gu. a lion rampant erm. a canton az. C're.'it — A Tuscan '
column chequy or and gu. supported on either side by a lion's ]
gamb. erm.
iSc«i— Achamore House, Island of Gigha, co. Argyll, N.B.
♦
SCHANK OF CASTLERIG.
ScHANK, Henry Alexandee, Esq. of Castlcrig,!
CO. Fife, Lieut. 91st Highlanders, b. 28 Sept. 1850.
ILiUCaflC— The family of Schank, or Shank, of Castlerig,
is, it is stated, a scion of Schakck of Schank, an ancient house
of Mid-Lothian.
Tradition relates that MuRDorn Schank, its founder, dis-
covered and took charge of the body of Alexander III., King
of Scotland, who met his death while hunting 12s6; and than
for this service the lands of Castlerig were given to him by
Robert Bruce. These lands of Castlerig, which are mentioned
in a charter of confirmation of the mortification of a chapel
and hospital in Kinghorn, 13C0, have remained in possession
of the family since the time of the above-named Murdoch, a
period of nearly six hundred years. The estate of Gleniston
is comparatively a recent acquisition.
Alexander Shank, or Schank, Minister of St. Cyrus (son of
Alexander Schank, by Jane Gordon his wife, and grandson of
the Rev. Alexander Schank, who was 2nd son of Henry Schank,
of Castlerig, by Agnes his wife, dau. of Alexander Balfour, of
Balgowie) s. to the estate of Castlerig at the decease of his
kinsman, Alexander Schank, of Castlerig. He m. 8 May, 1770,
Diana, dau. of Robert Scoit, of Dunninald, by his wife Anno
Middleton, of Seaton, and granddau. of Patrick Scott, who
was son of Patrick Scott, of Craig and Rossie, and by her had
issue, Alexander, lost at sea in the "Anna " East Indiaman,
1807; Martin, rf. s. p. ; Henrt, of whom presently; Diana, m.
Rev. George Cook, D.D., Dean of the Order of the Thistle;
Jane, d. unm. Mr. Shunk d. 1815, and was «. by his only
surviving son,
Henrt Shank, Esq. of Castlerig, and Gleniston, and of The
Villa, Laurencekirk, D.L., 6. 1778; m. Is08, Anna Maria,
sister of Sir James Rivett Carnac, 1st bart. of Rookcliffe,
Hants, formerly Governor of Bombay, and by her (who d.
Aug. 1835) had issue,
Alexander, his heir.
John Innes, b. 1815; d. in India, Sept. 1834.
James, of The Villa, Laurencekirk, J.P. and D.L., Barristcr-
at-Law, b. 1818; d. Dec. 1871.
Diana Henrietta, d. 183G.
Harriett Anne, m. 1844, Sir James Sibbald David Scott,
old bart., of Dunninald, co. Forfar.
Mr. Shank d. i Jan. 1864, and was s. by his son,
sen
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SCL
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ALE?CAVT)En Shank, Esq. of Captlcrijj and Glcniston, co.
?ife, 6. 20 June, 1811; m. G April, 1S47, GcorKina, eldest dnu.
)f Col. Dundas Campbell, late of the 8th Hussars, and had by
ler (who m. 2ndly in March, 1872, Thomas Hale, Capt. late
18th Connaughi Hangers), had issue,
HeNRT Alexander, now of Castlerifr.
William Edward Alexander, i. 20 Aug. 18.50.
Kowland Alexander, 6. 2G July, 1857; d. 15 Uec. 1874.
Lionel Vansittart, b. 9 Dec. 1861.
Amy Georgina. Alice Maria. Anne Julia.
Evelyn JIary. Henrietta Edith.
£e d. a April, 18G6.
^pnx— 1st and 4th, gu., on a fcss between a cinqiiefoil in
hief and an eagle's leg erased il la quise arg., two wing.s con-
oined in lureppr; 2nd and 3rd, gyronny of eight or and sa.,
ship with one mast her sails furled and tars in action sa.
■ rest — An oaulc rising arg. Motto — Spero.
Seat — Castlerig, co. Fife.
SCHREIBER OF THE HILL HOUSE.
ScHBEiBEH, Matilda Eobertina, of the Hill
louse, Suffolk, only child of the late Robert
loughton, of Portland Place, m. 11 May, 1847,
rEEDEEiCE William Scheeibee, Esq. of Vhe Hill
louse, J.P. and D.L., appointed High Sheriff 1869,
ut unable from ill-healtii to serve, Hon. Col. 2nd
battalion Suffolk Eifle Volimteers : he d. 1873, and
itt issue,
I. Fbedemck Ernest Lowtheb, 18th Royal Irish, 6.20 Aug.
1849 ; m. 1875, Mary Eleanor, only dau. of Joseph Silves-
ter Godfrey, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
n. Julian Meade, 16lh regt., 6. 10 Sept. 1854.
I. Priscilla Emily, r,i. 10 Sept. 1874, Neville Ash, Esq.
ILtJtCaCIC. — John Chaih.es Schreiber, Esq. of Tewins
iouse, Herts, son of Carl Schreiber, of an ancient family tf
lurlach, in Suabia, came over from that country and settled
I London about 1721. He m. Elizabeth Mount, of Wasing,
crks, and was father of
William Schreiber, Esq. of Ilinchesley Lodge, Hants,
ewins House, Herts, and Penhurst, Kent, m. 1781, fllary,
Idest dau. and co-heiress of Janies Lewell, Esq. of Alton Hall,
uffolk, and had issue,
I. John Charles, of Henhiirst, J. P., 6. 29 Aug. 1782; m.
I May, 1S23, .\melia Susannah, eldest dau. of Liciit.-Gen.
Sir Jolm Cameron, K.C.B. ; and (/. s. ;>. 1 May, 1863.
II. William Frederick, of whom presently.
III. James Alfred, Lieut.-Col., half-pay, ilth Dragoons and
6th Dragoon Guards, m. Mary, dau. of Thomas Ware, Esq. of
Woodfort, CO. Cork, and left issue,
1 Charles, M.A., Senior Chancellor's Medallist 1850, and
Fellow of Trin. Coll. Cambridge 1852 to 1S33, M.P. for
Cheltenham 1865, m. 10 April, 1855, Lady Charlotte, only
dau. of Albemarle, 9th Earl of Lindsey, and relict of Sir
Josiah John Guest, Bart., of Dowlais Court.
2 W. F. Schreiber, of Annaghmore, co. Cork, m. Miss
Meade, who d. s. p. 1859.
IV. Thomas (Rev.), of Bradwell, Essex, in. Sarah, dau. of
Admiral Bingham, late of Lymington, and has issue.
V. George, Capt. half-pay, 1st German Hussar.s and 18th
Hussars, m. Anne, djui. of — H«me, Esq. ot Colchester,
and has issue.
1. Elizabeth Mount, m. Major George Broek, of Guernsey and
of Colchester.
he 2nd son,
William Frkderick Schreiber, Esq. of The Reundwood,
?swich, formerly Capt. 11th Dragoons, m. 18 Jan. 1814, Mary,
Idest dau. of William Shuldham, Esq. of Marlesford' Hail,
uffolk, and by her (who d. 23 April, 1832) had, with four
aus., who all d. v.nra.,
Fbedebick William, late of The Hill House, d. 1873.
Charles Alfred, of The Round Wood, Ipswich, J.P.,6. 6 Jan.
1816; m. 1st, 19 Aug. 1845, Elizabeth Hester, dau. of Owen
Hogan, Esq. of Auburn, co. Wcstmeath, and by her (who d.
10 Feb. 1863) has issue, William l-rederick Duff, late Lieut.
73rd regt., b. 10 Dec. 1847 ; Emma Augusta, m. 5 Oct. 1866,
Frederic Bernard Astley, son of Col. L'Estrange Astley of
Borough Hall, Norfolk; and Eva Blanche. He ™. 2ndly,
II Oct. 186G, Kosa Alexandrina, dau. of J. E. Thomson, Esq.
of 26, Sussex Square, Hyde Park, London.
John Edward Lemuel, M.A., Itector of Earhani, Suffolk,
J.P., m. 14 Jan. 1863, Lucy, eldest dau. of the late Charles
PhiUipps, Esq. of Claydon, near Ipswich.
Arms—^tm., three griffins' heads erased vert. Crcat—A.
ixter arm embowed in armour ppr. garnished or, holding
1 the hand a dagger, the point towards the tlexter also ppr.
onimel and hilt gold. ilir,iio— Deutlich und wahr.
Seal— The Uiil Uoase, Melton, Woodl/iidge, Sutiolk.
SCLATER OF HODDINGTON HOUSE.
ScLATEi!, William Lutlet, Esq. of Hoddington
House, Hants, M.A., J.P., Chairman of Magistrates
of the Basinstoke Division, m. 26 July, 1821, Anne
Maria, youngest dau. of William Bowyer, Esq. of
the King's Remembrancer's Office, by his wife,
Dorothy, dau. of Thomas Tomkyns, Esq. of Bucknull]
CO. Hereford, and has issue,
I. Georoe (Right Hon.), 6. 19 May, 1826, M.A., F.R.S., J.P.,
M.P. for North Hampshire, late Capt. Hants I'eomanry,
Parliamentary Secretary to the Poor Law Board 1867
to 1868, and subsequently Financial Secretary to the
Treasury, appointed President of the Local Government
Board 1S74, and a Privy Councillor; m. 8 Deo. 1857,
Lydia Caroline, only dau. of the late Major George Birch,
H.E.I.C.S., of Clare Park, Hants, by Lydia Diana his wife,
dau.ofthelateRev.S. V.Dashwood, ofStunford Hall, Notts,
and has issue, 1 George Limbrey, 6. 1 Jan. 1860; 2 Charles
Lutlcy, 6. 6 May, 1862 ; 3 Anthony Bohun, 6. 26 Sept.
1865; 4 Walter Dashwood, b. 15 Feb. 1869; 1 Diana Maria
Penelope; 2 Theodora Mary; 3 Penelope Magdalen; 4
Lydia Katherine. Mr. George Sclater assumed the sur-
name and arms of Booth, in addition to his own, 1857, in
accordance with the will of Anna Maria, relict of
Frederick Booth, Esq., and dau. of Robert Bristow, Esq.
of Micheldever, Hants.
II. Charles Limbrey, b. 14 March, 1828; d. 25 April, ]S.?3.
III. Philip Lutley, M.A., F.R.S., Fellow of Corpus Chnsti
Coll. Oxford, and of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-atLaw, b.
4 Nov. 1829; ',;;. 16 Oct. 1862, Jane Anne Eliza, youngest
dau. of Sir David Hunter Blair, 3rd bart. of Blaiiquhau,
eo. Ayr, and has issue.
rv. William, b. 14 March, 1833; d. 16 April, 1842.
V. Frederick Booth, 6.22 Aug. 1833; d. 9 Dec. 1856.
I. Anna Maria, d. 3 Sept. 1838.
II. Elizabeth Penelope, to. 24 July, 185G, Edmond William
Crofts, Esq., late Capt. 23rd E. W. Fusiliers, youngest son
of the Rev. P. G. Crofts, of Mailing House, Sussex, and
has issue.
III. Dora Frances, m. 5 April, 1866, the Rev. James Ehviii
Millard, D.D., Vicar of Basinsstoke, and has issue.
IV. Katherine Anne, m. 1869, William Barneby, Esq. of Salt-
niarshe Castle, co. Hereford, and has issue.
iLtnCa3;C.— A family of ScLAUGHTER was originally of
Slaughter, or Sclaughter, co. Gloucester, where they were
lords of the manor for upwards of 300 years. About the com-
mencement of the 17th century, a branch of this family
settled in co. Cambridge, of which the last male representa-
tive. Sir Thomas Sclater, Bart., of Catley Park, d. s. p.
1614. The immediate progenitor of the present Hampshire
family was
Anthony Sclater, D.D., Vicar of Leighton Buzzard for 50
years, who d. 1620 aged 100. He m. Margaret Leighborowe,
and by her had, with four daus., one son,
William Sclater, 6. 1576, D.D., Fellow of King's College
Cambridge, Vicar of Pitminster, Devon. He was a very
learned man, the author of many theological works, some cf
which were published 1627. He d. 1625, and left a numerous
family. The eldest son.
The Rev. William Sclater, D.D., Fellow of King's Coll.
Cambridge, Chaplain to the Bishop of Exeter's barony of St.
Stephen, Exeter, Prebendary of Exeter, and Vicar of Collump-
ton, Devon, kept up by several works and sermons the
reputation of the family for doctrinal theology. He d. 1691.
His son,
The Rev. Frank Sclater, D.D., Fellow of Corpus Christ!
Coll. Oxford, was likewise a person of extraordinary learning
and abilities. He d. 1685, aged 35, leaving a son.
The Rev. Christopher Sclater, M.A., 6. 1679, Rector of
Loughton, Essex, and afterwards of Chingford, same co. He
TO. 1707, Elizabeth, eldestdau. and (at thedeath of her brother
John, s. p.) co-heiress of John May, Esq. of Worting, Hants,
by Elizabeth his wife; and had issue six sons and four daus.,
I. William, 6. 1703, D.D., Rector of Loughton aforesaid, and
Bow Church, London, to. Elizabeth, dau. of J. Wrath, Esq. of
Loughton Hall ; ii. Richard, of whom below ; iii. Christopher,
6. 1713, M.A. of Corpus Christi Coll. Oxford; iv. Joseph, 6.
1715; v. May, 6. 1719; vi. Robert, 6. 1723; i. Elizabeth, b.
May, 1714, >/i. Thomas Pickering, D.D.; ii. Anne, 6. 1715, d.
1749 ; III. Margaret, 6. 1721 ; iv. Jane, 6. 1723. The 2nd .''on,
Richard Sclater, Alderman of the City of London, 6. 1712,
m. 1st, Magdalen, youngest dau. and (at the death of her
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brother John, s. p.) heiress of John Limbrey, Esq. of Tangier
Park, and Hoddington House, Hants, and had issue by her,
Thomas Limeret Sclater SIathzw, Esq. of Tangier Park
and Hoddinfrton House, took by royal sipi manual, the
additional surname of Mathew, as representative, through
his maternal grandfather, of the ancient family of Mathew
of Hoddiiigton House. He d. s. 'p. 1S09.
Elizabeth, who .?. her brother in the possession of the
Hampshire estates, but d. unm. 1614.
Eichard Sclater hi. 2ndly Penelope, dau. of Philip Lutley, Esq.
of Bromcroft Castle, and Loughton Hall, Salop, by Penelope
his wife, dau. of Richard Barnaby, Esq. of Brockhampton,
and by her had issue a dau., Penelope Lutley, of the Tything,
CO. Worcester, and_ Hoddington House, d. unm. la44; and
one son.
The Rev. Bartholomew Lctlet Sclateb, M.A., Fellow ef
Oriel Coll. Oxford, Rector of Whittington, Northumberland.
He T,i. Elizabeth Rebecca, only surviving dau. and eventually
heiress of George Bristow, Esq. of Ashford, Middlesex, by
whom (who d. 1825) he had issue,
William Lctlet, now of Hoddington.
John May (Rev.), M.A. Merton CoU. Oxford, Rector of
Terwick, Sussex, d. s. p. Sept. 181S.
Eliza Penelope Maria, m. Rev. Launeelot Miles Halton,
Rector of Woolhampton, co. Berks, and d. Sept. 1831,
leaving issue.
Charlotte Penelope, m. Rev. Gibbes Walker Jordan, Rector
of Waterstock, co. Oxford, who d. 1856, leaving issue.
Arms. — Quarterly; 1st, and 4th, arg., a saltier az., for
Sclater; 2nd, gu., a fess between eight billets or, for Mat;
3rd, erm., on a fess cotised sa. three crescents or, for Bristow.
Cresl. — Out of a ducal coronet or, an eagle rising wings dis-
played sa. Motto. — £1 /n) tv Tif aravpt^. (Except in the
Cross.)
(Scat— Hoddington House, near Odihana, Hants.
1 Arms — Arg., a saltire az. Crest — An eagle sa. rising out of
a ducal coronet or.
Seat— Newick Park, Lewes, Sussex.
SCLATEB OF NEWICS PAEK.
SCLATEE, James Hexet, Esq. of Newick Park,
Sussex, J.P. and D.L., b. 11 June, 1819 ; m. 26 Nov.
1846, Louisa Catherine, 2nd dau. of the late Robert
Fowler, Esq. of Rahinston, eo. Meath, and has issue,
I. James Robert Charles, Lieut. R.A., 6. 15 Feb. 1848.
II. Francis Saunderson (Rev.), 6. IS Aug. 1853; m. 8 3Iay,
1878, Elizabeth Emma, eldest dau. of the late EardJcy
John Blackwell, Esq. of Ampney Park, co. Glo»cester.
III. Henry Crichton, Lieut. R.A., b. 5 Nov. 1S55.
IV. Arthur William Bassett, 6. 27 July. 1859.
V. John Edward Fowler, 6. 1 Feb. Ib62.
Ti. Charles Gilbert, b. 10 Aug. 1866.
I. Cecil Jane, m. 2nd July, 1374, Nathaniel Baker, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law, of the Inner Temple, and has a son,
Kington.
n. Catherine Louisa Helen, m. 19 Sept. 1S77, Walter Feilde
Ingram, Esq., 2nd son of James Ingram, Esq. ofAdes,
Chailey, Sussex, and has a dau., Helen Louisa.
la. Jane Elizabeth Rachel.
3Lillt3.QC. — The name of this family, for some time spelt
Slater, has been restored to its original orthography,
Sclatek.
Gilbert Slater, Esq. of Stepney, Middlesex, m. Rachel
Goodohild, of Pallion, co. Durham, and had issue, a son,
Gilbert Slater, Esq. of Leyton House, Essex, 6. 1753 ; m.
1784, Elizabeth, dau. of PhiUp Jackson, Esq. of Eainton Hall,
CO. Durham, and by her (who d. 179C; left at his decease, 1793,
two sons and four daus.,
I. Gilbert, b. 1792; d. 1796.
II. James He>bt, his heir, of Newick Park, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1S27, 6. 1793; d. Feb. 1864; m. 1817, CecU,
dau. of Francis Saunderson, Esq. of Castle Saunder.son, co.
Cavan, and by her (who d. Ib64) liad issue one son and
three daus.,
1 James Hexrt, now of Newick Park.
1 Elizabeth Anne, m. 24 Sept. 1857, Arthur Bigge, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law, 7th son of the late C. W. Bigge, Esq.
of Linden, Northumberland, and has a dau., JuUa Bessie.
2 Cecil Lydia, m. 16 May, 1842, Rev. C. Heathcote Cam-
pion, of Westmeston Rectory, Sussex, and has issue,
William James ; Francis George ; Henry Charles Cecil,
d. 1870 ; Jane Cecil , and Seiina Leiuia. She d. Dec. 1872.
3 Frances Sophia, d. 18 May, 1835.
I. Anne, 6. 1785; d. 1799.
II. Elizabeth Rachel, 6. 1786; d. 1860; to. the late Samuel
Tiu^er, Esq. of Sunbury, Middlesex.
ni. Penelope Frances, 6. 1788 ; m. the late Hutches Trowcr,
Esq. of Unsted Wood, Surrey : she d. 1873.
IV. Maria Jane, 6. 1790; d. 1793.
SCOBELL OF NANCEAIiVEIlITE.
ScoBELL, John Usticee, Esq. of l^ancealveme,
Cornwall, J.P. for Cornwall and Somerset, b. Aug,
1803 ; m. Frances Skey, 2nd dau. and co-heir of
Richard Laugford, Esq., late of Montvale House,
Somerset.
UlltCagt.— The old Devon family of Scobbahull, Scob-
hull, or Scobell, is recorded by Sir William Pole to have
received at various times the honour of knighthood, and in a
list of men of the best note in Devon in 1630, by the same
antiquary, the name of ScobbahuU is included. Thomas de
ScoBEAHrLL was Sheriff of Devon 1291-2-3. Srs Robert
Scobbahull, Knt. of Scobbahull, who d. 14 Edward II., was
Sheriff 1321. Another Sib Robert Scobbahull, Knt., who d.
20 Edward II., was Sheriff 1327 ; and Sir Tho.mas Scobbahull,
Knt. of Scobhull, who m. the dau. of Sir Roger Prideaux, Knt.
of Orcherton, and d. 42 Edward III., served the same office
1369.
Georoe Scobell, Esq. of Nutcombe, Devon, elder son of
John Scobell, Esq. of Nutcombe, by Melony Baker his wife,
and 4th in descent from John Scobell (a descendant, as stated)
of the Scobbahulls of Scobbahull), who purchased 1616, the
lands of Nutcombe, sold that estate and settled first at Penryn,
and subsequently at Penzance. He m. Mury, dau. of Francis
Pender, Esq. of Penryn, and dying 1796, left issue,
I. George Pekder, his heir.
II. John, -III. 3Iiss Veale, and had a dau., Frances, deceased.
ui. Peter Edward, M.D., m. 1st, 1783, Hannah, only child of
John Sanford, Esq. of Penzance, by Hannah his wife, dau.
of George Treweeke, Esq.; and 2ndly, Jane, only child of
William Skey, Esq. of Falfield, co. Gloucester. By the
former Dr. Scobell left at his decease, 1820,
1 Edward, M.A., Vicar of Turville, Bucks, and Slinister
of St. Peter's Chapel, Marylebone, ni. 1821, Ann, dau. of
Matthew Chessall, Esq. of London, and left issue, Sanford
George, Vicar of Market Rasen, co. Lincoln (dec), rn. 1850,
3Iary Jane, eldest dau. of Rev. J. Cooper, Rector of West
Rasen, and had issue, a son and a dau. ; and Louisa
Sophia, rii. Rev. Henry Baissier, and has issue.
2 George Treweeke, Capt. R.N., of Kingwell, High
Littleton, Somerset, J. P., D.L., High Sheriff 1863, and
foi-merly M.P. for Bath, 6. 1785; m. 1818, Hester Me-
teased), youngest dau. of Charles Savage, Esq. of Mid-
summer-Norton, and d. s. p. 18 May, 1869.
3 John (deceased), M.A., b. 1791, Rector of Southover, and
of All Saints', Lewes, Sussex, and Prebendary of Chiches-
ter, ui. 26 June, 1826, Eliza (deceased), dau. and co-heir
of William Land, Esq. of Hayne House, Silvertou, Devon,
and left two sons and four daus..
Barton Land John, of Kingwell Hall, near Bath,
b. 1837, of Exeter Coll. Oxford, and Jliddle Temple,
who inherited his maternal grandfather's estates, and
s. his uncle, George Treweeke Scobell, Capt. R.N.,
TO. 1874, Henrietta Valiant, youngest dau. of the late
J. Blyth, Esq. of Woolhampton, Berks, and has issue,
George Barton, 6. 1875, and Henry Barton, b. 1877.
Santord George TreweeKe, of The Down House, Red-
marley, co. Worcester, J.P., b. 10 Jan. 1839; m.
20 April, 1871, Edith, dau. of the late Capt. Palairet, ol
The Grange, Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts, and has issue.
Emily Anne Elizabeth, deceased.
Caroline Yarde, r,i. Rev. Augustus Orlebar.
Eliza Georgina Treweeke, -lU. Rev. J. L. H. Southcomtd
Rector of Rose Ash, Devon, and is deceased.
Frances Sanford, m. 1868, Rev. Edward Crawford, Bectoi
of Shalden. Hants.
IV. Aaron, deceased.
I. Melloney, deceased.
H. Mary, deceased.
The eldest son.
Rev. Georoe Pender Scobell, Vioar of Sancreed, CornwaU
m. Miss Stark, and had issue,
George, D.D. (deceased^ Vicar of Turville, Bucks, m. 1st
Hannah Stephens (deceased), of Chieveley, Berks; and2ndly
Miss Lansdale, by whom he left, with three daus., two sons
1 George Richard, Vicar of Biekleigh, Devon, 6. 1831, Ml
1857, Frances Lucy, dan. of Rev. Thomas Pyne WilUamson
Vicar of Little Brickhill, Bucks; and 2 John.
John, of whom presently.
Edward (deceased), Capt. R.N., of Poltair, Comwal!, n
Miss Ann ColUns, by whom he left issue, two sons, and on
dau., 1 Edward Calvert, Capt. 17th Lancers, d. unm.
2 Henry (deceased), of the Scots Greys, of the Abbej
Pershore, J.P. and D.L. co. Worcester, b. 1824; in. 185"
Catherine Sarah Jenncr (deceased), only child of JoimYee
Bedford, Esq. of the Abbey, Pershore, and d. 2b AprU, 187;
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.'a
having had issue three sons, ■Edw.ird John (clecoasctl) ; ITenry
Jenner; and Gcorse Calvert; and tour ilaus., 1 Ann Jlarsa-
retta, m. 1839, Daniel llifjl'ord Davall Burr, Esq. of Aklcr-
maston, Berks, late M.l'. for the city of Hereford, and has
issue.
Thomas (deceased), m. 1821, Jane, dau. of James Tennent,
Esq., late of Clyde Castle, co. Dumbarton.
Elizabeth (deceased), m. 1806, Richard Cunnack, Esq. and
had one dau.
M.iry (deceased), vi. Capt. Giddy, B.N.
Melloney (deceased).
the Snd son,
John Scobell, Esq., m. 1st, 1802, Susanna, only child of
ffTilliani Usticke, Esq., and sole heiress of the Ustickes of
leha, St. Burian, Cornwall,* and by her (who d. Sept. 1809)
bad issue,
JoH.v Usticke, of Nancealverne.
George, resident at Lower I'oUair, Cornwall, b. ISOG ; m.
185!), Anna, dau. of William EUi.s, Esq.
Susanna Usticke.
Ilr. Scobell m. 2ndly, Mary, relict of John James, of Radstock,
md 3rd dau. of William Goldfinch, Esq. of Shepton Mallett,
md by her had two daus.,
Mary Anne, Hi. 1S36, Rev. John Armstrong, M.A., Rector of
Binder, and Prebendary of Wells, Somerset, and by him
(who d. 10 Jan. 1862) has three sons, 1 John Scobell, 6.
31 July, 1842, Bengal Civil Service, m. Nov. 1865, Fanny
Emma Elizabeth, only dau. of Daniel Woodruffe, Esq.;
2 William, b. 17 Dec. 1844; 3 Edmund Archibald, 6. 17 Feb.
1859; and seven daus.
Fanny, m. 1850, Lumley Woodyear Peyton, Esq., Com-
mander R.iSr., and has issue, with three daus., three sons,
Lumley Scobell, b. 1854; Algernon George, 6. 1859; Frank
Henry, 6. 1861.
yjrm;— Arg., three fleurs-de-lis gu. in chief a label of three
mints az., quarterins: Usticke and Kosckowe. Crest — A
lemi-lion arg. holding a fleur-de-lis gu. in his dexter paw
:\ ind gorged with a label of three points az. Motto — In Deo
lalutem.
Seiiti — Xancealverue, Penzance; Montvalo House, near
Itistol.
SCOBELL OP KINGWELL.
3C0BELL OF THE ABBEY PEKSHOHE.
See Peecedik'g Mejioie.
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m — ' —
SCOTT OF BETTOIL
3 Tlie late G-eoege Jonathan (^cott, Esq. of
Betton Strange, Salop, and of Peniartliiicha, co.
Merioneth, J.P., High Sheriff co. Merioneth, 1833-
54, b. 23 April, 1807 ; m. 28 April, 18iO, Afgusta
Peances, youngest dau. of the late WiUiam Wynne,
Esq. of Peniartli, co. Merioneth, and had two daus.,
I. Augusta Margaret Anne, d. 30 Jan. 1S54.
n. LoDisA Sydney, m. 25 Feb. 1868, W. Edington Stuart, Esq.,
late Major 15th Hussars, and has issue a son, George
John, 6. 3 Nov. 1870, and a dau., Marie, b. 15 Nov. 1869.
^Mr. Scott, of Betton Strange, d. 1875, and left his
[)ropcrty to his widow for life.
ILtnCitgp.— Richard Scott, Esq., the first of the family
who settled in Salop, was b. 1544, and d. in Shrewsbury 1628,
liaving had, by Mary liis wife, one son and two daus. The son,
Isaac Scott, Esq., 6. 1584; m. Miss Ehzabeth Stephens, of
Shrewsbury, and had, with other issue,
I. Richard, an active partisan of King Chahles I. His
grandson,
John Scott, Esq., had, by Dorothy his 3rd wife, dau. of
Adam Waring, lisq. of Woodcot, Salop, a son,
Jonathan Scott, Esq. of Shrewsburj-, m. Mary, dau. of
Humphrey Sandford, Esq. of The Isle of Rossall, co.
Salop, and had five sons and a dau.,
* Tlie family of Usticke is of great antiquity in Cornwall.
One line is now represented by John Usticke Scobell, Esq.
This branch derives from Charles Usticke, Esq., who pur-
'ia.scd Leha from Mr. Groose. He m. Jliss Jenkins, of Alver-
n, and had a son, Oliver Usticke, Esq. of Leha, who m. Ann
KoscRowE, of Roscrowe (a co-heiress of the old and respectable
Cornish family of that name, settled at Roscrowe from the
time of Henry Vlll.), and had a son and successor, William
Usticke, Esq. of Leha, Justice of the Peace 1734, who lii.
Elizabeth Rogers, of Treassowe, and was father of William
Usticke, of Leha, who m. Elizabeth Hussey, of Truro, and
dyingJ772, was s. by his son, William Ucticke, Esq. of Leha,
• 1737, who (/. 1785, leaving an only dau. and hell, Sdsanna,
u J011.V ScoBiiLL, Esq.
I
1 John, who assumed, upon inheriting the estates of
his relative, Richard Hill Waring, Esq. (grandson of
Adam Warintr, Esq., before-mentioned), the name
and arms of Waring. This, the well-known Major
Scott- Waring, M.P. for Stockbridge, m. twice, and cJ.
5 May, 1819, leaving issue.
2 Richard, H.E.I.C.S., distinguished in the Carnatic
AVar, wherein he commanded the 20th battalion of
Bengal Sepoys, under Sir Eyre Coote, when engaged
against Hyder Ali. Subsequently, having attained
the rank of Lieut.-Col., he commanded the same
corps, under Earl Cornwallis, in the war with Tippoo
Sultaun. Col. Scott m. 1st, Miss Frances Jarrett, but
by her had no issue. He m. 2ndly, Miss Camac, dau.
of John Camac, Esq. of Green Mount, co. Louth, by
whom he had (with three daus., Letitia, w. Henry
Swann Oldfield, Esq.; Elizabeth, m. Lieut.-Col.
Luai-d; and JIaria Alicia, m. F. 0. Wells, Esq.,
B.C.C.) one son,
Richard Hastings, Rentral Civil Service, 6. 21 Feb.
1796; m. 1st, 16 Feb. Is2y, Grace, youngest dau. of
Eev. H. Fisher, which lady </. s. p. ; and 2ndly,
1834, Elizabeth Ann, dau. of James Curtis, Esq.,
B.C.S., by whom he lelt at his decease, 1842, a son,
Rev. Richard Folliott Scott, M.A., Vicar of
Arlesey, Baldoek, Herts, b. 5 Dec. 1835, who m.
26 April, 1859, Emily Ann, 2nd dau. and co-
heiress of Charles Hammond, Esq. of Newmaiket,
Banker, and has issue, Richard Curtis Folliott, 6.
1860; James Folliott, b. 1864; Ha.stings Curtis, 6.
1865 ; Ellen Clare ; and Elizabeth Emily.
3 Jonathan, b. 1753; Capt. H.E.l.C.S. ; m. Anne,
dau. of Rev. Daniel Austin, M.A., Rector of Berring-
ton, Salop, by whom he left at his decease, 11 Feb.
1829, an only surviving child, Anna Dorothea, m.
29 Oct. 1827, WiUiam Richard Stokes, Esq. of Shrews-
bury.
4 FoUiott, m. Miss Mary Erookman, and had a son and
dau., Jonathan; and Dorothy, wife of James Saxby,
Gent.
5 Henry, of Shrewsbury, H.E.l.C.S., held a distin-
guished post on the Bengal Establishment. He m.
Mary, dau. of John Scott, Esq. of Eyton, and had,
with several daus., an only son, Henry.
1 Dorothy, m. Henry Stokes, Gent, of London.
II. Benjamin, of whom we treat.
The 2nd son,
Benjamin Scott, Esq., bapt. 20 Sept. 1631, was sent out to
Barbados. He m. Miss Susannah Brerewood, and had issue,
Richard, of Barbados, m. Eliza, dau. and co-heir of John
Halt, Esq. of Berks, and had a dau., Elizabeth, m. — War-
ner, Esq. of Antigua, and afterwards of Eltham, Kent.
Benjamin.
The 2nd son,
Benjamin Scott, of Eltham, Kent, 6. at Barbados 1665; vi.
Mary, dau. and co-heir of John Halt, Esq. of Berks, and had
(with two daus., of whom the younger, Elizabeth, m. Major
John Quinchant, who fell at Fontenoy) three sons. Benjamin
Scott d. 1718. His 2nd son,
Richard Scott, Esq., Capt. in the Old Bnffs, h. 1G95; ra.
1728, his relative, Elizabeth, eldest dan. and co-heir of Jona-
than Scott, Esq. of Betton, near Shrewsbury (whose grand-
father, Richard, was eldest son of Isaac Scott and Elizabeth
Stephens his wife), and dying 1707, was s. by his son,
Richard Scott, of Betton, b. 1731; m. Elizabeth, dau. of
the Rev. Thomas Gougb, Rector of Cardeston, Salop, and had
issue,
George, his heir.
Richard, of Peniarthuchaf, co. Merioneth, d. vMm. 1S21.
Jonathan, Major in the army, d. nam. 1803.
Dorothy, m. 1st, Charles Champion Crespigny, Esq., M.P.
for Aldborough, Suffolk ; and 2ndly, Sir John Kane, Bart.
Mr. Scott d. 1770, and was s. by his eldest son.
Rev. George Scott, of Betton, b. 1756; m. 1778, Lucretia,
dau. of Charles Colbourne, Esq. of Brentferd, Capt. in the Old
BuiTs, and had issue,
George John, his heir.
Richard, of Shrewsbury, M.D.
Mr. Scott d. 19 Oct. 1799, and was a. by his elder son,
George John Scott, Esq. of Betton, 6. 1779; r,i. 6 July,
1802, Anne, dau. of William Morse, Esq. of Drayton House,
Ealing, Middlesex, and by her (who m.. 2ndly, Francis Walf»rd,
Esq. of Cronkhill, and d. 11 Sept. 1851) had issue,
George Jonathan, late of Betton Strange.
William, of Charlton Place, Bishopsbournc, Kent, .T.P., late
6th Dragoon Guards, m. 1852, Selina, dau. of Alexander
Erskine, Esq. of UoU Hall, co. Aberdeen, and d.. 14 Oct.
1877, leaving issue four sous.
Mr. Scott d. 29 May, 1811, and was s. by his eldest son George
Jonathan Scott, Esq., who d. 1675.
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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Arms — Arg., three catharine-wheels sa. two and one within
a lioi'dure engrailed gu. Crest — A dcmi-grj-phon segreant sa.
membered gu. Motto — Recte faciendo nemincm tinieas.
Seats — Betton Strange, nearShrewsbuiy ; and Feniartliucliaf,
Towyn.
SCOTT OF GREAT BARR, AND OF
RATLINGHOPE AND NORBUEY.
Scott, John Charles Addtes, Esq. of Great
Barr, co. Stafford, and Eatlinghope and Norbury,
CO. Salop, M.A., J.P. COS. Stafford and Salop, and
Fellow of Univ. Coll. London, b. 29 Dec. 1830 ; m.
1 July, 1863, Malilah, dau. of Mr. J. Homer, of
Cradley, co. Worcester, and lias issue,
James Eobeet, b. 31 Oct. 1864.
ILtnCagr.— The first of this family who settled at Stour-
bridge was
JoH.N Scott, originally of Chaddesley Corbet, co. Worcester.
He removed to Stourbridge about the middle of the 17th
century. His son and successor,
William Scott, of Stourbridge, m. Joanna Potter, of Kidder-
minister, and d. 1695, leaving issue, of which the 3rd son,
William Scott, of Stourbridge, ni. 1683, Elizabeth, duu. of
the Rev. William Fincher, Vicar of Wednesbury, co. Stafford,
and dying 1712, was s. by his eldest son,
John Scott, of Stourbridge, d. iinm. 1763, aged about G4,
and was s. by his brother,
William Scott, of Stourbridge, m. 1720, Joanna, dau. of
William Hunt, of Stratford-on-Avon, and dyi".g 1766, at the age
of 66, left issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. John, m. 1758, Elizabeth, dau. of William Kettle, of Eves-
ham; b. 23 Sept. 1788, aged 57, leavingissue,
1 William, who s. his uncle. 2 Johk.
3 James, a Presbyterian Minister, of Cradley, co. Wor-
cester, 6.4 March, 1768; d. 19 Dec. 1829.
I. Sarah, m. Samuel Skey, Esq. of Spring Grove.
II. Elizabeth, -/«. Samuel Bate.
in. Joanna, m. Samuel Ray.
Mr. Scott was s. by his eldest son,
William Scott, Esq. of Stourbridge, m. 1771, Anna, dau.
and only surviving child of the Rev. John Tonckes, of Bir-
mingham, by Mary his wife, dau. of John Addyes, Esq. of
Great Barr, co. Stafford, and Moor Hall, co. Warwick. Upon
the death of Mary Addyes, wnm., 3 April, 1786 (who was sole
dau. and heiress of Thomas Addyes, Esq. of Great Barr), she
bequeathed her estates to her tirst-cousin, the said Anne; wife
of William Scott, Esq., who, having survived her husband,
bequeathed the same to the three nephews of her husband,
William, John, and James, leaving the property at Great Barr
to the second nephew, John, who thereupon became of Stour-
bridge and Great Barr. Mrs. Scott d. 8 Jan. 1813, aged 82,
and her husband, William Scott, Esq. d. Dec. 1792, aged 71.
He was s. by his eldest nephew,
William Scott, Esq. of Stourbridge, 6. 12 March, 1760,
m. 1795, AUcia Pynock, and d. s. '][>. 5 Dec. 1S34. His next
brother,
John Scott, Esq. of Stourbridge and Great Barr, h. 10 Jan.
1763, J.P. and D.L., served as High Sheriff co. Worcester
1830; he 'rti. Oct. 1795, Sarah, eldest surviving dau. of John
Kettle, Esq. of Birmingham and dying 3 .Jan. 1832, left issue,
Sabah, his sole dau. and heiress, -m. 17 Feb. 1830, to Robert,
youngest son of the late Rev. Charles WeUbeloved, of York,
who was the late
Robeet Scott, Esq. of Stourbridge and Great Barr, J.P. and
D.L., Barrister-at-Law, formerly 31. P. for Walsall, t,. 15 July,
1803; m. 17 Feb. 1830, Sarah, sole dau. and heir of John Scott,
Esq. of Stourbridge and Great Barr, and had issue,
Johk Charles Addyes, now of Ratlinghopc, Salop.
Sarah Emma, ra. 22 June, 1855, David Martintau, Esq. of
Clapham Park, London.
Mary Laetitia, now of Stourbridge, «;. 19 March, 1S61, Rev.
A. \V. Worthington, of Mansfield, andr/. 31 May, 1863. This
lady inherited the property at Stourbridge.
Elizabeth Anne. ra. 9 April, 1863, Thomas Worthington, Esq.
of Cheetham Hill, Manchester, and d. 1869.
This gentleman assumed, by royal license, on his marriage,
the surname of Scott, in lieu of his patronymic. In the year
1845 he purchased the contiguous estates of Ratlinghope and
Norbury, in Salop, including the advoweon of the former
parish; to which the present J. C. A. Scott, Esq., has added
the Snead property, and certain other lands in Wentnor. He
d. 1866.
Arms — Arg., on a mount of bulrushes in base ppr. a bul
passant sa., a chief pean, billety or, with a canton of th
last. Crest — A stag couchant ppr., the dexter paw resting oi
a billet or, charged on the shoulder with a cross-crosslet of tli
last. Motto — Nunquam libcrtas gratior.
Scat— The Red House, Great Barr, co. Stafford. Reudenccs-
The Manor House, Ratlinghope; and 6, Cambridge Gate
Regent's Park.
^amilw of SciUllbtlobcb.
John Wellbeloved, of Cobham, Surrey, left by his wife^
Mary, a son,
Charles Wellbeloved, 6. 3 Feb. 1713; who was four timei
married, but left issue only by his first wife, Mary, dau. of Johl
Parkins. He d. at Mcrtlake, 4 June, 1782, and was s. by hil
only son,
John Wellbeloved, 6. 23 July, 1742. ByhiswifeElizabeth|
he left an only son.
The Rev. Charles Wellbeloved, of York, Minister of St.
Saviourgate Chapel, York, and Principal and Theological Pro-
fessor in the Manchester College there from 1803 to 1840, when
the College was removed back to Manchester. He was
6 April, 1769, and m. 1 July, 1793, Anne, dau. of John Kinder,
Esq. of Stoke Newington, Middlesex, by whom he had issue,
I. Charles, b. 13 June, 1794; ra. 4 Sept. 1S34, Mary, dau. Oj
Thomas Read, Esq. of Scarborough, and had issue,
1 Charles Henry, b. 23 Oct. 1835.
2 Robert John. 3 Henry.
1 Anne Isabella.
II. John, twin with his sister Eliza, d. 8 Oct. 1819, aged 21.
III. Robert, the late Bobert Scott, Esq. of Stourbridge and
Great Barr.
I. Laetitia, m. 13 Aug. 1821, Rev. John Kcnrick, M.A., Pro«
lessor of Classics and History in Manchester College.
II. Anne, d. 25 July, 1846.
III. Harriett, m. 16 July, 1827, Rev. John Reynell Wreford,
D.D., F.S.A., of Bristol, formerly one of the Pastors of the
New Meeting House, in Birmingham.
IV. Emma, m. 27 Dec. 1831, Hon. James Carter, late Chief
Justice of New Brunswick, North America. Mrs. Carter d.
at I'redericton, New Brunswick, 29 July, 1842.
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SCOTT OF ROTHERFIELD PARK.
Scott, Geoege Aethuk Jeetoise, Esq.
Eotherfield Park, Southampton, J.P. and D.L. fo3
Hants, h. 1833 ; m. 1875, Mary Angela, dau. of the
late Lord Charles Wellesley, of Conholt Park, Hants
ILtnCagC— James Scott, Esq. of Rotherfield Park, M.P,
ra. Martha, dau. of Thomas Bradljury Winter, Esq. of Sheuley
Herts, and had a son,
James Winter Scott, Esq. of Rotherfield Park, J.P. am
D.L., High Sheriff 1864, M.P. for North Hants from 1831
to 1837, ni. 23 Jan. 1828, Lucy, youngest dau. of the Rev. Si
Samuel Clarke Jervoise, 1st Baronet, of Idsworth Park, an(
had issue,
I. George Arthur .Jervoise, now of Rotherfield Park.
II. Walter Jervoise, J.P. for Queensland.
HI. Charles James (Rev.), M.A. iv. Archibald Edward.
I. Lucj' Gertrude.
II. Katherine Maria, m. 1856, Sir Charles Hayes Miller, Bart,
who d. 1868.
III. Elinor, in. 1867, Lieut.-Col. Sir Charles D'Oyly, Bart.
IV. Dora, m. R. W. Spicer, Esq.
Mr. Scott d. 4 Jan. 1873, and was s. by his eldest son, Georc
Arthur Jervoise Scott, Esq. now of Rotherfield.
Arms — Per pale indented arg. and sa., a saltire countei
changed. Crest — An arm erect couped at the elbow habite
gu. cuffed erm. the hand ppr., holding a roU of paper arg.
the arm encircled with park pales or.
Seat — Rotherfield Park, near Alton.
SCOTT-CHAD OF THURSFORD HALL
AND COLNEY.
Scott-Chad, Joseph Stoxehewee, Esq. c
Thursford Hall and Colney, ISTorfolk, J.P., Hig.
Sheriff 18G3, I. 12 July, 1829 ; m. 12 June, 185(
Edith Elizabeth, youngest dau. of J. J. Eawlinsor
Esq. of Graythwaite, co. Lancaster, and has issue,
I. Charles, 6. 23 March, 1857, J.P. for Norfolk.
I. Cecilia. ii. Mary. in. Katherine.
Mr. Scott-Chad, son of Josepli Scott, Esq., b;
Louisa Elizabeth his wife, dau. of J. W. Tomlinsor
Esq. of Cley, Norfolk, and niece of Sir Charle
Chad, Bart, of Thursford, assumed, at the deatl
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1 1855, of his grand-uncle, the said Sir Cliarles,
he additional surname of Chad, on succeeding to
he Thursford estate.
JLtirCagC.— BoBERT chad, of Wells, Korfolk, 6. 1G30;
I. Frances, only Uau. of Nicholas TidU, and had two sons.
he younger,
BoBEST Chad, Esq., inherited the estates in consequence of
he death s. p. of his elder brother. He in. Elizabeth, dau. of
!harles Wright, Esq. of Kilverstone (son of Tliomas Wright,
;sq., by Catherine his wife, dau. of Sir Charles Harbord, Sur-
eyor-General to Charles II.), and had issue, George, his
eir; Frances, m. Harbord Wright, Esq.; and Susan, m. Rev.
Villiam Norris, of Woodaorton. He d. 1736, and was «. by
is son,
Sib George Chad, of Thursford, b. 1730, created a Baronet
8 July, 1791. He m. 1st, Sarah, dau. of Jolia Eowlls, Esq.
f Kingston, Surrey, and had issue,
Charles, his heir.
George William, sometime Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Dresden and Berlin, d. 25 April, 1849.
Frances Mary, m. 1803, John Winn Tomlinson, Esq. of Cley,
Norfolk, and d. 27 Oct. 1849, leaving issue; her dau.,
Louisa Elizabeth, m. Joseph Scott, Esq. of Colncy, Nor-
folk, who d. 1873, and had issue by her, who d. 1852,
1 Joseph Stoneheweb Scott Chad, now of Thursford.
2 William, d. 18.56.
1 Louisa Elizabeth, m. R. C. Hankinson, Esq.
2 Cecilia Weyland. 3 Alice, m. Rev. P. P. Gwyn.
4 Mary, m. Col. Hoste, R.A., C.B.
Cecilia Rachel, d. June, 1828.
ir George m. 2ndly, Mary, sole heir of Edward Fletcher, Esq.
if Richmond, Surrey, but by her (who d. 1794) had no issue.
Je d. 24 Nov. 1815, and was s. by his son.
Sib Charles Chad, 2nd hart., 6. 1779; m. 1810, Lady
iime Tumour, dau. of Edward, 2nd Earl Winterton, and
)y 5l2r (who d. 2 March, 1832) had a son, Edward Henry,
I. unm. 1842. Sir Charles d. 1855, and was s. at Thursford by
lis grand-nephew, the present Joseph Stoneheweb Scott
3had, Esq.
Arms — Per pale gu. and arg., a cross potent, in the 1st and
Ith quarters a rose, in the 2nd and 3rd a cross patee, all
lounterchanged, for Chad ; quartering Scott. Crest — 1st,
!had : A falcon wings expanded ppr., beaked, legged, mem-
)ered or, supporting in the dexter claw a cross potent as in
;he arms ; 2nd, Scott.
Seat — Thursford Hall, East Dereham, Norfolk.
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SCOTT OF WOOD HALL, YORKSHIRE.
Scott, Hexey Richaed, Esq. of AVood Hall,
near Wetlierby, J.P. and D.L. (^ee Bueke's Peer-
Tffe and Baronetage, under the title of Johnstone
yf Sackness, I3art.).
SCOTT OF BROTHERTON.
Scott, Hebctjles, Esq. of Brotberton, co. Kin-
cardine, J.P. and D.L., Capt. 2nd Kincardine
Artillery Volunteers, formerly in the Bengal Civil
Service, h. 14 June, 1823 ; m. 1857, Anna, dau. of
James Moon, Esq. of Liverpool, and has issue,
I. Hercules James, b. 1850 ; d. 3 Feb. 1869.
II. Edward Uchtred, b. 1S57; d. Feb. 18G9.
I. Mary Isabella, d. 29 Jan. 1869.
u. Helen, d. 4 Feb. 1869.
ni. Anna Katherine. iv. Margaret Rose de IToeL
HtnCaCJC— This family is a branch of Scott of logic, co.
Forfar.
Hercdles Scott, 6. 1C21, 3rd son of James Scott, of Logie,
CO. Forfar, m. Jane, dau. of Sir James Ogilvie, of New Grange,
and had issue, i. Hercdles, of Brotherton; ii. James, of
Comieston, a Gen. in the army ; and five daus. The elder son,
Hercules Scott, of Brotherton, b. 1659; in. 1707, Helen,
dau. of Sir Charles Ramsay, Bart, of Balmain, and d. 1747,
leaving issue, two sons and six daus.,
X. Jasies, of Brotherton.
II. David, of Nether Benholm, b. 1725; in. 1774, Wallace,
dau. of Archibald Scott, of Rossi, and d. 1797, leaving issue,
with one dau., Helen, who d. 1824, four sons,
1 HercolEs, of Brotherton, b. 1775, Col. in the army,
killed at the head of his regt. (the 103rd) at the attack
on Fort Erie, Upper Canada, 1814.
2 James, of Brotherton.
3 Archibald, Capt. Madras Cavalry, b. 1779; in. 1824,
Anna Maria, dau. of Robert TulloU, Esq. ol Elliston, co.
Roxburgh, and d. 1S34, leaving an only son, Javes
Robert, 6. 1828, who iiihoi-itcd from his father the estates
of Stone o'Morphie, co. Kincardine, and Trunkwell. co.
Berks. '
4 David, of Brotherton.
I. Elizabeth, ni. James Mill, Esq. of Old ^lontrose.
II. Jean. in. Margaret. iv. Helen. v. Mary.
VI. Katharine.
The eldest son,
James Scott, of Brotherton, b. 1719; d. s.p. 1804, and was
.<!. by his nephew.
Col. Hercoles Scott, of Brotherton, who d. as stated
above, in 1S14, and was s. by his brother,
James Scott, of Brotherton, b. 1776; d. 22 Sept. 1844, and
was s. by his brother,
David Scott, Esq. of Brotherton, J.P. and D.L., h. 16 June,
1782; TO. 15 Feb. 1813, Mary, dau. of William Seddon, Esq. of
Acres-Barn, co. Lancaster ; she d. 26 Jan. 1866, having had
issue,
I. HERcrLEs, now of Brotherton.
I. Wallace Mary, iii. 1846, Rev. Walter Butler.
n. Helen, in. 1851, Alexander Porteous, Esq. of Lanristoa.
HI. Isabella, d. 1818.
IV. Penelope Eliza, in. 1842, Edward Ward Dickson, Esq. :
and d. 1861.
V. Emily Augusta, m. 1842, Joseph St. John Yates, Esq.
Barrister-at-Law.
VI. Flora Alicia, in. 1842, Rev. Edmund Lane, and d. 1846.
VII. Anna Maria, m. 1855, George Skene Taylor, Esq. of
Inchgarth, Commander R.N.
VIII. Diana Octavia, m. James Farquhar, Esq. of Hallgreen,
CO. Kincardine.
He d. 18 Dec. 1859.
^rms— Arg., on a fess crenelle betwixt three lions' heads,
erased gu., a star to denote the 3rd son. tVta(— A lion ram-
pant with a sword in the dexter paw. i/o^o— Paterno robore
tutus.
Halts — Brotherton, Johnshavcn, co. Kincardine.
SCOTT OF MALLENY.
ScoTT, Feancis CuNNiNGHAir, C.B., late Major
42nd Highlanders, J.P. Mid-Lothian, and Lieut. -
Col. (retii-ed), b. 1834 ; m. 1859, Mary Olivia, eldest
dau. of Eev. E. J. Ward, Kector of Earl Clandon,
Surrey, and has issue,
I. Carteret Cunningham, b. 1SG2.
1 Florence Emily Cunningham.
II. Ethel Mary Cunningham.
ittUCaflC— This family is of the same origin as the noble
House of Buccleuch.
John Scott, Esq., 2nd son of Sir William Scott of Clerking-
ton, one of the Senators of the College of Justice, received
from his father, in patrimony, the Barony of Malleny, Mid-
Lothian. He m. Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Nicholson, of
Cockburnspath, and had, with two daus., two sons,
Thomas, his heir.
William, an Advocate at the Scottish Bar, m. 1st, Magdalen,
dau. and heiress of William Blair, Esq. of Blair, and had
one son,
William, who inherited the estate, and assumed the sur-
name of Blair. He d. s. p. 1732.
William Scott (the elder) m. 2ndly, Catherine, only dau. of
Alexander Tait, Merchant in Edinburgh, and had live sons
and six daus., who all assumed the surname of Blaib.
John Scott d. 1709, and was s. by his son,
Thomas Scott, Esq. of Malleny, in. Isabel, dau. of Sir John
Lauder, Bart, of Fountain Hall, one of the Senators of tho
College of Justice, and had a son and successor,
John Scott, Esq. of Malleny, m. 22 Aug. 1742, Susan, dau.
of Lord William Hay, of Newhall, 3rd son of John, 2nd Mar-
quess of Tweeddale, and had issue,
I. Thomas, his heir.
II. James, who commanded a ship in India, and d. there.
III. Alexander, Major in the army.
IV. Archibald, H.E.I. C.S., fell in action.
V. Francis Carteret, in. 1801, Charlotte Elizabeth, eldest dau.
of the late Major-Gen. George Cunningham, of the Scots
brigade, and had six sons and tive daus.,
1 Thoma,s, b. 1802; d. 1832.
2 Cabtebet George, late of Malleny.
3 George, of Jamaica.
4 Alexander, an officer in the army.
6 John., an officer in the army.
6 Stair Primrose, bred to the law.
1 Isabella Frances, m. 1824, George More Nisbet, Esq. of
Cairnhill, co. Lanark.
2 Charlotte, d. 1814.
iv. Charlotte Elizabeth.
3 Jane.
5 Lavinia Cockbura.
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VI. Hamilton, H.E.I.C.S., killed in action.
VII. George, late Lieut.-Col. in the army, and afterwards
Lieut.-Col. in the Edinburgh regt. of North British Militia.
I. 3Iai-garet. ii. Jane.
III. Susan. IV. Molly.
Mr. Scott was s. hy his eldest son,
Thomas Scott, Esq. of Malleny, a general officer, who served
with distinction in the campaign under Prince Fekdisand, in
the American war, in Holland, and in India; he d. unm. and
was s. by his nephew,
Cakteket George Scott, Esq. of Malleny, J.P. and D.L.,
late Capt. H.E.I.C.S., r/i. 1st, 1830, Charlotte, dau. of the late
Col. M'Dougal, and grand-niece of George, Marquess of Tweed-
dale, which lady d. 1831 ; and 2ndly, 1833, Emily, dau. of
Admiral Francis Holmes CofBn, E.N., of the ancient famUy of
Coffin, of Devon, and had issue,
I. Fbancis CoNNiKonAM, now of Mallcny.
II. George.
Mr. Scott d. 1875, and was s. by his eldest son,
Col. Feaxcis C. Scott, C.B., now of Malleny.
Arms — Or, on a bend az. a star, between two crescents of the
first, for Scott of Baccleuch, and for difference, in base an
arrow bendways ppr. feathered and barbed arg. Crest — A
8tag lodged ppr. Motto — Amo probos.
Suit — Malleny House, Balerno, Mid-Lothian.
SCOTT OF GALA.
Scott, John Hexey Feas-cis Kinnaied, Esc^.
of Gala, CO. Selkirk, b. 10 Maj, 1859.
iJLinCaflC. — Sir Walter Scott, of Harden, the ninth gene-
ration of the ScoTTs of Harden, ra. Mary Scott, "the Flower of
Tarrow," dau. of PhiUp Scott, of Dryhope, by whom he had
(with other issue) Sib William Scott, who carried on the line
of the Harden family; and Hugh, ancestor of this family. Sir
Walter Scott d. 1629, and was s. by his eldest son. Sir William,
ancestor to the Scotts of Harden, now represented by Lord
Polwarth.
Hugh Scott, the younger son, m. Jean, dau. and heir of Sir
James Pringle, the last direct male representative of the
ancient and distinguished family of Pkixgle of Galashiels. In
right of his wife, Hugh Scott became proprietor of Gala and
Galashiels, and founded the House of Scott of Gala. The suc-
cessive generations of his descendants intermarried with the
families of Kere of Carers, Douglas of Cavers, Stdaet of
Stuartfiekl, Makdougall of Meikerstov.n, MtrsEO of Auchcn-
bowie, and Hope of Craighall. His direct descendant,
John Scott, of Gala, m. Anne, dau. of Sir George Mak-
dougall, Bart, of Makerstoun, by whom he had issue,
I. Hugh, his heir.
n. George, an Admiral, and K.C.B., to. the Hon. Caroline
Lucy Douglas, dau. of Archibald, 1st Lard Douglas, of
Douglas. Sir George Scott d.s.p. 1841, and Lady Scott d.
1857.
m. John, of H.E.I.C.S., d. 1822, leaving three daus., the
eldest of whom, Maria Scott Makdougall, became of Mak-
erstoun, CO. Roxburgh.
The son and heir.
Col. Hugh Scott, of Gala, to. Isabella Munro, of the family
of MuNKO of Auchcahowk, and left a son and heir,
John Scott, of Gala, m. 20 April, 1820, Madalen Hope, dau.
of Sir Archibald Hope, Bart, of Craighall and Pinkie, chief of
the eminent family of Hope, by whom (who d. 13 July, 1873)
he left at his decease, 9 Aug. 1840, two sons and two daus.,
I. Hugh, late of Gala.
ji. Archibald, Capt. Edinburgh County Militia, d. 10 July,
1870.
I. Elizabeth, d. 14 May, 1841.
II. Isabella, d. 4 April, 1867.
Mr. Scott d. 9 Aug. 1840, and was s. by his eldest son,
Hugh Scott, Esq. of Gala, Major of the Dumfries, Eos-
turgh, and Selkirk Militia, D.L. co. Selkirk, m. 8 Sept. 1857,
Elizabeth Isabella, eldest dau. and heir of Capt. Charles
Kinnaird Johnstone Gordon, Knt. of the Persian Order of the
Lion and Sun (5th son of James K. Johnstone, Esq. of Alva),
by his wife Elizabeth Gordon, of Craig* and Kincardine, and
had issue,
* Gordon of Craig is descended from John Gordon, a son of
Sir John Gordon, Baron of Gordon, slain 1402, and brother of
Sir Adam, Baron of Gordon, whose dau. and heir carried the
great Gordon estates into the House of Seton, and was pro-
genetrix of the Dukes of Gordon and Marquesses of Huntly.
John Gordon was the common ancestor of the Gordons of Pit-
tv.rg, Leiiiiore, and Craig.
Arms—Az., three boars' heads erased or. Cresl — A boar's
head erased. Jio((o— Bydand,
I. John Henrt Francis Kinnairti, now of Gala.
II. Hugh James Elibank, 0. 1 Oct. 18G1.
ra. Charles Archibald Ptamsay, b. 17 July, 1803.
I. Madalen Augusta Lavinia.
by his eldest son, th«
Mr. Scott d. 19 Dec. 1877, and was
present John Scott, Esq. of Gala.
^rras— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or, on a bend az. astaro)
six points between two crescents of the field, in the sinistei
chief point a rose gu. stalked and" leaved vert, for Scott; 2iic
and 3rd, arg., on a saltire engrailed sa. five escallops or, foi
Pringle, of Galashiels. Crest — A lady richly attired holding ir
the dexter hand a rose ppr. Motto — Prudenter amo. "Sup
sum " is sometimes placed under the shield.
Seat — Gala House, Galasliiels, co. Selkirk.
SCOTT OF EAEBUEN.
ScoTT, EoBEET, Esq. of Eaebru'u, co. Dumfries.
J.P. for CO. Eoxburgb, h. S.Nov. 1817; s. hisfatbei
1855 ; m. 10 Sept. 1861, Louisa, eldest dau. of th*
late William Campbell, Esq. of Ederliue, co. Argyll
and has issue,
I. Walter, b. 11 Sept. 1S65,
I. Matilda Wishart.
II. Susan Horsbrugh.
III. Louisa.
IV. Violet Georgina Margaret.
HtltCagC— Walter Scott (3rd son of Sir William Scott
3rd Laird of Harden, by Agnes his wife, dau. of Sir Gidec
Murray, of Elibank), to. Isabel, dan. of William Macdougall, <
Makerstoun, by Margaret his wife, dau. of Walter Scott, t
Harden, and had issue,
William, his heir.
Walter, known by the name of "Beardy Wat," r;;. Jean, dai
of Campbell of Silvercraigs, by whom he had two son)
Walter and Robert. The younger,
Kobert Scott, was father of
"Walter Scott, Writer to the Signet, m. Anno, dau. of Joh
Eutherford, M.D., and was father of
Sir Walter Scott, Bart., the author of Waverley.
Isobel, ra. Capt. Anderson.
Christian, rii. James Menzies, 4th son of Alexander Menzie;
of Culterallers, co. Lanark.
He d. soon after the Eestoration, and was s. by his eldest son
William Scott, of Eaeburn, ra. Anna, eldest dau. of S
John Scott, Bart, of Ancrum, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. <
Francis Scott, of Mangertown, and had,
Walter, his heir.
Isobel, m. 1711, John Eutherford, M.D.
Eaeburn d. 6 Aug. 1699 (his widow ra. 2ndly, 1702, Jolin Scol
of Sinton), and was s. by his only son,
Walter Scott, of Eaeburn, ra. 19 Nov. 1703, Anne, 3rd da
of Hugh Scott, of Gala, by Isabella his wife, dau. of Sir Thom
Ker, of Cavers, and had one son, William, and two dau:
Isobel and Anne. This Laird was killed in a duel by one
the Pringlcs of Crighton, near Selkirk (in a field still nam'
Eaeburn's Meadow), 3 Oct. 1707, at the age of 24. His reli
ra. 2ndly, Henry Macdougall, of Makerstoun; and 3rd]
Home, of Ecclcs. The only son and successor,
William Scott, of Eaeburn, 6. 1704; m. 1743, Jean Ellio
and left at his decease, one dau., Anne, ra. Thomas, 2nd son
Eobert Scott, of Sandyknowe, and an only son,
Walter Scott, Esq. of Eaeburn, to. 1772, Jean, 3rd dau.
Eobert Scott, Esq. of Sandyknowe, by Barbara his wife, 2:
dau. of Tliomas Haliburton, of Newmains, and had issue,
I. William, of Eaeburn, b. 6 July, 1773; ra. 25 Jime, 18i
Susan, eldest dau. of Alexander Horsbrugh, Esq. of tl
Uk, and d. 5 April, 1S55, having had issue,
1 Walter, lostinH.M.S. " Acorn," 1828.
2 Alexander, d. in China, 1S43.
3 Eobert, now of Eaeburn.
4 William Hugh, of Draycott House, Derby, J.P,
22 July, 1822; to. 17 July, 18G3, Sarah, eldest d
Alfred Thomas Fellows, Esq. of Beeston, Notts, ani
issue, Huch, 6. 9 June, 1865; Francis Haliburtoi
31 May, 1870 ; Susan Lilias ; and Cicely Violet,
1 Violet. 2 Jane, d. 1863. 3 Susan Elizabett
4 Barbara Haliburton, m. AV. F. Owen, Esq., youn£
son of the late Eev. Dr. Owen, Eector of Bcccles.
5 Charlotte.
6 Mary, ra. J. B. Cole, Esq., and d. 1867, leaving issue.
7 Sarah.
8 Anne Eutherford, to. William T. Cole, Esq., leaving is;
II. Eobert, of Prince of Wales' Island, East Indies, d
Lcndon, 6 Sept. 1837.
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III. Hugh, of traycot, co. Derty, late Capt. E.I.C.'s
shipping service, m. Sarah, only tlau. of William Jessop,
Esq. of Butterley Hall, co. Derby.
rv. Walter, d. unm.
V. John, Major 8tli Native Bengal Infantry, d. unm. at
Eavenswood, 1832.
1. Barbara.
Arms — Or, two mullets in chief and a crescent in base az.
Creit — A lady richly attired, holding in her right hand the sun,
and in her left a half moon. Motto — Reparabit cornua Phoebe.
Seat — Lessuden House, St. BoswcU's.
SCOTT OF ABBOTSFOED.
Hope-Scott, Maet Moxica, of Abbotsforcl, co.
Roxburgh, great grand-dau. and representative of
iSir Walter ticott ; m. 21 July, 1874, Hon. Joseph
(Constable Maxwell, formerly Lieut. Rifle
'Brigade, b. 16 Jan. 1847, 3rd son of William, Lord
Herries, and has issue,
1. Waltek Joseph, 6. 10 April, 1875.
I. Mary Josephine, 6. 5 June, 187G.
II. Winifride Mary Josephine, 6. 7 March, 1878.
Mr. Constable Maxwell assumed, in consequence of
hia marriage, the additional surname of Scott.
ltitir<T[(JC. — This is a branch of Scott, of Harden, now
Lord Polwarth {see Burke's Feero^ie), and descends from
Walter Scott, Laird of Eaeburn (called "Watt Wadspurs or
Botspurs), 3rd son of Sir William Scott, 5th Laird of Harden,
temp. James I. He ra. Anne Isabel, dau. of William Mac-
Sougal, by Margaret his wife, dau. of Walter Scott, 4th Laird
of Harden, commonly called " Auld Watt," and d. shortly after
the accession of William III. and Mary II., leaving two sons,
I. William, his heir, ancestor of Scott of Eaeburn {see that
Family), and ii. Walter, ancestor of this line. The 2nd son,
Walter Scott, Esq., was generally known as "Bearded
Watt," from a vow which he made to leave his beard unshorn
■ill the restoration of the Royal House of Stuart. He -in. Jean,
lau. of Campbell of SUvercraigs, and had two sons, Walter,
md
Robert Scott, of Sandyknow, who realised a considerable
■ ■■'•mo. He m. Barbara, dau. of Thomas Haliburton, Esq. of
Mains, and had, with four daus., as many sons,
I . Walter, his sucoessor.
i(. Thomas, m. 1st, Barbara, dau. of Walter Scott, Esq. of
Raeburn; and 2ndly, Miss Rutherford, of Kuowsouth.
HI. Robert, of Rosebank, Capt. E.I. Co.'s Marine Service.
IV. John, accidentally killed.
irhe eldest son,
Walter Scott, Esq., a Writer to the Signet, 6. 11 May,
1720 ; m. Anne, dau. of John Rutherford, Esq., M.D., by whom
tie had issue,
I. Robert, R.N., d. unm. in India.
n. John, Major in the army, ('. v.nm.
, HI. Walter (Sir), 1st bart., of whom hereafter.
I rv. Thomas, Paymaster 71st regt., in. Elizabeth McCulIoch,
of Ardwall, and d. 1822, leaving issue,
Walter, H.E.I.C.S.
Janet, m. Major Iluxley, 71st regt.
I Anne. Ehza,
' V. Daniel, d. unm.
The third son,
Sir Walter Scott, 1st bart. of Abbotsford, the illustrious
author of " Waverley," b. in the College Wynd of Edinburgh,
15 Aug. 1771 J was educated at the High School and University of
Edinburgh, and called to the Bar as an Advocate 10 July, 1792.
He soon relinquished the labours of the law for those of an
author, and after attaining the highest reputation as a poet,
he commenced his brilliant career as a novelist, and was
created a Baronet 22 April, 1820; he m. 24 Dec. 1797, Mar-
garet Charlotte, dau. of Jean Charpentier, of Lyons, a devoted
Royalist during the French Fvevolution, and by her (who d.
44 May, 1826) had issue,
; 1. Walter (Sir), 2nd bart.
I II. Cliarlcs, educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford, Attache to
the British Embassy in Persia, d. warn, at Teheran, 1841.
I. Charlotte Sophia, the favourite companion of her fatlicr,
, m. 28 April, 1820, John Gibson Lockhart, Esq., Advocate,
Editor of the Quarterlij Review (son of Rev. John Lockhart,
D.D.), and d. 17 May, 1837, having had, with an elder son,
! who d. young, immortalised in the writings of his grand-
1 father, Sir Walter Scott, under the sobriquet olHugh Little-
joUn, one surviving son und dau.,
Walter Scott, who .?. his uncle at Abbotsford.
Cuaulotte Harriett Jane, of whom hereafter, as suc-
cessor to her brother.
It. Anne, d. unm. 25 Juno, 1833.
Sir Walter d. 21 Sept. 1832, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sir Walter Scott, 2nd bart. of Abbotsford, Lieut. -Col.
15th Hussars, h. 28 Oct. 1801, m. 3 Feb. 1825, Jane, dau. and
heir of John Jobson, Esq. of Lochore, co. Fife, and d. unm.
at the Cape of Good Hope, 8 Feb. 1847, when the Baronetcy
became extinct, and his estates devolved on his nephew,
Walter Scott Lockhart Scott, Esq. of Abbotsford, a
Cornet of Dragoons, b. 1827; d. unm. 10 Jan. 1853, aged 25,
when he was s. by his sister,
Charlotte Harriett Jane Hope Scott, of Abbotsford, m.
19 Aug. 1847, James Robert Hope, Esq., Q.C., 3rd son of Gen.
Hon. Sir Alexander Hope, G.C.B., and grandson of John, 2nil
Earl of Hopctoun, by whom (who assumed the additional
surname of Scott) she had issue,
AValter Michael, b. 2 June, 1857; d. II Dec. 1858.
Mary Monica, now of Abbotsford.
Margaret Anne, d. unm.
Mrs. Hope Scott d. 20 Oct. 1858. Her widower m. 2ndly,
7 Jan. 1861, Lady Victoria Alesandrina Fitz-Alan Howard,
dau. of Henry GranviUc, 14th Duke of Norfolk, and d. 29 April,
1873.
^rijis— (Scott, Bart, of Abbotsford.), Quarterly; 1st and 4th,
or, two mullets in chief and a crescent in base arg. within an
orle of the last, for Scott; 2nd and 3rd, or, on a bend az.
three mascles of the field, in the sinister chief point an oval
buckle erect of the 2nd, for Haliburton. Crest — A nymph,
in her dexter hand the sun, in her sinister the moon all ppr.
Motto over, Reparabit cornua Phoebe. 6ii/)po)7e)-s— Dexter,
a mermaid holding in the exterior hand a mirror ppr., sinister,
a savage wreathed round the head and middle, holding in the
exterior hand a club all ppr. Motto — A\'ateh wheel. These
arms were confirmed without the Supporters in 1848, to
Walter Scott Lockhart Scott, Esq. of Abbotslord, and his
sister, Mrs. Hope Scott.
&eat — Abbotsford, Meh'ose, co. Roxburgh.
SCOTT OF WILLSBORO'.
Scott, William Edward, Esq. of Willsboro', co.
Londonderry, J.P. and D.L., High SherifP 1857,
Capt. and Hon. Major Londonderry Militia, b.
11 Jan. 1833 ; m. 1861, Catherine Georgiua, dau.
of Ven. Alexander Stuart, Archdeacon of Eoss, and
had by her (who d. 1865),
I. Thomas George Stuart, d. 1868.
I. Katherine Ehzabeth. ii. Anne Frances Emily.
ILl'lTCagC— The Rev. Gideon Scott, B.A. Oxford, went
to Ireland as Chaplain in King William's army in 168s, and
purchased the Willsboro' estate. He jit. Jane, dau. of Robert
McNeill, Esq. of Ballintoy, by Margaret his wile, dau. of Sir
Thomas Euthven, and widow of Sir Dougal Stewart, and d.
1724, leaving an only son,
William Scott, Esq. a Lawyer, 6. 1704, for many years
Recorder and M.P. for the city of Londonderry. He was elevated
eventually to the Bench as a Baron of the Exchequer. He m.
Hannah, dau. of Thomas Gledstanes, and left at liis decease,
1772 (his wife d. the same year), an only son,
James Scott, Esq. of Willsboro', b. 1745 ; in. 1779, Catha-
rine Elizabeth, dau. of James Leslie, D.D., Bishop of Limerick,
and sister of Sir Edward Leslie, of Tarbert House, co. Kerry,
and by her (who d. 1832) had issue,
Thomas, late of Willsboro'. William, d. 1802.
Edward, Major in the army, (7. 1821.
Richard, m. the eldest dau. of Col. Sankey, of Fort Frederick,
CO. Cavan; d. 1856.
George, Rector of Banagher, Til. 1823, Elizabeth J. Richard-
son, and had issue.
Charles, hi. Jane, dau. of Mr. Farrell, of Larnc, and d. at
Trincomalee, in the Island of Ceylon, where he was many
years Judge and Magistrate.
James LesUe Montgomery, Chancellor of Down, and Rector
of Portaferry, m. 1823, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Edward
Lucas, of CO. Monaghan, and has issue.
Joice, m. Robert Ogilby, Esq. of Pellipar, co. Derry.
Hannah, d. 1806.
Maryanne Martha, d. June, 1854. Jane, d. 1867.
Mr. Scott d. 1820, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Scott, Esq. of Willsboro', J.P. and D.L., High
Sheriff, formerly Lieut. Bengal army, afterwards Brigade-
Major of Yeomanry in Ireland, b. 20 Oct. 1783 ; m. 1st,
1 Dec. 1823, Hannah, widow of John Campbell, Esq. of
Newtownlimavady ; 2ndly, 1827, Anne (d, 1840), 3rd dau. cf
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the Eev. Kdward Lucas, of Eathconiiell, co. Monaghan ; and
3rdly, 1844, Katharine Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the Kev.
Thomas Eichardson, of Somerset, co. Londonderry, lie had
issue by his 2nd wife,
I. William Edward, now of Willsboro'.
II. Thomas Lucas (Eev.), Canon of Derry Cathedral, Ecetor
of Tower Movillc, and Chaplain to Hi.s Grace the Lord-Lieut.,
b. 22 Aug. 1834; in. 4 l'"eb. 1804, Frances Mary, uau. of the
Ven. John Eussell, Archdeacon of Clogher, and has issue.
1 Thomas Arthur b. 7. Jan. 1865.
2 John Eu.ssell, h. 10 April, ls06.
S William Lucas, b. 26 July 1870.
1 Frances Elizabeth.
2 Mary Monica.
3 Norah Leslie.
HI. Charles Stewart, 2nd Sec. II. M'.«. Diplomatic Scryice, h.
17 March, 1838; m. 1875, Christian Crawford MacKnight,
and has issue, 1 Vera. 2 Alice.
IV. Henry Eichardson, 6. 26 Aug. 1850; m. Elizabeth, dau.
of W. Gage, Esq., of co. TJerry; and d. 1875.
I. Elizabeth, m. Eev. John Lyie, of Knocktarna, co. Derry,
and has issue, Hugh Thomas, and five sons and four daus.
II. Hannah, -/». Ven. Edward Bowen, Archdeacon of Eaphoe.
III. Annette.
IV. Hatton Thomasina, m. 13 Feb. 1872, Eev. II. S. O'Hara,
Eector of Colcraine.
V. Katharine Emily, d. 1855.
VI. Jane Barbara, d. 1850.
Wajor Scott d. 8 Jan. 1872.
Arms — (As borne by AVilliam Scott, Baron of the Ex-
chequer) or, on a bend az., a star between two cresceuts of the
field. Cre.s't — An escallop. Motto — Perge.
Seat — WLLlsboro', co. Londonderry.
MACMILLAN-SCOTT OP WAUCHOPE,
Macmillan-Scott, Waiter, Esq. of Wauchope,
in the parish of Hobkirk, co. Roxburgh, Capt.
Scottish Borderers Militia, late Lieut. Gth Dragoon
Guards (the Carabineers).
IBLinCilQt. — Walteh Scott, Laird of Euccleuch, the great-
great-grandfather of the 1st Earl of Buccleueh (xee Burke's
Peerage, BcccLEncH, Duke of), was slain in the streets of
Edinburgh in 1552, in an encounter with Sir Walter Kerr, of
Cessford, leaving, besides his legitimate issue, a natural son,
Walter Scott, of Goudilands, 6. 1532, who got his lands
from his father when very young " in order to keep a watch
at his house of Goldelands, and a tour built for that purpose
(which was called the watch tour of Branxholm), in order to
spy and give a check to the enimes of Buccleueh, or of his
country, and to warn the laird of his danger" (A7.S. .s(aJisJ.
itcct. Parish Hawick, 1738). He was a person of good points
and great bravery. At the raid of Eeidswyre, 7 July, 1575,
where Lord Eussell, eldest son of the Earl of Bedford, was
taken prisoner, the laird of Buccleueh being then very young,
this Walter Scott led the clan, his qualities having fitted
him more than any other to perform this duty. He was
a witness to the will of the laird of Buccleueh, at Hawick, 11
April, 1574. On 13 July, 1592, James VI. "withthe advice of
the lords of his secret council, gave and granted full power
and commission to Walter Scott, of Goudilands, and Mr.
Gideon Murray conjunctly and severely to demolish and cast
down to the ground the places, houses, and fortalices of Har-
den and Dryhoip, pertaining to Walter Scot, of Harden, who,
with James Stewart, sometimes of Tynneis, was art and part
of the treasonable fact perpetrated against the King's person
at Falkland." (Fitcairn's Crim. Trials, v. I. par. II. p. 276. )
On 13 April, 1596, he was with the laird of Buccleueh at the
release of " Kinmont Willie " from the castle of Carlisle. He
<1. the following Nov., aged 64, and was buried in the aisle of
the old church of St. Mary, Hawick, where his tombstone still
remains ; at his death he was s. by his son,
Walter Scott, of Goudilands, whose name appears to a
contract signed at Jedburgh, 29 March, 1C12, between James
VI. and several of his subjects ; he received from Walter,
Earl of Buccleueh, a charter in his favour, dated 17 March,
1G26, of the lands of Goudilands and Westcoatrig. He in.
Jean, dau. of Sir Andrew Eiddell, of that ilk, by whom (who
d. 16C0, aged 60) he had two sons, 1 Walter, his successor,
2 Charles, of Crumhaugh, who had a son Walter, successor
t9 his uncle,
Walter Scott, of Goudilands, the eldest son, .5. his father,
and was rated in the county valuation book of 1643 for lands
in the parishes of Hawick and Cavers. He d. s. p. before Dec.
1672, having executed a "Bond of Tailzie," dated 13 Oct.
\
1C71, and registered 8 Dec. 1672, and variou.i deeds relative t<)|
Goudilands, in favour of his nephew,
Walter Scott, of Goudilands, previously of Crumhaugh,
h. 1632. AVhether from being in debt or other causes, tha
estate of Goudilands passed soon after into the Buccleueh
family, but Walter Scott retained other lands which he in-J
herited from his uncle. He m. Janet Glendinon, and d. 2(1
Dec. 1700, having had, with a younger, son Walter, of whom
hereafter, an elder son,
Charles, b. 1664; m. Eachacl, dau. ofLanglads of that ilk,
and d,. V. p., 22 Oct. 1698, leaving a son,
Walter, of Crumhaugh and Howpaslcy, 6. 14 Aug. 1C89,
\v'ho .«. his grandfather, and m. Beatrice Scott, by whom
lie had a son,
Charles, of Crumhaugh, &c., h. 1719 ; d. 1757-58, leaving
two sons and a dau. 'Being much involved, his estates
were all sold in 1703 and 1761, and the male line of his
sons has since become extinct.
Walter Scott, of Goudilands, sometimes so designated, the
second son above-mentioned of Walter Scott and Janet
Glendinon, b. 11 June, 1670, m. Christiana, dau. of Robert
Bennett, of Chesters, by whom (who d. 4 Nov. 1708, aged 31),
he had issue,
Walter, of whom below.
Eobcrt, b. 5 June, 1704; d. s. p.
Charles, b. 23 Jan. 1708 ; d. s. p.
Joan, b. 20 May, 1702 ; d. s. p.
Walter Scott, of Wauchope and Howclcuch, the eldest
son, b. 26 July, 1700 ; m. Eachael, dau. of Francis Elliott, of
Fenwick, and had two sons,
Walter, of Wauchope, 6. 1726; m. 1st, in April, 1768, Eliza-
beth, dau. of David Eutherford, of Capehopc, d. 1772; and
2ndly, Nov. 1789, Boatrix, dau. of Gideon Scott, of Priest-
haugh, but d. s. p., May, 1796.
CuARLEs, of whom hereafter.
Mr. Scott purchased the estate of Wauchope, in the parish
of Hobkirk, Howcleuch, and other lands in the parish o!
Eobertown. He gave Wauchope to his eldest son, and IIoW'
cleuch to his second,
Charles Scott, of Howcleuch, b. 1728, s. to Wauchope it
1796. He m. 17 Aug. 1776, Elizabeth, dau. of Archibald Dick
son, of Hassendean Burn and Hantiow (6. 4 Aug. 1757 ; d. 3j
March, 1838), and d. 1808, having had issue,
Walter, his heir.
Archibald, b. 19 Aug. 1779; m. 1804, Charlotte, sister o
Col. Sibbald, of Pinnacle, and s. to Howcleuch, but d.s.p
Charles, b. 4 Nov. 1782 ; d. unm. 29 July, 1856.
Eobert, b. 12 Nov. 1786 ; d. unm. April, 1833.
James, E.I.C. Madras army, b. 30 July, 1789; d. unm
in India, 25 May, 1810.
William, Capt. 42nd regt. Madras N.I., h. 25 Feb. 1792
d. unm. at Anuntapoor, India, 27 Sept. 1828.
Eachael, to. Oct. 1807, HughMichell, Esq. of Dumfries, am
had issue.
Christian, m. Archibald Dickson, and d. 5 June, ISfil. will
out surviving issue. Through her eldest son, Fiunacl
Hill came to the Scott family.
Agnes, d. young.
Jessie, m. John Cockhurn, of Woolwick, d. 27 May, 185i
leaving one dau.
His eldest son,
Walter Scott, of Wauchope, b. 6 July, 1778, s. to tt
estates of his father and uncle. He m. 9 June, 1812, Marioi
dau. of Thomas Macmillan, Esq. of Shorthorpe, co. SelUir)
and left issue,
Charles, b. 1 May, 1814; d. 6 Dec. 1817.
Thomas, his heir, late MACMiLLiAN-ScoTT,of Wauchope.
Walter, M.D., E.I.C.S., 6. 10 July, 1817; d. at Allahaha
Bengal, 17 Aug. 1844.
Charles, b. 24 March, 1819; m. 1862, Margaret Amelia, da
of Browne Eoberts, Esq. of Ravenbourne Park, Kent, s.
Howcleuch, 1874.
Archibald, b. 22 Nov. 1822 ; d. at Malta, 4 May, 1862.
Anne, d. unm. 2 Dec. 1817, aged 4 years.
Mr. Scott d. 24 May, 1857, and was s. by his eldest survivi:
son,
Thomab Macmillan Scott Esq. of Wauchope, J.P., 6.
Feb. 1816, assumed the additional surname of Macmillan
accordance with the conditions of the entail of his maten
grandfather's estate of Shorthope, r,i. 10 April, 1844, Katl
rine Jane, dau. of Browne Eoberts, Esq. of Eavensbour
Park, Kent, formerly of the Bengal Army, and High Shei
of Calcutta, and had issue,
I. Walter, 6. 22 Dec. 1846; d. 6 April, 1847. j
II. Walter, now of Wauchope. i
III. Arthur Francis, Lieut. Eiflc Brigade, b. 13 Oct. 1S54.
I. Edith Blarion. il. Marion Maud.
III. Kath'jriue Margaret.
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Ur. Maomillan Scott d. 10 June, 1502, and was s. by his
iklest survivinjr son.
j4 cms— Quavtevly, 1st ami 4th, or, on a bend az. a mullet
jetween two crescents of the first, a bordnre conipoiiy of the
lecondand first, for Scott; inCi and 3rd, per pale or and arg., a
ion ramp, sa., in chief three mullets az., for Macmillan.
7c<;«(3— 1st, Scott: A state's head erased gu.; 2nd, Mac-
iitLLAN : A dexter and sinister hand issuing from the wreath
jrandishinjr a two-handed sword all ppr. M'Htns — Over the
Tests: Miseris succurro ; under the arms: Ardenter amo.
SCHATTON OF WEST OGWELL,
ScRATTON, Daniel Egbert, Esq. of West
Dgwell, Devon, J.P. and D.L. for Essex, J.P. for
Devon, Lord of the Manors of East Ogvvell and
Denbury, and Patron of East and West Ogwell,
b. 1819 ; m. 184-i, Maria, dau. of I\Ir. James Thorn-
ton. Mr. Scratton is only son of the late John
Bayrton Scratton, Esq. of Milton Hall, by Harriet,
iau. of Thomas Boone, Esq.
Seat— West, Ogwell, Newton Abbot.
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SCRIVEN OF WYMINGTON.
SCEIVEX, John Bagot, Esq. of Wymington, co.
Beds, and Whitchurch, co. Oxford, graduated a
Wrangler from St. John's Coll. Cambi-idge, 1861 ;
is a Partner in the Firm of Barclay, Perkins & Co., b.
2 Dec. 1839 ; m. 1865, Emily Hnut, and has no issue.
ILtltCJtSC* — Members of this family have been proprietors
of Wymington, co. Beds, Vicars and landowners of Twywell,
CO. Northampton, since the time of the Stewarts. The present
Mr. Scriven is son of Col. John Scriven, D.L. and J. P., by
SeUna Perkins his wife, and grandson of John Scriven,
Serjeant-at-Law, by Mary Fitzgerald his wife.
Anns — Arg., gutte de sang, a lion rampant gu. Cnsl — A
Stag trippant ppr.
Stats — Whitchurch, co. Oxford; Wymington, co. Beds.
Toic/i Residence — 16, Devonpon Street, W. Club — United
University, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall.
5 Sept. 1831, aged 69) a son Edward, <;. unm. 1836, and two
daus., Dorothea, now of Sibton Abbey ; and ICUzabeth, i/i.
Jolm Mirohouse, Ksii. of Brownsdalc, co. Pembroke.
Arms — Erm., on a chief indented az., three leopards' faces or.
Crcsl — A stai': passant erm. gorged witlia crown and attired or.
Seat — Sibton Abbey, Yoxford.
SCRIVENER OF SIBTON.
PiKE-SCRITENEE, MeS. DOROTHEA, of Sibton
Abbey, Suffolk, widow of John Frederick Pike-
ScRiVENEE, Esq., and elder dau. and co-heir of
John Fisher, D.D., Bishop Salisbury, and Preceptor
to the Princess Charlotte of Wales, by Dorothea
his wife, only child of John Freston Scrivenei',
Esq. of Sibton Abbey, m. 9 April, 1839, John
Frederick Pike, Esq., who assumed on his marriage
the additional surname of Scrivener, and d.
1866.
ILiltCagC.— On the 30th Nov. 1610, the Abbey of Sibton
was sold by Thomas, Earl of Arundel, and Lord William
Howard, of Naworth (Belted Will), to John Scrivener, Esq.
■He was the son of Ealph Scrivener, Esq. of Belstead, Pot.
Eeeve, of Ipsw-ich, and Barrister-at-Law, to whom arms were
granted 20 Jan. 1576. The original surrender by Wllham
Fladbuiy, the last Abbot, remains in the family's possession.
John Scrivener built a commodious mansion, adjoining the
ruins of the abbey. His son, Thomas, living at the time of
the Heralds' Visitation of Suffolk, 166i, was a great sufferer in
the royal cause, his estate having been sequestered, and he
himself confined in various prisons in the country. He m.
15 Dec. 1640, Elizabeth, only child of William Grudgcfield,
Esq.; and dying 1667, was buried at Sibton. He left (with
uher issue) a son, Charles Scrivener, LL.B. of Sibton, b. 25
111, 1060; m. Anne, dau. of Thomas Wharton, Esq.; and
) Aug. 1737, leaving a son, Charles, of Sibton, m. Mar-
garet, dau. of Francis Bedingfeld, Esq. of Bedingfeld, andd.
751; and a dau., Ann, who m. Kev. Thomas Freston, LL.B.,
/icar of Cratfield, 6th son of Richard Freston, Esq. of Mend-
nm,and left at her decease, 7 Nov. 1761, a dau. Ann, w.
vard Howman, Esq., and a son, John Freston Scrivener,
1. of Sibton Abbey, who took the name and arms of
> rivener; he m. Dorothea, dau. of Roger Howman, Esq.,
ID., of Norwich, and d. 1797, aged 67, leaving an only sur-
iving dau., Dorothea Scrivener, of Sibton .\bbey, who hi. John
isher, D.D., Bishop of Exeter, and afterwards Bishop of
alisbury (eldest son of the Rev. Jolm Fislier, M.A., Rector of
ulborne), and by him (who d. 1825) left (at her decease,
II.
SCROPE OF DANBY.
ScROPE, Simon Thomas, Esq. of Danby Hall, co.
York, and Cockerington, co. Lincoln, J.P. and D.L.
for North Riding of co. York, male representative of
the great House of Scrope, b. 27 April, 1822 ; m.
31 Oct. 1855, Emily Jane, 3rd dau. of Robert
Berkeley, Esq. of Spetchley, co. Worcester, and has,
I. Simon Conters, b. 16 Oct. 1857.
II. Henry Aloysius, b. 3 Jan. 1860.
III. Geoffrey William, b. 23 June, 1870.
IV. Stephen Francis Eustace, b. 24 Oct. 1872.
v. Gervase John Philip, b. 5 May, 1874.
1. Mabel Slary Henrietta. ii. Margaret Mary Louisa.
III. Cecily Mary Elizabeth. iv. McUicent Mary Ursula.
V. Mary.
iLlltCitCJC. — Among the numerous baronial houses which
formerly possessed great influence in England, that of Le
Scrope or Scrope stands conspicuous. Though some of their
titles are now dormant, and others extinct, few families were
more distinguished in the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries ; and
Shakespeare has given immort.ility to no less than three indi-
viduals of the name. The House of Scrope was ennobled in
two branches, Scrope of Bolton, and Scrope of Mashani and
Upsal ; and its members shared the glory of all the great
victories of the middle ages. An unbroken male descent from
the Conquest, if not from the time of Edward the Con-
fessor, and the emphatic declaration of the Earl of Arundel,
given in 1386, as a witness in the celebrated controversy
between Sir Richard Scrope and Sir Robert Grosvenor for the
right of bearing the co.at "azure, a bend or," as well as of
numerous other deponents in that cause, that the representa-
tive of this family " was descended from noble and generous
blood, of gentry and ancient ancestry, who had always pre-
served their name and estate in dignity and honour," as well
as their alliances and property, sufficiently attest their anti-
quity and importance ; wliilst the mere enumeration of the
dignities which they attained between the reigns of Edward
II. and Charles I. proves the high rank they enjoyed. In
this period of 300 years, the House of Scrope produced two
Earls and Twenty Barons, one Chancellor, four Treasurers, and
two Chief Justices of England, one Archbishop, and two
Bishops, five Knights of the Garter, numerous bannerets, the
highest Military Order in the days of chivalry.
Richard Scrope held various manors in Worcestershire,
Herefordshire, and Shropshire, in the time of Edward the
Confessor, as appears on the authority of Domesday Book,
at the compilation of which they were possessed by his son,
OsisoRNB Fitz-Richakd, Or FiTZ-ScROP, who in 1067, whilst
William the Conqueror and the greater part of his nobles
were in Normandy, assisted the Castellan of Hereford in sub-
duing the rebel Edric. From him descended the Lords Scrope
of Bolton (Sir William Scrope, K.G., eldest son of the 1st Lord
Scrope, of Bolton, was created Earl of Wiltes, 1397), the
Lords Scrope of Maxharn and tlie Scropes of Castle Coonibe,
Wilts, whose heiress, Emma Phipps, only child of William
Scrope, Esq., m. 1821, George Poulett Thomson, Esq., M.P.,
afterwards Scrope, and d. s. p. Aug. 1866).
Sir Henry le Scrope, 6th Baron Scrope, of Bolton, who
left, by Elizabeth his 1st wife, dau. of Henry, Earl of North-
umberland, Henry, 7th Lord Scrope of Bolton, and
JouN Scrope, Esq. of Spennithorne, co. York, and of Ham-
bledon, co. Bucks, m. PhiUis, dau. of Ralph Rokeby, of Mor-
tham, CO. York, and had, with other issue,
I. Henry, his heir.
II. Ralph, of Hambledon, Bucks, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
William, Lord Windsor, and relict of Sir George Paulett,
and by her had a son,
1 Sir .\drian Scrope, ICnt., who settled at Cockerington,
CO. Lincoln, and was progenitor of the Scropes of Cockef-
iix'jton.
In. Adrian, ancestor of Scrope, of Wormeslcy, co. Oxford.
The eldest son,
Henry Scrope, of Spennithorne, m. Margaret, dau. and
heiress of Simon Conyers, of Danby-upon-Yore co. Y^ork,
and had by her (who d. 3 March, 1609), with other issue,
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I. Fkancis, of Danby, m. Dorothy, dau. of Anthony Caterick,
Esq. of Slanwick, co. York, but d. s. p.
II. Henry, d. s. p.
HI. Christopher, of Spcnnithorne. m. Margaret, dau. of
John Beesley, Esq. of Skelton ; and d.'il Jan. 1G37, leaving,
with other issue.
1 Henry, who inherited Danhy.
2 Simon, successor to his brother.
IV. John, »i. Anne Thoresby, and left a dan. and heiress,
Anne, who m. Edward Topham, Esq. of Aglethorpe.
The representation of the family eventually devolved upon
the eldest son of Cubistopheb, of .Spennithorne,
Henry Scrope, Esq., 6. 14 Oct. 1605, who became "of
Danby." He d. 1642, leaving an only dau., Anne, wife of
Thomas Tempest, Esq. of Bruughton, and was s. by his
brother,
Simon Scbope, Esq., of Danby, 5th son of Christopher, 6.
1015 ; m. Mary, dau. of Michael Warton, Esq. of Beverley,
and d.2'2 Dec. 1691, having had, with three daus. (Catherine,
?;i. Nicholas Thornton, Esq. of Netherwitton, Northumber-
land ; Mary, ,/i. Nicholas Errington .Stapleton, Esq. of Carle-
ton, CO. York ; Margaret, m. John Messenger, Esq. of Foun-
tains Abbey, co. York) three sons, of whom the eldest,
Simon Scrope, Esq. of Danby, b. 14 Nov. 1666; m. 1st,
Mary, dau. of Robert Constable, Viscount Dunbar, by whom
he had no issue; and m. 2ndly, Frances, dau. of Ralph
Sheldon, Esq. of Beoly, co. Worcester, by whom he left at
his decease, 2S Feb. 1723,
I. Simon, his heir. ii. Henry Joseph, of Leghome.
I. Mary Doiothy, m. Thomas Strickland, Esq. of Sizergh.
II. Frances, a Nun.
III. Catherine, -m. Roger Strickland, Esq. of Richmond
The eldest son,
Simon Scrope, Esq. of Danby, m. Ann Clementina, dan. and
eventual co-heir of George Meyncll. Esq. of Aldborough
and Dalton, co. York (by his wife Elizabeth, only child of
George Cockson, Esq.), and dying 3 Jan. 17s8, left a dau.,
Clementina Elizabeth Frances, m. James Maxwell, Esq. of
Kirkconnell, and a son,
Simon Thomas Scrope, Esq. of Danby, m. 3 Slarch, 17S9,
Catherine Dorothy, eldest dau. of Edward Meynell, Esq. of
Kilvington and the Fryerage, Yarm, and had issue,
Simon Thomas, late of Danby.
Edward Gcrvase, b. 5 Jan. 1796; d. 17 Jan. 1S67.
Henry, b. 13 Oct. 1798.
Frederick, b. 25 Dec. 1801; d. 1848.
Charles George, b. 21 March, 1805; d. 1841.
Catherine Dorothy, m. 1826, Anthony George Wright Eid-
dulph, Esq. of Burton, Sussex. ,
Anne Clementia. Frances, d. 1858.
Mr. Scrope d. Aug. 1838, and was s. by his eldest son,
Simon Thomas Schope, Esq. of Danby Hall and Cockering-
ton, male representative of the great House cf Scrope, b. 17
April, 1790 ; ni. 25 June, 1821, Mary, eldest dau. of John
Jones, Esq. of Llanarth Court and Trc-Owen, co. Monmoutli,
and by her (who d. 25 April, 1830), had issue,
I. SnioN Thomas, now of Danby.
u. Henry John, Lieut. 1st Eoyal regt., b. 16 May, 1823; d.
11 Dec. 1853.
I. Mary Catherine, d. 7 Feb. 1829.
n. Florence Mary, m. 22 Nov. 1853, Edmund Rodney Pol-
lexfen Bastard, Esq. of Kitley and Lyneham, Devon, who
d. 12 June, 1856. She d. 23 Jan. 1871.
in. Adela Mary Elizabeth, m. 1st, 16 June, ISOC, Edward
Francis Riddell, Esq. of the Grange, Northumberland, and
2ndly, 26 April, 1873, Hon. Alexander Temple Fitzmaurice,
4th son of Thomas John Hamilton, Earl of Orkney.
Mr. Scrope, of Danby, laid claim to the earldom of Wiltes, but
the decision of the House of Lords was adverse. Ue d. Oct.
1872, and was s. by his eldest son.
Aryns — Az., a bend or, quartering the arms of many great
and historic families. Crest— Out, of a ducal coronet or, a
plume of ostrich feathers ppr. Motlo — Dcvant si je puis.
Scf'ts — Danby, Bedale, co. York; and Cockerington, Louth,
CO. Lincoln.
SCUDAMORE OF KENTCHTJRCH.
SccDAiiouE, Saeah ADELAIDE, of Kcntchurcli
Court, CO. Hereford, m. 1st, 24 May, 1852, Major
ritzherbert Dacre Lucas (killed at Lucknow, 30 Sept.
1857), 2nd son of the Eight Hon. Edward Lucas, of
Castle Shane, co. Monaghan, and had an only son,
Edward Sccdamore, J. P. and D.L. for co. Hereford, J.P.
for Radnor, and Lieut. Hereford Militia, 6. 1853.
She m. 2ndly, 1859, John Donegau, Esq. of Carrig-
more, co. Cork.
2lllXCit0C.— The SccDAMOKEs, one of the most eminent
families in the West of England, have been pstablished at
Kentchurch for many centuries. At an early period they
became divided into two distinct families, the Sccdamores of
KenU-hii.rch, and the Scudamobes of Hrritut Lacy ; but the
exact period when the branches separated has not been accu-
rately ascertained. (See Bueee's Extinct and Dormant
Peerage.)
Sir Alan Scudamore, Knt., living 4 William Rcfus,
m. Jane, dau. and heir of Sir Alexander Kctchmey (Catcli-
may). Lord of Troy and Bigswear, Monmouthshire, and left a
son and successor,
Sir Titus ScnoAMORE, Lord of Troy and Bigswear, m.
Joyce, dau. of Sir Robert Chfford, Lord of Clifford, and had
two sons,
WiLcocK (Sir), who in. Eleanor, dau. and heir of Sir Brian
Truwhck, Knt., and
Jenkin Scudamore, m. Alice, or Agnes, dau. and heir of Sir
Robert Ewyas, Knt., and had two sons, John (Sir), his heir;
and Philip, who was, according to some authorities, ancestor
of the Home Lacy branch. The elder son.
Sir John Scudamore, m. Jane, dau. of Sir Walter Baskcr-
ville, of Eidisley, co. Hereford, and was father of
Sir John Scudamore, m. Joyce, dau. and co-heir of Sir
Robert Marberry, Knt., and left a son and successor.
Sir Jenkin Scudamore, sii. Alice, dau. and co-heir of Sir
Walter Pcdwarden or Bredwarden, Knt., and had two son3,
John (Sir), his heir; and Philip, who, on the authority of
most of the ancient pedigrees, was ancestor of the Scuda-
MORES of Home Lacy. The elder son,
Sir John Scudamore, Knt. of Kentchurch, living in the
reigns of Edward II. and Henry IV., ra. Elizabeth, dau. and
co-heir of the celebrated Owen Glendowr, and was great-
great-great-grandfather of
James Scudamore, Esq. of Kentchurch, tern}}. Henry VII.
He m. Joane, or Sibell, dau. of Sir James Baskerville, Knt. of
Erdisley, co. Hereford, and had two daus., his co-heirs, of
whom Eleanor became the wife of Miles ap Harry, Esq. of
Newcourt; and
Joan Scudamore, inheriting Kentchurch, m. her cousin,
Philip Scudamore, Esq. of Rowlstone, and left a son and
successor,
John Scudamore, Esq. of Kentchurch, from whom the 4th
in descent,
John Scudamore, Esq. of Kentchurch, aged 58 in 1C83,
5)!. Mary, dau. of Andrew Lloyd, E.?q. of Aston, Salop, and
by her (who d. 6 Jan. 1705) had si.x sons and three daus.
Mr. Scudamore d. 28 Dec. 1704, and was s. by (the son of bk
eldest son, Ambrose) his grandson,
William Scudamore, Esq. of Kentchurch, m. 1701, Pene
lope, dau. of Edmund Lechmerc, Esq. of Hanley Castle, add
sister to Nicholas, Lord Lechmere, by whom (who was interred
at Kentchurch, 24 July, 1730) he had one son, i. John, who d.
1713, in youth, and three daus., i. Mary, m. John Wynde,
Esq. of St. Laurence Pountney, London ; ii. Penelope, j».
Lewis Clive, of Howton Grove, co. Hereford ; in. Rachel, d
unm. 1737. Mr. Scudamore d. 1741, and was s. by (the eldes'
son of his uncle, Richard Scudamore, of Bowlstone) his cousin
John Scudamore, Esq. of Rowlstone and Kentchurch, h
1727, Col. of the Herefordshire Militia, and M.P. for the cit;
of Hereford. He m. 26 Aug. 1756, Sarah, dau. and heirc
Daniel Westcombe, Esq. of Enlield, and had issue,
I. JonN, his hoir.
II. Richard Philip, h. 30 June, 1752, M.P. for Hercfori
d. v.ntn. 5 March, 1831.
I. Mary, m. 15 Feb. 1787, James Hereford, Esq. of Sufton.
Mr. Scudamore d. 11 July, 179G, and was s. by his son,
John Scudamore, Esq. of Kentchurch Court, Col. in tl
Duke of Ancaster's regt. of Light Dragoons, M.P. for Hei>
ford, b. II June, 1757. He m. 3 May, 1797, Lucy, only dau.'
James Wnlwyn, Esq. of Longworth, co. Hereford, M.P., ai
by her (who d. 24 Feb. 1708) left at his decease, 12 April, 180
an only child,
John Lucy Scudamore, Esq. of Kentehnreh, J.P. and D.I
High Sheriff, Lieut.-Col., 6. 20 Feb. 1798; m. 23 Oct. 185
Sarah Laura, elder dau. of Sir Harford James Jones, Bart
Boultibrooke, and had issue, a son, b. at Florence, 24 Nt
1023, who d. in infancy, and a dau.,
Sarah Adelaide, now of Kentchurch. 5
He d. 2nd July, 1875, and was s. by his chilt', Ssrah Adela! '
j4v-/ijs— Quarterly : 1st and 4th, gu., three stlrmpB Icathei ml
and buckled or, Scudamore f modern); 2nd and 3rd, or, acr
palce titchc gu., Sccdamore (ancient). Cre.U — A bear's p
ppr. issuing from a ducal coronet or. Motto — Scuto amc
Divini.
Scat — Kentchurch Court, Hereford.
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SCULLY OF MANTLE HILL.
SCTTLLY, Vincent, Esq. of Mantle Hill, co. Tip-
perary, and Mcrrion Square, Dublin, J.P. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1871, b. 1 Aug. 1846; m. Nov. 1871,
Emma Eliza Mary Clare, dau. of Pierce Marcus
Earron, Esq. of Belmont Park, D.L. co. Waterford,
and has had issue,
I. Vincent Bernard, b. 1 Sept. 1S72 ; d. 10 Nov. following.
II. Denis Vincent Arthur, 6. 7 Sept. 1873.
I. Katherine Juliet JIary, 0. 30 Aug. 1874.
II. Manclla Beatrice Mary, b. 7 Jan. 18TG.
iCtnCilflC. — TheseptofDAScoLAiDnE,0'ScuLi.T,orScuLi,T
is stated to liave been of Milesian origin. The sept, at a very
•early period possessed a territory in the present co. Westmeath,
called Dealbhna Sarthair, or Western Delvin, and are men-
tioned by O'Dubhagain, who lived in the loth century, in his
topographical poems, aa "O'ScuDy of Sweet Stories, over the
<JeliKhtful Western Delvin;" the literal meaning of the word
*' Scully " is scholar, or narrator of events. The Annals of the
Four Masters supply evidence of members of the sept holding
high ecclesiastical preferments before the conquest of Ireland
ty Henrt II., viz., A.D. 1050, "O'Scully Ilerenach, of Inis
Cathaigh, </.;" a.d. 1117, " Flann O'Scully, Bishop of Condere,
<i." An inquisition taken at Druma Keenan, 15 Dec. 1621,
mentions part of the bounds of the territory of Ely O'CarroU,
in the King's Co., as "the town and lands of Garida, called
Scully's land."
Jeremiah Scully, of Eyallstnwn or Lyonstown, co. Tippe-
rary, with his brother, Eoger Scully, settled near Cashel, in
that CO., subsequent to the restoration of Charles II. Tra-
dition, carefully preserved in the family, says they came from
the King's Co. or Longford ; the latter, Roger, d. 1704 ; the
former, Jeremiah, was 6. 18 Sept. 1645, and had four sons and
two daus. He rf. 2 June, 1710. The eldest son,
Teige, or Timothy Scdlly, of Barnahilla, co. Tipperary, was
b. 8 Aug. 1674 ; vi. 1708, Mary, dau. of Eoger Ryan, of
Kilnemanagh, in the same co., by whom he had nine sons and
two daus. ; of the sons the two elder were, i. Jeremiah, of
Kilconnell and Shanbally, same co., 6. 1709 ; m. Katherine
Matier, and d. 27 April, 1765; ii. Eogeb, of whom hereafter.
rie d. 27 July, 1743. His 2nd son,
Roger Scclly, of Kilfeacle and Dually, co. Tipperary, 6.
17 Nov. 1713; m. 24 Jan. 1734, Mary, dau. of Gilbert Maher,
of TuUamainc, same co., by whom, who d. 10 July, 1780, aged
60 years, he had, with ten daus., seven surviving sons,
I I. James, of whom hereafter.
I II. Edmund, of Cashel, 6. 24 Dec. 1739 ; d. 24 Aug. I80G ; m.
Dora, dau. of Roger Ryan, of Kilcloan, by whom (who d.
10 June, 1806, he had a son, Daniel, 6. 1 May, 1773, d.
j 17 Dec. 1786) and six daus., 1 Mary, m. 1791, Andrew
I O'Ryan, of Bansha Castle ; 2 Ellen, in. Matthew Moore, Esq.,
\ son of Rev. Crosbie Moore, Esq. of Mooresfort ; 3 Elizabeth,
[ m. 27 Sept. 1800, WiUiam Delany, of Castle Durrow; 4 Mar-
garet, m. Theobald O'Meagher ; 5 Frances, m. William
CoUcs ; Dora, m. Michael lidwell, of Dromore and Beaks-
town.
in. Jeremiah, of Silverfort, 6. 8 Dec. 1741; d. 19 Sept. 1807;
TO. 1768, Barbara, dau. of Daniel Hourigan, of Tantore,
■by whom (who d. 3 Nov. 1818) he had, with six daus., as
many sons, 1 Eoger, of Limerick, 6. 1770, m. Ellen, dau.
of Denis Lyons, Esq. of Croom, J.P. co. Limerick, and had
a son, Edmund, Captain in the Imperial Hussars ot Austria ;
2 Daniel, Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards, 6. 1772; rn. Feb.
1799, Elizabeth, dau. of James Aylmer, Esq. of Painstown,
CO. Kildare; and d. 21 Jan. 1802; 3 Patrick, Capt. 99th
regt., 0. 1776, d. in West Indies, 4 March, 1796; 4 James, of
Tullamaine, 6. 21 July, 1779, d. 18 May, 1853, m. 1st, Kathe-
rine, dau. of Denis Moylan (who (/. 18 Jan. 1827), and 2iuUy,
Jan. 1830, Jane Balfe, widow of John Taaffe, Esq. of Anna-
I hill, CO. Mayo; 5 Jeremiah, of Silverfort, b. 1786, m. Jan.
I 1811, Elenor, dau. of Capt. John Burke, of Limerick
I (who d. 29 Jan. 1818), d. April, 1838; 6 Edmund, of Clon-
banane, J.P., 6. 1788, d. s. p. 18 Dec. 1S17.
IV. William, of Dually, 6. 6 June, 1746 ; m. 1776, Anne, dau.
of Robert Roe ; and (/. 21 Dec. 1828.
! V. Timothy, 6. 28 April, 1755.
i VI. Roger, b. 27 June, 1758; m. 1798, Elizabeth, dan. of
i Patrick Curley, of Galway ; and d. 1828.
VII. Patrick, of Carrick-on-Suir, 6. 17G4.
Eojtcr Scully d. 8 March, 1783. His eldest son,
1 James Scully, Esq. of Kilfeacle, J.P. co. Tipperary, &.
•9 Nov. 1737 ; m. 14 July, 1760, Katherine, dau. of Denis Lyons,
Esq. of Croom House, co. Limerick, by whom, who d. 30 June,
1818, he had (with six daus., i. Mary, d. 12 Aug. 1831;
HI. Fanny, m. 1793, Jean Bernard Pasquet, of Bordeaux, and
'i. 20 Dec. 1795; iii. Katherine, m. 0 Nov. 1786, Richard
»usse, Esq. of Annesbrook,and d. 14 Aug. 1788; iv. Anne, m.
15 June, 1791, Thom.is Mahon, d. 23 Oct. 1841 ; v. Lucinda,
m. 1800, Leonard Keating, d. 21 May, 1843; vi. Joanna, m.
19 Sept. 1805, Clement Sadleir, Esq., d. 29 Dee. 1858) six sons,
I. Eoger, b. 9 Nov. 1772; d. v. p. unm. 7 Jan. 1797.
II. Denys, of whom liereafter.
III. James, of Shanballymore, and Merrion Square, Dublin,
J.P. CO. Tipperary, 6. 25 March, 1777: m. 17 Jan. 1806,
Margaret, dau. of John Wyse, Esq. of the Manor of St.
John, Waterford, and d. 31 Dec. 18J6, leaving three sons,
1 James, of Shanballymore, and Merrion Square, J.P. co.
Tipperary; m. 1st, 1832, Helen, dau. of Alex. Sheriock,
Esq., and 2ndly, 1860, Catherine, dau. of Charies Galway,
Esq., and d. 1878, leaving issue ; 2 John, Resident Magis-
trate, Capt. 80th regt. ; 3 Francis, M.P. co. Tipperary 1847-57.
IV. William Timothy, of Torquay, Devon; b. 15JIay, 1778;
'III. 18 Feb. 1796, Margaret Roe, of EockwcU, co. Tipperary;
and </. 5 Nov. 1842.
V. Edmund, of Bloomfleld, b. 22 Jan. 1779; m. 6 March,
1806, Anne, dau. of Con O'Brien; and </. 16 Sept. 1839.
VI. Jeremiah, of London, b. 15 Dec. 1872; m. 1st, 4 July,
1809, Alice, dau. of Francis Arthur, and 2ndly, Ellen, dau.
of Edmund Sexton, of Limerick; and d. 1 March, 1840.
Mr. Scully d. 11 Feb. 1816. His eldest son,
Denys Scully, Esq. of Kilfeacle, Barrister-at-Law, &. 4 May,
1773; m. 1st, 26 Nov. 1801, Mary, dau. of Ferdinand Huddles-
ton, Esq. of Sawston, co. Cambridge, who d. s. p. 12 April,
1806, and 2ndly, 2 Sept. 1808, Katherine, dau. of Vincent
Eyre, Esq,, of Highfield and Newbolt, co. Derby, by Katherine
his wife, only child of William Parker, Esq. of Rainliill, co.
Lancaster, by whom (who ((. 11 June, 1843) he had issue,
I. James, his successor; 6. 13 Sept. 1809; d. unm. 26 Nov.
1S42.
IL Vincent, of whom hereafter.
m. Rodolph Henry, 6. 12 March, 1812; m. Mary, dau. of
— Lough, of London, and d. 6 Aug. 1876, leaving foiu: sons,
1 James Rodolph, 6. 5 Sept. 1853.
2 liodolph Francis, 6. 28 Jan. 1855.
3 Reginald William, 6. 5 July, 1856.
4 Thomas Vincent, d. 1 May, 1857.
IV. Thomas Joseph Denis, 6. 12 July, 1317, d. s. p. 13
April, 18J7.
V. William Francis John, of Ballinaclough, co. Tipperary,
and Hollund Park, London, b. 23 Nov. 1821 ; m. 1851, Mar-
garet, dau. of Michael Sweetman, Esq., by whom (who d.
20 May, 1861) he had three daus.,
1 Gertrude. 2 Julia. 3 Kathleen.
I. Katherine Julia Mary, vi. Prince Antonio Publicola Santa
Croce, Duke de Corchiano and Santo Gcmine, Grandee of
Spain of the First Class; and d. 16 Feb. 18C4.
II. Mary Anne, a Nun, b. 18 Jan. 1815.
III. Juliana, a Nun, b. 20 May, 1319.
Mr. Scully d. 25 Oct. 1830. His 2nd son,
Vincent Scully, Esq. of Mantle Hill, co. Tipperary, and
Merrion Square, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, Q.C., M.P. co.
Cork 1852-57, and 1859-65, b. 8 Sept. 1810, s. his eldest brother
1842; m. 6 Sept. 1841, Susan, dau. of John Grogan, Esq. of
Haroourt Street, Dublin, and sister of Sir Edward Grogan,
Bart., M.P. for the city of Dublin 1841-65, who d. 3 Sept. 1874.
He d. 4 June, 1871, leaving issue,
I. Vincent, now of Mantle Hill.
I. Katherine, b. 12 July, 1844.
II. Juliet, a Nun, b. 7 Feb. 1848.
m. Rosa Victoria, 6. 18 May, 1853.
Arms — Vert, a cross botonnee between in chief two mullets
and in buse a iieur-de-lis or. Crat — Out of a mural crown ppr.
a nhoenix also ppr., charcred on the breast with a cross
botonnee or. Motto^Sine labe resurgeus.
Seat — Mantle Hill, Golden, near Cashel, co. Tipperary.
SCTTRFIELD OF FOBD AND HURWORTH.
SCTJEFiELD, Geoege John, Esq. of Ford, Hur-
■worth House, and Crimdon House, all co. Durham,
J.P. for the North Kiding and co. Durham, and
D.L. for the latter, b. 4 Feb. 1810; m. 11 April,
18.39, Anne Alice, 2nd dau. of Kev. Kobert Hopper
Williamson, of Whickham, co. Durham, J.P., Kector
and Patron of Hurworth, and by her (who d.
1 April, 1872) had issue,
I. George John, b. 16 April, 1841; Barrister-at-Law of tha
Inner Temple.
II. Robert Grey (Rev.), b. 6 Aug. 1844, B.A. of Worcester
CoH.Oxon.
III. William Williamson, b. 24 Dec. 1845; d. 1858.
I. Alice Joanna Sarah Dorothea.
Mr. Scurfield, 'who graduated M.A. at St. John's Coll.
Cambridge, 1836, asaimied, by roval license, dated
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
SEE
22 Oct. 1831, the surname of ScuEriELD only, in
lieu of his patronymic Geet. He "was formerly
Lieut. -Col. Commanding the 4tli Durham Admiuis-
tratiye Battalion Durham Kifle Volunteers, and is
on the roU as High Sheriff for co. Durham.
JLtUCaSC— This famUy of Grey -nas long settled in the
city of Durham.
John Gket, Gent, of the city of Durham, had, by Mary his
■(vife, a son, Eobert Grey, of Claypath, in the same city, an
Alderman thereof, who d. about 1698, and was s. by bis only
son, John Gbet, an Alderman of Durham, and Mayor of that
city in 1707, 1715, 1722, and 1735. He m. 1st, 23 Jan. 1699,
Eebecca, dau. and co-heiress of William Chipchase, Gent, of
Norton, co. Durham, who was buried 14 Jan. 1716. Mr. Grey,
who m. 2ndly, 5 Aug. 1718. Mary, dau. of George Bowes, Esq.
of Bradley, co. Durham, and by her had further issue, was
buried at St. Nicholas' Church, Durham, 17 Sept. 1750, aged
80, and was s. by his 4th, but eldest surviving son by his 1st
wife,
John Geet, Gent, of Norton, hapt. 21 July, 1709 ; to. 23
Dec. 1727, Anne, dau. of Hugh Finch, Gent, of Billingham,
CO. Durham, by Anne his wife, and by her (who was buried
17 Sept. 1767) had issue,
I. William, of London, b. 9 Jan. 1729; m. Elizabeth Wright,
of Bishopton, and by her had an only child, Elizabeth,
6. 1757. This lady inherited the extensive estates of her
great-uncle, Gascoigne Finch, Esq. She m. 8 June, 1783,
the Eev. Christopher Anstey, of Trumpington, co. Cam-
bridge, by whom (who d. 19 Dec. 1827) she had an only
child. Christopher, who lived only a few days.
n. Chipchase, grandfather of William Bobinson Grey, Esq.
of Silksworth, co. Durham, who has assumed the name of
Eobinson only {xce Robinson of Silksicorth).
ni. John, of whom we treat.
I. Aime, m. 17 May, 1764, John Ward, of Billingham, co.
Durham, Gent.
Mr. Grey d. about 1760. His 3rd son,
John Gbet, of Norton, Gent., 6. 14 June, 1744; m. 10
March, 1768, Elizabeth, dau. of John D.arnell, of Billingham,
CO. Durham, and by her (who d. 21 Dec. 1818, aged 73), had
issue,
I. John,'of Stockton, co. Durham, Merchant, b. 4 Sept. 1776 :
TO. 25 Nov. 1802, Margaret, dau. of Edward AiskeD, of
Sunderland, co. Durham, and had issue,
1 John, of Stockton, Merchant.
2 Edward, of Liverpool, Merchant.
1 Eleanor, m. 26 April, 1827, Thomas Henry Faber, Esq.,
Town Clerk of Stockton, and had issue.
2 Ehzabeth, 7/!. 6 Jime, 1831, Frederick William Trevor,
Esq., Collector of the Customs at Montrose, and had
issue.
II. William, of whom presently.
I. Ann, of Norton.
II. Elizabeth, to. 1825, the Eev. Christopher Anstey, Vicar of
Billingham, co. Durham.
William Gbet, Esq., of Norton (the second son), b. 18 Sept.
1778, J. P. CO. Durham ; ki. 2 July, 1807, Joanna, only
child and heiress of William Scurfield, Esq. of Ford, Coatham
Mundeville, and Crimdon House, all co. Durham (who was 2nd
son of William Scurfield, Esq., of Ford and Newcastle-on-
Tyne, the discoverer of copperas), and had issue to survive
infancy,
I. William Scukfteld, his heir.
II. Geobge John, who s. his brother, and is the present Mr.
Scurfield.
in. John William (Eev.), who has assumed the name of
Smith only (see Smith of Rulwpe and Carrowhrough).
IV. Charles, an Ensign 1st West India regt. He d. umn. in
the AVcst Indies June, 1842.
V. Henry Anthony, of Hurworth Hall, co. Durham, for
which he is a J. P., 6. 1822; m. 3 Sept. 1851, Frances
Elizabeth, youngest dau. of James Eoyds, Esq. of Wood-
lands, CO. Chester, by whom he has four daus. Mr. Grey is
Hon. Col. of the 1st Cheshire Artillery Volunteers.
Ti. John Reynolds, of Calcutta, Merchant, d.. 23 March,
1858, aged 33.
I. Sarah Dorothy, to. 2 May, 1839, her cousin, Wm.
Eobinson-Robinson (formerly Grey), Esq., of Silksworth, co.
Durham.
Mr. Grey d. 1862, and was s. by his eldest son,
William Scurfield Gbet, Esq. of Norton and Crimdon
House, h. 18 Aug. 1808; M.A. of St. John's Coll. Cambridge,
and a Barrister-at-Law, J.P. for the North Biding and co.
Durham, for the latter of which he was a Deputy-Lieut.,
Chairman of Quarter Sessions, and served as High Sheriff 1867.
He d. umn. 9 Jan. 1876, and was s. by his brother, George
John, of Hurworth House, co. Durham, who had, as above-
Btated, previously assumed the name of ScnEFiELD only.
Anns — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, barry of six pean and or»
per pale coimterchangcd, for Scdrfield ; 2nd and 3rd, gu., a
lion rampant and a bordure engrailed arg., for Gbet. Crests
— 1st, A cubit arm in armour erect ppr., encircled by a.
wreath of oak or, firing a carbine also ppr., for Scurfield ;
2nd, A scaling ladder arg., for Gbet. Mottoes — Vidi, vici, for
ScuBFiELD ; De bon vouloir servir le roy, for Gbet.
Heats — Hurworth House, Darlington; and Crimdon House,
Castle Eden.
SEALY OF GORTNAHORN.
Sealt, Wintheop Baldwin, Esq. of Gortna-
horn, CO. Cork, J.P., b. 1806; m. 4 Sept. 183G,
Susan Jane, youngest dau. of Richard Huugerford,
Esq. of The Island, co. Cork, and has issue,
I. Egbert Winthrop, 6. 1839.
II. Bichard Hungerford, 6. 1341.
III. Jonas Morris, 6. 1844.
IV. Winthrop Baldwin, b. 1847 : m. 1875, Amy.
v. John Thomas Hungerford (Bev.), b. 1851 ; m. April, ISTfT.
VI. George Marsh, &. 1854.
I. Frances Eyre, deceased. 11. Susan Jane.
III. Henrietta Helena. iv. Letitia Charlotte.
V. Eliza Ann. vii. Maria Catherine Becher.
Itt'lTCaCJC. — John Sealt, Esq., stated to have been of the
family of Sealt of Bridgeioater, went to Ireland teniy,
Charles II. He was father of
BoBEBT Sealt, Esq. of Bandon, 111. Miss Marsh, sister of
Gen. Marsh, and had issue, Armiger, John, and George. The
descendants of John settled at Eichmount, near Bandon. The
3rd son,
George Sealt, Esq. of Gortnahorn, m. Anne, only dau. of
the Bev. Richard Baldwin, of Ardacron, Rector of Bathclareen,
and had issue, Bobebt, Richard, Armiger, George, Baldwin,
Eliza, Bridget, and Jane. The eldest son,
Robert Sealt, Esq. of Gortnahorn, m. 1st, Eliza, dau. of
Jonas Morris Esq. of Dunkettle, and had a son, Jonas
MoBBis Sealt, Esq.; and a dau., Mary Anne, to. 1820, Rev.
Jonas Morris Poole. He m. 2ndly, Anne, eldest dau. of
John Hungerford, Esq. of Burren, brother of Col. Thomas
Hungerford, of The Island (see that name), and by her had
issue,
John Thomas Hungerford, of whom presently.
Winthrop Baldwin, now of Gortnahorn.
Anna Maria, d. unm.
The elder son,
John Thomas Hungerford Sealt, Esq., M.D., A.B., 5.
26 March, 1804; m. 18 Dec. 1829, Sarah, 4th dau. of the Rev.
Eobert Shanly, of Julianstown, co. Meath, and d. in California,
leaving issue,
Eobert, 6. 13 Sept. 1830, to whom his uncle, Jonas Morris
Sealy, bequeathed the estates of Gortnahorn, Kilcoleman,
and Garanreah, after the decease of his widow. He d. s. p.
in Australia, 1862.
Alice.
Arms — Or, a fess embattled az., between three wolves'
heads erased sa. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a wolfs
head sa. Motto — Concipe spes ceitas. Scat — Gortnahorn
House, CO. Cork ; and Barleyfield, Bandon, co. Cork.
IIOLYNEUX-SEEIi OP HUYTON HEY.
Moltneux-Seel, Thomas, Esq. of Huyton Hey
CO. Lancaster, J.P. for cos. Lancaster and Norfolk
D.L. for the former, late Major of the 2nd Eoya'
Lancashire Militia, b. 1 July, 1792 ; m. 31 Oct
1823, Agnes, dau. of Sir Richard Bedingfeld, 5tl
Bart, of Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, and has issue, ^
I. Edmund Eichabd Thomas, 6. 5 Aug. 1824; m. 16 Nov,'
1847, the Comtesse Anna Maria de Lousada of Losada ' 5.
and has issue two sons, Edmund Harrington ; and Edwar
Honore, and two daus., Agnes Mary Matilda, m. 5 Ocl
1870, Sir John Lawson, 2nd Bart, of Brough Hall, cc
York; and Charlotte Amelia.
II. Charles WiUiam, 6. 8 April, 1830 ; m. 15 Feb. 1856, Mary !
dau. of Capt. Philipps, of Torquay, Devon, and d. 1 ;
Feb. 1859, having had one son and one dau.
III. Henry Harrington, Bichmond Herald, b. 10 Maj
1839; TO. June 1870, Louisa, widow of Alex. Spearinar
Esq., and dau. of Edward MaLnwaring, Esq. of Whi'
more, co. Stafford.
This gentleman assumed, by royal license, date
12 July, 1815, in accordance with the will of hi
I
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materaal grandfather, Thomas Seel, Esq. of New
Hall and Alt Grange, co. Lancaster, the surnames
and arms of Molyneux-Seel, in lieu of his patro-
nymic Unsworth. He represents, through his
mother, the families of Habington of Hayton,
MoLTNEUX of Neio Hall, Hawaeden of Lee Green,
iind Seel of co. Lancaster.
itinratlC.— Thomas Unsworth, Esq. of Maghall Hall,
CO. Lanca.«ter, son of Thomas Unswortli, Esq. of Mashall,
<who d. 1801), m. Aug. 1791, Frances, eldest dau. and co-heir
of Thomas Seel, Esq. of New Hall and Alt Grange, co. Lan-
caster, by Frances his wife, last heir of iEiciiard MoLVNEnx,
JCsq. of New Hull, and (^ 5 Juno, 1815, having had issue by
that lady (who d. 1841),
Thomas, wlio has assumed the surname of Molykeox-Seel,
and is now of Huytoo lley.
■\Villiam Gillebrand, d. tinm.
liichard Blundell, (/. 23 Aug. 1SG9.
Frances Seel, m. 1823, John Smale, Esq. of Guys Clifte
Lodge, CO. Warwick, M.D., who d. 1841.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, per fess potent counter potent
jican and az., three wolves' heads erased counter-changed, for
JSEiiL; 2nd and 3rd, az., a cross moline or, a canton arg., for
MoLVNEDX. Crests — A wolf's head erased per fess pean and
az., for Seel ; On a chapeau gu. turned up erm., a peacock's
tail ppr., for Molynedx.
Seat — HuytouHey, Liverpool, co. Lancaster.
SEELY OF BROOKE HOUSE.
Seely, Cdaeles, Esq. of Brooke House, Isle of
Wight, J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Lincoln since 1861,
and High Sherifl'for Hants 1860, J.P. for cos. Lin-
coln, Surrey, and Hants, 18G0, b. 1803 ; m. 1831,
Mary, youngest dau. of Jonathan Hilton, Esq. of
jJfewcastle-upou-Tyne, and has issue,
I. Charles, of Sherwood Lodge, Nottingham, 6. 1S33; in.
1857, Emily, dau. of William Evans, Esq. of London, and
has issue.
I. Mary, m. Rev. T. Renwick.
II. Frances Anne, m. B. Temple Cotton, Esq.
III. Annie, m. Lieut.-Col. Browne, V.C.
Mr. Seely is the only son of the late Mr. Charles
fcieely, of Lincoln, by Ann his wife, dau. of Mr. J.
W'ilkmson.
Seats — Brook lIou.?c, Isle of Wight; and Tiirreydown Park,
fiui'rey. Tuwn Rcsidcacc — 26, Prince's Gate, London.
SEGEAVE OF CABRA.
Segeave, Heney, Esq. of Kiltimou and Cabra,
late Capt. 12tli foot, m. 1850, Mary Elizabeth, dau.
of Edward Francis Dehane, Esq. of Eaby House,
Wolvcrbamptou, co. Stafford, and has issue,
O'Neill Edward John, deceased. Walteb Henky.
Charles William.
Frances Emma, m. Sir John Talbot Tower, 3rd bart.
Mary Clare. Edith Blanche.
ILtllCilQC. — RicnAUD Seagkave, Chief Baron of the Ex-
chequer in Ireland a.d. 1404, was father of Patrick Seagrave,
living 1445, who m. Mary, dau. and heir of William Wafer, of
Killeglan, co. Meath, and was grandfather of John Seagrave,
of Killeglan, circa 1500, who m. Jenet Dongan, and left two
sons, Patrick, of Killeglan, d. s. p., and
IticiLARD Segrave, m. Ist, Elizabeth Dowdall, by whom he
had,
J. Patrick, of Killeglan, heir to his uncle; he m. Joan Beg,
aad left, with two daus., Catharine, wife of Robert Usher,
and Anna, wife of Simon Barnewall, of Kilrew, one son,
Richard, a Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, m. twice,
ana lelt issue; c<. 159s.
n. Laurence.
He m. 2ndly, Jenet Eustace, by whom he had, with other issue,
a 4th son,
William Segrave, Esq., m. Elizabeth, dau. of William
VTalsh, Esq. of Carrickmaine; and <<. v.}'-, leaving a son,
Christopher Segrave, Esq. of Dublin, Alderman and Mayor
Of that city 1559. He m. twice. By his 1st wife, Alson, dau.
Of Nicholas Humphrey, he left at his decease, 2 Oct. 1589, a
8on and heir,
Walter Segrave, Esq. of Dublin, Alderman and Mayor of
that city 1588, who m. twice. By Catherine his IsC wife he
liad one son, John, his Ucir ; and by Elinor iJall his 2nd wife,
he h.ad issue, Chvistnphcr; James, to whom his father and
uncle gave the dissolved monastery of St. John's, Dublin;
Mary, wife of Sir John Tyrrell, Knt. ; Alice, wife of John
Fagan; and Jane, wife of Robert Kennedy. Esq., Alderman of
Dublin. Walter Segrave d. 9 Dec. 1G21, and was s. by his son,
John Segrave, Esq., m. Jane, dau, of Christopher Fagan,
Alderman of Dublin, and left a son,
Henry Segrave, Esq. of Little Cabra (heir to his grand-
father), b. 1599 ; <;. lC(i2, leaving, by AUcu his wife, several
children, of whom the eldest son,
John Segrave, Esq. of Cabra, co. Dublin, m. Anne, dau. of
Sir Neal O'Neil, Bart, of Killelagb, co. Antrim, and was father
of
Henry Segba\'e, Esq. of Cabra, whose will, dated 13 Aub.
1738, was proved 1739. He m. Anne, sister of John Davis,
and had issue, i. Neill, his heir; ii. John; iii. Richard;
IV. Jenico; v. Arthur, who d. in London 1817, at a very ad-
vanced age; I. Emelia, to. Gerald Archbold, Esq. of Donode,
CO. Kildare; ii. Elizabeth; in. Barbara; and iv. Anno. The
eldest son,
Neill Segrave, Esq. of Cabra, whose will, dated 8 March,
1769, was proved 10 July, 1777, in. Clara, dau. and co-heiress
of Michael Ambrose, Esq. of Dublin, and sister of Lady
Palmer, " the dangerous Papist," and had issue two sons,
I. John, his heir, and ii. James, who went abroad; and three
daus., I. Rose, m. Darby O'Grady, Esq.; ii. Frances, d. 1794;
and III. Eleanor, in. Anthony Brown, Esq. The elder son,
John Segrave, Esq. of Cabra, m. Anne, duu. of William
Nugent, styled Lord Riverston, and had issue,
I. O'Neill, his heir. ii. William, <t. unni.
III. Tliomas, of Dublin, m. Anne, dau. of PeterGrehan, Esq.,
liy Mary his wife, dau. of Stephen Roche, Esq. ; and d. 1817,
leaving issue,
1 John, deceased.
2 O'Neill, late Inniskilling Dragoons, in. Frances, 2nd dau.
of Ambrose Harbord Stewart, Esq. of StolvcPark, Suffolk,
and has issue. 3 Henry (Rev.), deceased.
4 Stephen, m. Isabella, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. J. Birkenhead
Glogg, of Backford and Irbie, co. Chester, and had issue.
5 Peter (Rsv.).
G Thomas, Barristcr-at-Law, to. Miss Hamilton, dau. of
Dr. Hamilton, of Edinburgh; and </. 1S4C, leaving issue.
7 Patrick, J.P. co. Dublin, m. 1858, Henrietta Cecilia, dau.
of Robert Daniell, Esq., D.L., of New Forest, co. West-
moath, and has issue, Thomas Lewis, b. 20 Dec. 1861 ;
John O'Neill, b. 31 Dec. 1864; Henry Francis, 6. I Oct.
18G6 ; Anne ; Mary Clare ; and Cecilia.
1 Mary, m. Nicholas Whyte, Esq. of Loughbrickland.
2 Anne Frances, in. 1826, Hon. William Browne, and d. s.p.
3 Clara, m. John Lewis Mora O'Fenall, Etq. of Lissard,
CO. Longford.
4 Margaret, m. Hon. James O'Brien, one of the Judges of
the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland.
I. Henrietta, m. William Kellet, Esq. of Great Clonard.
II. Clara, in. Marcus Blake Lynch, Esq. of Barna.
III. Anne, in. Capt. Baldwin, R.A.
IV. Frances, d. uwa.
Mr. Seagrave d. 1783, and was s. by his son,
O'Neill Segrave, of Cabra, in. Margaret, dau. of Oeortre
Goold, Esq. of Cork, and by her (who in. 2ndly, John Agnew
Connell, Esq.) left at his decease, 1793, a son and successor,
Henry John Segrave, Esq. of Cabra, in. 1817, his cousin,
Anna Frances, dau. of WiUiam Kellet, Esq. of Great Clonard,
CO. Wexford, and had issue,
O'Neil, late representative of the family.
Henry, now of Kiltimon.
William, late Capt. 71st foot.
Thomas, late Capt. 14th foot, in. 15 Aug. ]8')4, Louisa Mary,
dau. of William Buckley, Esq., and has issue a son. Homy
John, b. 9 Nov, 1861, and a dau., Frances Emma Isabella.
Mr. Segrave d. 1843, and was s. by his eldest son,
O'Neill Segrave, Esq. of KiUinion and Cabra, D.L., nn
officer 7th Dragoon Guards, in. 23 May, 18!8, Matilda, 3rd dau.
of John Hyacinth Talbot, Esq. of Castle Talbot, co. Weslorj,
M.P. ; d. s. p. 25 June, 1878, and was s. by his brother.
Arras — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, arg., on a bend gu. three
trefoils or; 2nd and 3rd, az., three catrles displayed or. Cral
— .\ demi-lion rampant arg. between the paws a branch of oak
ppr. Iructed gold. iVo((o— Dieu ct mun roi.
^(.'cii— Kiltimon, Newtonmountkenuedy, co. Wicklow.
SELBY OF BIDDIiESTONE.
Selbt, Walter Chaeles, Esq. of Biddlestone,
Northumberland, h. 12 July, 1858.
iLtnCit0C. — The Selbys have been seated time out of mind
ia Northumberland. A gruui from King Edward I., which
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has been preserved, shows beyond doubt that they derive
from Sir Walter de Selby, who flourished in the reiftns of
Henbt III. and Edwabd I., as the lands thereby given to the
said Sir Walter have continued uninterruptedly in the posses-
sion of his descendants, and are enjoyed by them to this day.
From
CHBisTOPnER Selbt, Esq. of Biddlestone (son of Percival
de Selby, one of the Commissioners of the Middle Marshes
6 Edward VI.), the 3rd in descent, who m. Eleanor, dau. of
Sir William Ogle, Knt. of Cawsey Park, Northumberland, son
of Ralph, Lord Ogle, descended,
Sir William Selby, of Biddleetcna, High Sheriff for North-
umberland, received the honour of knighthood from King
James, at Berwick, 1G03. He m. Ellen, dau. of Sir Thomas
Haggerston, Bart, of Haggerstone Castle, who had (with three
daus.) an only son to survive him,
Chables Selby, Esq. of Biddlestone, in. Elizabeth Gilli-
brand, of Chorley, and had three sons and one dau. The
eldest son,
Thomas Wn.,LiAH Selbt, Esq. of Biddlestone, in. Barbara,
dau. and heiress of Christopher Percehay, Esq. of Eyton,
CO. York, and had (with two daus., i. Barbara, in. 1735, Eoger
Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington; ii. Elizabeth, in. John
Lawson, Esq., 2nd son of Sir John Lawson, Bart, of Brough)
an only son,
Thomas Selbt, Esq. of Biddlestone, m. 1st, Mary, 3rd dau.
of Boger Meynell, Esq. of North Kilvington, and had one dau.,
Mary. He in. 2ndly, Eleanor, dau. and co-heir of Nicholas
Tuite, Esq. of the family of Tuite's Town, co. Westmeath, and
had by her five sons and one dau.,
I. TnoMAS, his heir.
n. Nicholas Tuite, 6. 1754; in. 1st, Teresa, 4th dau. of
Joseph Coppinger, Esq., 3rd son of Stephen Coppinger, Esq.
of liallyvolane, co. Cork, but by her had no issue. He m.
2ndly, Frances, dau. of Anthony Wright, Esq. of Wheel-
side, Essex, by whom he had one dau., Eleanor, d. unm. ;
and 3rdly, Frances, dau. of Thomas Walmesley, Esq. of
ShoUey, co. Lancaster, by whom he had two daus., Mary
Anne, m. Sir Charles Wolseley, 8th bart. of Wolseley ; and
Mary Eleanor.
ni. Charles .Joseph, 6. 24 Oct. 1755, who settled in Denmark,
where he was created a Baron 1796, and appointed Major of
the South ZeelandFencibles, March, 1801, and Chamberlain
to the King 1808. He m. 1st, Bridget, dau. and co-heir of
Peter Borre, of Copenhagen ; and 2ndly, Anne Ernestine
de Brockdorff, dau. of Baron de Brockdorff, of Klein Nord-
see, in Holstein, widow and heiress of Cay von Eantzan, of
Guldenstein and Gaarg. Baron de Selby had issue by his 1st
■wife only, two sons and one dau.,
1 Charles Borre, Baron de Selby, Lord of he Manor of
Ourupgaard, in the Island of Fulster. Chamberlain to the
King of Denmark, Knight of the Danncbrog, m. 1806,
Christina Georgiana Louise, 2nd dau. of Capt. Falbe, of
the Danish navy, and had issue,
Charles Ernest, 6. 23 Aug. 1813; d. May, 1843.
Eleanor Ida Christine Fredereke, a lady of the Eoyal
Danish Chapter of Walloe, m. 1845, Baron Wedel.
Ida Cliarlotte Nicolette, a lady of the Royal Danish
Chapter of Wemmetofle, m. Baron Brienan.
Jeromia Catherina, m. Count Bille Brache.
Anna Ernestine Angclique Elizabeth, a Lady-Expectant
of the Royal Danish Cliapter of Gisselfeld.
Angelique Louisa Johanna Christina Antoinette, d.
1836.
Caroline, > . .
Caroline Amalie, j '^^^'°^*
2 Nicholas Tuite, an officer in the Austrian Cavalry, Lord
of the Bedchamber to the Emperor of Austria 1809, and
Major of Kltnan Light Horse 1813, 0. U Jan. 1782; to.
Wilhelminu Kheischel; and d. 1815, leaving an only dau.,
Ernestine Wilhelmina Caroline, Lady in her own right
of the Manor of Guldenstein, Holstein, m. Oct. 1833,
her cousin, Frederick de Bulow.
1 Eleanora Sophia, in. 4 April, 1803, Franz Christopher
Von Bulow, Adjutant-Gen. to the King, and acting Adju-
tant-Gen. to the Prince of Denmark.
IV. John, d. unm.
V. Robert, m. Teresa, dau. of the Hon. Charles Talbot, and
Fistcr to Charles, 15th Earl of Shrewsbury, and by her has
had two sons and one dau.,
1 Robert Joseph, d. unm. 25 Sept. 1824.
2 John Thomas, was named " Caineriere Segrcto di Cappa
I Spada" to His Holiness Pope Pius IX., on 2 Dec. 1801,
and Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great,
and shortly after Francis II., King of Naples, conferred
on him the Order of Fbancis I., 6. 1804; m. Anna
Maria, dau. of John Searle, Esq. of Molesworth, co. Hun-
tingdon ; and d, 1 July, 1872, having had issue,
Eobert John, m. 20 July, 1858, Caroline, dau. of the
Count and Lady Anne di Sangiorgio; and (/. in
^ Florence, 19 March, 1875, leaving issue, William;
Walter; and Robert.
Charles Alexander, d. unm.
Albert Joseph Perceval, d. young, unm.
John George Fauconberg.
Anna Maria Teresa, in. Dec. 1870, Edward Walter
Farrell, Esq. (sec Faeeell of Moynalti/); and d,
10 June, 1872.
Harriet Blary Augusta, d. unm.
Teresa Georgina, d. unm.
1 Anne, who d. young.
Mr. Selby was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Selby, Esq. of Biddlestone, 6. 1753; w. Catherine;
dau. and heir of Ralph Hodshon, Esq. of Lintz, co. Duriiam,
and by her (who d. 1826, aged 65) had issue,
Thomas, his heir. Ralph.
Edwaid, rn. Charlotte Amie, and had two daus., Catherine
and Cliarlotte, who d. unm.
Walteb, successor to his brother.
Richard, d. unm. 1815, aged 27.
William, m. Miss Julia Brien, and has two sons and one
dau.,
Thomas. Eobert.
Maria.
Catherine, in. 1819, John AloysiusClavering, Esq. of Callalj-,
Northumberland.
Henrietta, Lady Abbess of the Benedictine Convent at Ham-
mersmith. Maria, d. unm. 1824.
Mr. Selby d. 15 May, 1816, and was s. by his eldest son,
Thomas Selbt, Esq. of Biddlestone, at whose decease, unm.
1818, aged 38, the estates devolved on his brother,
Walter Selby, Esq. of Biddlestone, in. April, 1817, Alicia,
dau. of Thomas Swarbreck, Esq., and had issue,
Walter, his heir.
Thomas, b. 19 Jan. 1824; d. April, 1848.
Mary, in. 24 July, 18.58, Henry B. G. Whitgreave, Esq. of
Moseley Court, co. Stafford. Eleanor, deceased.
Mr. Selby d. 1833, aged 46, and was s. by liis eldest son,
Walter Selby, Esq. of Biddlestone, h. 2 Nov. 1822; in.
18 Feb. 1857, Laura Ann, dau. of Henry Tempest, Esq. of
Broughton, and by her (who d. 21 Oct. 1863) had issue,
Walter Charles, now of Biddlestone.
Thomas Cyril, 6. 24 Nov. 1859.
Reginald Arthur, 6. 17 June, 1867.
Evelyn Mary. ' Edith Mary. Muriel Slary.
Mr. Selby d. 2 Sept. 1868, and was s. by his son, Walter
Charles.
Arms — Barry of eight or and sa. Crest — A Saracen's head
ppr. wreathed about the temples or and sa. Motto — Semper
sapit supra.
;Seai— Biddlestone, Rothbury, Northumberland.
SELBY OF TWIZELL HOUSE.
Selby, Frances Margaret, of Twizell Hougo,
Northumberland, Kent, m. 1833, Rev. Edmund
Antrobus, youngest son of Key. William Antrobus,
Rector of Acton, Middlesex, and has issue. Her
only dau., Fanny Lewis, m. 5 Jan. 1859, Williaiu
Henry Johnston, of Malheuny, co. Dublin.
iLiliragC. — Prideaux Selbt, Esq. of Eeal, co. Durham,
son of William Selby, Esq. of Bcal, by Elenor his wife, m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Collingwood of Cornhill, and had a large
family. Of the survivors were John, who s. to the property at
Beal; George, who became of Twizell; Grace, Elizabeth, and
Mary, who all three married. The youngest son,
George Selby, Esq. of Twizell House, m. 1782, MargarcJ,
2nd dau. of John Cook, Esq. (2nd son of Edward Cook, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law and Recorder of Berwick, and grandson of (j
Edward Cook, of Amble), and had issue,
Prideaux Johk, of Twizell House, and The Mote, Kent.
George, Commander R.N., of Shilbottle, Northumbeiland,
J.P., in. 1840, Mary Anne, eldest dau. of Rev. George ; ;
Thomson, of Howick. i J
William, Lieut. 3rd Dragoons, killed at the battle of Sala- !J .
manca. U
Margaret, in. 1st, Thomas Bell, Esq. of Alnwick; and 2ndly,
William Clerk, Esq. of Belford Hall, Northumberland.
Elizabeth, in. Stephen Fryer Gillum, Esq. of Middleton Hall, ;
Northumberland.
Mary Anne, m. William Brodrick, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
Isabella, in. John Cliurch, Esq. of Woodside, Herts, and]
Bill's Hill, Northumberland.
Mr. Selby d. and was s. by his eldest son,
Prideaux John Selby, Esq. of Twizell House, and Th<
Mote, Kent, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1821, h. 1789; m.
17 Dec. 1810, Lewis Tabitha, 2nd dau. of Robert Mitford ;
Esq. of Mitford Castle, and by her (who d. 24 March, 1809
had issue,
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I. Lewis Mahianne LrARO-SEiBT, of The Mote, Tonbviasre,
Jvent, ))i. 1st, Charles John Biggc, eldest son of Chai-lcs
William Bipge, Esq. of Linden; and 2ndly, Kobeit Luard,
Major in the army, 7tli son of Peter Joliri Luard, of Blibro
Hall, CO. Lincoln.
II. Frances JIaroabet, now of Twizell.
HI. Jane, m. Sir Thomas Tancred, Bart.
Mr. Selby d. 1867, and was s. by his 2nd dau.,
Frances Maboaket, now of Twizell.
Arms and Crest — Same as Selbt of Biddlcstone. Molto —
Fort et loyal.
<SeaJ— Twizell Ilouse, Btlford, Northumberland.
SELBT OP YEARLE.
Selbt, Chaeles, Esq. of Yearle, Northumber-
land, J. P., b. 1813 ; m. 1st, 1816, Margaret, dau. of
William Willoughby, Esq. of Berwick, which lady
is deceased ; and 2ndly, June, 1859, JuHe Anna
Maria, dau. of the late Eranz Horner, Kouighcher
Eatli, in Munich, Bavaria.
JtlllftigC.— The Selbis of Tcarle descend from a younger
son of the ancient House of Biddleston. The estate of Yearle
was acquired by
William Selbt, whom. 1G9S, Maiy, oneof the three daus.and
co-heirs of Kobert Swinburne, Esq. (of the Capheaton Family),
and had by her, who m. 2adly, Ilderton, of llderton, a son and
successor,
Charles Selbt, Esq. of Yearle, b. 1702, to whom Prince Charles
Edward sent a gold cup as a testimonial of his appreciation of
his services. He m. 1739, Elizabeth Le Brun, a lady of French
extraction, and had issue,
I. William, d. unm. ij. Charles, d. v/iun.
III. Edward, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Handasyde, of
Wooler, and left at his decease, one dau., Elizabeth, wife of
Thomas Cookson, Esq., and one son,
Charles inherited the Y'earle estate, but d. unm. 1S04,
when it passed to his uncle.
IV. Thomas, of Y'earle.
I. Jane, m. 1st, Dr. William Ormston, of Henderside Park;
2ndly, Michael Pearson, Esq. of Matfen; and Srdly, George
Silvertop, Esq. of Minsteracrcs.
II. Elizabeth, m. Daniel Wilkinson, Esq. of Felton.
III. Barbara.
Mr. Selby d. 1789. His youngest son,
Thomas Selbt, Esq. of Y'earle, b. 23 May, 1756 ; in. 30 Sept.
1812, Ann, dau. of Walter Piowland, Burgess oi Berwick, and
by her (who d. May, 1862) had issue,
I. Charles, now of Yearle.
u. Leopold, b. 1817; 1,1. 8 April, 1840, Mary, youngest dau.
of Christian Kcr PkCid, of Newcastle- on-Tyne, and has
issue,
1 Thomas Charles, 6. 24 Fob. 18)3; d. 13 March, 1SG7.
2 Leopold Christian, 6.3 Dec. Is44; d. 29 May, lo71.
3 Daniel Wilkinson, b. 1849.
1 Ida.
Mr. Selby d. June, 1846.
Arms and C/-es(— Same as Seldt of Biddleston. I.Ictto —
Semper sapit suprcma.
Seal — Yearle, near Wooler.
SENHOUSE OF NETHERHALL.
PoCKiNGTOif-SENnorsE, Elizabeth, of Nether-
hall, Cumberland, eldest dau. and heiress of Hum-
phrey Senhouse, Esq. of Netherhall, m. 12 Oct.
1835, Joseph Pockliugtou, Esq. of Barrow House,
J.P. and D.L., High SheriiT 1816, who d. 17 Eeb.
187'1, and has had issue,
I. IICMPHRET, 6. 13 Aug. 1843.
I. Ellen, )!!. 15 May, 1862, Major R. H. Lowe, Grenadier
Guards, 3rd son of William Drury Lowe, Esq. of Locko
Park, CO. Derby, and has issue.
n. Blanche, m. 2 July, 185G, Alfred, 4th Lord Scarsdale,
and has issue ; d. 4 April, 1875.
lu. Mary, vi. 13 Nov. 18G0, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd hart.
of Brayton, and has issue. iv. Fanny.
Mr. Pocklington-Senhouse, who assumed his second
surname by royal license, 27 Sept. 1812, was 2ud
son of Eoger Pockhngton, Esq. of Carlton House.
iLUXCilt^t. — The family De SEWTNnocsE, De Sevenhouse
or De Senuouse, derives its surname from Hall Sevenhouse,
a district of Cumberland. The Qrst of its members upon
record,
Walter de Sewtkhouse, had a grant of the fifth part of the
tow&ship of Bolton, in the parish of Gosforth, from Alan de
Coupland, and likewise a grant of other lands in the same
parish from WiUiam de Wayberthwaite. These grants are
both without date, but both are witnessed by Sir Adam de
Lamplugh, Knt., who lived in the times of Kings Richard I.
and John. From Walter descended,
John Senhouse, m. 1528, Elizabeth, elder sister and co-heir
of Richard Eglesfield, son of Gawen Eglesfleld, of Alneburgh
Hall, High Sheriff Cumberland 9 Henrt VIII. (which
Gawen was the descendant in a right line from John de
Eglesfield, the elder brother of Robert de Eglesfield, the
founder of Queen's College, Oxford). This John Senhouse d.
1568, leaving four sons,
Thomas, ancestor of the family of Senhocse of Seascale IhdU
Cumberland, now extinct in the male line.
Peter, of EUenborough Hall, d. unm.
John, of whom presently. .
Richard, Incvunbent of Claughton, co.'Lancaster.
The 3rd son,
John Senhouse, of EUenborough, is the person whom Camden
mentions in his Britannia, as having collected with great
industry numerous Roman stoney, altars, lavers, and statues,
with inscriptions, which he had placed with much taste in his
houses and buildings; and as having entertained, 1599, the
celebrated antiquary himself, and Sir Robert Cotton, of Coning-
ton, with great civility. He m. Anne, dau. of John Ponsonby,
Esq. of Hale Hall, and had, with other issue,
Peter, his successor.
Simon, murdered near Dovenby, by Slcclton, of Arma-
thwaite.
Richard, D.D., Fellow of St. John's Cambridge, afterwards
Dean of Gloucester, and consecrated 16-:4, Bishop of Carlisle.
Eleanor, r,i. Henry Fletcher, Esq. of Moresby Hall.
Jane, rn. Blennerhassett, of Flimby.
Elizabeth, ni. Wilham Briscoe, Esq. of Crofton.
Mr. Senhouse d. 1604, and was s. by his eldest son,
Peter Senhouse, Esq. of Alneburgh, or EUenborough Hall,
otherwise Netherhall, Escheatorof cos. Cumberland and West-
morland, and High Sheriff for the former shire, 3 Charles I.
He m. Frances, dau. of Lancelot Skelton, Esq. of Armathwaite
Castle, Cumberland, and had, with other children, John, his
successor, and Thomas, of Long Newton, Cumberland. Peter
Senhouse d. 1654, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Senhouse, Esq. of Alneburgh Hall, m. Elizabeth, Srd
dau. of Humphrey Wharton, Esq. of GiUiugwood, co. Cork,
and had, with other issue,
I. Humphrey, d. s. p. before his father.
II. John, successor to his father. m. Richard.
IV. Patricius, m. 1655, Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Thomas
Bromfiekl, Esq. of Hames HaU, Cumberland, and relict of
Henry Dalton, Esq. of Brigham. This gentlem.in's great-
grandson,
Humphrey Senhouse, Esq. of Bridgfoot, Cumberland,
J. P., Major of the Cumberland Militia, m. Isabella, dau.
of William Ponsonby, Esq. of WhiK'haven (by Catherine
his wife, dau. and co-heir of John Senhouse, Esq. of the
same place), and left issue, at his decease, 1829,
1 Humphrey, Capt. in the Cumberland Mihtia, m. anJ
has issue.
2 William, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, d. 1829.
1 Catherine, m. Ralph Cook, Esq. of Camerton Hall.
2 Mary.
I. Margaret, m. Henry Eglesfield, Esq. of Cross Canonhv,
and<;. 1691.
II. Ehzabeth, m. William Nicholson, Esq.
Mr. Senhouse d. 1667, and was s. by his son,
John Senhouse, Esq. of Netherhall, Capt. in the army of
King Charles I. He in. 1st, Ehzabeth, dau. of Jerome Tolhurst,
Esq., Lieut. -Governor and M. P. of Carlisle, but had no issue.
Ho m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Andrew Huddleston, Esq. of
Hutton John, Cumberland, and had issue,
I. John, his heir.
II. Andrew, killed at sea, fighting against the French.
III. Dudley, drowned in the river Lunc.
IV. Peter, m. Catherine, dau. of Skelton, of Branthwaite,
and had issue,
1 John, who had a son, Peter, who d. unm., and a dau.,
Catherine, m. William Ponsonby, Esq. of Whitehaven.
2 Richard, M.D., who left a son, Peter, who d. luwi. 1750.
V. HuMPHRET, of whom presently.
I. Dorothy, m. Patricius Senhouse, Esq. of Hame Hill.
II. Mary, m. Richard llichuiond, Esq. of Crosby.
Cupt. Senhouse d. 1067, and was s. by liis eldest son,
143S
SEN
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SEE,
Jons SENnonsE, Ksq. of Nctlierhall, m. Jrine, clau. of
Eicliard Lainplugh, Esq. of Dovenby Hall, Carabeiland, by
whom (who vi. Uiully, Charles Orfeur, Esq. of Plumbland) ho
had surviving issue at his decease, 1C94,
Mary, m. 1st, Francis Skelton, of Branthwaite; and 2ndly,
Richard Butler, Esq. of Roiliffe, co. Lancaster.
Jane, in. Julin Stephenson, Esq. of Baladool, Isle of 3Ian.
Frances, d. unra.
Grace, in. Richard, 2nd "Viscount Shannon.
Isabel, ra. John Fletcher, Esq. of Clca Hull, Cumberland.
Elizabeth, d. unm.
These ladies, who inherited as co-heirs of their father, disposed
of the demesne of Netherhall, and manor of Alneburgh, or
Ellenborough, to their uncle,
HoMPHF.ET Seniiodse, wlio tlius became of Netherhall, or
Ellenborough. He m. Eleanor, dau. of WiUIam Kirby, Esq. of
Aslack, CO. Lancaster, and had issue,
Joseph Richard, d. unm. 1718.
Hdmpiirey, liis successor. William John, d. unm. 1727.
Bridget, 'ni. John Christian, Esq. of Uneri.L'g Ilall, and liad,
witii other issue, a dau., INIary, m. Edmund Law, D.l).,
Bishop of CarUsle, father of Edward, 1st Lord EUenborouah.
Johanna, m. Gustaviis Thomson, Esq. of Arcicby.
Wr. Senhouse, High Sheriff Cumberland 1 Geoege I., d. 1735,
and was s. by his son,
HcMPiiKET Senhouse, of Netherhall, m. Mary, dau. and
ultimately co-heir of Sir George Fleming, Bart., of Rydal,
Bishop of Carlisle, and had issue,
I. Hc.MPHKET, his successor.
II. William, /j. 1741, Lieut. R.N. , and subsequently Surveyor-
General of Barbados and the Leeward Islands. He m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Samson Wood, Esq. of Barbados,
Speaker of the House of Assembly, and dying 1800, left
amongst otlier issue,
1 William Wood, Commander R.N., d. v. p. 1800.
2 Samson, of Ponsonby, Cumberland, m. 1801, JMary, dau.
and co-heir of Nicholas Le Mesui-icr, Esq. of the Island of
Guernsey, but had no issue.
3 Humphrey Fleming (Sir), Post-Capt. E.N., K.C.II., m.
1810, Elizabeth, dau. and eventually co-hi'ircss of Vice-
Admiral Jolin Manley, of Plymouth, and left two daus.,
Elizabeth Manley, and Mary le Fleming ; he d. 14 June,
1841.
4 George Septimus, Lieut. E.N., d. unm. 1803.
5 Edward Hooper, Commander R.N., m. 1815, Elizabeth
Bishop, dau. of John Spooncr, Esq. of Barbados, and
has issue a son; he d. 23 May, 1SC3.
6 James Lowthcr (Rev.), Perpetual Curate of Sawley, en.
Derby, and Rector of Gosforth, ra. 1824, Miss Elizabeth
Brooks; he d. 6 Sept. 1844.
1 Mary Ward, m. John Bai'row, of Barbados.
2 Johanna, d. 17 March, 1870. 3 Sarah d. 13 Feb. 1SC9.
III. Joseph (Sir), b. 1743, in tlie E.I.Co.'s Naval Service,
knighted 1783; in. Mary, dau. and co-heiress of John
Ashley, Esq. of Ashley St. Lcgers, co. Northampton, and
dying 1829, left surviving issue,
1 Joseph Ashley, Il.E.I.C.S., d. 4 Dec. 1SG7.
2 Michael le Fleming, d. 1836.
3 Humphrey Dykes iiallantync, d. 7 Dec. 1S75.
4 William, an officer in the army.
1 Maria, ;„. Joseph Gaitskell, M.D., of Bath; d. 30 Dec. 1872.
2 Catherine, d. 14 July, 1871. 3 Sarah, d. 8 July, 1805.
:. Mary, m. Robert Gayle, Esq. of London.
Mr. Senhouse, High Slieriff Cumberland 16 Geosge II., d.
1770, and was s. by his eldest son,
IIUMPHREV Sesuouse, Esq. of Netherhall, Lieut. -Col. Cum-
berland Militia, M.P. for Cockermouth I7S6, and for Cumlier-
land 1790. He m. 1708, Catherine, dau. of Thomas Wood, Esq.
of Bcadnell, Northumberland, and d. 1814, leaving an only
surviving child,
Hcmphbet Senhoose, Esq. of Alneburgh or Ellcnborougli,
otherwise Netherhall, Cumberland, b. 27 Nov. 1773 ; d. 9 Aug.
1842; High Sheriff 182G ; in. 29 Sept. 1803, Elizabeth Frances,
dau. and co-heiress of Robert Charles Greaves, Esq. (who after-
wards assumed the surname of Ley) of Ingleby llill, co. Derby,
and by her (who d. 10 July, 1844), left issue,
Humphrey, b. 16 April, 1809; d. 24 Jime, 18.34.
Elizabeth, rn. 1835, Josepu Pocki.inoton, Esq., the late
Joseph Pocklington Senuodse, Esq. of Netherhall, d. 17
Feb. 1874.
Catharine, d. 26 Jan. 1853.
Ellen, //I. 18 April, 1837, Capt. Goldie Taubman, of The
Nunnery, Isle of Man, and d. 28 Jan. 1838, leaving a son.
Arms — Quartei-ly ; 1st and 4th, or, a parrot ppr. a canton sa.,
for Senhouse ; 2nd and 3rd, erm., three bends az. on a chief or,
as many niartlots sa., for Pocklington. Crrxts — 1st, A parrot as
in the arms with a label in its Ijeak inscribed " Deo gratias," foi
Senhouse; 2nd, A demi-leopard rampant ppr. holding in the
dexter paw an ostrich feather ai'g., for 1'ockli.ngton. MoUo —
Va; yietis.
^ctti— NcLhcrliall, Maryport, Cumbeiiand.
SERGISON OF CUCKFIELD.
Seegison, Waeden, Esq. of Cuckfield, Sussex,
late Capt. 4th Queen's Own Hussars, J. P., m. 8 Jan.
1867, Emilia, youngest dau. of Sir William Grordou
Gumming, 2ud bart. of Altyre and Gordonslown
and has issue,
I. Chahles Warden, h. 25 Nov. 18C8.
II. Michael Delaval, b. Sept. 1872.
I. EdithaElma.
ILinCilgC. — The first member of this ancient family who
settled in Sussex was Charles Sergison, b. 1654, a Commis-
sioner in the R.N., and for many years M.P. for New
Shoreham. He purchased the Cuckfield estate about IG90.
He d. 1732, and bequeathed the property to his nephew,
Thomas Warden, of Butler's Green, who assumed the name
of Sergison, and represented Lewes in Parliament from 1747
until 17CS.
Francis Sep-gison, a Capt. in the army, 6.1700; J. 1733,
leaving issue,
I. Warden, Col. Royal Horse Guards, in. JIary, dau. of W.
Kerr, Esq. of Northampton, and d. .i. p. 1811.
II. Francis, Col. C2nd foot, d. s. p. 1812.
I. Anne, m. 1799, the Rev. William St. Pritchard, who
assumed the name of Sergison on succeeding to tlic pro-
perty. They both d. 1848, leaving issue,
1 Warden George, the late possessor of the estate.
2 William Thomas (Rev.), Rector of Slaugham, Sussex,
rd. 1st, Janette Elizabeth, dau. of Jeremiah Ives, Esq.
of St. Catherine's Hill, Norwich, by whom (who d. 184C)
he had issue,
Charles Warden, Lieut. 93rd Highlanders, killed at the
relief of Lucknow, March 1858.
Albert William, m. Louisa, dau. of Capt Hotham.
Anne, m. Hon. St. John George Paul Melhuen, 2nd son
of Paul, 1st LordMethuen.
Victoria Jauette, m. 7 June, ISCG, Trevor Becher, Esq.,
son of John Becher, Esq. of Caversham Rise, Berks.
He Id. 2ndly, Catherine Frances Ele;mora, 2nd dau. of
William Colegrave, Esq., formerly of Bracebridgc Ilall,
CO. Lincoln, and c^ 15 June, 1874, having had issue,
William de Manby.
Isabel Mary Catherine,
K:ithleen Agnes Emily
Frasei'. }
Warden George Sergison, Esq. of Cuckfield, Sussex, m.
1825, Editha, 3rd dau. of Sir Jacob Henry Astley, 5th bart., of
Melton Constable, Norfolk, and Seaton Delaval, Northum-
berland, whose eldest son. Sir Jacob Astley, was summoned
to Parliament by writ, as Baron Hastings, May, 1841, the
abeyance of the barony, created by Edward I., 1290, having
been terminated in Sir Jacob's favour, lie had issue,
AVarden, now of Cuckfield.
Editha Agnes. Adelaide Emily. Emily.
Mr. Sergison was a D.L. and J. P. for Sussex, and Capt. 2na
Sussex Rifle Volunteers. He d. 22 May, 1368.
Armx — Arg., on a chevron between three dolphins naiant
cmbowed sa. a plate between two fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Crest — A dolphin as in the arms .wounded by an arrow arg,
transversely bleeding.
(b'tat— Cuckfield Park, llaward's Heath, Sussex.
Unfortunately burnt to
death, 11 May, 1874.
SERJEANTSOlSr OF KANLITH HALL.
Serjeantson, George Jonx, Esq., of Hanlith
Hall, and C'amphill, co. York, J. P. and D.L., m.
1810, Emma (who d. 1869), dan. of Eobert Chaloner,
Esq. of G-uisbro, by his wife, Hon. Frances Laura
Dundas, dau. of Thomas, 1st Lord Dundas, and
Lady Charlotte Fitzwilliam his wife.
JClllCittjr. — This family, settled at Kirkby Malham since
1361, has held property at Hanlith for more than 300 years,
and has been settled in co. York for more than 400 years. So
far back as 14G3 the name was written Serjeantson, as appears
from a will dated 17 May in that year, which mentions " Agaes
Serjeantson, of York, widow."
Thomas Serjeantson, Esq. of Hanlith, left lands at his
death, s. jx, 1594, to his nephews, George and Robert Serjeant-
son, sons of his brother Robert. Of these nephews,
Robert Serjeantson, Esq. of Hanlith, had, by Elizabeth
his wife, a son,
William Serjeantson, Esq. of Hanlith, in. twice. By Ann,
his 1st wife, lie had two sons, Leonard, and
RoiiERT Sehjeantson, Esq. of Hanlith, bapt. 1627, m. AUcCi
Uau. ufJoliu Luwsou, Esq. of Malhuui, and had a son,
I'
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SER
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SER
1439
WiLLTAM Serjeantson, Estj. of Ilanlilli, J. P., 6. 1GG9; m.
1st, fiances, dau. of Cutlibeit Wude, Esq. of Kilnsey, and had,
EoBEBT, of whom presently.
He ra. 2ndlj', Jane, dau. and co-heircss of John Walker, Esq.
of Ilungerhill, by whom he liad issue,
( Tiichard, Capt. R.N., d. s. p.
Ehzabcth, m. Thomas Norton, Esq. of Grantlcy, nnd had a
son. Sir Fletcher Norton, Spiakerof the House of Common*,
afterwards Lord Grantley.
Alice, m. Thomas King, Esq. of Skellands.
Jane, m. John Teuuaut, Esq. of Chapel House, Skipton.
The elder son,
Robert Serjeantson, Esq. of Ilanlith, b. 1C33; mi. twice.
By his first wife, Mary, sister of John Smith, Esq. of Newland
I'ark, he had (with three daus., Alice, m. 1st, Thomas Arcli-
dale, Esq. of Visit, and 2ndly, Thomas Trant, Esq. ; Sarah, m.
Dennis Brown, Esq. of Sheffield ; and JIary, </. s. 'p.) a son,
AViLLiAM Serjeantson, Esq. of Ilanlith and Wakefield, h.
1716; in. 1736, Susanna, dau. and sole heir of Tlioiiias Moore,
Esq. of Wakefield, and had issue (with a dau., Susanna, wife
of Gen. Prescott) a son,
William Serjeantson, Esq. of Hanlith and Wakefield, wiio
m. 1st, Jane, dau. and co-heir of Edward Eookes Leedes, Esq.
of PkOyds UaU, by whom he had issue,
I. William, of whom presently. u. Edward, d. s. p-
ne ill. 2ndly, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir (with her sister, in.
Uon. James Willougliby) of J. Hobson, Esq. of York, and had,
hi. James, Eectorof Kirby Knowle and Bagby, m. Mary, dau.
of Peter IJell, Esq. of Thirsk Hall, and had issue,
1 Hobson J., Major 58th Light Infantry, m. Fanny Buckle,
and d. in India, leaving two daus., Frances, m. — Walker,
Esq. of Thirslv; and Slary.
2 Peter, of Liverpool, in. Eliza, dau. of Thomas Jordan,
Esq., and d. Feb. 1868, having had issue, James Jordan,
Hector of St. Michael's, Lichfield, b. 1835; William
Francis, 6. 1837; Peter, h. 1839; Elizabeth; Mary;
Elkn, m. Capt. Valentine Clayton; and Emma.
3 Edward, Rector of Kirby Knowle and Bagby, in. Emma,
dau. of C. Walker, Esq., but d. s.p. 1857.
4 Charles, Lieut. R.N., d. s.p.
5 Arthur, in. and has two daus., Julia ; and Kate Edith.
1 Emma, in. J. Stokes, Esq. of Liverpool.
2 Elizabeth, in. J. Wood, Esq., M.P. for Preston.
3 Emily, in. H. Bean, Esq., and d. s. p.
4 Julia, m. Rev. Morton E. Wilson, Rector of Kirk Sandal.
IV. Robert, m. Isabella, dau. of William Dorman, Esq. of
Harbour Hill, Kinsale, and had issue,
1 William, of Hanlith, Tasmania, Capt. 40th regt., present
at Waterloo, in. Marion, dau. of Richard \Villis, J.P.,
M.D.C. of Wamstead, in Tasmania, and was killed in Van
Dieman's Land. He had issue, William, m. Emily, dau.
of Rev. R. Meyrick, of Ludlow; Marian Isabel Sarah, m.
Aug. 1863, Edmund Jeffreys, Esq. of Ceylon.
2 Robert James, Vicar of Snaith, co. York, in. 1828, Maria
Charlotte, eldest dau. and eventually co-heiress of Vice-
Admiral Ballard, of Bath, and of Coates Hall, co. York,
and d. Oct. 1861, having had issue, William James, M.A.,
Winestead Rectory, near Hull, b. 7 June, 1831 ; rn. 6 Aug.
1867, Emily, eldest dau. of John Maister, Esq. of Cambles-
forth Hall and Beverley, and has a son, Robert Leonard,
6. 11 June, 1868, and a dau., Mary Ethel ; Nicolas Ed-
mund; Anna Maria, in. 1859, Frank Henry Eadon Eadon,
Esq., eldest son of Henry Eadon, Esq. of Snaith and
Whitley; Emily Isabella; Maria Frances; rn. J. H.
Eraithwaitc. Esq. of Liverpool.
I 1 Mary, t<. Ib62. 2 Elizabeth. 3 Isabella. 4 Sarah.
The eldest son,
William Rookes Leedes Sebjeantson, Esq. of Hanlith and
Damphill, Lieut. -Col. in the army, in. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry
Dawkins, Esq. of Over Norton, co. Oxford, and Standlynch,
iVilts, by Lady Juliana his wife, dau. of Charles, 2nd Earl of
Portniore, and by her (who d. 1831) had issue,
William Leedes, Capt. Coldstream Guards, d. s. p.
Georce, now of Hanlith and Camphill.
Juliana Mary, rn. Rev. Henry B. Cooke, Rector of Darfield.
' Henrietta, in. George Lloyd, Esq. of Cowsby Hall.
[ 1 Jane Frances, d. s. p.
I I ■ Caroline Susanna, m. Eev. P. Worsley, Canon of Ripon.
I jJr. Serjeantson d. 1810.
Anns — Paly of six or and sa.. on a bend az. a sword ppr.
' — A cherub's head and wings displayed. 3IoUo — Pro aris
'is.
•: .i!£5— Hanlith Hall, Craven; and Camphill, near Bedale.
SEROCOLD OF CHEERYHINTON.
Peaece-Seuocold, Walter, Esq. of Chen-T-
liuion, CO. Cambridge, b. 7 Aug. 1825, formerlj
i
Capt. 66fcli regt. ; m. 1S53, Amelia, dau. of the lion.
Judge Duval, of Quebec, and has two daus.
JLtllCil0C. — Thirteen descents of this family were recorded
in the Visitation of London, by Sir H. St. George, Richmond
Herald, 1623, and continued in the Visitation of Cambridge-
shire 1684, and in that of London 1687.
Ho.MFRY Letwood, son of Richard Letwood, Esq. of co.
Lancaster, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of John So-
rocoll, Esq. of Sawford, co. Lancaster, assumed the surname
of SoRocoLE. He m. a dau. of John Curzon, and had issue,
Robert Sorocole, m. the dau. and heir of John Little, of
Manchester, and had, with other issue,
Roger Sorocole, in. a dau. of Sir Eichard Molineux, of
Sefton, Knt., and was father of
Ealph Sorocole, whose son (by Alice his wife, dau. of
Thomas Keyes),
Thomas Sorocole, of Salford, had, with other issue,
Ralph Sorocole, in. Catherine Hardman, and was father of
Thomas Sorocold, of London, Mercer, living 1559, when he
received the freedom of the city. He rn. Anne, dau. of John
Newton, and had a son,
Ralph Serocold, rn. 1st, a dau. of Thomas Blagravc; and
2ndly, Martha, dau. of John Sicklemore, of Ipswich, and had,
Thomas, b. 1649, at Hinton, co. Cambridge, m. Sarah, dau.
of John Aynge, and </. 1721. His descendant and heir-
general is the Rev. Serocold C. Skeels, of St. Martin's,
Stamford. Walter, of whom presently.
Anne, m. 1st, Henry Underwooil, of co. Northampton; and
2ndly, Francis Chambers, of Hauxton, co. Cambridge.
Elizabeth, rn. H. Hall, of Harding Comt, co. Oxford.
Mary.
riie2ad son,
Walter Serocold, of Hinton, co. Cambridge, 6. 1651 ; rn.
Mary, dau. of Francis Westrop, of Hildenham, in the same co.,
and had issue ; his youngest son,
Thomas Serocold, 6. 1691 ; rn. Esther, dau. of Mark Lawne,
nnd d. 1774, leaving a dau., Mary, in. — Osborne, and a son.
The Rev. Walter Serocold, of Cherryhinton, co. Cam-
bridge, b. 1720; rn. Mary, dau. of Gilbert Richardson, aita.}
Marshall, and d. 17S9, having had issue,
AValter, 6. 1758, Capt. R.N., killed in action at Corsica,
9 Aug. 1794, s. p.
Anne, of whom presently. Mary, d. unm. 1837.
Harriet, in. George Borlase, B.D., son of Borlase, of Castle
Horncck, Cornwall, and c/. 1792.
Margaret, in. WiUiam Wade, B.D., and d. 1S42, leaving an
only son, the Bev. WiUiam Serocold Wade.
The eldest dau. and co-heir of her brother,
Anne Serocold, in. William Pcarce, D.D., who was b. 1744,
at St. Kevernc, Cornwall, where his family had possessed the
lands of Eosuick for three centuries. This gentleman was
Master of the Temple 1787, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, 1789,
and Dean of Ely 1797. He d. 1820, leaving by Anne Serocold,
who d. 1835, an only child.
Rev. Edward Serocold Pearce Serocold, of Cherryhinton,
who assumed by royal license, 30 July, 1842, the additional
surname and arms of Serocold. The Rev. Edward Pearce
Serocold, who was of Cherryhinton, co. Caml ridge, J. P., 6.
20 April, 1796; ra. 1st, 30 Oct. 1824, Georgiana Elizabeth,
dau. of George Smith, Esq. (brother of Robert, 1st Lord
Carrington), and by her (who d. 10 Dec. 1828) had issue,
Walter Serocold, now of Cherryhinton.
Charles Serocold, 6. 28 Aug. 1S27, of Taplow Hill, Bucks; m.
1860, Marie Emilie, dau. of George St. Leger GrenfcU, Esq..
and has, with other issue, Oswald, b. 1865.
George Edward Serocold, b. 10 Dec. 1828, late Lieut. E.N. ;
'1)1. 1st, 1864, Amy, only dau. of John C. Richardson, of
Glanbrydan Park, co. Carmarthen (she d. 1872); and 2ndly,
1874, Mary Clarke, eldest dau. of J. Clarke Richardson,
Esq. of Derwen Fawr, co. Glamorgan, and has issue,
J Edward John, b. 27 March, 1871.
1 Maud Richardson. 2 Violet Amy.
3 Mildred. 4 Winifred Margaret.
He in. 2ndly, 4 Aug. 1842, Chariotte Eleanor, dau. of Col.
Arthur Vansittart, of Shottesbrook, Berks, by Caroline his
wife, dau. of William, 1st Lord Auckland, and had by her a
dau., Chariotte. He d. 1849.
Ai-ins — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, per chevron arg. and sa.,
in chief two fleurs-de-lis az., and a castle in base or, for Sero-
cold ; 2nd and 3rd, per chevron arg. and or, in chief two
Cornish choughs ppr. in base three roses gu. growing out of a
mount vert, for Pearce. Crests — 1st, A castle or, with a fleur-
de-lis issuing from the battlements az., for Serocold; 2nd, In
front of a rose gu. a Cornish chough ppr.
.Seat— Cherrj'iiinion, fo. Cambiidge. Address — Oriental Club.
S.W.
14d0
SET
THE LANDED GEXTRY.
SET
SETON OF CAE.ISTON'.
Seton, Geoege, Esq., M.A. Oxon, representa-
tive of the Setoxs of Cariston, eo. Fife, h. 25 June,
1822, called to the Scottish Bar 1846 ; m. 26 Sept.
1849, Sarah Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of James Hunter,
Esq. of Thurston, co. Haddington, and has issue,
I. Geoege, 6. 13 Feb. 1852.
I. Elizabeth Lindsay, m. 13 Feb. 1878, William Livingstone
Watson, Esq., Merchant, of London.
It. Margaret Montgomerie. iii. Mary Stuart.
Mr. Seton is also senior co-heir of Sir Thomas Seton,
of Olivestob, 4th son of the 1st Earl of Winton, and
representative of Mary Seton, one of the " foui*
Maries" in attendance upon Makt Queen of Scots.
ILtUCagC.— The Hon. John Seton, 2nd son of George, 6th
Lord Seton, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John, Lord Tester,
m. Isabel, dau. and heiress of David Balfour, of Cariston,
and was 1st baron of Cariston. During the absence of his
brother George, 7th Lord Seton, abroad, a report of his lord-
ship's decease having reached Scotland, John was put in
possession of his whole estate, as appears by a charter under
the Great Seal, dated 1545. He also assumed the titles of Lord
Seton, Mnd sat in Parliament as a peer; but, on liis brother's
return, was dispossessed of both estate and honours. He
had two sons,
George, his heir.
John (Sir), Knt., Capt. in the Scots Guards in France, ra. a
dau. of the Count de Bourbon, by wliom he had a dau., who
m. Adinston, of thatillc, cu. Haddington.
The elder son,
George Seton, 2nd baron of Cariston, m. Margaret, dan. of
John Ayton, of that illi, co. Fife, and had two sons, Alexander,
the younger; and his successor,
George Seton, 3rd baron of Cariston, m. Cecilia, dau. of
Kynynmond, of that ilk, and Craighall, co. Fife, and by her
had three sons and three daus.,
George, his heir.
David, TO. and settled in Yorkshire, and had issue.*
Alexander, to. tlie widow of Binning, of Dunina.
Isabella, m. Seton, of Parbroath. Cecilia. Anne.
His son and successor,
George Seton, 4tli baron of Cariston, in. Margaret, eldest
dau. of Sir Thomas Seton, of Olivestob, 4th son of Robert, 1st
Earl of Winton, and left (with three daus., Mary, ',ii. Binning,
of Dunina; Elizabeth; and Anne) six sons,
I. George, d. young. ii. Christopher, his lieir.
in. Alexander, in. a dau. of Liudesay, of Pitslcanly, co.
Forfar.
IV. David, to. Marjory, dau. and heiress of Archibald, of
Blaclihall, co. i'ife, and had several children, of whom,
David, m. Christian, 2nd dau. of Sir John Clerlt, Bart., of
Penicuick, co. Edinburgh, and left, inter alios, a son,
Henry, Capt. in the French regt. of Chasseurs Britan-
niques, witli which corps he served in the American
War, where he was severely wounded. He m. Margaret,
dau. of George, 7th baron of Cariston.
V. John, killed in a scuffle at Falkland, by a party of Crom-
well's troopers. vi. William.
The 4th baron d. 1G68, and was s. by his son,
Christopher Seton, 5th baron of Cariston, to. 1st, Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Patrick Lindesay, of Woolmerston, co. Fife, by
whom he had, with one dau., Catharine, m. Jolin Lindsay, of
Kirkforthar, two sons,
George, his heir.
Christopher, m. Elizabeth, dau. of John Adair, Geogra-
plier for Scotland, and had several children, of whom,
Eobert (h. 1722; d. 1795), to. Margaret, dau. of liichard
Cox, Esq. of Dublin, by whom he had (with two daus.,
Sarah, tr.. Miles Marley, Esq., and Juliana, who d. uaht.)
four sons, i. Eobert Eglington, an officer in the army,
killed in the American War ; ii. Winton ; ni. Cliristopher
* There is reason to believe that this David was the ancestor
of the family of Seaton residing at Gothenburg, in Sweden, who
trace their descent from Robert Seaton, of Grimetliorp Hall,
CO. York {d. 1716, cet. 78), and who may not improbably have
been David's son. Robert's great-grandson was John Fox
Seaton, of Pontefract, who, besides other children, had two sons,
I. Gen. Sir Thomas Seaton, K.C.B., b. 1806, -whose biography
was published a few years ago.
II. George, of Gothenburg, to. 1835, Eleanor M'Killop (sister
of Capt. M'Killop, of H.M. Ship "Snake," in which he
greatly distinguislied himself at Yenikale), and had three
sons, George, Douglas, and Arthur Edward, of whom the
last is a Merchant in Gothenburg. Tlie arms carried by
the Swedish family are gu. a bend arg. between six mart-
lets or. C.-csi— A marllet. iWoiio— Hazard zet fonvard.
Melville, who both d. in childhood; rv. William Garden,
Col. C.B., b. nib, who commanded the 88th regt. at
Badajos and Salamanca, he rf. 24 March, 1842, having m.
Margaret, dau. of C. Hazlett, Esq., by whom he had
(with two daus., Juliana Josephine, to. Rev. W. H.
M'Alpine, and Margaret, d. umn.) four sons, 1 Miles
Charles Seton, Esq. ol Threskerby, Camborne, Cornwall,
formerly an officer in the 85th regt., b. 23 Sept. 1808, riu.
1st, 1832, Ann Maria, dau. and heir of Josias Cocke, Esq.
of Camborne, by whom he left at his death, 18 Sept. 1877,
William Garden, Lieut. 82nd regt., b. 4 Feb. 1836, of
Broughton Point House, Edinburgh, served in the Cri-
mean and Indian Mutiny campaigns (medal), retired from
the service in Oct. 1871, to. 22 March, 1871, Amy Isabel,
3rd dau. of the late James Forsyth, Esq., J. P. and D.L.,
of Dunach, and Glengorm, co. Argyll, by whom he has
issue, Miles Charles Cariston, 6. 29 May, 1874, James
Nigel Cariston, b. 17 Aug. 1875, Isabel Margaret, Amy
Magdalene Julia, Miles Charles, Capt. 67th regt., b.
17 Nov. 1838, and Julia, m. 1st, Miles Charles, and
2ndly, 1841, Mary Ursula, eldest dau. of William, 2nd
Viscount Sidmouth, by whom lie had Henry Cariston,
6. 22 Jan. 1842, Bertram Wilham, 6. 12 March, 1845,
Leonard Miles, 6. 20 Feb. 1847, Malcolm Eobert, 6.
ID July, 1850, Ronald, b. 18 March, 1853, Edith Mary,
Margaret Ursula, and Eva ; 2 William Garden, Major in
the army, m. 1847, Anna Shaw, only dau. of Henry
Shaw Jones, Esq. of Dollardstown, co. Meath, and has
issue, two sons, Henry Garden and Eobert Eglinton;
3 John Harris ; 4 Robert Eglinton, Lieut.-Col. and Hon.
Col. Commanding City Dublin Militia, to. Jane, dau. of
Henry Garnett, Esq. of Green Park, co. Meath.
Jean, in. George, 7th baron of Cai'iston.
The 5th baron m. 2ndly, Helen, dau. of Watson, of Atherny,
and by her had issue, David, Robert, James, who all d. young;
Anne ; Margaret ; Mary, in. Mr. Lament, surgeon ; and Jean,
in. Christopher, son of Lament, of Newton. He d. 1718, aged
73, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Seton, 6th baron of Cariston, m. 1st, Margaret,
eldest dau. of David Boswell, of Balmuto, co. Fife, by whom
he had one son, George, his heir. He in. 2ndly, Margaret,
dau. of James Law, of Brimton, co. Fife, and by her had (witll
three daus., Margaret, d,. young; Elizabeth, m. Capt. G. Lind-
say, of Kirkforthar; and Margaret, d. unm. 1748) three sons,
Christopher, who d. at sea, leaving no issue.
James, an officer in the army, engaged in the '45, m. a dau.
of Simpson, of Brunton, and liad one dau., Anne, who ■/.
young. John, Capt. of West India merchant ship.
The 6th baron d. 17G0, aged 72, and was s. by his son,
George Seton, 7th baron of Cariston, in. Jean, eldest dau.
of his uncle, Christopher, and had (with six daus.) three sons,
the eldest of whom d. young. He d. 1702, and was s. by his
eldest surviving son,
George Seton, 8th baron- and last proprietor of Cariston,
who d. unm. 1797, aged 45, and was s. in the representation of
the family by his brother, Christopher, at whose death, s. p^
1819, it devolved on the descendants of their sister,
Margaret, m. Henry Seton, grandson of David Seton, of
Blackball, 4th son of George, 4th baron of Cariston, and had
(with two daus., Jean, m. William Blair, Esq.; and Melville,
VI. William Dawson, Esq. of Tayside, Perth) two sons, David,
a Capt. in the army, d. s. p. 182G ; and George Seton, of
Bombay, who in. 12 Jan. 1819, Margaret, 2nd dau. of James
Hunter, Esq. of Seaside, co. Perth, and d. 1825, leaving one
son and two daus.,
George, the present representative.
Elizabeth, m. July, 1S38, Edward James Jackson, Esq. of j,
Upwcll, CO. Cambridge, who d. 28 April, 1878, leaving issue.
Margaret, m. 9 July. 1845, John Buchanan Hamilton, Esq.
of Lcny, Spittal, and Lardowie, chief of the clan Buchanan, 'j
and has issue.
Arms — Or, three crescents within a double tressure flowered
and counterflowered gu., and in the centre an otter's head sa.,
for Balfour. This family have sometimes been in the habil
of quartering the entire arms of Balfour with their own, viz.
1st and 4th, Seton, as above, without the otter's head ; 2n(
and 3rd, Balfour, arg., on a chevron sa. betwixt two otters
heads in cliief of the second, and a fleur-de-lis in base az. at
otter's head erased of the first. Crest — On a ducal coronet i
dragon vert, wings elevated, spouting fire ppr. and cliarged witl
a star arg. Mutto — Hazard zct forward.
IicsidMCC—&t. Bcnnet's, Grcenhill, Edinburgh.
SETON OF MOUNIE.
Seton, David, Esq. of Mounie, co. Aberdeen
formerly of the 93rd Highlanders, and afterward
of the 49th regt., retired from the army 4 Sept
1849 and s. his brother, Lieut.-Col. Seton, 1852.
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SEV
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SEY
1441
iLtlTCngC— This family is a branch of the Setoxs of Pit-
mtdden, Barts., who derive their tlescent from the Hon. William
Scton, younger brother of the 1st Earl of Huntley.
George Seton of Mounie (2nd son of Sir Alexander Seton,
of Pitraedden, a Lord of Session, under the title of Lord Pit-
niedden, who was created a Baronet of Nova Scotia, 1684, se?
Bdrke's Peerage and Baronetage), m. 1st, Anne, dau. of Sir
Alexander Gibson, Bart, of Pentland, and by her had (with
two sons, who d. untn.) a dau., Helen, wife of Alexander
Leslie, Esq. of Warthill. He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of John
Leslie, crandson of James Leslie, of Warthiil, and had by her
a son and five daus.,
William, his heir.
Margaret, of whom presently.
Isabella, m. Eev. Skene Ogilvy, D.D., lineal descendant of
the eth son of .James 5th Lord Ogilvy, of Airlie,
Catherine, in. William Henderson, Esq. of Newton, anoflicer
in the army. Kachael. Jean.
The only son,
William Seton, s. his father, but d. imm., when the estates
devolved upon his sister,
Margaret Seton, m. James Anderson, Esq., LL.D., of
Cobenshaw, son of James Anderson, Esq. of Cobenshaw, 2nd
son of James Anderson, Esq. of Cleugh and Cobenshaw. The
property of the elder branch of this family (originally from
north of England) passed into other hands at the decease of
Alexander Anderson, Esq. of Cleugh, 1790. By this marriage
with Mr. Anderson, who sold his paternal estate of Coben-
shaw, and adopted the surname of Seton according to the
terms of succession, Mrs. Seton hud (with other issue) a son
and heir,
Alexander Seton, Esq. of Mounie, J. P. and D.L., r/i. 1810,
his cousin, Janet Skene, dau. of Skene Ogilvy, U.D., and had
issue,
James, c^ 1813. Alexander. David, now of Mounie.
George, Major in the army, m. 18J3, Anno Lucy, only
surviving dau. of the late Baldwin Wake (grandson of Sir
Wilham Wake, 7th bart. of Courteen Hall, co. Northamp-
ton, by his wife Sarah, dau. of James Spedding, Esq. of
Summergrove, Cumberland, and has issue, 1 Alexander
David, m. 12 Feb. 1879, Emily Isabel, 2nd dau. of Alfred
Turner, Esq. of Deysbrook.
William Skene, d. 23 July, 1829.
Isabella, d. 1 July, 1845. Anne, b. and d. 1842.
Jessy Jane, d. at Pisa, in Italy, 19 Feb. 1S31.
Mr. Seton d. IG April, 1850, and was s. by his son,
Alexander Seton, Esq. an officer first in the Pioyal N.B.
Fusiliers, afterwards in the 74th Highlanders. He was
appointed Assistant Deputy Quartermaster-General to the
forces in Ireland, 1849, resigned that office on promotion the
following year, and became Lieut. -Col. of the 74tli High-
landers, 7 Nov. 1851. Being in command of the troops on
board H.M.S. "Birkenhead" when that vessel was lost, near
Point Danger, Cape of Good Hope, 26 Feb. 1852, he was
drowned in the wreck, but not until, by his self-devoted firm-
ness and promptitude, he had secured the safe removal of all
the women and children in the boats. Never having married,
lie was s. by his brother, David, now of Mounie.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or, three crescents, and in
the centre a man's heart distilling blood the whole within a
royal double tressure flory and counterflory gu., for Seton;
2nd and 3rd, arg., a demi-otter sa. crowned with an antique
crown or, issuing from a bar w avy of the second, for Meldrum.
in the centre of the quarterings a crescent az. for difference.
Crent and Moltoea — A demi-maii in military habit holding the
banner of Scotland, with a motto on an eserol above, Susteato
sanguine signa.
iSeai— Mounie, Old Meldrum, co. Aberdeen.
SEVERNE OF THENFOED AND
"WALLOP HALL.
Severne, John Edmund, Esq. of Thenford, co.
Xortliampton, and Wallop Hall, Salop, M.P. for
Southern Division of Saloi?, J. P. and D.L. for cos.
iS'orthampton and Salop, and J.P. co. Montgomery,
late Capt. 16th Lancers, High Sheriff co. North-
ampton 1861, b. 24 April, 1826 ; m. 6 July, 1858,
Katherine Florence Morgan, youngest dau. of the
Very Rev. H. Ussher Tighe, Dean of Derry. Capt.
Sererne was M.P. for Ludlow 1865 to 1868, and
bas sat for South Shropshire since 1876.
3LittCtlCJC« — There are ancient broken records tracing
b.ack the ancestry of the Shrawley Severnes to a very remote
period. Thomas Severne, Esq. of Broadway and Powyck,
CO. Worcester (son of John Severne, of Shrawley, living Ura'p.
Uenry VIII.), m. Elizabeth, dau. of Jahn Nash, Esq. of
Ifarllcy, co. Worcester, and was *. at his decease, 1592, by
his son.
JouN Severne, Esq. of Powyck, m. Mary, dau. of Richard
Langley, Esq. of The Abbey, Shrewsbury, and left at his
decease, 1060, two sons, Thomas, A.M., of Powyck, d. warn.
1698; and John, of whom we treat ; and three daus., Eliza-
beth, who d. unm. 1675; Mary, vi. John Walsh, Esq. of The
Moore, near Hereford; and Catherine, m. 1648, John Somcrs,
Esq. of Clifton-upon-Severne, by whom she was mother of
John, Lord Somers, the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Severne d.
1G60. His 2nd son,
John Severne, Esq. of Wallop Hall, Salop, h. 1622, Mayor
of Shrewsbury 1C75, m. Alice, dau. of Richard Bagot, Esq. of
Prees, Salop, by whom (who d. 1693) he had, with four daus.,
two sons, Thomas, his heir; and Samuel, of Claines, co. Wor-
cester, b. 1673, whose great-grandson, Samuel Amy Severne,
eventually s. to the estates. Mr. Severne d. 1689, and was s.
by his son,
Thomas Severne, Esq. of Wallop Hall, and of Pihosgoch,
CO. Montgomery, Gentleman of the Bedchamber to King
William III., and High Sheriff of Montgomery 1697 and 1698.
He VI. Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir John Pye, Bart, of Hone,
and left a son and successor,
John Severne, Esq. of Wallop Hall, and of Clifton Camp-
ville, CO. Stafford, a Gen. in the army. Col. 8th Dragoons, who
d. unm. 1787, and was s. in his patrimonial inheritance by his
kinsman,
Samuel Amy Severne, Esq., only son of Samuel Severne,
Esq. of Enfield, by Mary Elizabeth his wife, dau. of George
Gorst, Esq. of Chester, and grandson, by Amy his wife, dau.
of Robert Young, Esq. of Hammersmith, of Samuel Severne,
whose father, Samuel, of Claines, was youngest son of John
Severne, Esq. of W^allop Hall. Mr. Severne b. 1772; m.
10 April, 1794, Anne, dau. of Thomas Brayne, Esq. of Barton,
CO. Warwick, and had issue,
I. John Michael, of Thenford b. 1798; m. April. 1825,
Anna Maria, dau. and co-heir of Edmund Meysey Wigley,
Esq., M.P., of Shakenhurst, co. Worcester, and of Ulles-
thorpe, CO. Lancaster, and d. Aug. 1855, having had issue,
1 John Edmund, now of Thenford and Wallop Hall.
2 Arthur, M.A., Rector of Thenford, b. 1 July, 1827; and
d. July, 187G.
3 Edward Charles Samuel, b. 20 Feb. 1S31.
4 Edmund Wigley, h. 3 March, 1835.
5 Walter Meysey, b. 12 Sept. 1839 ; d. Jan. 1878.
1 Anna Maria.
2 Mary Caroline, ni. 1852, Sir Charles Henry Eouso-
Boughton, Bart.
3 Elizabeth, m. 22 Sept. 1858, Andrew Eouse-Boughton-
Knight, of Downton Castle, co. Hereford.
II. Samuel Amy, of Poslingford, Suffolk, late of the R.A.,
b. Jan. 1799; ni. 1834, Jean, only dau. of Richard Dixon,
Esq. of Maize Hill, Greenwich, and had issue an only
child, Elizaeeth Julia, m. 14 July, 18G0, Henry Fitz-
warine Chichester, Esq., nephew of the Marquess of
Donegal, K.P. Mr. S. A. Serverne d. 1866.
III. Henry (Rev.), 6. June, 18C0; d. 3 Jan. 1838.
IV. Charles, b. Jan. 1804 ; d. Nov. 1876.
v. William, Rector of Rock, co. Worcester, b. March, 1803.
I. Mary Anne, d. 1 April, 1869.
II. Elizabeth, d. young.
III. Catherine, m. 1829, the Rev. Francis Leighton, nephew
of Sir Baldwin Leighton, Burt.
IV. Julia, m. 1830, John Morris, Esq. of Rose Hall, Salop;
d. 11 March, 1840.
Mr. Severne served as High Sheriff for co. Montgomery 1824,
and for co. Northampton 1829. He d. 11 Nov. 1845.
Arms — Arg., on a chevron sa. nine bezants. Crest — A
cinquefoil or. Motto — Virtus praestantior auro.
Heats — Thenford, near Banbury ; Wallop Hall, Shrewsbury.
SEYMES, OE I-IAISTFOED.
Clay-Kee-Setmee, Gertrude, only surviving
dau. and heiress of the late Henry Ker-Seymer, Esq.
of Hanford, Dorset, h. 1842 ; m. 21 April, 1864,
Haeey Ernest Clat, Esq., Secretary of Her
IMajesty's Embassy at Paris, and he served the office
of High Sherife of Dorset in 1877 (eldest son of
James Clay, Esq., M.P. for Hull, who d. 1873), who
was b. 1832, and assumed the additional siu-name
and arms of Ker-Seymer, by royal license, 1864.
The issue of the marriage consists of two sous and
two daus.,
I. Evelyn, &. 26 Feb. 1865.
II. Horace Vere, b. 19 Sept. 1866.
I. Winifred, b. 29 Oct. 1868. U. Violet, 6. 25 Jan. 137*.
U42
SEY
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SEY
ILtllC.KflC. — This family, resident for several centuries nt
IlanforJ, in Dorset, claims a common progenitor with the ducal
House of Somerset. In Collins' Peerage, under the history of
that dukedom, there is a conjecture as to the descent of the
Seymers of llanford from Humphrey Seymer, of Even
Swindon. Tlie conjecture arose probably from the coinci-
dence of date, similarity of arms, and the spelling of the
name. It appears in the early part of the pedigree of the
ducal family, the termination was "ek." It is presumed that
the family held the estate of Hanford under the Abbesses
of Tarent, until the dissolution in Henry Vlll.'stime; it has
been the constant abode of the Seymers ever since.
Siu KoBEET Seymer, of Ilandford, one of the Tellers of the
Exchcriuer (5th in descent from John Seymer of Hanford,
living '12 Edward IV.), was knighted at Whitehall, 19 Feb,
1619. He m. 1C03, Johanna, dau. of William Pitt, Esq. of Iweer
Stcpelton, and had Robert, who d.i'.ji.; Henry, his successor;
and Penelope Edith, the wife of Richard King, Esq. Sir Robert
d. 1624, and was s. by his son, Henry Seymer, Esq. of Hanford,
great-grand-father of
Henry Seymer, Esq. of Hanford, m. Anne, eldest dau. of
William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury, and dying 1745,
left a son and successor,
Henry Seymer, Esq of Hanford, h. 1714 ; in. Bridget, dau.
of Tliomas Ilaysome, Esq. of Weymouth, and had issue. He
<^. 13 June, 1785, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Seymer, Esq. of Hanford, D.C.L., 6. 1745 ; m.
22 March, 1781, Grace, dau. of James Ker, Esq. of Jlorriston,
and Kersfield, co. Berwick, by Lucy his wife, dau. of George
Pitt, Esq. of Stratlificldsay, aud had issue,
I. Henry, his successor.
II. George Augustus, Rector of Iwerne Courtcnay, and of
Burton Bradstock, in Doiset.
I. Grace Amelia, m. 1819, William Morton Pitt, Esq. of
Kingston House, Dorset.
II. Louisa, m. Jan. 1825, Rev. J. IDavis, Rector of Melcombe
Hoi-sey, and Perpetual Curate of Cerne Abbas, Dorset.
HI. Marcia Lucy, m. Henry Beckford, Esq., and d. 1828.
IV. Eliza Bridget, d. 1848.
Mr. Seymer d. 3 Dec. 1800, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Seymer, Esq. of Hanford, J. P. and D.L. , Iligli
Sheriff 1810, h. 22 Jan. 1782, who assumed the additional
surname and arms of Ker, by sign-manual, 1830. Ho m.
27 Jan. 1807, Harriet, dau. of Peter Beckford, Esq. of Steeple
Dorset, and sister of 3rd Lord Rivers, and had issue,
Henry, his successor. Horace William, d. unm.
Harriet Marcia, m. 22 Feb. 1827, the Rev. James Duff
AVard, who d. Jan. 1831 ; .she d. Jan. 1864.
Louisa Mary, m. 27 June, 1839, the Rev. Dr. Edward Deni-
son, late Bishop of Salisbury, and is deceased.
Grace Emma, m. William Webber, Esq., and is deceased.
Mr. Seymer d. 1834, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Ker Seymer, Esq. of Hanford, J. P. and D.L., High
Sheriff 1842, D.C.L. and M.P. for the co. from 1846 to 1864,
h. 1807; m. 4 July, 1839, Isabella Helen, youngest dau. of the
late William Webber, Esq. of Binlield Lodge, Berks, and had
issue, two daus.,
Helen, d. 1850. Gertrude, h. 1812, now of Hanford.
Blr. H. K. Seymer d. 1864.
Arms — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or, two wings conjoined gu.
on a chief az. three martlets arg. ; 2nd, quarterly, for Ker ;
3rd, Clay. Crestx- — Seymer: Onachapeau gu. turned up erm.
two wings or. Ker : A unicorn's head erased arg. collaicd
and charged on the neck with a cross-crosslet. Clay : Two
wings displayed arg. each charged with a clie\ron engrailed
betwee:! three trefoils slipped sa.
iiMt, — Hanford, near Blandford, Dorset.
had issue, a dau., Mary, m. 1758, John Bailey, Esq. of Sutton,
and a son and successor,
Henry Seymour, Esq. of Redland Court, co. Gloucester,
and Northbrook, Devon, m. 1st, 24 July, 1753, Caroline, only
dau. of William, Earl Cowper, the Lord Chancellor, and by
her (who d. 2 June, 1773) he had two daus., Caroline, wife of
William Danby, Esq. of Swinton Park, co. York ; and Geor-
gina, m. Lewis, Count de Durfort, Ambassador at Venice.
He in. 2ndly, 5 Oct. 1775, Louise, Countess de Panthou, of
an ancient and noble family in Normandy, by whom ho left
at his decease, one son,
Henry Seymour, Esq. of Knoyle House and Northbrool:, '
Devon,?/. 10 Nov. 1776; iji.June, 1817, Jane, dau. of Benjamin
Hopkinson, Esq. of Bath. She d. March, 1869, having had
issue,
Henry Danby, of Knoyle, J.P. and D.L., late M.P. for
Poole, /;. 1 July, 1820, Joint Secretary to the Board of
Control from 1855 to 1858; d. unm. 4 Aug. 1877.
Alfred, now of Knoyle.
Jane, m. 21 Aug. 1847, Philip Rouverie, Esq.
Ellen, m. 14 May, 1857, William Ayshford Sanford, Esq.
of Nynehead Court, Somerset, and (/. 1867.
Louisa Caroline Ilarcourt, jii. 2 Sept. Ia62, M.ajor-Gen. Sir
Henry RawUnson, K.C.B.
Mr. Seymour, a J. P. and D.L. for Wilts, and High Sheriff
1835, d. 27 Nov. 1849, and was s. by his eldest son,
Henry Danby Seymour, Esq., who d. 4 Aug. 1877, and was
s. by his brother, Alfred, now of Knoyle.
AriiiR — Quarterly : 1st and 4th, or, on a pile gu. between six
fleurs-de-lis az. three lions of England; 2nd and 3rd, gu., two
wings conjoined in lure the first downwards or. Crest — Out of
aducal coronet or, a phoenix of the last issuing out of acoronet
ppr. Motto — Foy pour devoir.
Seats — Knoyle House, Salisbury; aud Northbrook, Devon.
Residence— il, Eaton Square, S.W.
SEYMOTJE. OP KNOYLE.
Seymour, Alfred, Esq. of Knoyle, Wilts,
Northbrook Lodge, Devon, Kent Manor House,
Somerset, Norton Hall, co. Northampton, M.P.
for Totncs 1863 to 1869, and for Salisbury 18G9 to
1874, J.P. and D.L., b. 11 Nov. 182i ; in. 18 Aug.
1866, Isabella, widow of Eeriah Botfield, Esq.,
M.P., of Norton Hall, co. Northampton, and 2nd
dau. of Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart., and has issue,
Jane Margaret, 6. 14 March, 1873.
ilturajIC. — Francis Seymodb, of Sherborne, Dorset, M.P.,
brother of Sir Edward Seymour, of Maiden Bradley, after-
wards Duke of Somerset, m. Elizabetli, widow of Edward,
Viscount Hinchinbroke, and only dau. and heiress of Alex-
audcr Popham, Esq. of Littlccot; undtZ. 23 Dec. 1761, haviuii
SEYMOUR OF BALLYMORE CASTLE.
Seymour, Thomas, Esq. of Ballymore Castle, co
Galway, J. P., Barrister-at-Law, Lieut. -Col. co.
Gal way Militia, High Sheritf King's Co. 1859, b. Dec.
1793 ; m. July, 1822, Matilda Margaret, dau. oi
Walter Lawrence, Esq. of Lisreaghau, co. Galway,
aud has issue,
I. Walter, of Ballymore CasMe, Ballinasloe, co. Galway, b
3 Nov. 1824; in. 19 Dec. 1859, Belinda Jane Dunbar, dau
of the Rev. A. S. Gordon, and grand-dau. of Major Dunbar,
of Durn, co. Banff, and has issue, 1 Thomas Patrick
Dunbar, 6. 4 Oct. 1865; 2 William Alexander Robert, 6
18 Dec. 1866; 3 Walter Gordon, 6. 3 Oct. 1809; I Belinda
Jane Dunbar, d. 9 April, 1869; 2 Kathleen Mary; 3 Mar
garet Matilda; 4 EllcuDuubar; 5 Jane Margaret; 6 Lilia.'
Duff.
II. John Thompson, &. Feb. 182G; in. 14 Oct. 1854, Louisa,
2nd dau. of the late John Cuss, Esq. of Chisenbury, Wilts,
and dying 1S08, left issue, Thomas, Allen, Anne, and
Matilda.
III. David Thompson, late 12th regt., formerly A.D.C., and
Private Secretary to Sir George Bowen, Governor ol
Queensland, Commissioner of Police in Queeuland, 6
5 Nov. 1831 ; m. in Queensland.
I. Catherine Mary.
II. Margaret Matilda, m. 20 Dec. 1859, Henry Blak». Mahon,
Esq., only son and heir of Major 'J'homas Mahon, of Belvill,
CO. Galway, and rf. 1871, leaving issue.
III. Elenora Alice, m. 13 June, 1862, Henry Sadleir Persse,
Esq. of Glenard, co. Galway, 2nd son of late Burton
Persse, Esq. of Moyode Castle, co. Galway.
3Ll'nC(l0C. — This family claims descent from the Seymours
of Wilts. During the reign of William III., two brothers,
Thomas Seymour and John Seymour, went to Ireland as officers
in the English army, and settled in Connaught ; from the
elder, Thomas, derive the Seymours of Bal'iimore Castle; and
from the younger, John, the Sbyuovrs of Somerset, co. Galway.
An elder brother of these d. s. j)., leaving his property to his
only sister, who m. Col. Sadleir.
Thomas Seymour, Esq., m. 1735, Belinda, dau. of A.
O'Madden, Esq. of Clare Madden, co. Galway, and had one
son, Joseph, his heir, and two daus., Catherine, m. Samuel
Harrison, Esq. of Spruce Hill, co. Galway; and Belinda, M.
Itobin Cooke, Esq. of Galway. The son and heir,
Joseph Seymour, Esq., in. 1760, Susanna, relict of A. Thomas,
F.sq., and had issue three sons and two daus., i. Tbomas, of
whom presently; ii. Charles, Vicar of Kilronan, in. L'cuta,
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;Uii. of Fergus Lanpilej-, Esq. of Knockaniivp, co. Tipperary,
and was father, inter alios, of William Digby Setmour, Esq.,
Q.C., M.P. for Sunderland lSu2-55, and for Southampton li^o'J
to 1805, m. 1847, Emily, dau. of Joseph J. Wright, Esq.; iii.
Robert, who settled at Clonfert, co. Galway; i. Eliza, m.
Eobcrt Drought, Esq. of Ilidgemont, King's Co. ; and ii.
Charlotte, -m. William Bird, Esq., M.D., of Birdville, King's
Co. The eldest son,
TnoMAs Seymour, Esq. of Ballymore Castle, m. 178C, Jane,
only dau. and heiress of David Thompson, Esq. of Banagher,
and by her (who d. 1S47) had issue,
Thomas, his heir, now of Ballymore Castle.
David (Kev.), m. 1st, 1821, Eliza, dau. of the late S. Bindon,
Esq. of Cloona, co. Clare, and has had by her three sons
and a dau. He m. 2ndly, Sarah, dau. of 11. Butler, Esq. of
CO. Carlow.
Henry, m. Eliza, dau. of the late Eobcrt Drought, Esq. of
Ridgemont, King's Co., and has issue.
Eleanor, m. the late Peter Lambert, Esq. of Castle Ellen, co.
Galway, and d. 1828, having had issue.
Charlotte, m. 1st, Giles Eyre Blake, Esq. of Moorfield, co.
Galway, and has had issue ; she m. 2ndly, the late William
Grome, Esq. of Sycamore Hill, co. Galway.
Lavinia, m. Richard Galbraith, Esq. of Cappard, co. Galway,
and of Belgair, co. Stirling, X.B., and d. 1832, having had
issue.
Mr. Seymour d. 17 June, 1821.
Motto — Foy pour devoir. Crest — Phoenix rising from flames
over ducal coronet.
SeaJ— Ballymore Castle, Ballinasloe. CZii&s— Sackville Street ;
University, Dublin.
Gosling, of Chep.'iton, and widow of Rev. Somerset Jones,
Vicar of Tidcnham, and d. 1802, leaving issue an only child.
Rev. William Seys, of Tutshill, Vicar of Trelleck, 6. 1774;
in. 1821, Anne, dau. of Rev. Edniond Rawlins, of Pophills
House, CO. Warwick, and widow of John I'ouley Kensington, oi
Lime Grove, and d. 1841, leaving issue,
William /Eneas, now of Tutshill.
James Somerset, d. 5 July, 1845.
.(^ciiLf— Quarterly, 1st, az., six plates, on a chief or a demi-
lion rampant gu. ; 2nd and 3rd, sa., a chevron between three
spear-heads arg. their points imbrued. Crcit — A demi-lion as
in the arms. Motto — Crescit sub ponderc virtus.
SuU — Tutshill House, near Chepstow.
SEYS OF TUTSHILL.
Sets, William ^neas, Esq. of Tutshill House,
CO. Gloucester, J. P. for the cos. Gloucester and
Monmouth, b. 21 Oct. 1822 ; «i. 16 Dec. 1854, Maria
Guilhermiiia Po'wer, and has had issue,
Roger, b. 6 July, 1857 ; d. 5 July, ISGG.
Godfrey, 6. 1 Nov. 1859.
iLiltCJiflr.— Guillim says, ".a<;NT!AS Sets was hostage for
. CO. Glamorgan sent to William tue Conql-eror," and men-
i lions a "Sir Degany Seys, a person of great eminence for his
military services, being commissionated to serve King Richard
II. in his wars upon several expeditions, as appears upon
record, viz. : he did command and keep the castle of Pem-
broke, he served in his wars at Calice, also against the Scots,
i and in a voyage against Spain and Portugal, for which good
services, amongst other his rewards, he was made Knight
Banneret."
Roger Seys, 6. circa 1539 (son of David Seys, of Cowbridge,
CO. Glamorgan), was a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, and Attorney
General for Wales to Queen Elizabeth. He m. Elizabeth
Voss, a Maid of Honour to Queen Elizabeth, dau. and
heiress of Griffith Voss, of Boverton, by Joan, dau. and
heiress of GrifBth Goch, by Margaret, dau. and heiress of Rhys
ap Richard, from Howell Vawr. and d. 1599, leaving issue,
1. Richard, of Boverton, ?n. Maria, dau. of Leyson Evans, of
Gnoll Castle; ii. Alexander; and a dau., wife of William
Evans. The 2nd son,
Alexander Seys, of Gaer, co. Monmouth, m. Florence,
dau. and heiress of Andrew Vaen, and by her (who d. 1650)
had issue, i. Andrew, m. Joan, dau. and heiress of John
Roberts, of Michaelston Vawr; ii. Alexander; in. William,
J.J).; IV. Richard, s. J). ; v. Roger; i. Eleanor; ii. Florence;
ai. Katherine; iv. Margaret. The 5th son,
Roger Sets, of Greenfield Castle, co. Monmouth, had by
Elizabeth his wife, issue, i. Roger; ii. Alexander; in. Wil-
liam, of the Gaer; I.Elizabeth; ii. Mary; iii. Florence. The
eldest son,
Roger Seys, to. Mary, dau. and heiress of John Price, of
Penrose, aud had issue, i. Roger; ii. James; i. Elizabeth, d.
1C87. The second son,
James Seys, of Penrose, co. Monmouth, m. 1693, Elinor, dau.
of William Evans, of Moftmouth, and had issue, i. Evan ; ii.
James; hi. William ; i. Elinor; ii. Mary. The 2nd son,
James Seys, of Penrose, m. Catherine, dau. of Richard Mere-
dith, of Aberystwith, co. Monmouth, and d. 1777, leaving issue,
I. John, TO. Elizabeth Southcomb ; ii. Willlam; in. Richard;
IV. James; i. Elinor; ii. Anne; in. Mary ; iv. Elizabeth ; v.
Susannah ; vi. Frances. The 2nd son,
The Rev. William Seys, of Stroat House, co. Gloucester,
was a Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, J. P. for cos. Gloucester
and Monmouth, and held the Livings of Tidcnham, Chepstow,
|St. Arvaus, TrcUeck, and Peualth, m. Jaue, dau. of George
SHADWELIi OF FAIRLIGHT.
Litcas-Shadwell, William, Esq. of The Hall,
Fail-light, Sussex, J.P., b. 1852 ; ni. 16 July, 1878,
Beatrice Margaret, dau. of the late John Eucklcy
Rutherford, Esq. of Chester Terrace, London, and
Blackwater House, Isle of Wight.
iLtnraSC. — Nicholas Shadwell, Esq. of Ripe, near
Lewes, Sussex, temp. Charles I. and Charles II., d. 167'2-
His grandson,
Thomas Shadwell, Esq., High Sheriff 1723, had a son,
AViLLiAM Shadwell, Esq. of Middleham, m. Blary, dau. and
heir of John Lucas, Esq. and had a son,
William Lucas SuaDwell, Esq. of Longford, Surrey, anti
Hastings, Sussex, J. P., D.L., who assumed by royal license,
1811, the additional surname of Lucas. At his decease, his
property devolved on his relative, William Drew Stent, Esq.
(son of William Stent, Esq. J. P., of Fittleworth, Sussex, by
Sarah his wife, dau. of Henry Ayling, Esq., of a family settled
for centuries in the parish of FiUington, Sussex), who having
assumed the surname of his relative and predecessor in lieu of
his patronymic, became
William Drew Lucas-Shadwele, Esq. of Fairlight, Sussex,
J.P., D.L., High Sheriff 1856. He m. 1851, Florentia Mar-
garet Frances, only dau. and heir of Rev. Henry Wynch,
Rector of Pett, Sussex (who was grandson of Alexander Wynch,
Governor of Madras), and had issue,
William, nosv of Fairlight.
Florentia Sarah. Mary Charlotte Irene.
Arms — Per pale or and az., on a chevron engr.ailed between
three annulets as many escallops all counterchanged. Creats —
1st, Shadwell : An escallop within an annulet per pale or and
az. 2nd, Lucas : On a mount vert a wyvern ari:. wings
elevated or, charged on the body with six annulets gold.
Siv((— The Hall, Fairlight, Hastings, Sussex. Cluli — New
University.
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SHAFTO OF BAVINGTON HALL.
Shafto, William Hexet, Esq. of Bavington
Hall, Northumberland, b. 1834 ; m. 1856, Anne
Tolderby Lee, dau. of Francis Valentine Lee, Barris-
ter-at-Law, of Boraston, Salop, and Las issue two
daus.,
I. Mary Evelyn. n. Ada Annie Caroline.
HtHragC. — The family of Shafto is of great antiquity in
the north of England. Some little incidental proof of the rank
which the old lords of Shafto held on the border may be
gathered from song and tradition. At the "Raid of the Red.s-
icire" 1575, a hostile meeting between the Scotch and English
wardens, one of the war cries of the latter was '^ A Sckafton
and a Fenwick."
From Thomas Folliott, who first assumed, 10 Edward I.,
the surname of Shafto, from his residence at Shafto Crag,
Northumberland, sprung, 6th in descent,
William Suafto, Esq., living 20 Henry VI., who left by his
wife, the heiress of Bavington, Northumberland, a son and
successor,
Edward Shafto, Esq. of Bavington, m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Swinburne, Esq. of Nafferton, Northumberland, and
had, with other issue,
CcTHBERT, s. at BavingtoH, and m. Isabel, dau. .and co-heir
of Roger Bertram, Esq., was ancestor to the Shaftos of
Bavington.
Alexander, m. Anne, dau. of Fenwick, of Little Harle.
Sampson. Ninian.
Mark, ancestor of Shafto of Wliitworth.
William SuAFro, Esq. of Bavington, the representative of
the SuAFTOS of Bavington, 1 King George I., m. Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Riddell, Esq. of Swinburne Castle, and was
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attainted, toKCther with liis son, John, 1715, and condemned,
but afterwards pardoned; he d. at Brussels; his estate was
forfeited, but purchased from the Crown by Admiral GeorRe
Delavel, and restored to the family in the person of his nephew,
George Shafto, who assumed the name of Delavel in addition
to that of SuAFTO; he was High Sheriff of Northumberland
1740, and its M.P. 1767; he d. unm., and was s. by his
brother, Robert Shafto, Esq. who alsorf. unm., and was s. by
his nephew. Sir CdthdertShafio, b. 1736, whose mother was a
Heron, descended from the Herons of Chipchase Castle; he
was twice m., having eight children by his 1st wife, and
seTcnteen by his 2nd, most of whom d. in infancy; he was
High Sheriff of Northumberland 1795, in which year he was
knighted; he d. 1812, and was s. by his eldest son,
GE0Rf« Dalston .Shafto, Esq. of Bavington, d. without
issue, 1826, and was s. by his brother,
EoEERT Shafto, Esq. of Bavington, m. and left a son,
James Delavel Shafto, Esq. of Bavington, 6. 1829; d. 18-57;
he broke the entail, and left the estate to his uncle, the
3-oungest son of Sir Culhbert Shafto, by Mary his wife, dau. of
William Swinburne, Esq., the late Charles Cuthbert Shafto,
Esq. of Bavington Hall, and at his decease to his brother,
AVilliam IIenrt Shafto, Esq. of Bavington, J. P., b. June,
1786; .s. his brother 22 Deo. 186C; to. Mrs. Mary Nicld, and
had a son,
William Henrt, now of Bavington.
Mr. Shafto had two sisters, Caroline Matilda; Isabella Eliza,
TO. 1816, William Clayton, Esq. of Langcliffe, to. York, J. P.
and D.L. West Riding, d. 1855, leaving five children, 1 William
(Rev.); 2 Edward, in the army; 3 George; 1 Anne Frances;
2 Elizabeth. He d. 1876, and was .«. by his only son,
William Henry Shafto, now of Bavington.
Armn — Gu., on a bend arg. three mullets az. Crest — A
salamander vert amid flames ppr.
&-iit — Bavington Hall, Nortliumberland. Residence— l-O,
.Sloane Street, Sloane Square, S.W.
SHAFTO OF WHITWORTH.
Shafto, Egbert DTJNCOMBE,Esq., of Whitworth
Park, CO. Durham, M.P. for North Durham, J.P.
,nncl D.L., b. 7 April, 180(3 ; m. 1838, Charlotte
Ilosa, dau. of William Bariug, Esq., M.P., and has
issue,
I. Egbert Charles Duncombe, J. P., h. July, 1843.
I. Edith llose, to. 2 May, 1S67, Rev. E. A. Wilkinson.
ILlUCriCJC.— Mark Shafto, Esq. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
5th son of Edward Shafto, Esq. of Bavington, by Elizabeth
Swinburne his wife, was Mayor of that city 151S ; he m. Mar-
garet Bidden, and had issue. The third son,
Ninian Shafto, Esq. of Newcastle, m. Anne, dau. of Ileniy
Brandling, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and dying 1581, was s. by
bis eldest son,
Robert Shafto, Esq. Alderman and Sheriff of Newcastle
1607, TO. Jane, dau. of Robert Eden, Esq. of that place, and
iiad (with junior issue),
Robert, to whom his father devised Benwcll Tower, co.
Northumberland, ancestor of the Shaftos of Benwell.
Mark, ot whom we are about to treat.
Eobert Shafto's second surviving son,
Mark Shafto, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of New-
castle, 1648, purchased Whitworth, 1652. He r,i. Mary, dau.
of Thomas Legard, of Newcastle, Merchant, and had issue.
Mark Shafto d. 25 Feb. 1659, and was s. by his eldest .son.
Sib Robert Shafto, Knt. of Whitworth, co. Durham, Bar-
rister-at-Law, Recorder of Newcastle, and Serjeant-at-Law.
He HI. 1661, Catherine, dau. and co-heir of Sir Tliomas Wid-
rington, Knt., of Cheeseburn Grange, co. Northumberland,
Serjeant-at-Law (by Frances his wife, dau. of Fernando, Lord
Fairfax, of Cameron), and left at his decease, 21 May, 1705, an
only son and successor,
Mark Shafto, Esq. of Whitworth, &. 1602, High Sheriff co.
Durham, 1709. He to. Catherine, eldest dau. of Sir John
Ingleby, Bart, of Ripley, and eventually co-heir in blood of
her nephew, Sir John Ingleby, Bart., and had two sons and a
<lau., Catherine, to. 31 Jan. 1715, Sir John Eden, Bart, of
Windlestone. Mr. Shafto d. 28 Dec. 1723, and was s. by his
elder son,
Robert Shafto, Esq. of Whitworth, M.P. for the city of
rurham, 1 Georoe I., m. Dorothy, 5tU dau. of Henry Paw-
SHAIEP OF HOUSTGUN".
SnAiRP, Thomas, Esq. of Iloustoun, co. Lin-
lithn;ow, J.P. and D.L., Hon. Col. (late Lieut.-Col.)
Haddington, Berveick, Linlithgow, and Peebles
Militia Artillery, h. 24 March, 1814.
ILtnr<t{IC. — In old charters the name is variously spelt i
Scharp, Scharpe, <te., but not without the Sc till the 18th •
century. The earliest charter of the lands of Houstoun, or
Hostaine, or Houstain, bears date about 1560, when it is sup-
posed that Houstoun was acquired by Sir John Scharp, Knt.,
an eminent Lawyer and King's Advocate. Before this, the \
family possessed the lands of Ballindoch, Craigie, &c., in CO.
Forfar; how long this tenure reaches back we have not yet j
ascertained. These lands, in co. Forfar, they continued to '
hold till some time in the 17th century, when they parted with ,
them, and were confined solely to co. Linlithgow. During the
wars of Charles, they took the royal side. Scharp, of Hous-
toun, bore a "mourning standard" at the funeral of Arch-
bishop Sharp, but whether they were related seems uncertain.
At the time of the Union, the then Schairp, of Houstoun, was
one of the two Knights for the shire of Linlithgow, in the last
Scottish Parliament. He spoke and voted against the Union.
The great grandfather of the present representative of thif
ancient family,
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nay, 2nd Lord Viscount Downe, but by her (who m. after his
decease, Rev. Thomas Eden, D.D., Prebendary of Durham,
4th son of Sir Robert Eden, of Windlestone) left no issue, the
estates accordingly devolved upon his brother,
John Shafto, Esq. of Whitworth, M.P. for Durham, 1729 to
1742. He in. Mary, dau. and heiress of Thomas Jackson, Esq.
of Nunnington, co. York, by whom (who re-married after his
decease, — Wynne, Esq., and d. 1768) he had issue,
Robert, his successor.
Thomas Goodfellow, D.D., Rector of Brancepeth, and Cancn
Residentiary of Ch. Ch. Oxford, d. unm. 17 Oct. 1797.
Dorothy, to. 19 April, 1763, Wiimot Vaughan, Earl of Lis-
burne, and d. 1805.
Jlargaret, d. unm. 1818.
Blr. Shafto d. 3 April, 1742, and was «. by his elder son,
Robert Shafto, Esq. of Whitworth, ra. 18 April, 1774, Anne,
dau. and sole heiress of Thomas Duncombe, Esq. of Duncombe
Park, CO. York (by Diana his wife, youngest dau. of Henry
Howard, 4th Earl of Carlisle, and co-heir of her mother,
Frances, only child of Cliarles Spencer, 3''d Earl of Sunder-
land, by his Countess, Arabella, youngest dau. and co-heir of
Henry Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle) and had issue,
John, his successor.
Robert Eden Dun'combe, late proprietor.
Thomas, b. 23 Aug. 1777.
This gentleman, who represented co. Durham in Parliament
1760, 1768, and subsequently the borough of Downton for
several years, d. 24 Nov. 1797, and was s. by his eldest son,
John Shafto, Esq. of Whitworth, at whose decease, unm.
July 1802, the family estates devolved upon his next brother,
Robert Eden Dcnco.mbe Shafto, Esq. of Whitworth Park,
M.P. for Durham, b. 23 March, 1776; m. Nov. 1803, Catherine,
3rd dau. of Sir John Eden, Bart, of Windlestone, and had issue,
I. Robert Dcncombe, now of Whitworth.
II. John Duncombe, 6. 16 Blay, 1807; m. Catherine Moore
(J. 1865), having had issue, John Eden Duncombe Shafto, 6.
1837; Frederick Duncoml^e Shafto, 0. 1845, d. 187G; and
foiM' dans.
III. Thomas Duncombe, 6. 1811.
IV. Frederick William Duncombe, h. 1S12; d. 1820.
V. Slingsby Duncombe (Rev.), b. 11 Aug. 1811 ; ia. 19 July,
1838, Frances, 0th dau. of Joseph Hunter, Esq. of Wal-
bottle, and d. leaving issue, one son, Slingsby Duncombe
Sliafto, b. 1844; and four daus., one of whom, Eleanor, m.
10 July, 1865, Capt. Robert Vyner, Grenadier Guards.
VI. Arthur Duncombe, Rector of Brancepeth, and Rural
Dean, b. 11 Jan. 1815; to. 1 Sept. 1842, Dorothea Ann, 3rd
dau. of George Ilutton Wilkinson, Esq. of Harperley Park, co.
Durham, and has issue, 1 Edward Duncombe, Lieut. R.A.,
b. 14 June, 1843; 2 Charles Duncombe, 6. 12 Feb. 1853; 1
Susan Frances Duncombe, to. 20 Jan. 1870, John Lloyd
Wharton, Esq., only son of John Thomas Wharton, Esq.,
of Aberford, co. York; 2 Dorothea Elizabeth Duncombe,
m. 25 May, 1870, Rev. William Faweett, 3rd son of the Rev.
Christopher Faweett, of Somerford, Keynes, Wilts.
1. Catherine, m. 1827, William Charles Harland, Esq. of
Sutton, Hall, co. York. ii. Maria Gcorgiana, d. young.
Mr. Shafto d. 17 Jan. 1848.
Armit—G-a., on a bend arg. three mullets az. CVest — A > i
salamander regardant vert, in the middle of flames ppr. ,. }
/S'ecU— Whitworth Park, Ferry hill, co. Durham.
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Thomas SnAnir, Esq. of Ilounstoun, had, by Janet his wife,
two sons, Thomas, his heir ; and AValtcr (Sir), Consul at St.
Fetersburgh. The fomier,
Thomas Shairp, Esq. of Hountoun, m. Anne, eldest dau. of
Walter Scott, Esq. of Harden, and his wife. Lady Jane
Erskine, dau. of the Earl of Kellie, and d. 1781, having had
issue, 1. Thomas, his heir; ii. Gideon, Col. 9th foot, Quarter-
master-General in Ireland, d. 180G ; iii. Maitland, Capt. R.M. ;
IV. Walter, Major 6th regt, rf. 1815; v. John, an ofiBcer in the
army, d. in India ; i. Jane, m. John Gordon, Esq. ; and ii.
Janet, also to. The eldest son and heir,
Thomas Shaibp, Esq. of Houstoun, 6. 1 Sept. 1751 ; m.
21 Sept. 1777, JIary, youngest dau. of Norman JIcLeod, of
McLeod, and hy her (who d. 14 Sept. 1787) had issue,
Thomas, Major 9Cth regt., 6. 10 Sept. 1778; d. v. p. 1807.
Kokman, his heir.
Walter, Capt. Madras Horse Artillery, b. 21 Nov. 1783 ; d.
wim. 1809.
Ann McLeod, m. 1804, Comm. Thomas Innes, E.N.
Christian, m. 1810, William Mitchell Innes, Esq. of Parson's
Green and Ayton.
Mr. Shairp d. 10 March, 1S31, and was s. hy his son,
KoRMAN Shairp, Esq. of Houstoun, J. P. and D.L., Convener
of the CO., Major E.I.C.S., 6. 26 Oct. 1779; m. 6 March, 1803,
Elixaheth Bining, 4th dau. of John Campbell, Esq. of Kildalloig,
CO. Argyll (of the Campbells of Auchinbreck), and had issue,
Thomas, now of Houstoun.
Korman, E.N., b. 4 Sept. 1816; c7. v.nm. 29 Sept. 1844.
Jolm Campbell, now Principal of United Coll. of St. Salvator
and St. Leonards, in University of St. Andrews, LL.D., and
Professor of Poetry at Oxford; Professor of Humanity in
the University of St. Andrews, b. 30 July, 1819; m. 23 June,
1853, Eliza, eldest dau. of Alexander Henry Douglas, Esq.,
younger brother of the Marquess of Queensberry, and has
had issue, Norman, deceased; and John CampbeU.
Mary Anne Eliza, d. 1829.
Christian, d. 1830. Annabella, d. unm.
Elizabeth Bining, m. 16 June, 1S47, Capt. Charles T.
Lcckie, E.N. (d. 1867), and had issue, Norman Houstoun,
and Mary Alice.
Hetty. Helen Montgomery.
Grace. Georgiana Hope, d. 1S29.
Major Shairp served under Lord Lake in his Indian campaigns.
Be d. 7 April, 1864.
Arms — Arg., on a fess az. between two crosses-crosslct
Stchee sa. in chief, and a dexter hand couped holding a sword
in pale ppr. in base, three mullets of the first. Crest — A steel
aelmet in profile with a plumage of feathers ppr. Motto —
Vivit post funera virtus.
Seat — Houstoun House, Uphall, co. Linlithgow, N.B.
SHANK OF CASTIiEEIG.
See ScHANK.
SHARMAN-CRAWFORD OF CRAWFORDS-
BURN.
SHAEiiAX-CRAWFOED, JoHN, Esq. of Crawfords-
'"^rn, CO. Do-n-n, J. P. and D.L., sometime Major of
North Down Militia, and High. Sheriff co.
uown, 1839.
i 3Liucafl;C.— WILLU5I Crawford, Esq., purchased the
estate of Crawfordsburn, co. Down, from LordClanbrassil, and
was s. therein by his son,
John Crawford, Esq. of Crawfordsburn, m. Jane, dau. of
Crawford of Ballysavage, who was father of
James Crawford, Esq. of Crawfordsburn, who?!!. Mabel, dau.
f Hugh Johnson, and sister and heiress of Arthur Johnson,
; . and had (with three daus., Anne, wife of James Alexander,
, ., afterwards Earl of Caledon ; Mary, wife of David Gordon,
. of Florida, co. Down; and Jane, who d. v.nm.) four sons,
N, his heir; Arthur, m. Theodosia, dau. of James Waddell,
. of Springfield ; WOliam, of Cork; and James. The eldest
JoHjj Crawford, Esq. of Crawfordsburn, m. Jan. 1784,
■^laria, dau. of John Kennedy, Esq. of Cultra, co. Down; and
iiad, with a sen, Arthur Johnston, d. s. p., a dau. (heiress to
lier brother) Mabel Fbidiswid, who m. 5 Dec. 1805, William
^iiARMAN, Esq., who took the additional surname and arms of
Crawford, and then became
William Shabman-Cbawford, Esq. of Crawfordsburn, co.
■vn, j.p. ; ijy the said Mabel Fridiswid his wife, dau. of
11 Crawford, Esq. of Crawfordsburn, co. Down, he had
-uc,
John Sharman, now of Crawfordsburn.
Arlhur. of Stallcen, co. Meath, m. Louisa, dau. of the late
William Crawford, Esq. of Lakelands, co. Cork, and had
issue, William Henry, m. 1874, Maraguita, eldest dau. of
Lieut. -Col. James W. Graves, late of the Ibth Uoyal Irish
Brigade; Robert Gordon, Lieut. 16th (Queen's) Lancers ;
Arthur Frederick ; and Alice .Vnnie, m. 16 Jan. 1879, Robert
Francis, 2nd son of the late Itev. John F. Gordon, Rector of
Analiill, co. Down.
James, of Eademor House, near Crossgar, co. Down, who was
M.P. for CO. Down from 1874 until his death in April, 187s.
Frederick, decea';ed. Charles.
William, m. Emily, dau. of the late Robert Macauley, Esq.
of Larne, co. Antrim.
Henry, m. Ellen, dau. of the late William Goddard, Esq, of
The Lodge, near Belfast.
Maria, to. Henry Coddington, Esq. of Oldbridge, co. Meath,
now deceased.
Arminella, deceased Mabel.
Eleanor, tn. 11 June, IS63, Thomas D. Crawford, Esq. of
F'ortbrcda, co. Down.
3Ir. William Sharman-Crawford assumed the latter surname,
in addition to his paternal one of Sharman, by royal license,
in compliance with the will of the late John Crawford, Esq.
He served as High Sheriff for co. Down 1811, was M.P. for the
borough of Dundalk from 1834 till the dissolution, 1837, and
subsequently sat for Rochdale. He was the eldest son of the
late William Sharman, Esq. of Moira Castle, co. Down, Col.
Union regt. of Volunteers, who d. 1803.
^rms— Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, gu., on a fess erm. between
three mullets arg., two crescents interlaced of the field, for
Crawford; 2nd, or, a dove wings exp.anded with an olive
branch in its mouth; 3rd, gu., a lion rampant arg. ^.lotlo —
Durum satientia, frango.
Hiiui — Crawfordsburn, and Eademon. co. Down.
SHARP OF LINDEN HALL.
The late William Shaep, Esq. of Linden Hall,
CO. Ijancaster, J.P. for cos. Lancaster and Westmor-
land, m. Jane, niece of Kev. John Taylor, Incumbent
of Hoi-bury, co. York, J.P. and D.L.,and only child
of William Taylor, Esq. of Borwick Lodge, co. Lan-
caster, by Jane his wife, dau. and co-heir of Henry
Parkinson, Esq. of Woodacre Hall, co. Lancaster,
representative of the Parkinsons of Bleasdale, and
by her (who d. 4 Dec. 1S57) had,
I. John, of The Hermitage, near Lancaster, m. 3 June, 1840,
Margaret, youngest dau. of Thomas Brown, Esq. of Stain-
forth-under-Barge, co. York, and has issue,
1 William Tho5las, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, b. 17 May,
1841 ; 711. Emily, yoimger dau. of the Rev. George
Preston.
2 John Piimington, Capt. King's Own Eoyal Eegt., b. 26
April, 1843 ; to. 1875, Jessie Charteris, 3rd dau. of
Arthur Stewart, Esq. (see Bcrke's Pecraje, imder
Earl of Galloway).
3 Walter Josias, b. 19 June, 1846.
4 Charles Taylor, b. 2 Jan. 1855.
5 Frederick Joseph, b. 7 Dec. 1859.
I Margaret.
II. William, m. Clara, dau. of John Williams, Esq. of Sey-
mour Street, Portman Square, London.
iiL Henry Parkinson.
IV. James Atkinson, m. Hannah Arundale, eldest dau. of
Bichard Grainger, Esq. of Newcastle, and by her (who d.
13 Jan. 1866) has issue, one son and two daus.
V. Edward, to. Sarah Catherine, only dau. cf James Aspinall
Turner, Esq., M.P., J.P., D.L., of Peudlebury House, co.
Lancaster (which lady d. 7 Nov. 1878), and has had issue,
two sons, of whom one is dead.
I. AUce, m. Cornelius Bourne, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Stal-
mine Hall, co. Lancaster. She d. 29 Nov. 1860. He d.
P"eb. 18G6, having had one son and one dau.
II. Jane Taylor, d. 30 April, 1866.
in. Milicent, ra. Eobert William Waithman, Esq. of Moyne
Park, CO. Galway, and Moy vunnon Castle, co. Roscommon,
J.P. and D.L. co. York, and has issue, a son and two daus.
IV. Elizabeth, j;i. Joseph Waithman, Esq., and has one soa
and one dau.
Mr. Sharp was son of WiUiam Sharp, Esq., by Alice
his wife, dau. of John Salkeld, Esq. of Knock,
Westmorland, who was a descendant of the Sal-
kelds of Whitehall, and heir-at-law to the White-
hall estates, forfeited 1745. Among the most ancient
Cumberland families were the Salkelds. So far
back as the year 1336, Sir Eichard do Salkeld
obtained from the Crown a grant of the Manor of
Corby, on the attainder of the Earl of Caiiisle.
t
144G
SHA
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SHE
Willi Sir Eichard's direct male descendants Corby
remained until 1502, when Sir Eichard Salkeld,
Grovernor of Carlisle, d. in possession of the estate,
leaving five daus., his co-heirs, one of whom m.
Salkeld of Whitehall, a member of the younger
branch of her paternal family, and was ancestress by
him of John Salkeld, Esq. of Knock, whose dau.
m. W. Sharp, Esq. In Wetherall Church, at Corby,
Sir Eichard Salkeld lies interred. Mr. Sharp
d. 13 Nov. 1861.
/(rms— Quarterly; 1st and 4tli, Shakp, az., a phcon arg.,
within a bordure or, chavKt'd witli eight tortcaux; 2nd and
3i-d, Salkeld, vert, fretty ars. Crest— An eagle's head erased
az., ducally gorged or, holding in the mouth a pheon arg.
MoUo~T)\xm spire spero.
;S'.'cit— Linden Hall, Burton, CO. Lancaster.
♦
SHAW OF ARROWE PARK.
Shaw, John Eaiph, Esq. of Arrowe Park, co.
Chester, J.P., High Sheriff 1864, formerly Capt. 1st
Eoyal Lancashire Militia, b. 28 Sept. 1811 ; m.
27 July, 1837, Eauny Harriet, 4th dau. of Eer.
William Cruttenden Cruttenden, M.A., formerly of
Macclesfield, late Eector of Alderley, co. Chester,
and has issue,
I. William Otho Nicholson, J.P.forChester,?;.22May,184C.
It. John Arthur MacDougall, b. 5 June, 1S51.
III. Herbert Jocelyn Cruttenden, b. 3 July, 18ri6.
IV. Duncan Alfred I\Iichacl Legh, b. 2 July, 1857.
I. Fanny Dorothea Nicholson.
II. Florence Alice Stewart, m. 1871, Capt.H. H.Kawson, R.N.
III. Annie Elizabeth Nicholson, vi. 1878, Lieut.-Col. Charles
Hosken France Hayhurst, of Davenham Hall, eldest son
of Eev. Canon Hayhurst, of Bostock Hall (see Hatuuest.)
IV. Mary Christine Nicholson.
V. Edith Hannah Nicholson.
lLtllC<l5t-— From Orno Nicholson, who erected the Car-
fax, and conducted the water to Oxford, and who built and
endowed the Library of Christ Church, Oxon, lineally de-
scended, it is stated, the Nicholsons of Ileaton Norris, a scion
of which family,
Eev. Ralph Nicholson, Rector of Dudcote, Berks, Fellow
of Brasenose Coll. Oxford, b. G April, 1734 (youngest son of
Francis Nicholson, Esq. of Macclesfield, by Ellen his wife,
dau. of Adam Gordon, Esq.); ?)i. Catherine, dau. of Charles
Roe, of Macclesfield; and d. 26 Dec. 1794, having had by her
(who d. 12 March, 1801),
William, of whom presently.
Catherine, m. Sir Christopher Robinson, Knt., Judge of the
Court of Admiralty; and d. 27 Aug. 1830.
Ellen, m. Richard Wood, of Macclesfield ; and d. 1833.
Elizabeth.
The 2nd son,
William Nicholson, Esq. of Chadkirk, co. Chester, and
Springfield House, near Liverpool, sometime Major 2nd
Lancashire Militia; m. 4 May, 1802, Hannah, 3rd dau. of
William Roe, Esq. of Liverpool, by Hannah his wife, dau. of
Samuel Shaw, and sister of John Shaw, Esq. of Liverpool ;
and d. 24 June, 1832, aged 58. having had by this lady (who
m. 2ndly, 11 Jan. 1844, Col. Sir Duncan MacDougal, K.E.,
S.T.F., who is deceased), with William, John, Ralph, Cris-
topher, and Hannah Catherine, all of whom d. young unm., one
surviving child, who, having taken the name of Shaw by sign
manual, 11 Jan. 1837, in accordance with the will of liis
maternal great-uncle, John Shaw, Esq. of Liverpool, is the
present John Ralph Shaw, Esq. of Arrowe Park.
^,-,„.5_Quarterly : 1st and 4th, arg., two chevronels between
three lozenges ermines, for Shaw; 2nd and 3rd, az., two bars
erm., in chief three suns or, for Nicholson. C)-es(s— 1st,
Shaw : A dove bendy sinister of six arg. and sa. in the beak
an olive-branch ppr. the dexter leg resting on a lozenge ; 2nd,
Nicholson : Out of a ducal coronet gu. a lion's head erm.
Motto— Pev castra ad astra.
Seats— Arrov/e Park, Woodchurch, Birkenhead ; Glencarron,
CO. lloss. Mesidence-So, Queensgate, London.
SHAWE OF KESGRAVE.
See Shawe-Taylok.
^
SHEDDEN OF SPRING HILL.
Shedden, Caeoline, of Spring Hill, Isle of
Wight, and Hardmead, Bucks, m. 11 Sept. 1861,
William George Shedden, Esq. of Spring Hill,
Isle of Wight, who d. 1873.
ILtnCafJC. — Robert Shedden (son of John Shedden, Mer-
chant in Beith, N.B.) resided some time as a Merchant ia
Holland, afterwards settled in his native place, and acquired
property there prior to the year 1075. His grandson,
William Shedden, of Aughingree and Kerse (youngest son
of Robert Shedden, Esq., who purchased the estates of Rough-
wood, CO. Ayr, 1C90), b. 1708 ; m. Beatrix, dau. of Robert
Dobbie, Chamberlain of Giffen, aud had two sons and three
daus. Mr. Shedden d. 1751, and was s. by his elder son,
Robert Shedden, Esq., an eminent Merchant of London,
b. 1741; m. in Virginia, 17G7, Agatha Wells, dau. of John
Goodrich, Esq. of Nansemond Plantation, and by her (who d.
1837) had issue,
I. George, his successor.
II. Robert, of Brooklands, Hants, and Mary Church, Devon,
D.L., High Sheriff for co. Southampton 1822, in. Milliceiit,
only dau. of Robert Duncan Munro, Esq., and had an only
child,
Emily, m. 1827, Henry George Joseph Cary, Esq. of Tor
Abbey, Devon.
III. John, a Col. in the army, of EastontonandEfford, Hants,
VI. Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew G. Lewis, Esq.,
Undersecretary of War, and co-heir (with her sister, Fanny
Maria, Lady Lushington) of M. G. Lewis, Esq., M.P., and
has issue,
1 Lewi.s, late Capt. 15th Hussars, deceased.
2 Goodrich, late Capt. 8th Hussars, m. Miss Sullivan, dan.
of Cornelius Sullivan, Esq. of Upper Merrion Street,
Dublin, and has an only dau., Frances, m. Austin J.
Delmege, Esq. of Rathkeale, co. Limerick.
3 William Lindsay, of Dclawarr House, Hants, J. P., late
17th Lancers, m. 1851, Martha Sophia, 2nd dau. of the late
S. Meade Hobson, Esq., and has issue, Lewis William.
4 Adelaide Frances, m. 1827, Lieut. -Gen. Pringle Taylor,
K.H., of Pennington, Hants.
5 Millicent, deceased.
IV. William, Merchant, of London, in. Wilhelmina, one of
the two daus. of Capt. William MUler, E.N., and left, at hi3
decease 1820, an only child,
Robert.
V. Bartlett Bridger, of Aldham Hall, Suffolk, m. Mary Shed-
den, eldest dau. of his uncle, Bartlett Goodi'ich, Esq. of
Saling Grove, Essex, and left, at his decease, 1820, an only
dau. and heiress,
Mary Bridger Shedden, m. 1 825, Thomas Barrett Lennard,
Esq., M.P., eldest son of Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard,
Bart. of Belhus, Essex; and d. 1844, leaving issue.
I. Margaret, vi. Edward Allfrey, Esq. of Banstead, Surrey,
and Robert's Bridge, Sussex. Both deceased.
II. Agatha Beatrix Goodrich, d. aged 75, at Falkenstein,
Torquay, 29 Dec. 1869.
III. Mary Elizabeth, m. Rev. G. S. Griffln Stonestreet, LL.B.,
of Halton, Hastings, and Stondon Hall, Essex. Both de-
ceased.
Mr. Shedden d. 29 Sept. 1826, and was s. by his eldest son,
George Shedden, Esq. of Paulerspury Park, of Knockmar-
loch, CO. Ayr, and Hardmead, Bucks, m. 4 Sept. 1796, his
cousin, Mary, elder dau. and co-heir of WiUiara Goodrich,
Esq. of Spring Hill, Isle of Wight, and had by her (who d.
2 Dec. 1827) four sons and eight daus.,
William George, late of Spring Hill, 6. 22 July, 1803; m,
11 Sept. 1861, Caroline (the present owner of the estates),
youngest dau. of Admiral Sir Graham Eden Hamond, Bart.,
G.C.B.; andrf. 1873.
Robert John, b. 19 Feb. 1806 ; d. 5 July, 1865.
Roscow Cole, of Millfield House, Isle of Wight, and of Paulers-
pury Park, CO. Northants, and Knochmarloch, co. Ayr,
J. P., 6.9 Oct. 1811; m. 9 March, 1854, Charlotte Joanna,
dau. of J. F. Burrell, Esq. of Fareham, Hants ; and d. 1877.
leaving issue, George, now of Millfield, Paulerspury Park,
and Knockmarlock, b. 1856, Graham Eden, and one son and
two daus.
Edward Cole, Rector of Clapton, co. Northampton, b. 9 Aug
1815; m.G July, 1842, Mary, dau. of Joseph Hall, Esq.,
of Castleton, co. Derby.
Catherine Goodrich, d. unm. 12 June, 1855.
Agatha Wells Bridger, m. Robert Hawthorn, Esq. of London
and d. 8 Jan. 1865, leaving issue.
Margaret Bridget Goodrich, m. Rev. James Galloway, am
d. 8 June, 1847, leaving issue.
Mary George, d. unm. 26 Dec. 1826.
Beatrix, d. unm. 20 May, 185G.
Louisa, d. 20 Sept. 1868.
Lavinia. Octavia.
Mr. Shedden d. 21 March, 1855, and was ». by his eldest son
William George Shedden, Esq., late of Spring Hill.
Arms — Az., on a chevron between three griffins' heaci
erased arg. as many crosses-crosslet fltchee gu. on a chief <
SHE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SHE
1447
thP .'pfond an escallop of the first between two cinqiicfoils of
the third. Crest — A hermit, ppr. couped lieluw tlie shoulders,
Tested russett, his hood pendent at the baek. ilotto — Fidem
meam observabo.
(Scut— Spring Uill, East Cowes, Isle of Wight.
SHEEPSHANKS OF ARTHINGTON HALIi.
SiiEEPsnANKS, Eet. TnoMAS, M.A., of Artbiiif:;-
toii Hall, CO. York, Lord of the Manor, and Patron
of the Living of Arthington, b. 24 March, 1819 ;
m. 16 Aug. 1819, Margaret, dau. of Nathaniel
Milner, Esq. of Nun Monckton, co. York, and has
an only son,
William, M.A. Trin. Coll. Cambridge, J.P.,Barrister-at-Law,
of the Inner Temple, h. 26 Jan. 1851; m. 12 Oct. 1876,
Emily Florence, dau. of Kev. Henry Blunt, Eector of St.
Andrew's, Holborn.
iltnCaSC— This family has been settled at Linton-in-Cra-
vcn, CO. York, for some generations, living on their own land.
EicHAKD Sheepshanks, of Linton, m. and had seven sons,
three of whom were in holy orders, and two settled at Leeds,
as Cloth Merchants; one of the latter, Whitwell Sheepshanks,
assumed, by royal license, the surname and arms of York,
and was father of Kichard York, Esq. of WighiU Park.
Joseph Sheepshanks, of Linton (another of the sons of
Eiehard of Linton), d. 181S, leaving by Anne his wife, who
d. 1820, a son,
■\Villl4m Shbeps'janks, Esq. of Arthington, near Otley, co.
Tcrk, TO. 1818, Sarah, dau. of Lucas Nicholson, of Leeds; and
d. March, 1872, leaving by her (who d. July, 1823} a sun and
two daus.,
1. Thomas (Rev.), now of Arthington.
I. Sarah Ellen, m. Lieut. -Col. Godfrey Ehodes, of West-
hau.h, near Pontefract, co. York.
U. Anne, rn. 1851, Baron Adolphus de Ferrieres, of Bays Hill
House, Cheltenham.
Arms — Az., a chevron erminois between in chief thi-ee rosea
and in base a sheep passant arg. Crest — On a mount vert a
sheep passant arg. Motto — Perseverando.
Seal — Arthington Hall, near Otley, co. York.
SHEILDS OF WYANSTOWN.
See under Wade of Clonelrant/.
SHELDON OF BRAILES HOUSE.
Sheldon, Heney James, Esq. of Brailes House,
CO. Warwick, J. P., High Sheriff 1860, h. 12 Sept.
1823 ; m. 3 April 1852, Alicia Marj, widow of
■William Oakelej, Esq. of Oakeley, Salop, and dau.
of G-en. Sir Evan Lloyd, by his wife, the Dowager
Lady Trimleston.
^\\\tii%t.—Oi Sheldon, «o. Warwick, no mention is made
In the Conqueror's Survey, whence Dugdale infers that it was
included in Coleshill, and, together with it, possessed by
Geoffrey de Clinton in the reign of Henry I., and came to
Verdon through his marriage with Lescelina, dau. of the said
Geoffrey, as did also Brandon. Anselme de Sheldon, or one
of his ancestors, was first enfeoffed of this manor by some of
the Verdons, it being proved, by testimony, that Anselme and
his posterity held it of that family by the service of half
a hiiiRht's fee. Of this Anselme, mention is first found in
6 Henry III.
William Sheldon, Esq. of Eeoly, eldest son of Ralph Shel-
don, Esq. of Aberton, by Philippa his wife, dau. and co-heir of
Baldwin Heath, Esq., and a lineal descendant of the great and
ancient family of Sheldon), ra. 1st, Mary, dau. of Wilham Wil-
lington, Esq. of co. Warwick, and with her (who d. 1553)
acquired the estate of Bar«hcston. He ra. 2ndly, Margaret,
dau. of Sir Richard Brooke, Lord Chief Baron of the Ex-
chequer, and relict of Sir William Whorwood, Attorney-
General; she d. 1589, aged 80. Mr. Sheldon d. 1570. His
eldest son d. s. p., and the estates devolved upon his 2nd son,
Ealph Sheldon, Esq. of Weston, m. 1st, Anne, dau. of Sir
Robert Throgmorton, Knt. (she d. 1G03); and 2ndly, Jane,
dau. of William West, Lord Dtlawarr. He d. 1613, and was
t. by his eldest son,
William Sheldon, who, dying without issue, was s. by his
brother,
Edward Sheldon, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Markham,
of Ollcrton, CO. Notts, and had two sons,
William, m. 1611, Elizabeth, dau. of William, Lord Pttre,
and had issue, all of whom d. s. p. The eldest son,
li;ilph, of Bcoly, b. 1623, a iioble benefactor to the College
II.
of Arms, accompanied Charles II. in his flight to Bos-
cnbcl, and was a party to his conccalnR'nt in the oak.
Ih- m. Henrietta Maria, dau. of Thomas Savage, Viscount
Eock.savage; and d. s. p. 24 June, 1684.
Ealph, of whom we treat.
The 2ndsonof Edward Sheldon and Elizabeth Markham his wife,
Ralph Sheldon, of Steeple Barton, m. Bridget, dau. of An-
thony Morgan, Esq. of Heyford, co. Northampton, and Weston
Underwell Hill, co. Warwick; and dying 1668-9, was s. by his
eldest son,
Edward Sheldon, Esq. of Steeple Barton, m. Catharine,
dau. of Sir Philip Constable, of Everingham, co. York, and by
her (who d. 1681) left at his decease, 1676, a son,
Ralph Sheldon, Esq. of Steeple Barton, and afterwards of
Weston and Beoly, ra. Mary Anne, dau. of John Elliott, 2nd
sen of Humphrey Elliott, Esq. of Gataker Park, Salop ; and d.
1720, when he was s. by his son,
Edward Sheldon, Esq., »i. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John
Shelley, Bart, of Mitchell Grove, Sussex, and by her (who d.
16 Sept. 1766) had four sons and nine daus. He ((. 1746, and
was s. by his son,
William Sheldon, Esq., m. Margaret Frances Disney, dau.
of James Rooke, Esq. of Bigsware, co. Gloucester, and by her
(who d. 1766) had (with a dau., Margaret Frances, m. 1772,
Francis Talbot, Esq. of Witham Place, Essex, brother to the
Earl of Shrewsbury) seven sons,
Ralph, his heir, of whom presently.
William, of Brailes, co. Warwick, d. unm. Not. 1830.
Edward, d. unm.
James, »i. the dau. and heiress of Rev. Mr. Mostyn.
Charles Henry, of Haute Fontaine, France, m. Elizabeth, •
2nd dau. of Richard Gorges, Esq. of Eye, co. Hereford,
M.P. for Leominster, and relict of Charles Graham, Esq^. of
Netherby, Cumberland.
George, of Ems, Upper Austria, m. Frances, Princess of
Anersberg. Henry, d. at Weston, 1761.
Mr. Sheldon d. 1780, and was s. by his eldest son,
Ralph Sheldon, Esq. of Weston, M.P., Col. of the Oxford
Loyal Volunteers, to. Jane, eldest dau. of Admiral Francis
Holburne, of Menstrie, N.B., and. sister of Sir Francis Hol-
burne, and by her had a son, Edwakd Ralph Charles, his
heir; and three daus., Catherine, who d. M/i«i. about 1818;
Jane Louisa, m. Robert Fellowes, Esq. of Shottesham Park,
Norfolk; and Fanny Anne, '/«. ComteD'Orfeuille. Mr. Sheldon
d. 1822. His only son and heir,
Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon, Esq. of Brailes House,
J. P. and D.L., M.P. for South WarwicksMre, and Major of the
Warwickshire Militia, 6. 2 March, 1782; ra. 14 Aug. 1817,
Marcella, only child of Thomas Meredith Winstanley, Esq. of
Lisson Hall, co. Dublin, and by her (whotL 23 July, 1849) had
(with four other children, who d. U7ird.),
William Edward, b. 21 Sept. 1821 : d. 20 March, 1835.
Henry James, present representative.
Edward Ralph Charles, Capt. 63rd regt., 6. 22 Dec. 1833;
■,n. Jan. lB5o, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Gen. Loftus;
and d. s. p. 26 Nov. 1867.
Isabel, TO. 1854, i>ieut.-Col. Frederic Granville, late Major
23rd Fusiliers, and Col. 2nd Warwickshire Militia.
Mr. Sheldon d. 11 June, 1836.
.^r»!.s — Sa., a fess arg. between three sheldrakes ppr. Crcct
— A sheldrake ppr. Motto — Optimum pati.
Scat — Brailes House, Shipston-on-Stour, co. Warwick.
SHELLEY OF AVINGTON HOUSE.
Shelley, Edward, Esq. of Avington Houic,
Hants, late Capt. 16th Lancers, b. Dec. 1827 ; m. 25
June, 1866, Mary, eldest dau. of the late Henry M.
Smyth, Esq. of Uishop's Island, and Castle AVideu-
ham, CO. Cork.
ILillCHSC'— John Shellet, Esq. of Avington Hoi'sc,
Hants, 2nd son of Sir Timothy Shelley, 2nd bart. of Castle-
Goring, Sussex, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Charles Pilford,
Esq. of Effingham (see Burke's Pe'rror/e and Baronetage), was
6. 15 March, 1806; lii. 24 Marcli, 1827, Elizabeth, eldest dau.
of Charles Bowen, Esq. of Kilnacourt, Queen's Co.; and d.
11 Nov. 1SC6, having had issue,
Edward, now of Avington.
Charles, of Thornbury House, Windsor, late Lieut.-Col.
.Srnts Fusilier Guards, 6. 14 May, 1838: to. 3 Aug. 1869,
L;idy Mary Jane Jemima, 3rd dau. of James, 5th Earl of
Coartown, and has issue,
1 John Courtown Edward, h. 5 Aug. 1871.
2 Percy Bysshc, b. 24 June, 1872.
3 Ci til Willi:ini Charles, b. 5 Sept. 1873.
1 Enicstine Elizabeth, 6. 30 July, 1870.
2 Maud, b. 17 April, 1875.
5 A.
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SHE
3 NoraTi, KatWccn, h. 13 July, 1870.
4 Amj-, 6. 8 Jan. 1878; d. Nov. 1878.
George Ernest, 6. 15 May, 1840.
Elizabeth Kmily, in. 12 Aug. ]8.')7, the Ei^ht lion. Frederick
Peel; and d. s. j;. 30 July, 1865.
Arms — Sa., a fess engrailed between three whelk-shells or, a
mullet for difference. Crexl — A griffin's head erased arg.
beaked and ducally gorged or.
/Seat— Aviugton House, Winchester, Hants.
SHELTON OF BRUKEE.
Sheiton, Jonathan Egbert Willington, Esq.
of Bruree House, co. Limerick, J. P., Lieut. -Col.
Eoyal Limerick Fusiliers (Militia), formerly an
officer in the army, served as Lieut, in the 14th and
28thregts., h. 19 Not. 1826 ; m. 4 July, 1848, EmDy,
dau. of Eead Hills, Esq. of Cringlef'ord, Norfolk,
and has issue,
I. WiLLiNOTON Adgusths David, late Lieut. G2nd regt.,
6. 14 May, 1849.
II. Abbott George, b. 21 Sept. 1853.
ICtltCitSC. — JonNSnELTON, Esq., Capt. 1st Eoyal Dragoons
of Ireland, temp. Queen Anne; d. at Ghent in the Nether-
lands while serving under the Dulio of Marlborough, leaving
a son and heir,
RoBEKT Shelton, Esq. of Eossmore House, co. Limerick,
J. P., m. Margaret, dau. of Giles Powell, Esq. of Houndscourt,
CO. Cork, and left a son and successor,
John Siielton, Esq. of Eossmore House, J. P., to. 1789,
Elizabeth, dau. of John Willington, Esq. of Castle Willington,
CO. Tipperary, and had issue,
John Willincton, his heir.
Mary, in. Thomas Hayes, Esq. of Sunbury.
Alicia, in. John Chapman, Esq. of Castle Mitchell.
The only son,
John Willington Shelton, Esq. of Eossmore House, J. P.,
Capt. in the army, served all tlirough the Peninsular war, and
was in the battle of Waterloo, where he was four times severely
■wounded ; b. 1791 ; in. 14 Aug. 1817,':Mary, dau. of John
Eichards, Esq. of Blackdown House, co. Southampton, by
whom (who d. 16 March, 1874) he had issue,
I. Grantlev John Willington (Rev.), his heir.
II. George Augustus Frederick, Deputy-Surgeon-General in
the army, b. Oct. 1821.
III. Jonathan Robert Willington, now of Bruree House.
Mr. Shelton d. 19 July, 1847, and was s. by his eldest son,
Eev. Gran, ,i;y John Willington Shelton, now of Eoss-
more House, Castletown Conycrs, b. 1 April, 1820; in. 11 Out.
1847, Rosa, dau. of Eead Hills, Esq. of Cringlcford, Norfolk,
and has issue,
GnANTLEr Deane, 6. 7 Feb. 1852.
Mary.
yfnns— Sa., three escallops arg. Crest — A lion rampant sa.
Motto — Fier ct fort.
Seat — Bruree House, Bruree, co. Limerick.
SHEPPARD OF FROME SELWOOD.
Sheppaed, William Hflbert, Esq. of Keyford
House, Frome, Somerset, h. 8 Nov. 1823 ; in. 6 April,
1850, Emilie Lines, 3rd dau. of J. H. Scrivener,
Esq. of Liverpool, and has issue,]
William Irvine, 6. 4 April, 18C0.
HtltCiiriC.— John Sheppard, of Tythcrington, Wilts (born
towards the close of the reign of James 1., or the commence-
ment of that of King Charles), purchased, circa 1C60, from the
Champncys family, the manor-house and estate of St. Katha-
rine's Hill, Frome Selwood. He left issue, i. Edward, from
whom descended the Sheppards of Taunton; ii. John, ances-
tor to the Sheppards of Frome Sehuood; and other issue.
Mr. Shcppard's will bears date 3 Dec. 1675. His 2nd son,
John Sueppard, of the Manor of St. Katherine's Hill, Frome
Selwood, in. 7 June, 1705, Philippa, dau. of WilUam Humphrey,
of Berkley, and by her he had (with three daus.) two sons,
I. William; and ii. John, whose dau., Ann, to. Mr. Wayland,
of Frome Selwood. The son and heir,
W'illiamSuephard, Esq.ofTheManorllouse, St. Katharine's
Hill, J.P., b. 17 Oct. 1708 ; m. G May, 1731, Eleanor, dau. of
Edward Parsons, of Bristol, by Anno his wife, dau. of Joseph
Houlton, Esq. of Farley Castle, Somerset, and by her (who d.
1792) had issue,
I. William, his heir.
II. Edward, of London, Merchant, and, jure uzoris, of Stone
House, CO. Gloucester, «i. 1777, Mary Harmer, of Stone
House, an heiress, and had issue,
1 Thomas Harmer Sheppard, of Stone House and Clifton,
m. 1st, Isabella, dau. of his uncle, Henry Sheppard, Esq.
of Frome Selwood; and d. Oct. 1860, having had issue,
one son,
Edward Harmer, of Stone House and London, to. and
has issue.
He m. 2ndly, Blary, dau. of his uncle, John Sheppard,
and had issue,
John Eauger Sheppard, d. 1846.
Mary. Elizabeth.
1 Mary Harmer, m. Eichard Wilsonne Sheppard, Esq., her
cousin, and d. 1840.
in. AValtcr, d. unm.
IV. Henry, m. Isabella, sister and heiress of Capt. Wilsonne,
of Purton, CO. Gloucester, and had issue,
1 Eichard Wilsonne Sheppard, m. Mary Harmer, dau. of
his uncle, Edward Sheppard, Esq.
2 Emily.
3 Isabella, 1st wife of her cousin, Thomas Harmer Shep-
pard, E.sq. of Stone House and Clifton.
V. John, in. 22 Sept. 1784, Mary Kelson, dan. of John
Bauger, Esq. of Piddletown, Dorset, by Mary, dau. of
William Kelson, Esq. of Midsummer Norton, Somerset, and.
had issue,
1 John Sheppard, Esq. of Frome Selwood, 6. 10 Oct. 1785;
111. his cousin Anna, dau. of William Tomkins, Esq. of
Abingdon, Banker, and has one son, Walter.
1 Mary, 2nd wife of Thomas Harmer Sheppard, Esq.
I. Anna, m. William Tomkins, Esq. of Abingdon, Bunk»r.
It. Eleanor, in. Timothy Lacey, Esq. of North Hill House,
Somerset.
Mr. Sheppard d. 1759; his eldest son,
William Sheppard, Esq. of Frome Selwood and of Bath,
J. P., h. Jan. 1734; '/,;. 2 Jan. 1702, Ann, eldest dau. and co ■
heiress of William Hulbert, Esq. of Salisbury, and by her (who-
d. 20 Feb. 1820, aged 83) had issue,
I. William, of Styleshill, Somerset, 6. 28 Dec. 1762; d. v. p.
19 Nov. 1804. He to. 1st, 19 May, 1789, Susannah, dau.
and co-heiress of John Lewin, Esq. of The Manor of St.
Katharine's, Ruislip, by Sarah his wife, dau. and co-heir
of John Mico, Esq., and by her (who d. 25 Oct. 1794) had
issue,
1 William Hulbert, late of Keyford House, Frome.
2 Frederick, d. vara. 4 Oct. 18U2.
3 John Lewin (Rev.), M.A., b, 5 Aug. 1794; d. unm.
10 Aug. 1821.
1 Susan Mary Anne, of Spring Hill, near Frome, d. 22 May,
1861.
He in. 2ndly, Elizabeth Ilayter, relict of Thomas W. Wyatt,
Esq., but had no further issue. Mr. Sheppard d. 19 Nov»
1804.
II. Edward, of Firgrove, in Dudmaston, and also {jure texorzs)
of Alstone, co. Worcester, and Oxcnton, co. Gloucester,
sometime of The Ridge, in the latter co., of which he was,
1819, High Sheriff, and J.P. and D.L., b. 10 Oct. 1764;
m. 9 Jan. 1797, Mary, sole dau. of John Darke, Esq. of
Alstone and Oxenton, and had issue,
1 Edward, h. 29 Dec. 1801. 2 Eichard, b. 2 Aug. 1807.
3 Arthur Francis (Eev.), M.A., Vicar of Flimby, Cumber-
land, b. 19 .luly, 1813.
4 Thomas Henry (Eev.), M.A., B.D., and Fellow of Exeter
Coll. Oxon, b. 9 Nov. 1814.
1 Mary Kebecca.
2 Ann, in. 1820, John Wallington, Esq. of Dursley.
3 Frances Elizabeth. 4 EUenor Martha.
5 Caroline, m. Eev. Kcnelm Henry Digby, 2nd son of th*
late Admiral Sir Henry Digby, G.C.B. 6 Emiiy.
7 Harriet Jane, in. 28 April, 1846, Eev. Thomas Fremeaux
Boddington, M.A., Eector of Badger, Salop, who d.
18 July, 1871.
III. Thomas, of Folkington Place, Sussex, Shrewston Lodge,
Wilts, and Hampstcad Heath, Middlesex, J.P., b. 28 Oct.
1766; in. 5 Dec. 1800, Sarah, 2nd dau. of Eichard Down,
Esq. of Ilalliwick Manor House, Colncy Hatch, Middlesex,
and d. having issue,
1 Thomas, b. 16 Sept. 1802; m. Maria Thcrese Catherine
dii Croc de Brassac, only child and heiress of Charles
Joseph, Count du Croc de Brassac, in France, and had '
issue by her a dau., Marie Clementine Wilbclmino
Camillo, in. the Viscount de Brimont, who takes tlie addi-
tional surname of Brassac.
2 Charles Down, b. 29 June, 1805.
3 Walter Cope, Capt. half-pay, b. 20 Dee. 1806.
4 Frederick, b. 21 Dec. 1812.
1 Sarah Frances, m. 12 Sept. 1832, Eev. George GaytoB
Harvey, B.A.
2 Susan, in. 20 July, 1811, Eichard Eushton Preston, Esq.,
■who is deceased.
IV. Henry, of Seymour Court, Somerset, and of Clifton, and
sometime also of Compton House, co. Gloucester, b. 30 Nov.
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SHE
lUO
1770; m. 1st, Ann, tiau. of Willinm TomUins, Ksq. of
Abingdon, Banker, by whom he had,
Ann, his only ctdld, ni. Rev. Aaron Rogers.
He m. 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Thomas B. Winter, Esq. of
Shenley Hill, Herts, and by her he had an only son,
Henry Shoppard (Rev.), M.A., rd. Mary Anne, dau. of
Gen. Alexander Graham Stirling, of Rednock, K.B., and
has issue,
1 Graham. 2 Thomas.
V. George, of Fromeficld House, Somerset, 6. 23 July, 1773;
■ill. 1797, Mary Ann Stuart, dau. and co-heiress of Sir Thomas
Byard, of Mount Tamar, Devon, Capt. E.N., and by her
(who d. 1838; he left at his decease, 2 Feb. 1855,
1 Thomas Byard, of Selwood, Frome, 6.8 March, 1S05;
in. 6 Aug. 1829, Augusta Perchard, 2nd dau. of John
Mico Winter, Esq. of Shenley Hill, Herts, by Rachel his
wife, dau. and co heir (with her sister Martha, wife of
Lieut. -Gen. Le Mesurier, formerly hereditary Governor
of Alderncy) of Peter Perchard, Esq., Lord Mayor of
London 1805, and has issue,
Thomas Byard Winter, 6. 15 March, 1834; m. 4 July,
18G1, Mary Anne, only dau. of Aaron Rogers, Incum-
bent of St. Paul's, Bristol, and has a dau., Amy Byard.
John Edwin, d. 1837. George Edmund, 6. 1841.
Jessie Augusta. Caroline Stuart.
Emily Byard, m. 20 Jan. 1857, Rev. Charles Barton,
Kector of Trusham, Devon, and has issue,
Agnes Louisa. Susan Anna. Edith Mico.
2 George Wood, of Fromelield House, Somerset, J. P., b.
1807; 111. 1834, Emma, dau. of J. T. Brown, Esq.,
H.E.I.C.S., of Winifred House, Bath, by M.iry his wile,
dau. of Rev. S. Sneade, of Nctley and Ludlow, and has
issue,
George Frederick, H.E.I.C.S., 6. 17 May, 1835; m. 1861,
Adeline Babington, dau. of the late Rev. B. Peile, and
has issue, Philip Arthur Sneade; Evelyn Stuart; Guy
Babington ; and Seymour Hulbert.
Mary Stuart, m. 7 Feb. ISGl, T. W. Sheppard, Capt.
2oth regt.; and d. at Malta, July, 18G8, leaving issue.
Ellen Olivia, m. Rev. A. B. Peile, Incumbent of Holy
Trinity Church, Ventnor, and has issue.
Eirma Flora. Susan Elizabeth Sneyd.
Isabel Byard.
3 Walter, Perpetual Curate of Hermitage, Berks, h. 1809 ;
m. Fanny Boulger, of Bradfield, Berks; and dying 1852,
left issue,
Walter Byard.
Mary Ann Stuart. Elizabeth Frances.
4 Alfred Byard, of The Hove, Torquay, m. Maria Thompson,
and has issue, Maria Stewart.
1 Harriet Byard, ra. Rev. William Dalby, Rector of Comp-
ton Basset, Wilts; and d. 1840.
2 Stuart, m. Rev. David Malcolm Clerk, M.A., Vicar of
Kingston Deveril, Wilts.
3 Elizabeth Hulbert, d. 1868.
4 Emma Martha, m. Richard Edward Austen Townshend,
Esq. of Norwood, Surrey.
5 Jane Bunn, m. Rev. John Henry Clayton, Rector of
Farnborough, Hants ; and d. 1858.
I. Anne, m. Thomas Whittaker Ledyard, Esq. of Road Hill,
WUts.
n. Elizabeth, m. Samuel Wathcn, Esq. of Kew House, Stroud,
CO. Gloucester.
III. EUenor, m. Rev. Peter Wood, Rector of Broadwater,
Sassex, and Prebendary of Chichester.
Mr. Sheppard d. 17 May, 1814, aged 80, and was s. by his
grandson,
William Hcbekt Sheppabd, Esq. of Keyford House, J. P.,
i. 10 Aug. 1791; m. 24 Sept. 1818, Hannah, only child ot
■William PoUett, Esq. of Great Bardfield, Essex, and had,
I. William, now of Keyford.
n. John Lewin, b. C Nov. 1828; m. 6 July, 1852, Sabine,
youngest dau. of the late Major Charles Walton, 4th Light
Dragoons, and had a dau., Lihan Mary Anne, who d. 8 Feb.
1861.
m. Thomas Pollett, b. 6 June, 1830; m. 1864, Eliza Estella
May MacTier.
IV. Albert Mico, 6. 1836 : m. 1869, Anna Margaret Griffin.
1. Mary Anne, m. 30 Dec. 1862, Lieut.-Col.'xhomas Tapp,
C.B.
n. Lucy Hannah, m. 13 June, 1855, Henry Carter Snell,
eldest son of the late Rev. C. Chauncy, Vicar of Paul's
Walden, and has issue.
m. Susan Katharine, r,i. 17 Aug. 1854, William George,
youngest son of Capt. Barton, late of the 4th Light Dragoons,
and d. 27 Nov. 1862. iv. Alice Leader.
Mr. Sheppard d. 1878.
Arms— Az., on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or, as
many mullets gu., quartering Hulbekt, Lewin, Mico, and
Childe. Cresl—A ram passant p;jr. between two olive-branches
vert.
^eaJ— Oston Hall, Southwell.
SHEPPARD OF CAMPSEY ASHE.
Sheppaed, John George, Esq. of Campsey Ashe,
Suffolk, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1859, b. 30 Jan.
1824 ; m. 4 Aug. 181-6, Harriet Anna, 2nd dau. of
the late Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart, of Stanley
Hall, Salop. ^
HincaCIC.— Jons SnEprARD, Esq., who to. twice, and had,
by his 2nd wife, Mary Revett, of Brandeston, Suffolk,
Jony Sheppakd, Esq., m. 1797, Letitia, dau. of Col. Wilson,
of DidUngton Hall, Norfolk, and sister of Robert, Lord
Berners, and d. 31 Jan. 1824, leaving an only son,
John Wilson Sheppakd, Esq. of Campsey Ashe, J.P. and
D.L., m. April, 1823, Harriet, dau. and co-heir of Col. George
Crump, of Alexton Hall, co. Leicester (by Mary Wilson his
wife, sister of Robert, late Lord Berners), and by her (who '„i.
2udly, 13 April, 1832, the Hon. and Rev. Robert AVilson, 2na
son of Henry, Lord Berners, and 3rdly, the Very Rev. Edward
Newenham Hoare, Dean of Waterford) had issue,
John George, now of Campsey Ashe.
Henry Wilson, late of the R.N., b. IG June, 1827 ; m. Louisa,
2nd dau. of the Very Rev. Newenham Hoare, Dean of
Waterford, and has a son, Hakry, b. 1867, and two daus.
Juha Harriet, m. Aug. 1845, the Rev. William D. Hall,
Rector of The Lea, co. Gloucester.
Agnes Mary, d. 1852.
Mr. Sheppard d. 2 April, 1830, while attending the assizes at
Bury St. Edmunds as High Sheriff.
Arms—Sa., a fcss or, between three talbots passant arg.,
each carrying in the mouth a bird-bolt of the second. Crext—X
talbot's head sa. issuing from a tower or. Motto — Fide et;
virtute.
-S'tat— Campsey Ashe, Wickham Market, Suffolk.
SHEPPARD OF SAUCHOPE.
Sheppaed, Eev. HE^^tT Alexandeb Graham:,
of Sauchope, and Eednock, IS'.B., M.A., b. 1835, is
son of the late Henry Sheppard, Esq., by his wife,
a dau. of Graham, of Eednock.
&a2— Kednock Castle, near Stirling.
SHERBROOKE OF OXTON.
Sherbeooke, Henet Porter, Esq. of Oxton
Hall, Notts, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff in 1859,
late Capt. in the Eoyal Sherwood Foresters, or
Kottinghamshire regt. of Militia, and subsequently
Capt. in the South Nottinghamshii-e Yeomanry
Cavalry, b. 3 Sept. 1810 ; m. 26 Dec. 1840, Louisa
Anne, eldest dau. of William Fane, Esq., H.E.I.C.'s
Ciyil Service, sixth son of the Hon. Henry Fane, of
Fulbeck, co. Lincoln, and has issue,
I. William, Commander R.N., 6. 23 Oct. 1844; m. 1 Sept.
1870, Margaret Macdonald, dau. of the late Alexander
Graham, Esq. of Dunclutha, co. Argyll, and has issue, 1
Henry Graham, b. 11 Feb. 1877; 1 Violet, 6. 1871; 2
Eva Caroline, b. 1872.
II. Henry Neville, late Lieut. 43rd Foot, 6. 3 Feb. 1846;
r,i. 3 Feb. 1371, the Lady Harriett Alice, only dau. of
the Right Hon. George Augustus Frederick Louis, 2nd
Earl Howe, and by her (who d. 13 April, 1875) has issue,
1 Penn Curzon, b. 28 Nov. 1871 ; 2 Sybil Mary, b. 4 July,
1S73 ; 3 Evelyn Alice, b. 7 April, 1875. He m. 2ndly,
5 March, 1878, Lady Lilias Charlotte Cairns, dau. of Earl
Cairns.
I. Caroline, m. 15 March, 1859, John Chnworth Musters,
Esq. of Annesley Park and Colwick Hall, Notts.
II. Alice Louis, )ii. 17 Feb. 1S63, George Eden Jarvis, Esq.
of Doddington Hall, co. Lincoln.
III. Mary Beresford.
This gentleman, 'who is eldest son of the late Eev.
Eobert Lowe, M.A., Eector of Bingham, Notts, and
Prebendary of Southwell, assumed the name and
arms of Sherbeooke in 1847, on succeeding to the
estates of his kinsman, William Sherbrookc, Esq. of
Oxton Hall.
Jlt'utntjr.— It appears from Thoroton's " Antiquities of
KuUinghamshire," that the Shtrbiooke family first became coii-
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nected with the countyin the time of Queen Emzabeth, in the
eichtli year of whose reign {anyio 15GG/ the moiety of a manor,
together with certain lands in Oxton, were purchased by
Thomas Sherbrooke, son and heir of Eobert Sherbrooke (the
2nd son of Eobert Sherbrooke, of Tibshelf, co. Derby, whose
ancestors derired their name from the Hamlet of Shirebrooke,
on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire), by Alice
his wife, dau. of John Brailsford. This Thomas Sherbrooke
v.i. Elizabeth, dau. of WilUam Hall, of Saxcndale, Notts, and
■R-as father of
EoBEET Shebbbooke, of OxtOD, m. Mary, dau. of John
Savile, of Oxton, by Margaret his wife, dau. of Thomas Tem-
pest, Esq., and had issue, with two daus., Margaret and
Elizabeth, a son and successor,
Thomas Shebbbooke, of Oxton, b. in 1600 ; m. Elizabeth,
flau. of Thomas Jobson, Esq. of Cudworth, co. York, and d.
in 1653, having had, with other issue,
I. EoBEBT, who s. to his father's estates and of whom
presently.
II. Thomas, m. his cousin, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Jobson,
Esq. of Cudworth, co. Tork, and had issue a son, Hekby,
of whom hereafter.
EoBEBT Shebbbooke, Esq. of Oxton, who s. his father in
1C53, m. Elizabeth Taylor, a Lincolnshire lady, but had no
male issue, and upon his decease the Oxton estate devolved
upon his nephew,
Heset Shebbbooke, Esq. of Oxton (above-mentioned), who
•was High Sheriff co. Nottingham in 1712; m. Mary, dau. of
Thomas Porter, Esq. of Bingham, Notts, and d. 1754, leaving
three daus. and co-heiresses,
I. Margaret, b. 1716; m. her cousin, Henry Porter, Esq.
of Birmingham, J. P. for Notts, Verderer of Sherwood
Forest, and Deputy Eanger of Thomeywood Chase, who
assumed the name and arms of Shebbbooke, upon the death
of his wife's father, in 1754, and d. s. p. 14 Jan. 1779. Mrs.
Sherbrooke survived her husband, and d. 21 Dec. 1799, and
•was buried at Oxton.
II. Sarah, in. William Coape, Esq. of Arnold, co. Notts, and of
Earnah, in Duffield, co. Derby, J.P. for Notts, and
Verderer of Sherwood Forest (who d. 28 June, 1791), and d.
at .\mold, 3 March, 1799, and was bui-ied at Oxton. She
left issue,
1 WilUam, of Oxton, J.P. for Notts, and for many years
Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, and High Sheriff in
1803, s. to the family estates upon the decease of his
aunt in 1799, and assumed the name and arms of Sheb-
bbooke only. He m. 5 April, 17b5, Anne, only dau. and
heiress of John Foxcroft, Esq. of co. Nottingham, by his
•nife, the only dau. and heiress of Thomas Langford, Esq.
of Basford, Notts. He rf. s. p. 17 Nov. 1831, aged 73, and
his widow d. 15 Oct. 1847, aged 83 years.
2 Henry, Col. of the Boyal Sherwood Foresters, or
Nottinghamshire regiment of Militia, d. a bachelor, 15
March, 1849, aged 89, and was buried at Oxton.
2 John, K.C.B., and Gen. in the army, who greatly dis-
tinguished himself at Seringapatam and elsewhere, and
•was constituted Lieut. -Governor and Commander of the
forces in Nova Scotia in 1811, and appointed Governor-
Gen, of Canada in 1815. He 7ft. 1811, Katherina, eldest
dau. and co-heiress of the Eev. Eeginald Pyndar, Bector
of Madresfield, co. Worcester, and d. s.p. 14 Feb. 1830,
cced 65. His widow d. at Sidmouth, Devon, 15 May,
1858.
1 Elizabeth, d. unyn.
2 Sarah, m. Samuel Hamer Gates, Esq. of Chapel Aller-
ton, CO. Tork, and d. 2 Feb. 1834, aged 76, leaving issue.
Di. Elizabeth, m. — Lowe, Esq. of Southwell, Notts (son of
Samuel Lowe, Esq., who derived his descent from the
ancient Cheshire stock through a branch which had migrated
into Lancashire, and who had purchased an estate at South-
■wcU, about the beginning of the last century, and had
settled at that place), and by him she had, with other
issue, three sons,
1 Sherbrooke, of Southwell, J.P. and High Sheriff for
Notts in 1785; m. Bridget, dau. of Eichard Turner
Beecher, Esq. of Southwell, and d. 3 Dec. 1794, leaving
issue.
2 Lee, d. a bachelor.
3 Eobert, of Southwell, J.P. and High Sheriff for Notts,
1802. He m. Anne, dau. of Eichard Turner Beecher,
Esq. of Southwell, and d. 28 July, 1822, having had, with
' other issue, a son,
Et'bert (Rev.), Eector of Binsham, and Prebendary of
Southwell, 7ft. July, 1805, Ellen, dau. and co-heiress
of the Eev. Eeginald Pyndar, Eector of Madresfield,
CO. Worcester, and d. 23 Jan. 1845, aged 65. His widow
d. 15 Nov. 1852, aged 69, having had issue,
1 Henry Porter, the present possessor of the Oxton
est.ites.
2 Eobert (Right Hon.), M..\. Oxford, M.P. for the
■University- of London, a Privy Councillor, and some-
time Chancellor of the Exchequer, 6. 1811; called to
the Bar 1S42; •first retu'-ned to Parliament for Kid-
derminster, 1852, and afterwards sat for Calne from
18."i9 to 1868; m. 1836, Georgiana, dau. of George
Orred, Esq. of Aigburlh HaU, co. Lancaster.
S Frederic Pyndar (Rev.), b. 1813 ; m. Helen, younger
dau. and co-heiress of the late John Martin Leake.
Esq. of Thorpe Hall, Essex, and d. 12 Oct. 1872, and
was buried at Oxton. He left issue, Eeginald and
Helen.
1 Elizabeth Agnes Pyndar, d. v.nm. 3 Sept. 1860,
aged 51. 2 Mary Anne, d. an infant, 1810.
3 EUen Pyndar. 4 Margaret Anne.
Arms — Quarterly ; 1st and 4th, vair a chief or, over all a
bend gu. charged with three mullets pierced arg., a crescent
for difference, for Shebbbooke; 2nd and 3rd, gu., two wolves
passant arg., for Lowe. Crests — 1st, A horse's head couped arg.
charged with three bars gu., for Shebbbooke; 2nd, A wolf's
head erased arg., for Lowe. Motto — Vi si non consUio.
■SeaJ— Oxton Hall, Southwell.
SHERIDAN OF FRAUPTON COURT.
Sheeidan, Eichaed Beinslet, Esq. of Framp-
ton Court, Dorset, M.P. for Shaftesbury 1845 to
1852, and for Dorchester 1852 to 1868, J.P. and
D.L., High Sheriff 1838, m. 18 May, 1835, Marcia
Maria, only surviving child of Lieut.-Gen. Sir
Colqiihoun Grant, K.C.B., G.C.H. (by Marcia his
wife, dau. of Eer. John Eichards, of Longbredy,
Dorset), and niece of the late Francis John Ero-svue,
Esq. of Frampton Court, Dorset, and has had issue,
I. Richard Brinsley, 6. 11 Dec. 1838; d. 17 March, 1868.
II. Francis John Rogers, Eifle Brigade, 6. 6 May, 1842; d.
10 July, 1877.
IV. Aloebkos Bbisslet, E.N., 6. 11 June, 1845; m. 18 Jan.
1S71, Mary Lothrop, 2nd dau. of the Hon. J. Lothrop
Motley, late United States' Minister at the Court of St.
James, and has issue, Eichaed Bbisslet, b. 22 May, 1874;
John Lothrop Motley and Algernon Brinsley, twins, b. 21
June, 1876; a son, b. 5 Jan. 1879; Mary Elizabeth Brins-
ley, 6. 19 Oct. 1871; Sophie Florence Lothrop, b. 19
Sept. 1872.
IV. Charles William Frederick, 6. 26 March, 1847.
V. Thomas Constantine Henry Kier, 6. 3 May, 1851.
VI. James Colquhoun Grant, 6.23 Jan. 1857; d. 14 Aug.
18G5.
I. r.dith Marcia Caroline, m. 30 June, 1864, Francis John
Tliynne, Esq., eldest son of the Very Eev. Lord John
Tliynne; tZ. 9 April, 1876 (see Batb, Bvjlke's Peerage).
II. Florence Sarah Wilhelmine, m. 27 July, 1858, Lord
Poltimore. in. Helena Charlotte.
31 incase. — This is a very ancient Celtic family, of fo.
Cavan, and can be traced back to a remote period of Irish
history. Its earlier allianceswere with the O'Rourkes, O'Neills,
O'Donnells, O'Farrells, O'Connors, O'Eeillys, &c. Two of its
members were distinguished for their abihties and learning
in the reign of Charles II., viz., Thomas Sheridan, and
Charles, his brother. Bishop of Kildare.
The Eev. Thomas Sheeidan, 6. 1687, the son of a country
gentleman, possessed of an estate at Uaehteraghy, co. Cavan,
was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, through the kind-
ness of his relative, Dr. William Sheridan, the deprived Bishop
of Kilmore, and subsequently entering into holy orders, gained
the patronage and favour of Dean Swift. Dr. Sheridan m.
Elizabeth, dau. of Charles MacFadden, of Quilcagh, co. Cavan,
and d. 1738. His 3rd son,
Thomas Sheeidan, A.M. Trinity College, Dublin, 6. 1719,
author of TJie Dlclionary, m. Frances, dau. of Dr. Philip
Chamberlayne, Prebendary of Eathmichael. This lady was
known in letters by her Sidney Biddulph Nourjahad, and the
comedies of The Discovery and The Dupe. By her (who was
granddau. of Sir Oliver Chamberlayne) Mr. Sheridan had
issue,
Chaeles Fbancis, b. 1750; ra. 1783,Letitia Christina Bolton.
Eichaed Bbikslet, of whom we treat.
Elizabeth, m. Henry Le Fanu, Esq.
Alicia, 7ft. Joseph Le Fanu, Esq.
The youngest son.
The Eight Hon. Eichaed Bbinslet Shebidan, the Orator,
Statesman, Dramatist, and Wit, was b. in Dorset Street, Dub-
lin. 30 Oct. 1751. He 'm. 1st, 1773, Elizabeth Anne, dau. of
Thomas Linley, Esq., and by her (who d. 1792) had (besides a
dau., Mary, who d. an infant) a son, Thomas, of whom pre-
sently. He ??i. 2Qdly, Esther Jane Ojjle, dau. of the Dean of
SHE
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SUI
1451
Winrhcstov, a"il by h<?r hnil a pon, Charlps Brinsley, who d.
1843. The son of the 1st marriufce,
Thomas Sheridan, Esq., m. 180C, Caroline Henrietta, 4th
dau. of Col. Callander (who afterwards became Sir James
Campbell), of Craigforth, co. Stirling, by Lady Klizabeth
Helena M'Donnell his wife, dau. of Alexander, 5th Earl of
Antrim, and d. 12 Sept. 1817, having had (besides the present
Richard 1'binsley Sheridan, Esq. of Frampton Court) three
sons and three daus.,
Thomas Berkeley, R.N., accidently killed by a fall on board
H.M.S. "Diamond," 1826.
Francis Cynric, Treasurer of the Mauritius, d. there 13 Sept.
1843.
Charles Kinnaird, Attache to the British Embassy at Paris,
d. 30 May, 1847.
Helen Selina, hi. 4 July, 182.'i, Price, Lord Dufferin and
Claneboy ; and 2ndly, 13 Oct. 1SG2, the Karl of GitTord, and
eldest son of the Marquess of Twucddale, d. 14 June,
1867.
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah, m. 1st, 30 July, 1827, the Hon. G.
C. Norton, brother to Lord Grantlcy, who </. 24 Feb. 187S,
leaving issue; and 2ndlv, 1 March, 1877, Sir William
Stirling-Maxwell, Bart. M.P. K.T., d. 1878. She d. 15
June, 1877.
Jane Georgina, m. 10 June, 1830, Edward Adolphus, Duke of
Somerset, K.G.
Arms — Vert, a lion rampant between three trefoils slipped
or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a stag's head ppr.
Motto — Cervus lacessitus leo.
Seat — Frampton Court, Dorchester, Dorset.
SHERWOOD OF RYSOME GABTH.
Sherwood, WiLLiA:\r, Esq. of Rysomo Gartli,
CO. York, b. 17 Feb. 1815 ; m. 15 Dec. 1859, Mary
Anne Charlotte, dau. of Sir Henry Boynton, Bart,
of Burton Agnes, co. York.
JCt'tlfitCIC. — George Sherwood, Esq. of rtysnme Garth, 5.
4 March, 1740 ; m. 9 Oct. 1769, Ann Sawyer, niece of Robert
Bee, Esq. ofSheffling Holderness, co. York, and by her (who d.
9 Sept. 1809) left at his decease, 20 Nov. 1813, a son,
George Henry Suerwood, Esq. of Rysome Garth, 6. 29
Dec. 1781; m. 17 Dec. 1812, Margaret, dau. of Robert Bell,
Esq. of Wyton Hall, co. York, and by her (who d. 7 Aug.
18.57) had issue, a dau., Margaret Bell, widow of Lieut.
Edward Clarke, R.N., and a son, William Sueewood, Esq. of
K}-sorae Garth.
Seat — Rysome Garth, Patrington.
SHIPLEY OF TWYFOED MOOHS.
Shipley, Conway Mordaunt, Esq. of Twyford
Moors House, Hants, b. 9 Nov. 1824 ; m. Caroline
Grace, dau. of Thomas Clements Parr, Esq., and
grand-dau. of Sir Charles Elton, Bart, of Clovedon
Court, Somerset.
iLtlTCnSC— The Rev. Jonathan Shipi.et, D.D., Bishop of
St. Asaph, son of Jonathan Shipley, of Leeds, by Martha his
wife, dau. of William Davies, of Twyford House, Hants, m.
Anna Maria, dau. and eo-heiress of Hon. and Rev. George
Mordaunt, 5th son of John, Viscount Avalon, and left at his
decease, 6 Dec. 178G (with several daus., Anna Maria, m. Sir
William Jones; Amelia, m. William Charles Sloper, Esq.;
Elizabeth, d. unm. ; Georgiana, to. Francis Hare Naylor, Esq. ;
and Catherine Louisa), one son.
The Rev. William Davies Shipley, Dean of St. Asaph, who
m. Penelope, dau. and co-heiress of Ellis Yonge, Esq. of Acton
Park, CO. Denbigh, by Penelope his wife, dau. and eo-heiress
of James Russell Stapleton, Esq., and Penelope his wife, dau.
of Sir John Conway, Bart., and had (with three daus., Penelope,
deceased ; Anna Maria, deceased : and Amelia) five sons, all
since deceased, William, Lieut. -Col. in the army ; Mordaunt;
Conway ; John ; and Charles. The last-named,
The Rev. Charles Shipley, of Twyford House, Rector of
Mappowder, Dorset, to. 1821, Charlotte, dau. of Orby Sloper,
Esq. of West Woodhay, Berks, deceased, and had issue,
Conway MoRDAnNX, now of Twyford Moors.
Reginald Yonge, C.B., b. 1826; Major-Gen. in command of
2nd Brigade, Aldershot, late 7th Fusiliers; w. Amy, dau. of
Lea Birch, Esq., and has issue, Conway; Mordaunt; Regi-
nald Heber; Charles Avalon; and two daus., Charlotte;
and Amy Lea.
William Davies, h. .Tan. 1828, Major 40th regt., late Aide-de-
Cump to Lieut.-Gen. Wynard," Cape of Good Hope, m.
Louisa, dau. of the late — Ogilvie, Esq., and has issue two
sons, Charles Orby; and Harold.
Orby (Rev.), M.A., b. July, 1832; m. Zoe, dau. of the Right
Hon. James Wilson, M.P.
Anna Maria, m. 1840, Right Hon. Sir Walter Crofton, Knt.,
C.B., late Chairman of Directors of Convict Prisons, Ireland.
Mr. Shipley d. 1834.
Arms — Lozengy, arg. and sa., a borduro of the last. Crest —
Out of an earl's coronet or, the bust of a Moorish prince ppr.,
habited of the first wreathed about the temples arg. and sa.
Motto — Nee plaeida contenta quiete est.
Seat — Twyford Moors, near Winchester, Hants.
SHIPPERDSON OF HERMITAGE.
Shippeedson (late Hopper), The Eev. Edmund
Hector, of Pittington Hall, Garth, Murton-in-
the-Wbins, and Hermitage, co. Durham, J. P. and
D.L., M.A., formerly Fellow of Christ Coll. Cam-
bridge, b. 25 Sept. 1806; m. 1 Nov. 1838, Adeline,
dau. of John Kerrich, Esq. of Harlcston, Norfolk,
and by her, who d. 10 Sept. 1873, bad issue,
I. Thomas Henry, 6. 26 Aug. 1839, Lieut. North Durham
Militia ; d. ^m'm. 28 April, 1872.
I. Mary Adeline, m. 10 Dec. 1863, Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart. ;
d. 2 June, 1866, leaving a dau., Ethel A.delinb.
II. Isabella Henrietta, b. 26 June, 1847; })i. 20 April, 1871,
Lieut.-Col. Charles Williamson, 60th Rifles (3rd son of
Sir Hedworth Williamson, 7th hart.), but c^. s. p. 3 March,
1874.
Mr. Shipperdson assumed, by royal license, in
1856, the name of Shippeedson only (in lieu of his
patronymic Hopper), on succeeding to the estates
of that family, under the will of bis maternal uncle,
Edward Shipperdson, Esq.
ULillCKQC, — This family was for many generations seated
at Wolsingham, co. Durham, in which parish they held lands
at a very early period.
JpNKiN Hopper, temj). Henry VIII. , possessed the estate of
Todepotts and other lands in Wolsingham, which remained
with liis descendants for two centuries. From him descended!
John Hopper, of Todepotts and Wiggiside (will dated
25 April, 1603), who left by his wife Alice, with three other
sons, a son and successor,
Anthony Hopper, who was father of
Thomas Hopper, who had issue six sons, of whom Robert
purchased the estate of The Eshes. The eldest son and heir,
John Hopper, b. 1627, left at his decease, 19 Nov. 1700, two
sons, John, b. 1655; and
Anthony Hopper, bapt. 2 April, 1665, who sold the family
estates in Wolsingham. He to. 9 May, 1691, Frances, dau. of
Thomas Coulson, Esq., and left a son,
Thomas Hopper, who settled at DurhaiU, and was Alderman
and Post-Master of that city, and m. 1st, 15 Dec. 1723, Mary
Burletson, by whom he had no issue. He?)!,. 2ndly, 6 Jan. 1729,
Elizabeth Paxton, widow of — Fulthorpe, Esq., and left issue
by her, with one dau., Thomasine, m. her cousin, Richard
Hopper, Surgeon, of Durham, six sons, i. John, bapt. 22 Aug.
1731, Mayorof Durham 1764, m. Margaret, dau. of David John-
son ; and d.s.p.; ii. Thomas, bapt. 12 Oct. 1732, Vicar of Bow-
don, Rector of Barley, and Prebendary of Ely (grand-father of
Priscilla Blaria Hopper, of Silkswortli House, co. Durham, ?)t.
Lieut.-Gen. William Beckwith, K.H.); in. Christopher, Post-
master of Durham, whose son, Thomas, of Sharow Lodge, co.
York, and of Walworth, co. Durham, 6. 1769, d. s. p. 1849;
IV. George, of whom presently ; v. Hendry, of Silksworlh
House, purchased and entailed the estate of Walworth. He m.
20 Nov. 1770, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of William Steele,
Esq. of Lamb Abbey, Kent, M.P., and d. 21 June, 1812, with-
out issue (his widow d. Jan. 1808, and was buried with her
husband in Durham Cathedral); vi. Anthony, bapt. 30 Dec.
1738 ; d. 28 Feb. 1823, unm,., and was buried in Durliam
Cathedral. The 4th son,
George Hopper, Esq., bapt. 11 Nov. 1735 ; m. let, Anne,
only dau. and heiress of the Rev. W.alter Carles,* Vicar of
Sandon (by Anne his wife, sister of Edmund Hector, Esq. of
* He was the only son of Richard Carless, Esq. of Birming-
ham, by Anne, dau. of Walter Moseley, Esq. of Enfield, co.
Stafford, by Jane, only dau. and heir of William Acton, Esq.,
3rd son of Sir Edward Acton, Bart., of Adenham ; who was
the son of Richard Carless, E:q., the near kinsman and legatee
of Col. William Carles, the preserver of Kiuy CiiAi'.uia 11., in
the Royal Oak at Boscobcl.
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SHI
THE LANDED GENTRY.
SHI
Birminsliam, the friend of Samuel Johnson), by ivhom he
acquired the estate of Fivcways House, near Birmingham, and
bad an only child and heir,
Waltee Cables.
He m. 2ndly, Anne, dau. of Henry Perkins, Ksq., but by her
had no issue ; and dying 14 April, 1787, was s. by his son,
Waltek Cables Hopper, Esq. of Belmont, co. Durham, heir
also to his great-uncle, Edmund Hector, Esq., h. 25 July, 1772 ;
m. 9 Aug. 18r3, Margaret, 3rd dau. of Ralph Shipperdson, Esq.
of Fittington UaU Garth, and Murton-in-the-Whins, and by
her (who d. 21 March, 1846) had issue,
J. Edmd.vd Hectob, his heir, who s. to the estates of Fitting-
ton Hall Garth, and has assumed the name and arms of
Shippebd-sox, only.
II. Walter Anthony, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, 6.
16 Dec. 1810; d.v.nm. 15 Oct. 1845; buried at Mary-the-less,
Durham.
III. Kalph Shipperdson, 6.18 Feb. 1815; M.D., of DubUn;
(/. 29 March, 1«56.
IV. Augustus Macdonald, 6. 11 Aug. 1816; M.A., late Fellow
of St. John's College, Cambridge, Archdeacon of Norwich,
Eector and Fatron of Starston, Norfolk, and a Magistrate
for that CO.; »i. 15 April, 1847, Charlotte, youngest dau. of
the Rev. John Hohnes, of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk, and by her
l;as issue,
1 Richard Carles, 6. 4 Feb. 1848;, d. 31 Jan. 1855.
2 Edmund Carles, /). 23 June, 1850.
S Anthony Shipperdson, 6. 17 June, 1858.
1 Annie Margaret, ni. 1st, 21 Oct. 1874, Frederic Grahame
Lacon, Lieut. 17th regt., and 2ndly, 14 Nov. 1878, Hugh
"\V. Tyrwhitt-Drake, Esq., son of the late Rev. John
Tyrwhitt-Drake, Rector of Amersham. (See thai FaniUy.)
2 Sarah, deceased. 3 Constance.
Archdeacon Hopper d. 7 Jan. 1878.
I. Mary Anne Frances, m. 27 March, 1856, John Smith, Esq.
of Burley House, Leeds; d. 20 Jan. 1»68.
II. Caroline Elizabeth, m. 25 Jan. 1838, Rev. James Boucher,
nephew of Viscount jlolcsworth ; and is deceased.
III. Isabella Margaret, m. 28 Aug. Ib38, her cousin, Francis
Russell Apletre, Esq. of Goldings, Hants.
IV. Frances, d. unm. 9 Dec. 1869.
Ulr. Hopper inherited the estate of Walworth at the decease of
his cousin, Thomas Hopper, Esq. of Sharow Lodge, and dying
15 Jan. 1853, was s. by his eldest son, the present Rev. Edmund
Hector Hoppeb (now Shipperdson), representative of the
family.
y!ri;!.s— Quarterly: 1st and 4th, gyronny of eight sa. and
crm. over all a tower triple towered arg. masoned of the first,
for Hopper; 2nd and 3rd, or, on a mount in base an oak tree
■\crt over all on a fess gu. three regal crowns of the first, for
Cables or Cablos. These bearings of Carlos were granted
21 May, 1658, by Charles II. to his preserver, in the Royal
Oak, after the Battle of Worcester, Col. William Carlos, " in
pei-petuam rei memoriam," as it is expressed in the patent.
Crests— \si, A tower as in the arms, for Hopper ; 2nd, A sword
arg. hUt and pommel or, and a sceptre of the second crossed in
saltire enfiled with an oaken civic crown vert fructed of the
second, for Cables. Moito — Subditus fidelis regis et salus
regni.
;Sca<«— Hermitage, Chester-le-Street ; Fittington Hall Garth ;
and Murton-in-the-Whins.
^"amib of ^l/ipijcrbsmt.
This family has held lands, as is proved by copy of Cour*
Roll in Bishop Weannouth, since the commencement at least
of the records of the Halmot Court, tera'p. Edwabd 111.
William Shipperdson, Esq. of Bishop Wearmouth, and of
Merton, co. Durham, living 1635, m. Joan, dau. of John
<Joodcliild, Esq. of Ryhope, and sister of Robert GoodchUd,
Esq. of Fallyon, by whom he had issue. The 3rd son,
Edward Shipperdson, Esq. of Murton, Capt. of a troop of
horse under Gen. Monk, left, by Anne his wife, an eldest son
*nd heir,
Edwabd Shipperdson, Esq., who m. Margaret,* sister and
sole heiress of William Sympson, Esq. of Fittington Hall Garth,
and granddau. of Sir WilUam Belasysc, of Murton, Durham,
ty whom (who d. 1699) he left at his decease, July, '707, a son
and heir,
Ralph Shipperdson, Esq. of Fittington Hall Garth, bapt.
10 Sept. 1676 ; m. 1700, Margaret, t only child and heiress
of the Rev. Thomas Musgrave, of Great Salkeld, Cumber-
land (0th son of Sir William Musgrave, Bart, of Eden Hall),
and dying 16 June, 1719, was s. by his eldest surviving son,
* This lady, through the families of Belasyse, Fairfax, Oa.s-
coygne, Percy, and Mortimer, was 13th in direct lineal descent
from Edward III.
t Margaret Musgrave, through the families of Wharton,
Clifford, Percy, and Mortimer, was llLh indirect lineal descent
from King Edward 111.
Edward Shipperdson, Esq. of Fittington Hall Garth, who
in. 27 June, 1738, Margaret, only dau. of George Baker, Esq.,
M.P., of Elemore, co. Durham (by his wife Elizabeth, only
dau. and heiress of Thomas Conyers, Esq., M.F., of Elemore),
and by her had an only son and successor,
Ralph Shipperdson, Esq. of Fittington Hall Garth, M.A.
and Fellow of Trin. Coll., Cambridge, m. 19 Aug. 1779,
Frances, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Samuel Kiishaw, D.D., Vicar
of Leeds, and Rector of Ripley, and sister and co-heiress of
the Rev. Richard Ivirshaw, B.D., Rector of Masham, and
dying 8 Nov. 1793, left issue,
I. Edward, of whom presently.
II. Ralpli, b. 22 Feb. 1784, Lieut. R.N., lost .at sea, being
wrecked, 1 Aug. 1809, off St. Domingo, in H.M.S. " Lark,"
unm.
III. Richard Francis, h. 1788; d. young.
IV. Rev. Thomas Richard {ultimus .raoreim) b. 3 March,
1789, M.A. of St. John's Coll. Cambridge, Rector of St.
Mary-le-Bow, Durham, and Vicar of Woodhorn, North-
umberland, Ml. 12 July, 1825, Mary Anne, dau. of John
Hutchinson, Esq. of Durham, but d. s. p. 18 June, 1865.
His widow d. 31 Dec. 1873.
1. Frances, m. 2 Oct. 1804, William Apletree, Esq. of Goldings,
Hants. II. Anne, d. unm..
III. Margaret, m. 9 Aug. 1803, Walter Carles Hopper, Ksq.
of Belmont, and by him was mother of the present Mr.
Shipperdson. iv. Mary, d. 'anm.
Edward Shipperdson, Esq. of Fittington Hall Garth,
M.A. of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, 6.20 Sept. 1780, J.F. and D.L.,
High Sheriff 1843, and Col. of the old Durham Volunteers,
rf. s. p. 28 Dec. 1855, and was s. by his nephew (the
eldest son of his sister, Margaret, wife of Walter Carles
Hopper, Esq. of Belmont), the present Rev. Edmdnd HECToa
Shipperdson, of Fittington Hall Garth, and Hermitage.
Arms — Sa., on a bend arg. three lozenges az. each charged
with a planetary sun in his glory; quartering Stmpson, Mus-
grave, Kershaw, and Stkes. Crests — 1st, A cubit arm erect
issuing from clouds, grasping a sword ))pr., lor Shipperdson;
2nd, Out of a mural crown az., a demi-lion rampant gu. per
pale or and sa., in the dexter paw a sword ppr., lor Sv.>ii"soN.
Mollo — Nubem cripiam.
SHIRLEY OF ETTINGTON AND
LCUGH PEA.
SuiRLET, Evelyn Philip, Esq. of Ettington
Park, aud Houudsliill, cos. Warwick and Worcester,
and Lough Eea, co. Monaghan, late M.P. for South
Warwickshire, and formerly, from 1841 to 1847, lor
CO. Monaghan, h. 22 Jan. 1812 ; m. 4 Aug. 1842, Mary-
Clara Elizabeth, dau. of Su' Edmund Hungerford
Lechmcrc, 2nd bart., and has issue, .
I. Sewallis Evelyn, M.P. for co. Mouajihan, 6. 15 July,
1844.
I. Selina.
II. Mary Clara, m. 2 May, 1872, Rev. W. K. W. Chafy Chafy,
of Rouse Lench Court, co. Worcester.
III. Katharine.
?Ltnca CJC— The Anglo-Saxon family of Shirley, of Nether
Elingdon, co. Warwick; of Shirley, co. Derby; Staunton
Harold and Rakedale, co. Leicester; of Astwel, co. North-
ampton; of Wiston, Preston, and Ote Hall, Sussex; and of
Chartley, co. Stafford, is descended from Sewallis de Eting-
DON, living there tcm-p. Edward the Confessor, "whoso
name," says Dugdale, " argues him to have been of the old
English stock." At the Conquest, the Lordship of Ettington
was granted to Henry de F'errariis, one of the principal adven-
turers under Duke William, and was held under him by this
Sewallis, in whose posterity it has ever since continued. (See
Bdbke's Peerage). Eighteenth in descent from liiis Saxon
Thane (as Dugdale calls him), was
Sir Robert Shirley, Bart., 1st Earl Ferrers and Viscount
Tamworth, and Lord Ferrers of Chartley, who, by his 2ud wife,
Selina, dau. of George Finch, Esq., had issue.
The Hon. George Suibley, of Ettington, Page to Queen Anne,
afterwards Capt. 1st regt. of Foot Guards. He m. 28 Dec. 1749,
Jlary, dau. of Humphrey Sturt, Esq., of Horlon, Dorset, and
had issue,
Geobge, his heir. Evelyn, successor to his brother.
Selina, 7/i. Sir Thomas George Skipwith, Bart.
Mary, m. John Smith, afterwards Leigh, Esq. of Comb Ha^.
He d. 22 Oct. 1787, and was s. by his elder son,
George SniBLEY, Esq. of Ettington, who m. twice, but dying
5. p. 15 March, 1793, was s. by his brother,
Evelyn Suibley, Esq. of Ettington, who m. 3 July, 1781,
Phillis Byam, only dau. of CharUon WoUaslon, Esq., and had,
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THE LANDED GENTRY.
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I. EvELTU JoiiN, his heir.
II. Charles, b. 15 Nov. 1792; m. 7 Dec. 1S19, Anne Charlotte,
'Jnd dau. of the Hon. and Kev. George Eridgeman, and d.s.p.
liDec. 1855.
HI. William, b. 23 March, 1794; d. 21 April, 1850.
IV. James, Kector of Krettenliam, Koifolk, b. 15 Jan. 1802;
w. 29 Dec. 1831, Catherine Louisa, eldest duu. ot the Kcv.
John Dolphin, and d. 7 Jan. 1870, having by her (who d.
1S67) had issue,
1 Horatio Henry, 6. G Jan. 1834.
2 Evelyn William, Capt. R.N., b. 30 Nov. 1840.
3 James, 6. 30 Aug. 1843.
1 Katharine Frances. 2 Georgiana Louisa. 3 Mary.
V. Horatio (Sir), K.C.B., Col. in the army, Knt. of the Legion
of Honour, b. 3 Dec. 1805.
Ti. Arthur George SewalUs, h. 20 July, 1810, Vicar of Stins-
ford, Dorset; ra. 1st, 24 Aug. 1841, Georgiana, dau. ot the
r.ev. William Cookson, and by her (who d. 8 July, 1852) had,
Scwallis, 6. 18 June, 1843.
liobert, &. Nov. 1844; d. 1869.
Krancis John, 6. 23 Jime, 1847.
Wary Selina.
He in. 2ndly, 3 Sept. 1853, Mary, dan. of Edward Turner,
Esq., and had issue by her (who d. 3 April, 1S77),
Arthur Horatio, 6. 25 June, 1854.
William, b. 23 Aug. 1S5G.
Phillis. Emily Gertnide.
I. Selina, d. 3 Feb. 1870.
II. Mary, m. 1813, George Movant, Esq. ; and ,/. 17 Feb. 1838.
III. Emily Harriet; in. Edward, 3rd Lord Sutlield.
llr. Shirley d. 17 May, ISIO, and was s. by his eldest son,
Ent:lyn John Shiklet, Esq. of Ettington and Lough Fea,
D.C.L., b. 26 April, 1788, who sat in Parliament successively
for CO. Monaghan and South Warwickshire, m. IG Aug. 1810,
Eliza, only dau. and heir of Arthur Stanhope, cousin to the
Earl of Chesterfield, and had issue,
En'eltn Philip, now of Lower Ettington.
Arthur, 6. 8 Feb. 1813, Major-Gen. in the army, and late
Major-Gen. Turkish Contingent; 7/!. 4 July, 1840, Christine,
voungest dau. of James Wardrop, Esq., M.D.; and d. s.^j.
27 Jan. 1877.
Walter Devereus, Major Monaghan Militia, h. 20 July, 1829;
111. 26 July, 1856, Anna Knox, dau. of William K. Fawcette,
Esq., and has an only dau., Louisa.
Selina, ra. 18 May, 1841, the Ptight Hon. Sir William Heath-
cote, Bart., of Hursley, late M.P. for the University of Oxford,
Louisa, vt,. 2 Sept. 1843, Neil Malcolm, Esq. ol Poltallocb,
CO. Argyll, who d. 1857.
Jlr. Shirley d. 31 Dec. 1856.
Arms — Paly of six, or and az., a quarter arm., quartered with
the arms of Tliomas of Woodstock, Duke of Gloucester, youngest
Bon of Edwakd III. Ancient Coat — Paly of sis or and sa.
Crest — The head of a Saracen couped at the neck ppr. wreathed
about the temples or and az. on a torse of the same colour.
Badyei — A horseshoe arg., for Fekrebs ; A Bourchier knot or,
for BocBCHiEB. Mottoes — Honor virtutis premium; and
Loyal suis je.
Seats — Ettington Park, Stratford-on-Avon, co. Warwick; and
Xougb Fea, Carrickmacross, co. Slonaghan.
SHORE OF NOKTON HALL.
Shoee, Haeeixgton Ofpley, Esq. of Linclrlclge
House, CO. Leicester, J.P., B.A. Trin. Coll. Cam-
bridge, m. 1st, 21 Dec. 1 
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